Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Remember ye not the former things, neither consider the things of old. Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it?” Isaiah 43:18-19 Copyright © David C. Non and The Stanford Quad. All rights reserved. No portion of this work may be reproduced without the consent of the publisher. Published by The Stanford Quad, an independent concern. Storkc Student Publications Building Stanford, California 94305 Printed in the United States of America by Hunter Publishing Company 2505 Empire Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27113 ISSN 8756-808X THE STANFORD QUAD VOLUME 91 —1986 1861 42 933 S3iavaan AiisaaAiNn aao3NVJ.s Unless we remember, we cannot understand.” — E.M. Forster CONTENTS 4 PERSPECTIVES 6 HIGHLIGHTS 36 ACADEMICS 70 ATHLETICS 114 EXTRACURRICULARS 166 RESIDENCES 212 SENIORS 290 PATRONS 366 URMAN SITRIS NOTT 3N3HDflVJfl NVK3J.V8 1.F.RMAN PACK NOTT LEHMAN BATEMAN NVKSSOHO W L- ■ w.11 NOTT Pkoia piinlcil by Jxncllc Page jihI Mjii B lmun Photos by BOS WORTH WOLF NOT! BEAUCIIENE KAY BATEMAN LEHMAN ICIIANC SI AO LEHMAN LEHMAN “Truth is stranger than fiction.” “Fact is richer than diction.” — Jane Austen, A Plea for Excuses “Drouth is stronger than faction. — James Joyce, Finnigan’s Wake HIGHLIGHTS THE CENTENNIAL 38 I.FRMAN ‘Through all of these years I have kept a mental picture before me. I could see a hundred years ahead when all of the present trials were forgotten, and all of the present active parties gone, and nothing remaining but the institution.” — Jane Stanford to the Board of Trustees As part of the continuing celebration of the Centennial of the University's founding, a convocation service was held on November 11th. Frank Rhodes. President of Cornell University, addressed an audience at Memorial Church, praising the vision of the Stanfords and early administrators that has made Stanford a “world-class university. Asa part of the celebration, the original Founding Cram was put on public display for the first time. 39 WELCOME TO THE FARM leaving the security of home, the Class of 1989 was welcomed to the Farm and into the wailing arms of Orientation volunteers anti RAs on September 19th. Four days of activities planned especially for the new freshmen included house meetings, placement tests, the Noche Tropicul. a dance in the Quad with a Caribbean flair, and Field Day activities that included the traditional plunge in DcGucrre with the I.SJUMB — One of the truly incredible weekends of the year. 40 HALLOWEEN The celebration of Halloween took many forms on the Farm this year. Costumed revelers roamed campus, while the Delta Gamma sorority sold pumpkins in White Plata. Later, Design classes carved the fruit for a grade, anti the Senior class disturbed the quiet of the Mausoleum for one evening. 42 I.LON STUDENT PROTESTS 44 Growing awareness on campus of the situation in South Africa prompted a vocal demand for divestment of University funds from corporations doing business in that country. On October I ith. a sit-in was held at Old Union and arrests followed. Charges that Senior Hobby Perkins was beaten by officers from the Santa Clara County Sheriffs Office brought the reality of racial discrimination much closer to Stanford. Scandal later surfaced when members of Stanford Out of South Africa erected a shantytown in White Plaza to depict the poverty of South African Blacks. Vandals destroyed the structures several times and prompted a Forum on Racial Discrimination. 45 =BIG GAME WEEK Planned by the revived Axe Committee. Big Game Week '85 was a highly successful showing of Stanford spirit and tradition. On November 21st. the festivities began with the first bonfire in a decade. The lakcbcd rally attracted nearly 3000 Cardinal fans to witness the burning of the bear on a 3 story pyre. Later in the weekend, Ram's Head produced PoltcrGaictics and the Cardinal captured the Axe for the second year in a row. 46 “If we don’t get the Stanford family back into the Mausoleum by midnight, we’ll lose Big Game . .. forever.” — PolterGaieties 1985 47 LABOR UNREST I worked here for eighteen years. I have three dependents. I was laid-off as a Life Science Tech at age sixty-one with no regard for my seniority.” — Jackie Faison. Lab Assistant “They seem to have tried to use the ‘job security’ issue to unify their work force to say ‘you have to strike because Stanford wants to take away your job.’ It’s difficult to try to counter that sort of misrepresentation. — Priscilla Wheeler, University chief negotiator 48 itiojjTh BE MIE cmu'D Conflict between the University and the United Stanford Workers continued throughout the year. After their contract expired on August 31st. the USW continued to work during negotiations which lasted throughout September and October. Just as a strike seemed inevitable, the Union voted to accept a revised University offer. Other complaints of unfair hiring and firing practices and discrimination against the Union resulted in protest marches such as the one held on March 18th to show disapproval of layoffs of several USW activists. On Pa Th H R SOUZA. A7w W ftM ocn 49 : CONSTRUCTION 50 This year, like every other year, students had to deal with the noise a ltd ntessof numerous construction projects on campus. Major new structures included Sweet Hall, built to house the AlCand LOTS, a new Chemistry building, a parking garage behind the Museum, and a new wing at the Stanford University Hospital. Finally, the SUNET communications system was completed. NOTT 51 =VIENNESE BALL On Saturday, January 25th, students and faculty donned formal wear to waltz their way through the 9th Annual Viennese Ball. Once again held in the Roblc Athletic Complex, demand for tickets to the event greatly exceeded the limited number available. Three hundred and fifty couples waltzed for almost five hours to the music of the Viennese Ball Orchestra and Bill Hammett and his Hyatt Regency Orchestra. Elaborate decorations, plentiful refreshments and a beautiful opening ceremony made the evening one to remember. 52 ALVAREZ =SPEAKERS Hunter S. Thompson Herb Caen Shirley Chisholm Joan Baez Bishop Desmond Tutu 54 55 “Making money is not what life is all about, but it doesn’t hurt to have some. It doesn’t hurt to have more than you can possibly spend.” “There’s nothing wrong with thinking that you’re better than other people as long as you don’t take it seriously.” — Ted Turner May 13, 1986 56 57 RUSH Throughout April, some 700 Stanford students participated in rush activities for a chance to “go Creek. Sorority rush was formally during the first two weeks of April. A hectic schedule of twenty-one parties in one week kept hopefuls occupied, hut despite the Guaranteed Bid System, over 70 girls were not placed in one of the six recognized sororities. Fraternity rush spanned the entire month with a huge number of men attending athletic events, open houses and theme parties. Sigma Phi Epsilon became the first fraternity on campus to adopt a dry rush format. 58 THE DRAW 60 ■-----T 61 CONCERTS 62 BENEVENTO The Red Hot Chili Peppers brought tears to the eyes of the Concert Network, almost breaking the bank with Memorial Auditorium destruction. But the success of the perennial Crateful Dead concert helped soothe the financial bite. Deadheads were into muted colors long before Miami Vice. Maybe they know something everyone else doesn't. As a finale. Windham Hill recording artists yuppified Frost Amphitheatre with An Afternoon on the Green. SITRIN. Pad} 63 CAMPUS PARTIES “A guy in my dorm asked to borrow my tire chains. When I asked why, he informed me they were to become his costume for the Exotic Erotic Ball ... I have a read Marx tonight.” 64 The scion of stress, all-campus parties alleviated tension from academic pursuits. Club Ujamaa mimicked a Las Vegas casino. The Bcta-Nooncr did not fare well in competition with the Critcriurn and the weather. The KA laker brought beer to the golden shores of Lagunita. Alpha Sig's Exotic Erotic Ball challenged attendees to parlay anything into an outfit. Splendor in the Grass allowed Manzanita to host a gala. Dcca-dancc was sweet from the suites. Kincadclt moved to Frost toavoid disturbing the surrounding community. Lamentably, the Donncr street party faded into oblivion. 65 COMMENCEMENT “All the plans we have do not constrain the future. Nor do they provide safe passage through the intricacies of life.” — Jerry Talley, Class Day, June 14, 1986 BATEMAN 66 LERMAN Commencement festivities began on Saturday with Baccalaureate in Frost Amphitheatre. The Most Reverend Rembert G. Weakland, O.S.B.. Archbishop of Milwaukee addressed the congregation with a sermon entitled “God’s Justice and Our Response.” Immediately after, seniors tossed their 11) cards into the time capsule for the class of 1986. Other contributions were ubiquitous Eggplant Stackup. part of the Stanford shanty, and an invitation to the campus luncheon for Queen Elizabeth. Class day lunch framed spritely speeches by Craig Heller, Nancy Packer, Jerry Talley and Donald Kennedy. In the afternoon, droves attended the president's reception. 67 Commencement Sunday began with the procession into the stadium. Filled with marching music and adorned with brilliant red flags and a gigantic Doric stage, the stadium assumed an ancient character. Stanford graduate 'I'cd Koppcl and President Donald Kennedy addressed the ebullient crowd. Awards were disseminated, and degrees were conferred before the Lcland Stanford Junior University Marching Band entered its immortal refrain. It's all right now. Departmental ceremonies followed. Due to a logistic miscue. many graduates did not receive their diplomas. Yet, family and friends were able to meet professorsand classmates, and graduates said their final farewells. tls LEHMAN I can’t give you a brain, but I can give you a diploma.” — The Wizard of Oz to the Scarecrow if 69 Stanford is a place in which intellectual challenge is, or ought to he, a way of life — that is, not just something one encounters in a classroom, but something with which one wrestles constantly, day in and day out.” — Donald Kennedy, President of Stanford University “ Tis the mind that makes the body rich.” — William Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew ACADEMICS Editor: Alice Mo Staff: Nick Anderson Sandra Derrick Bonnie McLean Em Tsai THE CORNERSTONE OF ACADEMIA The I fonor Code is not highly visible or controversial. The typical student will sign his name to the Honor Code verification one hundred times during his career. To what does that signature hind the student? Initially, the signature binds the student to complete assign-ments individually. The student must not, however, stand passively in relation to the integrity of his fellow. Rather, students collectively realize a greater moral integrity by participating actively under the jurisdiction of the Code. Students arc responsible not only for themselves, but also for their peers. Students tend to take for granted the conditions under which exams are held and pass over the chance to criticize the University’s stipulation that students regulate their peers’ work. Most study, take exams, and pass quietly through various degrees of examination and academic responsibility without questioning Stanford’s academic integrity. The Honor Code must also be upheld by staff. The faculty agree to regulate themselves in accordance with the Code’s principles. “Nostudent shall be placed in a compromising academic position by a professor. The Honor Code thus mediates the faculty-student dialogue, preserving the unique discourse that serves as the defining purpose of the University: the professor presents an idea to the student; the student responds with an independent idea. IERMAN ior Code: The Honor code Is an undertf collectively: 1) That they will not give will not give or receive un; of reports, or in any other as the basis of grading; 2) that they will do their it that others as well theas Honor Code. I acknowledge and LEGMANS' OPPOSITE PAGE: Hoover tower provides an isolated location for independent work.; THIS PAGE. TOP: The arches at Cubbcrly shelter all takers.; THIS PAGE. BOTTOM RIGHT: At the right time of day, Burbank Beach allows for peaceful studying.; BOTTOM LEFT: The Honor Code appears on an Anthropol ogy exam, awaiting a conciliatory signature. 72 73 QUESTIONS OF HONOR This year the Honor Code came under new scrutiny at Start ford. Twenty-th ree students in Professor Philip Zimbardo's Psychology I class in the spring of 1985 allegedly cheated on the final exam, the largest such school infraction ever made public. The case drew attention to one of the hidden problems of the University: how to administer a test that fairly evaluates the performance of a student in a large lecture class. In a letter to The Stanford Daily on October 2. Professor Zimbardo acknowledged some of the weaknesses of the grading and testing in his class of 744 students. Multiple-choice Scantron exams were given to enable the course to accommodate its several hundred students. The test was scored on a standard deviation curve, common practice in many large math and science classes. In the wake of the infractions, Zimbardo expressed concern that “students were becoming more and more pressured by grades and other intangible forces to violate the Honor Code either directly, by cheating, or indirectly, by looking the other way as witnesses. Assistant Dean of Admis- sions and former Structured Liberal Education Program Coordinator Jon Reider replied to Zimbardo on October 28 in The Daily. “The Honor Code.” protested Reider, delegates moral responsibility for academic integrity to both students and faculty. The faculty must not place the student in a position of academic compromise. Implied in this criticism was an attack on the method of teaching that led to cheating in the first place. Huge introductory classes graded on a curve and tested by multiple choice fell under the category of academic compromise. The story of Psych I broke in September, 1985. Thereafter, the issue of the Honor Code quickly settled. Students poked some ironic fun at the Code in Gaieties: We all cheated in Psych, we just didn't get caught.” Every quarter students continued to consent to the Honor Code before exams. Perhaps more signed consciously, though, than in years past. If more students became aware of tbe purpose of the Honor Code, to perpetuate faculty-student discourse, then some good was accomplished. 74 NOTI KAY OPPOSITE PAGE: Physics 53 students struggle through their Electricity and Magnetism final, the hist spring exam for many.; THIS PAGE. BOTTOM: Studiers find Old Union a comfortable place to learn.; RIGHT: A Calculus 42 student solves a midterm integral in Kresge Auditorium. 75 A WORLD CULTURE? Out of the omnipresent struggle over control of the idealogical content of the curriculum, faculty, feminist and minority groups donned full battle gear in an attempt to restructure the Western Culture requirement. Hints of the ensuing conflict have been recognized by freshmen for several years.’ A well-accepted canon among aspirants of the Great Works has been knowledge that the “woman’s question would be asked once during final exams. Despite their casual awareness, students were ignorant of how galling the lack of minority and female representation in the Western Culture programs was to some of their peers and mentors until the issue was formally voiced. The restructuring campaign became concerted during student body elections. Scores of candidates advocated the People’s Platform, which opposed the status quo Western Culture program. In May, two forums considered administration and options for the tracks. Whether transformed by inclusion of writings from non-Wcstern and female writers or through creation of an alternative track, change was the demand. The ultimatum was founded upon the belief that, by virtue of its content, the Western Culture says to women and minority students, “Welcome to Stanford, now sit down and shut-up.” I n short, the program was considered to be unfairly biased; each syllabus contains a disproportionate number of judeo-Christian males who entrench the philosophy of the ruling class. Ironically, many of the same authors that were belittled for justifying the current form of government were either rebels in their own time or disinterested in corporeal matters. Furthermore, fundamentals often differ. The texts do not present a uniform, white, male pillar of truth for life. The Sermon on the Mount in the New Testament contrasts uniquely with both Machi-avelli’s “The Prince” and passages from the Hebrew Bible. However, with the pliant minds of fifteen-hundred teenagers forced to demonstrate competence in a fifteen unit core, something is at stake. As abrubtly as it began, the issue faded. With no clear winner, discontent festers on both sides. 76 SNYDER OPPOSITE PACE: Associate-Professor of History Kenncll J;ickson contributes to a panel discussion in the Western Culture Forum held on May 20 at Cubberly Auditorium.; THIS PAGE. LEFT: A student reads her assignments in the inner Quad.; RIGHT: Political Science professor John Manley directs his anguish at the administration, during the first discourse on the Western Culture program held May 9. 1986. OPPOSITE PAGE: Students practice their French at the Stanford-in-Tours program in France.; THIS PAGE. TOP: A class relaxes in an impromptu classroom in the outer Quad.; BOTTOM: To encourage awareness of the Feminist Studies program. Majors Day representatives snap Polaroid pictures of prospective Feminist Studies majors. The yearly event, held on May 8. helps freshmen and sophomores pick their majors. HUMANITIES: BREAKING THE TRADITION A series of broad controversial issues within the Humanities came to the forefront of discussion at Stanford this year. Faculty tenure decisions, Western Culture curriculum revisions, and Humanities research grants all drew protracted attention to a renewed committment to increasing the quality of Humanities scholarship and education at Stanford. 'ITic University has often been criticized for its perceived lack of sensitivity to the needs of the Humanities. Most grants for research have been poured into the development of medicine, engineering, and other “pre-profcssional” fields. The Humanities disciplines have often seemed the ugly, forgotten stepchildren by comparison. Efforts were made this year to try to correct this image problem, and they seem to have succeeded. Eleven students received funding from the newly created Golden Grants to pursue summer internship projects within the Humanities and arts. In overseas studies, the Krupp Foundation provided internships at the Berlin campus for Humanities students for the first time, expanding the previously-established program for engineering students. Students and faculty alike showed a remarkable capacity for self-criticism in die development of an improved Humanities curriculum. The Western Culture program drew special attention. Arguments for expansion to a new “World Culture” program appeared to galvanize both students and faculty on dlls Issue. “As we understand better the range and limits of human experience and possibility, as we appreciate more fully the particularity of our own cultural arrangements and preferences, and as we sec more clearly the interrelationships between and among cultures, we become more truly and more liberally educated.” — Lyman Van Slyke Professor of History May 23, 1986 7‘ BATEMAN, D uh REGISTER BY MAIL A new, painless registration method eliminated much of the confusion and the long lines previously associated with signing class lists, picking up grades, and paying bills. First tested in the School of Education, the successful format was extended to all students Winter quarter under the protective guidance of Ms. Cecelia Corey. The first of three major differences reduced much of the legwork for students. Permits to Register, Registration Commitments, and bills came through the mail and could be mailed back to Old Union or returned in person. For well-organized students, the new ability to register for up to three quarters all at once reduced the amount of paperwork even more. They only had to pay the all-important bills each quarter. Finally, students discovered their university loans and grants were already applied to their total bills. So ended the quarterly scavenger hunt for scholarships and the long waiting in cashier lines. The transformation was the culmination of an expansion of the computer facilities at Old Union. Student records and information were already computerized, but the Student Accounts Office and the Graduate Admissions Office were unable to transfer information into it. Reactions were positive; students no longer had to trek to Maples Pavilion at odd hours. As Jim l.intott declared, “Did you go through the new reg.? It’s painless! Why didn’t they change a long time ago? 81 NOTT OPPOSITE PACK, TOP: Frosh and their advisors dine by candlelight; BO TTOM: Academic Coordinator Stephen I-ong explains sterio-isomcrism to a Brainier chemistry student.; THIS PAGE, TOP: A prospective German Studies major questions his faculty advisor.; BOTTOM: Head Advising Associate Teresa Eckrish hands out certificates at the year-end advising barbecue in May.; LEFT: Senior Melissa Fischer shares her academic know-how in picking classes with Linda Fong. 82 NOTT FRESHMAN ACADEMIC ADVISING Clueless as to what courses to take to become mom’s little engineer or archaeologist, incoming f reshmen relied on the Academic Advising Program for information and guidance. The program paired a faculty member with a group of about six frosh based on academic interests. An upperclassman Advising Assistant also worked with each group. In their theoretically weekly meal meetings, the advising team discussed everything from schedule-planning and stress management to extracurricular opportunities and housing assignments. Head advising coordinator Teresa Eckrich directed and monitored the program, hammering out the details with Director of Undergraduate Advising Audrey Bcrnficld. In addition. Branner Hall, the largest all-freshman dorm, boasted an experimental, more comprehensive advising program. 1983 graduate Steve Long, a past Branner resident assistant, served as Branner’s first live-in academic coordinator. “The resident assistants were really able to catch only the chronically failing student, and we were missing the students who were just sort of hanging in there, getting B’s and C's,” explained Long. Long maintained a close rapport with the faculty advisors and advising associates. He also organized inresidence tutorial programs. Science courses, notoriously grade-deflating, received top priority. The popularity of Branner’s Academic Coordinator program has led to its planned expansion to other dormitories. In an integrated support network, the Advising Associates focused on academic guidance while the resident assistants concentrated on more personal student problems. KAY 8:i OPPOSITE PAGE: Civil Engineering students in CE 110 survey the landscape near the dish.; THIS PAGE, TOP: Senior Tom Waugh never has a dull day in EE 242.; BOTTOM: The balcony above Terman Pond gives scenery and sun to noontime studici . SNYDER 84 LOWERING THE LOAD New revisions and additions to engineering requirements encouraged engineering majors towards greater learning depth. Following recent student interests, the School of Engineering expanded to include a new Computer Science Department. The class of 1987 will Ik-the first to graduate computer science majors. In response to students overburdened by intense Engineering requirements, the Engineering school also reduced unit loads for the departmental majors. The creation of the School of Engineering major encouraged students toward broader course-selection. Moving from 117 to 107 units overall, the Departmental Engineering requirements included the addition of a Values, Science, and Technology course. This, along with five Engineering Fundamentals courses, replaced the old breadth requirements. Due to the amount of knowledge essential to an engineering career, units proved difficult to cut and the results stirred mixed reviews. On the positive side, Laudra Mejia, a junior Industrial Engineering major, commented, The new system is a lot better for me because I just decided on IE last year and haven’t taken much breadth yet. In contrast, a School of Engineering major lured students with a more flexible alternative to the traditional four-year accredited engineering majors. Broken down into individually designed majors and pre-approved majors, the overall degree required only 90 approved units. These included 40 units of engineering courses, 21 of math, and 17 of science. Mechanical engineering sophomore Ken Windus summed up his opinion: “The major is only a few less units, but I’ll take ’em!” OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Michelle Karnow uses a special computer for the blind as her lead dog Mary naps.; BOTTOM: The ceiling of LOTS in Geras Hall adds a pleasing touch to the scenery.; THIS PAGE. RIGHT: Cookies, iced tea, and a Macintosh seem to be the essentials of this student's study paraphernalia.; LEFT: I-agunita becomes user friendly for word-processing. 86 LOTS OF COMPUTERS (♦Computers. The word conjured up visions of tltousands of ♦) (♦hackers typing away at their keyboards. The rest of us ♦) (♦lesser mortals either gazed in awe or in pity at this special ♦) (♦breed of human being. However, in recent years, die com- ) (♦puter revolution lias given us more exposure to computers ) (♦and dispelled the myth of the “hacker. This is especially ) (♦true at Stanford where our ties to electronic companies in ) (♦Silicon Valley have enabled us to become exposed to the ) (♦wonders and the frustrations of computers. ) program Computers-at-Stanford; var DEC2060: Mainframe; Macintosh: PersonalComputer in-the-beginning, currently: RcalTime; begin while in-the-beginning do begin LOTS: = 2 DEC2060; if student in [CS105.CSI06.CSI07] then (use LOTS and WaitlnQueueand PullAIINighters) else be computer illiterate; end; while currently do begin LOTS: =3 DEC2060; LOTS A + LOTSB + LOTSC: = LOTS; if student in [History I ... CS105] then begin if student = rich then buy Macintosh; if student rich then borrow from friends else go to library; end else if student in [CS106 ... EE48I] then (use LO I S and PullAIINighters and PlayGames); end; StanfordStudents: = ComputerLiterate; end. S.NVDKR BEAUCHENF. OPPOSITE PAGE: While professors warn dial each course unit requires two hours of study per week, students find ways to mix learning with fun.; THIS PAGE, TOP: A diligent student preps in front of the Cummings Art Building.; BOTTOM: Neither icy weather nor midterms keeps a student away from the beach. 88 STUDY HABITATS WHICH MEET THE GRADE Sometimes we dreaded it, we procrastinated until the night before: but study we did, although in different ways, places, and times. How did students deal with that large reading assignment, that problem set, or that thirty-percent-of-your-grade midterm? “I had to study in my room.” insisted sophomore Kent Borowick. I need to have music to study. Those who required much less distraction slung their backpacks over their shoulders and headed off to a favorite quiet place. On any given day plenty of bicycles were parked outside of Meyer and Green libraries, but many found that the libraries weren’t very ideal places to study, either. “I fell asleep in there a lot of the time,” recalled sophomore Brook Lenox. People vied for the large, cushioned couches only to helplessly doze for an hour or two’s nap. The more sensitive students complained about the stuffy air quality, the inconvenience of going to the library, or the amount of noise due to people talking and the construction of LOTS II. I needed a homier atmo- sphere,” complained junior Dixie Osburn. I hated the library because it’s so sterile; it reminded me of a hospital. When the weather was nice, dorm sundecks, outdoor patios, and every available patch of grass were covered with students determined to prove that suntanning and homework weren’t mutually exclusive. Many people found that libraries other than Green and Meyer were quieter and more comfortable places to study, and more creative Western Culture students sought out the reverent silence of Memorial Church to do their reading. I wouldn't have made it through the Iliad if I hadn’t gone to Mem Chu that week,” groaned freshman lxra Kent. For those who couldn't study in complete silence, Tresidder Union, especially the Coffee House, was more than just a place to load up on junk food. Although the sometimes too-loud music bothered some studiers, students absorbed the relaxed atmosphere and coziness of the Coffee House. 89 STUDYING Since the libraries and Tresiddcr closed by midnight, the more nocturnal studier had to find places to study outside the dorm that were open all night. On Thursday nights (and early Friday mornings) computer science addicts invaded CERAS and Terman, desperately trying to finish weekly programs. Even many non-“techies” took advantage of the twenty-four hour facilities to do homework and pull all-night cramming sessions. The History Corner and other rooms and buildings in the Quad were also favorite late- or all-night study spots, and many students frequented the open classrooms at Meyer. No matter where or when, students crammed, reviewed, solved, and learned. Study they did, but not necessarily in all the usual places. OPPOSI TE PAGE. TOP: Studying in bed invites sleep.; BOTTOM: Osmosis.; THIS PAGE: Morning reflections. 90 ■ OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Head B-side Human Biology T.A. Jean Gonsicr grades midterms in the officially designated writing-intensive class.; BOTTOM: An Anthropology 6 teaching assistant grades even as she relaxes.; THIS PAGE: A graduate student carefully exploits his small, allotted desk space. MUCH-MALIGNED TA'S The Stanford Teaching Assistant is a much-maligned, little-understood individual. Being a T.A. is a thankless job. Often the T.A. is the ony link a student has with his professor, especially in large lecture courses. Grading falls squarely on the shoulders of the T.A. in many cases, and it is this power that causes T.A.’s to be the subject of such heated debates. Some students complain that their T.A.’s can’t even speak English (a complaint common, but not necessarily limited to, departments such as Math and Physics). T.A.’s have a reputation for being “harsh graders. These criticisms ignore the valuable contributions that T.A.’s make to the Stanford educational experience. Scott Davis, head T.A. in Roger Noll’s Econ I class last winter, viewed himself as something of a shepherd, tending a flock of four-hundred students who would be utterly befuddled without the help of his care and expertise: “My role is to facilitate interpretation of the material Roger Noll presents to the students,” he explained. 1 expect the students in my section to have the highest grades in the class. If they don’t, 1 haven’t clone my job.” The T.A. serves as a magnet for student criticism of the professor, a human link in a sometimes all-loo-in human mass educational system. As such, the T.A. deserves great credit for at least making the attempt to reach out to students who otherwise would have no contact with their professors. And so, a tribute to the T.A. — Thanks, guys. 92 NOTT TOP RIGHT: Students commute by gondola in Venice, Italy.; TOP LEFT: Accomodations arc rustic in Chambord. France.; BOTTOM: Studying can be relaxing at the Stanford villa in Tours, France. 94 Pho«o by GROSSMAN OVERSEAS STUDIES Living and studying in a foreign country as a disguised American tourist was an experience in itself. About 33% of undergraduates seized the opportunity to live in eight European cities and five non-Western countries — enough for even the most hyperactive world-traveler. In addition, two new summer opportunities emerged: the Summer Focus Program at Oxford on “Women and Men in Modem Britain anti a program in Krakow, Poland. The Poland Summer Program came about very naturally, according to Nancy Padgett. Deputy Director of the Overseas Studies Program. It evolved out of the ten-day field trips that Berlin and Vienna students sometimes took to Krakow.” Thirty-eight enthusiastic students, including sophomore Ceci F.vangelista, spent eight weeks taking classes at Jagiello-nian University. Evangelista commented. “I realized I would learn more in Poland just by being involved in it and being an eyewitness to it instead of just reading about it.” Since language or specialized study courses were often prerequisites, going overseas required some planning, especially for engineering and science students and for people-going for two quarters or more.” “I spent a lot of time figuring out if going abroad could fit into my engineering schedule,” recalled sophomore Paul Dembiczak. 95 OPPOSITE PACE. TOP: Ruins of Dionysos’ Arch still stand tall in Naxos. Greece.; BOTTOM LEFT: Cathedral arches of Tintern Abbey reflect an architect’s inner eye. BOTTOM RIGHT: The new replaces the old in Mont St. Michel. France.; THIS PAGE. TOP: A sphinx casts shadows on the Picasso Museum of Paris. France.; BOTTOM: Garden paths dwarf the human form in West Germany. y. 1 a 2 W 3 E - 97 A NEW LIFE ABROAD Overseas students agreed that their time outside of class was at least as valuable as the courses they took. Classes were carefully integrated into the culture so students could augment their learning with theater visits, sight-seeing, and art exhibits. I feel like I know Spain a lot better than I know California, and I've lived here all my life. remarked junior Margo Partida. Mainly it was because of the group excursions. One of the highlights was traveling in our small group to get to know each of the people and the country, too.” Traveling was a major educational experience for many students. Although each program sponsored group trips to other cities and countries and to famous sites, the more independent adventurer was able to truly discover the country. Summing up her overseas experience Partida expressed her satisfaction. “After being away for two quarters, I felt 1 had a better perspective about things. I’m glad I went my junior year because next year I can really make the most of my last year here.” Different cultures changed our views of self. PtxKm by GROSSMAN Telefon e ©® C9 Urba Interurba Internacional K- j -ry Rgrr c, turn 98 THIS PACE. TOP: A fruit vendor in Valencia. Spain displays her oranges; BOTTOM: Musicians play for pennies in the Metro of Paris. France; OPPOSITE PAGE,TOP RIGHT: Human labor cleans the streets of Valencia, Spain.: BOTTOM RIGHT: Paintings in Barcelona. Spain add a human dimension to the telephones.: LEFT: Students visit the Hcinckcn brewery in Amsterdam, Holland. 