Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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VOLUME 93 1988 LELAND STANFORD JUNIOR UNIVERSITY STA N FOR D, C A LI FOR NIA Copyright by Norm Barnes and The Stanford Quad All rights reserved. No portion of this work may be reproduced without the express written consent of the publisher. Published by The Stanford Quad, an independent concern. Storke Publications Building Stanford, California 94T05 Printed in the United States by The Del mar Company P.O. Box 220025 Charlotte. North Carolina 28222 38 HIGHLIGHTS 74 ACADEMICS 112 ATHLETICS 174 STUDENT LIFE 218 RESIDENCES 286 GREEKS 314 SENIORS 388 PATRONS 448 CLOSING 4 Following fug photo by SMITH 6 SC, Prrviout pjn«- photo by TONG 11 12 13 14 4 ; SAIK 15 SAIK Following page photo by RUCKER YUAN -________ u 1 SAIK 21 22 LERMAN 23 27 29 30 I_______I__!________ TONG SAIK e BCHeftOULTOUJ LS lfifKX'3 A90kfiftj8n«n sajAMc wnanw FRIGHT NIGHT FUN BATEMAN BARDIN' 41 FIRST DAYS ON THE FARM STANFORD 31, CAL 9 46 NIGHTMARE ON PALM STREET The Drav III N° 2981 I mu SAIK 47 GRATEFUL DEAD I Opposite jmrc photo by RUCKER SA1K 4$ IN A VIENNESE WAY 51 SAIK 52 53 A LOOK AT RACISM LEHMAN Stanford sometimes seemed like an island, isolated from the problems of the real world. But as the You Can Make a Difference Conference reminded students, Stanford is no Disneyland. The Conference focused on the problem of racism, particularly institutional racism. Organizers Charic Daniels and Licia Dorosin defined it as the assumptions and practices of institutions that reinforce and perpetuate the subjugation of people singled out by their race and cultural heritage. The four-day conference featured speakers, panel discussions, and workshops that examined the problem and explored ways to alleviate it. Participants also had the opportunity to celebrate the diverse ethnic heritage of Stanford students through food and performances. 55 WOBBLY ROBLE CLOSED Two hundred and ninety four stunned Roble residents added one more registration week activity to their list during winter quarter-relocation. Built in 1918, Stanford's oldest dormitory was declared structurally unsafe by University officials on December 16th, 1987. A massive relocation effort ensued as Stanford rushed to create housing by converting guest, seminar and study rooms into student residence rooms. The closing and relocation came as a shock to most residents. Although about one hundred were informed on December 16th, the last day of finals, the majority were notified by mail during winter vacation. All returned to an uncertain residence future. Dorms and houses with redesigned rooms welcomed the Roble Refugees into their midst following a mini-draw determining where the newly homeless Roble residents would relocate. The University hired professional movers to help complete the process. In April the University Office of Facilities Project Management recommended to renovate Roble and projected that it would reopen—safe, sound, and reinforced—by September 1989. LERMAN DAILY Oppo� ltc fugr photo by PEARSON Speaking in White Plaza at a state education conference. Democratic Presidential candidate Jesse Jackson calls for dramatic changes in American education system. Albert Gore. Tennessee senator and Democratic Presidential hopeful, stresses the need for additional nuclear arms control initiatives. Secretary of Education William Bennett decries the Faculty Senate passage of the Culture, Ideas and Values proposal as a product of intimidation by student groups. AL 58 TONG 59 CONCERTS TOP AND NEAR RIGHT: U2 during a spirited fall performance at the Oakland Coliseum. EAR RIGHT: The Boss during a spring concert at Shoreline amphitheater. Photo Ihi p.iRi- by tV.inn - Fit nuuncv.'Sjm Fmikmo Chn ni l Opptnlto photo by |ohn (THiM Sin Frjin- i o Chronicjl 60 1 FAR LEFT: PINK FLOYD during .1 f.ill performance at the Oakland Coliseum. TOP: DEF LEPPARD rocks. NEAR LEFT: REM at the Oakland Coliseum. IVjnrw I ityouurKr San FfiiKisn Chnwuol 1.0 IIjUIu Sjo Fhikiw Chn niol Opfmilt fujco ptiiKo by Micturl GrjyjSan Frincncu Chmntfil JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR M • b SMITH TOP LEFT: 'Midsummer's Night Dream, Stanford University Theatre. BOTTOM LEFT: Ram's Head Winter One Acts THIS PAGE: Skin of Our Teeth, Stanford University Theatre. THE WAY IT WAS President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev talk during Gorbachev's arrival ceremonies prior to a three-day summit meeting. A U.S. Navy cruiser escorts a tanker through the Persian Gulf to help protect it from possible attack. Photography ourt� y of AMOCittrd Prr� Marine Lt. Colonel Oliver L. North, a key official in the plan to finance antigovernment rebels in Nicaragua with money from arms sales to Iran, testifies before the Iran-Contra hearings. On Monday, October 19, the Dow Jones industrial stock average dropped 508 points and caused a $500 billion decrease in the market value of U.S. securities. The Senate rejected President Reagan's nomination of Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court by a 58-42 vote. Photography courtrty oi Auocuinl Pma 71 NOSNnOKJ PAINTER. Ne� -� jnd Publication COMMENCEMENT ACADEMICS PRESIDENT'S WORDS What can we learn from the Western Culture debate? In particular, what can we learn from the extraordinary level of external concerns about what went on here? I think it comes from several sources. First, people are really worried about the quality of education at all levels. Their sense that all is not well is centered mainly on K through 12, but understandably, some of it spills over onto higher education. Perhaps if we in the universities can be seen as providing more help with the deep-seated national problems of pre-college education, we will find that people tend to view us as part of the solution instead of the problem. I hope Stanford can find new ways to contribute. Second, I'm convinced that for many people, a concern about educational quality has become a proxy for a deeper-lined concern about values. Many of the objections to new design for the CIV course came from a fear that Western beliefs and values were being scuttled. A phrase used by many of the objectors was cultural relativism. The fear is, apparently, that if we introduce non-Western strands that have helped form our contemporary culture, we will be suggesting that the values represented by all others are equal, and thus lose the primacy of Western ones. Perhaps the most extreme form of this fear was uttered by Bernard Lewis, an emeritus professor at Princeton in the Op-Ed pages of the Wall Street Journal. Lewis says, If Western Culture does indeed go, a number of other things would go with it and others would come in their place; he goes on to enumerate slavery, the harem, and the loss of political freedom as some of the non-Western values that would soon come to dominate. Professor Lewis may well have had his tongue in his cheek; but I must tell you that many of those who sent me his column with their own marginal comments did not! A third source, perhaps the most significant of all has to do with the appetite people have for guidance about developing their own knowledge. That is not news; in the early part of this century leading academic centers, including Harvard and Chicago, gained much attention for the publication of lists of great works: Classics. Now the desire is, if anything more intense: we live in an era of information explosion, and it is hardly surprising that we encounter a much more profound hunger for help with the business of becoming educated. Thus the Core List for required course, and its proposed reduction, formed a central element, a crucial point of controversy, in the outside reaction to our proposal. In part, I think, that reaction comes from a special kind of insecurity. There is much reassurance in the illusion that knowledge is finite. With Darwin’s publication of the Origin of Species the unity of natural philosophy' was made suddenly obsolete; and the reaction from the academic community, as John Dewey has pointed out, even harsher that it was from the pulpit. We see the contemporarty evidence of our faith in formulas for knowing in the popularity of lists — of ideas, books, or whatever. And we see echoes of the same post-Darwinian sense of confusion and despair whenever doubt is cast upon these formulas for knowing. We surely understand, however, that knowledge is not acquired by tearing out pages from a Book of ignorance, so as to end up knowing. Rather, it is to be gained by dealing respectfully with the real and sometimes frightening complexity of knowledge and understanding; and it is, above all, an open process that never stops 76 One of the busiest ladies in town, or rather, on the Farm, Jean Fetter (affectionately called Dean Jean), presides over the portal known as the Admissions Office. Located on the second floor of Old Union, this is where Lady Fortune smiled ever so lovely upon each and every one of us not so very long ago. How does it feel to hold the key to the Farm? An exhilarating challenge, life in the fourth gear were the words of Dean Jean. She travels nationwide, and indeed, worldwide, representing Stanford and informing eager high school juniors and seniors. Her hectic schedule may include visits to four schools during one day, hopping in and out of the rental car. Even though the talks may get physically and emotionally exhausting, Dean Jean relishes the fast pace of her duties. Come January, the Dean settles down back on the Farm and begins to read high school applications. She personally reviews all of the admitted applicants plus some, totalling around 6,000-7,000 each year. Despite the massive quantity of reading in such a short period of time. Dean Jean fondly recalls memorable applications. Images such as a student's mother sifting through McDonald's garbage can searching for his sister's lost retainers leave their impressions. The wait-listed applicant who sent in a torn mailman's shirt as evidence of his frustration upon receipt of the letter is also vividly remembered. Following the mailing of the letters — bearing good, bad, and downright painful tidings — Dean Jean shifts into a three-prong activities mode. It is now time to arrange for the visits of the prospective freshmen, the Pro Fros. This year marked the pioneering of a Pro Fro Week, one concentrated week when all the visitors came on campus. It is also time to answer the overwhelming correspondence and phone calls concerning the decisions. Sorry, folks. Dean Jean believes that best efforts went into the admissions process and that applications must be read in the context of the applicant pool, not in isolation. Translated, this means no changing of mind on the part of the Admissions Office. This is also the period of reassuring the wait-listed applicants, informing them of changes in their status, if any. Constantly working on improving the application process, the Dean advertised in the Daily this year for input on the choice of essay question. This reflects her belief that the admissions process is a community effort, deserving of participation from both students and faculties. Students and faculty are also involved in the post-admissions effort. During the Phone-a-Thon, ever)' admitted applicant this year received a call from a current Stanford student. Dean Jean has a long relationship with Stanford. She is presently in her fourth position and eleventh year working on the Farm. Her husband, Sandy Fetter, is the current chairman of the Physics Department. From all of us whom she had so sagaciously admitted in years past, may her smiling features continue to greet Stanford freshmen for many more years to come. 78 K Vy SAIK 79 FAMILY BUSINESS His now-retired father was a professor, and there were a number of other scholars in the family. He grew up around universities and colleges and feels comfortable in this setting. He jokes, my little brother once referred to it as the family business. Thomas Wasow became the new Dean of Undergraduate Studies in the summer of 1987, replacing Carolynn Lougee, holder of the position for the previous six years. Wasow is a graduate of Reed College and later of MIT. He came to Stanford in 1973 and currently has a joint appointment in Philosophy and Linguistics. I wouldn't have [gone into academics] if I didn't find the pursuit of ideas for their own sake exciting. He likes the combination of teaching and individual pursuits through the research found at Stanford. One of Wasow's reasons for leaving his original teaching position at Hampshire College was that the expectation there was that people would spend almost all their time and energy on teaching. I like the mixture at a research university. However, he sees over-emphasis here in the opposite direction. It is not simply a Stanford problem. The marketplace for research universities is such that it gives a much higher value to people who are outstanding in teaching. He feels most comfortable in a setting which gives equal weight to both and exclaimed that Stanford probably comes as close as any place to doing that. Although his Ph.D. from MIT was in Linguistics, Wasow's research interests were interdisciplinary; they involved Philosophy, Psychology, and Computer Science. He chaired the committee that put together the Symbolic Systems program, which incorporated all of the above disciplines, and he is still very much involved. However, Wasow is no longer as interested in his research as he was ten years ago, a condition he assumes is temporary. The Dean's waning enthusiasm for research became a part of his reason for going into administration, something he had both previously considered and experienced. He spent one year as chair of the Linguistics Department, two years as associate chair at the Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI), and finally one year as Director of CSLI. I had a three-year appointment Director of CSLI and I was planning to continue in the capaci| when this offer came ... so I was going to be in administratu anyway. It is now a matter of degree. That was about a half-tii administrative job, this is about a time-and-a-half administratu job. It was a big step in terms of moving more into administratior Wasow feels that there are two things which might have mac him a reasonably attractive choice for Dean of Undergraduate Stud ies. One was demonstrated strong interest in undergraduate edf cation. I had served on the Committee on Undergraduate Studij (CUS) ... when Carolynn Lougee was chair. Secondly, my bacj ground spans the humanities and the sciences... 