99 THE RHODES AND MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIPS Intimidating prestige and aristocratic tradition distinguish the Rhodes and Marshall scholarships for education in England. Nevertheless, Stanford proudly boasted three of the 32 Rhodes awarded and one Marshall. Cecil Rhodes stipulated in his will that the award recipient should possess the encompassing qualities of “literary and scholastic attainments; truthfulness. courage, devotion to duty, sympathy for and protection of the weak, kindliness,” along with a “fondness for and success in sports. Although no minimal grade point average is necessary, judges presume fine academic performance. The award includes two to three years of sponsored study at Oxford University. Students receive an additional living and vacation stipend. In the cut-throat competition, students apply through geographical regions with only two nominations allowed per state. Most students, guided by the Overseas Resource Center, apply from their home states to avoid intense intra-school rivalry. As a result, the three senior recipients applied from their home states. Michael McFaul, a co-terminal student in Russian and Eastern European Studies and International Relations, applied from Montana. Similarly, Susan Rice, a past Truman Scholar and History major, represented Maryland. William Handley applied through the state of Connecticut as a double major in Political .Science and English. Students who receive district interviews are essentially qualified to become Rhodes Scholars, according to Overseas Resource (Center Director John Pearson. Crucial personal interviews differentiate the few who actually achieve die awards. Students had the added ad- vantage of a highly dedicated Honors Committee chairman, Assistant Professor of History Stephen Eerruolo. In describing the organization of die Honors Committee, Pearson emphasized: “Because of Ferruolo's tremendous generosity in time and support, the Rhodes process just till came together.” The British Consulate confers 30 equally prestigious Marshall Scholarships to U.S. students each year. Unlike the Rhodes Awards, these concentrate on academics for the furtherance of predominantly scientific careers. Unlike the Rhodes, applicants need at least a 3.7 GPA. In addition, Stanford applicants need President Kennedy’s endorsement along with the Honors Cximmittee approval. Early in the process, senior Nathan Seldon, a Human Biology major, received the Marshall award and quickly withdrew from further competition for the Rhodes. Seldon’s qualities emerged from among 150 other California applications. His award provides for a year of study at any English university; Seldon plans to study medical anthro-pology. While the Rhodes honors individuals for more than purely academic achievement, the Overseas Resource Center maintains hopes for further change in both scholarships. These include a larger applicant pool, a greater variety of majors, and more woman and minority applications. Albeit extremely competitive, Pearson reflected, “I don’t think people should lie put off by its name. People are special in a lot of different ways, and there has actually been a slight decrease in the total number of applicants.” 100 PAINTER. .Vnn and PiMiratmu DICKINSON OPPOSITE PAGE, I.EFI': The begin-ning of the arduous application process.; MIDDLE: Rhodes scholar Susan Rice.; RIGHT: A busy street scene is a common sight in England.; THIS PAGE. LEFT: Formality, tradition and festivity surprise visitors to the United Kingdom.; TOP RIGHT: Rhodes scholar William Handley.; BOTTOM RIGHT: Rhodes scholar Mike McFaul. 101 OPPOSITE PAGE: Senior Daniel J. Para innoculatcs a girl in Sierra Leone. West Africa on the Crossroads Africa Program.: I I IIS PAGE.TOP RIGI IT: Senior Jeanette Heinz | oscs with her internship mentor. Prime Minister ol England Margaret Thatcher, at a cocktail party.; TOP LEFT: A Chinese druggist displays her medicine for coughs and cold in Taiwan.; BO TTOM: Many Biology majors and pre-medical students participate in laboratory research year-round. 102 EDUCATION THROUGH EXPERIENCE Each year students receive an impressive array of grants and scholarships for research or study. While some pursue specific topics within their major, others simply search for the fruits of personal growth. For senior Jeanette Heinz, the Autumn of 1985 proved exceptionally rewarding. She joined a political science focus program in England. There students completed two political science courses and served as an aide to a British political worker. Heinz explained that she was assigned to serve as an intern for the Finchley Member of Parliament, “who so happened to be the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Margaret Thatcher.” She primarily assisted Mrs. Thatcher's Agent and Secretary with constitutient queries, membership campaigning, and fund raising. Jeanette also completed research and prepared a press guide for the upcoming local government elections, although. noted Heintz, she “also had (her) share of making the tea. While most college students did not have the opportunity to work for ministers of state, many found enrichment by volunteering in their fields of interest. Senior Dan Para, a pre-medical student in Human Biology, craved hands-on medical experience. Para raised $2900 to travel to Sierra l cone, West Africa on the Crossroads Africa Program. There he and other American college students taught personal hygiene and sanitation methods in a rural village of 750 people. Eleven native counterparts served as translators who helped the group administer immunizations and other basic health care in their small clinic. Senior Lucy Hung also worked in health care for a summer internship. Aided by an anthropology grant, she studied Eastern healing systems through interviews with doctors and patients. Her analysis of the co-existence of both traditional healing systems and Western medical technology developed into a senior honors thesis. Hung, a major in Anthropology and Biology, plans to work in the Third World after medical school. Internships also were available for experiences in the United States. Stanford-in-Government funded five students to study and work in Washington. D.C. through a $1,000 stipend. This fund, endowed by alumnus Michael Huffington, allowed seniors Matthew Bryza. Elizabeth Cheng, and Samira Kawash. along with junior Barry Porter and sophomore Gary Rosen, to work for the government. A number of students spent their summers gaining real-life experience in their major fields. While the internship locations and types varied, all reflected a definite boldness for exploiting new learning opportunities. 103 NON-CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION The term ‘residential education’ brought mixed reactions from the campus community. Faculty shuddered at the thought of another dinner at Stern, students feared being coerced into another boring lecture, and administration kept wishing that there would be more of it. While many lambasted residential education, education outside of the classroom often had the greatest impact on the intellectual lives of students. A dorm program, a weekend conference, or a guest lecturer opened new insights into subjects that most students never had the chance to explore in the classroom. Many innovative dorm-based programs were extremely successful. Roble’s ‘Movies with a Meaning’ series created intense debate on issues such as freedom of the press and the crisis in Central America. IVANITSKY. Doth Toy on’s series on war enabled students to learn the causes of conflict and differing opinions on what can be done to prevent war. Florence Moore residents became involved in a Middle Fast series that delved into issues ranging from the plight of the Jews to the bombing of Tripoli. Other dorms sponsorerd speakers, panels, and debates on issues ranging from gay rights and contraceptive counseling to shyness, defense spending, and the modern opera. Recent student conferences have also had a major impact on campus. The Federalist Society held a symposium which featured Milton Friedman and several of the nation's top legal scholars. The conference on AIDS focused student attention on a subject too often left to media hyperbole. ’Issues for Women in a Nuclear Age’ opened up new women’s issues to participants spring quarter. Stanford’s third ’You Can Make a Difference’ conference made a big difference in the way students viewed public service employment. In addition to these programs, many organizations on campus sponsored series throughout the year. Women in Science and Engineering organized a speakers series on careers and issues in technical fields. The Women’s Center brought prominent woman authors to campus to read from their works. Stanford in Govermcnt and other organizations also held successful lectures, debates and discussions throughout the year. Formal education outside of the classroom added much to Stanford education and to the Stanford experience. 104 ek OPPOSI TE PAGE, LEFT: Mitch Iscn talks about the P.L.O. in Flo Mo.: RIGHT: The A IDS Conference draws national attention.: THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Toyon residents hear a debate on U.S. intervention in Nicaragua.: TOP RIGHT: U.S.A.F. General Oaks emphasizes his point.: BOTTOM: Brainier hosts a presentation on the significance of “Rambo and its meaning for America.: 105 CREATIVE LEARNING Not all learning occurred from books, and sometimes the most effective education was hands-on. One of the first mechanical engineering classes M.E. majors were required to take was Visual Thinking. Students focused on developing the mind's eye and relating visual thinking to everyday life. They kept daily sketchbooks and designed and built visually-oriented projects. Political Science major Kathy Ring liked M.E. 101. She exclaimed. ‘’ft really made me more perceptive and visually aware.” Earth Sciences students routinely took field trips. Petroleum Engineering 103 fulfilled the technical requirement of many undergraduates and exjxised them to oilfield equipment. Geology 1 aficianados took weekly local excursions. “Now I can recognize the rock formations all along Highway 1, chirped Scott Douglas. Role-playing also illuminated points. Sociology 5 section emphasized experiencing the processes studied in lecture. Students participated in simulation games to examine group pressure, race distinctions, sex, and friendship. Professor Wilbur Knorr’s VTSS 1 section performed a skit in lecture, illustrating first-hand Prometheus’ agony on the mountain in “Prometheus Bound. Lecturers found many creative ways to embellish their lessons. Physics professors were notorious for their bags of magic tricks, especially ever-smug Robert I lofstader. Innovation and variety stimulated and encouraged students to give more consideration to material they might have otherwise dismissed. HKIDK. toh 106 OPPOSITE PAGE: Mechanical Engineering 101 projects arc the center of everyone's attention;THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Students learn what it feels like to be blind.; TOP RIGHT: Pillow fights help speech students to project.: BOTTOM LEFT: A flower-child theme helps Calculus 42 students grasp simple harmonic motion.; BOTTOM RIGHT: introduction to Acting students experience feeling lost in a crowd. 107 . KIANG OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Rocks and Mineral.', have many facets and wide differences in hardness.; BOTTOM: Construction of a robotics arm is an adventuresome undertaking.; 'IT I IS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: Electrical Engineers face complicated circuits on a regular basis.; TOP LEFT: Lab work is improved with an abundance of equipment.; BOTTOM: The Stanford archaeological site allows first-hand cx-posurc nearby. 3 c F i 108 LABS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES There is an adage: “Those who can — do, those who can't — teach ... And those who want to do — take labs.” At Stanford, there were endless possibilities for those who wanted to do practical research or learn actively. For those interested in combining the acquisition of first-rate suntans with 4 or 5 units, the lab courses of earth and biological sciences could not be beat. Rocks and Minerals students spent Spring quarter outside, identifying stones. For those interested in son objects evolving faster than tectonic speeds, there was the study of the ecosystems in Stanford’s private nature preserve. Jasper Ridge, and the “scuba certification required” marine biology opportunities at Hopkins Station in Monterey. For those budding entrepreneurs of engineering derring-do, there was the making of one’s first million from the design of novel VLSI chips, an alarm dock, a radio, or the first incarnation of R2I)2’s legitimate ancestors. Archaeology and Classics buffs dug for credits in labs from the Stanford foothills to the bays of the Grecian isles. And speaking of digging for credits, pre-meds spent the last two weeks of each quarter sleepless in their respective physics, chemistry, and biology labs, existing on pizza, fro yo, and No Doze. In the end though, the sleepless nights over workbenches, the learning to trust a previously considered dork of a lab partner, and the learning of careful and precise laboratory or field manners were among the most productive hours, days, and weeks spent academically and “real-worldly” at Stanford. TOfOLOVAC. Dmty 109 JOBS AND CAREERS The most common remark made to someone very well dressed at Stanford was not “My, you look nice,” or “that is a beautiful suit.” Instead, the first thing to come out was, “Job interview today, eh?” For many students the hunt for the perfect occupation became a preoccupation during the last year of school. Much of the job hunt transpired at the Career Planning and Placement Center. Students enrolled in workshops to write better resumes, hone their interview skills, or plan their overall job search. The CPPC was also the place for the most sacred of ceremonies — the interview. For the student, such an interview came only after a grueling schedule of paperwork, signups, more paperwork, bids, double-checks, more sign-ups, and, of course, worry. The results of all that work ranged from the euphoric Wall Street, here I come” to the dismal But that was the last of my bid points.” Corporations also recruited outside the CPPC. Many companies showed up in the fall for the annual job fair. Others came and gave slick informational meetings and multi-media shows that made their companies out to be the only place a bright, hardworking graduate would ever want to work. The CPPC was not the only place where students sought occupations. The School of Engineering, the School of Earth Sciences, and the Minority Engineering groups all held separate job fairs for their students. These fairs were the envy of every Classics major — too many employers and not enough potential employees. Companies tended to lavish these students with sumptuous dinners, extravagant plant visits and most importantly, BIG money offers. During this all-encompassing task, students tended to receive much useful advice: ‘you seldom stay in die first occupation you choose,’ ‘look for a career dial interests you,’ etc. Unfortunately, most of this good advice was not taken to heart; instead, most students followed the advice of a modem philosopher — “Sha na na na.Sha na na na 11a, Get a job.” 110 TOPOLOVAC. LEHMAN OPPOSITE PACE: The Career Planning and Placement Center where the hulk of the job hunting takes place.; PHIS PAGE. TOP I.EFT: Recruiters front Procter and Gamble at the Stanford Career Fair held every year in White Plaza; TOP RICH I : While generally not the most popular of careers, the Navy shows up faithfully each year to recruit Stanford graduates.; BOTTOM: AMI recruiters try to interest a prospective engineer in their company. SAIK. Wr OPPOSITK PACE: President Donald Kennedy shakes Dr. James L. Gibb’s hand while the other Dinkclspicl winners applaud: LOTS director Ralph Gorin, senior N'oell Hanrahan, and senior Nathan Scldon.; THIS PAGE, TOP: Emeritus Professor Paul Flory. winner of the 197-1 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, passed away on September 8 at the age of 75.1 le was a pioneer in the field of polymer chemistry as well as a human rights promoter.; MIDDLE: Cuthhertson Award winner Bill Cleveland shakes President Kennedy's hand.; BOTTOM: Gores Award winners Dr. I-orcnz Eitner. Dr. Ann Swidlcr, and student Stavros Tttcodorakis beam with honor. v. FLORY BARNES 112 ACCOLADES AT COMMENCEMENT Eight Cominencement awards in the forms of the Dinkelspiel, Gores, and Cuthbertson awards formally lauded faculty and students for superior achievement. Relatively obscure to the Stanford community, award recommendations sat next to a cardboard ballot box in Old Union Winter Quarter. Any school-affiliated person could nominate someone. The Committee on Departmental Honors, comprised of faculty and students, surveyed and judged these ballots. The Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award merits distinctive contribution to undergraduate education with preference given to the School of Humanities and Science. Two seniors and two faculty or staff members receive the award annually. At Commencement Sunday on June 15, President Donald Kennedy presented the faculty awards to Professor of Anthropology lames L. Gibbs for in- stigating the African and Afro-American Studies Program; anti to Ralph Gorin, the director of the Low Overhead Time-Sharing (LOTS) computer system. Graduating seniors Noell Hanrahan and Nathan Seldon received the student Dinkelspiel Awards. Hanrahan, who designed her own major in gender, race, and class, was praised for her leadership as co-director of Stanford Workshops on Political and Social issues. Seldon. a Human Biology major, was honored for his steadfast commitment to community service. The Gores Award, first awarded in 1971, solely recognized faculty members. Walter J. Gores, a past university president. had Ixx]nested a fund to Stanford upon his death to lx-used “to provide for ‘Faculty Achievement Awards’ for excellence in teaching. President Kennedy presented the (iores Award to: Professor of Art Lorenz Eitner for his devoted work in the Stanford Museum, and Assistant Professor of Sociology Ann Swirlier for her contributions to the Western Culture and Feminist Studies Pro-grants. Stavros Theotforakls, a graduate student in physics, earned die student Gores Award for his teaching asslstantship. The most recently-created lioiKtr, tlx Kenned) M. Cudilx rt-son Award, recognized outstanding service to die university. Endowed in 1981 by an anonymous friend, the award commemorates Cuthbertson’s directorship of the Stanford I970's fund-raising campaign which netted $300 million. Bill Cleveland received the 1986 honor for his work as the university’s technical services supervisor. Kennedy went on to describe Cleveland as “a caring person and problem solver—the kind we all want as a colleague.” 113 Leadership, a commitment to seek the state of the art in every enterprise, is the hallmark of the Stanford experience. Clearly this is so in intercollegiate athletics; we take great pride in team achievement and we celebrate most especially the energy, intellect and talent of the Stanford students who participate in athletics.” — Andy Geiger, Director of Athletics It ain’t over 'til it's over. — Yogi Berra, New York Yankees ATHLETICS Editor: Darren Schneider Staff: Pia Ali-Salaam Sean Dee Tom Gillespie Chantal Malkin Becky Slipe 116 FOOTBALL GILBERT. Dtilf Flashy Cardinal Suffers Inconsistent Season 1985 was a year of inconsistency for the Cardinal football squad, which finished the season with a 4-7 ledger. Occasional flashes of brilliance, such as the Opening Day thrashing of San Jose State and the comc-from-behind win over highly-ranked Arizona, were offset by poor showings against teams such as Oregon and San Diego Stale. The potentially high-powered offense was constantly having to overcome injuries to key players, and the defense never really began to find itself until the end of the year. The season did end on a high note, with an exciting 24-22 Big Game victory over rival Cal to keep the Axe at Stanford for the second consecutive year. Stanford was well-represented in the postseason honors department, as fullback Brad Muster and tight end Greg Baty were named First Team All-Pacific Ten, while quarterback John Pave and linebacker Tom Prukop garnered Second Team recognition. Next year looks to lx a promising one for the Cardinal. Nearly every starter returns on offense, while the defense expects strong efforts from a group of talented young players to complement the comeback effort of linebacker Dave Wyman, who was sidelined the entire 1985 season. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Fullback Brad Mustcrslipsa Longhorn tackier.: BOTTOM: Tailback Thomas Henley tries to get outside.; THIS PAGE. TOP: A UCLA back is met by strong safety Brad Humphries.; BOTTOM: Chris Weber puts pressure on the Texas passer. 117 118 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Toi Cook defends the pass.; BOTTOM: Junior quarterback John Paye throws on the run at Oregon.; THIS PAGE, TOP: Standout linebacker Tom Prokop jars the ball loose.; BOTTOM: All Pac-10 tight end Greg Baty dives for a score against San Jose State. 119 BIG GAME- Cardinal holds On To The Axe When the fireworks from the 88th annual Big Game subsided, the Cardinal walked away with an exciting 24-22 victory and the coveted axe. Some would contend that the triumph was presaged by the return of the bonfire and the immortal twenty-one. Others would counter that the spirit endued by the newly-clad Dollies and the Tuba-playing Gorillas inspired the win. However, one fact is immutable: Stanford gave ’em the axe. Leading 24-0 in the third quarter, the Cardinal watched California score 22 unanswered points in a | eriod of less than six minutes, but quarterback John Payc and fullback Brad Muster rallied Stanford to victory in the final minutes of the game. Faced with a third down and twenty-two situation and 2:1 I remaining in the game. Pave completed a crucial 34-yard pass to Jeff James. Then, with just over one minute left. Muster sealed the victory when he rushed for 11 yards on a precarious third down and eight. Stanford held on to win the cliffhanger 24-22. Pave completed his junior year by breaking John F.iway’s record for season completions with 271 and Klway’s mark for completions in a single game with It) against San Diego State. Muster also capped a record-breaking season as he finished the year with 78 receptions, eclipsing the old Pac-10 record of 71. OPPOSITE PAGE: Defensive tack Wall Harris intercepts a California puss.; THIS PAGE, TOP: Darron Bennett and Jeff Blaisdell celebrate the Big Game victory.: BOTTOM: Brad Muster turns upheld for more of bis 8(� rushing yards. ROME.REIN. IKnh 120 OPPOSITE PAGE: Sophomore Wendi Rush directs the offense with a patented set.; THIS PAGE, TOP Kim Oden rejects a USC attack.; BOTTOM: Barbara Fontana digs an Arizona dink. JlBurn The 5TATiF0RDm‘ iM SUN VOLLEYBALL Ptxxo by BATF.MF.S ftufr Top-ranked Women In NCAA Finals The Cardinal spikers compiled a glittering 28-3 record, maintained the NCAA’s number one ranking for virtually the entire season, and entered post-season play as the number-one seed. However, despite the impressive credentials, the team faltered in the NCAA finals, losing to the University of the Pacific. By popular standards, the year was a grand success, but for the players, the second-place finish was a disappointment. Expectations have increased with the prowess of the Stanford volleyball program. I.asi year, reaching the finals for the first time, the Cardinal sputtered against UCLA. 1986 was the year to be. For senior team-captain Kim Oden, two-time national Player of the Year and four-time All-American, it was her last chance at a national crown. Oden’s smashes in the middle incited fans to chant. ‘'Oooo-den. Oooo-den. Kim hopes to continue her volleyball career as a member of the U.S. National team. Sophomore Wendi Rush, another All-American, guided the team’s offense as setter, while Terri Bryson provided her fourth valuable year of service as a back-row specialist. The talent runs deep in Stanford volleyball. Regulars Nancy Reno, Barbara Fontana, Theresa Smith, Amy Hayes and Brooke Hahner will all return to take another shot for the crown in 1987. 123 V vuv� v � -• VlBVftViViVVl SWHrlV 3IbEBl ROMERE1N. Oath STEVENS, tail 124 WATER POLO (uCaiiii Captures 5th NCAA Championship Title Stanford dominated men's water polo once again in 1985. claiming both the national and Pac-10 conference titles. Head coach Dante Dettamanti described the NCAA championship game against the University of California at Irvine as “the most exciting game in NCAA championship history ... it had everything. As a result of the campaign. Dettamanti was named NCAA co-coach of the year. Coming away with its 5th NCAA title, the team finished the season with a 25-4 record overall and 6-0 in the Pac-10. The unstoppable Cardinal offense was led by top-scoring All-American Craig Klass, David Imbernino, and Jaime Velez. The defense was led by All-American freshman goalie Todd Kemp and defensive specialist Greg Gamble. Additional scoring and defensive depth were provided by seniors Marvin Mouchawar and Chris Woolfolk. Sophomores Matt Tingler and Erich Fischer and juniors Greg O’Casek and Chris Thompson were also key players on the '85 squad. OPPOSITE PACE, TOP: All-American Craig Klass looks to the hole.: BOTTOM: Backup goalie Obi Greenmail makes a save.; THIS PAGE, TOP: The waterpolo bench celebrates NCAA victory.; BOTTOM: All-American David Imbernino. DAVIS. Sporti Information OPPOSITE PACE. RICHT: Junior Marc Olcson Strides to victors’ in the Pac- 10's.; LEFT: The Stanford cross country invitational.; THIS PAGE: Regina Jacobs leads the field at Stanford. 126 CROSS COUNTRY Pac-10 Champions 1985 was a banner year for Cardinal cross country as the men advanced to the NCAA championships. The women ran to a first-place finish in the conference but failed to qualify for the national meet. The Stanford men started the season quickly, running well at the Cal Nike Invitational and winning the Stanford Invitational. “This is the most talented, most experienced and deepest team I’ve ever had at Stanford, said head coach Brooks Johnson. Johnson's words proved true as junior Marc Oleson, Ryan Stoll and Jeff Atkinson led the Card to a first-place finish at the I’ac-IO championships held at Stanford. Oleson won the individual titles at both the Pac-lO’s and the NCAA Western Regionals to lead the Card to the NCAA championship meet. Oleson again took top honors for the Cardinal, finishing fourth in the nation. The Stanford men ended their season with a 17th-place team finish at the national meet. For the first time in several years the Stanford women failed to qualify for the NCAA meet, but superb individual efforts by Regina Jacobs and Alison Wiley propelled the team to their fifth straight conference title. At the conference meet Jacobs and Wiley took first and second respectively for the second straight season. The Cardinal women finished sixth at the NCAA qualifying meet, failing to qualify for the nationals. Jacobs, however, qualified as an individual and proceeded to place second at the NCAA championship meet. PACE. IXuh -FIELD HOCKEY Card Wins Nor-Pac Led by co-captains Karen Chamberlain and Suzanne Doi. the Stanford field hockey team showed itself to be of national caliber. For the first time in Cardinal field hockey history, the team captured the Northern Pacific Conf erence title after compiling a 6-1-1 conference record and a 10-3-1 overall record. The Cardinal women received an invitation to the NCAA tournament where they faced third-seeded Iowa in the first round. Iowa eliminated the Card 3-0. First-year head coach and 1981 U.S. Olympic field hockey team member Sheryl Johnson hoped that the Cardinal’s successful season could improve recruiting since the team gets many players from the East. “It’s hard to recruit, said Johnson. We can’t fly out to watch people.” But athletic director Andy Geiger dimmed the teams hopes as he announced this year that five sports including field hockey will l e dropped from the varsity sports program for 1986-87. OPPOSITE PAGE: All Nor-Pac first team member and co-player of the year Karen Chamberlain.: THIS PAGE. TOP: Ami Chitwood guides the ball past a defender.: BOTTOM: Stanford’s leading scorer Marec Chung earns All Nor-Pac honors. 128 129 BENKVENTO 130 SOCCER Narrowly Misses NCAA Tournament F.ven though the men’s soccer team failed to qualify for an NCAA playoff berth, the Cardinal, by season’s end. was one of the top teams on the West Coast. The hooters concluded one of their finest seasons with a 12-6-3 overall record and a best ever 6-1 mark in the tough Pacific Soccer Conference. What made 1985 special for the Cardinal was its strong finish. I,cd by First Team All-PSC selections Angel Vasquez and Todd Rafalovich, the club was 7-0-1 in its final eight games and 10-2-1 over its final thirteen. Garnering Second Team AII-PSC awards were Cassio Conccicao, Neal Stephens, Tom Rafalovich, and goalkeeper Tom Austin. Austin and Phil Horvath centered a defense which recorded a league-leading 12 shutouts, while Vasquez, Rob West, Brian Mahaffcy. and Giancarlo Ferruzzi were busy putting the ball into the opposition’s net. Season highlights included impressive wins over USF (2-1) and the dirty, golden Bears of California (2-0). Under the tutelage of third-year coach Sam Koch and assistant Hunter Stern. Stanford soccer is emerging as one of the top programs on the West Coast. TOPOIOVAC. DaJ, OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Academic All-American midfielder Dave Daniels boots the ball upheld.; BOTTOM: First Team AII-PSC defender Todd Rafalovich looks upheld for an opening.; THIS PAGE: Second team AII-PSC midfielder Tom Rafalovich races upheld. 131 SOCCER I’AGK, Paly Young Team Faces Tough Season 'Hie young women’s soccer team seemed to forget that there are two halves in a soccer game. The potentially potent offense and the sometimes stingy defense rarely put together two successful halves during a single game as the team’s 5-12-1 record re fleeted. Stanford’s disappointing record did not, however, reveal the strength of its competition. The Cardinal faced losses to such national powerhouses as fifth-ranked Hayward State, eighth-ranked Colorado College, and ninth-ranked Wisconsin. Also, the Cardinal team was not without its standouts. Senior Carol Berryman led the Stanford defense and co-capiained the young team. “Along with our goal keeper,” asserted coach Helen Keohane. “Carol is a most vital part of our defense.” In addition, the four-year Cardinal starter was a candidate for West Coast honors, l op goal keeper Helen Norton, Cheryl Gustafson, and Sara McPherson were other graduating seniors for Stanford. The soccer team was young but talented and the lack of experience hurt the Cardinal on the field. In one game, the Cardinal completed a tremendous first half to lead Cal State Dominguez Hills 1-0, but neither the offense nor the defense showed up for the second half as the Cardinal lost in typical fashion 2-1. Next year looks to lx more promising with only four graduating seniors and numerous talented returnees such as: Molly Barnes, Amy Geisse, Anne Hilbert, Jen Hill, Chris Scott, Betsy Swan, Hillary Turner, and Anne Yeomans. TOP: Manda Dunlop tries to stop a shot on goal.; BOTTOM: Forward Jen Hill outruns her opposition. I.ERMAS’ 132 SOFTBALL zm A Season of Losses A small pitching staff, a weak offense, and a difficult schedule antagonized the softballers as they compiled a 5-34 record during the 1986 season. Lisa Buchanan and Betsy Watson were the only pitchers on the roster of the beleaguered Cardinal. “We just don’t have the scholarships to get good pitchers,” Buchanan explained. When the pitching was “on, Stanford found itself plagued by poor hitting. Many of the team’s losses were by one or two runs, and many of those narrow losses were shutouts. Coach Kathy Lincoln cited Cathy Dominguez and Anna Sanchez as her strongest hitters. But, on the whole, the talented pitching staffs of national powers such as California and Arizona State rendered the Cardinal batters helpless. One bright spot came on April 16 as Cardinal softball entered the history books by surprising Arizona — their first league win ever. Offensively, big numbers were again absent, but key, clutch hits powered Stanford to a 1-0 victory behind the two-hit pitching of Buchanan. Unfortunately, there may not be many more chances to set records. The entire future of Stanford softball is in jeopardy following the loss of their financial support. Athletic director Andy Geiger announced the end of funding for wrestling, field hockey, and fencing, in addition to softball. “We simply cannot sustain everything the way we have been, stated Geiger. Unless the softballers raise adequate funds of their own, Stanford will not field a softball team in 1987. ROSENBAUM. Italy BASKETBALL Persevering Cardinal Falls Short of .500 Picked 10 finish in (he Pac-10 cellar and without injured starters Karl Koberlein and Sieve Brown, the 1986 Cardinal basketball season seemed finished before it started. Despite the outlook, the team silenced the critics with a last start and missed the playoffs with critical late season losses. Led by freshman sensation Todd I.ichti, the combination of senior experience and fresh talent showed on the court and brought hope for the future. Halfway through the season, the Cardinal found itself in third place in the Pac-10 with a 7-6 record, 13-12 overall. Senior walk-ons Andy Fischer and Neil Johnson epitomized the gritty Stanford squad which never seemed to give up. The first postseason appearance since the 1942 NCAA championship team, a distinct possibility, failed to materialize as the Cardinal lost four of its last five games to finish 8-10 in the conference and 14-16 overall. On the court Stanford was led by senior guard Keith Ramce. juniors Novian Whitset and John Paye. sophomore Greg Butler, and freshmen Todd I.ichti and Howard Wright. Ramee who holds the Stanford career assist record captained the team on the court, while head coach l oin Davis directed from the sidelines. Todd I.ichti led the Cardinal in scoring, averaging 17.2 points per game, fourth highest in the Pac-10. I.ichti earned a position on the All Pac-10 freshman team and Ijecame the first Stanford frosh to score 500 points in a season. The Cardinal season was highlighted by two wins over defending Pac-10 champion USC and wins over Pac-10 champion Arizona, UCLA and Oregon State. In the Apple Invitational Stanford finished second to a tough Richmond team which appeared in the NCAA tournament. Next season will mark another change in Stanford basketball. Head coach Tom Davis, who moved to the University of Iowa, will be replaced by Mike Montgomery. However, with a batch of coveted recruits and the return of I.ichti, Wright. Whitset, Paye,and Butler, the 1987 Cardinal team should shine. DICKINSON 134 SITRIN. Ihuh IlICKINSON OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Freshman center Howard Wright powers to the hoop.; BOTTOM: Todd IJchti stuffs the ball through the bucket for another two points.; THIS PAGE. LEFT: Todd Lichti and John Pa ye muscle for a rebound against Oregon.: RIGHT: Novian Whitset pulls up for a shot in Maples Pavilion. 