1 have this recoi of interdisciplinary interests. I have the nice property of havingj foot in both camps. Early in his term Wasow defined his main goals only in a genei way. I'd like students to make their studies more of a central parti their lives. I think there is a tendency here at Stanford, for mar students anyway, to see a sharp division between their activities the classroom and the rest of their lives. He believes this conceil tration can be accomplished through the strengthening and co tinuing of existing formalized residential programs and throuj curriculum coordination with resident programming. Wasow's other main goal concerned faculty. I would like to fir ways of making faculty give higher priority to undergraduate edi| cation than they do now. There are very strong market forces opt ating to discourage faculty from spending their time and energy undergraduate education. I'd like to find innovative ways of coui eracting those forces. Wasow does not know if he will continue as Dean when tl original three-year term is over. Once his appointment is compU ed, however, he does see himself staying at Stanford. I can't ima ine leaving this area. The only circumstances under which I woui leave Stanford is if I left academia. That doesn't seem likely to mel 81 THE GREAT DEBATE The Western Culture requirement consists of a year-long sequence of courses taken by most students during their freshman year. However, Western Culture will be no longer as a result of the Senate approval of the CIV (Cultures, Ideas, and Values) proposal. The debate centered around many issues, all of which were based upon the choice of books studied. Opponents of Western Culture argued that the list of required readings was predisposed due to the prominently masculine white writers. To receive a complete picture of Western Culture, writers of different colors, religions, and sex must also be emphasized. Proponents of Western Culture maintained that the core list was essential to the teaching of Western Culture because works by Plato and Rousseau, for instance, molded Western thinking. Therefore, in order to understand Western Culture, students must study the foundation of Western thinking. The favor of the Faculty Senate swung back and forth between the old Western Culture requirement and the new CIV proposal. The conflict was termed the Great Debate and received national attention, with the U.S. Secretary of Education, William Bennett calling for the retention of the program. Finally, after years of debate, discussions and compromises, the two sides of Western Culture CIVagreed to the CIV proposal with added amendments. At once, the decision sparked a scurry of new debate and media coverage. But it was settled, CIV would replace Western Culture. The experience obtained by those who participated in the Great Debate was perhaps the most valuable lesson. For the experience pitted the pillars of Western Culture against the institution of Western Culture; and the pillars won. by ED SUZA Ncm and Pub 83 OFF THE FARM 84 86 Hub-a-hub-a-hub, clikity-clikity-clok, the brains churn away within the two imposing edifices John Henry Meyer and Cecil H. Green Libraries. Despite the fun-loving nature of any normal Stanforditeand the vast opportunities for interpersonal relationships everywhere else on- campus, these buildings were constructed for those rare breaks known as hitting the books. Of course, diverse Stanford students study diversely. Shall we, then, explore these sanctuaries of academic endeavors? Having completed the obstacle course composed of innumerable bikes parked at every possible pathway, Meyer Library greets one and all with scattered tables and chairs in front of its entrance. Chances are, however, that the individuals found this close to the exit are on their way out, or merely waiting for someone. Many people here defy the purpose of the establishment and decide to have a discourse on last Friday's party instead of discussing Plato. Perhaps experiments on the effect of alcoholic beverages in the blood system enhance the understanding of chemical balance in the human anatomy. After waving a Stanford l.D. for the sentry at the entrance of the library, the language lab is the next logical destination. The word intensity floats in mid-air as everyone concentrates with earphones attached to the sides of their heads. Now and then, someone seems to be listening to the tape and swaying to the rhythm, probably U2 instead of Advanced German Conversation. Climbing the stairs, the reference section bids its hello. Ever noticed that most people sit at the edge of their chairs in this section? Feverishly jotting down pertinent information on index cards, they are ready to go and discover for the wonderful world of Symbiotic Relationships in the Amazon Forests. Moving on, the incessant striking of keys signals the arrival at the computer cluster within the periodical section. A woman paces around the room proofreading her printout while the man at the next terminal stares intently at his printer, mentally willing out each word. The hum of the computers and the consistent click of the space bars produces great output. The recycling bin, overflowing with computer printouts, is an even better indication of the amount of work being accomplished. Various individuals are found scattered throughout the rest of the building. People are sitting in every possible position except one erect. Heads disappear into couches that face each other on the second and third floor. Occasionally, a pair of intertwined hands will arise slowly above the cubicle as the owner stretches after hunching for three hours. All this is at Meyer Library. Across the way. Green Library awaits the more studious Stanfordites. The word elegant comes to mind as a mahogany card catalog with a marble top confronts the senses. Here, there is no talking, period; not even a whisper. The matching sofas and footrests appear to encourage a more somnolent ambiance. Luxuriously carpeted carrolls separate the intense stu-diers. An English major reads Chaucer sideways, making it impossible to tell if she is slumbering or not — a useful technique to employ in future occasions. A chemistry student (as evidenced by the textbook) falls asleep with book in lap, highlighter in hand, and head dropping to the side. The only sound is his even breathing, which coincides with the rhythm of the air ventilation in perfect timing. Fatigue is evidenced by the large quantity of self-administered massages. As the hand cups the head, the fingers rub the temples, the nose-bridge and the eye sockets. Acupressure should be declared an essential skill and taught in college-survival courses. Frustration is marked by hand-ruffled hair at moments of What do I do now? Alas, all good things must come to an end. As the night draws to a finish, the P.A. system blares the message: Green Library will close in 15 minutes. At this announcement, people frantically squeeze out the last few words of desparation. Everyone stirs from respective positions of leg over side of couch, head on table, and bare feet on footrest. Slowly, the library comes alive as people file down the stairs, past the book-checkers, and out the doors. The clock tower chimes 11 o'clock and the sprinkler goes on. A sign of relief is felt by the majority, but a few merely engage in The Nerd March and continue the night in good ol' Meyer. JOHN HENRY AND CECIL H THE CLASSROOM EFRON PAREDES PAREDES CALLECOS Ef RON ROMKRBN SOUZA. N w� jnd Publication 97 CUERVA 102 CAREER MOVES It's hard to believe that students at Stanford eventually leave this place, but seniors donned business suits as spring approached, and an even larger group of students puzzled over summer employment and internships. They carefully eyed the typewriters or w’ord processors as they typed (for the umpteenth time) the critical resume or job application. Their eyes darted all over crowded bulletin boards, and searched for that perfect opening. Finally, all students converged at an unimposing building near White Plaza called the Career Planning and Placement Center (CPPC). It was the starting point of many trajectories into the real world. To a novice, entering the CPPC was like being handed a map with infinite roads and destinations. The towering stacks of fliers, binders, and various business folders intimidated many students. It was often disorientating to be in a place where the focus was clearly beyond that of academic learning and grading. However, the student could concentrate his or her energies in the computer-based search network, Odyssey. Summer internship possibilities, employer literature, and career planning guidelines could be found at the touch of a button. Students scribbled down addresses and phone numbers and crammed their binders with fliers as they sifted through the immeasurable amount of information at the CPPC. While browsing through this crush of information, many students were faced with the question: What should I do in the future? In this instance the CPPC provided its most valuable service, one-to-one counseling for the students. Nine full-time professional counselors helped students who were deluded by career myths and were confused about the job search. The counselors helped them clarify their desires into concrete goals, and eased the transition from academic life into the job market. The CPPC helped students to gain a foothold in the market place through various steps. First, the student chose prospective job fields and identified potential job openings by searching through the resources of the CPPC. The second step was learning how to market one's abilities in the resume and during the interview process. The CPPC provided many opportunities to polish one's presentation by offering workshops that included mock interviews and helpful strategies. Finally, 450 organizations, ranging from Hughes Aircraft to the Fremont Unified School District, descended on the CPPC to conduct 9000 interviews of anxious job seekers. For those not looking for a permanent job, the CPPC was a great place to start looking for a part-time job that would provide good experience. A student in need of money scanned the part-time bulletin board, and found work as a waiter at Ramona's or as a clerical assistant on campus. The crowded internship board advertised internships in the American Broadcasting Company or the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D.C. Despite its role as a liaison between academics and the outside world, the CPPC's main concern was the individual student. Among other services, the CPPC kept students' references and transcripts for graduate schools or employers. The CPPC also reached out to students through other campus organizations, like the Bechtel International Center, Stanford-in-Government, and Stanford-in-Business. Most importantly, the CPPC served as an exploration ground, a self-knowledge stimulator, and springboard to potentially exciting experiences. MAJOW Wo: Tn, A. MAJORS EVENT MALLARI Oppowte pjgc photo by SOUZA NVw jnd Publication MALLARI 107 REFLECTIONS Academics is a mere part of education, a part that can be standardized, curved, presented in a sheet of paper. For those that left Stanford on June 12, 1988, a sheet of paper with fancy calligraphy represented a culmination of four — more or less — years of education here on the Farm. The year in academe was notable. The Great Debate ignited the campus with questions pertaining to race and sex equalities. The battle raged on nationally, with the U.S. Secretary of Education jumping into the ring to offer his punches. Though the debate was resolved, we can be certain that the struggle occurred. This struggle is something that we read about, wrote essays over and experienced. It had its roots in academe for it started with the question, Why? Aside from that, in the academic part of Stanford life, we witnessed the departure of some prominent faculty and staff. Paradoxically, this near brain drain contradicted our reputation as the top university in the nation. The yield rate for incoming freshman rose perceptibly, and the new Dean of Undergraduate Studies began to closely monitor the courses offered. Yet some things stayed the same, as one walk through Meyer or Green during Dead Week surely proved. While we appeared to be Californian beach bums to the rest of the nation, we knew that pleasure in the sun is heavily diluted with work in the classroom. But what a range of choices! One could take classes in anything from SCUBA diving to filmmaking to organic chemistry to ME101. As if that's not enough, one could venture overseas to enjoy coffee in a sidewalk cafe or bask in the sun on a foreign beach. When one returned from these types of adventures, numerous resources were available to offer advice on classes, majors, even careers. Such a comprehensive education was what a Stanford diploma, worth well over $70,000, symbolized. Is it any wonder that we were so attractive to wide-eyed high school seniors ready to explore the possibilities that Stanford has to offer? As Adlai Stevenson (and President Kennedy) said, And don't forget when you leave why you came. 108 109 ATHLETICS MBIB TOP LEFT: Who says Stanford doesn't get physical BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Senior Marshall Dillard receive a hand-off from sophomore quarterback Brian John son. BOTTOM INNER LEFT: Intensity like this mad inside linebacker Kevin Richardson, a senior, Defcn sive Player of the Game in the Washington and Cali fornia games. RIGHT: Senior wide receiver Jeff Jame snatches the ball from the hands of a UCLA play FAR RIGHT: The Stanford Cardinal, head-to-hea with UCLA, prepares for action. 114 BARNES ONE IMPORTANT SUCCESS FROM THIS SEASON IS THAT THE OLDER GUYS DEMONSTRATED TO THE YOUNGER PLAYERS THAT STANFORD FOOTBALL DOESN'T GIVE UP. AND WE DIDN'T. AND THE SECOND HALF OF OUR SEASON SHOWED THAT. —SENIOR WIDE RECEIVER JEFF JAMES, ALL-AMERICA (AP) HONORABLE MENTION ALL THE KING'S HORSES AND ALL THE KING'S MEN COULDN'T PUT THE CARDINAL BACK TOGETHER AGAIN. -SENIOR FULLBACK MARSHALL DILLARD ON BEGINNING-SEASON INJURIES SEASON RECORD: 5-6 BARNES 115 BOYMAN. Dally FAR LEFT: Jeff James reacts to a disappointing loss to San Jose State University. TOP CENTER: Sophomore Jon Volpe rushes out of the back field. TOP RIGHT: James focuses on one of his four catches against UCLA. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Stanford defense finds gang tackling effective. BOTTOM CENTER: Freshman Jayson Stark hopes to be a big part of future Stanford football success. TONG 116 117 RIGHT: Senior tailback Brad Muster is always a few steps ahead of the defense. BOTTOM: Wrapped from behind by senior defensive tackle Sean Scheller and in front by All-America (AP) Honorable Mention noseguard Ray Huckestein, this Weenie's going nowhere. LEFT: All Pac-10 Honorable Mention outside linebacker Kurt Colehower puts some muscle on the ball. Photography by SAIK BIG GAME EVEN THOUGH WE LOST THE FIRST FEW GAMES, THIS TEAM HAD ENOUGH CHARACTER TO PULL ITSELF TOGETHER FOR A SUCCESSFUL '2ND-HALF' SEASON. AND IT COULDN'T HAVE COME TOGETHER AT A BETTER TIME—AGAINST CAL. -SENIOR DOUG ROBISON, ALL-AMERICA (AP) HONORABLE MENTION PUNTER FINAL SCORE: 31-7 TONC WHEN THINGS DON'T GO LIKE YOU HOPE — AND OUR SEASON DIDN'T GO AS WELL AS OUR TALENT WOULD'VE INDICATED - YOU CAN DO ONE OF TWO THINGS: MAKE EXCUSES OR DO SOME INTROSPECTION OUR TEAM WILL BE A LOT BETTER NEXT YEAR BECAUSE WE WERE ABLE TO DO THE LATTER. STEVE SCHADLER SENIOR MEN'S SEASON RECORD: 8TH IN PAC 10 WOMEN'S SEASON RECORD: TIED FOR 4TH IN PAC 10 SAIK 120 CROSS COUNTRY SAIK TONG FAR LEFT: Junior James Alborough was among the top distance runners in the conference this year. TOP FAR LEFT: Freshman Wendy Neely, one of the top recruits in the nation, on her way to a 34th place finish at the District Eight Regionals. BOTTOM: This Stanford runner appears to be finished for the day. TOP NEAR LEFT: Freshman Maty Mendoza, All-America Sophomore Carol Gray, and freshman Jamie Fallon running the 5000m. ABOVE: Timekeeper Mr. Hawley allows no time to go by unwatched. 121 RUCKER. Daily WATER POLO THIS SEASON MIGHT SEEM ANTICLIMACTIC AFTER WINNING TWO NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS, BUT EVERY SEASON IS SPECIAL WHEN REFLECTING UPON THE FRIENDSHIPS MADE. -SENIOR MATT TINGLER ALL-AMERICAN, CAPTAIN IT WASN'T A DREAM SEASON, BUT IT HAD ITS MOMENTS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, WE WERE RANKED 1 AND BEAT THE TOP FOUR TEAMS ... IT WAS THE MOST COMPETITIVE SEASON I'VE SEEN, A YEAR WHERE EVERYONE BEAT EVERYONE ELSE. WE JUST DIDN'T BEAT THE RIGHT PEOPLE AT THE END OF THE YEAR. -SENIOR ERICH FISCHER 1ST TEAM ALL AMERICAN SEASON RECORD: 20-9 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Coach Dante Delta-manti. BOTTOM: Driver Matt Tingler is poised to strike. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Junior driver Andrew Lawson hunts for the open shot. TOP RIGHT: Tingler finds his chance to shoot one by the goalie. CENTER: Senior Obi Greenman gets big against California at Big Splash. BOTTOM: Holeman Erich Fischer always draws a crowd of defenders. LEFT: Freshman Patricia Mcjennett leads the attack in Stanford's 3 0 shutout of Chico State. RIGHT: Junior Kat Thomas scored two goals in the Cardinal's 3-2 victory over UOP. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Stanford goalie Karen Jones, with help from teammate Lena Slachmuijlder, makes a diving stop. BON DU FLU HOW DO I DESCRIBE OUR SEASON? SERIOUS FUN!!! - ALISON SMITH JUNIOR, TRI-CAPTAIN THIS IS THE TEAM THAT WILL NEVER DIE. — WANDA KAY KEY JUNIOR, TRI-CAPTAIN IT WAS A GREAT SEASON AND I'M REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR. - AMI CHITWOOD SENIOR, TRI-CAPTAIN SEASON RECORD: 10-6-1 124 WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY yrngfai TONC 125 SAILING TENDS TO BE AN INDIVIDUAL SPORT, BUT THIS WAS ONE OF THE STRONGEST AND CLOSEST COLLEGE SAILING TEAMS THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN. THEY SUPPORTED AND CARED FOR EACH OTHER AND IT WAS A PLEASURE TO WATCH THIS TEAM DEVELOP. —BLAKE MIDDLETON COACH SEASON RECORD: 6TH IN DINGHY NATIONALS 4TH IN TEAM RACE NATIONALS Photography by SAIK 126 SAILING FAR LEFT: Freshman Dave Dowd makes pre-race adjustments before hitting the water. TOP: Senior Allie Rowe and freshman Peter Schmuhl on a run. LEFT: Sophomores Kim Grose and Dan Gilchrist lean into the water to achieve more speed on a close haul. BELOW: Skipper and crew, freshman Scott Dale and senior Courtney Biggert, race for the mark in the Stanford Invitational. BOTTOM: LUSTs vie for position as they round the mark. CREW f TOP LEFT: The men's frosh novice 4 boat pulls ahead to a first place finish. BOTTOM LEFT: The women's varsity 8 recover after the opening race of the season. TOP RIGHT: The varsity men walk away from the competition to take first in a regatta with UCSB and UC DAVIS. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ratio. 