135 136 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL — Sourlis Leads Cardinal Women The much improve ! 1986 Stanford women’s basketball team fell short in its quest for a .500 season with a Final game loss to Arizona, but the 13-15 Final record eclipsed last year’s 9-19 effort. First-year head coach Tara VanDerveer commented, “In my entire coaching career. I’ve never had to count on freshmen as much as I had to this year. ’ The new head coach and unseasoned team made for an up and down season. The Cardinal’s starting lineup included two freshmen. Jill Yankee and Evon Asforis, sophomore Kami Anderson anti senior guards Judy Griffith and Virginia Sourlis. Sourlis completed her Stanford basketball career, peppering her name throughout the Cardinal record books. The 5-foot 3-inch guard started 113 out of 116 possible games, became the Cardinal's all-time assist leader, and Finished second on the Cardinal all-time career scoring list. Sourlis was the team’s focal point and will undoubtedly be missed by next year’s squad. But the return of many talented players and a good recruiting year are a promising indication for the 1987 team. “They are going to win. and win a lot of games, concluded VanDerveer. PACK. W, - VOLLEYBALL 12-8 Cardinal Earns NCAA Invitation Stanford shocked its opposition with new, ostentatious, polka-dot shorts and outstanding play as the Cardinal completed one of its most successful seasons in collegiate volleyball. The Cardinal completed the season with a 12-8 mark—sufficient for fifth in the highly-touted CIVA and an NCAA bid. Consistently ranked among the nation’s elite teams, Stanford entered the Western Regional seeded fourth. UCLA, however, ended all hopes of NCAA glory by trouncing the Cardinal spikcrs in three games during their first round match. The Cardinal season was highlighted by both individual and team accomplishments. Perhaps, the most emotional match of the season came against UC Santa Barbara. After 42 points and one grueling hour, the Cardinal finally took the first game of the match, 22-20. The lively Maples crowd and the emotional first game win carried Stanford to a three game victory over the Guachos. The match proved pivotal, virtually ensuring the Cardinal a postseason tournament bid. In another impressive performance, the Cardinal spikcrs gave 20-0 USC a scare, taking the Trojans to four games before succumbing. Heartbreak also came at the hands of UCLA in what coach Fred Sturm called, “Clearly the most impressive hitting effort ever seen in Maples Pavilion.” All-American candidate Chris Braun recorded 49 kills in the match, while All-American Jon Root scored 28. Despite nagging shoulder and ankle injuries which Root suffered all season, he sparked the Cardinal to several key victories. Scott Fortune, Steve Modory, Steve Blue, and seniors Brett Monello, Dan Parr, Braun, and Root were all instrumental in Stanford’s winning season. 1987 should Ik another in a series of good years for coach Don Shaw’s team with several returning starters and top recruits. Stanford has emerged as contender in the extremely competitive, pace-setting CIVA. 138 OPPOSI TE PAGE: Steve Modory one-sets middle hitter Stephen Blue.; THIS PACE. TOP: The 1986 Cardinal prepare for John McDermott's dig.; BOTTOM: Stanford blockers attempt to block a dink by a Northridge opponent. z g E 139 PACK. — WRESTLING Third In Pac-10 Led by seniors Jeff Bradley, Pete Rogers and sophomore Dave Lee, the 1980 Cardinal grapplers captured third and thirty-ninth place finishes at the Pac-10 and NCAA championships respectively. Accomplishing a feat unprecedented in Stanford history, both Bradley (134 lbs.) and Lee (167 lbs.) wrestled to their second consecutive Pac-10 titles and advanced to the NCAA’s. Pete Rogers (158 lbs.) joined Jeff Bradley and Dave Lee at the national championships as a wildcard, following his third place finish at Pac-lO’s. Lee earned All-America honors by taking fifth at the championships, and Rogers finished strong at sixteenth. Bradley’s tournament ended earlier as he lost bis first-round match. Wrestling well early, the Cardinal fell upon rough times after the Christinas layoff. “We came back fiat, but finished strong, commented senior Neil Wartnick (126 lbs.). Coach Chris Horpel’s wrestlers regained form at the season’s end to finish strong behind conference powers Arizona State and Oregon State in the Pac-lO’s. Despite the loss of five seniors, the outlook for the 1987 season remains promising. Junior Kurt Kassulke, who finished third in the Pac-10 at 191 lbs., will combine with standout Dave Lee and redshirt. junior Scott Wiggen, a former All-American who sat out the 1986 season for an additional year of training. OPPOSITE PACE. TOP: Stanford fencing completes one of its most successful seasons.: BOTTOM: A Cardinal fencer evades the opponents foil.; THIS PAGE. TOP: A Stanford wrestler pins his opponent.; BOTTOM: Eric Harbor executes a take down. ———— KOMKRIJN. Daily HO FENCING Fencers Finish Strong At NCAA’S Coach Buzz Hurst predicted that Stanford fencing would lx. strong in 1985-86. His word proved true as both the men's and women’s teams dominated West (-oast collegiate fencing. The men ended the regular season 21-1 and then captured the NCAA Western Regional title where the sabre team placed first, the foil team second, and the epee team fourth. The sabre was the Cardinal’s strongest weapon and was led by senior Andy Goorno, Steve Levitan, and Mike Cramer. The foil was led by senior Klliot Cheu who is recognized as one of the top collegiate fencers in the nation. Larry Murk was the Cardinal's strongest man in epee. Dave Finkclstein, Mark Stout, Vince Bradshaw and Evan Reis provided depth. The women fencers were undeniably the strongest western team, sweeping the top three individual spots at the NCAA Western Regional cn route to winning their third consecutive team title. Captain, senior Jennifer Yu placed first and was named Outstanding Fencer of the Tournament.” Junior Holly Taylor and senior Alison Reid claimed second and third places respectively. Alyson Yarus also provided depth. After the 14-0 regular season and Western Regionals, the women went on to place sixth in the NCAA. 141 OPPOSITE PAGE: The varsity men exert themselves at the Redwood Shores Crew Classic.; THIS PACE. TOP: The varsity women arc poised to start their race.; BOTTOM RIGHT: Rowing in the afternoon sun.; BOTTOM LEFT: Closing up the boat on the final day of practice in 1986. CREW Rowers Race Toward Excellence 1986 was a season of’ excitement and promise for the future of Stanford crew. The varsity men faced a schedule which pitted them against many of the West Coast’s toughest crews. About his team’s season, head coach Ken Dreyfuss commented. “We didn’t schedule a winning season, we scheduled a tough season.” Evidently the fierce competition paid off. Following diappointing showings at the San Diego Crew Classic and the Redwood Shores-Stanford Invitational the varsity eight salvaged their season with an impressive finish at the Pacific Coast Rowing Championships. The Stanford varsity boat finished third behind perennial powers Washington and California for their best finish in almost 20 years, and avenged earlier losses to crews from Long Beach State, San Diego State, Oregon, and Orange Coast College. The men’s frosh and novice crews finished second in their respective races, indicating the strength of Stanford’s incoming class. The Stanford women’s crew coached by John Davis rowed loan outstanding season. At the Redwood Shores regatta the varsity women defeated Washington while placing second to the nation's lop crew from Wisconsin. Previously. Washington had not lost in almost five years. At the Pacific Coast regatta, the Cardinal finish was somewhat disappointing as they finished second to the the same Washington crew which they had earlier defeated. The junior varsity took third while the novice finished fifth behind crews which they had also beaten prior. The long hours of early morning practice have begun to bring Stanford crew to West Coast prominence, flic men’s bronze and the women's silver medals at the Pacific Coast Championships signaled the end of Stanford crew mediocrity. The strong performances by the men’s frosh and novice crews and the return of almost half of the varsity boat promise an exciting 1987 season. 143 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Senior Gary Smith performs the vault.; BOTTOM: 1986 NCAA champion John Louis concentrates on his floor exercise routine.; THIS PAGE. TOP: A gymnast stretches prior to her routine.; BOTTOM: Junior Laura Putnam glides through the floor exercise. PlK.i.� tw I.KRMAN GYMNASTICS - Louis Earns NCAA All-Around Title The Stanford men's gymnastics team completed its most successful season ever, placing third at the NCAA championship meet. Stanford senior John Louis won the all-around title as the Cardinal placed third in the ten-team preliminary to advance to the final round. Stanford struggled in the finals as Arizona State took the team crown, but the third-place finish was the highest of head coach Sadao Hamada's 13 year career at Stanford. The men’s season was highlighted by spectacular dual meet performances particularly the victory over first-ranked Arizona State in Maples Pavilion. John Louis and Randy Bcsosa scored 9.9's in the high bar and floor exercise respectively as the Cardinal compiled 283.65 team points, defeating the Sun Devils and surpassing the NCAA team point record. The Arizona State meet was the last at home for seniors John Louis and Gary Smith who will l e missed next year. L’.S. National Team members Louis and Bcsosa led the Cardinal throughout the 1986 season. Sophomore Chuck Gerardo and freshman Scott Schaffer rounded out the Stanford team which finished the season with a 16-2 dual meet record. I he accomplishments of the men’s team should not obscure the unprecedented success of the Stanford women's gymnastics team. Finishing with an 1 1-22 record, the team placed fifth in the NCAA Northwest Rcgionals. The squad was led by Jinny Rhce. Cheryl I)oo and Olympian Nanci Goldsmith. Next year, the women will lose only one senior, Pam Blom. Plus, the return of Jessica Armstrong and Beth Pope, will fortify the team. Stanford made its mark on the national gymnastics scene in 1986, and the program appears destined to improve. 145 GOLF Walsworth Takes Pac-10 Tournament The Stanford men’s golfers completed an inconsistent season which was highlighted by senior Don Walsworth’s individual win at the Pac-10 tournament. “ This was easily Don’s finest performance in college, said Stanford coach Tim Schaaf. Walsworth shot a one-under-par 71 in the final round to beat defending NCAA champion Sam Randolph from USC on his home course. Walsworth’s come-from-behind victory earned the Cardinal a fourth-place tie with UCLA behind West Coast powers USC. Oregon, and Arizona State. Stanford’s Pac-10 finish earned the Cardinal a berth in the NCAA tournament held in North Carolina. Seniors Don Walsworth. Carl Wagner, and Phil Rowley joined with freshmen Brad Oreer and Roger Minaglia in the national meet. Throughout the season the Cardinal’s play was inconsistent, highlighted by a strong finish at the BYU invitational and a victory at the Stanford Invitational, but the Stanford men failed to make the cut for the final round of 20 teams at the NCAA tournament. Pac-10 champion Don Walsworth was the only Cardinal linkster to qualify for the final round. The Stanford women followed an outstanding fall season that left them ranked third nationally with a mediocre spring season. Stanford never finished higher than fourth in any tournament and ended the Pacific West Conference Championships in fifth, placing them last in the field. Despite their disappointing spring performance, the Cardinal women entered the NCAA tournament seeded fourth. Coached by Tim Baldwin, the Cardinal contingent of Julie Carmichael, Kathleen McCarthy, Kay Cornelius, Kathy Kostas, and Adrienne Gilmartin couldn't end their late season slump. The Cardinal women fell to fifteenth place after a |xx r final round at the NCAA’s in Ohio. McCarthy led Stanford with a final score of 309 followed by Carmichael at 310. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1986 Pacific-10 Tournament champion Don Walsworth.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Kathy Kostas sinks a short putt.: BOTTOM: Julie Carmichael plays a shot from the sand trap. Itxrt.n In ROMt RUN. Unit 146 SWIMMING Men Dominate NCAA’s Take Home Team Title Ii was a fast season in the water for the Cardinal. After completing its fourth consecutive undefeated dual-meet season, the men’s swimming and diving team travelled to Indianapolis and swam to its second consecutive NCAA championship. The Cardinal outscored its closest competitor, California, by 69 points and brought home six individual titles as well as one medley relay title. Also, head coach Skip Kenny was named NCAA coach of the year for the second successive year. Referred to as the Stanford Sixteen, the determined Cardinal NCAA line-up featured nationally and internationally acclaimed swimmers including Olympians John Moffett, Pablo Morales, and Jeff Kostoff. Under the leadership of cocaptain Mike Reynolds, four Cardinal men won NCAA individuals titles: Pablo Morales (100, 200 yd. butterfly, 2001M). John Moffett (200 yd. breaststroke). Jeff Kostoff (1650 yd. freestyle), and Scan Murphy (200 yd. backstroke). In addition. Murphy, Moffett, Morales, and Dave Lundhcrg combined to win the 400 yd. medly relay. Important points were scored by finalists Anthony Mosse (100, 200 yd. butterfly), Dave Lundberg (100,200 yd. breaststroke), and divers Thor Johnsonn and Torn Rothenbuchcr. The divers were led by coach Rick Shavone. Freshman Jay Mortenson (100 yd. butterfly) and John I lodge (200 yd. freestyle) also scored in the finals providing new strength to the Cardinal squad. David Louden also placed in the 200 yd. freestyle. Also competing were Malt Nance, Bob Garvin, Robert Gene, and Kurt Krocsche. As the jxiints piled up. so did enthusiasm which culminated in a barage of traditional Lcland cheers. The Stanford Sixteen dominated yet another NCAA Championship for the Cardinal. Skip Kenny and assistant Ted Knapp look toward the '86-'87 season as a challenge to continue the championship trend. KOME.RKIN. fitly I IK KOMEREIN. M..S INDIANA UNIVERSTTY NATATORIUM FINAL SCORES « NCAA DIVISION ONE MENS SUIMHING AND OIUINC • CHAMPIONSHIPS 1 STANFORD 404 2 CALIFORNIA 335 3) • TEXAS 325.5 OPPOSITE PAGE: Cardinal distance swimmer Jeff Kostoff.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Olympian John Moffett wins the NCAA individual title in the 200 meter breaststroke.; BOTTOM LEFT: T he 1986 swimmers celebrate the NCAA team title on the victory stand.; BOTTOM RIGHT: No caption necessary 149 MURPHY OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Simone Levant demonstrates championship diving form: BOTTOM: Freshman Jena Johnson races to a pool record in the 100 freestyle against Cal.: THIS PAGE: Junior Susan Rapp strokes to her first victory in the 200 breaststroke since her silver medal at the 198-1 Olympics. 150 SWIMMING. Johnson Leads Women To Third at NCAA’s The freshman-laden Stanford women’s swimming team showcased both outstanding individual and team performances. In route to a third place finish at the NCAA’s, the Cardinal women dominated Pac-West swimming, posting an undefeated dualmeet season. Senior co-captain Kathy Smith, junior Susan Rapp and freshman standout Jena Johnson led the Cardinal attack. Olympic silver medalist Rapp, who sat out the 1985 season due to knee surgery, returned to lead Stanford to a 7-0 dual meet record. The Cardinal annihilated its Pac-West competitors, beating USC 103-37, UCLA 102-38, Arizona Stale 86-27, and California 97-43. The third ranked cardinal swimmers then knocked off two-time defending NCAA champion Texas 82-58 at DeGeurre pool. Stanford carried its winning ways into the Pac-West Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships where the Cardinal dominated the five-team field, finishing 248 points ahead of second place UCLA. Thirteen swimmers qualified for the NCAA Championships held in Arkansas while four divers travelled to the NCAA Zone Qualifying meet in New Mexico. Johnson, heading the Cardinal’s freshman class, led Stanford and won the meet’s outstanding swimmer title. She accounted for 77 Cardinal points, set a US and NCAA record in the 100 butterfly, and won the 50 and 100 freestyle races. In the relays, Johnson teamed with Jennifer Pokluda. Kathy Smith, and Diana Zock for another US and NCAA record in the 200 medley and joined Smith. Zock, and freshman Aimec Berzins for a 200 freestyle victory. Additional scoring by Susan Rapp in the 200 individual medley, and second place finishes by Johnson and the 400 medley relay team couldn't overcome Texas’ depth or Florida’s divers. As a result, the Cardinal settled for a close third place finish behind the Longhorns and the Gators. The 1987 team will be without graduating senior Kathy Smith, but hopes for next year are high. Superior recruiting by head coach George Haines and the national experience gained by the talented freshman class should make the Cardinal difficult to beat. 151 Stanford baseball sported a different look for the 1986 season. Traditionally a hard-hitting, high-scoring team, the Cardinal, instead, was led by a tremendous pitching staff. Sophomore pitcher Jack McDowell was the undisputed ace of the Stanford pitching squad. The two-time defending conference champions failed to make it three straight as the 18-12 Cardinal fell three games short of the Bruins from UCLA. McDowell continued his winning ways in the NCAA Western Regional in Stillwater, Oklahoma as he held Arkansas scoreless in the Cardinal's 2-0 victory. At the NCAA regional Stanford defeated Appalachian State 11-1, Arkansas 2-0. and Oregon State 10-7 before the Cowboys of Oklahoma State beat the Cardinal and denied them a College World Series bid. Strong pitching wasn't enough for the 15th ranked Cardinal as they lost their final game. Senior Lee Plemel pitched the complete game, allowing the Cowboys only three runs on five hits, but the Cardinal batters failed to score. Stanford completed the season with a 38-23 record on the strength of their outstanding pitching staff which set a school record for strikeouts with 428. The bascrunners also broke the school record for stolen bases per game. McDowell and juniors John Ramos and Toi Cook were named to the All Pacific 10 Conference Southern Division team. McDowell concluded the regular season with a 10-4 record and a 2.69 ERA. He allowed 113 hits in 127 innings while striking out 120 and walking only 38. Ramos who started all 56 games at catcher was known for his superior defense although he batted .347 with six home runs and 41 RBI’s. Rightfieldcr Cook led the team with 45 RBI’s, baited .402 in league, and led the Cardinal with 37 stolen bases in 42 attempts. Stanford’s outlook for the 1987 season is tremendous with many returning starters and an excellent recruiting job by coach Mark Marquess. To further bolster the pitching staff. Marquess signed an 8-0 “perfect” pitcher from Georgia who compiled a 0.00 ERA. Stanford will also receive added offensive punch next season from three power-hitting recruits. ROMKRKIN. Onh BASEBALL Strong Pitching Leads Cardinal To NCAA’s OPPOSITE PAGE: Senior, right-hander Kevin Kunkel comes on strong near the end of the season.; I HIS PAGE. TOP: All Pac-10 catcher John Ramos tags out a Cowboy baserunner at the NCAA Midwest Regional.; BOTTOM: First baseman Ron Whitineycr fields a grounder and scoops it to first. TOPOtOVAC. Italy - — ROMKREIN. Italy 153 TENNIS NCAA Champions “This year we had a lot of trials and tribulations, but these guys stayed with it and hung tough. That makes it a special thrill.” head tennis coach Dick Gould declared following his team’s victory in the NCAA finals. Indeed. Gould was right. Ranked first in the preseason, the Cardinal suffered a year mediocre only by Stanford tennis standards, finishing 15-5. The team featured four seniors who helped earn the NCAA team crown in 1983: Dan Goldie, Jim Grabb, John Letts, and Eric Rosenfeld, Ironically, sophomore Patrick McEnroe fielded the best individual record, 17-3. Yet, the team entered the 1986 tournament seeded only sixth. Stanford ousted Harvard 5-2 in the first round. The Cardinal then upset first seeded Clemson 5-3 to meet UCLA in the semi-final round. The Bruins had defeated the Cardinal by scores of 5-4 and 7-2 in two earlier matches, but Stanford stunned UCLA 5-1. In the finals, Stanford annihilated Pepperdine 5-2. The Cardinal held a 4-2 edge after the singles competition. Then. McEnroe and Letts combined to beat their doubles opponents to secure the NCAA team title. Goldie topped off the team crown with an individual title. Ranked first initially, Goldie fell as low as tenth near the conclusion of the season, compiling an unimpressive 1 1-7 record. However, he was relentless in the individual tourney. Goldie avenged earlier losses to Matuszewski of Clemson and Pearce of UCLA. In the final round he defeated Reneberg of SMU, controlling throughout, winning 6-2, 6-1. Goldie’s victory gave Stanford the honor of being the first school in NCAA history to win both the men's and women’s team titles and the men’s and women’s singles titles in the same year. Goldie, Grabb, and McEnroe were all named to the All-America team as the Cardinal completed its “Cinderella” season. Next year Stanford will be without graduating seniors Goldie, Grabb, Letts, and Rosenfeld. but All-American McEnroe will return to lead the 1987 Cardinal. OPPOSITE PAGE: NCAA singles champion Dan Goldie.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Senior Jim Grabb with a backhand return.; BOTTOM: Eric Rosenfeld lunges to save a baseline shot. I'hoitM by KOMEREIN. Mw.S h 4 155 OPPOSITE PACE. TOP: Junior Stephanie Savidcs prepares for a backhand return.: BOTTOM: Carey Ilagcy serves in a Maples exhibition match.; THIS PAGE: 1986 NCAA singles champion Patty Ecndick. 156 Fendick And Team Garner NCAA Honors After a year-long tug-of-war with USC for the top spot in the nation, the Stanford women’s tennis team finally triumphed, pulling USC into the water at the NCAA tournament. Following the team victory, Patty Fendick added to the Stanford honors by garnering the NCAA singles trophy. Coached by Frank Brennan. Stanford ended a spectacular regular season ranked second nationally behind USC. After losing to USC] 6-3 in Ix s Angeles, the Cardinal upset USC 5-4 for its 37th consecutive home dual-meet win. Juniors Leigh Anne Eldredge and Stephanie Savides, sophomore Carey Hagey and freshman Marianne Werdel led the Cardinal onslaught. Stanford entered the NCAA tournament seeded first despite its second place national record. Playing well from the start. Stanford crushed Harvard 8-1 then Northwestern 5-1. In the semi-finals, Stanford handily disposed the fifth-seeded Hurricanes of Miami to advance to the finals against arch rival USC. Fendick. Werdel, Eldredge and 'l ittle won their singles matches to give the Cardinal a 4-2 lead entering the doubles competition. Despite the fact that Savides had not won a match all week, and Hagey had lost her singles match earlier that day. Savides and Hagen combined in a number-two doubles victory to clinch the team title with a 5-4 final score. Suffering a slow start. Fendick peaked at season’s end with seventeen straight victories. Her victory over 30-0 Caroline Kuhlman in the number one singles match of the team finals was only a prelude to her performance in the individual competition. The Stanford junior didn’t lose a set in route to her finals match against Grctchen Rush of Trinity College whom Fendick had never beaten. After dropping the first set. Fendick took control of the match to defeat Rush 2-6,6-1.6-3, win her 17th consecutive match, and take home the NCAA individual crown. Brennan was named the conference coach of the year, and Fendick. Eldredge. and Werdel were named to the allconference team. Folks are smug about 1987. All six singles players return. There will be no looking back. TRACK Individuals Excel The Stanford track teams continued to find Pac-10 competition difficult in 1986. Both teams failed to win a single dual meet in league. Instead, each team highlighted talented individuals, many of whom earned All-American honors at the NCAA championships in Indiana. I lie women emphasized field and distance events. Yet. they managed enough team points for third in the Pac-VVest and fifth at the NCAA meet. Senior throwers Pam Dukes and Karen Nickerson, and freshman Patty Purpur comprised the finest weight team in the nation. Shattering school records. Dukes claimed first in the Pac-10 meet and second in the nation in the shot-put. In the discus, Nickerson took second. Dukes sixth and Purpur eighth; Purpur’s preliminary round toss of 177-feet 7-inches broke Nickerson’s existing school record. In addition, Denise Gaztambide placed eleventh in the heptathalon (first at the Pac-west meet). Lisa Bernhagen took fourth in the high jump, and Alison Wiley raced to fifth place in the 5000 meters. All of the Cardinal women who competed in the NCAA meet earned All-American honors. For the men. Brian Marshall highlighted the season as he won the Pac-10 highjump with a meet and school record leap of 7-foot-4' i inches. The talented leaper placed fourth at the NCAA meet and earned All-American honors. Marshall’s teammates Jay Thorson and Jeff Atkinson also earned All-American status by placing seventh in the decathalon and fourth in the 1500 meters respectively. The final NCAA participant was Christian Skoog who complemented Brian Conolly and Atkinson in the 800. Harrier Ryan Stoll also qualified for NCAA’s in his distance specialties, but he did not compete. 1987 does not look much brighter for Stanford track. With the loss of several key distance runners and without top sprinters, the Cardinal will again be outrun by its Pac-10 competitors. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Jay Thorson leads the Stanford hurdling squad.; BOTTOM: NCAA Standout Pam Dukes.; THIS PAGE, TOP: Pac-lOhigh jump champion Brian Marshall clears the bar.; BOITOM: Pac-West 400 meter hurdles victor Pam Board. Hi SAILING Skippers Strong At Nationals In a season that started in September and ended in June, the sailing team's lust for life and victory let! to Stanford's best performance ever in the national championships. After preseason races, the team took third in the Boston Dinghy Cup and fifth in the Friis Trophy at Tufts. T he early events honed the sailors for national competition. Northern California opposition proved non-existent in the regular season, but I'.C. Irvine. San Diego State and U.S.C. appeared formidable. To the surprise of almost everyone, the women claimed first place in the qualifiers. Then they sailed to seventh in the nationals at Brown. The boats were skippered by senior and former captain Rona Sisson. Mary Boyce and senior Alvina Obrien. Captain Buffy Wendt, Gretchen Eliot and Kari Evans comprised the crews. In team competition, the men defeated defending national champ U.S.C. twice, in the national championships held at Tufts, the Cardinal narrowly missed victory, placing third behind Tulane and Charleston. Coach Joe Petrucci felt that Stanford's teamwork was the best in the field. The male skippers were senior cocaptain Rich Bergsund. Dan Buckstaff and Bill Shoemaker. Marika Fussganger, Sisson and Obrien were their crews. Bergsund and Fussganger teamed for three years. Other seniors are co-captain Albert Boyce and Andrew Salesky. Individual accolades were accorded Sisson and Fussganger. Their skills earned them recognition as two of the top fifteen crew members in the nation. 1987 will be a time of transition for the sailing team. After six years of coaching and bringing the team varsity status, Joe Petrucci will ! e leaving the helm to concentrate on other aspects of sailing at Stanford. BI RNS ! KIN, Itatly 160 CLUB SPORTS OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The sailing team rounds a bend.; BOTTOM: The sun gives beauty to the sails.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Badminton sponsors an invitational in RobleGym.; BOTTOM: Women's water polo takes second in the nation. MURPHY CLUB SPORTS 1 Club Teams Earn National Honors Apart from varsity athletics, Stanford fields a number of teams which do not receive University funding. Headed by director Shirley Schoof, the Club Sports program sponsors competitive teams in a variety of sports; the teams are: badminton, racquetball. squash, synchronized swimming, women's water polo, cricket, polo, rugby, lacrosse, ultimate frisbee, men’s field hockey, ice hockey, cycling, judo, and karate. Many of the Cardinal club teams posted conference and national titles and received national rankings. Both the men’s and women’s badminton teams placed second at the Collegiate Badminton Nationals. Team captain Joy Kitzmiller and number one men’s player Benji Wincure were named to the All-American team. After hosting the Stanford Critcrium in conjunction with women’s cycling, men’s cycling raced past the competition to place second in the WCIC. Polo team member Igor Aguirre was named to the East-West Polo All-Star Team. The lady skiers won the Northern California Collegiate Ski Conference title before finishing eighth at the national meet held in New Hampshire. Synchronized swimming took third at the national meet in Alabama and featured national competitor Leslie Tackett. Two defending national championship teams returned to place second. Women’s water polo and ultimate frisbee forfeited their crowns in the final matches of the season. ROMKRHN. IktUy OPPOSITE PACE: Stanford nigby combines fun and sport in an exciting season.; THIS PACE: l-un.t Rodman, the women’s cycling team captain, rounds .1 corner in the Stanford Critcrium. holding the top position. 162 ROSENBAUM. W� OPPOSITE PAGE: 1986 World Figure Skating Champion, Debi Thomas.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Men's lacrosse proves itself a west coast power.; BOTTOM: Cardinal hockey skates to a rough year. ROMKREIN. ftnij 164 Freshman Wins World Title Although she was only a freshman, figure skater Dcbi Thomas dazzled Stanford and the world to become the national and world champion. In Decern lx-r, I)ebi skated brilliantly at the United States Senior Ladies Figure Skating Championships in Uniondale. New York, where she captured national attention. She placed first in !x th the compulsory school figures and the freestyle program. Debi won the overall competition as well, earning the title of National Champion and a berth in the World Championships. At the World Championships in Geneva. Switzerland. Debi gave a stunning performance in the short program to take the lead in the competition. She clinched the title of World Champion with a |x� werful freestyle routine noted foi its multiple, demanding triple jumps. The pressure will not subside as Debi skates to defend her title in 1987. Her ultimate goal is the 1988 Winter Olympics where she may represent the best hope of the United States. Stanford and Toyon I fall for a gold medal in women’s figure skating. SI I KIN, Oath Don’t take life so seriously — You’ll never get out of it alive. — Billboard admonition “A man needs a little madness, or else . .. he never dare cut the rope and be free.’’ — Anthony Quinn in Zorba the Greek EXTRACURRICULARS Editor: Naomi Schechter Staff: Tcri Contreras Scott San Filippo Rob Snyder Karla Tinklcnberg Maria Toyoda Em Tsai Linda White 168 MIDNIGHT— IN THE QUAD It is our duty to report the strange tradition of the Full Moon. Some say this tradition is evidence of a mystic streak in the makeupof the Stanford student. Some say otherwise. At any rate, according to legend, no female undergraduate is truly a Stanford woman until she has been kissed by a Stanford man in front of Memorial Church, beneath a full moon. One version of the legend, which has gained some acceptance outside of Wilbur Hall, holds that only an upperclassman can perform this transformation. But hell hath no fury like a freshman scorned, and it is said that some couples, performing the prescribed ritual under the conditions set down by custom, have been hit by water balloons. Stanford's leading students of tradition, however, agree that such an interruption does not affect the validity of the ceremony. — Stanford Quad, 1964 I am a senior, I swear.” “Let me see your ID. — Brainier Freshman “A great tradition. — Senior man “Are you a Stanford man or woman? Become one. Full moon, 11:45, Full moon.” — Campus flyer Well, what are you waiting lor? Go.” — Stanford Democrat flyer ir 9 — LSJUMB If you don’t know it, just play loud.” — Drum Major LSJUMB First Football Game . .'82 — the Band, the Rally — you should a been there.” — Anonymous . . . would look great in the Shak.” — Anonymous “The first thing I described to my parents about orientation was the BAND. — Bridget Larson Music is nothing else but wild sounds civilized into time and tune.” — Thomas Fuller Nothing is well capable of being well set to music that is not nonsense.” — Joseph Addison “I love our band; it’s so different. — Overheard at football game You never get a second chance to make a first impression. — N. Butcher It’s all a game — play it to have fun.” — Kevin Price “Give me chastity and sell-restraint. but do not give it yet. — Saint Augustine Be yourself! is about the worst advice you can give some people.” — Tom Masson. American humorist and editor 170 KRAVKT7.. Mih SITKIN. ttai i OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: William, an “old dolly’s son who has essentially grown up with The Band, is a big hit at Big Game. He dances... He parties... He dresses up in wild costumes... What next'; BOTTOM: They are just a hunch of AN IMALS at Big Game.; THIS PAGE. LEFT: Andy Switky gets stripped by the Dollies and enjoys every second of it.; TOP RIGHT: ... they just fade away.; BOTTOM RIGHT: LSJUMB. we love you! 171 = MEDIA Early in life I had noticed no event is ever correctly recorded in a newspaper. — George Orwell LARRAPAHCEHT YUB “Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers,‘or newspapers without government. I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter.” — Thomas Jefferson January 16. 