128 ON PAPER THE VARSITY DIDN'T DO AS WELL AS WE'D HOPED, BUT IT'S NOT THE WIN LOSS TOTALS THAT MAKE CREW SPECIAL, IT'S THE TEAM ... THE BOND THAT DEVELOPS BETWEEN TEAMMATES 1 IS SOMETHING YOU CAN'T FIND , ANYWHERE ELSE. IN THAT SENSE, IT'S ALWAYS A WINNING SEASON. —QUENTIN STOREY SENIOR, CAPTAIN STANFORD CREW: GREAT FRIENDS, AND BEATING CAL ... THERE'S NOTHING BETTER. -CRAIG BOUCK SENIOR, CO-CAPTAIN MEN'S SEASON RECORD: 3RD IN PACIFIC COAST WOMEN'S SEASON RECORD: 4TH IN PACIFIC COAST Photography by GALLEGOS 129 MEN'S GYMNASTICS NEVER HAS DOING SO WELL HURT SO MUCH. I MEAN OUR TEAM KICKED, BUT WE CAME IN FOURTH (IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP) ... BY NO MEANS WAS FOURTH PLACE BAD, BUT IT WAS JUST ONE PLACE SHORT OF WHERE WE WANTED TO BE. —RANDY BESOSA SENIOR, CO-CAPTAIN THIS WAS THE BEST TEAM EVER AT STANFORD ... WE HAVE FIVE GUYS TRYING FOR THE OLYMPICS IN '88 - YOU'RE NOT GOING TO FIND THAT TOO OFTEN WITH ADMISSIONS STANDARDS LIKE STANFORD'S. —SADAO HAMADA HEAD COACH SEASON RECORD: 21-5 2ND IN PAC 10 4TH IN NCAA TOP: Senior co-captain and All-American Mike Mate-zek displays his strength on the rings. LEFT: Senior Chuck Gerardo postsa 9.65on the high bar to help the Cardinals defeat the Bears. FAR LEFT: Conrad Voor-sanger exhibits picture perfect form en route to a Cardinal victon- over SJSU. 131 topolovac WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS UJtMAN STAY FOCUSED, GET PSYCHED AND GO OUT THERE AND HIT ROUTINES! —TEAM RALLYING CRY Ul OH, AND DON'T FORCET-HAVE FUN! —TEAM RALLYING CRY 2 SEASON RECORD: 6-1 1ST IN PAC 10 3RD IN NCAA BULK TOP LEFT: Sophomore Becky Ashton on the vault. TOP RIGHT: Junior Cheryl Doo helps Stanford beat Fullerton with this exercise. Stanford's score of 185.1 broke their highest away meet score. LEFT: Ashton completes a backspring on the balance beam. ABOVE: Senior Alison McCann helps Stanford vault to a victory over Berkeley. 133 MEN'S SOCCER t r SAIK FAR LEFT: Sophomore Mark Semioli, a Third Team All-American, displays strength and style against Sacramento State. LEFT TOP: Westergren, with a skillful kick from behind, attempts to score against a surprised Sac State goalie. LEFT BOTTOM: Senior Pat Sheehy heads the ball beyond the surrounding Washington State players as junior Kevin Woodhouse and Mahaffey stay close to assist. TONG THE FACT THAT OUR RECORD WASN'T OUTSTANDING OVERSHADOWED UNPRECEDENTED VICTORIES OVER UCLA, USE FRESNO STATE, AND BERKELEY ALL IN ONE YEAR BRIAN MAHAFFEY SENIOR, CO-CAPTAIN THE SEASON HAD A LOT OF UPS AND DOWNS, BUT IT PUT THE PROGRAM BACK ON THE MAP AND PAVED THE WAY FOR THE UPCOMING YEARS. TIM WESTERGREN SENIOR SEASON RECORD: 9-9-3 135 WOMEN'S SOCCER SAIK MURPHY saik THE TEAM'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS WERE WAY BEYOND MY EXPECTATIONS ... WE MADE REALLY SIGNIFICANT BEGINNINGS AND HAVE ATTRACTED A LOT OF OUTSTANDING RECRUITS. — BERHANE ANDEBERHAN, HEAD COACH SEASON RECORD: 4-11-4 LEFT: Sophomore forward Kelly MeDevitt prepares to pass away from a lurking Texas A M defender. FAR LEFT: Pre-game warm-ups can be intense. TOP MIDDLE: The Cardinal won this game 2-0 versus Texas A M on goals by leading scorers Jennifer Rowland and Tonya Antonucci. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Perfect kicking form! ABOVE: Defense like this helped goalie Elisc Edwards record three goals on the season, tops on the squads. I 137 IT WAS A ROUGH SEASON BECAUSE WE HAD A YOUNG TEAM. BUT WHEN (U.S. NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER) SCOTT FORTUNE COMES BACK AND WITH OUR NEW RECRUITS WE SHOULD BE AWESOME. -BRAD NELSON SENIOR, CAPTAIN UNFORTUNATELY W'E WERE ON THE WRONG END OF SOME MATCHES THAT COULD HAVE GONE EITHER WAY. NEXT YEAR WE'LL HAVE THE EXPERIENCE TO MAKE THEM GO OUR WAY. -DAVE JOHNSON JUNIOR SEASON RECORD: 11-19 8TH IN WIVA 13TH IN NCAA I 138 FAR LEFT: Freshman John Alstrom goes up for the kill. TOP LEFT: Sophomore Craig Forsyth tries to maneuver away from the UCLA front line. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Dan Hanan, Forsyth and freshman Jay Ogas converge on the block. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior David Look lunges for the save. 139 PkxojMphy by Bf'KR WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL 140 NEVER HAVE 1 SHARED SO MUCH AS I HAVE WITH MY TEN TEAMMATES ... LONG LIVE THE DEATH-MARCH AND STATION DRILL. - TERESA SMITH, SENIOR THE SEASON WAS REWARDING IN EVERY WAY. WE WERE NOT ONLY A GROUP OF PLAYERS -BUT A GROUP OF FRIENDS. — LAURA OLESEN, JUNIOR TEAM EFFORT BROUGHT REWARDS BEYOND THE VICTORIES ON THE COURT - RUBEN NIEVES, ASSISTANT COACH SEASON RECORD: 29-7 TONG SAIK TOP LEFT: Senior setter Wendi Rush dives to recover a spike. Rush was voted Pac-10 Player of the Year for her efforts on the Cardinal team. LEFT: Senior captain Nancy Reno and freshman Tracy Hughes defend the Stanford net, ensuring a victors’ over Arizona. TOP RIGHT: Spiker Laura Oleson spots the ball for a kill. The Cardinal placed second in the NCAA Final Four and finished No. 3 in the nation. 141 MAPLES PAVILLION IS A GREAT HOME COURT. THE PLACE WAS ALIVE AND THE STUDENTS WERE WILD. WE'RE VERY ANXIOUS TO BUILD A BASKETBALL TRADITION AT STANFORD. —MIKE MONTGOMERY HEAD COACH WE ACCOMPLISHED A LOT MORE THAN A LOT OF TEAMS IN THE PAST THAT HAVE COME OUT OF STANFORD. BUT WE FEEL WE CAN DO BETTER. WE TOOK A BIG STEP FORWARD FOR THE STANFORD PROGRAM. —TERRY TAYLOR JUNIOR SEASON RECORD: 21-12 4TH IN PAC 10 142 TOPOLOVAC MEN'S BASKETBALL OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Terry Taylor demonstrates the hustle that has made him one of the Pac 10s top point guards. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Junior center Howard Wright pulls in one of the many rebounds that made him the team leader (7.7 average) in rebounding for the third straight year. LEFT: Junior guard Scott Meinert drives through traffic. ABOVE: Coach Montgomery is incredulous about a bad call. saik 143 TOPOLOVAC MURPHY FAR LEFT AND LEFT: Third year All-Pac 10 guard and Stanford top scorer. Junior Todd Lichti provides some of his magic during a first round NIT game against Long Beach BOTTOM NEAR: The Cardinal and Maples Pavilion crowd celebrate victory over top-ranked Arizona. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Sophomore guard Oliver Cunningham makes his way past a William and Mary defender. BATEMAN SAIK 145 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WE DID 50 MANY THINGS THAT STANFORD HAS NEVER DONE BEFORE. WE PROVED OURSELVES AS A TEAM AND EARNED THE RESPECT WE DESERVED FROM THE OTHER TEAMS. I KNOW WE HAVEN'T TOUCHED OUR POTENTIAL. I CANT WAIT UNTIL NEXT YEAR. - JENNIFER AZZI SOPHOMORE EVEN THOUGH THE SEASON SEEMED TO END ON A LOW NOTE, I THINK WE HAD A GREAT TEAM, AND I AM CONFIDENT THAT WE WILL BE IN THE FINAL FOUR NEXT YEAR. - KATY STEDING SOPHOMORE THE SEASON WAS A TASTE OF WHAT WE CAN ACCOMPLISH IN THE YEARS TO COME. - CELESTE LAVOIE FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD: 25-3 FAR LEFT: Freshman guard Sonja Henning powers her way through the crowd under the basket as senior Kami Anderson prepares for a possible rebound. MIDDLE: The team leader in rebounds, junior center Jill Janke puts up her favorite hook shot. LEFT: Arizona defenders fail to pressure freshman center Tammy Svoboda. 147 BATEMAN BATEMAN 148 FAR LEFT: Sophomore forward Katy Steding reaches across her defender to grab a loose ball. LEFT: Set for her shot, freshman Trisha Stevens eyes the net. BELOW: Leading scorer Jennifer Azzi, a sophomore guard, is surprised by an airborne Oregon State University player. BASKIN N 149 WRESTLING BKER WE HAD A GREAT SEASON FOR AS YOUNG A TEAM AS WE HAD ... IT WILL ONLY GET BETTER. - terry McIntyre SENIOR, TRI-CAPTAIN OUT OF OUR FOUR TOP COMPETITORS - STEVE YARBROUGH, STEVE BUDDY, TERRY McINTYRE, AND RON PERRY — THREE WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR ... THIS WAS YEAR NUMBER TWO FOR REBUILDING, AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE'LL SOON BE IN THE THICK OF IT AGAIN. - CHRIS HORPEL COACH DUAL MEET RECORD: 5-8 150 FAR LEFT: Sophomore standout Steve Yarbrough squares off against his UCDavis opponent. LEFT: Senior Tri-captain Terrj- McIntyre uses a headlock to control the action. TOP LEFT: Sophomore Trent Smith maneuvers against his opponent. BOTTOM RICHT: Ron Perry in charge of the situation. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman James Dinette works to avoid a takedown. BELOW: Steve Brodie about to start another round. BEER 151 FENCING BELOW: Sophomore Duncan Bell sols up for a prime pari post maneuver. FAR RIGHT: Richard Reader, a sophomore, readies his epee for the attack. BOTTOM: Junior Craig Ring avoids his opponent's blade with a swift passe. RIGHT: Bell scores against a sloppy San Francisco State defense. Photography by BEER 152 WOMEN'S SEASON RECORD: 8-8 HOW COULD YOU MISS? MASK IS BIG, LIKE WATERMELON. — SOPHOMORE JIM FARRELL, QUOTING MEN'S HEAD COACH ZORAN TULUM MEN'S SEASON RECORD: 11-6 FENCING IS KIND OF NEAT AT THIS SCHOOL BECAUSE YOU CAN TAKE UP A KID WHO HAS NEVER FENCED BEFORE AND TURN HIM INTO AN ALL-AMERICAN OR NCAA CHAMPION. — SHERRY POSTHUMUS WOMEN'S HEAD COACH r MEN'S SWIMMING “40 ALTHOUGH THERE WERE TIMES WHEN WE DOUBTED OUR ABILITY, WE MANAGED TO PULL TOGETHER AND WIN THE PAC 10 CHAMPIONSHIP. —DOUG LILLYDAHL SOPHOMORE SEASON RECORD: 5-5 1ST IN PAC 10 3RD IN NCAA I WONT FORGET CHRISTMAS TRAINING. WE SWAM—QUITE A BIT. -JEFF ABRAMS FRESHMAN WE NEVER GAVE UP, AND WE CAME OUT STRONG IN THE END. -BYRON BURSON SOPHOMORE I FAR LEFT: Senior tri-captain Matt Nance surges towards the finish line. ABOVE: Sophomore John Wit-chel glides through the lane in the freestyle competition. MIDDLE LEFT: Nance displays the fierce competitive spirit which has made him a winner during the breast stroke event. NEAR LEFT: Senior tri-captain Anthony Mosse demonstrates the butterfly. g 155 WOMEN'S SWIMMING MIDDLF. RIGHT: SeniorSusan Rapp, the holderof the American record in the 200 yard breaststroke and member of the 1980 and 1984 American Olympic teams, swims to victory. FAR RIGHT: Junior Jenna Johnson's quick butterfly turns make her an All-American sprinter. NEAR RIGHT: Sophomore Jill Johnson surfaces during the 100 yard breaststroke at the 1988 NCAA championships. BELOW: Stacy Shupe, an All-American swimmer during each of her four years at Stanford, heads to victory. i. t1 n � 11_________!_ SAIK SAIK • WE HAD OUR UPS AND DOWNS. THE SWIMMING WENT WELL, THE EXPERIENCE WAS GREAT, BUT THE TEAMMATES ARE WHAT MADE OUR FIVE HOURS OF PRACTICE A DAY WORTHWHILE. BONSAL!!! —STACY SHUPE SENIOR, ALL-AMERICAN SEASON RECORD: 6-1 1ST IN PAC 10 3RD IN NCAA 157 TONG TRACK AND FIELD OUR TEAM'S PROGRESS CAN BE SEEN VERY EASILY JUST BY COMPARING LAST YEAR'S RESULTS TO THE RESULTS OF THIS YEAR. WHILE THE WOMEN BEAT CAL, AND THE MEN LOST BY ONLY A POINT, LAST YEAR CAL BEAT US. SO I'D SAY THIS YEAR INDICATES A MUCH-IMPROVED PROGRAM. WE REALLY CAME TOGETHER TO LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR A PRODUCTIVE NEXT FEW YEARS. -JOHN POWELL DISCUS COACH MEN'S SEASON RECORD: 6TH IN PAC 10 32ND IN NCAA WOMEN'S SEASON RECORD: 6TH IN PAC 10 9TH IN NCAA FAR LEFT AMD ABOVE: Picture perfect form displayed by two athletes during the annual Track and Field Classic at Stanford Stadium. LEFT: Senior Henry Green takes off . 159 RCCKKR MEN'S TENNIS RUCKER BIER FAR RIGHT: Quick and consistent, freshman Martin Blackman sets up fora backhand winner. RIGHT: All-American freshman David Wheaton's unreturned volley wins the match and clinches the NCAA team championship victory over Louisiana State University. ABOVE: Patrick McEnroe executes a forehand kill on route to victory and a No. 10 national ranking. UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Tarango returns serve in a match against an opponent from UCLA. 160 THERE WERE A BUNCH OF STARS ON THE TEAM, AND EVERYONE WAS IMPRESSED BY HOW WE WERE ABLE TO HANG TOGETHER AS A TEAM TO WIN NCAA'S —JEFF TARANGO SOPHOMORE, ALL-AMERICAN I THINK WE PROVED THAT NOT ONLY WERE WE THE BEST TEAM ON PAPER, BUT WE WERE THE BEST TEAM IN THE NATION. —PATRICK MCENROE SENIOR, ALL-AMERICAN CAPTAIN SEASON RECORD: 25-1 1ST IN PAC 10 1ST IN NCAA BASKIN be :r WOMEN'S TENNIS YES, WE'VE WON (THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS) OTHER YEARS, BUT THIS YEAR WAS BY FAR THE MOST FUN. NO TEAM CONFLICTS FOR ONCE, AND THERE WAS LOTS OF LAUGHING. I THINK WE ALL HAD A BLAST. —CARI HAGEY SENIOR, CO-CAPTAIN IT WAS THE BEST EFFORT I'VE EVER GOTTEN OUT OF ONE OF MY STANFORD TEAMS ... IN MY NINE YEARS AT STANFORD, I'VE NEVER HAD A PERFORMANCE LIKE THAT. THEY ALL PLAYED A NOTCH ABOVE WHAT I HAD EXPECTED. -FRANK BRENNAN HEAD COACH SEASON RECORD: 27-2 1ST IN PAC 10 1ST IN NCAA FAR LEFT: Sophomore Lisa Green puts away a forehand volley on her way to her semifinal appearance at the NCAA tournament. TOP LEFT: Senior Kay Tittle keeps her eye on the ball in her match versus SDSU. ABOVE: Freshman Tami Whitlinger returns service while playing at the No. 1 singles spot. LEFT: The Stanford Women's Tennis Team, 1988 NCAA champions. 163 beer GOLF RIGHT: Senior Kay Cornelius blasts out of the bunker. BELOW: Chris Weyland tries to get a good read of the green before attempting his putt. FAR RIGHT: Freshman Jodi Figley crunches it down the middle. MURPHY I HAVE NEVER LEARNED MORE ABOUT MY GOLF GAME, BUT IT WAS MORE THAN THAT; I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT STANFORD GOLF. —JODI FIGLEY FRESHMAN, ALL-AMERICAN I LEARNED WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A COLLEGIATE PLAYER, AND I THINK IT WILL PAY OFF NEXT YEAR. -STEPHANIE PAREL SOPHOMORE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS YEAR AND LAST WAS ENCOURAGING. IT SHOWED WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR'S EXPERIENCE CAN MAKE. -BRAD BENBROOK SOPHOMORE MEN'S SEASON RECORD: 4TH IN PAC 10 WOMEN'S SEASON RECORD: 6TH IN PAC 10 18TH IN NCAA 165 SAIK BASEBALL FAR LEFT: Sophomore Paul Careys'score helps Stanford take two out of three games from UCLA. LEFT: Senior Doug Robbins gets caught in a bad spot. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Third Baseman Ed Sprague — the team leader in home runs with 22. BELOW: Freshman Mike Mussina dives into third en route to a 8-5 Cardinal victory. EFRON MURPHY I DIDN'T THINK IT WOULD BE POSSIBLE FOR US TO WIN BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPIONSHIPS BECAUSE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP LIMITS AND THE NUMBER OF OUTSTANDING TEAMS — ARIZONA STATE, WICHITA STATE AND MIAMI — THAT WE HAD TO GET BY TO GET TO THIS GAME. WE COULD HAVE QUIT DURING THE TOUGH TIMES, BUT WE KEPT WORKING HARD AND REALIZED THAT IF WE HUNG IN THERE, SOMETHING GOOD WOULD HAPPEN. —MARK MARQUESS COACH SEASON RECORD: 46-23 2ND IN PAC 10 1ST IN NCAA FFRON MURPHY 168 MURPHY RUCKER TOP LEFT: Toronto's 1st round draft choice Ed Sprague finished his Stanford career 2nd in all-time home runs. BOTTOM LEFT: Catcher Doug Robbins hit a key three-run home run in Stanford's9-5 semifinal win over Fullerton. LEFT: Stanford pitching was so overwhelming during the World series that they posted an amazing 2.69 team ERA. ABOVE: Coach Marquess has now coached Stanford to two consecutive World Series titles. 169 TOP: Freshman Coulter Richardson takes a deep breath as he enters the last lap of the race. RIGHT: A mishap at the Stanford Criterium provides the luxury of a smooth start for a lucky few. FAR RIGHT: A longtime rugby veteran, senior Robert Miller, assists on a tackle. 170 CLUB SPORTS WE HAD A REBUILDING YEAR WITH TWO NEW COACHES OPENING UP AVENUES. HOPEFULLY WITHIN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS, MEN'S RUGBY WILL HAVE THE FACILITIES AND THE SUPPORT TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE WITH THE TOP SCHOOLS IN OUR LEAGUE. -MATT STONE SENIOR CYCLING AT STANFORD IS AMAZING - THE TERRAIN, THE WEATHER AND THE PEOPLE ARE SUPERB. -COULTER RICHARDSON FRESHMAN 171 Photography by BEES RIGHT: Stanford men's lacrosse plays a tough, aggressive game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomores Debbie Brear and Ginny Cohn display style in their duet. TOP RIGHT: Squash at Stanford. BEER 172 SA!K 173 CULTURAL DIVERSITY It has often been argued that the pursuit of truth is the paramount objective of any university; and that the collection, discussion, and dissemination of knowledge is the most effective means of obtaining that elusive commodity. What then could be more critical to the fulfillment of Stanford's noble goal, than maintaining a high level of cultural diversity among its members. Different backgrounds, ideas, and most importantly, perspectives can only enhance a university's pursuit of truth. Here at Stanford, the student represents nearly every country in the world, spanning the political, economic and cultural spectrum. Each student, each different view of the world, brings us that much closer to the degree of understanding necessary to solve global problems. And more importantly, individual impressions of these 176 problems may lead to as unique and diverse solutions as their student originators. It is true that sometimes, as familiarity, diversity can breed con-With so many perspectives, ideas and solutions being represented in an environment as prone to free academic discussion as Stanford, argument serves not so much to disparage as to enlighten. Most of the time, however, diversity can only increase understanding — strengthening the bonds of cooperation, trust and friendship between all cultures, and between all people. Historic en-when given the chance to interact, and discuss their problems, often find themselves not nearly so different. And loyal friends, are given the opportunity to ever renew their friendship. And in the end, perhaps a spirit of goodwill pervades — and we are all the better for it. But sadly, there are still many problems that need to be addressed. Intolerance is not illusory, but an environment rich in cultural assortment can help to allay such feelings, and impart instead an atmosphere of acceptance. An Anthropologist once wrote: Culture is the web of meaning in which we suspend ourselves. These words ring true to many. It is impossible to operate in society without a certain set of preconceived notions and viewpoints which are endemic to one's culture. These webs of meaning which make a coherent life possible, can also hinder the cognizance of others who do not share the same definitions. But such impediments are quickly overcome when people are given the chance to understand and the opportunity to learn. And it is this desire to understand, and this demand to learn for which everyone at Stanford should continue to strive, and be extremely proud. DORM LIFE RUCKER FAR LEFT: The utterly amazing Branner sandcastle building contest. ABOVE: Another afternoon football contest. NEAR LEFT: “the only way to study.' 179 Photo on oppowte pjR by BEER LEFT TOP: AToyon rendition of the hit musical Grease. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: With the proliferation of Apple computers on campus, it is hard to imagine not using one for a term paper. LEFT CENTER BOTTOM: The latest in study while you sleep technology. BOTTOM: and a scoop of that grey stuff . BELOW CENTER: Not to be outdone by other living groups, Branner produced an original play. Studio 42, which received rave reviews. SAIK RUCKER LEHMAN FAR LEFT TOP: Just another house meeting . FAR LEFT CENTER: An aspiring Willie Mosconnie takes aim. BOTTOM CENTER: Stephen Dial puts the finishing touches on his masterpiece. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dorm Elections. BELOW: Another bear bites the dust . NEAR LEFT: Prompt service and Italian cuisine are the trademarks of La Case Italiana. RUCKER 184 PARTIES So you say that you're tired from a long week of boring lectures and endless assignments. You complain that you have fifteen midterms this week in classes that you don't quite remember enrolling. You say that you need to relax to some non-stop, intensified fun? Then going to a few Stanford Parties is just what the Proctor ordered. Few things are more important to a true Stanfordite than spending the nights (and early mornings) and unwinding with two or three hundred close friends, the perfect music, and a small ocean of continuous liquid refreshment. The Stanford party season has begun and this year, like last year, and every year before that, Stanford leads the way in setting new landmarks in the long tradition of Party History. The range of parties at Stanford cannot be overestimated. Celebrations ranging from the small social gathering to the true, all encompassing, Parthenon party blowout can be found if the enterprising Stanford party goer looks hard enough. Indeed, one need not even LOOK at all, if you follow the music and party noise you will unerringly home in on the action. Besides size and intensity, Stanford parties run the thematic spectrum as well. Clubs, Frats, Dorms, and Associations representing nearly every interest Continued on next page LEHMAN LEHMAN LEFT: Here, have a taste . TOP: The remains of a fun Christmas celebration. ABOVE: Just another Friday night get-together. 185 and cause are always offering excuses to celebrate, providing great opportunities for the committed party fanatic. For the new student, and the not so new student, the Stanford Dorm parties are fastmov-ing, and provide great opportunities to make new friends. The Club and Association parties bring together a wide range of the Stanford student body, perhaps united by a common cause other than the desire to have fun. And for concentrated, high velocity, maximum amplitude party enjoyment, the Fraternities can always be counted on. But the Stanford student knows that there doesn't have to be any particular reason to party. Just party for the sake of partying: A philosophy which serves the student body well, and at Stanford — always leads to fun. TOP: Ayoung scientist explains his beer cloning technique. RIGHT AND FAR RIGHT: The annual Whitman Exotic Erotic Ball and Ujama Casino Night are “must go to's for Stanford students. 186 PEARSON QUAD MORNING LERMAN' LEHMAN’ BEER TOP LEFT AND FAR LEFT: Those students which stay up with the owls have a hard time rising with the eagles. ABOVE: Many students in the Stanford community attend morning religious services. NEAR LEFT: Good Morning' 189 GETTING AROUND TONG 191 MIDDAY 192 DESOMBKf MAI. LARI Tresiccer L� u memorial union upper level lower level Associated Students Sluder Orgartzatton Services STARTS Stanford'' hwork S Crf ! ufv -lion ATM TM Ramp lower level Union Crossroads Grand Marketplace Comer Pocket Coffee House Information Certer Ticket Offices Stanford Hairstyling The Store 1 OTSTWO CorrputerOBter Rea °ation Center Bicyefe Registration Video Games QUAD MIDDLE LEFT TOP: The lawn in front of Tresidder Union makes for a pleasant place to relax and to enjoy the lunch hour. MIDDLE LEFT: The delicious aroma of barbecue chicken and grilled hamburgers from the Patio Grill tantalizes the lunch time crowd. FAR LEFT: The patio ground provide room to catch up on those last minute assignments. TOP: Students enjoy the wide variety of food available during each lunch hour. LEFT: The Fleet Street Singers are featured at a noon Concert sponsored by the Student Arts at Stanford (STARTS). 193 194 THE HAPPENING PLACE SAIK I UNO FAR LEFT TOP: Mixed Company performs one of its many popular comic interludes. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Christmas shoppers browse through the 16th Annual Stanford Christmas Fair, looking over the artwork displayed by Bay Area artists. CENTER: The vivacious Square Roots, a guitar and bass duo originally from Berkeley, makes one of their regular appearances at White Plaza. TOP: At the Safer Sex Shoppe table, members of the Stanford AIDS Education Project sell safer sex products and distribute pamphlets about the products. LEFT: Sigma Chi pledges lipsvnc on the front patio of Tresidder Union. 195 JONES MALLARI FAR LEFT BOTTOM AND TOP: Vendors and artists in White Plaza bring their crafts to share with students. LEFT: A Women's Center sponsored dance performance helps to increase campus awareness of women's history. BOTTOM: Evening Coffee House patrons are entertained by local musicians and comedians. LEJCHTER 197 CROWD PLEASER As the noon sun climbs over Palo Alto, a solemn hush falls upon the land. The world-famous Stanford Band is about to present its Tribute to Vincent Van Gogh. But not all is right in this respectable roost, for that arch-fiend of flight, the Penguin (aka the Prince of Pigeons, the Sultan of Swallows, the Emperor of Emus) has stolen the show! Fear not, just-minded citizens; Batman and Robin have read the script and are quick and keen to the call of calamity. The Capped Crusaders carefully corner the cowering crook, but wait! What's this? That dastardly devil has prepared a Green Smoke Umbrella, giving him and the special effects men time to prepare some sort of cheesy escape! The pernicious Penquin parachutes to his perilous perch atop the penile pinnacle of Hoover Tower. But our stalwart heros will not be daunted. The Dynamic Duo mightily mounts the monstrous monument ('which is conveniently recumbent) and dose vicious battle with the avaricious avian. POW! SOCKOH BIFF!!! MUFFY!!!! As the dust settles (along with stuntmen), it becomes clear that the Penguin has been plucked! Batman and Robin have saved the show from the crusty clutches of cantankerous cataclysm, but alas, not in time for it to be presented. Ah well... Our arrangement of “Starry, Starry Night wasn't all that great anyway. 198 TAKING A MAILARI TONG BREAK FAR LEFT: A pair of jugglers practices their routine. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: Concentration and deftness of foot are two kevs to success in a game of Hackvsack. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: An afternoon dip in the claw is enough to relax even the most fevered Stanford students. NEAR LEFT: No campus structure is off limits from Frisbee golfers . ABOVE: Tia Chi is a favorite method of relaxation among many Stanford students. s. « v+s INTERMURALS FAR RIGHT: Ultimate — the hottest game in town. RIGHT: A swimmer patiently waits for her teammates hand to touch the wall before taking off. BELOW: A tough point. BOTTOM: A shot on goal. CAU.ECOS KATZ YAN 202 3 — LENDING A HELPING HAND Contemplating Plato, solving for variable x, and taking notes are major parts of college life. All of this may seem overwhelming, but for those involved with the Stanford Volunteer Network (SVN), college life was more substantial. Public service is really a magical experience that's so broad that everyone can find something to do, commented Mandy Alvardo. To demonstrate the myriad activities a student can do, one Saturday in the fall and spring quarters the versatile volunteers did everything from baking cookies to washing cars to showcasing their talents on stage — all this in the spirit of helping others. But the generosity did not stop there. Some Stanford students spent several hours a week tutoring and sharing time with children from East Palo Alto and other nearby communities. Others gave time projects which served the poor from not only the neighboring communities but also the entire Bay Area. Through the SVN, you can make a difference was not just a motto, but a reality. LEFT: As a part of the Big Sister Little Sister program, many students tutor and share valuable time with children. RIGHT: Through thick and thin, volunteers for SPOON, a campus wide hunger-fighting project, distribute food to the needy in East Palo Alto. BOTTOM: Cardenal residents wash cars to raise fund for the SVN during a Reach Out Today weekend. 205 FULL COVERAGE BELOW: Senior Jim Sure makes sure everyone who passes through White Plaza knows that a new Chaparrel issue is out. NEAR RIGHT: Darkroom manager freshman Caroline Katz spends another late night making sure Quad pictures are printed perfectly. CENTER: Seniors Jeff Silbertand Kim Davis doing their weekly KZSU show. TOP FAR RIGHT: Getting a hot tip. Daily editor Bob Michitarian pounces on a late-breaking story. saik FROM CLASSICAL TO CONTEMPORARY 208 FAR LEFT: Dedicated orchestra members Rebecca Baron, Alvson Steele, Chuck Seiber, and Michael Jones make their way to perform at Dinkelspiel to raise money for the Stanford Symphony-Orchestra's East-Asian tour. LEFT: Conductor Andor Toth rehearses with the Symphony Orchestra in preparation for their Autumn concert. BOTTOM: At the Center for Computer Resources, Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at the Knoll, two musicians jam on thecellotoand the synthesizer. LEHMAN 209 STAYING IN SHAPE ABOVE: Encina weight room's steady stream of students all pursue the goal of staying in shape. FAR RIGHT: A dedicated runner doing a stadium . MIDDLE TOP: For those who do not like to exercise by themselves, aerobic classes are offered year-round to students across campus. RIGHT: Junior Hilary Smith's dance class warm-up combines stretching her body as well as her mind. MIDDLE BOTTOM: The beautiful foothills surrounding the Dish is perhaps the most scenic jogging route on campus. MURRAY LAKE LAG BELOW: Two sailors seem to have a small problem. RIGHT: Two more sailors are attempting to correct the same problem that their friends have. NEAR TOP RIGHT: 'a little too high”. FAR TOP RIGHT: Everyone has a good time at Lake Lag. FAR RIGHT MIDDLE: A group of students spend a lazy afternoon in the middle of the lake. FAR RIGHT BOTTOM: A sunset over the lake is something Stanford students cannot forget. QUAD Daily QUAD ____- EVENING CENTER TOP: The Stanford Eating dub, perhaps better known to most students as the Stanford Pub , provides a local meal when dorm food just won't cut it. RIGHT TOP: Tonight's the Night . RIGHT MIDDLE: Live weekly entertainment at the Coffee House gives students a chance to escape from their studies. FAR LEFT: A Palo Alto Sushi bar provides students with yet another choice for their dinner dining. NEAR LEFT: Palo Alto's finest. 215 I MIDNIGHT It is our duty to report the strange tradition of the Full Moon. Some say this tradition is evidence of a mystic streak of makeup of 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 the 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. 1964 Stanford Quad All photo by MALLARI I Adams 1. Yvonne Samaniego 2. Konstantin Guericke 3. Sabina Chen 4. Jeff Gospe 5. Marvin Tam 6. Cliff Yee 7. Monica Van Campen 8. Marilyn Rcplogte 9. Chanel Wheeler 10. Karin Fehlman 11. Scott McManigal 12. Rick Gould 13. Miguel Tam 14. Sandy Salazar 15. Stephanie Kakos 16. Ken Wan 17. Tom Malley 18. Dave Newmark 19. Wei Hu 20. Pat Peterson 21. Jeff Cathrall 22. Margaret Reckers 23. Mike Fodor 24. John Hogan 25. Milla Logue 26. Ehud Havazelez 27. Bill Penney 28. Andy Weis 29. Jennifer Watson 30. Markus Wallgrcn 31. Dave Sawyer 32. Brendan Healey 33. Barry Birch 34. Lester Baskin 35. Chris Adamson 36. Monica Morse 37. Will Ferguson 38. Claudia Hess 39. Kimmy Carter 40. John McCarthy 41. Cammie Kahn 42. Allyson Willoughby 43. Alice Busching 44. Jocelyn Choi 45. Grace Chang 46. Wilma Lee 47. Sandra Lee 48. Diane Boxill 49. Pedro Castillo 50. Chris Romine 51. Martin Bernal 52. Curt Cortelyou 53. Veronica Shim 220 Adelfa 1. Tim Wang 14. Jenny Jauquct 26. Betsy Streeter 2. Bryan Bunch 15. Becky Eades 27. Rob McFarland 3. Shelly McCarthy 16. Marli Higa 28. Gokhan Atcs 4. Jill Kuehnle 17. Seung Choi 29. Marlene McLarty 5. Susie Wedemeyer 18. Chris Wilson 30. Kent Borouick 6. Jules Kim 19. Scott Saul 31. Brad Bartholow 7. Karen Austin 20. Sunder 32. Guy Reynolds 8. Ann Fridlind Sethuraman 33. Ralph Delorie 9. Corona Freitag 21. Craig Young 34. Cora Henri 10. Shankar Saikia 22. Cam N'irmul 35. Philip Porter 11. Jason Martin 23. Kristen Ding 36. Michelle Stubbs 12. Jon Moo 24. Susan White 37. James Tweedie 13. N'ikki Barrett 25. Anuja Mittal 38. Dan Vernon Alondra 1. An Levitt 2. Ken White 3. Matt Ohline 4. Bill Grundy 5. Chris Kersey 6. Jorge Martin 7. Michael Garcia 8. Gary Locb 9. Jeff Tumlin 10. Andrea Cervenka 11. Josh Sanborn 12. Tim Sullivan 13. Steve Balzcr 14. Jeff Hashfield 15. Danny Sigman 16. F.liseo Padilla 17. Gabriel Klarsfeld 18. Kim Walsh 19. Amy Lehrner 20. Chris Shuttlesworth 21. Genevieve Maurer 22. John Keller 23. Christina Pisani 24. Metin Gokcen 25. Mike Corrigan 26. Kristin Kuntz 27. Amy Payc 28. Michael Stern 29. Caroline Clevenger 30. Sathaya Tor 31. Martha Rubio 32. Julie Su 33. Julie Madsen 34. Eric Richardson 35. Tom Boellstorff 36. Kai Ning 37. Buffy Desmond 38. Rob Johnstone 39. Deborah Sandine 40. Vida Tigrani 222 Alpha Sigma 1. Hal Edwards 18. Kathy Brooks 34. Steven Luire 2. John Sellers 19. Chris Goolkasian 35. Dave Dowhan 3. Ted Hoagland 20. Suze Ruhl 36. Linda Sonne 4. Valerie Kirk 21. Clark Peterson 37. Tom Bontly 5. Seth Riley 22. Nina Joblon 38. Terri Silliman 6. Diana Prinz 23. Matt Calvert 39. Demi Himmelhoch 7. Gabc Aguilera 24. Yeong Kwak 40. Tammi Witkowski 8. Greg Louden 25. Leslie Kaufman 41. Matthew Grimshaw 9. Eric Chernik 26. Jennifer Reese 42. Daniel Longoria 10 Andy Shutes 27. Marreni 43. Beth Winslow 11. Mike Pope Amirthanayagam 44. Johan Martin 12. Tom Gregory 28. Dawn Shcggeby 45. Mike Taylor 13. Conan Parker 29. Julie Moreno 46. John Flynn 14. Susan Inge 30. Debbie Barnes 47. Ashley Squier 15. Debbie Frockt 31. Ellen Strain 48. Phillip Giordano 16. Susan Chung 32. Jill Pixley 49. Ted Shen 17. Leah Todd 33. Andrea Contreras 223 AMERICAN STUDIES 1. Subodh Chandra 2. There Du Pont 3. Hugh Bethell 4. Scott Seeley 5. Anne Whitehead 6. Mark Worthington 7. Shauna Jackson 8. Paul Chin 9. Karl Seydel 10. Aaron Tsai 11. Cheryl Schneider 12. David Hornick 13. Charlotte Kwan 14. Rebecca Ohrbeck 15. Khrissy Paolino 16. Carol Freden 17. Eileen Blum 18. Michele Martinez 19. Mark Ekstrom 20. Dan Kaufman 21. Rick Starbird 22. Coco Patel 23. Helen Huang 24. Julie Mann 25. Bob Townsend 26. Nathan Martin 27. Tracy Schmidt 28. Maria Krysan 29. Karen Peterson 30. Felicia Wong 31. Cat Ley 32. April Streuber 33. Laura Lee 34. Danny Guillory 35. Tom Greisscr 36. Jackie Crawford 37. Miguel Mendez 38. Mike Reingold 39. Rob Eno 40. Tom Smegal 41. Victoria Mendez 224 M’’ ARROYO 1. John Stalker 2. Doug Gibson 3. Jeff Weinstein 4. Brad Ekstrand 5. Jeff Tripaldi 6. Matt Walker 7. Steve Clayton 8. Theo Smith 9. Quinny Cheng 10. Jen Morrison 11. Dave Lim 12. Carl Witty 13. Hamid Ehsani 14. Chun Lee 15. Jason Brauser 16. Andrea Despotes 17. Chris Watts 18. Al Lanier 19. Edward Sun 20. Shawn Slack 21. Matt Waters 22. Nick Pukctza 23. Ric Simmons 