1787 “Journalism — an ability to meet the challenge of filling the space.” — Rebecca West N.Y. Herald Tribune “This is some . .. book.” — National Lampoon book review “ ‘I could announce it on KZSU.’ ‘Yes, but we want people to hear it.’ 'I could write a story and put it in the Daily.’ ‘Yes. but we want people to believe it.’ ” — Gaieties, 1985. 172 WEBB BATEMAN I.KKMAN OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Lisa Romcrcin shootsadivcroul of ihc air.; BOTTOM: Piles arc well-organized at the Quad.; THIS PAGE. TOP: The Daily darkroom looks better with the lights off.; BOTTOM LEFT: Get that thing out of my face. Ron! BOTTOM RIGHT: I HATS OVER NINETY MILLION-HERTZ. 90.1. the zoo. 173 —ASSU-------------------------- “It is possible that what the state needs is the foolish but lovable ideas of extreme wealth.” — E.B. White “My experience in government is that when things are non-con troversial, beautifully coordinated, and all the rest, it must mean that there is not much going on.” — John F. Kennedy “In the last issue of the ASSU News we incorrectly reported that there was a meaning and purpose to going through the pointless, boring motions we call life. There isn’t. The Nexus regrets the error.” —Stanford Daily, 10 30 85 “The ASSU Senate is full of resume-packing tards.” — Hammer and Coffin, Council of Presidents “Are you power-hungry? Great, DO WE HAVE A JOB FOR YOU. — ASSU Elections Commission “I'm just a power-happy, self-aggrandizing son of scum.” — Graduate Senator. ASSU Nexus “Remember, the ASSU is excitement city!” — ASSU Nexus, 10 16 85 “There is no government without mumbo-jumbo.” — Hilaire Belloc “Buy ’em. trade ’em, collect 'em! — Senator trading cards “Not more checks! — Barbara UNCLE LELAND SAYS WANT YOU FOR ASSU Norr 174 Norr SAIK. {tally OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The ASSU begins building a military strike force.; BOTTOM: I think. Therefore. I recycle.: THIS PAGE. LEFT: The Presidents of Penzance, Quirk and Collins: I never had a lesson. Can you tell?”; RIGHT: Like, wow. point of cosmic parliamentary procedure in these hallowed chambers. 175 OPPOSITE PACE. LEFT: Don't catch the Dollies like this, even at the Pow-Wow.; RIGHT: How do you say teapot in Japanese?; THIS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: Rumanian dancing has them up-in-arms at the International Center.; TOP LEFT: It's a bird. It's a plane. It’s a pinata at the Cinco dc Mayo fete at Zapata.; BOTTOM: Hey. Shawn, you’re looking the wrong way. Slanfunk 1986. sort 176 SOMF.RA ■ DIVERSE — CULTURES “We embrace men and women of every color, every creed, every orientation, every economic class. We are proud of this diversity.” — Campus poster “My first love at Stanford was from Peru ...” — Laurie Willmore “Different names, places, races — all yuppies!” — Michelle Vasquez “We may try to achieve cultural diversity, but we lack attitudinal diversity. — The Koscioleks “The concept of cultural diversity at Stanford is like the thesis statement of that 20-page research paper you stayed up all night writing; it sounds impressive. but there just aren’t enough examples and facts to back it up.” — John Keitel “Diversity is a rare and highly coveted commodity here at Stanford; those who enter possessing it have it sucked out, transformed, and molded into conformity. — Chris Johnson 177 I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve immortality by not dying. — Woody Allen “To err is human. To forgive is divine. — Cliche But by the grace of God I am what I am.” St. Paul the Apostle RELIGION ... becomes important at finals time! — Michelle Vasquez “Brother Jim has baptized thousands.” — Carlos Moravck “Religion is the opiate of the masses.” — Karl Marx “The only religion at Stanford is good grades. — Adrian Garcia “God gave me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom always to tell the difference. — Brian Bailard “Watching the biblc-thumpers that come to campus from time to time makes me glad that I’m a Secular Humanist. — Some intellectual Freshman IS JESUS YOUR LORD? 7PH £1 Centro nsored By Campus Crusade Fop, Christ ■•♦'I 178 BKNEVKNTO OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Do you mean me?; BOTTOM: Yum! Ixmkat those delicacies.: THIS PAGE. TOP: Open arms at the Newman Center.; BOTTOM LEFT: Memorial Church houses many denominations.; BOTTOM RIGHT: Pssst! Buddy. I can't read the words. NOTT 179 =STARTS-AND LIVELY ARTS 181 = MUSIC “Rhythm and harmony sink deep into the recesses of the soul and take the strongest hold there, bringing that grace of body and mind which is only to be found in one who is brought up in the right way. — Plato, The Republic “Without music, life would Ik a mistake.” — Friedrich Nieizche “Preposterous ass. that never read so far to know the cause why music was ordained; was it not to refresh the mind of man, after his studies or his usual pain?” — Shakespeare, The Taming of the Shrew Writing music is something that a composer happens to have been born to do; and because of that, it loses the character of a special virtue in the composer’s eyes.” — Aaron Copland “Classical music is the kind that we keep hoping will turn into a tune.” — Frank McKinney Hubbard “Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.” — Confucius “Who hears music, feels his solitude peopled at once. — Robert Browning GONZAI.cz 182 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The Mendicants add that special touch to Midnight in the Quad.: BOTTOM: The Chorale studied in Vienna during the winter quarter and is here seen singing at the Doin in Salzburg. Austria under the direction of Dr. William H. Ramsey.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Half-time entertainment... THANX to Flcctstreci!; BOTTOM: The new singing group. Mixed Company ... IMPRESSIVE!! NOIT 183 OPPOSITE PAGE. RIGHT: Rains Head's Music Man draws popular acclaim.; LEFT: Feuerand Lyons ham ii up as they drag through the Savoyard's Patience. : THIS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: Visiting Chinese actors clean up in Governor's Corner.: TOP LEFT: The drama department emotes in Two Noble Kinsmen. ; BOTTOM: Top Girls features unbelievable facial expressions. 184 THEATER = “Everyone who goes to the theater has a right to his own opinion, but he doesn't have a right to have it taken seriously.” — Tyrone Guthrie ‘ The anomalous fact is that the theater, so called, can flourish in barbarism, hut that any drama worth speaking of can develop but in the air of civilization.” — Henry James “In the creative process there is the father, the author of the play; the mother, the actor pregnant with the part; and the child, the role to Ik born.” — Konstantin Stanislavski Players and painted stage took all my love. And not those things that they were emblems of. — William Yeats “To wake the soul by lender strokes of art ... For this the Tragic Muse first trod the stage.” — Alexander Pope The only thing an artist can really contribute to the world is one truthful and fulfilled person — himself. — James Ixro Herlihy “I've gone through none of this awful business that all movies about playwrights persist in showing — of playwrights putting the third act where the first one was, and rewriting overnight in Boston.” — Edward AI bee = DORM PLAYS “One can dare anything in the theatre.” — Eugene Ionesco Many can tarry at a play two or three hours, when as they will not abide scarce one hour at a sermon.” — Shakespeare “Our dorm really drew together when we started working on the play. Before, people had been sort of in their own little groups, but having to overcome all the problems we did, starting with even choosing which play to do and getting copies of the script, everyone working together. — Student “All the world's a stage ... — Shakespeare “I never realized how many good singers and actors I was living around, until the dorm play.” — Student “Here only on the stage, You see us as we are; here trust your eyes. Our wish to please cannot be mere diguise.” — Hannah Cowley 18 Photos b NO I I OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Pal Mohr shows his strength in Flo Mo’s play Merrily We Roll Along. ”: TOP RIGHT: James Pitofsky and Damon Raskin ... Don't they look just heavenly? — in Branner's play A Funny Thing llap|K‘iied on the Way to the Forum. : BOTTOM: Her voice is strong, just like the winds of the South Pacific. ; THIS PAGE. TOP:... those Damn Yankees ... to leave us standing he'yre at Twain like this ... BOTTOM: What intensity! — 'Francos performance of the student written play “His Own. 187 wives iopoi.ova :. mi s TOFOLOVAC. IWi 188 SERVICE OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Special Olympics was a SUCCESS.; BOTTOM: Everyone had a GREAT lime.; Ti I IS PAGE. TOP: Reach Out Today and touch East Palo Alto.; BO TTOM LEFT: Cap and Gown volunteers help in the Stanford telethon.; BOTTOM RIGH T: Anyone willing to ride 3000 miles for a worthy cause deserves to be sponsored! “That sir which serves to gain will pack when it begins to rain. — Stanford students doing a project in the rain “Contrary to the popular myth of student apathy toward public service, there is a very real sense of responsibility and yearning to serve — and we arc only beginning to tap it. — Donald Kennedy. President “The charity that is a trifle to us can be precious to others.” — Homer. Odyssey “Some may think public service is self-sacrifice. That's not true; you’re not wearing sackcloth and ashes. There’s a lot of solidarity, compassion and fun. — Public Service Center pamphlet I have done the state some service, and they know it.” — Shakespeare “Bike-Aid is a monument to student initiative . . . that a small group of volunteers with little time and even less money could reach out and help people realize that something can be done about |x verty and hunger in the world. — Bing 'Iso TOPOLOVAC. Ikuh “You can make a difference.” — Stanford University Public Service Center theme GREEKS1 ... are good for each other.” — Greg Marck ... have free drinks!” — Michelle Vasquez “I’ve seen some people flourish in them.” — Raj “Being in a fraternity is like reliving Freshman orientation every day of the year, except if you're in the right one you have a sauna and jacuzzi to boot.” — John Keitel “Keep all the jerks out of the dorms so we can have more fun. — Steve Jones “Join an unhoused fraternity and get the best of both worlds. — Michael Matz Keep 'em here . . . boring and stodgy is no way to run a school. — The Koscioleks “I fear the Greeks, even though they bring gifts. — Virgil, The Aeneid CASTRO, w, 190 i tX university OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Wipes away dust, leaves tabletops clean.; BOTTOM LEFT: Kappas prove their dexterity.; BOTTOM RIGHT: At tom they're wearing clothes.; THIS PAGE. TOP: Maybe the DU’s will get their house back ill the 21st century.; BOTTOM: Are those SAE's? I don't recognize any of them! TOPOl.OVAC. Itady 191 SITRIN, « � 192 RELATIONSHIPS “If love is the answer, could you rephrase the question? — Lily Tomlin “ — How did you meet your wife?” “ — We met at Stanford.” (Cheers from students at the Flicks) —Jagged Edge “ — Yeah, but you couldn't have dated there!” — Student retort at Sunday Flicks “When it comes to dating and relationships. Stanford is a Division II school.” — Tom Belin, The Stanford Daily “We are all looking for a tailor-made suit in an off-the-rack world. — Woody Allen “To be in love is merely to lie in a state of perpetual anaesthesis. — H.L. Mencken “Love stinks, yeah, yeah — }. Ceils Band “You gave me the key to your heart, my love; Then why did you make me knock?” — John Boyle O’Reilly “I love thee not, therefore pursue me not.” — Demetrius, Midsummer Night's Dream 193 194 BEACH = TRIPS BLACKALLER Fry now. Pay later.” — American Cancer Society “What a trip!” — Katie Voth “Thegood thingabout Stanford is that it is in California, where there are BEACHES.” — Mary Jackson “Look for tan bodies and you'll see intelligent people that not only study, but enjoy the sun. — Fred Dang “If you look out of windows or just around the campus on a sunny day, everywhere looks like a beach.” — Sarah Santon “Lake Lag, why go anywhere else. “Life is a beach.” — Tacky T-shirt 195 BOYMAN. Italj OPPOSITE PACE: Old man Winter chills hikes and bikers.; THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: The caveats of unicycling.; TOP RIGHT: Escondido is ablaze with playground equipment.; BOTTOM: Would you look at the size of that belt buckle! LEHMAN LEHMAN WHEELS= “Why walk when you can ride? — Lou Reed “Comment on scooters. .. The only thing you can say is that they are invading the campus. — Nameless Freshman “Scooters are for lazy people.” — Sam Smith Having a scooter makes life so much easier. — Karl Reid “Bikes are out of fashion, you need to get a scooter to get in the swing of things.” — Vicky White “I love my bike ... It’s awesome, I'm not saying it would win first prize in a show contest, but it certainly does its job. — Bill Larson “Bulky bicycles are cool!” 197 EXERCISE “Exercise is loathsome.” — Mark Twain “Stanford has such a beautiful campus, it's perfect for any kind of exercise.” — Charles White “I think I can. I think 1 can.” The Little Red Train That Could Studies indicate that men and women who arc physically inactive run a higher risk of heart attack than those who get regular, isotonic exercise such as walking, running, jogging, cycling. and swimming.” — American Heart Association “Those who do not find time for exercise will have to find time for illness.” — Proverb “Run, Herbert, run.” — McDonald’s commercial “What a hideous day! I can't wait to get to aerobics class and work off this tension.” ‘I’m going to go lift weights and swim some laps.’ ‘I'm going to do a 10K run and go through some isometrics in the jacuzzi.' ‘Doesn’t anybody eat pie anymore?’ ’’ — Cartoon in Health Enhancement paper “Aerobics, MW — 4:15. Come join the fun.” — Campus flyer “Exercise, it gives you something to do.” — Newspaper clipping Sweaty bodies are sexy, therefore. think not twice over engaging in physical exercise. — Anonymous Our own physical body possesses a wisdom which we who inhabit the body lack. We give it orders which make no sense.” — Henry Miller Aerobics in hell 198 T SITKIN 199 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Pretty sneaky... huh!; BOTTOM: THE FAR SIDE, by Gary Larson. Copyright. 1984. Universal Press Syndicate. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved ... aren’t we lucky?!; THIS PAGE: Sweet. — I.M S “ . . . a nice way to try new sports. — Vali Paredes “A great way to get to know people from your dorm, and also meet people from other residences. I’m serious.” — Mary Obana “The purpose ofl.M. football on Sundays is to make you sore for the rest of the week.” — Mark Swanson “Anyone who is sick enough to get up at 10:30 am on Sunday morning and play I.M. water polo deserves all the respect in the world.” — Greg Louden “A cheap way for us lazy people to pretend that we’re athletic.” — Charlie Wang “ ... an ingenious way to release a little of the id within us.” — Nga Dang “I.M.’s are fun, pressureless, and a good place to embarrass yourself. — Mark Smoyer “I wish there was more time, so that I could play in all of the sports. — Howard Fink “Must all sports teach that success is beating some other person or group? — Jeffrey Schrank JANSSEN “Most people enjoy the inferiority of their best friends.” — Lord Chesterfield “When the rules of the game prove unsuitable for victory ... change the rules of the game. — Harold Laski “I.M.’s are fun. You get the pleasure of playing in the game without the pain of practices. — Katie Votli 200 DICKINSON OPPOSITE PACE. TOP: I.M.s - All Smiles.: BOTTOM: I.M. Inner Tube Water Polo is simply a splash!: THIS PAGE, TOP: Minor casualties are. unfortunately. unavoidable.; BOTTOM: I.M. Football requires no gear, just the urge to run around and have a good time. 201 OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Clove cigarettes light i«p any party.: BOTTOM: Hurlburt denizens arc stepping out to their formal.; THIS PAGE, TOP: No pictures. No pictures. ; BOTTOM RIGHT: Hi. there, (wink, wink at the DEKE house); BOTTOM LEFT: Subtly translated, ‘cn la boca' means 'in the mouth at Schiff house. PARTIES = “Though dronkcnncssc be forboden, men shal not alway be drinklesse.” — Thomas Usk “Life isn’t all beer and skittles. — Thomas Hughes “Party out of bounds . . . — B-52s “If a man insisted always on being serious and never allowed himself a bit of fun and relaxation, he would go mad or become unstable without knowing it.” — Herodotus When the hoary sage replied. ‘Come my lad. and drink some beer.' — Samuel Johnson A poet could not be but gay in such jocund company.” — William Wordsworth 203 tUtlxAr I’— V'- 205 MUSICIANS — SNYDER “Musicians take all the liberties they can. — Ludwig van Beethoven “These three take crooked ways: carts, boats, and musicians. — Hindu proverb “Your money for nothing, and your chicks for free.” — Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) “Loud music is essential to my studying” — Win Reis Old musicians never die, they just drift from bar to bar.” — Anonymous “Musicians arc like mathematicians — talented, knowing the tcchinques, practiced. We’re not musicians. We’re entertainers.” — Pete Townshend “EVERYONE in my freshman dorm played the piano.” — Dinner discussion “The talent here has made me wish I’d kept up my music lessons.” JANSSEN 206 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Fumbling is common with a muddy pigskin.; BOTTOM: Chuck Gerardo tests the effect of water resistance on forward motion in Tanner Fountain.; THIS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: The ski team is comfortable with water in any form.; TOP I.F.FT: Arroyo hosts yet another bizarre theme party.: BOTTOM: Just to prove a point. I'll give you $50 for that T-shirt. KRAVETZ. fts WET AND WILD ‘‘I was biking madly to my physics final when 1 realized I forgot my calculator, so I had to turn around and start back up the hill to the house. It was pouring rain and just at that point some guy crashed into me. I made it to the final in time, but was bleeding from my writing hand. Talk about your adrenalin going for a test. — B.J. Kovacs “It was raining hard and this girl couldn't get her bike to stop at a stop sign and ran into a car. — Linda Reinders I’d rather walk than ride my bike in the rain any day.” — Kelly Sund “I bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass I love. If you want me again look for me under your boot soles.” — Walt Whitman “Spring when the world is mud-luscious ... — e.e. cummings “Every man must eat a peck of dirt before he dies.” — Proverb “Fling dirt enough, and some will stick.” — Latin proverb “Life is made up of marble and mud. — Nathaniel Hawthorne “What would the world be, once bereft Of wet and wildness? Let them be left, O let them be left, wildness and wet, Long live the weeds and wilderness yet.” — Gerard Hopkins “What is natural is never disgraceful. — Euripides Makes getting clean almost as much fun as getting dirty.” — Mr. Bubble bath 207 FOOD (l)F.verything is cold except what should be. (2)Everything, including the cornflakes, is greasy. — Laws of Institutional Food “How come food that tastes the I jest has the highest number of calories?” — probably every Stanford woman “I used to think the crust was the best part — that is until I took Bio and found out it was a mutagen, i.e. the crust, not bio. — Sophomore Gung-ho Pre-Med I thought, ‘What a terrible last meal.’ ” —John M. Smith, passenger on an American Airlines Boeing 737, after one of its engines fell off over New Mexico. “(l)Nevcr try anything with tomatoes in if. (2) Never try anything bigger than your head. (3) Never, never try anything that looks like vomit .. . then as he says, he broke all three rules by discovering pizza.” — Kerr’s Three Rules for Frying New Foods “I have learned from dogs that the day is divided into two times: eating time and everything else. — Late Night With David Letterman Book “Everyone has to eat.” — A given I.KRMAN wMm_ 208 I OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Sian ford's squirrels cal more than some of the girls!; MIDDLE: Force-feeding is going just a l ii too far.: BOITOM: Dessert first? Or only dessert? She must be eating at Stern.: THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Hamburgers in White Plaza smell to good.; BO ITOM I.EFT: Ramona’s pizza is real pizza. — unless you arc from New York, of course.; RIGHT: Grab a drink at The Patio Grill and then relax on the lawn. nott 209 = WHITE = PLAZA “It’s just the center of campus.” — Alan Huber, Economics Dept. ... where one can relax, listen to music, feed one’s face, protest and or be entertained, and, of course, spend all one’s money!” — Ray Martinez “37 degrees 26 minutes N 120 degrees 12 minutes W ... I don’t know the seconds yet . .. but you can call me ...” — Gary Freed, T-shirt salesman in White Plaza “Is that what this is?” — Gerry Turner, visitor from Utah ”... I always get it confused with the one in front of Mem Aud.” — David Givens, I-aw and Business grad student “I don’t pay much attention to it really.” — Bookstore Attendant I try to avoid it. It’s nice only when you don’t need to buy books. Other than that it’s too hectic.” — Tansen Holm “I think of our special Friday lunch.” — Scott Diamond “It’s a good place to have lunch, and I like to watch llu kids playing in the fountain. — Lorraine Branham, John S. Knight Fellow We live in Gilroy and came all the way up here to this bookstore. That’s how much we like it!” — Steve Bosin and Susan Brinkmann IU.ACKAn.KR. flmfr SNYDER 210 N SOM ERA OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Bantu T-Shirtsareall the rage.; BOTTOM: Oh. Gawd, do you mime?: THIS PAGE, LEFT: The one-two punch, brother sister team of Jed and Cindy reform passersby.; RIGHT: Grosses draw attention to Central America. ROMKKUX. ftafr 211 “Stanford’s residences are characterized by diversity — of facilities, programs, architecture, and personality. All houses attempt to bridge residence and classroom by promoting discussion. featuring activities with faculty members, and stimulating intellectual interests. Annual evaluations suggest that what is important, wherever students live, are caring friends and a lively, intellectual and social atmosphere. — Alice Supton. Assistant Dean of Residential Education “Small rooms or dwellings discipline the mind, large ones weaken it. — Leonardo da Vinci RESIDENCES Editor: Nina Lee Staff: Alfred Chin Ix'slie Faye Stacy Hoover Kathy Mali Nannette Thompson Adams is a nice house. Too bland. “Adams is a very nice house.” No. How to characterize the life, the heart, the soul, the very essence, the dilithium crystals of Sterling Quad? (or at least one fourth of it?) The place where, contrary to popular belief, the third lloor crackles with nervous energy (and orange julii nights). The dorm that exudes an aura of cleanliness (except for the laundry room) and wholesomeness and yet. has NOT been shown to be an effective decay-preventing dent ri-(ice when used in a conscientiously applied program of oral hygiene and regular professional care. There is music, there is laughter, there arc tears, there arc no ping-pong balls. The social life? There is exu Iterance. bibulousness, and licentiousness ) (would someone please define s |uanking?). A few unique features: a dance studio that no one may enter, a VCR and vacuum cleaner that continually drift in and out of the astral plane, and. yes. dormlings of the week.” (oo ah. oo ah.) Yes. how to characterize Adams ... sometimes we wonder — then we stop. 1. Doug 1 lamilton 21. Chrissic Flood 41. Fred Stahl 2. John Hogan 22. Glen I.agcrstrom 42. Gene Flood 3. l.isa Segre 23. Rani Spudich 43. Brian Shriver 4. l.isa Koontz 24. Mantle Moore 44. Monica Van 5. Fidelia Butt 25. Butch Kcr ncr Camocn f . Dianna .upp 26. Courtney Biggert 27. FlizalK'th Cushing 45. Karin Fahlman 7. Joe Martin 46. Bob Brouwers 8. Kurt Schroder 28. Brooke Ramcl 47. Daniel Be ms 9. Chris Myers 29. Kathy Ko 48. Ashley Knief 10. Michelle Diaz 30. Rick Mc(a nncll 49. Ken Colley II. Monica Morse 31. Carlos Munoz 50. Kristen Sk’cnficld 12. Brian Wilson 32. Bill Penney 51. Ana Paola Pessoa 13. Murray Monroe 33. Chanel Wheeler 52. Gluick Cooper 14. Ted Krovetz 34. Mike Newman 53. Hadley Brown 15. Cindy Spickcrman Clara 'A vi 35. Mike Peters 54. Carmen Richardson 16. 36. Duane Gatlin 55. Rob Kerchner 17. Creg Camenzind 37. Peter Gates 56. Kelsey Denton 18. Kat Stewart 38. Sue Cooper 57. Stefan Garcia 19. 20. Paul Feffer Paula Flood 39. Sandy Spataro 40. Pedro Ruiz 58. Keith Domingo ADAMS 214 ADELFA 1. leslie Keiler 18. Jay Goldsmith 2. Natalie Riggs 19. Matilda Ko 3. Michelle 1.oversee 20. Bradley Bartholow 35. Kim Leach 4. Kent S. Borowick 21. Josh Weinstein 36. Jerry Avila 5. Cyndi Harris 22. Scott Bedgood 37. Susan Moles 6. Nicole Care i.i 23. Julie Rietdorf 38. John Barman 7. Chris Cunningham 24. Yuri Yoshi awa 39. lanicc Bremner 8. Alison Winn 25. Lynne Manrique 40. Mary-Aliee Erickson 9. Shelly McCarthy 26. Maria lluntalas 41. Jason Crawford 10. Ammon Gustafson 27. Cheryl Huang 42. John Hendricks II John Mannion 28. Vicky Donaldson 43. Guy Reynolds 12. Kristina Holmkvist 29. Alien Blue 44. Kim Medrano 13. Yvette Gon alcs 30. Ula Rae Collins 45. Vince Prothro 14. Judy Koong 31. John DeWitt 46. Bruce Betts 15. Jocelyn Kci 32. Ken Boorom 47. Mark Weilert 16. Phil Mosakowski 33. Charlotte Pent 48. Ben Vaughan (RA) 17. Sharon Merrow 34. Rav Buchmann 49. Lisa Hoffman (RA) Those Crazy 62 American College Students! What will they think of next!? Basement bow ling shirts and hallway soccer - basketball games. Life is like watching a Pee-Wee Herman movie with party cake on your face and mocha i hip on the floor. Look!. the blueberry slushies don't absorb into the new carpet! Someone is living in the labyrinth? Nothing mixes better than the (jiggle Connection Exclusion Principle and Lode Runner. 1 le's speaking French! For now. let's take some rubber-hose photos before we have to say. Good Night!” to the women slaves ... like an animal. Out at the beach, everything's coming up ROSAs!! Thank You!! 215 And in (In- beginning Alondra was wiihoui form and void, with darkness over the face of die abyss, and God separated Light from darkness, and thus Alondra was formed, and He called the light SLK and the darkness inebriation. On came evening, and morning came: the first day Stella received our sacrificial prayers to the Porcelain God. Night came, and morning came; the second dav a Inisk brcc c purged the scnsimillian scent from oui hallowed halls, for we Bacchants had increased our indulgence. Day came, and night, but this night was one of lust, not liquor: the third dav Stella cleaned our spikorkel from the carpet, for we Bacchants are an immodest bunch by night, hut Repenting by light. Surnak's rule replaces that of Dionysus as we wallow in erudite enlightenment. And God saw all that He had made and was stoked. 1. Dave Malt 17. Chris Barlow 33. Dave Payette 2 Jeff Robins IS. Michelle Kffros 34. Daryll Fenwick s! Phil Flores 19. Mark Weiner 35. Bryan Cooncrrider 4. Vivian Houng 20. Robbv Perkins 36. Sniita Singn 5. Gwen I-ooscmorc 21. Lee Franskcl 37. Kyndaron Reinicr 6. 'font Chi 22. Melissa Fisher 38. Kevin McNultv 7. Allan Labrador 23. Robin Van Ks 39. Karen Senko S. Don Casturo 24. Jason Greenmail 40. Paul Multi 9. Mike 1 lawlev 25. l.iz McCoy 41. Marisol Gar a 10. Ross Peabocly 26. Alicia Guerra 42. Mike Myers 11. Shari Bradford 27. Patti Williams 43. Anthony Daniel 12. l oin Leahy 28. Julie Berry 44. la-slie Balangcr IS. Torbcn Von Staden 29. Bill Kendall 45. Nancy O'Flynn If. Mike Lee 30. Cyndv Yu 46. Dave Rees 15. Jennifer Bovd 31. Terri James 47. Carolyn Chang 16. Melissa Pashigian 32. |ason l-cwis 48. Greg Bcvis ALONDRA 216 ALPHA DELTA PHI 1. Keith Farrar 2. Jen Walsh 3. Ray laid wig ■4. Stephanie Keith 5. Eddie Miccolis 6. Joanne Gomez 7. ferry Vann 8. Paul Duffy 9. Joel Lerman 10. Randv Vogel 11. Mark Barbour 12. John McDermott 13. Jon Sicgler 14. Pete Kang 15. Jeff f lenrotin If). Dave Francis 17. Ben Schroder 18. Peter Dolatla 19. Frank Brunotts 20. Jason Anderson 21. Greg Smith 22. Mike Fadich 23. Steve Hoffman 24. Rev. Steve Cohen 25. Dr. Steve Hotelling 26. AI Moncayo 27. Niels Mayer 28. Doug Doran 29. Fr. Jeff Schneider 30. Tim Webb 31. Joe Zak 32. Wink Thome 33. Gary Smith 34. Gordon Shmicrer 35. Andy Norris 36. Mike McAulcy 37. Brothers in Arms The fat man still sings here. The cook still slings here. It's the place to get keyed. Where all you need Is to Ik- festive Clearly. At the end of the rainbow lies Alpha Delta Phi 217 Decadence is a way of life ... Rover would just pant and lie k ... FMl'TA ... FKIKD FORK RINDS ... I love it... Za .u Pits... lick my feet and tell me if they taste like Anacin ... Ciao Buds ... Respect ... El Torito’s obnoxious Club ... Really — last’s follow them! Co! .. . Excuse me? ... Jotofez. 1. Jon King 2. Gordon Dunn 3. Kevin Hefty 4. Dean Fred 5. Maria Woodworth 6. Chris Grover 7. Tracy McMullen 8. Amy Binder 9. Mai uni Amirthanayagam 10. Alisa Greene 11. Sally Wright 12. Regan Ramsey 13. Susan lngt- 14. Marie Beaver 15. Andy Sccsscl 16. Eric Chernik 17. Ussettc Bloch 18. Scott l.udeke 19. Mike Goff 20. Ennis Blount 21. Liz Crystal 22. Sara Record 23. l-eslic Alexander 24. Buffy Perez 25. Matt Calvert 26. Julie Moreno 27. l)awn Sheggeby 28. Grant Beckham 29. Clark Peterson 30. Bruce McCarthy 31. Conan Barker 32. Mark Alex 33. Tom Gregory 34. Hoagic Daveland 35. T.K. Keller 36. Veong Kwak 37. Mark Fischingcr 38. Martin Levson 39. Seth Riley 40. Mike Pope 41. Debbie Dagang 42. Steve Balim 43. Chuck Nichols 44. Rachel Fell ALPHA SIGMA PHI 218 AMERICAN STUDIES 1. David Gurr 2. Kim Mulh 3. Chia-Licn Wang 4. Nathan Martin 5. Kthan Orlinskv 6. loan Froehlich 7. Mtlliccnt Bogart 8. Kric Maddog Pang 9. Lowdl L'ngar 10. Re cnia Gagnicr 11. Craig Ring 12. Sylvm Castro I ’ |odi Kpstrm 14. Christine Kim 15. Mike Kcingold 16. Charles Macias 17. lav Brandenberg 18. Dave Mathewson 19. Mike Bergives 20. Steve Kasierski 21. Dan Kaufman 22. Mark Worthington 23. Rick Starbird 24. Mike Coughlin 25. There DuPont 26. Cary Christensen 27. Jay Alter 28. Ri« k Pike- 29. Rob Snyder 30. Ken Musen 31. lason Matherlv 32. Boh Townsend 33. Karin Peterson 34. I.arry Cordon 35. Pete Flores 36. Linda Hawks 37. Alex Ix-vinson Why did they choose this picture, anyway? When we have that ‘special’ request, who should we ask first. Cod or Boh? Why is there a dog hanging in the rafters of our dining room? Why do Americans triumph in Row Cup soccer? Why do we hear trucks rumble by at three in the morning? Hey. Dude, is the meat tender? Where is Dave's bed? What should we do? Ask the Sophomores? Why does the Tree look like a dancing pickle? Why is Kav always laughing? I low many glasses do you have in your room? What's Bob's major this week? How many Failing Associates can dance on the head of a pin? AmStud? What is AmStud doing in front of us? Who's that naked, hairy-chested guy in Millicent's room? Allison doesn't live here anymore? Hey. do you want todo aerobics today? Why all the phone calls to France? Why does Mike call himself 'Icky'? Will you read me I’flrr Rabbit tonight, please? Who's the Clam from Waco? Remember. Dick Naugles says ... Prepare food fresh. Serve customers fast. Keep place clean. Find the answers, lave the fantasy. American Studies House. 219 Screams bounced down ihc hall, and music rattled the windows. The study hour had begun. The barman across the hall said. What'll it be?” and I wondered how he knew I was so thirsty. “Rum and anything, I said, heavy on the gasoline. Drink in left hand, sword in right. I went down to the second Hour skipping every other step. The door was dosed, so I kicked it in. “Just for the Hell of it ... I mumbled. Besides, my hands were full. The hall was clotted with small cocktail parties — a socialite's Heaven. Waiters in silk pants and shirts danced down the ball carrying trays nearly overflowing with hors d'oevres and singing Broadway bits. It's the water, and a lot more my friend! shouted a woman in broken English. Her accent was hard to place. It struck me as a conglomeration of many ... May I have a drink? I asked, pouring my old drink to the floor. Jesssssssss. The ssss” ran together into a steady hum and the world began spinning. Plants leaped at me from all sides, mud caked my IkkIv, and gotillas, bees, mice, gangsters, lace-clad temptresses, and women dressed in balloons waltzed about me. smiling and laughing. I fell back against a samurai bewildered, and from the wall in front of me a hideous face with flaming eyes grinned and laughed. I am Arroyo, the Donn from Hell! it cackled, flaming-kittens rocketing from its nostrils. “Thank God ...” I mumbled. “I’m with friends who care. 1. Peter Graf 24. John ilcllen 47. Mike Gibson 2. lay Middleton 25. Chun Lee 48. Brad Hinckley 3. Marc Cisneros 26. I.iz Bcardsly 49. Pia Ali-Salaam 4. Wai-Yeung Yip 27. Liz Marshell 50. Carol Ambler (Budget) 28. Betsy Brison 51. Jeff Hagan 5. Dave Thorpe 29. Neil Wartnik 52. Carol Dc-Mattei 6. Brad Busetto 30. Will Oshernitz 53. Naomi Schcchtcr 7. Isaac I .ope 31. Mickey Alexander 54. Beth Po|k 8. Wendy Sccrist 32. l-eslie Tackett 55. I-ena 9. Vanessa George 33. Mousumi Schlaclunuijldcr 10. Amy F.inhorn Majumdaar 56. Ken Groves II. John Naughton 34. Maureen Becker 57. 