24. Blair King 25. Mike Rocklin 26. Wendell Bruckner 27. David Richard 28. Ann Elise Bowers 29. Debby Lu 30. Andy Scott 31. Jack Ottaway 32. Carol Anderson 33. Sheilon King 34. Julie Kaomea 35. Karen Bernstein 36. Chia-Ying Wang 37. Ann Marie Bender 38. Sarie Okimoto 39. Kalei Ching 40. Audrey Yu 41. Mike Laris 42. Jill Banatoski 43. Robert Headley 44. Elisabeth Kalman 45. Jodi Figley 46. Tina Mercer 47. Randy Smith 48. David Levine 49. Grace Chen Rob Robbins 51. Jeff Miehe 52. Kathy Healy 53. Matt Vaccaro 54. Steve Wilson 55. Lee Pooler 56. Matt Kanuck 57. Linda Stack 58. Chris Chamberlain 59. Jen Bloom 60. Al Richardson 61. Berna Chee 50. ATO 1. Rick Garcia 2. Roberto Gonzalez 3. Evan Lurie 4. Christian Meyer 5. Carmel Granger 6. Jeff Mewborne 7. Mike Margolis 8. Scott Coors 9. Virginia Emme 10. Brian Spain 11. Steve Bush 12. Katy Werner 13. Tami Dyer 14. Charles Bunch 15. Kelly Vervisch 16. Karin McDonald 17. Jennifer Gerton 18. Liz Lee 19. Suha Jhaveri 20. Graciela Martinez 21. Tony Jenkins 22. Susan Frank 23. Steve Schloss 24. Scott Smith 25. John Witchel 26. Kevin Jacques 27. Rick Long 28 John Tippett 29. Mike Sacco 30. Ana Siljak 31. Nancy Youn 32. Peri Allan 226 Burbank 1. Chris Walsh 2. Todd Kessinger 3. Chris Hayes 4. Jot Johnson 5. Susie Matsuno 6. Alfredo Narez 7. Jock Fricdly 8. Diana Blank 9. Rachel Oliker 10. Ani Gnanalingam 11. Kristen McKillop 12. Randi Rubenzik 13. Lise Schwartz 14. Kim Hartz 15. Dave Kaufman 16. Tracy Look 17. Thanh Nguyen 18. Gretchen Purcell 19. Jack Goldstein 20. Chris Kurek 21. Dave Self 22. Kelly Wahl 23. Angie Kantola 24. Andrew Pau 25. Kara Takcuchi 26. Liz Lem pert 27. Patti Haros 28. Cindy Woo 29. Sanjay Sarabhai 30. Juli Kirkpatrick 31. Celia Ornelas 32. Thai-Ho Chen 33. Emily Yau 34. Jill Tamashiro 35. Ayse Ozer 36. Mark Geller 37. Allison Hansen 38. John Arima 39. Unknown 40. Tom Griffin 41. Jennifer Newport 42. Jonas Karlsson 43. Akiko Yamazaki 44. Kristen Snowden 45. Jennifer Yuan 46. Karla Zimmerman 47. Tony Lee 48. Paulina Chen 49. Scott Llewellen 50. Roger Wobig 51. Trent Smith 52. Alyson Steele 53. Sam Lu 54. Corey Greendale 55. Gudrun Finn 56. Daniel Culbert 57. Terri Starr 58. Lance Holman 59. Trish McGonigle 227 Bran 1. Pat Espinoza 31. Dan Nemo 58. Louis Rosenberg 2. Eric Krock 32. Tom Pigott 59. Rod Atamian 3. Chris La Puma 33. Laura Powell 60. David Reid 4. Jim Randerson 34. John Kirks 61. Mark Hernandez 5. Stcvo Neptune 35. Michele Barasso 62. Soham Roy 6. Jeff Fox 36. Carol 63. Tony Lillios 7. Jon Freund Featherston 64. Andrew Frutkin 8. J.B. Barr 37. Frances Ho 65. Eugene Vamos 9. Beverly Woo 38. Mark Lee 66. Lisa Krim 10. Brent Chism 39. Keith Nashawaty 67. Mario Shane 11. Darv Mozaffarian 40. Clarke Watson 68. Jennifer Collins 12. J.D. Douglas 41. Linda Fronster 69. Mike MacCrystall 13. Robin O'Keefe 42. Dave Asch 70. Roger Sawhney 14. Allan Daly 43. Rebecca King 71. Karla Padilla 15. John Hagen 44. Geoff Wood 72. Dan Haims 16. Rich Reav 45. Ingrid Woclfl 73. Kesinee 17. Susan Infantino 46. Mary Beth McNitt Angkustsiri 18. Alicia DiRado 47. Michele Murray 74. Caitlin Liu 19. Creg Olson 48. John Ameriks 75. Dereca Blackman 20. F.than Rikleen 49. Mike Novotny 76. Vicki Von Stubbe 21. Andros Busctte 50. Karon J. 77. David Grijalva 22. Adam Showman Anderson 78. Grant Winfrey 23. Julie Plaut 51. Felix Baker 79. Alison Cormack 24. David Kauffman 52. Phil Delio 80. Adam Josephs 25. Kimberly Loffer 53. Jason Schroedl 81. Eric Jackson 26. Michael Frank 54. Larry Nelson 82. Keith Nashawaty 27. David McGee 55. John Pappas 83. Elaine Riggs 28. Jason Wong 56. Marlene 84. Julie Lvthcott 29. Barbara Metz Rodriguez 85. Craig Lauer 30. Ryan Botkin 57. John Kim 86. Nick Mansour 87. Peter Dominick 95. Dan Turbow 103. J.D. Douglas 88. Rick Bowen 96. Mark Hernandez 104. Dary Mozaffariai 89. Jon Laden 97. Mike Eichcr 105. Vivian Vice 90. Pat Espinoza 98. Randy Bishop 106. Flo Hsu 91. Phil Gentlesk 99. Andrew Frutkin 107. Alison Bern1 92. Mark Oldman 100. Jeff Light 108. Jason Palm 93. Samer Hamadeh 101. Rob Weiss 94. David Grijalva 102. Michelle Finkel 228 ner 109. Kelli Evans 127. Mary Mendoza 143. Jill Sporleder 110. Gary McGonigal 128. Elizabeth 144. Amy Brown 111. Rod Anderson Lambird 145. Hilary Price 112. Brad Brown 129. Jo Wong 146. Michelle Jesse 113. Vince Lawler 130. Rick Rosen 147. Becky 114. Chip Holmes 131. Dannv Yu Wigglesworth 115. Shen Nagel 132. Karen Berk 148. Kate Brant 116. Andy Richard 133. Sean Botkin 149. Mara Winokur 117. Tracey Fudge 134. Karen E. 150. Tina Volckmann 118. Amy Paugh Anderson 151. Melissa Buckley 119. Tom MacMitchell 135. Ed Sun 152. Laurie O'Neill 120. Nik Lance 136. Hilary Hug 153. Kim Ceil 121. Henry Kim 137. Diane Li 154. Dante Rodriguez 122. Patty Marby 138. Matt Eldridge 155. Charan Dcvereax 123. Michelle Atkins 139. Morris Sim 156. Greg Olson 124. Sherstin Busby 140. Steve Lippman 157. Tia Yansen 125. Liz Trvynor 141. Edna Chavira 126. Steve Kafka 142. Richard Lux Cardenal 1. Brendan Moorhead 2. Mike Habata 3. Ali Tabatabai 4. Caro! Lee 5. Ken Beer 6. David Rubenstein 7. Kirsten Buchanan 8. Joanne Kim 9. Mark Lokensgard 10. Pat Devine 11. Tom Sheppard 12. Baird Webel 13. Celeste Campbell 14. Don Link 15. Christine Mossmer 16. John Johnston 17. Steve Miranda 18. Darrin McGraw 19. David Myers 20. Chris Stamos 21. Lori Woskow 22. Al Kwak 23. Klaus Kjaer-Pedersen 24. Kay Devgan 25. Liz Perez 26. Jeff Blumberg 27. Ann Podlozny 28. Max Shoka 29. Katy Young 30. Beverly Rodriguez 31. Lauren Cohen 32. Cynthia Saenz 33. Kathy Lyons 34. Monty F.llis 35. James Assey 36. Jung Choi 37. Andrea Torres 38. Sanjoy Mahajan 39. George Duran 40. Jae Lee 41. John Black 42. Mia Zamora 43. Dana Johnson 44. Renee Racchi 45. Michelle Pearle 46. Liz Powell 47. Tom Ferguson 48. Tia Kirby 49. Lisa Lipschitz 50. Sarah Gerding 51. Greg Filler 52. Andy Thomas 230 Casa Zapata 1. Alisa Mallari 2. Steve Newton 3. Dave Kim 4. Joe Frank Martinez 5. Natalie Martinez 6. Johnny Cuerva 7. Wade Colwell 8. Joe Ochoa 9. Adan Ramirez 10. Marty Grimes 11. Billy Louie 12. Tasha Castaneda 13. Eddie Serna 14 Zach Hernandez 15. Mario Escamilla 16. Wes Williams 17. Joe Dew 18. Ross Bridge 19. Bob Sage 20. Gerry Zambrano 21. John Pollack 22. Vanessa Southern 23. Kara Kerns 24. Tania Whiting 25. Lorraine Atilano 26. Claire Parra 27. Miguel Canales 28. Bernie Vidales 29. Terri Shaw 30. Kathy Schaefer 31. Lux Maria Castillo 32. Janar Stewart 33. Paula Gani 34. Kim Hanley 35. Alicia Martinez 36. Stephanie Blenner 37. Marisa Patino 38. Francisco Marquez 39. Margaret O'Shea 40. Odile Meister 41. Anita De Lucio 42. Maryellen Driscoll 43. Carla Holmes 44. Monica Martinez 45. Diane Gonzales 46. Rafael Soria 47. Jinny Shinsato 48. Maria Gandera 49. Martha Porras 50. Karin Forssell 51. Shari Ajer 52. Mary Vasu 53. Tono Burciaga 54. Amy Atzeff 55. Rosemary Acquaviva 56. Mike Canul 57. Moria Hernandez 58. Lisa Anderson 59. Angela Arvizu 60. Jennifer Wu 61. Joey Alcorta 62. Marcella Renteria 63. Beckie Flores 64. Heidi Durrow 65. Charlie Montoya 66. Diane Scott 67. Rebecca Burciaga 68. Cecilia Burciaga Cedro 1. Dan Hanan 2. Rick Olesek 3. Andres Vilms 4. Brad Benbrook 5. Steve Charbonnet 6. John Eisenberg 7. Stuart Van Horne 8. Scott Hines 9. Brett Wolff 10. John Hillstrom 11. Todd Pierce 12. David Chang 13. Arthur Lee 14. Pat Gome 15. John Paige 16. Goodwin Liu 17. Nader Bo u I os 18. Ken James 19. Andrew Baw 20. Larrv Khoo 21. Robb Johnson 22. Dave Menninger 23. Arty Woods 24. Fred Heyler 25. Will Harvey 26. Alex Anastasopoulos 27. Bruce F.lvin 28. Jenny Youll 29. Scott Dale 30. Simon Fleming-Wood 31. Cliff Chew 32. Howard Finkelstein 33. Keri Simmons 34. Aamer Hai 35. Andrew Janssen 36. Josh Rossol 37. Russ Onish 38. Tim Williams 39. Lindakay Brown 40. Alice Wu 41. Lisa Damkroger 42. Kelly Leonard 43. Kali Zivitz 44. Karen Grieb 45. Theresa Klosterman 46. Barb Egan 47. Cheryl Allison 48. Laura Rodriguez 49. Michael Londgren 50. John May 51. Mike Copass 52. Andv Teaford 53. Tom Bok 54. Charles Llovd 55. Jeff Halaas ' 56. Belinda Garrett 57. Raul Laborin 58. J.C. Schmeil 59. Eugene Brenwasser 60. Geetika Tandon 61. Pat Broun 62. Beth Davidow 63. Becky Fennertv 64. Sandra Birch 65. Melinda Carroll 66. Alicia Kent 67. Betsv Nagler 68. Mike Ford 232 Columbae 1. Mitch Keitcr 11. Mats Hagstrom 21. Tricia Lowe 2. Carl Wittenberg 12. Jim Conklin 22. Lena Slach 3. Eric Macklin 13. David Matthes 23. Lewis Eichele 4. Anneliese Heyl 14. George Bent 24. David Vann 5. Sarah Tiederman 15. Amy Sato 25. Kendall Andrews 6. Ed Miller 16. George Lucier 26. Pam Ryan 7. Jim Harle 17. Jay Heyman 27. Karin Johnson 8. Matt Price 18. Darlene Zanker 28. Hcc Yu 9. Catherine Rogers 19. Steve Toutonghi 29. Karl Hall 10. Danielle Soufi 20. Scott Braun 30. Laura Wilkinson 233 Donner 1. John Manning 26. Ryan Klabunde 53. Evan Nadler 2. Unknown 27. Yuchan Kono 54. Scott Weiss 3. Kammy 28. Steve Cusanza 55. Tom Beischer Moalemzadeh 29. Sylvia Hernandez 56. Miles Brown 4. Dean Meritt 30. Matt Brockhoff 57. Jenny Jenkins 5. Tony Romero 31. Chuck Magvy 58. Pete Drobac 6. Ryan Klein 32. Scott Witamuth 59. Ed Renwick 7. James Sununu 33. Megan Henney 60. Jack Lo 8. Mike Lowe 34. Dave Durkin 61. Alan Kuhn 9. Rhett Brown 35. Greg Tsujimoto 62. Kara Eckmann 10. Mike Bodman 36. Jeanne Morales 63. Michele 11. Tony Loffredo 37. Felicia Yu Ledgerwood 12. Ivan Presant 38. Serena Spudich 64. Jenny 13. Brett Quigley 39. Christine Suh Stockbridge 14. Vijay 40. Tory Cable 65. Matt Travers Ramakrishnan 41. Laurie Reid 66. Dave Kim 15. Katie Hogan 42. Susanne Kim 67. Jeff 16. Ryan Turner 43. Andrea Evans Maggioncalda 17. Nelson Hsu 44. Jane Hsiao 68. Laurie 18. Sean Walters 45. Delia Ibarra Bloomgarden 19. Angie Valencia 46. Alice Meng 69. Not Available 20. Leticia Valadez 47. Dana Tilson 70. John N'ale 21. Dave Whelton 48. Kevin Dick 71. Troy Doyle 22. Joann Lin 49. Marney Peel 72. Marcus Mabry 23. Margaret Parker 50. Leslie George 73. Hanns Lee 24. Stuart Miyasato 51. Heather Butler 74. Richie Pollio 25. Trinia Finley 52. Cameron Macky 75. Yu-Shen Ng 234 ' Durand 1. Cina Bertolino 2. Julie Miller 3. Steve Rutledge 4. Jen Chaffee 5. Dominique Fred regill 6. Ken Ziegler 7. Kristin Ring 8. Jim Knox 9. Erik Etz 10. Scott Kozel 11. Sean Ennevor 12. Joel Bautista 13. Rich Nymoen 14. Joy Roe 15. Shari Palmer 16. Kristin Gansle 17. Kristin Harms 18. Katie Connors 19. Kendra Wisler 20. Evan Speight 21. Todd Severson 22. Pete Kolotouros 23. Andrew Westergren 24. Angela Wood 25. Chris Caren 235 East 1. Patty Kim 2. Carol Lim 3. Amy Kubasch 4. Laurie Edler 5. Joseph Green 6. Sharon Tu 7. Rajan Nair 8. Aamer Mumtaz 9. Alan Hu 10. Boon Ang 11. Jim Chung 12. Linda Fong 13. John Kim 14. Susanna Lee 15. Don Gardner 16. Unknown 17. Michalangelo Volpi 18. Yvonne Charles 19. Hsuan S .e 20. Tonya Torres 21. Carmen Richardson 22. Mark Newman 23. Elaine Lu 24. John Chapin 25. Kaloi l.au 26. Mike Miyamoto 27. Richard Suh 28. Teddy Lee 29. John Rhee 30. Chong Woo Lee 31. Kristin Bovle 32. Kathy Chen 33. Unknown 34. Joyce Lee 35. Andy Tsay 36. Ricky Han 37. Poey Reyes 38. Ashley Ryan 39. Mark Gilchrist 40. Stefani Tomono 41. Ann Park 42. Christina Kong 43. Christine Ciesielka 44. Fidelia Butt 45. Eelin Chan 46. Thomas Hore 47. John Hare 48. Vince King 49. Teemu Ruskola 50. Brett Sevilla 51. Derick Lin 52. Rich Chen 53. Molly Cummings 54. George Jones 55. Keiko Tani 56. Michelle Jolly 236 Eucalypto 1. Kenneth Keiler 2. Dillon Chen 3. Christopher Kitching 4. Matthew Abrahams 5. Katharine Van Uum 6. David Horne 7. Rafael Furst 8. Taryn Ha 9. Karin Lee 10. Samuel Steidl 11. Aileen Resnick 12. Robert Rye 13. Duane Zemaitis 14. Margo Ponce 15. Annemaria Breaux 16. David Nahama 17. Christopher Olin 18. Andrew Schultz. 19. David Councilman 20. Miriam Rhew 21. Alicia Power 22. Edward Cordero 23. Helen Surh 24. Kelley Puckett 25. Cheryl House 26. Jeanette Quan 27. Amy Fraker 28. David Levin 29. Patricia Mcjennett 30. Christopher Williges 31. David Diggs 32. Kelli Bullard 33. John Scott 34. Eric 35. Jason Palumbis 36. Kristan Glasgow 37. Janet VVojcicki 38. Russ Garber 39. Njila Gamje 40. Shawn Blosser 41. Natalie Beerer 42. Catharine Parkhurst 43. Connie Chen 44. Margaret Wang 45. Gina Kim 46. John Coyle 237 Faisan 1. Greg Zipes 2. Tim Howey 3. Tom Leahy 4. Kevin Moos 5. Necla Bhakta 6. Rod Flores 7. Robert Clark 8. Rajan Perkash 9. Mark Lee 10. Eli Ben-Shoshan 11. Arun Gupta 12. Russ Driver 13. Elliot Brandt 14. Andrew Half 15. Andrew Parker 16. Mike Leetmaa 17. Richard Busby 18. Rich McN!air 19. Joe Belfiore 20. Nancy Tillapaugh 21. Rosanna Vasquez 22. Michelle Bockstein 23. Suzanne Pollack 24. Sheila Lenihan 25. Cam Mitchner 26. Andrew Woeber 27. Andrew Reisner 28. Lilly Chen 29. Steve Nagy 30. Li Miao 31. Steve Scholzman 32. Jinny Huang 33. Janie Yen 34. Victor Payan 35. Marni Rager 36. Lisa Oliva 37. Davina Butt 38. Dina Figueroa 39. Sue Kown 40. Michael Stehr 41. Barbie Epstein 42. Shari Fetterman 43. Stephanie Panto 44. Katie Ryan 45. Ken Rivera 46. Scott Eckert 238 553 Mayfield 1. Lauri Escarciga 2. Larissa Shyjan 3. Floyd Rollins 4. Leah Clark 5. Cat Sanesi 6. Monica Vigil 7. Saul Munoz 8. Shih-VVei Peng 9. Eugene Wong 10. Dave Milkes 11. Mike Gillman 12. Ophelia Ngan 13. Janice Bremner 14. Cyndi Harris 15. Chris Elkins 16. Katie Voth 17. James Mills 18. Eric Jones 19. Brian Heafey 20. Juliana Prather 239 558 Mayfield 1. Tom Vajda 2. Timothy Collins 3. Amy Thoresen 4. Chris Cole 5. Lauren Weinstein 6. Gina Ottoboni 7. Steve White S. David Press 9. Ramon Felciano 10. Ole Rummel 11. Heather Forsythe 12. Jerome Sivesind 13. Andy Sorensen 14. Steve Russell 15. Geoff Ernerick 16. Drew Zenger 17. Tony Stone 18. Mike Japelv 19. Jill Sells 20. Juan Maldonado 21. Gonzo Vincent 22. Brook Thomson 23. Keith Cross 24. Mike Wolfe 25. Patricia Munter 26. Karen Abrams 27. Randy Garland 28. Don Christensen 29. Diane Frost 30. Heather Morrison 31. Liz Marks 32. Cindy Tsav 33. Tina Niu 34. Lisa Freidman 35. Dean Sussman 36. Jenny Wolsk 37. Eric Elkin 38. Scott Chamness 39. Megan Fung 240 Gavilan 1. Aaron Wallace 2. Ash win Bulchandani 3. Ed Anderson 4. Bridget Henncssy 5. Rhett Reese 6. Tom Lee 7. Mark Lindholm 8. Keleigh Kleinhoff 9. Joe Elzondo 10. Pat Burns 11. Matt Ver Halen 12. Ryan Shea 13. James Crook 14. Frederick Sparks 15. Sam Williams 16. Keith Lohkamp 17. Hud Hudacko 18. Steve Trzaskoma 19. Damian Marhefka 20. Jeanie Kim 21. Frank 22. Rich Eubanks 23. Alan Tien 24. Rebecca Bryson 25. Peter Pashigian 26. Aly Dawson 27. Suzanne Boyce 28. Lisa Reckler 29. Joanna Davidson 30. Anna Scott 31. Mike Minakami 32. John Lee 33. Mary Glasser 34. Dawn McGuinness 35. Steph Waldmann 36. Lisa de las Fuentes 37. Mindy Demsky 38. Kristi Chang 39. Dave Leit 40. Maria Diaz 41. Suzanne Kaneshiro 42. Dinah Schien 43. Lea Schuster 44. Jon Abernethy 45. Tom Barkett 46. Debbie Palmer 47. Alice Lee Granada 1. Subir Hira 2. Nik Ormseth 3. Emma Garforth 4. Rani Saxcna 5. Eric Rabinet 6. Jon Schrcibcr 7. Mary Escobedo 8. Steve Schaefer 9. Mike Terkildsen 10. Ian Harper 11. Andrew von Nordenflycht 12. Tony Romero 13. Brett Pauly 14. John Barman 15. Brian Shirley 16. Nicole Wolf' 17. Steve Buddie 18. Juan Salinas 19. Jill Higgins 20. Kim Medrano 21. Carolyn Bronstein 22. Melissa Jee 23. Sara Eisner 24. Bindiya Mathur 25. Jamie Nafziger 26. Pauline Sanchez 27. Chris Cunningham 28. Matt Paradise 29. Cathi Dimond 30. Susan Epstein 31. Catherine Zerboni 32. Karin Fu 33. John Chuang 34. Alex Hoye 35. Jay Goldin 36. Julius Paras 242 I 3 Grove-Lasuen 1. John Reimers 2. Kurt Hofgard 3. Paul Yeager 4. John Bellaschi 5. Jeff Seinfeld 6. Chris Nielson 7. Brian Jemes 8. Buffy Wendt 9. Karen Vaughey 10. Ceri Jones 11. Greg Hughes 12. Susan Stellin 13. Tony Jenkins 14. Steve Sassaman 15. Eugenia Lean 16. Carla Nuti 17. Mem- Swiecicki 18. Scott Stocker 243 Grove-Mayfield 1. Ann Wimmer 2. Lara Mendel 3. Angela Schrimp 4. Adriana Renteria 5. Trina Rivera 6. Laura Walkush 7. Arija Bareikis 8. Ann Schnieders 9. Suzanne Corkins 10. John Petherick 11. Andrew Parnell 12. Andrea Coffey 244 Hammarskjold 1. Marty Ko drowicki 2. Marck Alboszta 3. Sari Baveja 4. Bob Abrams 5. Graham Sullivan 6. Debbi Gilman 7. Sandra Sheu 8. Melissa Pashigian 9. Vasan Lyer 10. Caroline Lim 11. Louise Miller 12 George N'augles 13. Spiram Balasubramanian 14. Randi Harkenaasen 15. Elaine Lissner 16. Vaji Karunatileka 17. Spencer Klein 18. Jonathan Franklin 19. Katya Hokansen 20. Tomas Feder 21. Mandy Alvarado 22. Alberto Nogales 23. Judy Koong 24. Eugene Mlynczyk 25. Pat Sekaquaptewa 26. Debbie Zimmerman 27. Simi Patel 28. Nicole Lazzaro 29. Richard Goldstein 30. Elisa Cheng 245 Haus Mitteleuropa 1. George Handley 2. Annemarie Kreyenberg 3. Eric Grunwald 4. Ricky Huo 5. Rob Shaw 6. Ray Buchmann 7. janice Bishop 8. Dave Ream 9. Alan Ezekiel 10. Ellen Moore 11. Karin Elliot 12. Susan Lopez-Aguado 13. Claudia Husemann 14. Larry Wai 15. Mike Kenny 16. Stephanie Hawkins 17. Sally Smith 18. Dave Henrickson 19. John Bryan 20. Laura Yansouni 21. Kristine McCoy 22. Duane Gatlin 23. Christina Felton 24. Suzanne Deppe 25. Mark Fardal 26. Rodney Whetzel ‘'Vienrii 246 Hurlburt 1. Dave Hetzel 2. Jen Pokluda 3. Dave Brydon 4. Adam Lief 5. Francisco Locsin 6. Chris Hanson 7. Matt Poppe 8. Steve Corder 9. Robert Green 10. Dave Lederman 11. Kurt Wood 12. Bruce Sarkisian 13. Brian Ives 14. Erica Deesc- Dobson 15. Susanne Hofstra 16. Kathy Vitz 17. Marilyn Wann 18. Jamie Driscoll 19. Robyn Weis man 20. Dan Ledford 21. Jacque Ceremsak 22. Sharon Odenweller 23. Kelly Kowalchuck 24. Kristi Mukai 25. Vivian Luo 26. Cenia Wong 27. Sarah Dohi 28. Jesus Berdeja 29. Stacy Shupe 30. Kristin Dahl 31. Donnovan Somera 32. Lema Ataya 33. Tracy Grey 34. Shelly Gin 35. Horacio Tovar 36. Raul Lopez-Guerra out 247 Kairos 1. Noam Maitless 2. Bev Griggs 3. James Van Alstyne 4. Keith Wildasin 5. Rob Rosztoczy 6. Danny Mishcll 7. Eric Prosnitz 8. Eric Wahlgren 9. Dwayne Virnau 10. Peter Swift 11. Michele Musson 12. Elizabeth McCov 13. Bill Minyard 14. Sue McLaughlin 15. Em Tsai 16. John VVilhelmi 17. Kristin Loeffler 18. Leslie Tackett 19. Stephanie Bardin 20. Judy Klein 21. Denise Hill 22. Cali Horst 23. Stacey Nozaki 24. Dan Zucker 25. Stephanie Grau 26. Tom Lee 27. Jennifer Sinclair 28. Lisa Paik 29. Julie Padilla 30. Jon Schofer 31. Phil Andrew 32. Stephan Weiler 33. Cheryl Wiescamp 34. Charlie Wang 248 La Casa Italiana 1. Ginny Bosworth 2. Ally Rowe 3. Dragnet 4. Marc Siqueiros 5. Linda Armar 6. Lucio Polenta 7. Nich Sutton 8. Tom Carey 9. Jeff Circsc 10. Gretchen Carlson 11. Fabi Arredondo 12. Suzanne Sarka 13. Tom Chi 14. Antonio Garcia 15. Chris Smith 16. Linda Friedman 17. Marc Katz 18. Amy Lodato 19. Neil Salyapongse 20. Linda Moffitt 21. Mike Hennahane 22. Nancy O’Flynn 23. Carolina Perez-Venero 24. Cheryl Huang 25. Dave Malt . 