1-aura Masterson 12. Valerie Loubet 35. Stacey Partch 58. Shawn Slack 13. Will Wall 36. Chuck Bohner 59. Don Barin' If. Mike Cruse 37. Ed Kirwiu 60. John Lake 15. Misako Hill 38. Dylan Johnson til. Matthew Reeves 16. Hugh Bethell 39. Stephanie Haueis 62. Chip Atterburv 17. Jesus Silva 40. Doug Chin 63. Jeff Paul 18. Julie Stankewitz 41. Dave Stone- 64. Claudia Hess 19. Nim Ha 42. Erik Sten 65. Dave Stubbs 20. Vicky Takatsuka 43. Dave Thurman 66. Colin Eakin 21. Lucy Hung 44. Nick Puketza 67. Mario Valdez 22. Steve l.i ardo 45. Ken Balakrishnan 68. Tom Vajde 23. Quinny Cheng 46. Ben Schulein 69. Darren Schneidei - —— ARROYO 220 ATO 1. laurel Mend 13. lack McDowell 25. Dave Tarantino o K.K. Bush 14. Kim Perkins 26. Mike Burns s! Russell Poore 15. The R.A. 27. Becks Kuchar 1. Telford Work 16. Lisa Chaves 28. Dave Hctzel 5. Nino 17. Suzanne Ullcnsvang 29. Brum Spain 6. Joan Cillcrist 18. Dave I.yle 30. Ron Sc boon 7. lax- Winslett 19. Scan Skogcn 31. Dave Adams 8. Paul Marca 20. Wally Clement 32. Chris Bonang 9. Susan Frank 21. Steve Schloss 33. Debbie Mara) 10. Sarah Rosenbaum 22. Lisa Freeman 34. Mark Williams II. Nanci Goldsmith 23. Ami Chitwood 35. Kym Croft 12. Monica Vigil 24. Jeri Shikuma 36. Kelly Slum ATO. Alpha I'au Oinicron. The name say it all — we changed it so nobody'd think we're the fraternity. 'Cause we ain’t. We're an autonomous, self-opping, fun-loving bunch o' guys'n' gals, ready to gossip alsout each other at thedropofazipper. I lerc's the dorm for you Children of Affluence: sauna, part-time swimming pool, VCR. Nino the awesome cook, broken refrigerator, dryer that doesn’t dry. and official home of the Res Kd Work Order Waitlist. All in all. we love it here. No kidding. Every day's a holiday, every meal a banquet, and the R.A. is our friend. Deal with it next time you draw. 221 Beta Thcla l i Surely you have heard of us? BDA's every Thursday? Dancing nearby? Easy access? Dice? Pool? Ciirls? Pledge Projects? Pledges? The immortal Butthutt gridders? The Wishbone? Delicate shades of Pink and Blue? A taste as great as its name? The Beta Nooner?Oscar Brock and llis Dancing.. .? Falcon Man? Pots and Kettles? Beta gators? 15-Yard-line scats? Slumber parties at .r 58? Happy open kitchen? Chocolate Chip cookies? The snake dance? Satin sheets? Music in the shower? Hoops? Winnie runs South? Spam fot I.unch? lOk’s? Pals? Inland? Evil Football players? No? Then stop by. 1. Erie Croft 11. Roberta Zamora Hammerton-Kelly 2. Tom Hughes 12. Keith Lutz 21. Michaeljohns 3. Scott Forest 13. Marts Bans 22. Bob Andrews •I. Sandy Morales 14. Dan Ballesteros 23. Todd Pope 5. Gain- Sandoval 15. Rick) inline 24. Steven Frank 0. Charles I.indgrcn 10. Richard Marik 25. Tom Heinrichs 7. Dave Truman 17. Chris KoIkt 20. Rocky Becker 8. Jell Atkinson 18. Andy Schultz 27. Gordon Wonlass •' Dave Lucero 19. lose Trujillo 10. . Geoff Sanborn 20. Paul BETA THETA PI 222 BRANNER 1. Fran Belda 2. Elaine Paul 3. Jenny Koura 4. Kathy Hirsch 5. Sam Huang 6. Sharon Wachs 7. Neal Lintccum 8. Greg Louden 9. Jason Jensen 10. Josh Mon 11. Erie Crosson 12. Mark Swanson 13. Shelley Lawrence 14. Brad Rabin 15. Dean Pedregon 16. Adriana Renteria 17. Haydee Hinojosa 18. Bills 19. Helen Chang 20. Juliana Horseman 21. Robin Baser 22. Megan Maxwell 23. 21. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. Kristen Fehlhaber Sara Berman Brian Jcmes Adrienne Crcavcs Beth Winslow Jessica Armstrong Gail Hollows ulio Rojas asa Ives ack Otiawav imms Canton ‘reston Hammer Robert Headley Jill Pixies BoM� i Bernstein Andrea Conteras Joe Phillips Siri Bliesncr Nit Howell Lindsay Butler Maggie lare Jonathan Schwartz 45. Chris Adamson 46. Peter Nadan 47. Russell Korobkin 48. Erika Grinius 49. David Free love 50. Alexandria Woolcy 51. Brad Chick 52. Jacob Nlcnaschc 53. Patrick Myall 54. Matt Kelley 55. Rolf Geyling 56. Evie Bunn 57. Kurt Clotfeler 58. Bruce Hungate 59. Tim Walter 60. Dana Treister 61. Uz Butler 62. Matt Frawiey 63. Tcxld Wagner 64. Richard Dirschel 65. Jcanninc Yoo Branner Hall Reape 5 c. inspiration, instigation, and fun 170 energetic, “oh so wild” freshmen 9 hardworking RA's 3 T. talent and spirit 1 inspirational Academic Advisor (Steve!) a dash of Kennell's conversations and cookies Add to taste: A (aippacabranner talent show. Christmas swing dancing.” crazy Wednesday night meetings, guest speakers, trick or treating party, a blood drive, late-night water-fights and pizza fests. studying in “the Dungeon” or on the balconies, day (or night) trips to San Francisco, and meeting the “Khrama at the airport. Mix thoroughly and let settle for 3 quarters. Makes: I large batch of great memories with special people. 223 1. Tony James 2. Bob Stewart 3. Michelle Roybal 4. P. Taychakhoonavudh 5. Liz Goodman 6. Damon Raskin 7. Julie Lythcou 8. George Jones 9. David Hoffman 10. Suzy Brundage 11. Katie Gen si ilea 12. Wendy Whitchill 13. Joe Green 14. l.ca Kent 15. Janet Mercer 16. Perry Wu 17. Wilma I are 18. Lisa Castillo 19. Parker Phillips 20. Nannette BRANNER = Thompson 21. Steve Moore 22. Rodger Smith 23. Mike Gillman 24. Kristin Barendsen 25. Nick Arrendondo 26. Mary l-o.i Meier 27. Allan Rotberg 28. Jenna I lunik 29. I rina Rivera 30. Andv Tsay 31. Sandra Shcu 32. Shelly St. lament 33. Brady Enright 34. Glenn Stevensen 35. Marios Stantos 36. I LB. 37. Greg Siegler 38. IcffLee 39. Raymond Esquerra 40. Kemal Gulcryuz 41. 1)| Bernstein 42. jiin Pitofskv 43. Lisa Edwards 44. Megan Beardsley 45. Lindsay Smith 46. Gianna Fruhauf 47. Anne Marie Kr« gh 48. Oscar Ramirez 49. Mike Econn 50. Diana Drin 51. Elliott Brown 52. Keith Evans 53. Xavier Briggs 54. Scott Murdock 55. Scott Fischer 56. Eric Jorgensen 57. Bccca Kovaeik 58. Joe Azure 59. Noelle Vealc 60. Mike 'I'opolovac 61. Gabc Aguilera 224 BURBANK 1. Susie Wander 2. Brenda Branin 3. I-auren Garcia 4. Virginia Kddington 5. 1‘im Huson 6. Katie Albiston 7. Ed Hlavka 8. Carol Watson 9. Kathy Shenk 10. Diana Ixx 11. Danny Uingoria 12. Kim Mitchell 13. Lisa llulber 14. Amy Rose 15. Mark Jacobson 16. Rachel Wiesen 17. Chuck Bryant 18. Dell Wilkinson 19. Wendy Hansen 20. Duane Zemaitis 21. John Us 22. Margaret Gaffney 23. John Chuharski 24. Neal Stephens 25. Francisco Marquez 26. Kirk Sanders 27. Eugenie Wong 28. Missy Everson 29. Sandra Bradford 30. Dave Larve 31. Kathy Duhamcl 32. Michelle Forres 33. Andrea Theodore 34. David Schwartz 35. Matt Grimshaw 36. Todd Sitrin 37. Amy Berner 38. John Keefe 39. Mark Burgoz 40. Rachel Marcus 41. Brian Gaylord 42. Eric James 43. Friend of Burhank 44. Karim Roshod 45. Eric Dyer 46. Mark Tompkins 47. Peter Wood 48. Rudy Lohmeycr 49. Kate Warm 50. Lewis Peterson 51. Peter Schcman 52. Adrian Urgena 53. Rafii Kassarjian “Whatever. Rude Boffcr: hauteur bravado.” “The Wood Women. “ The Herd. “The Rustler.” “Joe College: What college is all about.” “Frank! Frank! Open up!” “The Juice is now signing copies of his bestseller. Rode the Yellow Hus. in the Burbank co-ed gang shower. “That whole kinda thing. “Where were you born? Stoked! So how do you perceive the big dude in the sky? The golden boy. that best rehearsed actor kinda thing in America. Rambo!” Easy, guys! James, the giant schlong-man.” “The dirty dentist in Burbank ZA. Thanks. “Away “Aow! “Dung Baby! 225 “The will of the dorm” is one of those phrases that have been mostly largely abused by the wily and the despotic of every age. Some have seen the expression of it in the purchased suffrages of a few of the satellites of power: others in the votes of a timid or an interested minority: and some have even discovered it in the silence of a people, on the supposition that the fact of submission established the right to command. In Cardcual the principle of the sovereignty of the people is neither barren nor concealed, as it is with some other nations: it is recognized by the customs and proclaimed by the laws: it spreads freely, and arrives without impediment at its most remote consequences. If there is a dorm in the world where the doctrine of the sovereignty of the |xople can Ik- fairly appreciated, where it can lx- studied in its application, to the affairs of society, and where its dangers and its advantages maybe judged. that dorm is assuredly Cardenal. — Alexis dc Tocqucvillr Democracy in Florence Moore 1. Mr. X 16. Cindv Kckert 32. Carol Andrew 2. Chris Sauccdo 17. lake, the SNAKK 33. |im l.intott 3. Randv Stiles 18. Stephen Cohen 34. Julie Martinez •I. Ashletgh Head 19. Margaret Rcckers 35. john Ind.'t 5. Joyce Mitamtira 20. Anthonv Stamato 36. Mike Kennv ( . jell Wmaker 21. Mike Cramer 37. Regina Kistner 7. Markas Wallgren 22. 1 hoinas Griffin 38, David Henrickson S. Alvson Kelley 23. Ann Banerjee 39. ferry Villalobos 9. Heather Kuiper 24. Hric Lopez 40. Georgina Fierro III. 1 let 1) Chen 25. MikeShwc 41. Ian Harper 11. Sue Roeder 26. I'om Dollente 42. Hi van Slialeskv 12. Jennifer Scott 27. Ricardo Rosencranz 43. Marck Alboxta 13. Ions Romero 28. Kric Uabinet 44. Stephen Newton 14. Darryl Phillips 29. I.inda Long 45. Mark Kennedv 15. Natascha 30. Rachel Charlton Hildebrandt 31. Rick Sepulveda CARDENAL 226 CASA ZAPATA 1. Tono Burciaga 2. Tasha CaStaneda $. Michelle Henry 23. Maria Padilla 24. Sandy Sandoval 25. Stephanie Hawkins 45. Oscar Garcia 4. Jeff Marshall 26. Betti Wertz 46. Mary Rose 5. Desiree Gathings 27. Regina Fuentes 47. Janill Richards 6. Cathv Pascoc 28. Elda Gallegos 48. Eons Stovall 7. lov Chalowsky 29. James Alborough 49. Kathry n Vcr Plocg 8. Velina Underwood 30. Karen Orth 50. Randy Duran 9. Orlando Elizondo 31. l-aura Dominguez 51. Fidel Guajardo 10. |ose Perez 32. Carol Gomez 52. A J. Jackson 11. John Robinson 33. Cata Zaragosa 53: Alex Mojica 12. Kristi Holmes 34. Mari Coronado 54. Raul Alvarez 13. Susi Pritchett 35. Guillc Casta llanos 55. |uan Cuadros 14. Donnovan Somera 36. l.ili Ocegura 56. I P. Garcia 15. Toni Fladmark 37. Tons Burciaga 57. Humberto Sauri 16. Karen Davalos 38. Cecilia Burciaga 58. Rick Ronquillo 17. Kim Card 39. John Moretto 59. Emilio Rodriguez 18. Charlie Montoya 40. Karc Hcntikson 60. Wes Williams 19. Miguel Marquez 20. Kathy Patino 41. Sara Evans 61. Kellcc Brown 42. Alex Saavedra 62. Indy Griffith 21. Paul Cheney 43. David Vinski 63. Kera Staten 22. Patlv Davis 44. Enrique Lopez 64. Larry Shorter Casa Zapata is a four class, cross-cultural theme house in Stern Hall. Of its 95 students about half arc freshmen, a third sophomore', and the rest a pleasant mixture of juniors and seniors. About 40% of the students arc Chicano. with a mix of other minority students, and the rest predominantly Anglo- There is a student resident staff of ten: four R.Vs and six T.Vs, who have a lot of exper ience in Zapata and work very hard, planning educational and cultural activities. More than anything else. Zapata is a place of strong community and friendships. The social and cultural activities held there, as well as courses and workshops fixusing on the Chicano experience, transform the dorm into a place of many socially conscious individuals. Zapata is also a home where people really care for one another and where everyone feels like they have 90 brothers and sisters. Over the years. Zapata has served as a base for many (chicano activities, especially during Orientation Week. Many old residents return year after year to meet people and work in the dorm. Casa Zapata has played a major role in the lives of Chicanosat Stanford. Its feelings of family, social consciousness anil sometimes controversy have made it an excellent place to learn. 227 1. John Gash 29. Lcma Ataya 58. 2. Patrick Kelly SO. Matthew Topharn 59. 3. Blair King 31. John Griffin GO. 4. Steve Witson 32. Grant Kim 61. 5. Bill Oliver 33. Christine Guenther 62. 6. Mike Hcnnabanc 34. Marc Siqueiros 63. 7. Jon Runstadlcr 35. Joy Roe 64. 8. Packs Lawler 36. Stacy Shupe 65. 9. David Cline 37. Jenny Shannon 66. 10. Grant Hasson 38. Susan Chavette 67. 11. Fred Yang 39. Chia-Ying Wang 68. 12. Dante Rodrigue 40. Kristin Bose 69. 13. Tv Boyce 41. Anne Kearney 70. 14. Nick Sulton 42. Kathy Ring 71. 15. John Van Loben 43. Tom Lee 72. Sels 44. Geoff Mintcr 73. 16. Crcichcn Rodkey 45. Michelle Gasperini 74. 17. Ms. Y 46. Lisa Hertzer 75. 18. I)ebbi Davis 47. lisa Romcrin 76. 19. Alison Savitz 48. Riten Madhani 77. 20. Michelle Hurkabv 49. Lyncltc Wong 78. 21. Melanie Ramberg 50. Allan Ix-ung 79. 22. Nicole Tempest 51- April Vogel 80. 23. Staccv Davis 52. Tom McMinn 81. 24. Bevanne Bean 53. Joe Romero 82. 25. Karen Berstein 54. Chris Gillen 83. 26. Begona Kchevcrria 55. Will Peterson 84. 27. Janet Bauman 56. Ray Sayre 28. Kristen Waterbury 57. Jospeh Firschicn CEDRO Raymond Pan Jim Taylor Craig Voting Andrew |anssen Tiff Rol erts leah Diskin John Wakcley Mark Oiriung Steve Brown Jay Fry Mitch Sokoloff Marta Olivas |ose Soltcro Mike OTIagerty Mike Seaman John China Nlike Campbell Will Gardenswartz Ric k Tanner Mike Winstandley Thom Deaton Mark Backus Brian Mahalfey Marcus |imcncv Bernie Vidales Pete Fickenscher Alex Serra 228 COLUMBAb 1. Linda Ileum,m 2. Jenny N'cwhall 3. lxc Altcnbcrg 4. Richard Wetzcll 5. Jeff Jorgenson 6. Dana Dreycr 7. Beth Chappie 8. Bryon I jopc . 9. Simron Singh 10. Tanya Riseman 11. Peter lleslin 12. Henry Bankhead 13. Belli Frost 14. Jimmy lxe 15. Chuck Meyer 16. Navak Pandurang 17. Pcrwez Shahahuddin 18. Jeff Skinner 19. Bob Givan 20. Mike Tarpcy 21. Arnie Gem 22. Amy Dourd 23. Lisa Stratton 24. Bill Northway 25. Kathy Coll 26. Susan Sandler 27. Matt Fields 28. Noam Maitless 29. Kaylen Worth 30. Jonathan Trcitel 31. Glen Baker 32. Cynthia 1-arscm Just a whiskey bottle throw away from the I)U house. Columbae is a co-op of thirty-seven undergrad and graduate students dedicated to the theme of “Social change through non-violence. The food here i. kind of different: no processed foods, lots of organic items, and a touch of tofu, in addition to the delicious bread baked daily. Columbae has a large mural of Bol) Marlcy in one room, pencils in every bathroom so you can write on the walls, and endless debates about how the house should be run. Columbae is different. THE QUESTION IS NOT WHETHER WE WILL BE EXTREMISTS. BUT WHAT KIND OF EXTREMISTS WE WILL BE ... THE NATION AND I HE WORLD ARE IN DIRE NEED OF CREATIVE EXTREMISTS. Martin Luther King. 1963 229 Hello! Deke I louse, may we help you? shout the pledges in unison as they answer the phone. To many, this statement may only reinforce their belief that one changes from a free-thinking individual to a clone when one joins a fraternity. I lowever. this is not the case at the Deke House. We recognize that an integral part of the fraternity experience is learning to work together as a cohesive and effective group, but this does not have to Ik- at the expense of one's unique identity. At the Deke I louse, you’ll find a group of individuals that actually thrive on our own diversity. We can rally together to throw a party, organize a Thanksgiving dinner for a group of senior citizens from Palo Alto, or plan a 'Bargo trip to USC and still debate various political, social and moral issues as well as puisne a variety of Other extracurricular acivitics. Our house may lack some of the physical comforts that other houses enjoy. but it is the people that ultimately make the house. The bonds of friendship that arc established in the Deke I louse will last far beyond the three years (hat most students will spend in the house. 1. Greg Sater 2. Kent Smith 3. Paul Saint •I. Alan Xafran 5. Irv Lachow 6. Don Galles 7. Kandy Villalovas 8. Mike Ciordon 9. Dave Ramos 10. Norm Barnes 11. John Donald 12. Miguel Irabarren 13. Paolo Motta M. Matt Christianson 15. Dave Goretsky 16. Bryce lee 17. Howie Hess 18. Bob Hess 19. Wade Talkington 20. Tony Burgos 21. Rick ShuiiK 22. Alan Fischcl 23. Kric Vcttcl 24. Todd Atkins 25. Dave Rissei 26. Skip feel 27. Martin Kozdrowicki 28. Pete Siphron 29. Phil Nakashima 30. Matt Bryza 31. Keith Kaplan DELTA KAPPA EPSILON 230 DELTA TAU DELTA 1. Ed Price 2. Vic Morris 3. Kevin Payne 4. Dave Wyman 5. Kurt Josephson 6. Jim Fischer 7. Ted Davis 8. Mike Noble 9. Bruce Humes 10. Fred Laningham 11. Tom Prukrop 12. Wall Harris 13. Peter Andrews 14. Mark Mac broil 15. Doug Robbins 16. Jeff Bradley 17. David Lee 18. Pete Rogers 19. John Zentner 20. I'ony DeTomaso 21. Ernie Fisher 22. Ken Green 23. Brady 24. John Woodberry 25. I'om Nyc 26. Jack Parent 27. Chris Chapman 28. John Barns 29. Dave Marohnic 30. Kurt Colehower 31. George Ebertin 32. Andy Sinclair 33. Scott I)uFault 34. Lance Shebclut 35. Bill Fiander 36. John Summers 37. }ack Gilmcic 38. Tom Murray 231 We don't need 3 reason — good times happen. More than just another fraternity. Delta Upsilon is a fraternal order dedicated to academic excellence and community awareness. Fro Yo, fresh air. cold showers, black coffee, and Daily reporters just do not cut it here. So what do we get keyed about? Winter weather warnings, large lovable-cooks. Wednesday nighters. The Dollic lama. Atomic drops, physics experiments, golf with the Sigma Chi's, and the Goose. Of the 100 blindfolded students asked to compare 558 Mayfield with the D.U. House, none could sec a difference. Remember. Noah was a D.U. Even though it's crooked, it's the only game in town. LUAU! 1. Greg Gamble 2. Marvin Mouchawar 3. Brian Barnum 4. Robert Savala 5. Bob Davenport 6. Dan Middle-ton 7. Moffilt Timlakc 8. Steve Gillattd 9. Roddy Racklcy 10. Bernie Zaia 11. John McDonnell 12. fcvan Zuckcr 13. Greg Ocasak 14. Troy Pittock 15. Chris Thompson 16. Tom Dilibcrti 17. Andv Beyer 18. Keith Coleman 19. Dave Daniels 20. David Furth 21. Andy Mactavish 22. Ken Kolderup 23. Dan Howell 24. Mark Price 25. Dave Supple 26. John l-mc 27. Rob Lowe DELTA UPSILON 232 DONNER 1. Chris Munguia 2. Theresa Moser 3. Curt Cook 4. Jackie Jackson 5. Patricia Jackson 6. Michael Jackson 7. Kristin Kirchncr 8. Chris Carlsmith 9. I-iura Reed 10. Bill Harris 11. Sandy Ro 12. Gayle Foreman 13. Mark Anderson 14. Marcus Mabry 15. Rich limincz 16. Ben Penglasc 17. Carrie 1-arson 18. John Stamatoyamonoulos 19. Heather Hughes 20. Ken Hosac 21. Kim Clever 22. Michele McMahon 23. Patty Purpur 24. Dave Bishko 25. Pia Kcogy 26. Steve BiHigmeicr 27. Mia Johnson 28. Caroline Lim 29. Sarah Tiederman 30. Emily Stevens 31. Chris (the girl) Tebben 32. Blaine White 33. Cameron Clough 34. Joe Pino 35. lea Monte falcon 36. M.C. Sungaila 37. Jill Einstein 38. Robert Hyatt 39. John Lee 40. Chris Hunt 41. Chris Zaino 42. Alexiz Panaykxou 43. Carol Wang 44. Anna Nogales 45. Sue Trott 46. Steve Cramer 47. Beth Veinoit 48. Matt Teaford 49. John Crandon 50. Drew Has den 51. Michelle Donahue 52. Mark Morris 53. Tom Ncuhoff 54. Rich Barton 55. Matt Matiascvich 56. Dave Higgs 57. Peter Commons 58. Jeanne Osmera 59. Heidi Clark 60. Kanji Takahashi 61. Nina Chang 62. Anthony Alvarez 63. Scott Roth 64. Gabriel Munoz 65. Steve jurvetson 66. lac Choi 67. Jeff Dam ;aran 68. Charles Hauck 69. Andrew I-iwson 70. Elizabeth Harkcr 71. Alison Smith 72. Dain DeGroff 73. Sharon St u I berg 74. John Fleischli 75. Mike Emerzian 76. Sam Kim 77. Ken Kaufman 78. Mike Guthrie 79. Luke Padwick 80. Peter Ford 81. Navin Chellaram 82. David Robb 83. Geoff Ellis 84. Mike Sommer 85. Erie Hill 86. Phillip Bodman 87. Jim Anderson 88. Beau Duarte 89. Mark Pasture 90. Ken Russell Donner. The house with 100 footloose and fancy-free freshmen, where one’s inhibitions disappear almost asquickly as the silverware, where juggling is the norm and silence the exception. The home of midnight hall aerobic, bi-monthly Western Culture sacrifices to the Greek gods, and a lounge with the mysteriously large number of standing plants. The place whose food turns heads as well as stomachs, whose entries look just about as nauseating as the carpeting, and where the phrase “Real humans don’t cat quiche was coined. The dorm which prompted Don Kennedy to query. What is a hen-teaser? the residence with the c umulalive rectitude of a small kitchen appliance. Come by any time and get hosed. Donner. 233 Durand — where’s that? When in the course of one Stanf ord year it becomes necessary for one I louse to dissolve the Ignorance which has surrounded it. Res| ect requires that they should declare the causes which separate them. We hold these Truths to lx- self-evident: that all Durand residents care only for Life. Liberty, and a Drink in every Room. One union, under Don. of I’ik-is and K.K.s. varsity athletes and delinquents. Shiites and the anti-Christ, a Judo champ, and I he Reggae General. Our one Unifier under the sign of the Stick. is the fait that very few of us Cl IOSK to live here. But what separates us from the rest, besides miles of potholes, is: Wc Love Durandom! 1. Elizabeth Shu 2. Dianne Hoover 3. John Sommcrficld •1. Bobby Liao 5. Amy Barrett 6. Chris Krahn 7. Debbie Gilman 8. Ada Cheung 9. Ingrid Wickclgrcn 10. San jay Reddy 11. Nancy Toy 12. Natalie Beauchene IS. John Lulling 14. Jayson Adams 15. Barry Wells 16. Graeme Davis 17. Kelly Spencer 18. Todd Bonner 19. Dana Haight 20. Holly Taylor 21. Tim Torgcnrud 22. Stephanie Savidcs 23. Mary Morton 21. Andy Con 25. Kajsa Johnson 26. Michael Thornton 27. John Byrnes 28. I'odd Wester 29. Dawn Reeder 30. Enrique Alvarez 31. Lance Vescovo DURAND 234 EAST 1. Curtis Howe 20. Don Williams 39. Ellen Dovlc 2. Terry Hwa 21. Michele Yuen 40. Nick Giori 3. Sharon Tu 22. Savuri Shirai 41. Ri-Pen Chou 4. Janet Gwilym Lilly Chen 23. Michael 1.U 42. Steve Yamaguchi 5. 24. Mike Volpi 43. Lawrence Wu 6. Kim Liem 25. Michelle jolly 44. Christina Kong 7. Eileen Matsumi 26. Cynthia Ko 45. Amy Woo 8. Kim llsieh 27. Sharlenc Wang 46. Will Menninger 9. Watson Wat 28. Ann Thorpe 47. Chris Pflueger 10. J«x- Ogas Rajau Nair 29. Arthur Ix-ung 48. Yingli Ren 11. 30. Diana l.in 49. Matt Fadness 12. Dan Strver 31. Gillian Tsu 50. Eric Jackson 13. Mikel la� 32. Margaret Lee 51. Chris Ho 14. Steve Gamble 33. Irene Takcnouchi 52. John Wu Rob Shaoiro David Akivama 15. Barbara Chang 34. Yvonne Charles 53. 16. Michael Chang 35. Karen Kong 54. 17. Alex Johns Charlie Cyphen Tara Mass 36. Sanjeev Kripl.uu 55. Kourosh 18. 19. 37. Steve Kim 38. Julie Tan Gharachorloo East Asian Studies Theme Haven Tired? Feeling low? So were these newly rejuvenated people before they came to us. Now — for a limited time only — you. too. can experience the luxurious accommodations. exquisite Asian cuisine, and boundless recreation, as well as learn a bit more about East Asian culture. All this can lx- yours for just a small fee. in addition to the already-low price of your Stanford education. If you make your reservation now. you'll also receive your choice of a set of durable, long-lasting friendships, or a beautiful, genuine imitation Ming Vase. Don't hesitate! Make EAST your choice, now! Satisfaction guaranteed. EAST House — it’s THE place to be! 235 The housc-o-fuii will) lots-o-rampant dorm activity, assass-o-nation attempts. Ramb-o-mania, box-o-shorls. s| ontaiicoiis San Trancisc-o-trips, shopping for fleas in San-o-say. Hitchcock and Monty Python at Counter Mix. and food eternally mashed into the lounge carpet., it’s so-o-o coool! 1. Chuck Gerardo 2. Dan Culhane 3. Craig Owens •I. Lotus A ran jo 5. Carmela Gravantc 6. Alexa Constance 7. Jim Bauman 8. jennv Ilowick 9. Erie Gai 10. Keith Sarkisian 11. Katie Knoixjli 12. Andrew Hudnut 13. Alan Ezekiel 14. Molly lloincr 15. Diane Singleton 16. Beth Cheng 17. Ed Anderson 18. Liz Amaral 19. Elcni Rossides 20. Stephanie Weiss 21. Sophia Colamario 22. Howard Silva 23. Tamar Seivci 24. Alice Mo 25. David Yen 26. Michael Heller 27. Gabby Gonzalez 28. lama Nuno 29. Nancy Kiang 30. David Councilman 31. Sunjay Bhardwaj 32. Soa ’I sung 33. Kirsten Poehlmann 34. Peter Coward 35. Dave Dunshce 36. Ruth Hammerton-Kclly 37. Amy O’Brien 38. Shannon Hader 39. Bill l.o 40. Greg |of fell. Phil Ewell 42. D.D. Harris 43. Doug Hawkins 44. Teddy Lee 45. Dexster Smith 46. (cfI Sprouse 47. Melissa Martinez 48. John Cerqueira 49. Angel Castillo EUCALYPTO 236 FAISAN 1. Alfred Chin 15. Ulrike Rot he- 29. Peter Rumclhan 2. Eric Richardson ll). i.inly Ferris 30. Laura Wilkinson 3. James Klliason 17. Daniel Bagdadi 31. Van Henkle 4. Frank Marx 18. Jaime Vargas 19. Karen Gocidewagen 32. Derrick Bra ill 5. Scan Fottrcll 33. Mary Poindexter 6. Karl Olson 20. Karen Kemby 34. Fim Robinson 7. Kicr Connors 21. Bret Wilson 35. Bob Bore hers 8. Rose Flores 22. Tom Otis 36. Karla Zimmerman 9. Yikki Sluzky 23. Liz Balas 37. Kent Genin 10. I jura Albornoz 24. Mark Wolfe 38. Tom Mover II. Steven Adler 25. Erik Singer 26. Mary Edmondson 27. Greg Zipcs 28. Steve Scnoltzman 39. Haakon l.ang-Rcc Maria Tovoda 12. Marc Cuichard 13. Rochelle Guittcrez 14. Jose Macias 40. Oh please no! Not again — not another frosh in a bike wreck — O.K. what i'it this time — a car ? a bollard? the Claw?? What do you mean just another biker! i ley. like, let’s hang out in the I DR — Don’t tell me you got another package in the mail! Wait, wait where’s the bird? Dougic? A mark of diversity — a mic rocosm, crew, jogging, bicycling, basketball, captains, brains, studetics. Cardcnal in our shower. Sorry-Frank. Uz. etc. — I tried. A.C. All systems go. ignition, lift-off. crunch . .. Auf weidcrschcn! 237 For a good lime call 558-1986. For every 15,000 applicants to Stanford. 2000 are accepted. We're a bit more selective at 558. 1. Rich Hal kef 2. Ben R. Gamble 3. Courtney Hightower •I. Nick Parlante 5. Scott Chamness 6. Mary Massengale 7. EC. Howell 8. Dan Drukcr 9. Lcs Morris 10. Phil Aumillcr 11.1 leather Forsythe 12. John I. Feng 13. l trry I arc 14. Brian 1). Ives 15. Tom Ellis 16. Walter Sosnowski 17. Gina Oitoboni 18. Neil Martin 19. Michelle Ixighton 20. Amy Thorenscn 21. Scott Hartung 22. Megan Fung 23. Wendy Allen 24. Sherri Kgashira 25. Liz Marks 26. Craig Elston 27. Heather Morrison 28. Dave Zingmond 29. Jerome Siresiitd 30. I .aura Meier 31. Diane Frost 32. Susan 1.. Keene 33. Annie Tillery 34. Christie Lee 35. Ines I. Lahiff 36. Robert Clark 37. Lauren Weinstein 38. Geoff Emcrick 39. Kelli Bullard 40. Chris Hcucr 41. Cam Litsev 42. Jill Sells 43. Eric Chapa 238 558 MAYFIELD G AVI LAN 1. Bob Keith 14. Joe Sarret 27. Arnoldo Miranda 2. Russ Garber 15. Christy McDcvitt 28. Reid Hoffman 3. I-cur a Jacobson 16. Andrea Rutnan 29. John Foster 4. Leah Todd 17. Meg Jeffrey 30. Robin Miller 5. Chatloitc Kwon 18. Kim Ahrens 31. John Sarrao 6. Rita Snape 19. Judy Jackson 32. Jenny Bishop 7. Stacey Kcare 20. Rhi Schmieg 33. Cathy Scauuell 8. Aarti Curnani 21. Hubert Ho 34. Marc Hoscin 9. Isabel Melendez 22. Gus Larsson 35. Bob Bliss 10. Alice Hurlcv 23. Neil Callender 36. Nick Shah II. Sara Uu 24. Jose Rivera 37. Shu Yin Ixe 12. Jessica Evans 25. Russ Pitts 38. Ken Keiler 13. F.von Asforis 26. Eric IJIIquist GAVILAN (ON I HE) ROCKS Scavenger hums in S.F. ... wrong island tea ... imitation butter-flavored .salt ... cracking the whip ... National Enquirer controversy ... nuclear jello ... the search for Ellroy ... suck and blow ... sand in the Bible ... toga and turban ... fresh air parties ... up the river ... SI.Kep ... F.W.S.... Flomaerobics .. . Palladium . . . Earthquake — champagne drill . . . Robin goes drag . . . stolen kegs . . . the metaphysical pumpkin ... the post ... cucumbers ... the famous fish ... S.A.T.'s given by the God ... East Falo Alto ... contacts stuck on the mirror ... Fred, the single hair on Hubic’schcst... I can't face my advisor sober... I’m just a physical kind of guy.. . I woke up and my eyelids were caked together... Oooooh, it hurts!... I .el’s fiesta, dude. Cool... Look, you guys. I'm not going to get drunk tonight ... Huh. huh. huh. huh ... It’s as natural as going to the bathroom ... Robin, when I leave the room wearing only a towel, it usually means that I'm taking a shower. Please keep this in mind whenever you decide to lock the door ... Male, mail and meal: the three motivations for living ... (Man. you drink every night.) Uh. uh. what about that one night?’... Blah. Blah. Blah ... Soooooooorrrrrryyyyy ... Kuh, Kuh. Kuh. Kuh. Kuh. Kuh ... Haaavey see ... All I need is 12 units and a boyfriend (and he's 8 of them)... Itsgoingtobereallygreatyouguys ... I had one loo many Sea Worlds ... I want to dress you up in my love ... It's a delta-epsilon proof — any fool can do this... Smoking is dirty; don't do it: ICK!... Aah Aaaa — that's scary ... that's cool as hell ... Keeeer mnie-Aaaaah ... 239 So your mania's a toilet, huh? Too bad. We doubt you have any idea who our mamas arc. much less where they live, let alone where we live, but we know where you live ... and you've seen us at your | arties. I laving more singles than any other house on campus is really just a good excuse to have more doubles than any other house on campus. Excitement is the name of the game, not zoom-whatevci -you-called-it. Zany, crazy, mildness. Sure the jello is lethal because it's 80 proof, hut it's even worse when it’s been silting in the kitchenette for 87 days. Actually, we hate parties, and Grid forbid we should ever throw one of those Major Rager things and attract all kindsof dancing riff-raff. No rampant nudity for us . . . that is unless you promise to bring the Mazola. We must have our EANAB you know. We never have fun. We never go to the city. No one ever gets backrubs. We never use boulc openers. We don't have one single road sign in the dorm, much less one still connected to the post. So don't draw into Granada ... but let us know where you do end up so we can come to your parties. 1. Laura Wilson 2. Michelle Karnow 3. Brian Crccncn 4. Steve Millet 5. Christine Jolts 6. Randy joss 7. John McGrory 8. l)avc Johnson 9. Cassandra Markham 10. Dave Anderson 11. Tommy I-o 12. Dave Kang 13. Jenny Kuan 14. Wendy Chow 15. Brandi Battistoni 16. Darin Crccncn 17. Jill Strothman 18. Carolyn |onc$ 19. Jim Durken 20. Caroline Krass 21. Benay Lazo 22. Lil Nyugen 23. Emily Brcckcnridgc 24. Jenny Schmitz 25. Grade Howell 26. Neill Dorward 27. Jason Shore 28. Cindy Wurtenberg 29. Janes Hines 30. l ed Liu SI. Mark Goralka 32. l.cc Salsburg 33. Brennan Rurscll 34. Hank Dart 35. Vern Shu re 36. Martin Sosa 37. Ken Hong 38. Carmen Kendall 39. Jennifer Burleigh 40. Mike Hein 41. Jeff a lcn 42. Steve Stern 43. Marco Sosa 44. Jonathan Dickstein - — =GRANADA 240 GROVE 1. Pablo Morales 2. Linda Sonne 3. Becka Dyson 4. Julie Downey 5. Elizabeth Nichols 6. Jackie Bilodeau 7. Nick Rowen 8. Lauri Escarciga 9. John Pacheco 10 Jennie Fenton 11. Nate Scldcn 12. Steve Churchill 13. Sharoni Shafir 14. Beckv James 15. Suzi Sarka 16. Colleen Nvilis 17. Carl Heide 18. Damian S. Carmichael 19. Jesse ..... 20. Keith Seinield 21. Clhip Catalano 22. Christian McGrath 23. Drew A gras 24. Dcrik Giske 25. David Gomez 26. Erik Esclius 27. Chris Crouse 28. Will Kessler 29. Marcos Ochoa 30. Mark Stern 31. Chris Erck 32. Erin Naughton 33. Caroline Pappajohn 34. Cathy Rhodes 35. Jocelyn Rcisman What's it all about? What, you ask. is the quintessential nature of Grove? “We're on a roll. “A ha| |K-ning place. Awesome folks. “Best parties on campus. Elite. “Unstoppable. “An outrageous new experience in uppcrclass living. And from our critics? A dangerous precedent. Suspect ties to the underworld. “Depraved, Shocking. “Degenerate and probablv subversive. IKerc arc no words that can truly express the Grove experience. Asa wise person once said. “l,earn it. live it. love it.” W'e'rc Grove. You're envious. 1. Gretchcn Daily 14. Matthew Weinstein 27. Claudio I)il 2. F.minion Kelly 15. Simonil Patel 28. Randi llaakenaasen 3. Tarry Mahoney 10. Victor Valdivia 29. Bernie Aboba •1. Magali 17. James Mallory 30. George Naugles 5. Nicole Forte 18. Fomas Feder 31. jnnko Nakai 6. Liz Jacobs 7. Alice Whealey 19. Matthews Thomas 32. Jared Zorin- 20. Bill Friar 33. Amrita Saraiya 8. Mike Rosenthal 21. Racltana Kamtekar 34. Yatin Saraiya 9. UFO 22. Marge Kalkowski 35. Roxane Guilhamet 10. UFO 23. Michael Thomas 36. Georg Mclsalo 11. Ken Aldapc Cucck 37. Stephen Neale 12. Ragliavan 24. Aviva Patel 38. lonathan Franklin Varadarajan 13. Regina Tan 25. Kng Seng Ho 20. Menu Ho 39. Vwani Roychowdlmry HAMMARSKJOLD =HAUS MITTELEUROPA I. Chris Pinon 2 Mike Jones 3. Felicia Lee 4. Tiffany Torn 5. Sophia Raday 6. Jim Del-ilhint 7. Tracy Sauerwein 8. Karin Elliott 9. Chip Collison 10. Greg Grove 11. Joe Pinter 12. Joy Kit millcr 13. Jon Newman I t. Marika Tatstilani 15. Alan Schier 16. Tern. Lunas 17. Mark Businger 18. Bruno Olshauscn 19. Jon Cline 20. Bernhardt Boscr 21. Hermann Schenck 22. George llsu 23. Audrey Ivantk 24. F.lena Porro 25. Jean Hallewcll 26. Allison Johnson 27. Ubbv (nbornr 28. Dave Fogclsong 29. Chris Haves 30. Eben Ftitral 1 laus Miueleuropa is Stanford's German-speaking 'Theme Hans. Besides boasting the l est coffee and food on campus and classes on German Canine Theater, convcrstaion. etc., we are renowned for: The nightly midnight snack ritual. Oktobcrfest. a passion for DP. volleyball imperialism at the French Hans, the third floor Von Trappe family singers, a Moody Bcrlin VIKNNA rivalry, too many computer hackers. Kneipe Mitt, spiral staircase sliding, spontaneousTanz Bcgriflc. Cast Haus Mitt, and moonlight wallring in the Quad. Don’t let the picture fool you. 243 Ilurlburt. Where the —- is that? O.K.. so some people think that this place sucks, and they’re right, but there i-� nothing we can do about it now. We're on campus, and we're using up a guaranteed year. This of course doesn’t mean that we don't like it here: it's just that we got screwed. The Draw was fixed you know! I here arc some positive aspects to Ilurlburt: the food doesn't always make you puke, the rooms are almost big enough to live in. and it only takes you twenty minutes to walk to the nearest ou-campus party (and two hours to walk back when you’re drunk). To make life easier here, we stage silent protests, break Motley ( a tie albums, barbecue on the sunder k. drink heavily and chastise our R A. We even have the distinction of Ix-ing the temporary Zcte house on campus, complete w it h broken chairs and unknown objects flying through windows. “Lighten up, Francis. Stanford charges you the same, you just get a little less. 1. lean Williams 18. Jim Canales 25. Daniel Rowan 2. Don Lcitz 14. Doug Cargill 26. Jenny Mill i. Steve Sutherland 15. I-etty Villegas 27. Jose Ai puru 4. Don Gcddb 16. Lisa Weinstock 28. Gary Crowley 5. Alice Busching 17. Anne Rosso 29. John Harmon 6. Canmiic Kahn 18. Jeff A cvedo 30. John Kunstle 7. Allyson Willoughby 19. Sarah Lau 31. Crete hen Purcell 8. Cat Ley 20. Terry Wcissman 32. lisa Yanncy 9. Dave Driskcll 21. l-cslic Lorimer 33. Adam Trucblood 10. Kim Thomason 22. Phyllis Mayes 34. Dave Keane II. Brian Pike 23. Daniel Bao 35. Peter Baltaxe 12. F.nrico Sassi 24. Clint Wilson 36. Michael Davis HURLBURT 244 KAIROS 1. Nicole Freeman 2. Ken Kubish 3. Bill Locke 4. Neeia Patel 3. Kira Hellinghauscn 6. Christy Shipp 7. Plena Silva 8. Lynn Narcus 9. Charles Denault 10. Corinn Castro 11. Mike Kenning 12. Bill Berner 13. Tim Me Knight 14. Andrew McClung 13. Annie Kreyenbcrg 16. Mike Musson 17. Chervl Coopcrrider 18. Ken Schum 19. 1-icia Dorosin 20. Joseph Dien 21. rracy Thompson 22. Nina Houghton 23. Serena Wcllen 24. Adriana Estrada 23. John Mason 26. Mary Carcia 27. Melanie Turvill 28. Peter Kang 29. Chris Drape 30. Keith Wildasin 31. Rob Ros toc v 32. Jon Ward 33. Dan Mishell 34. Paul Meganv 245 Gravity: It's more than just a good idea. It's a law we can live with. 1. James Chiga 2. Hcmant Shah 3. Wavnc Coopcrman •I. Greg Carlscn 5. Bill Ryan 6. Matt Weston 7. Bernardo Silva 8. Steve Zahm 9. Mike Fagcn 10. Scott Locher 11. Steve Baer 12. David l.ipscomh 13. Jeff Mallas 14. Todd Callantinc 15. Dave Bartho 10. Charles Moodv 17. Mark Broido 18. Don Wright 19. l’ctev Solberg 20. Joe Dichiaro 21. Andy Sands 22. George Lcmaiirc 23. Ron Mast 24. Cary Cattich 25. Mark Bcnak 26. Brian Francis 27. jimmy Mayers 28. Jeff Mastcrson 29. Matt Collier 30. Takis Kfstathiou 31. James Clanville 32. Derek On 33. Jeff Konsmo 34. Scott Woods 35. Steve Larkins 36. Eric Jacobsen 37. John Brooks 38. Rob Reid 39. Igor Aguirre 40. Kevin Smith 41. Nelson Reilly KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA 1. Gotten Blackwell 17. Rick Kelly 2. Sean Carroll 18. Sam Dickerman 3. Ted Morris 19. Rob Romero 32. Mike Saathoff 4. James Dickey 20. Craig Morris 33. Dave Ochlcr 5. Geoff Keith 21. James Moore 34. Tarik Sedky 6. Dan Delaney 22. Dane Pillion 35. Dave Steed 7. Richie Farrar 23. Tigrc Wcnrich 36. Eugene Harris 8. Jim Fuendeling 24. Ben King 37. Pascal Juang 9. Pat Schultheis 25. John Kelly 38. Drew Erickson 10. Paul Brody 26. Drew Grove 39. Rich Kushed 11. Peter Davis 27. Paul Larivicre 40. Bing Tsay 12. Mark Ranalli 28. Andy Metzger 41. Jefl licrmonsillo 13. Tim Uttonnark 29. Dennis Rolstad 42. Jim Case 14. Steve Uiut cnhciscr 30. Jaap Sucrmondi 43. l)ave Goddard 15. Andrew Kearns 31. Paul Jon 44. Mike DePauli 16. Jay Thcilcr Apostolides 45. Clark Eller The Brothersof Kappa Sigma are a very diverse groupof individuals, and I think you know what I mean. From our blow-out parties to impromptu bridge games, we know how to have a good time. However, parties aren't the only way the Brothers express themselves. Our athletic teams are unparalleled. Not only are we sportsmen, but we are good neighbors to the community at large. Kach quarter our house donates in excess of fifty pintsof blood to the Red Cross. We also have the l esi cook on campus and the cleanest house on the Row. When you think of Kappa Sig. don't think of a bunch of stuffy snobs who won't give anybody the time of day: think of a bunch of friends and brothers. So if you have a chance, drop by one of our weekly happy hours .. . and have a Fresca. Tutti Mangiano Funghi! Siaino “Rasta Cool Rastafarians! Banana Snapping, illegal guests, tortdlini — these are the things that make 562 Mayfield CASA ITALIANA. Parties? Oh yes. It's FrcshFcst '86, right here in that little slice of the Boot on the farm! 1. Alex Uricoli 15. Jill Gilbert 29. Ariana Graff 2. Rolsert C'.r«� th 16. Carmela Rossi 30. Paul McLoonc 3. Dana Ratliff 17. Ita Morena 31. Lisa Gcrhauser 4. Kerry Clevidcncc 18. John Tierney 32. Maria Gra ie 5. Peter Morgan 19. David Vigil 33. Terri Raimondi 6. Brad Chen 20. Don Porter 34. Kathleen Birney t . Kirby Shanks 21. Laurie Onderdonk 35. Rav Trejo 8. Mike Bowman 22. Peter Vizcaino 36. Jeff Adams 9. Laura Mullen 23. Paige Arnof 37. Nancy Amato 10. Maia Kong 24. Rob Usibelli 38. John Vidalakis 11. Bert Garcia 25. Leda Muvsio 39. Vinnic Politan 12. Scott Martin 26. Mika Pike 40. l-isa Clark 13. Mike Kuchin 27. l.cnorc Kitts 14. Barbara Pearson 28. Bob Fnmklin LA CASA ITALIANA 248 LA MAISON FRANCAISE 1. Jennifer Lee 2. Daralyn Durie 3. Tracy Poller 4. Susan BusesL 5. F'rancob Alabert 6. Robin Dulritsky 7 Marlene Du (Tv 8. Bertrand Valdman 9. Jenny Stine 10. Tern Givens 11. Palmer Colamarino 12. Christine Thcbcrge 13. Liz IMe 14. Will Ferguson 15. David Scnaberg 16. Devon Wiel 17. Todd Hol hauser 18. Amanda 1-eamon 19. Mike Schwab 20. Mike Heath 21. Steve Schwab 22. Michele Musson 23. Brad Williams 24. Drew Uoyd 25. Ken Sled man 26. Brad Kelcman 27. Bruno Chanal Qu'est-cequi sc passe;i la Maison Franc aise? Blimey! Feu he le vaclie! Sign up for lc plumard. Using: mentes insanae in domo sana. Fussball!! Don't believe everything you read. So w hat is the French I louse? A random concoction ol obstreperous Francophiles? Or people in search of a good time? Indeed, they do have an unfortunate habit of making Freudian sli| s and finding their words splashed across the insidious HF.BDO! Flqually attractive alcoholic and hypcr-caffeinated — available 24 hours — alternatives, impersonal pronouns arc to be avoided at all costs. Flh ben ... Bof... Enfm ... Bref ... Nous nc sommes pas encore mom. I-tmlxl.i Nil .. . It's a lot of fun ‘til someone loses an eye. lambda Nu ... It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Lambda Nn . .. It's all fun and games until someone chips an eye or pokes out a tooth. lambda Nu ... It's all fun with eyes until someone loses a game. Lambda Nu ... Spanking and Nik Nik arc fun and games until someone pokes an eye out. lambda Nu ... Living anywhere else would be horse yank-yank. | .S. Bring your Ikmus ... the “snow’s deep. 1. Paul McDonough 0. Andy Hyman 17. 2. Kelly Sund 10. Sarah McCaffrey 18. 3. Tangic Boyce 11. Debbie Kubcnstcin 19. 4. Veronica Car a 12. Rick Busch 20. 5. Debbie Shcctcr 13. Mike Morrissey 21. f . Stephanie Pugh 14. Bob Beck 22. 7. Icanncll Steiner 15. Clark Gable 23. 8. Doug Toole 16. Lauren Fcrini 24. —LAMBDA NU 250 LARKIN 1. Laura Klein 2. Igor Fvodorov 3. Peter Berkowitz 32. 33. Scott Delucchi Bob Mama Widlanskv 62. Peter Swift 4. Kevin Jacques 34. Bart Bartlett 63. Paula Pickering 5. Jeff Circsc 35. Tom Geiger Jon Kirsenenbaum 64. I-aura Iaesecke 6. Chris Davis 36. 65. Kristi I.undborg 7. David l.ichthlau 37. Bruce Roscnsiock 66. Karin Volckmann 8. Tina Jenson 38. Eileen FitzGerald 67. Kerem Kusi ‘I. Suzanne Rchmus 39. Amira Ixrifer 68. Kurt Krocssche 10. Leslie Warren 40. Glen Rosenbaum 69. Keith Cross 11. Sharon Kim 41. Beau Beck 70. Bill Minyard 12. Margie Zessar 13. Nicole Apoliona 42. Betsy Bland 71. Scott Eckert 43. Beth Sierks 72. Jon Schofer 14. Jill Mathews 44. Kathryn Kershner 73. Jon Lee 15. Dawn Davis 45. Dara Dcncls 74. Chad Sylvain 16. Darrell Daniels 46. Allison Truitt 75. Teresa Doksum 17. Sharon Cwyn 47. Rod Armstrong 76. Steve Chitren 18. George Duran 48. Ann llickling 77. Paul Silvestre 19. Leslie Hamilton 49. James Browne 78. Paul Thurman 20. Danvelle O'Hara 50. Julie Padilla 79. David Huchlon 21. Gustavo Galindo 51. Jlill Cornog 80. Ish Ccyhan 22. Mary O'Hara 52. Keith Willows 81. Mark Zytko 23. Angela Ruman 53. Brian Small 82. Wes San lord 24. Karen Chun 54. Peter Seymour 83. Doug Watanabc 25. Mary Ellis 55. Dan Zuckcr 84. Marvin Tam 26. Valeria Chad 56. Shelley Goufrid 85. Max Peltz 27. Patty Kim 57. Stephanie Page 86. Pat Dominguez 28. Amy Shang 58. Jennifer Scotti 87. David Levine 29. Jolie Zimmerman 59. Barry Saik 88. Michael Rappa|K rt 30. Cliffic Cleicher 60. Rick Woodworth 89. Ken Rivera 31. Kathy I-achenavcr 61. Lisa Capps 90. John Black Anything but larkin rages; Larkin ... quite excellent in fact, (and darn it. mama, we're cute, too.) Dozens of people spontaneously combust each year — it's just not widely reported. Branner sucks. Honk ... everyone happy? (Nothing escapes the food chain.) Lathrop? Where's that? Just beyond Gilligan's island. A little bit to the left of the Twilight Zone. Picture a world full of weird people. Darling. Wouldn’t that be wonderful? No, it would be Lathrop. There you are. 1. Kristin Dahl 2. Russ Phillips 3. Lauri Haak 4. Louis Vu 5. Andrea Gavlord 6. Mike O’Dell 7. Pam Ryan 8. Mona Sedky 9. Elsie Wane 10. Marilyn Wann 11. Tiffany I lowcll 12. Greg Alessandro 13. Nina Joblon 14. Doug Bunnell 15. Jacquc Ccrcmsak 16. Ronnie Vcrvack 17. Gregg Shapiro 18. Mark Mulkerin 19. Scott Garner 20. Raj Prutlii 21. Stephanie Manuel 22. Gordon Battaile 23. Jennifer Pokluda 24. Justin Uinslxrrg 25. Malt Gallagher 26. Dikran Karagucuzian LATHROP 252 LORO 1. Kathleen Hobson 2. Chris Munoz 3. Toby Island 4. (jrl Johnson 5. Steve Croft 6. T.J. Al-Jubeir 7. Russ Pangborn 8. Sirl Davis 9. Vivian Rogers 10. Eva Chang 11. Rachel McCormick 12. Marjorie l urk 13. NOT Edwin 14. Cynthia Thomas 15. Rene laicerte 16. Larry Hu 17. Dan Miller 18. Pat Mohr 19. Jackie Crawford 20. Wendy Chiu 21. Elaine Ieoh 22. Calvin Tsay 23. I jura Stepp 24. ljura Burtness 25. Ailccn Gilladoga 26. Debbie Bishko (RA) 27. Ruby lam (RA) 28. John Chapin 29. Andrea Gallagher 30. Tom Norris 31. Carla Gcrrcra 32. Meghan Miller 33. Atul Gawande 34. Jim Bennett (RA) 35. Caroline Pcrcz-Venero 36. Dan Brumbaugh 37. Scott Hake 38. John Mahon 39. Doug Deckmann 40. Mark Mitchell 41. Jim Stucbner 42. Esan kirshenltaum 43. Susie Matsuno 44. Aaron Gary 45. Mike Scott l.ORO ROCKS to the tunc of I.oro. Loro as we Party Naked. Done partying? How about a Sauna in the B.n k Stairwell with Blasting Trumpets and Dueling Guitars? Add to that an annoying Telephone and a 3 ft. Linebacker and it's time to mellow out with a Fireside. And on Wednesday nights, don't forget to bring the Cookie Dough to the Ixnisc Breeding. Mouse Heating. Blouse Knitting. Mao's Leading??? Cutest couple award goes to Walls Watt and Rebecca Resistance, but is there really Sex without College? As the Club Scouts wander outside the IJ vender Walls to join the 1-oro Air Force, they discover a mean world of 2-Wheeled Monsters. Flightless Birds and Man's Best Friend. As we said. LORO RCX'.KS! (RICH I. Cram?) M.MMMMadera -.. Now. that’s what I’m talking about.. . Mono|X ly on Fun .. . do wc have to wear these hats? .. . Spirit Award . . . Scavenger I hint in the City . . . everyone had fish-heads . .. Alcatraz Trip ... Pooh-ins ... Yah. Mule! Madera Makes Mayhem ... Madera Makes Music ... I lelloooooooo Mary C ... second floor frustration board . . . Baby Pictures ... our great lounge ... More pool ques??? Ricky's Schnoz, (it is not a schnoz. it isa nose) hanging around with 8-1 pretty awesome frosh . .. and 1 incredible RA's. 1. I .isa (L..B.) Benton 25. Glenn Smith 49. Frika Knight 2. Caren Tarvin 26. Ken Rock 50. Lillian Hirales 3. Richard Graham 27. Jim Hyde 51. Michelle 4. Tonv Krueger 28. Charlie lunkennan Malcbranchc 5. Kai Keasey (RF) 52. Lloyd Day 6. Phil Carpenter 29. Kirk Esscnmacher 53. Bill Shoemaker 7. Brooke Iandis 80. Fric Garner 54. Matt White 7a. Dave Pidone 81. Nicholas 55. Phil Savage 8. Rick Levine jtinkerman 56. Sean O'Meara 9. Tina Niu 82. I.uis Carboncll 57. Paul Joyce 10. Janet Alder 38. Jill l.uenlxTger 58. Jeff Smith 11. Aimee Keinker 34. Fric Oliver 59. Stellco Told a 12. Josie Alexander 35. Dierdre Boyer 60. Mike Bonner IS. Mousumi Roy 36. Libby Nutt 61. Mark Humphries 14. Christs lunkcrman 37. Bryan Martin 62. Andres Vilms (RF) 38. Bob Brownhill 63. Marty Ramirez 15. Cindy Tsay 39. FlickJessee 64. Brian Paradowski 16. Miranda lice 40. Jim Foster 65. Michael Wang 17. |ill Ostrager 41. Gary Gerstman 66. Rob Broglc 18. Mary Sullivan 42. Katie Wilfert 67. Mark Foxton 19. Jennifer Durfee 43. lames Chavin 68. Famon Moran 20. Gail Mackauf 44. Rajeev Sam.mi 69. Brock Hubbard 21. Sheri F.venson 45. Stuart Block 70. Frank Ramos 22. |anet Sellers 46. Paul Korff 71. Scott Kitcher 28. Patti Kiesel 47. Mike Coglazier 24. Andrea Milano 48. Kelly Capen MADERA 254 MIRLO 1. Susan Gallo 2. Helen Surh 3. Curtis Dunn 4. Carol Lee 5. l ess Adams 6. Buffy Wendt 7. Gina Miccio 8. Donna Booher 9. Holly Newman 10. Jennee Richmond 11. Betsy Oana 12. Virgime Perrette 13. Clare Johnson 14. Meg Homeyer 15. Kiko Fagan 16. Anna Carey 17. Jenny Park 18. Wendy Ragsdale 19. Patsv Mickcns 20. Andrew Parnell 21. Vidur Sood 22. Steve Fram 23. Doug Lee 24. Mark Lcmlcy 25. Yen-Chi Huang 26. Dave Kim 27. Ex-Mirioin 28. Dave Harden 29. Leonard Kim 30. Dave Brydon 31. Maria Bualat 32. Kurt Woclll 33. Mike Short 3 1. Bill Johnson 35. Gwyn Gordon 36. Scott Littlehale 37. Carol Murray RA 38. Randi Mcllarguc 39. Sara Woolf 40. Rick Reed RA 41. Beth F.wing in symbiosis w Greg Larkin 42. Fred Heyler 43. Dave Ritsher 44. Ann Schnieders 45. Scott Arden 46. Andrew Casey 47. Anne Scalapino 48. Andrea Boseker 49. Mark Floyd 50. Nicky Lewin 51. Dave Delgadillo 52. Jaap Suertnondt 53. Alex Glasmacher 54. Fred Lewis 55. Neil Feldman 56. Matt I hompson 57. Ed Fisher 58. Jerry Brenner 59. John Brooke- 60. Sonia lx 61. Andres Espincira 62. Russell Mead 63. Mike Thottungal Mirlo is the Biggest and the Best, the Best and the Brightest; three full lloors. four classes. Great parties. NO damages. Male Queens and Female Kings. Terrorists and doors. Varsity and Club sports, musical and dramatic groups. Mirlo is volleyball. Trivial Pursuit. Risk, procrastination, hallway conversations until 4. Brown Derby and all-night “slumber parties. Where there's smoke, there’s fire. The infamous marshmallow war dorm. Or was that shaving cream? Airplanes at dinner, perhaps? Mirlo is random. It Glows. It Rocks. It's Mirlo. 255 We don’t ask for experience — We give it. Whether it's midnight bowling, all-night poker games, capture the flag strategics, cleaning tip after impatient service vehicles that leave barriers lying around, keeping 'attitudes' under control, tossing pi aa boxes, road tripping to Fremont’s Mac and Don’s for Chocolate soft-serve, or makin’ it on the sundcck. Murray remains the home of “wild women and manly men. crusading to re-establish all forms of fun. The Few. The Proud. The Murrayans. 1. Ellen Efron 2. Ned White 3. Kimberly Plummer 4. Cheryl Parnell 5. Hillary Ellin 6. Valeric Horvath 7. Theresa Ellis 8. Nina Niemeyer 9. Paul Choi 10. Lisa Petty 11. Carla Bauman 12. Mitch Rudomincr 13. Karen Nickerson 14. Steve Dauber 15. |ohn |anczakowski 16. Lori Abert 17. Scan Stack 18. Erie Allen 19. Carl Gabriclson 20. |im Rabago 21. Charles Ross 22. Juliana Prather 23. (litidi Clark 24. Julian Ong 25. Neena Jain 26. Susan Dennis 27. Paul Martin 28. Kerstin Morehead 29. Barb Egan 30. Kim Linton 31. Debbie Knoles 32. Jeff Pirkl 33. Sparkv Wallin 34. Scott Douglas 35. Vicki Harris 36. Barry Birch 37. Colin Bole- 38. l.ori Covan 39. Tom Moses 10. Chris Overton 41. Derek Kampfc 42. Jeff Urdan 43. Rands I hoinal 44. Tim Thurston MURRAY 256 NARANJA 1. Rupali Apic 2. Sharmila (k khalc 3. Kathleen Klock 4. Mariccla Fernandez 5. (Claudia Husemann 6. Kristen Moynihan 7. Betsy Streeter 8. Anne Williams 9. Sonya l.urn 10. Scott Carpenter 11. Kris lessen 12. Jeff Link 13. Ramon Fclciano 14. Bol Huff 15. Carolyn Cornett 16. I-iurie Kent 17. Naomi Robinson 18. Carol Cini 19. Teresa Sukicnnicki 20. Anne Mallon 21. I’at Sekaquaptewa 22. Joan Elliott 23. Jill Yonas 24. Katarina Stenstedt 25. Chris Francis 26. Dour Steiger 27. Marty Moreno 28. Barbara Duckworth 29. Arthur Martinez 30. Chris Chamberlain 31. Tony Rovden 32. Greg Butler 33. Pam Wildcnthal 3-1. Lee Tankerslev 35. Andy Scott 36. Jenora Jolly 37. Kerstin Ohlander 38. Danielle Waples 39. lose Navarro 40. Itunumi Savage 41. Steve Schmidt 42. David Holmes 43. Thom Barker 44. Claude Yacoel 45. George Rice 46. Doug Moore 47. Steve Kernie 48. Phil Urn 49. John Greenlee 50. Marty Terman We love the color orange, playing V-Ball. TGI Fs spring quarter on the shores of I-ake I-«g, and our RFs. the Britts. Life here poses few hazards other than squirrels in the court, the visitors in the laundry room, and the Flame-glo toasted marshmallows. This is as organized as we get!! 257 “Living it to the limit is what the residents of Okada. the Asian-American Theme Mouse do best. Whether taking advantage of the first year with a 50-50 male female ratio, partying down at all-night Vidcothons, or having Chocolate Decadence at Cooking with Cal. Okadans definitely know how to enjoy life. In addition. Okatla sponsors many in-house speakers, runs Wilbur's late night Asian fast food haven, the Teahouse, and hosts the Asian cultural fair. Extravaganza each spring. Okadans receive cross-cultural experiences simply by participation, and living it to the limit. 1. Shanti Pillai 2. Paul Gager 3. Amanda Sargent 4. Marty Dong 5. Fidelia Kuang 6. Anne Yun 7. Valeric Suzawa 8. Tian-Yi Ma 0. loc Dew 10. Nelia Teixeira 11. Boh Fan 12. Ken Whiltakcr 13. Diane Harvey 14. Steve Geary 15. Allyson Campbell 16. Peter Lee 17. Kim lfovlc 18. Rodnev Carter 19. Beth Villa-Lovoz 20. Nadia Clisby 21. Lloyd Maver 22. Phuong-Chi Pham 23. Lily Duong 24. Fish Peterson 25. Dan’s Nancy 26. Derek Patel 27. Vivian Liu 28. Vivian Sun 29. Lillian Liu 30. Carol Lint 31. Margaret Meng 32. Marv Ann Limbos 33. lisa Belluz i 34. Vaji Karunatileka 35. Pam Ferry 36. Joyce West 37. Jane Robertson 38. Brenda Lehmer 39. David Nguyen 40. Curt Carney 41. Torsten Duffy 42. Peter Chu 43. Alan Nakamura 44. Woo Park 45. Jacqui Thompson 46. Alan Bovinett 47. Rebecca Kat 48. Rebbcca's Mark 49. Max Fung 50. Martha Nakagawa 51. Andrea Arnold 52. Chery l Fong 53. Karl Saxman 54. Francisco Locsin 55. Larry Wai 56. Dan Chen 57. Albert Yee 58. Debbie Compton 59. Bryan Brown 60. Tanya Rutledge 61. Alisa Tarver 62. Robert Galvan 63. Chu-Cheow lim 64. Drew Saunders 65. Ricky Man 66. Chris Mart 67. Mike Dittmar 68. Ken Zimmerman 69. Milton Huang 70. Eugene Mlynczyk 71. William Wong 72. Dan Leedy 73. Ken Saruwatari 74. Rixlerick McCoy 75. Steve Traut 258 OKADA OTERO 1. Veronica Shim 2. Kim Stevens 3. Tiffany Cildred 4. Megan Swezey 5. Valerie Paredes 6. Don Burdette 7. Kristin Strout 8. Judy David 9. Slicole Burrell 10. Elaine Lu 11. Julie Kaomea 12. Sobani Warner 13. Kathryn Sorhaindo 14. Kari Bolilke 15. Debbie Fukumoto 16. Holly Mallctt 17. Anita Kremin 18. l iura Castlcman 19. Debbie Wilcox 20. Dena Peterson 21. Susan Watson 22. Erika Olvera 23. Nancy Corbato 24. Carla Holmes 25. Kalai l ui 26. Sam Oh 27. Peter Olson 28. Laura Yansouni 29. Valeric Huang 30. Tom Finkc 31. Kcllv MeDevitt 32. Melissa Baker 33. lisa Mcckfcsscl 34. Kathy Sylvester 35. Mary Pal Williams 36. Theresa Cicchinclli 37. Ingrid Kiscngruber 38. Christopher lllick 39. Renee Racchi 40. Sally Hamakcr 41. Kristine lessen 42. Martha Ellis 43. Helen Willey 44. Amy Francc'lik 45. Debbie Brooks 46. Sarah Peterson 47. Laura Lewis 48. Caroline Nelson 49. George Willman 50. Ken Eberts 51. Lisa Bork 52. Scott Seeley- 53. Jim Fox 54. Scott Rcnshaw 55. Toby Cole 56. Greg Stout 57. George Santana 58. Albert Keck 59. Erik Charlton 60. Bart lloulahan 61. Matthew l.im 62. Nish Bhutani 63. Dennis Nlatthies 6-1. John Bcllaschi 65. Bed) Stocking 66. Ray Huckcstcin 67. Chris Nielsen 68. Mike Flash' Zcurchcr 69. John Rcimcrs 70. Scott Johnston 71. Jay Gilbert 72. Greg Gonzalez 73. Steve Janoschka 74. Saudi Boss 75. Chrissy Jampoler 76. Charlie Webster 77. Diana Rush 78. Jane Swiatek 79. John Hoopcs 80. Tonya Rhodes 81. Maria Perozek Otero house is a house of individuals that have found themselves drawn together (resulting in a mild form of culture shock). The individuals in Otero have led us through all the activities that have made Otcran life interesting: concerts, skydiving, broomball, terrorism, parties, movies, fires, dancing, beaches, and a bit of intelligent conversation expressed secretly in dark hidden corners of the Otero lounge, for fear of finding oneself in jxisscssion of an opinion. Otero is the dorm that spent all of its funds, in four short weeks, on social activities (EABAB included). Otero also kept the tradition of a dorm act in this year's talent show by blasting our neighboring dorms in our slightly revised rendition of Wc Are the World. The Otcran individual is tolerant, interested, and a little skeptical. But Otero remains a family of people who often find that they have a lot in common, and by-working together, use these similarities to drain the dorm funds and to have a great time. Otero is “on the road to somewhere.” as our shirt so proudly proclaims, and the road is short and fast — so we're going to enjoy it. 259 OK. I-Ook. Wc'vc got enough space here to pu( down just about anything we want. We could fill it up with a lot of cute phrases, like fly guys. or casual. or “Doug! that nobody else would understand. Forget it. Anybody can do that. Because, in twenty years, we're going to look back and think that what made us special was.. . us. The sixty of us. and Jenny and Bob and Joint to give us a nucleus. We all contributed whatever quirks we had, and got back something that went beyond any individual in pleasure and grandeur and depth and friendship. When we look back in twenty years, or in forty or sixty if we're so lucky, we will remember the Palomu experience not so much through the sequence of activities, but through the mosaic of people, and of time. 1. John Fernandes 2. Mark Berzins 3. Dee Cohen 4. Some Random Chick 5. Alicia Ybarra 6. Terri Starr 7. Mia Jackson 8. Jinny Rhee 9. Jun Horiuchi 10. Arthur Lee 11. Matt Ferguson 12. Claudia Ochia 13. Tania Whiting 14. Natalie Martinez 15. Tricia Wright 16. Andy Schwarz 17. Harry Mort 18. Tina Bennett 19. Yered Sharon 20. Rob Greenberg 21. Spencer Kraik 22. Patricia Scott 23. Scott Eschclman 24. Icnnv Williams 25. Lisa Peterson 26. Lisa Hcring 27. Catherine Jovicich 28. Warren Packard 29. George Bischof 30. Neils Smaby 31. Thomas Garner 32. Kric Pfcffcrlc 33. Jeff Davis 34. Ian Mucllcr-Vollmer 35. Janinc Duyvestein 36. Alex Mating 37. Julie Cheatham 38. Marc Pizarro 39. Craig Norris 40. Carl Andersen 41. Jim Killfoil 42. Isaac Barchas 43. Brad Adelberg 44. Brent Williams 45. Nancy Henry 46. Andy Mera 47. Rakesh Anand 48. Chris Jackson 49. Lisa Johnson 50. Alyson Steele 51. Bob Barcklay 52. Rob McCormack 53. Chris Fernandes PALOMA 260 PHI DELTA THETA 1. Ken Stevens 2. Kazu Sano 3. Chuck Hokanson 4. Dave I.uck 5. Andy Greenfield 6. Bart Kendall 7. John Naparano 8. Ted Gilo red 9. Dave Harden 10. Obi Greenman 11. Scott Lind us 12. Dave Kravctz 13. Tom Dalton 14. John Payne 15. lodd Seidner 16. David Blackburn 17. Mike Cahill 18. Frank Storke 19. Doug Monroe 20. Scott Fortune 21. Fred Wang 22. Karl Kolderup 23. Terence Smitn 24. Steve Irvin 25. Andy Cohen 26. Dave Escamilla 27. Peter Kriz 28. Hugh Driscoll 29. Gary Pinkus 30. Vinny Frost 31. Greg Adams 32. Ashwin Adarkar 33. Brett Nlonello 34. Jeff Stevens 35. John Hill 36. Steve Blue 37. John Patrick 38. Doug McNitt 39. Steve Modory 40. Jon Root 41. Kirk Allison 42. Mike Mossmer 43. Rich Birnhojz 44. Stewart Patrick 45. Will Henry 261 1. Alan Branson 2. Carol Aure 3. B rigid Doherty ■I. Christopher Breunig 5. Cary Zweig 6. Chris Nichols 7. Bill Moore 8. Michael Mclnick 9. Charlotte l.owson 10. Natalie Pickering 11. Stephanie Smith 12. Melissa Walters 13. Ubby Baldwin 14. Madeline I .arson 15. Barry Lake 16. Christopher Konrad 17. Henry Bankhead 18. Linda Hcuman 19. David Potter 20. Mark Sullivan 21. Bill George 22. Alex Sweet 23. Ben Huang 24. Mary McDeviu 25. Eric Schwictz 26. Todd Gates 27. Hildc Hardeman 28. Evan Coulding 29. Jennifer Padilla 30. Paul Gcllcrt PHI PSI 262 PHI SIG 1. Ron Azitur 2. Greg Zaharchuk 3. Jacquie Jacobs 4. Dean Walker 5. Mark Carmichael 6. Julie Becker 7. Ralph Kiuuu 8. Sonia Clialfin 9. Macduff Hughes 10. Lib Atondo 11. Karen Oaklcv 12. Steve Daniels 13. Jen Knobcl 14. Rhonda Wallen 15. Jamie Shirley 16. David Pienknagura 17. Dave Ifoat 18. Mark Wogullis 19. Ray Ravaglia 20. Larry Banner What do the Phi Sig Mouse, fun-loving dinosaurs. Walter Matthau, and a saw have in common? Need we say more? THE UNFRAT! 263 Wc arc an eclectic bunch of twisted individuals. Our parties arc well-known for offering the equally attractive noil-sexual alternative (except for Jim. of course). Wc have many engineers, pre-mods, and even one pint-sized, frisbcc-throwing Sociology major. Our triumphs on the IM battlefield are many: our forfeits are even more. Our Delta Iota Kappa's and sorority women often unite, justifying our reputation as the Greek theme house. 1. Abe Wu 2. Winston Wheeler 3. George Koutentakis 4. Steve Simon 5. Susan Slussher 6. Kathleen Mallory 7. Allison Mowc 8. Vickie Chan 9. Jim Corl 10. Kelly Didion 11. Sara MaePherson 12. Debbie Mannix 13. Jennifer Lamberd 14. Mimi Micklitsch 15. Catherine Marken 16. Kimbo Coleman 17. Sally Peabody 18. Lisa Paik 19. Tracy Grant 20. I.arry Martinez 21. Maria Canas 22. Ann Marsh 23. Lisa Najera 24. Debbie Llovd 25. Greg Redmond 26. Pedro Medrano 27. Elizabeth Sippy 28. Terry Bartlett 29. Anne O’Brien 30. Juan Rodriguez 31. Terry Hansen 32. David Zitzewilz 33. Jim Terman 34. Dan I.uschcr 35. Todd Smith 36. Scott Horwitz 37. Ed Conger 38. Lynda 1-ang 39. Maria Krvsan 40. Eric Dejonge 41. Steve Cnen 42. Mark Cabrales 43. Brian McKinney 44. Tonv Arroyo 45. Sue Bryenton It). Andrew Oshiro 47. Cynthia Curtis 48. Kathy Vounge 49. Cheryl Schneider 50. Paul Jackson 51. Matt Howard 52. Will Kessinger 53. John Arima 54. Chris Gelpi 55. Steve Weilbach 56. Dave Acker 57. Jim Nicholson 58. Raymond Sung 59. Eric llokansen 60. Jennifer Hart 61. I'im Dugan POTTER 264 RINCONADA 1. Mark Norland 2. Adam Batman Fuller 3. Darci Fuller 4. Armando Miranda 5. Dana Lung 6. Coco Patel 7. Clo Copass 8. Michelle Chapman 9. Zorn Brock 10. Catherine Barrera 11. Katherine Evans 12. Lani Kanche 13. Rona Legman n 14. Annie Williams 15. Sonya Kazazian 16. Kurt Triplett 17. Rob Eno 18. Rich Stanley 19. Ann Banchoff 20. Mardi Mom Dier 21. Phil P-dud Klein 22. Dan Lin 23. Rick Holtzapplc 24. Bob Day 25. Tim Bricn 26. Brad Swell 27. Mark Rogowsky 28. Bill Bcnczc 29. Lynn Koouiz 30. Jennifer Huffman 31. Sylvia Min 32. Kevin Stanford 33. Gerry Fuller 34. Jon “Shifty” Weis mail 35. Danny Young 36. Suzanne Green 37. Zach Connors 38. Neil Hanson 39. Kelly Ford 40. Scott Bartholomew 41. Dave Reeves 42. Tom Smegal 43. Ike Winer 44. Jeff Gilbert 45. Patrick Stewart 46. Tim Wood 47. Chip Hazard 48. Bill Weigel 49. Eric DeGraw 50. Steve Peterson 51. April Weaver 52. Scott Cools 53. Mitch Levy 54. Cara Cadwalladcr 55. Courtney Clements 56. l.upe Basulto 57. Teresa Rybkowski 58. Charlene Brckka 59. Mara Pinza 60. Marisa Patino 61. Jennifer Daley 62. Connie Chen 63. Christie Craven 64. Linda Moffitt 65. Fatima Ford 66. Ben Ross 67. Stacey I .cake 68. Frank Pape 69. Tony Soldi 70. Tom McCall 71. Michael McNilt 72. Karl Sevdcl 73. Andy Thomas 74. Mike McGonigle 75. 76. eff lawmans .P. Whelan 77. ‘ onathan Holloway 78. ' oe DeMattia 79. Ken Wolfson 80. Scott Wachhorst 81. Mike Oilman 82. Marissa Schwartz 83. Mitch Stcinbcrgcr 84. Thcron Cosgravc 85. Mick Sawka 86. Ed Stackler 87. Jeff Gan- 88. Bruce Robinson 89. Ron Beltran 90. Sean Brooks 91. Larry Rivkin 265 Robinson Residents: When you arc reminiscing about the days you spent in Robinson House and wishing you were still living there, will you ever forget: you were once undeclared Sophomores and Texans; l-ake Tahoe Rocky Ridge; movie nights; lire drills: one big happy Catholic family. 1. Dave Sweeney la. Sam 2. Kostas Koutcntakis 3. Geno Della Maggiore 4. Lee Plcmcl 5. Steve Schadlcr 6. Nora Cain (RF) 7. Vicky Streeter 8. Lilli Shaver 9. Mukta Srivastav 10. Nancy Jenner 11. Keith Nashawatv 12. Eric Vaylc 13. Graham Katz 14. '� ary Rosen 15. Beth Kruger 16. Ronni Yoarra 17. Edith Ngan 18. Julie Taylor 19. Tina Nlutz 20. Barb Nieto 21. Brent Lynn 22. Sarah Whitmore 23. Cath Allen 24. Rudy Euentcs 25. Robert Rosenburg 26. Bart Foster 27. Lisa Preston 28. Cindv Lovett 29. Susan Portcr-Shirlev 30. David Hale 31. Paul Everson 32. |im Mihalisin 33. Richard Serrano 34. Dave Reis 35. Rob Bentley 36. Kirsten Fossan 37. Jonathan Bavler 38. Phyllis Rothschild 39. Tricia Swartling 40. Ingrid Sever 41. Ken Fields (RF) 42. Deborah Brake- 43. ludc P. lrza 44. Pete Johnston 45. Madame X 46. Christine Cantebury 47. Shelley Sandusky 48. I.isa Scluoepfer 49. lisa Uu ragoite 50. Nick Anderson 51. Katie McGrath 52. Susan Lim 53. |arqucs Antebi 54. Micnele Parra 55. William Tseng 56. Gerardo Silva 57. Mark Hansen 58. Vent Versteeg 59. Barry Friemcd 60. DaveOvens 61. Pat i'amsev 62. Paul Maloney 63. Eddy Khouja 64. Kermit Marsh 65. Lea Schuster 66. Tim Toiler 67. lisa Maulhardt ROBINSON 266 ROBLE 1. Carolyn Ginsbcrcg 2. Stephanie Guigou 3. Dave Kurt 4. lulic Nasif 5. l.ynn 6. Casey Pi (lock 7. Kevin Hell 8. Eddie Ueda 9. Phil Eisner 10. Jason Wakefield 11. Lisa Waltuch 12. Sue Dinapoli 13. Holly Davis 14. Bethanne Lambert 15. Wendy Ellefsen 16. Sara Hutchinson 17. Catherine Carlson 18. Elaine Atkinson 19. Mike Lin 20. Margaret Whiller 21. Angie Sohn 22. Peggy Bui 23. Colette Hanson 24. Kevin Stein 25. Amy Bal er 26. Cindy Weisman 27. Leonard Adler 28. Danny Schechter 29. Gary Alpert 30. Mark Fleischauci 31. Erin Olson 32. Sharon Graves 33. Dinecn Johnson 34. Unda Rainey 35. D.G. MaePherson 36. Terry Nelidov 37. Jeff Merriman 38. l)ave Gampell 39. Tom Wheeler 40. Gordy Ho 41. Megan Maglcy 42. Sue Woodward 43. Al Capone 44. Phil ford 45. Jimmy Hoffa 46.1-irry Galka 47. Evan Portcus 48. Chris Fialko 49. Don Corlconc 50. Mike Mikus 51. Frank Gonzales 52. J.P. Saba rots 53. Barbara Staley 54. Erin Nakano 55. Kathy Pearson 56. Heidi Dierssen 57. Dave Icke 58. Fritz Glaser 59. Eric McCabe 60. Mike Kraft 61. Jon Six-reel 62. Dave Huffaker 63. Jim Jen 64. Than Nguyen 65. Patty Brennan 66. Karen Graham 67. Cindy Challenger 68. Helen Sohn 69. Anita O’Neil 70. John Martin 71. John Polito 72. Sir Lancelot 73. Karen Hascrot 74. Christie Collins 75. Vic Hernandez 76. Katie Stiltner 77. Sir Tristan 78. Mike Monaco 79. Scott Yeager 80. D.J. 81. Kathv Hcaly 82. Bob I’adulo 83. Mark Rygh 84. Sandra Derrick 85. Linda Dodge 86. Kathleen Kenny 87. Bonnie Gutierrez 88. Stacy I looser 89. Kim Crawford 90. Nicole Jcninc 91. Diana Domnas 92. Jac kie Joseph 93. Ross Bridges 94. Yoshi Murato 95. Sir Gawain 96. Alan Foster 97. Steve Jones 98. Murphy I lalliburton 99. Mary Hossfcld 100. A.J. Thomas 101. Sir Pcrcival 267 Ruble — largest den of sinful fun on campus — home of Paradise Found — Black White Party • Pajama game— 1A community toilet — 3-Ccntcr Christmas Lights — Portci |K-oplc (including Kona) — movies with a message (and sometimes a massage) — RA players Kxploit Oppress whom? — approachable friends — Sunday bike trips — mealless weekends — ski trip — Yoscmitc — symphony — theatre — volleyball — 1M gods — whale watching — and a helluva great group of people. 1. Rick Bacon 23. Lisa Wolfe 46. Sonia Wright 2. C'.reg Deforest 24. Karen Schlaepfer 47. Jim Mason 3. Rosemarie Day 25. Mary 1 lossleld 48. Liz O'Prey 4. Karen 1 lauer 26. Ken Considine 49. Sara Dougherty 5. Lily Chang 27. Jim Arrison 50. Paul Karaloias 6. Natasha Aziz 28. fanva Fcrcncko 51. Mona Lisa . Kelly Miller 29. Fiona Adamson 52. Sabrina Alvarez 8. James Mills 30. Vance Cooney 53. Tim Salazar 9. Mario 31. Prince Charles 54. Venus dc Milo VanState-Teves 32. Prince Andrew 55. Matt Botvinick 10. Alan Wolf 33. Mike Dickens 56. Jack Moriaritv II. Albert Koong 34. Jimmy Dee 57. Rich Ford 12. Barbara Pasch 35. Steve Jones 58. |im Gunton 13. Rolrcrt Yuan 36. Damon Coletta 59. Ducky Dillard 14. Rob Wcitzncr 37. Dave Whitney 60. Mark Mcdicn 15. Doug Thompson Gabriel le Tolcdano 38. Prince Albert 61. Feliipc Salazar 16. 39. Teddy Gcdcbou 62. Kevin C.lark 17. I .alira Fleming 40. Dave Milan 63. Tami Basil 18. Susan McRcvnolds 41. Frank Beadle- 64. Becky Schroedcr 19. Charlie Cosovich 42. Greg Pricbc 65. Wendy Morin 20. Prince Charming 43. Wendy Hart 66. Kari Hamstrcei 21. 22. Joyce Dickerson Jack Aldcu 44. Stephanie Felton 45. Ellen Moore 67. David Russ ROBLE 268 ROTH 1. Audrey Aguilar 2. Mandy Bennett 3. Tammy Bryant 4. Pam Cloyd 5. Martha Barrington 6. Susan Perrigo 7. Cathy Mickntsch 8. I.ynn Gawthrop 9. Sue Crany 10. Barb Massengale 11. 'fish Kuchl 12. Melissa Youmans 13. Rebecca Greenlee 14. Rosa Dcll’Oca Roth House: good food, good friends, carpeting that doesn’t smell like beer. Kahlua study breaks, lunchtime with All My Kids, best brownies on campus, and getting into trouble with water balloons. Don't believe what they say about it being all-women though ... guys come here all the time. 269 Scliiff.. . where you can Find granola fights, clambakes, bowling, painted walls, ice cream runs, broomball. Kansas City-style barbecue, and more. Where you can find Perry Mason. Huey Lewis, and the Resident Abuser. But most importantly, where you can find the rulers of Sterling Quad. 1. Andrea Tanemura 2. Sonia Friedman 3. Kelly Murray •I. Ellen Carr 5. Anne Esbenshade 6. I.ibby Ruffing 7. Chris Oide 8. Linda White 9. Ben Suh 10. Jennifer Tsay 11. Rob Vcrchik 12. Barry Reuter 13. Vanessa Kong 14. Augie Fabcla 15. Chris Festa 10. Rani ilublou 17. Aaron Althouse 18. Christie Coleman 19. Jaime Riviera 20. Greg Marek 21. Amuew Huang 22. Jay Crarv 23. Cheryl Ratios 24. Chris Schrocdcr 25. Bill I loese 26. Todd Olson 27. Laura Rice 28. Doug Welles 29. Carrie Henderson 30. 1 lolly Stone 31. Eileen Vandcwcicring 32. Dale St. Pierre 33. Shelly Foss 34. John Rcuyl 35. Myra Strober 36. Chuck Pithicr 37. Lisa Oakley 38. Julie Brown 39. John Evans 40. William Fang 41. Shauna Jackson 42. Don Lee 43. Lucia Eisner 44. Steven Dial 45. Tilly Perez 46. Julie Farris 47. Jay Kim 48. rom Gillespie 49. Bruce Dickinson 50. Doug Barron 51. Bobov Arnsdorf 52. Debbie J lie 53. J«� hn Shaffer 54. Will Sutton 55. Jason Parada 56. Brad Nelson 57. Raymond Kinnard 58. JoKn l zor 59. Matt Covington 60. Gigi Wang 61. Mark Bevrois 62. Will Debello 63. Steve Levitt 6-1. Vic Marquez 65. Mike Miyamoto 66. Alvin Ixc 270 SCHIFF SERRA : 1. David Glasgow 2. George Yales 3. Susan Sakuru 4. SuIkkIIi Chandra 3. Val Christy 6. Mia Man ulli 7. Caroline Mosley 8. Sarah Brody 9. Tricia Pavlopoulos 10. Susanna Lee 11. Icslic Wolf 12. Ruth Melles 13. Somebody's friend II. Ken Yasui 15. Chris Guthrie 16. Su i Kuhl 17. JcfP'Bubba Rainey 18. Steve Pretre 19. Man Y’aska 20. Eric Grunwald 21. Krisiie McOrrnock 22. Reid Kdelman 23. Rob Shaw 24. Heather O'Brian 25. Frank Bird 26. Dave Jeaklc 27. Paul Gentry 28. Doug Haughton 29. Brian Loucks 30. Roberta Carlson 31. Bob Kieft 32. Kurt Abrahamson 33. Dave Filgas 34. Michael Koenig 35. Roliert Bo Baars 36. Ixrs Archambcau 37. Wes Odom 38. Julie Widman 39. ljuric Coleman 40. Adam Fogelson 41. I .auric Elliott 42. Steve Nierlich 43. Mark (uretic 44. Chuck Vidano 45. Gavin Gonzales 46. David Strelncck 47. Ann Greancv 48. Grade Martinez 49. Ken Jones 50. Will Gonzalez 51. Kevin Thompson 52. Mary Patterson 53. Ann Fischer 54. Shawn Scooter Hccht 55. Andy Fox 56. Eugene Chen 57. Ray Owens 58. Tom Wilder 59. Ries Robinson 60. John Mavnard 61. I'om Larsen 62. Neil Blair 63. John Paff YO! It’s time to PAR'EY! Scrra kicked off a new year with a humongous BLOW -CHOW party, making Scrra famous as a Non-Alcohol Oriented Dorm. I bis year we are floor led with seniors, transfers, and freshmen. Where else’ would you find three amazingly-ovcrfriendly RAs. a RF who gives wine-tasting classes, and 90 REAL Stanford guys and girls? Yes. we will miss Awesome Y'asan. Awesome Vasan Killers. Fireside chats, dorm ping-pong (who stole the lull?), progressive parties (Kamikaze jolts!), midnight hallway parties, filthy dorm gossips, and the Sc nan GcmOllichkeit. Remember our motto: Drunken sheep don't dance! Sigma Alpha EjimIoii is the place where the people party in crowded hallways, frequently exchanging enlightened views of biology and insights into meteorology, and where women and children arc safe from tall burning buildings. In fact, no natural disaster has ever touched SAE. It is the unnatural of which one must be wary. In any case, it is the place where honor is sacred, and virtue is safe. 1. (Jerry Morgan 2. Tom McConville 3. Som Saha 4. George Clever 5. Shawn Dahlern 6. Kelly Brown 7. Todd Larson 8. John Keital 9. (Jordon Stephenson 10. Jono Oliver 11. Steve Walden 12. lack Sculley 13. Rick Porras 14. Chris Lynch 15. Robert Lewis 16. Carl Walker 17. Dave Smolen 18. Alonzo Henry 19. Steve Singleton 20. Fulton Murray 21. Steve Boyd 22. Jay Demski 23. Scott Grimsby 24. Matt Lucas 25. Stuart Levy 26. David Avila 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Pat Shannon George Harper Nlarlo Queiroz Clcvc Johnson Tom Johnson Brian Rhodes Mike McKeever Pat McEnroe ohn Mikacich )an McComh eff Taylor eff Smith dike Gcntlesk SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SIGMA CHI 1. Arne Lang-Rcc 2. Steve Rover 3. Spencer Schock 4. Andy Hall 5. I.arry Robertson 6. Ken Ramberg 7. Bill Getchcll 8. Kent Iglehart 9. Noah Groom 10. Charles Ahern 11. Eric ilarbcr 12. Fred .Mondragon 13. Brooks Olbrys 14. Jim Ziperski 15. Jay Vavra 16. Torn Hillman 17. Jon Christensen 18. Gene Gullingsrud 19. Gregg Grincr 20. Mike Ucrandi 21. John Dickey 22. Mark Trout 23. Corey Boock 24. Dave Mac Kay 25. John Swctlaiid 26. Greg Chacon 27. Jose Martinez 28. Kurt Hoefer 29. Steve Clark 30. John Driver 31. David Boyle 32. Grant Stanley 33. Mark Iglehart 34. Steve Petersen 35. Phil Black 36. Jeff Schroeder 37. Robert Miller 38. Greg Kennedy 39. John Gerberding 273 The Continuing Adventures of Sam Solon (When we Iasi left Sam Sarah, it was almost 6:30 a.m.) What's that noise. Sarah asked. It doesn’t sound like a piano. Sam ran to the bathroom toget a hat. Now that he was amply protected. Sain came and gave Sarah a rose. Soopah! she said. “But do I have to pay for it? By this time Sam had several glasses of DeadBird punch. I ping, therefore I pong. he said, staring at the blank wall. Aloha, Sarah said as she climbed on the motorcycle and rode off into the sunset in search of her favorite fruit and ... 1. Jenny Polanski 2. Margaret Bczmalinovic 3. Carrie Costamagna 4. Anna Marie Zarate 5. Erica Boyer 6. Rose Hagan 7. Tina Hendrickson 8. Clara Jong 9. Mark Bustillos 10. Chris Gilbert 11. Gina Dcl.uca 12. Chantal Matkin 13. Kevin Woodhouse ll Ari Levitt 15. Julie Classon 16. Brian Vogel 17. Erik Hagestad 18. Mike Mills 19. Erie Stiles 20. Charlie Moore 21. Angie Ovalle 22. Peter O svath 23. Laura McClatchy 24. Camille Beckham 25. Kristin Loefflcr 26. Roger Roberts 27. Kathy Christie (RA) 28. Andy Paputhanassiou 29. Beth Corel I 30. Jon Carlson 31. Fritz Stewart 32. Matt Tophant 33. Monique Prado 34. Sam Jones 35. Ian Sec- 36. Kris Kerrigan 37. Chris Nadan 38. Mitch Kcitcr 39. Chris Jones 40. Ann Mci Chang 41. Cindy Benjamin 42. I ant-lie Page 43. Naomi Kim 44. John Perry (RE) 45. David Morgali 46. Erk- Rcifsmdcr 47. John Montgomery 48. Dan Wildcrmuth 49. Howie Pollack 50. Jeff Steinhaucr 51. C.R. Douglas 52. I-irrv Gonzales 53. Roger Yip 54. Will Harvey 55. Mike Nocloner (RA) 56. Dave Daetz 57. John Dearborn 58. Nalu Won 59. Ryan Stoll 60. David Boston 61. Jeyan Thirugnanam 62. Pom Lee 63. Callum Eastwood 64. Jeff Smith 65. Steve Gustafson 66. Mark Made-ley 67. James Martinez 68. Jeff Zwiers 69. Sig Berven 70. Rob McFarlane 71. David Barton 72. Gene Durnell 73. John Cox (RA) 74. Ed Kcnwick 75. Juliann Pcrrigo 76. Des Bracev 77. Sally Smith 78. Frcnchie Perry (RE) 79. Tim Williams 80. Marcus Paredes SOTO 274 STOREY 1. Kathy Mods 2. Angela Pollard 3. Kristin Gan sic •I. Traslyn Butler 5. Kristin Brooks 6. Keltic Jones 7. Nina Lee 8. Carolyn McGowan 9. lisa Hcnriksen 10. Patrice Callahan 11. Shcllic Irwin 12. Jo French 13. Peter Fields 14. Mike Bosko 15. Natalie Nenadic 16. Mike l.ung 17. Jon Oidc 18. 1)oug Wilner 19. Vic Johnson 20. Ursula Fuchs 21. James Dalgarn 22. Frask Leonard 23. Vera Scekic 24. Andrea Rios 25. Allison (xmnack 26. Mike Farello 27. Tom Tarrant 28. Stacy Nozaki 29. Denise Guzzctia 30. Gat hi Chad well 31. Kurt Kassulke 32. Charlie Gofcn 33. Ron Iverson 34. Phil Cline 35. Marc F.rnsi 36. Ken I-o 37. Andy Merrill 38. Jens Machat ke 39. Dan Ovharcabal Steal our beer. Or call us queer And we'll punch out your lights. We arc the Chi's. In coats and tics. We're diehard Rcaganiics. At the crack of dawn On the Roth House lawn We jump and shout with glee. We're untamed brutes In our birthday suits; We love our nudity. From our rooftop perch We like to search For healthy T A. We yell at chicks And get our fix Stroganoff every day. 275 1. Ray Miller 2. Nicola Jane McNeill 3. Leslie Darwin 4. Paula Holt 5. Lorilyn Wiltz 6. Stacey Mathews 7. Alma Derricks 8. Carole Solomon 9. Tom Linebargcr 10. Chris Mathews 11. Jennifer Alforo 12. I'anya Novak 13. Michele Granda 14. Marie Lacour 15. Erin McRobcrts 16. Gabricllc Gould 17. Sue Vaughan 18. Kirsten Lund 19. Sue Rapp 20. Matt Nance 21. Dave Coolidgc 22. Tom Austin 23. Mark Toyama 24. Mark Wcicrich 25. Peter Manos 26. Debbie Ross 27. Talbott Hoskins 28. Amy Butler 29. Wendy Johnson 30. Sue Short 31. Adam Kriger 32. Craig Lytle 33. Lisa 1 lazen 34. Matt Gordon 35. Juan Velasquez 36. Audrcv Krcmcr 37. Jack Roll 38. Zach Harris 39. Erick Mears 40. Matt Tingler 41. Jeff Wang 42. John Lcngycl 43. Wendy Cclman 44. Alex Carillo 45. Hector Porras SUITES 276 SYNERGY 1. Melinda Israel 2. Barney Stein 3. Linda Richardson 16. Barbara Saunders 17. Jean Kane- 18. lisa Ruben 31. Jerry Garcia 4. Sara Pigott 5. Rosie kelly 19. Seng I-oo 32. Casey Brokenshire 20. Nan Mccch 33. Mark Kranwinklc 6. lisa “Fig Jacobsen 21. Dave Wat liter 34. Marc Cimbrere 7. Paul VaTiulis 22. Bill Benevento 35. Ghost ofJane 8. 1 .auric Wedemeyer 23. Michael Stanford 9. Mary Poxon 24. Jeff Aguilera 25. Patty Stokes 36. Jamie Sineltz 10. I are Attenberg 37. Martin Abadi 11. Rob Teigen 12. Rich Walter 26. Whit Hanschka 38. Sydney Smith 27. I niis Finery 39. Amy l'.usska 13. John Chosy 28. Karol Aure 40. Jim (!ostain 14. Joser Gincr 29. Cal Cohen 41. Clay Tavlor 15. Jen Hill 30. Tiffany Jackson 42. Henry Bankhead Hypothetical Situation: I perch upon the roof, my eyes intently focused on the squawking hie kens three stories below, licking my chops. I turn to my compatriot, Mimi. Her eyes narrow to green slits, and. without a word, she begins to lean down the sharp incline of the roof, practically flying down the fire escape. I follow — hut outside the kitchen, the warm aroma of bread arrests us in mid-flight, and we veer into kitchen. (A lucky thing for those hapless chickens.) Inside the kitchen, all is cozy; we discover not only fresh bread, but yogurt! And — oh. can it be? TUNA FISH! In ecstasy. I rub up against the leg of one of the men in the room. 1 hear Mimi whisper. “Watch out. Kitty face! Too late. I raise- my eyes and see Jose towering over me. “Aaargh. she has a WORM hanging from her BUTT!” he yelps. Thoroughly shaken, we bolt into the dining room, followed by strains of sweet music from the kitchen stereo ... Tlie fat man rocks. Indeed, we arc not preuy (o l H k at... blit let's face it. we Terrans arc not out to win any lx-auty contents. And fun? Do we look like we arc having FUN in this picture? I guess il your idea of fun is putting your hand in a Hobart food processor, then you could enjoy living with these people. No. we are not here to have a good time or feel good about ourselves; on the contrary, our presence at Terra is due to much deeper, more compelling reasons than are normal!) the case- with Stanford students' housing choices. It even goes beyond the desire for sclf-fnllfillmcni of living in a co-op — that sense of heightened awareness tonne's lellow humankind and its plight in a chaotic world. In lac t. if you look closely at the photograph, the reason that we were all brought together at Terra should In-come increasingly obvious - that one. compelling, overriding explanation for why we are all seated together in a close-knit familial group. The simple truth of the matter is that we are all comatose. 1. Anna Kantdar 2. Stephen Strong 3. Julia (Mien i. Stacey Attansio 5. Julia Bower 6. hgbert Kelly 7. Cccile Fraley 8. Tim Self 9. Brian Wilson 10. Bill Kennedy 11. Margaret Schneider 12. Lucy Pao 13. Val Waken li. Ima Loser 15. Dennis Galvan J6. Dave Cottle }'• Hubert Cheng 18 Jeff Philliber 19. David lee- 20. Ichiro l awa 21. Don Dickson 22. Jonathon Durn 23. Dave Snivels 24. Phil F.llish 25. Iordan Singer 26. Knit Lehman TERRA 278 THETA CHI 1. Richard Bcigcl 2. Nlahk Segal 3. Sumii “Spo Rice 4. Cathy Stewart 5. Robert Jancu 6. Pam Jackson 7. Margaret O'Shea 8. Paolo Morantc 9. Camilla Seth 10. Robert Cornell 11. Ricky Cease 12. Romt Ro Setton 13. Kavlcn Worth 14. Keith Rooney 13. Julianne Yuen 16. Ashish Karamchandani 17. Dave Owens 18. Paul Kelly 19. lim Umcn 20. Katie Youngdahl 21. Vanessa Poster 22. Mark Williams 23. Jessica Primoff 24. Shaibal Roy 25. Tom Jackson 26. Whitney Smith 27. Kirsten Swinth 28. Libby Logcrwcll 29. Vicki Burwcll 30. Brent Blackett 31. Denny Dart 279 I hcta Delta Chi — an outstanding example of the pursuit of excellence, combining academic success with residential education and athletics. Considered by members to lx- the ideal place to live and take a break from the intellectual challenges fraternity men subject themselves to. You're lough, we're crisp. 1. John Valenti 2. l ode! Locicero S. Ruben Amaro •I. Greg Baty 5. Mark Andrew 6. Steve Weber 7. Robin Vasan 8. Jim Flanigon 9. Tim Rutter 10. Paul Sigmond 11. Ernie China 12. Tons Dal Porto 13. Joe 1-ozano 14. rim Knight 15. Eugene Kuerner 16. Eric Sorenson 17. Earl Koberlcin 18. Scott Springer 19. John Moore 20. Kevin Tahan 21. Boh Kollar 22. Toi Cook 23. Sam Sunshine 24. Randv Besosa 25. Ugo Colella 26. Fred Callagher 27. John Payc 28. Chris Pcatross 29. Gary Castro 30. Jerry Salerno 31. Eric Harden 32. Garry Shumwav 33. Alan Phillips 34. Rick Theder 35. Rod Shull 36. Don Hogue 37. Sean Schellcr 38. Chris Weber 39. Dave Scholl 40. Brad Kent 41. Mike Puddington 42. Chris Young 43. Scott Mair 44. Scott Mcinert 45. Pete Bartender 46. Jay Thorson 47. John Ramos 48. Sam Neff THETA DELTA CHI 280 THETA XI !. Carlos Moravck 2. Ion Did 3. Greg Spankv” Maatz 4. Chris Wolfolk 5. John Liu 6. John “Prince” Brooke 7. Kevin Barry 8. Dave Dodenhoff 9. Shannon Pekary 10. Brian Masterson 11. Chris Martinez 12. Harry Saiulhu Hefner 13. David Lederman 14. Neil Bam Bam Rogers 15. Charles Williams 16. Mike Polonsky 17. Timmy Renee l.imcaoco 18. Dave Beef Bavliss 19. Eric Christensen 20. Paul Lurch Gibson 21. Jamie Velez 22. Bart Wells 23. Roger Cameroon 24. Mike Biff Voffe 25. Chris Madden 26. Edward Lynch While the TAXI might be the longest rideon campus, most of our guests feel it is worth it. We tty' to make an effort to see that those who come receive answers to questions, like. . . Who is blue Liu?... What does the unicorn stand for? ... What has thirty feet and is still growing? 281 ■' They're nice people, but they're a little rough on their house. This is what Res Ed said of our house last year. But we had a good time. Like someone once said, history will repeat itself. We believe residential education includes Hedonism parties, late-night hot tubbing, and midnight volleyball; but Diana Conklin and the police don’t agree. If you don’t know where our house is, you obviously don't know how to party. Off campus? No. not us — we just have a quick out amp to 280. Hey. there's nothing wrong with eating a non-food service dinner, watching the sun set over Utke l-ag (or the beautiful brown lake bed). So far our fate is not yet that of the Zetes .. . but we are trying. 1. 1-tura Bushnell 2. 1-ora Eiclincr 3. Tina Dussault 4. Azin Kadsan 5. Brian Karr f . Betsy Jones 7. Dave Pickett 8. Bill Piwonka 9. Stewart Biclcr 10. Derek Leith 11. Annie Jcnney 12. Adam May 13. I .aura Buchanan 14. Debbie Milkowski 15. Kim Carter 16. Michelle Oshima 17. Mick Burke 18. Tom Kuhnlc 19. Larissa Shyjan 20. Elizabeth DeCarli 21. Kathy Malt 22. Sandra I-cc 23. Aimer: Berg 24. Kathleen McCarthy 25. Lisa Buchanan 26. Betsy Watson 27. Jennifer Forges 28. Felicia Wong 29. |cff Dort 30. Blob Molina 31. Olcn Faye 32. Myron Smith 33. Anthony Parkcs 34. Mark Gauger 35. Beth Porter 36. Scott Taylor 37. Ed Snatc 38. Jefr Baker 39. Joakim Parker 40. Vic Sow 353 CAMPUS 282 TOYON 1. Valeric Mights 2. Caroline Collman 3. Bill Rust 4. Steve Kaplan 5. Ernie Halpcrin 6. Mark Harrison 7. Danielle Swiontck 8. David Lippeatt 9. Frank Evans 10. Pam Conscar 11. Jenny Fields 12. Martin Purycar 13. Alexis Camacho 14. Lisa Archer 15. Audrey Hemphill 16. Steve Vargas 17. Stephanie Alter 18. Amy Sebes 19. Laura Buchman 20. John Doe 21. 'Rachel Kuenv 22. l.iuric I.ingfitt 23. Win Reis 24. John Kim 25. Ann Kawahara 26. Ken Sawyer 27. Chelc Chiavacci 28. Steve Lurie 29. Marty Fung 30. Branch Watson 31. Marty Bedoian 32. Fa Martin 33. Dan Sandersfcld 34. Lisa Robbins 35. Ron Nelson 36. Pete Adamy 37. Mike O'Neal 38. Scott San Filippo 39. I gan Roots 40. Alan Hu 41. Carolyn Dinapoli 42. Carole Sams 43. Linda Stanford 44. Debbie Pineda 45. Deborah Sue Kelly 46. Ravi Mhatre 47. Randy Mackaman 48. Rene Shakcrin 49. Chandra Harris 50. Gray Chapman 51. Suzanne Mercer 52. Brad Coulon 53. Janet Reich 54. Kavser Sumc 55. Nina Crocker 56. Charlie Brown 57. Laura Nisbet 58. Meryl Shapiro 59. Rob Bavlis 60. Mark Rosales 61. Brett Wolfe- 62. Butch Cassidy 63. Bob MoHeffev 64. Mark SennefT 65. Wendy Conolc 66. Charlene Jiminez 67. Kim Oden 68. Alex Apple-man 69. Hank LaKrun 70. |oan Roy 71. Louis Adamo 72. Henry Kim 73. Lisette Cullinane 74. Michael McCullough 75. John Nisbet 76. Amanda Tucker 77. F.rik Koldcrup 78. Lloyd Miyawaki 79. Chris Koitra 80. Bob Michitarian 81. James Tuleya 82. Chris Braun 83. Kaija I-cwis 283 Francos training. Sir! ... Nude ping pong ... Toyon 1 ... Boot Club ... Rap with Buck ... Fountain hoppin' .. . Jo Momma ... Chieftain ... Beer goggle quadratic adjustment formulas... Body fat with Jack... Trashed RA's... Mark Nick — Pom Pom Girls... S.F. Scavenger Hunt. .. Friday Flick Fest... I'm locked out!... “I dedicate this flip to my secret pal ... Obnoxious Royals fans... Culture with Mom Dad . . . Come on Francos people — I'm not kidding — I’m serious! ... Fhe New. the Proud, the Freshmen ... Western torture .. . Generics... Dry Orientation .. . Frolic mixers.. . Do we really have to spend an hour in the library every day? ... Wilbur Food Service — entire today, casserole tomorrow, soup the day after ... “My dad's a plumber ... Thankyouvcrymuch! 1. Cheryl I)oo 2. Maltha Feldman 3. Kristi Jackson 4. Michelle Stewart 5. Katie Voth 6. Laurie Dalglcish 7. Hilary Caplan 8. Tcri Nicholson 9. Bridget I-arson 10. Vicky Hamilton 11. Mart Smoycr 12. Clicker Chectham 13. Sarah Patch 14. Jeff Follett 15. Andy Hope 16. Kim Mukoyama 17. Quentin Story 18. Sarah Swartz 19. Dinesh Vazirani 20. Tcri Contreras 21. Rowena Young 22. Hee Yu 23. Alexandra Lutch 24. Nga Dang 25. Buck Roggeman 26. Cltcri Dennison 27. Tom Lynch 28. Martha Jordan 29. Nancy Cohen 30. Klainc Riggs 31. Dot Manning 32. 1-aura Fontana 33. Clarissa MeFadden 34. Doug Abrams 35. Bonnie McLean 36. Jadeen Wong 37. Jeff Ceding 38. Bryan Bolich 39. Brian Sanders 40. Louie Alonso 41. Carl Schactcr 12. Bill Kayscr 43. Don Kendall 44. Bill Burnside 45. Mike Tognolini 46. Kim Magowan 47. Maria Gallegos 48. Cathy Romero 49. Robert Weinstock 50. Tanya Novak 51. Mike Salazar 52. Caroline Wittcoft 53. Charlie Wang 54. Gayle Sc heck 55. Margaret Flanagan 56. Jeff rollell 57. Howard Fink 58. Hassan Carroll 59. Brum Gallagher 60. Aimec Vosti 61. Suzanne Lombara 62. Meredith Rowe 63. Missy Ruyle 64. Scooter Crayton 65. Mary Obana 66. Bill Levine 67. Fred Tchang 68. Dave Steward 69. Tim Murphy 70. Brian Levey 71. Tom Griesser 72. Chris Dediet =TR ANCOS 284 TWAIN 1. Trish McGonicle 2. Tani Newcomb 3. Vivian Wu 4. Jinny Shinsato 5. Fary Mahamedi 6. Scott Bommer 7. Sian Scoggins 8. Katie Patterson 9. Eric Prosnitc 10. Nina Roberts 11. Lloyd Frink 12. Tricia Lowe 13. John Torres 14. Richard Busby 15. Charlie Hamori 16. Andrew Myers 17. Lauri Cod bold 18. Betsy Spurr 19. Karen Murphy 20. Suzanne Quistgaard 21. Doug Gray 22. Michelle Stubbs 23. Paul Cronin 24. Mimi Gasich 25. Toyodki Sonada 26. Christine Fuller 27. Sonia Yoo 28. Rachel Mend 29. Linda Nanez 30. Mark Cate 31. Sri Srinavasan 32. Jim Price 33. Chris Rominc 34. Curt Cortelyou 35. Tim Brown 36. Brad Comerford 37. Tassilo Port 38. Forrest Claassen 39. Joe Nolan 40. Ben Gong 41. Skip Dyer 42. Chris Smith 43. Rebecca Taber 44. Joe Henri 45. Denis Phillips (RF) 46. Val Phillips (RF') 47. Loma Wcissingcr 48. Mimi Coughlin 49. Laura Luevano 50. Sue Anderson 51. Jenny Davis 52. Robin Kaminsky 53. Julia Szc 54. Donna Regenbaurn 55. Rich Lang 56. Wiz The Doll Klainer 57. Jeff Munson 58. Christian Skoog 59. Freddie Smitalmg 60. Petros Levounis 61. Brian Washington 62. Andy Rood 63. Adriana IJIloa 64. Mike Meutcr 65. Mike Yang 66. Joe Metcalf 67. Cecilc Mcistcr 68. Mary Maulhardt 69. Patty Albarran 70. Barb Voss 71. Julia Cosma 72. Alex Paco Perez 73. Suzanne “Maddog' Meier 74. Jens Brodderson 75. Steve la we 76. Joe Kamikaze Boyt 77. Gerry Whitcomb 285 I jam.1.1 house is a four-class, coeducational dormitory of approximately 120 students situated in l.agunita Court. The name Ujamaa , chosen by residents of 1976. is the Kiswahili word for “familvhood”. This concept is important because the house has the twofold purpose of being a center of Black culture at Stanford and a conventional dorm. As a Black cultural center. Ujamaa sponsors programs, speakers, and events that educate Black and non-Black students about Black history, culture and soc iety. It serves as a place where Black students can interact in a supportive atmosphere with other Black students. It also enables Black and non-Black students to share diverse historical, cultural and experient ial ideas. These aspects contribute to the diversity of the general Stanford community. Ujamaa is also a conventional dormitory that serves as the home for a variety of students. In this light, it holds many non-thcmatic activities, such as har-b-ques. beach trips, and talent shows. 1. ClarenceGlassc 2. Sheila Price 3. Tonya Jackson 4. Denise Hill 5. Simone Ross 6. William King 7. Debby Kajiyama 8. Megan Dixon 9. Livvy Yates 10. Russell Price 11. Michael Britto 12. Rosalyn Britt 13. Kim Callegari 14. Renee Blake 15. Lily l.o 16. Angela Arvizu 17. George Cuevas 18. Kristine Mukai 19. Cheryl House 20. William Harris 21. Janet Lewis 22. Andrea Harper 23. Ifcachor Okeke 24. Kandi Knigge 25. Glenda Scarbrough 26. Darcia Elliot 27. Jennifer Watson 28. Eric l.im 29. Stephanie Gore 30. Steve MeGriff 31. Charlene Huang 32. Shankar Saikia 33. Maurice Rabb 34. Chris Gourricr 35. Sherrie Turner 36. Nikki Rav 37. I)awn Wilson 38. Rachclle Taylor 39. Christine Pinckney 40. Michelle Francis 41. Cassandra Grady 42. Tujuana Greene 43. I-iiida Washington 44. Stephanie Newman 45. Todd Holmdahl 46. Marcela Carrillo 47. Pamela Booth 48. Jamel El-Jacobs 49. Cory Jackson 50. Janice Blanc hard 51. Debbie Williams 52. Jackie Folks 53. Ira Williams 54. David Pryor 55. Deborah Wilson 56. Sylvester Walker 57. Darrell lx vc 58. Evan Reis 59. Okon Okonon 60. Byron St rout her 61. Angela Quail 62. Andy Smith 63. Mark Nicholson 64. Tom Murray 65. Ijcwis Ford 66. Kevin Anderson 67. Rick Marshall 68. Wilmer Harris 69. Bill Pate To Sheila Williams 71. Maceo Pembroke 72. John Stalker 73. Jordan Seng 74. Brian Bryant 75. Jeff Uppermen 76. Kurt Thames 77. Ralph Figueroa 78. Cam Smith 79. Donna Vargas 80. Nikki von Hut 81. Scott Symth 82. Andy wens 83. Meltin Bell 84. Sam Hobson 85. Ltvonne 86. John Sojka 87. Ian O'Donnell UJAMAA 286 WHITMAN 1. .Moses Myers 2. Mare Jacobs 3. Charles Gary 4. Kathy Kozak 5. Amy Huerta 6. Derek Holley 7. Stephanie Teal 8. Robert Silva 9. Kelly Kodama 10. Bridget i button 11. Rick Garcia 12. Juan Orosco 13. Anne Rees 14. Sandeep Singhal 15. Erie Elkin 16. Jennifer Sinclair 17. Gail Kubeezko 18. Mike Collins 19. Andrea Backshcidcr 20. Kvla Kent 21. Ian Cummings 22. Lynda jdhnson-Tate 23. Evelyn Uhlig 24. Dave Mu HU 25. Ron Borzekowski 26. Dave Wilson 27. Mark Vanye 28. Jim Brison 29. Led Freeman 30. Grant Winfrey 31. Chris Shen 32. Eunice Kwak 33. Yongjin Lee 34. Deirarc Lieberson 35. Arne Whitehead 36. Karen Adams 37. Ken Kim 38. Cathy Nagy 39. Debbie Malilav 40. Maile Loo 287 1. Peter Caldwell 15. Sara Carson 29. Christy Fiscalini 2. Michelle Dobyns 16. RJ. Theodore 30. Stephanie Notion 3. Ken Windus 17. Alberto Medina 31. Horae io Kido 4. Bernadine Bacon IS. Miguel Mendez 32. John Fernandes 5. Sharon Escalona 19. John I.uckcy 33. 'Em I'sai 6. Jennifer Walsh 20. Jim Donahue 34. Loretta Lamar 7. Bengy Wincurc 21. Scott Sen 35. lek Colbum 8. Courtney Graham 22. Neil Dau 36. I-eslie Faye 9. Curtis Yates 23. Matt Bateman 37. Dixon Osbum !0. Roger Mcrians 24. Mark Eisner 38. Jeff Sloan 11. Jane Penaz 25. Ceci Evangelista 39. Christina Felton 12. Nicole Rothstein 26. Bonnie .arc 40. Ed Noma 13. 14. Chris Alexander Ellen Meyer 27. Pey Gutierrez 28. Jeff Wcxlcr 41. Andre Procope YOST 288 ZAP 1. Jessica Spies 16. Tina Trujillo 31. Ruth 2. Rhonda Rosales 17. Decdcc Perez Hammerton-Kclly 3. Lawrence You 18. iaura Mejia 32. Humberto Sauri 4. Ix ri Adams 19. Dora Lee 33. Trenton Cladouhos 5. Monique Cordova 20. Flena Fisenman 34. Jake Katz 6. Erie Williams 21. Alex Russo 35. Dan O'Brien 7. James Austgen 22. Nicholas Vardv 36. Robert Fairlie 8. Sherrita Cotton 23. Sharad Jain 37. Gail Gronert 9. Margo Cordova 24. Troy Morgan 38. Michael Galles 10. Melissa Brown 25. Bret Caldwell 39. Kristen Boyles 11. Molly 1 fomcr 26. Eric Winner 40. Robert Hadley 12. Ginny Dominguez 27. Randolph Silvers 41. James Panos 13. Mary Goodman 28. Michael Maurer 42. Bart Conroy 14. Amy Stern 29. Rolf Mueller 43. Robin Close 15. Joseph Villa 30. Richard Jamison 44. Michael Fosnaugh ZAP! Shazam! The fruity-nutty house with .1 link- bit more. Home of the Skipper. Everclear oranges, and (he Clint Eastwood Film Festival. The only stereo house on campus with our very own ZAP-nct. I)rink-by-room party (upside-down Margucritas). endless | ool games, splash, fires in the lounge, late-night homemade cookies, the ski trip, and front row at the Flicks have all added to the fun. Yes. we were the ones who brought Ix-.uh halls to Big Game. (Who has all our phone 11 umbers, anyway?) Here, on the far side campus, entropy is always conserved, and there are never enough cups, damn it. We've even scored points this year in I Ms. So remember, if you don't want to do it. don't do it! 289 Stanford University Office of Admissions April 26, 1982 Dear David: With your decision to enroll at Stanford University as a member of the Class of 1986, our correspondence over the past months has coave full circle. I am really quite glad we will be seeing you here on campus next fall. To complete your enrollment at this time, the enclosed forms must be filled out and returned to us by May 15. This short note will serve to acknowledge receipt of your acceptance fee of one hundred twenty-five dollars. Should you be in the area between now and next fall, don't hesitate to stop by to say hello. Otherwise, we'll look forward to seeing you in September. Best wishes. FAH rph enc. Sincerely, Vred A. HargadorT Dean of Admissions Office of Admliilon • Stanfocd. California 94305 (415) 497-2091 SENIORS Editor: Christopher Oidc Staff: Regina Fuentes 1-auric Iwarni Allison Pi hi Yoshimi Segawa Julie Unruh KOPPEL ADDRESSES GRADUATES The keynote speaker at 95th commencement exercises was Stanford graduate and ABC News' “Nightline” host Ted Koppcl. His address follows: President Kennedy. I don't know if you want to wait another five minutes or so; but. personally. I don't think either Gorbachev or Cosby is going 10 show up. All right, it won't do you any good, there arc no jobs in communication I know of. We all know why you're here. Having now established w hy I'm here, let's move on. Actually. I have no trouble adjusting to the notion that I was your third —or. for that matter, your 19th choice as commencement speaker. Never kill the punch line. Just one word al out honorary degrees. Stanford. a you may know, doesn't award them; w hich ap| arcntly is why my friend Cosby turned down the chance to be with you this morning. As I mentioned to him. though, a couple of weeks ago. it's good to remember what H.L. Mencken had to say on the subject. “Honorary degrees. said Mencken, arc a university’s way of certifying a pompous ass. (I-aughtcr) Relieved to know none of you had to pass a sobriety test to get in here. It's also been an excellent way of raising money. Only last week I learned of this incident that may or may not have really happened across the bay at Berkeley, some 50 years ago. (Hiss, boo)The man who was then president of the University of California at Berkeley was a gentleman by the name of Sproul. It is said that, on a fine afternoon in 1936. a visitor without appointment tried to gain access to I)r. Spioul's office. His secretary did what good secretaries do on such occasions, stoutly barring the way. until the visitor said the magic word: “Money. I'll spare you the sordid details. Suf fice it to say that Dr. Sproul shortly thereafter found himself confronting a moral dilemma of some magnitude. The visitor wished (and I remind you, this was 50 years ago)... he wished to endow the university with a gift of 8 million dollars. But there was one condition. The would-be donor was a breeder of fine horses ... who was determined that a stallion — of which he was particularly fond — Ik- awarded an honorary degree. Dr. Sproul consulted his conscience and his trustees.. .and there was unanimous agreement that $8 million was. after all. $8 million. The deal was struck: and on commencement day. there was a gathering, not unlike this one — except that just beneath the speaker's podium there was also a makeshift corral, and in that corral was a magnificent stallion. Dr. Sproul made absolutely no mention of the stallion as he awarded the more conventional degrees of the morning: and then he said: “I am now going to do something unprecedented in the history of this great institution. I am going to award the degree of Dr. I lonoris Causa to an entire horse.” (UC-Bcrkclcy spokesman Ray Colvig said the anecdote Koppel cites “never happened, but it's a grxxl story. He noted that the University of California has not given honorary degrees since 1970.) But back to us. Whatever it is that a good host would like his guest to lx-; whatever emotions you would expect me to have, standing here this morning; I believe I feel most of them. I'm flattered and deeply honored to be here. I'm nostalgic to the point of being misty-eyed as I conjure up 26-year-old memories of my first views of this campus ... and of the circumstances which introduced me to the fellow graduate student who was to become my wife. But there arc also some other reactions that you've unleashed by your invitation. They are of much more serious nature, having to do with the passage of time. Most of us — even the most God-fearing among us — suffer, to one degree or another, from the illusory conceit that time begins and ends with us. It is ordv that which we experience, therefore, that exists. A small band of 19th-century philosphers reduced that conceit to its ultimate absurdity with the theory of solipsism: self-existence as the only certainty. You arc here only because I am here to sec you. Outside the realm of my senses, you cease to exist. Our generations, yours and mine, don't deal much in philosophy: but we have aligned ourselves — instinctively. perhaps — with the solipsists. Only we've expanded the limits of their rather restricted horizons. Now we sec and hear well beyond the normal reach of our senses, by the virtue of television and satellite technology. For at least a few minutes every day. we bestow reality on Lebanon and South Africa . . . Central America and the Soviet Union. Television has become a two-way umbilical cord, by which those who lead and those who arc led exchange sustenance and information. We watch them ... and they watch themselves being watched. Periodically, we and they calibrate the impact of the images. They take polls and we watch the ratings, to measure how the public is reacting to the images. It is the shepherd constantly checking to see which way the sheep arc headed; and then racing to overtake the flock so that he can lx- |x-rccivcd as its leader. And whatever happens outside the scrutiny of television simply does not exist. Unfortunately, among the many things that television d x-s not see and cannot capture is the past; and it is only our knowledge and understanding of the past that gives any sense of context for our own lives in the present. Consider the paradox: How much of what is said publicly these days is recorded? Almost everything. How much of what is said is worth remembering? Almost mxhing. And yet. what do we remember? Thoughts expressed hundreds or even thousands of years ago by philosophers and prophets whose ideas and principles were so universal that they endured without lx-ncfit of satellites... and without the benediction of television. We are losing our ability to manage ideas; to contemplate, to think. We are becoming a nation of electronic voyeurs, whose capacity for dialogue is a fading memory, occasionally jolted into reflective life by a one-liner: “New Ideas. “'Where's the beef?...Ioday is the first day.of the rest of your life. “Born again. Gag me with a s|XH n.” Can we talk? Yes we can talk; but only at the level of the lowest common denominator. We arc imposing on our minds the same burdens that we have inflicted on our stomachs — precooked ideas — designed to ap|x-al to the largest number of people at the lowest possible price: Me Thought, (laughter) We have convinced ourselves that the alad liar con-stitutesa form of creativity. But the pickle on the top of the tomato, or the tomato on top of the onion; whatever your sense of individuality requires. The most convenient foods, like the most convenient ideas, require hardly any digestion at all. Even man's noblest ideas arc reduced toa cartoon mentality: E.T. substituting for the Messiah; a bunch of sticky-fingcrcd video tots as his apostles. Born in celestial mystery; crucified on NASA’s inability to understand; and raised again by faith. He is born again.” E.T. go home. (laughter) A little more than a week ago. an extraordinary young scholar and athlete shocked much of the country and bewildered her friends and family. I art 111c read the lead as it ran in last Saturday's Washington Post: “Kathy Orinsbv. a record-setting distance runner from North Carolina State University, whose life was one triumph after another, is paralyzed from the waist down ami is not expected to walk again, after she inexplicably jumped from a bridge Wednesday night during the NCAA championship in Indianapolis. Ms. Ormsby, we are told later in the same story, never received a grade lower than an A in 12 years of school. She graduated first in a class of 600 with an unprecedented 99 |x-rccnt average. She set three state-track records. Never gloated in victory and never sulked in defeat. Before she graduated, the mayors in five communities in her home county did something they had never done before. They declared a day in honor of a high school senior. Students were given Kathy Ormsby buttons to wear listing her accomplishments. Why. in the name of all that’s reasonable, did Kathy Ormsby do it? The story drove me back to a poem I’d all but forgotten; a pcx-nithat I'd last read when I was in high school, more than 30 years ago: Whenever Richard Cory went downtown. We people on the pa lament looked al Am; Hr tons a gentleman from sole to crown. Clean favored and imperially slim. And he was always quutly arrayed. Rut still he puttered pulses when he walked. And he was rich — yes, richer than a king — And admirably schooled in every grace; In pne, we thought that he was eirrything To make us wish we were in his place. So on we worked and u aited for the light. And went without the meal and cursed the bread: And Ruhard Cory, one calm summer night. Went home and put a bullet through his head. Good, Koppel. What a wonderful theme for a commencement talk — self-destruction. But that's not the theme. I'm here to warn you against false values; against envying the thousand Richard Corys who walk the streets of our global village. You've seen them every day of your life; scoring touchdowns . . . quickening the pulses of pubescent teenagers at rock concerts ... winning thousands of dollars at game shows... and millions by simply opening Ed McMahon's letters. You've seen them winning primaries .. . and going into space ... and. yes. anchoring television news broadcasts. And I warn you against the false values represented by all the glittering achievements so celebrated by our media, precisely because of who and what you are. You arc the best; the most able and accomplished among your peers; and most of you will succeed and become the envy of your generation. And then, for all that, you will discover that I'horcau was right: Most men (and women, he might have added) do lead lives of quiet desperation. We arc — and I know how depressing a thought this can be — but we arc more alike than different from one another. We — your parents, your grandparents, and I — arc simply at different stages along the same journey as you. I-ast year I delivered the commencement address at my daughter Andrea's graduation from Middlcbury (xdlcgc. I turned then, as I turn again now. to a favorite poet. Walt Whitman. Listen not to what he said, or how. but why. For Whitman spoke in a voice that was intended to transcend the passage of time and the passing of generations. He reached his hand out then to caress a troubled soul now or even a hundred years from now: It avails not. time nor place — distance avails not, am with you. you men and women of a generation, or ever so many generations hence. Just as you feel when you look on the river and sky. So I fell. Just as any of you is one of a living crowd, uas one of the crowd. Just as any of you are refreshed by the gladness of the river and the bright flow, u u refresh'd. Just as you stand and lean on the rail, yet hurry with the swift current. I stood yet uas hurrrud. What is it then between us? What is the count of the scores or hundreds of years between us? Whatever it is, it avails not — distance aiails not .. . and place aiails not. How much of what we say and do today is intended or will have even residual meaning for those who come after us? Scrutinize our speeches and slogans, our trends and slogans, our use and misuse of the law and political power? Examine us well, it’s hard to imagine that you'll be any worse than the worst among us; but in order to transcend the best, study the humble; find those whom television ignores and ignore the easy celebrityhood that television bestows. Rediscover the eternal values that have sustained men throughout history. I offer to you the best gift I know when I tell you that we are all travelers down the same road, simply passing at different way stations. Take comfort from the fact that we all know loneliness and sadness. Draw strength from the fact that we are all subject to temptation and guilt. Take pride in the fact that, for all that universality, each one of you carries within him or her a spark of uniqueness. Remember what John Lennon said: Life is what happens when you're making plans. And | crmit me to offer you what has become, in a sense, the ecumenical benediction of your generation: “May the Force be with you. 293 Yakub Abdul-Rahman Ixn Angelo, California PWJic Policy Kami Ruth Adam, Anada. Colorado Economic! anti Politkal Science Aihwin Adarkar Manhatun Urnli California Economic! anti lndmlii.il Engineering Jcffr7T-Ajudcr. _ • Idaho EkcttKal Enjinwinj- Iok Airpuru (Urol Ajonun Wijtk Evan Alaburdo laura M. Albornor rl Pav� . I'nat Cltym, (alfoima Paruppani. Ncwjcrtey Corpui Quiui. Toai Electrical Engineering Psychology English Poliiical Science Chaflet Alexander Richmond. Viigiuia Product Orsagn Leslie L. Alexander Santa Ctui. Calilotma Knglnh Jennifer Alfaro WTiitlier. California Sociology Sally Tberese Ale«i Sacramento. 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Barn urn Patricia Barrera Kerin Raymond Barry Phoenix. Arizona Ij Jolla. Cjlifotma San Jote. California San Francnco. California Induurial Engineering Economic Knglnh and Pobncal Science Economic Robert W. Baylia Dana Beatty Camille Elaine Beckham Darien. Connecticut San Jo� e. California Moraga. California Paleoanthropology Communication and Englnh Human Biology Julie Beeler San Francnco. California Human Biology Tom Belin Dr Moine . Iowa Mathematical Science Joel I-lord Be I lemon Sum Valley. Cahlornia Biological Science and International Relation Daniel Bellow liaaj. Bellurri I nine. California Biological Science William J. Beoecento Saratoga. Cabfornia Human Biology Having heard of Stanford as being the 1 university, I had to come here to America to see what it was all about. It has been one of the best experiences of my life. Stanford for me meant freedom, no limits, and pcrspectivieson the future which most European universities unfortunately fail to convey. Stanford IS a statement in itself, since not many people here are afraid of'doingjust this: making a statement and taking a stand. There are so many things I will not forget: Big Game week. Wing Wangs, lofts, Stanford summer, broomball, Stern food and above all, the PEOPLE! GREAT! Tassilo Port Economics Huntington Bruch. California Biological Science “The average, run-of-the mill Stanford student fills me with admiration. He or she appears to be able to lead the good life, ski. play tennis, go to concerts and football games, parties and parties, carry a constant tan, and the look of having exercised recently, and yet be able to digest an academic diet as demanding as any in the world, without, it seems, even perspiring or breathing hard. 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Colorado Stanford, California Communication Englith International Relations Eric Sthwirti Louuville. Kentucky Biological Science Adil Sharif Rona Siuon Robert Smith Ronald Alan Summer Pak. Alto. California Holland. Michigan Pitulield. Mauachutettt Solana Beach. California Anthropology Political Science Mechanical Engineering Human Biology John Talbott Pierre Alexia Valeire Eugene. Oregon Cheunut Hill. Mauachuietu Electoral Engineering Economic and Hittory Juan A. ran Prborgb Thomas Campbell Waugh Bueno Aire . Argentina MillentiBe. Maryland Economic Electrical Engineering It’s harder to leave Stanford now than it was to leave home four years ago. Wayne Alabardo English 361 Planning for your future should be a way of finding a stable reference point in the present. But for some it becomes an excuse for not having a present at all. 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And most importantly, you have our best wishes for the future and every challenge, expectation and possibility that lies ahead. Horizons. Anyone can see them. But it takes a special individual or institution to envision what lies beyond. Like Stanford, YTI possesses this vision. And we look for it in our people. If you’d like to explore our limitless horizons, tell us who you are. We’ll show you where you could be headed at VTI. Send resume to: Professional Employment, Dept. SQ1, VTI, 1101 McKay Drive, San Jose, CA 95131. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Limitless horizons through people and innovation. 366 r We Like To Travel... Take us with you! you have a LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP Stanford Federal Credit Union Serving the Stanford Community ©NCUA 494-0500 P.O. Box 10690 Palo Alto, California 94303-0843 t=r •Con I LENDER 367 ■ r You're about to make a very important decision. Where should you begin your engineering career? You want to be challenged and work in a stimulating environment. 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And the Shuttle program is one of hundreds of longterm protects you may experience at Martin Marietta Aerospace We also have opportunities available mBaltimore. Maryland; Orlando. Florida. New Orleans. Louisiana; and at Vandenberg AFB on the central California coast Now that you're about to step out into the world, consider an engineering career at Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace Alter interviewing with our representative. pick up our lull color calendar poster of the Manned Maneuvering Unit (pictured here). If unable to interview at this time, please send your resume to Martin Marietta Denver Aerospace. College Relations Department. P O Box 179. Mail L1312. Denver. CO 80201 Martin Marietta is an Affirmative Action Employer actively seeking the Handicapped and Veteran. U S Citizenship is required GRADUATING ENGINEERS. WHEN YOU STEP OUT INTO THE WORLD, YOU’LL WANT TO WORK WITH THE BEST TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE. M l 7r V M d 7 £TT l 368 a r AUSTEN'S UNIFORM RENTAL 990 VILLA STREET MNT. VIEW. CA. 94041 PHONE 1415) 967-5707 Rat.: (408) 268-4477 LINEN GARMENT RENTALS Prav. 2.)ayak Slid Manager V r n TURN YOUR FLOPPY DISKS TO PHOTOTYPE We convert data from your word processor to camera-ready typeset copy without re-keyboarding. 50 different type styles - all sizes EL CAMINO PRINTING PUBLISHING 1061 El Camlno. Menlo Park. CA 94025 326-1445 J V a r J A Compliments ofaJHetub El Business Cards Envelopes Business Forms Brochures Data Sheets Letterheads Reports Labels Flyers Typesetting Pasteup J V FINE ADDITION PRINTERS 415 964 ■ 9911 1098 Independence Road Mountain View, California □ □ 369 The STANFORD BOOKSTORES. V r On Campus. Palo Alto.TheTrack House. As Stanford has grown and changed, so has the Bookstore. We're proud of our history and service to the Stanford community. The downtown Stanford Bookstore Palo Alto is located at 135 University Avenue, in Palo Alto. The restored Track House is now a unique on-campus sport shop. And of course the on-campus Bookstore continues to be one of the finest in the country. On-Campus Bookstore Mon.-Fri. 7:45-5:30 Thurs. til 9:00 Sat. 8:30-5:30 Palo Alto Mon.-Fri. 9:30-7:00 Sat. 9:00-6:00 The Track House Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:00 J a r Computax Inc. A total commHmant company lor Uia prolawsional Worldway Postal Center P.O. Box 92938 Los Angeles, California 90009 Safeway Salutes the Quad MSI SAFEWAY 525 El Camino Real Menlo Park, CA 94025 e 'Pn McC to- 6c J The Gatehouse The Gatehouse is the perfect setting. Enjoy our fireside lounge and musical entertainment. And dine in a warm and comfortable atmosphere of candlelight, paintings and antique furnishings. Dinner from 5:30 daily, luncheon 11:30-2:30, Sunday brunch 10:00-2:30. The Gatehouse Restaurant and Bar 265 Lytton Palo Alto 326-1330 370 In today's complex world, only one company in California has the resources and the expertise to serve the telecommunications needs of more than 20 million customers. That company is PACIFIC TELESIS GROUP.Were built upon a tradition of excellence that's been nurtured by more than 80 years of telecommunications experience. But we're more than just a telephone company. While Pacific Bell, our largest subsidiary, continues to provide unsurpassed telephone service, our other subsidiaries are involved in a whole new array of services and products—from mobile telephone service and telecommunications equipment for home or business, to marketing telecommunications services and products beyond the California boundaries. But, more importantly, PACIFIC TELESIS GROUP is much more than a company on the leading edge of technology. We're a company that's personally committed to helping our customers solve all their communication needs. And, we're dedicated to being their one source of information. PACIFICKJTELESIS- Group v 371 Join the power behind die glory. Lockheed's SR-71 Blackbird. The plane that shattered the limits of aerospace technology. And still unmatched in sustained speed and altitude records after two decades of service. The plane created by the Lockheed Skunk Works team. A group of engineers and scientists that continually meet challenges with unique ideas and creative solutions. Our current programs require that same innovative spirit and the desire to surpass the state of technology through the application of advanced concepts. From cockpit design to advanced sensor systems. From operations 372 research to radar cross section technology. For the aircraft of tomorrow, the integration of avionics systems will be every bit as important as developing the airframe in which they ride. Lockheed's technological leadership was achieved through the skills of talented employees.Were always looking for engineers and scientists with the same competitive instinct that is demonstrated in each and where you fit in. send your resume to Lockheed-California Company, Employment Office, Dept. 172-15. F6. Box 551, Burbank. CA 91520. Lockheed is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer. U.S. citizenship is required. Lockheed- California Company Citing shape lo imagination. SKUNK WORKS and the skunk design are registered service marks of the Lockheed Corporation 5 I98f Lockheed Corporation 373 PICTURE YOURSELF AT BOEING. Aeronautical, Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical Engineers and Computing System Specialists. Go ahead. Picture yourself at Boeing. After all, Boeing is one of the most respected companies in America. And there are openings on our engineering and computing systems teams. Jobs that will challenge you. In a positive working environment. Salaries are competitive and the benefits package is comprehensive. Plus there’s a bonus. You will be working and living in Seattle. One of the country’s most livable cities. So picture yourself at Boeing. You’ll like what develops. Gelling people together. Send your r6sum6 to The Boeing Company, P.O. Box 3707-C79, Seattle, VVA 98124. An equal opportunity employer. Equal Opportunity Employer M f n US C'ti enship Permonent resident v a THERE’S A LIGHT AT ■ THE END OF THE TUNNEL, I AND IT’S A FLAME... fESeorching for the right career is no easy task S Sometimes it seems as if there will never be on end to ;|8 e arduous search But hope remains. H Southern California Gas Company, the notion's JP largest distributor of natural gas. needs innovative S ond dedicated Engineering. Computer Science, m Math. Business and Humanities majors with an eye p an the future To ensure that we have energy mttomorrow. we need people like you today Sg Please send your resume to MProfessional Staffing Coordinator ML-303H gas SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY PO Box 3249. Terminal Annex Los Angeles. CA 90051 u. ysffk ' 375 To our friends who have made Stanford great - from a company which relies on your products Read any bestsellers lately? These can help your graduates find uncommon career opportunities in The Dow Chemical Company DOW CAREERS booklets for chemical engineers, chemists, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, biological sciences, computer science, marketing, people and places are available through your Placement Center GRADUATING ENGINEERS SCIENTISTS HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THESE FACTORS IN DETERMINING WHERE YOU WILL WORK? 1. Will the job offer challenge and responsibility? 2. Will your future employer encourage job mobility? 3. Will your future employer encourage, support and reward continued professional education? 4. How much choice will you have in selecting your work assignment? 5. Big starting salaries are nice — but what is the salary growth and promotion potential in the job? 6. Can you afford the cost-of-living in the area? 7. Are you interested in living in an area that offers year-round outdoor recreation? At the Naval Weapons Center we have given these things a lot of consideration and believe we have the answers for you, and we think you will like what you hear. C. KAREN ALTIERI Professional Employment Coordinator NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER Code 09201 China Lake. CA 93555-6001 (619) 939-3371 An Equal Opportunity Employer U.S. Citizenship Required “If you want to get involved in any kind of energy project, PG E is the place to be.” Having received his BSEE at the University of Colorado and his Masters of Engineering. Electric Power from RPI, Brian Farmer was excited about PG E's diversity and the opportunities to be involved in different fields of energy engineering. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Where your idea can make progrett poielble. PG E’s 1 strength is its diversity. Because of our size, we are into so many different energy generation projects. We not only produce electricity from fossil fuels and have the country’s largest privately-owned hydro system, but also have the largest geothermal generation facilities in the world. Other examples include our participation in the preliminary design and layout of the fundamental requirements for wind farms and the Carissa Plains thermal solar project. We are also working with other companies and individuals to design co-generation projects that supply additional electric power for our system. ‘We have everything from small distribution to major transmission circuits and one of the largest grid systems in the U.S. We not only produce and distribute our own power, but we are also a key component in the entire Western Grid System. And. because of our size, we have the manpower to devote people to specific projects, to spread out and be more specialized here. The professional atmosphere is quite remarkable and management is open to suggestions for new and improved ways to conserve energy and to increase system efficiency. One single person can’t know everything, but you put us all together and the final product far surpasses what a smaller utility could engineer. There’s been a lot of fantastic things come out of PG E and a lot of that has to do with our size. Like Brian Farmer, you too can have the opportunity to be involved with the entire spectrum of energy engineering. Take the first step towards making our territory your home by sending your resume to: Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Professional Employment Department STQ. P.O. Box 7926, San Francisco. CA 94120. We aggressively support and promote affirmative action and equal employment opportunity. F Ga-n-dE An impressive technological journey began over three decades ago at Hughes Aircraft Company. Before America's first satellites were launched into geosynchronous orbit. Before the Venus probes provided the world s first glimpse of an alien world. Before semiconductor devices were designed to store and process hundreds of thousands of bits of information in blinding factors of time. You can be a part of this journey. This adventure that has, from the beginning, been a testimony to the commitment of the people of Hughes. You can be part of our commitment to lead. Our commitment to change the shape of evolving technologies. From the world's first operational laser to radars that sec through clutter in turbulent weather, day or night. With more than 90 technologies ranging from sub-micron electronics to large-scale systems that protect entire countries, you'll find the people of Hughes Aircraft Company forging new discoveries, new futures. Become part of the Hughes tradition — our history of technological firsts and a record of accomplishments unparalleled anywhere. There's a stimulating relationship between the individual and the team — between the team and the company. The opportunity inspires. There's much to talk about. Opportunity, like technology, moves swiftly. Join the Hughes team. If your degree is in: Electrical Engineering Computer Science Physics Mechanical Engineering Electronics Technology Manufacturing Engineering Industrial Engineering contact Hughes Corporate College Relations, Dept. QST-85, Bldg. C2 B178. P.O. Box 1042, El Scgundo, California 90245. Proof of U.S. Citizenship Required. Equal Opportunity Employer. HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY 379 V CORPORATE COLLEGE RELATIONS r A McDonnell Douglas Corporation salutes Stanford University Graduates V________________________J r - NIELSEN ENGINEERING RESEARCH. INC. 510 CLYOe AVENUE, MOUNTAIN VEW. CALFORMA 9-10-33 1-315] 968-9-357 r j D DATAPOINT ( Boole and Babbage... More Than Just An Unusual Name... At Boole Babbage, Inc., we develop, market, and support a wide array of modular software. We are dedicated to improving the effectiveness with which users of most large IBM and IBM-compatible mainframe computers manage their computer systems. And our products fulfill that dedication. We specialize in Performance Management and Capacity Planning products that monitor, analyze, suggest and implement solutions to workload management problems, and assist in planning for future demands and requirements. YVe also manufacture products that address a variety of other specific needs. But we are regarded as pioneers and leaders of the industry—and our reputation is based on more than the success and effectiveness of our software. In fact, the diversity of what we offer— including educational and consulting services through the Institute for Information Management and Applied Software Engineering— makes us the only full-service computer software company in our field. And, through our subsidiary The European Software Company, we re all over the world. Boole Babbage boasts the energy and intelligence of leading capacity planning experts, trail-blazing engineers, and many others making significant contributions to a dynamic and vital industry. Every day, Boole Babbage meets the challenge of providing leadership in that industry. And the only people who know that better than our customers—are the people who work here. When you 're ready to make a difference. ROBERT BEISNER RECRUITER DATAPOINT CORPORATION 9725 DATAPOINT OR.. � G05 SAN ANTONIO. TX 78284 (Si 2) 699-74 }2 y Boole Babbage 510 Oakmead Parkway Sunnyvale. CA 94086 (408) 735-9550. (800) 538-1893 V Extend the Frontier Reaching beyond the boundaries of a frontier has always demanded a special breed of individual, whether to take that first step upon a new continent, or upon the moon. United Technologies' Chemical Systems Division is extending today's frontier in space through achievements in the design and development of advanced propulsion systems for key aerospace companies. NASA, and the Department of Defense, and we need more pioneering professionals to work with us at our Coyote Center research facilities in South San Jose. If you have a Bachelors degree and at least 3 years of experience in one of the following areas, we invite you to look into these opportunities with Chemical Systems. ENGINEERING • Aerothermo Engineers • Controls Engineers • Design Engineers: - Nozzle Insulation - Mechanical - filament — Wound Composite Designer - Solid Propeflant Grain Designer - Ramjet Preliminary Designer - Missile Systems Preliminary Designer • Electronics Engineers • Interface Engineers • Internal Ballistic Analyst • Performance S. 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Chemical Systems, P.O. Box 50015, San Jose. CA 95150-0015. UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CHEMICAL SYSTEMS Equal Opportunity Employer U.S. Citizenship Requred e RUDOLPH AND SLETTEN INC. J Onslow H. Rudolph. Jr. President Kenneth G. Sletten Executive Vice President 989E HillsdaleBlvd eBox4637eFosterCity.CA94404 (415)572 1919 2020 Hurley Way • Suite 225 Sacramento. CA 9582S (9161929-88S6 ■ ■ PHYSICISTS! ENGINEERS! PROGRAMMERS! 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Mathematics, or closely related Engineering fields Technical management experience is welcomed Qualified professionals are invited to contact our Corporate Personnel Office at (8W) 787-7380. or send a resume in confidence to Corporate Personnel Department. XonTech. Inc.. 6862 Hayvenhurst Avenue. Van Nuys. CA 91406. §§ XonTech, Inc. Los Angeles • Oakland • Washington. D.C We are an equal opportunity employer M F H V JPl. Discover us. This opportunity may be worth all your years oI educe bon Discover the diversity. 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Thoro's only one JPL Here youH be involved in work that challenges your ability and fully utilizes your educational experiences Discover the opportunities by sending your rosume to Professional Stalling, Oept. XI4. Jet Propulsion Lsborstory, Cslilornls Institute ol Technology. 4800 Osk Grove Drive. Pesedene, CA 91109. An equal opportunity employer. There's only one JPL Jet Propubion Laboratory CaUorrM insMue ci Technology Thoits Insurance Service, Inc. An tndr-pcndvni trrctovn Owned Organustion 541 Cow per Street Post Office Box 1588 Palo Alto. CA 94302 382 The time to think seriously about financial protection is now. Not later. You're obviously a person who plans ahead. After all. for college you chose one of the best schools in the country. And now that you’re graduating,chances arc you'll accumulate more than other people your age. For the rest of your life. Which means you'll have more to protect. And this is where The Travelers can be of service. 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TheTraveler The Travelers Corporation Hartford. Connecticut 06183 In today s complex world, only one company in California has the resources and the expertise to serve the telecommunications needs of more than 20 million customers. That company is PACIFIC TELESIS GROUP. Were built upon a tradition of excellence that's been nurtured by more than75 years of telecommunications experience. But were more than just a telephone company. While Pacific Bell, our largest subsidiary, wi 11 con-tinue to provide unsurpassed telephone service, our other subsidiaries will be involved in a whole new array of services and products—from mobile telephone service and telecommunications equipment for home or business, to marketing telecommunications services and products beyond the California boundaries. But, more importantly, PACIFIC TELESIS GROUP is much more than a company on the leading edge of technology. Were a company that's personally committed to helping our customers solve all their communication needs. And, were dedicated to being their one source of information._____________ PACIFIC ! TELESIS Group V 384 y Fairchild Research Center 4001 Miranda Avenue Palo Alto, California A FEW TIPS ON HOW TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE WHILE YOU’RE TRYING TO STAY IN SHAPE. DON'T MAKE THINGS WORSE. Whether you plan to run. jog. swim, take up a sport or simply exercise at home, don't rush into a crash program overnight Particularly if you're over 35. too much too soon could stretch or strain muscles enough to cause damage and put you out of commission for weeks Tie best idea is to get a physical exam and ask your doctor about the nest kind of exercise program for you. AEROBICS,THE HEALTHY WAY. Aerobic exercise is a good way to build a stronger heart through cardiovascular conditioning Aerobics provides more oxygen, reduces stress, increases energy. improves circulation and builds more muscle throughout your body. Running and jogging are good aerobic exercises. But before you go sprinting out the door consider this: Every time you run a step, you’re putting three times your body weight on a single foot. So. it you're carrying a few too many pounds, you may want to shed them carefully first Above all. take it easy. Stan slowly, and gradually increase speed and distance BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER. A little stiff after all these years’ A hot bath or shower before any exercise is ideal to help increase flexibility Eat lightly before any exercise And folkiw a healthy diet Your body needs a variety of healthy fcxxls to replenish nutrients lost during rigorous exercise. After exercising, taper off slowly Never stop running without a period of walking You need time to adjust your heart rate, breathing and body temperature. Most of all. don't push yourself too hard Enjoy exercising, and remember, a little effort now could keep you out of trounle all your life. Blue Cross of California Nobody � doing more lo protect your health y 385 Stanford Federal Credit Union Serving the Stanford Community P.O. Box 10690 • Palo Alto, California 94303 (415) 494-0500 ©{•CX � «Ou« 10 100 ooo NCUA Noi.o� «i C'OOK U I0« ill The Highest Challenge Of Advanced Technology, The Highest Quality Of Life-Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace There's a brave new world of exciting Ideas and challenging technologies, and It's here nowl As a college graduate, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to this exciting and changing world. At Martin Marietta, our team of professionals has been responsible for some of the most Important technical advances In the fields of aviation and electronic technology. Our project list Includes work on tactical Interdiction systems, fire control systems, target acquisition and designation systems, FUR TV and Imaging systems, and countermeasure systems. We also design and develop minicomputers and microprocessors for missile control systems. Our projects are state-of-the-art and challenging with many outstanding opportunities for personal { y growth and professional advancements. Your opportunities with Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace We are seeking individuals with degrees in the following areas: Electrical Engineering (BS MS PhD) Mechanical Engineering (BS MS) Engineering Physics Optics (BS MS PhD) Computer Science Engineering (BS MS) Systems Engineering (BS MS) Career Opportunities are available in these areas: Digital Analog Design ATE Design Test Advanced Radar RF Systems Systems Design Requirements VLSI LSI Design Software Design and Analysis Mechanical Design and Analysis Loglstlcs Products Support Electro-Optics Systems Guidance, Controls and Aerodynamics In addition to the outstanding opportunities to excel and advance, Martin Marietta's Orlando location offers year-round social, cultural and recreational activities. You can learn more about our company and your career opportunities with us when you send us a letter or resume in confidence to: Martin Marietta Orlando Aerospace, Mr. Robert C. Pettigrew, College Relations Manager, P.O. Box 5837, MP 59, Orlando, Florida 32855. Equal Opportunity Employer. U.S. Citizenship Required. AfA 7T V AfA 7 f7TA Congratulations Class of 1986 Collegiate Concepts, the nation’s leader in yearbook advertising. 388 1700 Montreal Circle Atlanta, GA 30084 (404) 938-1700 Stumpf Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70056 (504) 364-1875 A r With every goal that is met, a new horizon awaits. And with it an infinite number of challenges. Expectations. And possibilities. As the Stanford Quad now marks its 100th anniversary, we at VTI extend our congratulations. For the past, and your 100 years of service to an outstanding institution. For the present, as you celebrate a significant event. And most importantly, you have our best wishes for the future and every challenge, expectation and possibility that lies ahead. Horizons. Anyone can see them. But it takes a special individual or institution to envision what lies beyond. Like Stanford, VTI possesses this vision. And we look for it in our people. If you’d like to explore our limitless horizons, tell us who you are. We’ll show you where you could be headed at VTI. Send resume to: Professional Employment, Dept. SQl, VTI, 1101 McKay Drive, San Jose, CA 95131. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Limitless horizons through people and innovation. M'l milNOlOGV. 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Carey Catherine Hughes. Heather Lynn 2 BOO 1 COO 233 Hughes. Kathleen Ann 3 £54 Hughes. Kunberlv Marie Hughes. Macduff Richard 4 4 E58X38 P:4S 263 Hughes. Richard Flint 3 COO Hughes. Thomas Gregory 2 COO 222 Humnga. Jeffrey M. 4 £43 320 Hulber. lasa Joclle Hull. Robert Stesen 1 COO 225 2 COO Humes, Bruce James 4 E39X58 231. 320 Humphreys. Bradley Thompson 2 COO Humphries. Mark Truman 1 COO 254 Hung. Lucy Chueyin Hungate. Bruce Arthur 4 1 E35X28 COO 220. 320 Hunt. Barhira Denise 2 COO Hunt. Charles Mdton 4 £39. Hunt. Christopher Michael 1 COO 233 Hunt. Hamilton Brooks 1 COO Hunt. Mary Stevens Huntalas, Maria Irene 4 £34 320 2 COO 315 Hurd. Victoria Starr 3 E47 E46 Hurley. Alice landner 1 COO 259 Hurst. Karen C. 2 coo Hurston. Sheryl Lynn Hurt. Fh abeth I) 4 3 £64 E39TC59 320 llusemann. Claudu Joan 1 COO 257 Huson. Timothy John Hutchins. Chris Mcrnll 4 DI7 225. 320 1 coo Hutchison. Sara Zekne 4 £40 267. 320 Hutman. Theodore M- 4 £44 320 IIm. Terence T.L 4 E57 E35 DIS 320. 235 Hwang. Peter Haichin 3 £35 llvatt. Robert John. Jr. Hyde. James Matthew 1 COO 233 1 COO 254 Hyman. Andrew David 2 coo 250 Itle. Dassd Albert 4 Dll 267. 321 lglehart. Kent Steven 4 £59 321.273 Iglehart. Mark Stuart 2 COO 273 ifluFi. Fred Stesen 3 DI2 lllick. Christopher Dunbar 1 COO 259 Imbemino. Dassd C. 3 £58 125 Inda. luan Javier Inge. Susan Vassar 1 COO 226 2 COO 218 Intersimone. Dean C. 2 COO Inui. Margaret Chigusa Inbarren. Miguel Lee Irons. James Edwin Irvin. Stephen Michael 4 E3VP5I 321 2 COO 230 4 £43 321 2 COO 261 Irwin. Cheryl Michelle 3 COO 275 Irra. Jude Patricia 2 COO 266 1 sherwood. Charles S. 3 E40 1 sherwuod. Paul Andrew COO IsLandar. Waked Joseph Island. Tobin Christopher 2 COO COO 253 Israel. Melinda 4 £44 277 Ivan. Anna Yukiko | COO Ivanetk. Audrey J-A. Ivanitsky. Michael MslislavavKh Iselich. Sutanne Lvnne 4 £43 243 1 COO 4 £07 321 Iserson. Ronald Edward 3 £54 275 Ives. Brian Daniel 2 COO 238 lies. Lisa Ann 1 coo 223 Iwami. laune Sac hie 3 £64 Iyer. 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Stefh Ann 2 LOO 237 4 F.4ST.39 360 4 ES9 360 3 E39 Zitzcwiu. Dasid Mark 2 LOO 264 Zock. Ikina Katya 3 E07 360 Zobman. Gary Louis Zoller. Gary Patrick 3 3 E57 E59 Zorn. Sherri l.vnn Zovak. David Anthony Zubnck. Wendy Gaede 3 ESS 1 LOO 2 L'OO Zuckrr. Daniel Frederxk 1 LOO 251 Zucker. Evan Howard 3 E39 232 Zoercher. Mxhael Allen 1 LOO Zupp. Dianna Mane 2 LOO 214 Zwetg. Gary Bruce Zwiers. Jeffrev Alan Zytko. Mark Jon 4 E35 361.262 3 DI2 274 4 E58 E3S 360.235 4 E3WE3I 360 3 LOO 2 LOO 3 LOO 228 4 E35ZDI3 360 3 L'OO 285 4 DIS 4 E39T64 360 1 L'OO 2 L’OO 244 1 L’OO 259 4 1)17 360 3 E99 3 1)17 271 2 L’OO 288 4 E43 E39 360.271 3 K3S 286 1 L’OO 260 2 L’OO 266 1 L’OO 267 1 L’OO 4 1)19 250 2 L’OO 3 L’OO 4 1)13 360.236 2 U00 1 L'OO 1 L’OO 274 2 DIS 220 2 L’OO 281 4 ES4 2 L’OO 257 1 L’OO 223 2 UOO 205 2 L’OO 4 E39 2 L’OO 215 3 L'OO 289 3 DI7 4 E59 269 360 4 DI2 3 E39 3 L’OO 228 I UOO 265 3 E39 E40 280 4 H78 E39 360 I L’OO 3 H78 3 E40 279 2 L’OO 264 1 L’OO 3 E34 216 3 L’OO 1 UOO 284 3 E35 3 UOO 3 UOO 268 •107 MULLER ii:rman STAFF Editor-in-chief: Managing Editor: Photo Editor: Business Manager: Photography: Enrique Alvarez John Cerquicra Andrew Janssen May I.iang Soa Tsung Darkroom: Matt Bateman Michael Guthrie Louis Lerman Janelle Page Soa Tsung Perspectives: Donna Boohcr Highlights: Matt Bateman Index: May Liang Contributions: Frank Beadle Leda Bosworth Chris Elkins Joan Gillcrest David Holmes Peter Kang Kona Legmann Laura Morrow Greg Priebc Diane Singleton Mike Topolovac David Nott Kim Thomason Norm Barnes John Byrnes Man Bateman Jim Covello Steve Kay Janelle Page Linda White John Cerquicra Andrew Janssen May Liang Tim Phillips Maria Orncs Jim Linton Traci Beck Kym Boyman Jeff Paul Adam Grossman Ian Howat Bill Kayser Kim Lehman Stephen Muller Lisa Romcrien Todd Sin in Leslie Wolf Natalie Beauchcne Bob Dickinson Shaula Kumaishi Rob Snyder Ann Chang Steve Kay Eugene Mlynczyk Donald Siao Brian Self DJ. Bernstein Gary Castro Susan Fox Doug Groves Mike Ivanitsky Nancy Kiang James Leichtei Sean Murphy Sara Rosenbaum David Stoll 414 Bill Bcncvento Michael Guthrie Louis Lerman Donnovan Somcra Bob Dickinson Shaula Kumaishi Maria Ornes Rob Snyder Lisa Blackallcr Kier Conners )ill Gillbcrt Carl Heide Cameron Kaller David Kravel Jim Lintott Sarah Peterson Barry Saik Fed Tchang Staff members for some of the sections appear on the division pages. The 1986 Stanford Quad was printed by Hunter Publishing of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The embossed cover is of crimson Lexitone with a gold metallique application. Endsheets are white. Ink is black. The spot color is PMS 187C. Paper is eighty pound gloss. Headline styles are Avant Book, Avant Bold and Avant Light. The copy font is Baskerville. Electronic color separation was used on pages 6, 7, 36 and 37. Thanks to Lori Simmons and Dad for help in designing the cover and graphics. The source of layouts and information was plant representative Dave Setnicker. The portrait company was Yearbook Associates, P.O. Box 91, Miller’s Falls, Massachusetts. Senior portraits were taken by Sandy McPherson, whilejim Weldy handled residence photography. Special thanks to Ed Ralicki and all of Yearbook Associates for their tireless support of this endeavor. Advertising was coordinated by Collegiate Concepts of Atlanta, Georgia. The Stanford Daily and Stanford News and Publications were extremely helpful in the production of this book. Additional thanks to Mom and Dad, Norm and Wanda for fielding all of the grounders. 415 SNYDER I find it hard to say goodbye; I always made an awkward bow. — Keats 414 KALLI