26. Steve Ostrander 27. Vivian Houng 28. Farouc Jaffer 29. Christa Howar 30. Tony Chamblee 31. Andy Efron 32. Mike Yellen 33. Karen Gulick 34. Joey Armao 249 La Maison Francaise 1. Jaime Vargas 2. Ingo Bensch 3. Charles Young 4. Lisa Martinez 5. Tim VVestergren 6. Cathleen Sheehan 7. Fan.' Mahamedi 8. Kathy Rupert 9. Liz Pyle 10. Mika Gustavson 11. Geoff Engman 12. Rose Adams 13. Sharon Filipowski 14. Angela Pollard 15. Mark Georgiev 16. Vera Seckic 17. Paul Cronin 18. Freddie Smithline 19. Dirk Brazill 20. Sylvia Castro 21. Lisa Mendel 22. Susan Buseck 250 Lambda Nu 1. Murph Freelen 2. Caroline Johnson 3. Raj Samant 4. Hope McCarthy 5. Paula Pickering 6. Jennifer Scott 7. Jim Mason 8. Andy Human 9. Stefan Cohen 10. Martin Aguirre 11. Tom Hayes 12. Jens Broderson 13. Thomas Kuhnle 14. Kristina Holmkvist 15. Julie Ventura 16. Marie Hemenez 17. F.llen Schanzer 18. Maria Orive 19. Linda Reinders 20. Ginnv Pearson 21. Dave Tabasco 22. Annie Hofstadter 23. Sam Lane 24. Eric Allen 25. Nebs Williamson 26. Gigi Hull 27. Jon Chen 28. Darryl Fenwick 29. Christian Skoog 30. Mike Bonner 31. Kelly Sund 32. Dena Rodriguez 33. John Sommerfield 34. Dani Evans 35. Ingrid Sever 36. Azin Radsan 37. Nancy Vu 38. Stew Jenkins 39. Mike Dickens 251 Larkin 1. Morgan Slain 2. Rick Schimmel 3. Tony Krackeler 4. Eric Strauch 5. Eric Li 6. Sandy Aronson 7. Craig Grossman 8. 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Murcithi Davis 12. Steve Kernie 13. Mike Scott 14. Jennifer Boyd 15. Lynn Russell 16. Patricia Welsh 17. Ed Gutierrez 18. John Greenlee 19. Kris Jessen 20. Gerald Mackaman 21. Anne Williams 22. Marina Vaysburd 23. Lisa Thompson 24. Suzanna Mak 25. Chan Raut 26. Tom Naughton 27. Lori Gottlieb 28. Renee Brown 29. Christine Lambert 30. Ellen Austin 31. Erick Jessee 32. Sheila Call 33. Maria Reiling 34. Stephanie Koontz 35. Pamela Witze 36. Adrianne Estill 37. Kiko Fagan 38. Lisa Richardson 39. Tim Hullar 40. Angela Crook 41. Maria Martinez 42. Kathleen Shanahan 43. Manny Miller 44. Carolyn Wucstcnberg 45. Marty Tibbits 46. Gogi Hodder 47. Julie Radoslovich 48. Chip Talbott 49. Mimi Gasich 258 Okada 1. Jay Fry 2. Jason Mosakawski 3. Jeff Faucette 4 Omar Baldonado 5. Joe Symonides 6. Alexandra Lutch 7. Yu-Min Shen 8. Will Kasumi 9. Rob Jackman 10. Natalie Mineko 11. Richard Lin 12. Tom Aung 13. Kokhuan Tan 14. Mike Wintandley 15. Barbara Chang 16. Michael Chang 17. Mike Campbell 18. 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Derek Fong 21. Dave Zitzewltz 22. Nick Anderson 23. Matt Howard 24. Dan Lcischer 25. Debbie Jue 26. Michelle Dobyns 27. Kristi Barnes 28. Jenny Davis 29. Kim Hoskins 30. Mark Criley 31. Drew Guevara 32. Mike Yen 33. Mike Price 34. Norma Hernandez 35. Diana Gingrich 36. Tobi Nagel 37. Kristen Maynihan 38. Greg Ott 39. Clare Stevenson 40. Kirsten Sword 41. Betsy Bochonek 42. Michele Leonetti 43. Valerie Wilson 44. Kelsev Le 45. Kim Miller 46. Rachel Harrison 47. Karin Ann 48. Kelly Kodama 49. Jodi Epstein 50. Jeff Rainey 51. John Hafer 52. Lisa Kimura 53. Sandi Sandoval 54. Paul Glauthier 55. Eli Cates 56. Carl Buice 57. Bill Miller 58. Peter Commons 59. Barbara Duckworth 60. Laura F.llerbe 61. Jill Einstein 62. Mike Davis 63. Mia Manzulli 64. Erica Mueser 65. Marjorie Zesser 66. Nicole Appliona 67. Alice Lee 68. Andrea Ruman 69. Scott DeRuitter 70. Carolyn Coleman 71. Marie Gallegos 72. melissa Bowen 73. Andrea Gardner 271 Soto 1. Dave Schaefer 2. Ian See 3. David Conway 4. Simon J. Turkalj 5. Jeff Rona 6. Matt McMillin 7. Callum Eastwood 8. Gina De Luca 9. Alex Tawse 10. Eric Loh 11. Erik Charles 12. Kris Kerrigan 13. Carl Prindle 14. Peter Johnson 15. James Leichter 16. George Yang 17. Greg Lottridgc 18. Steve Gustafson 19. Glen Guvmon 20. Tom Chung 21. Jason Trachewsky 22. Bruce LeDesma 23. Perry Bechky 24. Sabrina Yeh 25. D.J. Lee 26. Jeff Shelton 27. C.R. Douglas 28. Mark McLaughlin 29. Gene McDermott 30. Chris Seiple 31. Steve Levitt 32. Steve Roos 33. Ben Lai 34. Enrique Anchondo 35. Vivian Fu 36. Barney Pell 37. Bryan von Lossberg 38. Steve Ross 39. Sairus Patel 40. Ann-Marie Niccolai 41. Mike Guthrie 42. Sunita Dwivedy 43. Mark McConnel 44. Michelle Gasperini 45. Amy Silliman 46. Christine Yang 47. Sharon Redford 48. Mark Torrance 49. Susie Seagrave 50. Christina Fuller 51. Marie Crinnion 52. Anne Chang 53. Suzanne Dequer 54. Marian Sullivan 55. Lara Salamacha 56. Helen Thackrav 57. Melody Tovar 58. Cynthia Garcia 59. Leonor Diaz 60. Cheryl Sendaydiego 61. Jackie Chang 62. Debbie Wilcox 63. Kas Badiozamani 64. Janet Po 65. Olga Acosta 66. Frenchie Perry 67. John Perry 68. Mike Osmera 69. Dan Garza 70. Beesh Seecharam 71. Indu Srinivasan 72. Kristine Jacobs 73. Pam Dedrick 74 Troy Anderson 75. Amv Harkonen 76. Liz Sharpe 77. Bruce Smith 78. Jacque Slaughter 79. Holly Davis 272 Storey 1. Mitch Steinberger 2. Andrea Rios 3. Lara Helms 4. Elizabeth Paris 5. Peggy Odito 6. Kim Barber 7. Kristin Gansle 8. Laura Wasylenki 9. John Knuth 10. Ken Lo 11. Paul Graham 12. Tom Tarrant 13. Mark Madcley 14. Salvador Garcia 15. Jorge Velazquez 16. Vit Henisz 17. Gus Rosania 18. Jay Middleton 19. Art Tellez 20. Anton Rabushka 21. Lauren Friedly 22. Denise Guzzetta 23. Derek Bruton 24. Matt Johnson 25. D.G. MacPherson 26. Connie Tang 27. Allison Pihl 28. Anne Ellis 29. Bobby Arnsdorf 30. John Shinn 31. Michelle Hohnke 32. Doug Wilner 33. Becky Ashton 34. Annabelle Hester 35. Kim Bui 36. Scott Schaffer 37. Howard Fink 38. Dave Park 39. Jo French 40. Bent Blasnek 41. Liz Tennican 42. Louie Alonso Suites 1. Tom Austin 2. Bob Stewart 3. Scott Murdock 4. Unknown 5. Tammy English 6. Unknown 7. Unknown 8. Julie Rietdorf 9. Laura Luevano 10. Maria Huntalos 11. Sue Anderson 12. Dave Kang 13. Alysia Andrikopoulos 14. Peter Solberg 15. Unknown 16. Unknown 17. Dan Klein 18. Amit Chopra 19. Eric Baldwin 20. Unknown 21. Mark Cisneros 22. Unknown 23. Stephanie Cuigou 24. Unknown 25. Elizabeth Sippv 26. Erin Naughton 27. Dan Muth 28. Robin Rowers 29. Sid Heaton 30. Todd French 31. Sean Kirch 32. Carl Schaeffer 33. Chris Barbour 34. Heather Westwater 35. Abel Tewodros 36. Todd Ortega 37. Damon Raskin 38. Caroline Ginsburg 39. Mary Ellis 40. Monique Prado 41. Sally Hamaker 42. Matt Dalva 43. Pat Bradley 44. Tracy Sumits 45. Tom Pigoski 46. Liz Crystal 47. Lise Bork 48. Erin Murray 49. Mike Voth 50. Wendy Zubrick 51. Howie Breinan 52. Ken Hong 53. Kristin MacLaren 54. Margaret Corse 55. Jack Koll 56. Sam Phillips 57. Dehan Glantz 58. Charlotte Jones 274 Synergy 1. Kathleen Hobson 2. Peter Schwendener 3. Katia Curley 4. Dino Baker 5. Tanya Trujillo 6. Jose Ciner 7. Charlotte Lowson 8. Edgar Nielson 9. John Bostwick 10. Steve Hayes 11. Laura Bonk 12. Keeg Y'andekirk 13. Tom Ladd 14. Steve Miller 15. Hank Dart 16. Charlie Jones 17. Sarah Bryer 18. Dani Beazer 19. Glenn Smith 20. Luke Garott 21. Meg Jeffries 22. Greg Cumberford tjncrqu 275 Terra 1. Scott Renshaw 2. Jeremy Appleton 3. Adrian Cooper 4. Mike Hahn 5. Attila the Nun 6. George Santana 7. Louis Vu 8. Enrique Alvarez 9. Mike Ivanitsky 10. Stephen Lautzenhiser 11. Eric Lochner 12. Carlos Santana 13. Steve Whitney 14. Patsy Mickens 15. Helen Surh 16. John Villasenor 17. Joshua Zucker 18. Anne Holsinger 19. Jonathan Stern 20. Margaret VVhifler 21. Winston Churchill 22. Vinnv Mierlak 23. Chris Baltz 24. Lucy Pao 25. Vicki Colvin 26. l.il Nguyen 27. Morgyn Warner 28. Charli Turner 29. Deidrc Lyell 33. Steven Brown 37. 30. Mark Hedien 34. Heidi Clark 38. 31. Pia Ali-Salaam 35. Diane Fenster 39. 32. Debbie Schecter 36. Lea Kent 40. Deborah Rubenstein Dean Pedragon Michelle Chapman Nick Anderson 276 Theta Chi 1. Kimbo Coleman 2. Alex Mating 3. Eric Salcido 4. Conevery Bolton 5. Nikki vonHuetz 6. Jim Mokhiber 7. Michele Wellck 8. Ashish Karamchani 9. Chris Krahn 10. Lucius Lau 11. Mark Weiner 12. Yeong Kwak 13. Erik Hagestad 14. Shawnee Neeper 15. Ken Sakaie 16. Heather Woodcock 17. Amv Barrett 18. Sylvia Tandeciarz 277 STANFORD UNIVI.HSITY 353 Campus 1. John Montgomery 2. Dave Morgali 3. Hank Dart 4. Larry Galka 5. Becky Schroeder 6. Mike Gibson 7. Steve Cohen 8. Frank Avaratiello 9. Alison Chinn 10. Karen Jones 11. Mark Callon 12. Jenny Tseng 13. Christiaan Kelly 14. Kathy Mottley 15. Andy Cra .e 16. Arvind Rajan 17. Steve Nierlich 18. Chris Bard 19. Anthony Floyd 20. Erik Schoennauer 21. Tom Frerichs 22. Mark Orttung 23. Jess Bouma 24. Joseph Finchein 25. Ron Patlan 26. Anne Marie Krogh 27. Irma Rodrigue 28. Dave Pickett 29. Cecile Meister 30. Carleen Moreno 31. Mik Lum Lung 32. Jenny Richmond 33. Susan Sakura 34. Jenna Thurik 35. Katia Kubicek 36. Jeanine Graves 37. Manda Dunlop 38. Jim Richards 39. Heather Magstadt 278 Toyon 1. Mark Spurlock 2. Jeff Fiedelman 3. Jane Auh 4. Alii List 5. Waymond Jung 6. Rob Burwell 7. Beth Wood 8. Sandi Pak 9. Todd Santos 10. Peter Thielke 11. Keith Hennessey 12. Pete Walka 13. Steve Tannen 14. Mario Sandler 15. Brooke Hart 16. Helen Song 17. Namino Glantz 18. Tim Cochran 19. Debbie Williams 20. Larry Shorter 21. Bob Day 22. Marian Ingersoll 23. Ron Thommarson 24. Jeff Gilbert 25. Martin Spicer 26. David O'Keefe 27. Anne Garett 28. Simon Beaven 29. Rvan Harris 30. Cheryl Conly 31. Laura Chi 32. Jeff Abrams 33. Stacey Wueste 34. Bernadette Chi 35. Bruce Arthur 36. Brian Webber 37. Pat Jones 38. Koleman Strumpf 39. Doug Murphy 40. Matt Pozos 41. Eric Bishop 42. Chuck Bryant 43. Brian Jewett 44. Joan Takenaka 45. Eric Oliver 46. Kathy Chiang 47. Dean Chisiu 48. Chris Hart 49. Doug Dorst 50. justin Hayes 51. Unknown 52. William Thomas 53. Syrus Nemat-Nasser 54. Nick Rosen 55. Kathy Durham 56. Bill Durham 57. andy Durham 58. Brad Coulon 59. Scott San Fillipp 60. Robin Wornall 61. Holly Urban 62. Paul Yun 63. Greg Stein 64. Skymarie Gallegos 65. Jennifer Watanabe 66. Laura Abe 67. Tina Chen 68. Scott Pearson 69. Betsy Wallace 70. John Coley 71. Erica Webber 72. Laurie Langfit 73. Mi Rang Yoon 74. Burke Smith 75. Dan Vatanaviggun 76. Ken Zeitung 77. Beth Oswald 78. Anita Gallegos 79. Karen Gryler 80. Martha Salas 81. Fa Martin 82. Brandi Watson 83. Rosemarie Day 84. Karen Marangi 85. Todd Caven 86. Marc Lipschultz 87. Dan Gilchrist 88. Andrew Aoki 89. Courtney Reed 90. Todd Hoscin 91. Peter Ross 92. Marty Walsh 93. Jerry Yang 94. Jennifer Roberts 95. Mike Hee 96. Tracy Brune 97. Steve Keckler 98. Claudine Yballe 99. June Tsai 100. Christine Ota 101. Gumby 102. Joey Durham 279 Trancos 1. Erik Jorgensen 2. Sharon Flom 3. Brian Gould 4 Kirk Gripenstraw 5. Dave Hannigan 6. Glen Tripp 7. Kia Ferree 8. Sarah Clever 9. Lisa Lawrence 10. Greg Ludington 11. Dave Chang 12. Jenny Rowland 13. Mike Ardito 14. Matt Richardson 15. Gil Castillo 16. Mike Grace 17. John Loftin 18. Ceof Ballew 19. Scott Riise 20. Wes Ehlers 21. Costas Tlauras 22. Elise Edwards 23. Matt Bevis 24. Ju-Ying Song 25. Lily Koessel 26. Trassel Ikelo 27. Mark Meyers 28. Chris Atcitty 29. Gaylin Yee 30. Mark Anklam 31. Ben Malka 32. Connie Howard 33. John Hamilton 34. Jamie Collette 35. Stephen Lai 36. Mark Mailhot 37. Debbie Kindes 38. Sarah Lulloff 39. Josh Latimer 40. Jane Lee 41. Sholom Surges 42. Jackie Stewart 43. Danny Kane 44. Lance Suder 45. Scott Forstall 46. Mike Schreiber 47. Nancy Hersh 48. Teri Yuan 49. Michele Moscarello 50. Sarah Brvan 51. Shannon Morris 52. Joji Montelibano 53. Ariel Lang 54. Ravi Desai 55. Daniel Lee 56. Carl Bergetz 57. Monica Worline 58. Livy Douglas 59. Jean Chen 60. Rich Griffiths 61. Siri Bleisner 62. Mark Fisher 63. Jim Canales 64. Alissa Weaver 65. Gia Bosko 66. Jen Hill 67. Dinosh Vazirani 68. Mike Burton 69. Jill Cardon 70. Raquel Casillas 71. Tami Whitlinger 280 Twain 1. Charlie Young 2. David Wu 3. George Zanjani 4. Andy Bcrkc 5. Joseph Martinez 6. Michelle McMahon 7. Steve Irish 8. Wendy Allen 9. Dave Telander 10. Neil Feldman 11. Geoff Skillman 12. Mark Davies 13. Blain Goettle 14. Jason Yotopoulos 15. Scott Bilter 16. Lisa Sime 17. Kelly Emerton 18. Sarah Debaugh 19. Tracey Clarke 20. Myriam Perez 21. Ron Shelby 22. Tony Hein 23. Bernie Jackson 24. John McPherson 25. Eric Chamness 26. Greg Wilmore 27. Yuko 28. Bill Moore 29. Connie Kim 30. Mike George 31. Shelli Chen 32. Catherine McCaul 33. Patty Alberan 34. Kelly Jensen 35. Katie Birmingham 36. Amy Clark 37. Dave Wallace 38. Adam Chipkin 39. Ira Lit 40. Kevin Wernick 41. Graham Larson 42. Ron Rischer 43. Milada Vachudova 44. Mary Anne Jorgenson 45. Trish Chang 46. Val Phillips 47. Denis Phillips 48. Nancy Lindberg 49. Dina Amorosa 50. Julie Garcia 51. Jenna Roberts 52. Monica Marquez 53. Kristi Pado 54. Lori Silver 55. Ed Yoon 56. Shu Lee 57. Mike Donnerson 58. Mike Hahn 59. Sue Graham 60. Viva Moffat 61. Michelle Stewart 62. Charity Kahn 63. Eric Shaiblc 64. Stan Scoggins 65. Ed Fisher 66. Mark Warren 67. Jill Noting 68. Rudy Carrasco 69. Mimi Coughlin 70. Manda Cohen 71. Dan McMasters 72. Mike Chiang 73. Steve Kawamoto 74. Eric Rose 75. Manuel Manga 76. Ron Yu 77. Sandy Ramirez 281 Ujamaa 1. Nyles l.'a.ris 2. John Meigs 3. Okokon Okon 4. Lawrence Oh 5. Thomas Carter 6. Jennifer Hansen 7. Pete Wallace 8. Bryan Bryant 9. Salaam Diaria Coleman 10. Tess Adams 11. Kim Jackson 12. Angela Hall 13. Andrea Mcbarrnett 14. Dona Edwards 15. John Hyman 16. John Barnwell 17. Paul Olivas 18. Dayrrl Bridges 19. Jordan Ethe 20. Eric Ly 21. Jue Roeder 22. Alan Bovinett 23. Andy Hsieh 24. Amanda Kemp 25. Jackie Folks 26. Brett Jarvis 27. Tunu Savage 28. John Fitt 29. Reggie Hay 30. Garret Lee 31. Kool Jay Kerr 32. Walter Batson 33. Anthony Franklin 34. Keisha Brown 35. Sherrie Turner 36. Andrea Ransom 37. Teresa Sukiennecki 38. Christine Theberge 39. Shairi Turner 40. Rachellc Taylor 41. Jose Navarro 42. Matt Werdegar 43. Chris Haynes 44. Tracy Benford 45. Lloyd Met 46. Micole Fay THE MESSAGE IS 'INITY 47. LeRoy Davis 48. Sheila Williams 49. Byron Strother 50. Gina Harrison 51. Christopher Todd Gouirrier 52. Mark Garner 53. Nikhil Rao 54. Ken Ritcher 55. Sam Jones 56. Abie Craiu 57. Susan Fry 58. Sophia Colamarino 59. Mary Dillard 60. Go be Kahn 61. Maurice Robb 62. Cassandra Knight 63. Jack Khouri 64. Rachel Weisen 65. Venessa Henlon 66. Elizabeth Archer 67. Cheryl Gray 68. Raina Jackson 69. Dean Robinson 70. Joe Cha 71. Corey Davis 72. Heather Warren 73. Caren Kelso 74. Rogeair Purnell 75. Darline Mondesir 76. John Konanc 77. Millie Gong 78. Nomi Martin 79. Liz Marshall 80. Kandi Knigge 81. LaDonna Walker 82. Cathy Hill 83. Farah Carter 84. Patricia Lu 85. Magnus Christon 86. Matt McLeod I 282 Whitman 1. Barrett Hey wood 2. Lou O'Neill 3. Jeff Lee 4. Michael Short 5. Benjamin Chen 6. Canetta Ivy 7. Joel Parker 8. Matt Schwartz 9. Christine Cuenther 10. Douglas Foyle 11. Kathy Ring 12. Andrew Corr 13. Julianne Coleman 14. David Ritsher 15. Anne Kearney 16. Kirsten Bose 17. Brooke Raasch 18. Diana Joseph 19. Eugene Sargent 20. Jennifer Durfee 21. Jayson Adams 22. Jesse Luna 23. Jane Oh 24. Kristin Barendsen 25. Bobbi Bernstein 26. Tammy Vallejo 27. Andre Procope 28. Jennifer Matsumura 29. Lisa Okada 30. Linda Sawyer 31. Wen Chen 32. Suzanne Mercer 33. Nanci Goldsmith 34. Stephanie Teal 35. Dov Goldstein 36. Christopher Shen 37. Win Reis 38. Judith Eisenberg 39. Ron Borzekowski 283 Yost 1. David Coon 2. Dan Trueman 3. Eddie Wagner 4. Marin Melchior 5. Ken Russell 6. Yuri Yoshizawa 7. Bonnie Zare 8. Lyn Fairchile 9. Ellen Meyer 10. Stephanie Norton 11. Chris Page 12. Karen Hurst 13. Nigel Babinski 14. Gail Foreman 15. Steve Levitsky 16. Wren Wescoatt 17. Martin Purvear IS. Stephanie Haueis 19. Steve Jurvetson 20. Loretta Lamar 21. Ricky Hsu 22. Lisa Hepps 23. Alberto Medina 24. Yvonne Agyei 25. John Kunstle 26. Sara Carson 27. Nanc - Stone 28. Laura Klein 29. Laura Reed 30. Grace Chin 31. Daniel Wong 32. Carl Hicks 33. Ben Suh 34. Jeff Dangaran 35. Grace Moon 36. Rick Park 37. Ann Mathison 38. Ceci Evangelista 39. Christine Chang 40. Curtis Yates 41. Jennifer Freudenberg 42. Tom McKean 284 ZAP 1. Christopher Jones 2. Daphne Li 3. Sarah Gibson 4. Tricia Wright 5. Andres Espineira 6. Kristi Holmes 7. Lisa Chaves 8. Bonnie McLean 9. Aarti Gurnani 10. Jim Ward 11. Juan Guerra 12. Robert Hadley 13. Jane Kranwinkle 14. Jake Katz 15. Elizabeth Lautenbacher 16. Mike Jacovides 17. Mark Prausnitz 18. John Overdeck 19. Valerie Heath 20. Rick Casa res 21. Sachi Shimomura 22. Katv Steding 23. Mando Cano 24. Steve Schadler 25. Mike Calles 26. Fred Yeganeh 27. Monica Vigil 28. Mike Maurer 29. Dave Goretsky 30. Jonathan Heath 31. Kristin Sargent 32. Jim Austgen 33. Andrea Kohn 34. Carmella Gravante 35. Tasha Castaneda 36. Emre Onder 37. Andrea Milano 38. Eric Winner 39. Mike Peters 40. Rolf Mueller 41. Connie Kellers 42. Randy Silvers 43. Karla Tinklenberg 44. Sarah Posey 45. Jeff Marshall 46. James Alborough 285 Alpha Delta Phi 1. Mike Baylor 2. Unknown 3. Steve Moore 4. Will Stocker 5. Mike Chaple 6. Dave Francis 7. Jim Bauman S. Paul Martin 9. Scott Stanton 10. Mark Wolfe 11. Jim Eldridge 12. Keith Domingo 13. Scott Bartholomew 14. Andv Barker 15. Bill Kayser 16. Paul Maloney 17. Tim Billings 18. Dave Kang 19. Chris Wirth 20. Mark Jackson 21. Greg Smith 22. Andrew Meyers 23. Steve Fram 24. Thsleaze 25. Tom Otis 26. Erik Singer 27. Mike Macauley 28. John Field 288 Alpha Kappa Alpha 1. Anne James 2. Stacie McMurtry 3. Pamela Paterson 4. Mia Jackson 5. Kimberly Callegari 6. Stacy Jo Pervall 7. Janice Blanchard 8. Victoria Anderson 9. Kelly White 10. Melinda Medley H. Brenda Westbrooke 12. Kerry White 13. Gina Paige 14. Sharisse Kimbro 289 Alpha Phi 1. Mukta Srivastav 2. Diana Hampton 3. Jill Ostrager 4. Jenny Palanski 5. Mary Sungaila 6. Jennifer Ura 7. Maureen Becker 8. Kathleen Jordan 9. Stacy Leake 10. Dara Denels 11. Susan Starritt 12. Julie Blanchini 13. Smita Shah 14. Stacy Hoover 15. Kathleen Kenny 16. Allison Gerson 17. Christy Brady 18. Courtney Reed 19. Pam Simpson 20. Stacy Braack 21. Rachel Gartner 22. Thanh Nguyen 23. Annika Olson 24. Mary Lou Meier 25. Laura Turner 26. Linda Dodge 27. Monica Vigil 28. Linda White 29. Davina Butt 30. Andrea Gavlor 31. Vicky Streeter 32. Kim Thomason 33. Claudine Yballe 34. Gigi Wanlass 35. Loretta Lamar 36. Danielle Swiontek 37. Eva Chang 38. Melissa Baker 39. Marjorie Turk 290 Alpha Phi Alpha 291 Beta Theta Pi 1. Wes Mukai 2. Marty Bans 3. Joe Azure 4. Nick Gleason 5. Dave Garcia 6. Toyooki Sonada 7. Jose Trujillo 8. Mark Foxton 9. John-Paul Morphin 10. Eric Crosson 11. Joey Listengart 12. Eric Sten 13. Ben Penglase 14. Philip Munger 15. Rich Jimenez 16. Sri Srinivasan 292 Delta Delta Delta 1. Sheryl Savage 2. Shannon Webb 3. Lisa Heilman 4. Debbie Brear 5. Traci Look 6. Corinne Young 7. Stacey Wueste 8. Susan Chung 9. Ellen Scharizer 10. Amy Thoreson 11. Gina Ottoboni 12. Sherri Egashira 13. Anne Mallon 14. Vicky Takatsuka 15. Andrea Theodore 16. Suzy Wolden 17. Nicole Apoliona 18. Missy Ruyle 19. Susan Inge 20. Debbie Frockt 21. Cathy Wicks 22. Sue Griem 23. Shannon Jackson 24. Heather Forsythe 25. Beth Kruger 26. Allyson Willoughby 27. Sara Franklin 28. Amy Rose 29. Lori Silver 30. Julie Yamato 31. Jacque Slaughter 32. Amy Atzeff 33. Toni Nichols 34. Karen Hauer 35. Kimberly Plummer 36. Alison Galbraith 37. Laurie Edler 38. Kara Takeuchi 39. Tami Dyer 40. Lora Eichner 41. Annie Hofstadter 42. Jeanine Gaylord 43. Liz Crystal 44. Valerie Wilson 45. Sue Biggins 46. Kathy-Jo Bruni 47. Peri Hansen 48. Bryn Lloyd 293 Delta Gamma 1. Laurie Godbold 2. Lynn Koontz 3. Cinny Pearson 4. Christine Paige 5. Allyson Taketa 6. Stephanie Kakos 7. Claudia Huseman 8. Heather Magstadt 9. Andrea Menchaca 10. April Steuber 11. Sabina Chen 12. Linda Reinders 13. Wendy Thomas 14. Kim Nolting 15. Farish Haydel 16. Laurel Blackett 17. Fary Mahamedi 18. Margie Zcssar 19. Marie Hemenez 20. Christine Canterbury 21. Sally Pinkner 22. Suzanne Meier 23. Jessica Evans 24. Angela Wood 25. Michelle Roybal 26. Shari Bradford 27. Elaine Weng 28. Emily Stevens 29. Carol Wang 30. Jennifer Skidmore 31. Larissa Shyjan 32. Sylvia Castro 33. Kris junker 34. Anne Marie Krogh 35. Bonnie McLean 36. Emily Peters 37. Alice McTighe 38. Lisa Richardson 39. Pamela Witze 40. Gretchen Purcell 41. Lise Schwarz 42. Amy Kaminstein 43. Juli Kirkpatrick 294 Delta Kappa Epsilon 1. Dave Whitney 2. Wade Talkington 3. Rich Sechinger 4. Chris Crouse 5. Matt Roller 6. Mike Nakashima 7. Mark Floyd 8. Don Griffin 9. Jim Gunton 10. Alan Fischel 11. Craig Asher 12. Doug Heise 13. Norm Barnes 14. Leo Ramos 15. Paul Salm 16. Stefan Henley 17. Greg Sater 18. Tony Burgos 19. Miguel Iribarren 20. John Donald 21. Bart Bartlett 22. Marty Esquibel 23. Todd Atkins 24. Steve Ying 25. Howard Hess 26. Kent Smith 27. Eric Vet tel 295 Delta Sigma Theta 1. Lorilyn VViltz 2. Paula Holt 3. Kim Coleman 4. Mwenda Kudumu 5. Andrea Jones 6. Stacey Matthew 7. Pam Booth 8. Vanessa George 9. Carole Solomon 296 Delta Tau Delta 1. Randy Besosa 2. Troy Paulsen 3. Sean Schellcr 4. Darren Baird 5. John Summers 6. Doug Robbins 7. Ron Whitmeyer 8. Ed Sprague 9. Frank Stoddard 10. Bruce Lang 11. Jon Holloway 12. Frank Carey 13. Scott Stark 14. Scott Sharpen 15. Brian Keyser 16. Tim Griffin 17. Mark Carper 18. Glenn Stevenson 19. Gordon Stephenson 20. Mark Hansen 21. Paul Svitenko 297 Gamma Phi Beta 1. Rebecca Ohrbeck 2. Julia Cosma 3. Alison Chinn 4. Kathy Mottley 5. Kristina Ota 6. Beth Oswald 7. Anna Marie Ortega 8. Unknown 9. Rebeca Dyson 10. Susan Paulsen 11. Julianne Downey 12. Julie Mann 13. Jacqueline Bilodeau 14. Linda Sonne 298 Kappa Alpha 1. Bill Ryan 2. Greg Carlson 3. Devin Brvisc 4. Chris Erlin 5. John Brooks 6. Sieve Baer 7. Ken Whittaker 8. Wes Odom 9. Bob Widlansky 10. Don Wright 11. Rob Reid 12. Charles Moody 13. Dillon Cohen 14. Jason Wakefield 15. Brad Hinckley 16. Matt Reeves 17. Brian Sanders 18. Andy Smith 19. Jim Eliassen 20. louis Adamo 21. lohn Crandor 22. Mike Emer ian 23. Wayne Cooperman 24. Hank Edson 25. Wes Sanford 26. Dave Huchton 27. Jerry Maldonado 28. Billy Watts 29. Mark Broido 30. Dave Johnson 31. Niels Nordquist 32. Mark Zytko 33. Eamon Moran 34. Scott Locher 35. Paul Silvestre 36. Bernardo Silva 37. Mark McAdams 38. Mike Van Alstyne 39. Derek Buckaloo 40. Tony Chor 41. Scott Woods 42. Derek Ott 299 Kappa Alpha Psi 1. Marcos Santos 2. Francois Charles 3. Charles Okeke 4. Erick Mears 5. John Bryan 6. Anthony Daniel 7. Euriah Bennett 8. Ira Williams 9. Jason Snipes 10. Brett Mahoney 11. Bartholomew Coan 12. Marvin Evans 13. Hamilton Hunt 14. Neil Callender 300 Kappa Alpha Theta 1. Ericka Knight 2. Caroline Nelson 3. Dominique Fred regill 4. Meg Stovel 5. Marlen McKinney 6. Kim Clever 7. Caroline Krass 8. Sally Hamaker 9. Julie Marsh 10. Kris Jessen 11. Debbie Fukumoto 12. Anita Kremin 13. Delia Montesinos 14. Edie Cunningham 15. Roni Johnson 16. Camille Watson 17. Julie Willard 18. Lisa Strate 19. Jesse Jahn 20. Robin Powers 21. Jennifer Bryson 22. Victoria Deisc 23. Li . Tennican 24. Karin Volkman 25. Laurie Dalgleish 26. Ginny Cohn 27. Libbv McCaul 28. Michele Birch 29. Becky Eisenberg 30. Samantha Hodgkins 31. Daphne Edmundson 32. Man- Ellis 33. Stacey Nozaki 34. Tigger Cholon 35. Tina Niu 36. Anne Martin 37. Karen Schlaepfer 38. Murph Freelen 39. Liz Marks 40. Patti Jackson 41. Wendy Allen 42. Megan Fung 43. Carolyn Johnson 44. Kelly Murray 45. Jacque Ceremsak 46. Kristie Richards 47. Kathleen Mailers- 48. Cari Hagey 49. Kristen Skenfield 50. Ana Paula Pessoa 51. Laurie Wedemeyer 52. Michelle Nelson 53. Cheryl Parnell 54. Kristin Dahl 55. Lisa Winesteck 56. Carolyn Ginsburg 57. Michele Granda 58. Cammie Kahn 59. Sarah Cochran 301 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1. Catherine Markon 2. Laura Laeseke 3. Tracy Summits 4. Wendy Will 5. Julie Kohnen 6. Susan Fox 7. Christine McCulloch 8. Hadley Brown 9. Trish Ayres 10. Wendy Zubrick 11. Michelle Leighton 12. Jill Keithlcv 13. Ellen Carr 14. Stephanie Guigou 15. Jill Noting 16. Laura Buchman 17. Margaret Corse 18. Charlotte Jones 19. Katie Ryan 20. Suzanne Corkins 21. Mary Van Tassel 22. Jennifer Daley 23. Judy Klein 24 Ann Williams 25. Elizabeth Marker 26. Lindsay Butler 27. Bonnie Gutierrez 28. Laura Waddell 29. Tricia Chang 30. Carolyn Shaw 31. Kelly McGowan 32. Lisa Ramirez 33. Amy Wellis 34. Liz Leansc 35. Laura Lewis 36. Michelle Huckaby 37. Shary Fetterman 38. Brooke Stanley 39. Kerrie Flanagan 40. Stephanie Panto 41. Kristin Daly 42. Christy Svalstad 43. Kristin Thom 44. Gail Hallows 45. Mary Hartsuck 46. Nina Ronstadt 47. Sarah Fandell 48. Sarah deBauge 49. Sonia Nagy 50. Leslie Warren 51. Andrea Amdahl 52. Andrea Lanctot 53. diana Romeu 54. Carolyn Bronstein 55. Darcy Gallegos 56. Ally Beasley 57. Katie Henry 58. Blair Elliot 59. Lara Asper 302 Kappa Sigma 1. Andy Kearns 2. Chris Jaenike 3. Craig Morris 4. Avrag Chandra 5. Tigre Wenrich 6. Steve Croft 7. Sean Carroll 8. James Dickey 9. Geno Maggiore 10. Todd Wagner 11. Rich Farrar 12. Guy Graening 13. Peter Ford 14. Jeff Tarango 15. Bing Tsav 16. Rob Held 17. Rodger Smith 18. Steve Lowe 19. Sean Lynden 20. Dave Oehler 21. Craig Mallery 22. Tom Fmke 23. Hd Miller 24. Rob Schlossman 25. Matt Erlin 26. Sam Dickerman 27. Steve Sinclair 28. Bart Houlahan 29. Eric Ford 30. Patrick Stewart 31. Wilbert James 32. Jay Theiler 33. Allen Symonds 34. Scott Roth 35. Danny Young 36. Pascal Juang 37. Jeff Link 38. Andrew Kramer 39. Steve Zanolli 40. Chris Cummings 41. Tigger May 42. Drew Erickson 43. Ben King 44. Darren Schroeder 45. Rich Kushel 46. Bill Rubin 303 Omega Psi Phi 304 Phi Delta Theta 1. Ralph McCluskey 2. Scott Kitchcr 3. Bart Kendall 4. Parker Blackman 5. Clinton Payne 6. Ed McCall' 7. Dave Grazel 8. John Jibilian 9. Andy Northtop 10. Derek Kober 11. Dave Look 12. John Romero 13. Greg Gonzalez. 14. Eric Subin 15. Henry Shead 16. Pete Manos 17. John Naporano 18. scott Lindus 19. Steve Irvin 20. Dave McCIintock 21. Chris Sy 22. Scott Fischer 23. Chrsi Smith 24. Bill Weigel 25. Roy McCluskey 26. Dave Harden 27. Dave Kravetz 28. Jon Pavne 29. Fred Wang 30. Ted Gild red 31. Vinny Frost 32. Brad Rabin 33. Scott Patty 34. Dave Filgas 35. Chip Hazard 36. Chris Helling 37. Dave Shack 38. Dave Freelove 39. Rob Lamkin 40. Kirk Ferguson 41. Rich Barton 42. Russ Pengburn 43. John Fleischli 44. Mark Gallegos 45. Scott Swid 46. Terrence Smith 47. Jeff Schaffer 48. Nick Schaff in 49. Tim Walter 305 Phi Kappa Psi � • Jerry Yang 2. Joe Dew 3. Mik Sommer 4. Tommy Lo 5. Howard Fink 6. Edwin Cooka 7. Derek Bruton 8. Frank Knifsen 9. Nick Sutton !0. Mark Hedien 11. Jeff Loomans 12. Mike Ivanitsky 13. Brad Albaugh 14. Scott Coors 15. Rick Weisberg 16. Brian Spain 17. Sammy Oh 18. Dave Cima 19. Mike Monaco 20. Sean McCraw 21. Rob Eno 22. David Bishko 23. Josh Lisle 24. Jim White 25. Brian Lee 26. Chris Jackson 27. Nish Bhutani 28. Alan Wolf 29. Kevin Stein 30. Scott Schaffer 31. Tom Griesser 32. Enrique Alvarez 33. Jorge Velazquez 34. Steve Levitt 35. Dean Sussman 36. Paul Graham 37. Mike Targgart 38. Rico Hernandez 306 Pi Beta Phi 1. Christy Ovorgard 2. Ginger Sala ar 3. Elicia Putnam 4. Stacey Estrella 5. Lisa Hert er 6. Sonya Kazarian 7. Dafna Ciehanover 8. Mattie Gilbert 9. Lisa Green 10. Nicky Taylor 11. Laura Oleson 12. Sunsa Jhaveri 13. Mimi Ballard 14. Margaret Flanigan 15. Pyeatt Gravely 16. Alice Busching 17. Joanna Blattborg 18. Catherine Buan 19. Romy Lerner 20. Nan Burton 21. Laura Holderness 22. Joam Gregovak 23. Kristin Kennedy 24. Shan Dunbar 25. Tina Rook 26. Laurie McLean 27. Aisha Haquc 28. Melanie Ramberg 29. Clancy Collins 30. Pammie Brown 31. Joan Crowley 307 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1. Cordon Stephenson 2. Darrin Harris 3. Chris Seigel 4. John Stamatoyannopoulous 5. Alan Stanwik 6. Jim Swarthow 7. Park Shaper 8. Dan Nelson 10. Fulton Murray 11. Tom Johnson 12. Barry Saik 13. Dave Morales 14. Richie Porter 15. Jeff Kessler 16. Dain Degroff 17. Andy Geddes 18. Will Will 19. Rob Bentley 20. Jude Ir e 21. Dai) Oyharcabal 22. Robbie Austin 23. John Connolly 24. Jim Price 25. Mitch Levy 26. Scott Yeager 27. Brad Axel 28. Dave Avila 29. Mario Queiroz 30. Adam Forman 31. Bob Creasy 32. Eric Peus 33. Bryan McSweeney 34. Stuart Levy 35. John Forster 36. Spencer Craik 37. Bam- Richards 38. Rick Porras 39. Jens Machatzke 40. Dave Ciulla 41. Chris Bailey 42. Mario Vladez 43. Glen Rosenbaum 44. Robbie Kamerschen 45. Ken Hosac 46. Bill Kendall 47. S. Goober Dahlem 48. Mike Morgan 49. Mike Zuercher 308 Sigma Alpha Mu 1. Calvin Tsay 2. Mike Gillman 3. Dave Shucy 4. Matt Corington 5. Brian Hoffman 6. Glenn Newman 7. Jeff Lippman 8. Dave Cahn 9. 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I make that distinction with some caution, because we have tried to make that relationship as seamless as we can. We do so by creating residential communities in which responsibility is shared and in which the life of the mind is encouraged to enter (at least occasionally). We do it by forming an environment that, in terms of human diversity, is unusuallv rich. We do it by tiring to apply the extraordinary intellectual resources oi this glace to the abounding problems of the world outside. ur purpose is to make the experience of Stanford part of a larger reality — in some ivays. But in other ways we are, quite deliberately, an enclave where people from whom much is expected may try new things out one at a time instead of all at once. For people who are experiencing an array of new social and intellectual challenges, there is a real need for a supportive and mostly cheerful environment. And, of course, there is the special character of academic villages: though more diverse in some ways than communities in the world outside, they are much more homogeneous in three important re'spects: age, intellectual potential, and purpose. In our special enclave, we encounter many of what I will call the close-range problems of all communities. We have occasional disagreements about how we govern ourselves, the rules by which we ask one another to live, the basic respect ancf dignity we ought to offer one another as human beings. Intolerance, selfishness, racism — these we have to face, just as the rest of the world does. But we face them in a contained and unique system over which we are able to exert significant control. And we set very high standards for ourselves, so high that our failures sometimes distress us more deeply than perhaps they should. For example, incidents toward the end of this spring auarter triggered a rash of self-doubt; and that in turn rew attention from the media — which, on this kind of issue in particular, are at least as effective at making news as they are at reporting it. There icere undeniably bad consequences: members of some minority groups experienced pain and to say that their pain is justified by the education that was its consequence is asking too much of them. But neither is it fair to charge us with lack of response, because this community showed a welcome capacity for self-healing. I doubt that at any time or place in the history of multicultural life in this country had there existed a much more powerful social conviction in favor of understanding and fairness than exists right here. That we often fail our own expectations says as much about our expectations as it does about the quality of our efforts to fulfill them. 1 also believe tnat we have recorded some significant triumphs in the preservation of rational discourse about crucially important matters, ones that have sorely tested our capacity to disagree without alienation. In the debate over Western Culture this faculty and student body kept the real issues in view, even when outsiders were mischaracterizing them for their own purposes. In the compromise that was ultimately reached, everyone had something to be unhappy about; (that's one definition of compromise!) But we realized that we had created something workable, and something better than we had before. There was a closing of the ranks — and eventually, I am glad to say. a gradual dawning, in much of the world beyond Campus Drive, of respect for our processes and understanding of what we had accomplished. We nave, then, a community that offers plenty of challenge, that performs well most of the time, and’that — I assure you — you will miss in many ways. But its limited ana special character shields one from some realities: not those of proximate communities, but those of the outside world with which our fates are entangled. It is easy to forget that our environmental destiny may be determined by deforestation 3,000 miles away, that poverty in a distant city diminishes us as it would in our own family, that we have as big a stake in arms control negotiations as those who are undertaking them. The Stanford enclave is an energetic and upbeat exception to the way things are working in most parts of the world, and you are about to find out just how much of an exception we are. So for the next few minutes I want to talk to you about what vou can do when you confront a discouraging world, the one you will enter is, of course, not all bad. But in some critical areas — population growth, poverty, environmental quality, international security — there is reason for deep concern, indeed, at moments we all sense the uncomfortable possibility of Yeats' apocalyptic vision in The Second Coming: Turning and turning in the widening gyrel The falcon cannot hear the falconer;! Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,! The blood-dimmed tide' is loosed, and everywhere:! The ceremony of innocence is drowned. The ceremony of innocence drowning is a troubling metaphor for your emergence from this splendid place. Yet you are well equipped to stay afloat, despite your drowning innocence; and I want to give you five sug- gestions that may be helpful. First, please do go to work on the world's problems. They loom much larger when one cannot envision oneself as part of the solution. That is part of the philosophy behind the public service effort here, one that is even more applicable in the world beyond An important corollary is that you will feel a lot better about the world's ills if you don't think you're adding to them. It is not for nothing that Hippocrates led off his string of aphorisms with. First do no harm. Evaluate what you do in terms of all its consequences, so that you have confidence in the worth of vour commitments. It is that context in which I view the idea of the Commencement Pledge It asks that we consider outcomes — not that we declare allegiance in advance to some normative standard it supplies. It should be as acceptable to the political conservative as to the liberal, because it does something we all need to do more of — that is, focus on the consequences of what we do, try to estimate them, and then try to decide whether they are acceptable to us. Second, don't become totally immersed. Leave time and room to change your focus; no one can spend full time in a vale of tears. The most conscientious have a tendency to feel guilty whenever they turn away from a serious problem for a bit of rest. Not only is that enervating and self-defeating; too much of it can make you boring, and a lot too much of it can make you a zealot. Third, regularly gain support from those you respect and admire — and just as regularly give it back. Nothing overcomes discouragement, or renews energy, like Kraise. Indeed, considering the efficacv of praise in uman motivation, it is just a marvel that there isn't more of it in the world. Fourth, prepare for the future bv believing in it. Franklin Roosevelt's theorem — 'the only thing we have to fear is fear itself — is confirmed over and over again by modern economists who understand that inflation. for example, is largely the outcome of aggregaled personal fears about what may happen. If you Relieve, with some cynics, that there are so many pessimists in the world because of all the optimists who owe them money. you really don't understand at all. Hang in there; the optimists are going to do better, and they will repay you with interest, late next week. Last, believe that you can make a difference, because you can. Sustaining that belief is sometimes hard, especially when the world seems to be at the very bottom of Yeats' abyss — the point he reaches in the next two lines of The Second Coming: The best lack all conviction. And the uvrsl are full of passionate intensity. It is significant that Yeats finds the most discouraging element, the bottom of his vision, in the immobilization of good people. He is right. And remember that because of what you have been given by your families and by your society, (including, I hope this University), you are the best. The restoration of conviction, when the best have lost it, often depends on choosing a corner of the problem and beginning to work on it, patiently and alone. Alan Paton, the South African author wno spoke out steadfastly against apartheid when he was a lone voice in the wilderness, wrote a valedictory essay just before his death this past year that contained several quotations he had found important during his own life. The last one was taken from a stone tablet outside a country church in England: In the year 1652, when throughout England all things sacred were either profaned or neglected, this church was built by Sir Robert Shirley, whose special praise it is to have done the best things in the worst times and to have hoped them in the most calamitous’ That, my friends, is a tribute worth having. And as I bid you farewell today, it is with the wish that your best times, as well as your best hopes, lie ahead of you. There is one final thing to do, and that is to send you off with a happy reminderof what this place has meant. For that purpose I employ again some words said at another commencement by Adlai Stevenson more than 35 years ago; but surely as meaningful, and as full of the right sentiment now: ’Your days are short here: this is the last of your springs. And now note the serenity and quiet of this lovely place, touch the depths of truth, feel the hem of Heaven. You will go away with old, good friends. And don't forget when you leave why you came.' 386 - WORDS Robert Maynard Congratulations on your great achievements My empathy is with vou on this day because it was on a Sunday just like tfiis one, one year ago, when my three children and I were here at Stanford to witness a celebration. the graduation of my beloved bride Nancy from this fine Law School. That was the occasion of great joy for us for it marked the conclusion, as this day does to you, of a most important phase of life. In our case, Nancy's been joking on occasion about her Stanford Law School education, that the one thing she knows for sure that it's done is improve the quality of our arguments at dinner And I would add that it has done more than that. Stanford has, indeed, enriched and added a new dimension to our lives. So I am here as much as your commencement speaker as a member of the family. I warned President Kennedy that I came to speak here today as a mid-century person, born in the late 1930s but come of age in that grey, blighted decade of the 1950s when most of our communication was in black-and-white photographs or the disembodied voicosof the radioor the early flickeringsof black-and-white television. It was a time of transition to be followed by the decade of the 1960s, with its period of great explosions. But as I think about myself coming of age in the late 1950s, it occurs to me that my generation will live the majority of its life in the 20th centurv, and most of you who graduate in the Class of 1988 will live the majority of vour lives in the 21st century. bo you could say that our meeting here today is a meeting at the crossroads of the two centuries. Seen in that light, it is only fair to ask what was it our generation incurred as its legacy and what are the most likely features of the legacy we pass on to you to carry on into the 21st century. I have obviously several biases in this regard. I do not, for example, believe that my generation's contributions in fusion and fission necessarily made the world a better place. The sword of Damocles of the nuclear nightmare continues to hang over mankind, despite glasnoU and Reagan's Moscow spring. And so it is fair to say that one burden that we pass from one generation to the next is that we have yet to find a way to extinguish the nuclear nightmare. Nonetheless, I would like to confine myself to ... three other areas of our life, which concern the structure of our society, which, I think, raise great possibilities for what we two generations might say to each other about where we nave been and where we yet have to go. Let me say, before I name those three subjects, that whatever we think in a society, I am persuaded that the role of learning is pivotal to the solution of our problems. You have only begun yourcareerof learning into these issues. 1 encourage you to think of this merely as the beginning ot the next phase of your life of learning. Stanford is a very special place in that it prepares you well for what you must face in the future But I urge you to join that urgent erv in our society for a renaissance of learning, for a belief that solutions to our problems lie in a deeper understanding of the nature of our world and the challenges we face. So with that thought in mind, I wish to state briefly what we inherited in three areas and what 1 think we pass on as challenges remaining for you. And those three concerns are in the areas of race, gender equality, and age. Let me say a brief word about where we found each of those 30 years ago in my youth and where I think they are today and where they arc likely to be tomorrow- for you to solve the struggles that remain. The 1940s and 1950s were .. decades of terror for people of color all over the United States. It mav be difficult for those of you who were born in a later decade of the 1960s and even those who may be here from the 1970s to know that there was a time in the 1940s and 1950s when citizens routinely lost their lives in lynchings, particularly in the Deep South and southeastern part of the United States, where the denial of fundamental human rights was a way of life. And across the Great Southwest, Hispanic Americans were similarly abused. And in the Mountain West, so were Indians. Hereon the West Coast in the 1940s Japanese Americans, for no good reason, were deprived of their property and their liberty without due process of law. All this occurred in a time frame that is very difficult for those of you who came afterward to even recognize for the horror that it contained. And yet through the movement of persons such as Martin Luther King and through the dedication of civil rights and human rights workers across this land, the law changed. The Constitution recognized the need to compromise and. indeed, recognized that only through equal justice under the law could we keep faith with the good fortune the framers had already provided us and guarantee a future for this architecture of the country. The core of the issue was whether we could be a community or whether we would be really a nation governed by sectors We chose through law; we chose the Constitution as our guide, and .is a result... America has been made stronger as a society through the recognition of the rights of all of its citizens, regardless of race. But to see the times change as they have in 30 years is to be reminded of the blessings for the everlasting of a society such as ours, and a reminder to you that to preserve that liberty means to preserve the educated and learned society that can appreciate the blessings of freedom that have been passed on to us. In the 19th century there was a famous civil rights case called Drcd Scott, in which the Chief Justice of the United States, Roger Taney by name, articulated the notion that in view of the law of the United States, in the authority of the court, the black had no rights the white man was bound to obey or recognize. That notion, while articulated with respect to peoples of color, was to some extent an unspoken notion with respect to women in our society before men ... And so it was that in that same decade in the 1960s that saw the explosion in concern for the rights of persons of color there also began a great movement to change the way we perceived of women in our society. It was common in my mid-century upbringing for people to say. and be serious, that a woman's place is in the nomc. It neveroccurred to them to think of a woman's place in the House, or the Senate, or the White House. But, oh, the times they are a-changing. and that is a story in itself of signals significant for our time. Just as it is true that the resolution of problems of race in our society have |ust begun, so it is true that the full partici- Eation of women in our society has only- jsut begun to e recognized for the rich potential it will be in making us a better society-. But new problems are clear that will have to be solved. I am particularly struck as I see the new shape of the familv, by the desperate need for understanding how we wifi provide appropriate child care and early childhood development training in an entirely different arena from the one in which I was raised, when more than 70 percent of all the households in my growing up in the '50s were made up of a daddy who went out to work and a mommy who stayed home bv the hearth. The children expected to find mommy borne when they got home from school every day. As I said, the times have changed, but the preservation of family under these new circumstances will require us to engage in some careful policy planning as well as some rethinking of our own private agendas as we get to understand how to become a more inclusive society. That is a challenge that has only begun in my generation, and you surely will carry that one with you straight across the frontier of time into the 21st cent’ury. And when you get there, the issue of age will become ever more important as a social and political and economic challenge to our society. Consider this: Between 1900 and 1988, the life expectancy gains of American citizens have been on the order of a quarter century — almost 30 years. There has not been a similar gain in life expectancy between, say, 3,000 B.C. and the 20th centurv — 5,000 years. What this augurs is a longer life for ail of us presumably, but there are those who would argue that as we get older, our utility may diminish, and there is a question os to what society's obligations will be to our older citizens. Now I have to tell you the issue of age in our society is remarkable in the degree to which one's perspective on it changes over time. Those in their 20s an less likely to recognize the urgency of these questions as persons my age or older. In other words, the old saying applies: where you sit depends an awful lot on where you stand or vice versa. All the same, there are those who would argue that age and means should have much to do with the distribution of health care — that the rise of the new technologies that make extension of life possible raise questions as to whether you in your generation will face a new set of policy decisions called who shall live and who shall die. Now I have to tcllyou that not everyone agrees that the great problem of the next century will be the rationing of health care. There is a fair argument that the biggest costs in health care today are not in heroic surgeries but in long-term care, that as we get closer to understanding the problems associated with such illnesses as Alzheimer's, we will do a great deal to reduce the great costs of medical care for the aging population. But nonetheless, the point I wish to impress upon you is how we make these choices will depend to a ?;reat degree on how well we are informed, now care-ully we study the issues, how carefully we debate those questions, how much respect we have for the processes of knowledge as opposed to the prose of demagogues. When you see a society in which the video screen has become the great teacher and the university and the high school are struggling to find ways to attract the attention of students, you must worry about the erosion of that fundamental tenet that reading and learning are the precursors to any effective reasoning and that in a free society, a self-governing society, where the citizen is sovereign, an ill-informed and ignorant citizen may verv well be a danger to all of us. So os you leave this institution having been blessed with as fine an education as our society — or 1 suspect, the Western world — can provide, you go away not just with a special blessing but with a special obligation. I believe those obligations are to hold high the torch of the creed of learning as being vital to the survival and enhancement of our society, and that rational values that are based upon the notion that the stronger we are as a community the stronger we are as a nation; that with those understandings and with the understanding that ever - human being, regardless of color or gender, who is denied an opportunity in our society is a resource gone to waste, and we cannot afford to waste resources. Mr. President, graduates of 1988, members of the faculty and administration, and guests, I thank you for giving me the privilege of sharing in this extraordinary-occasion. I hope that as you leave here, as you count afl your blessings, that you will agree to share with the world the largest one'of all, the gift of the liberty that is only possible through learning, and I hope you'll pass it on to future generations. 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If you are willing to take the challenge, please write to: GUZIK TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES 4620 Fortran Drive San Jose, CA 95134 ATTENTION: COLLEGE RECRUITING QUZIK Technical Enterprises AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 392 Ok linough theory. It's lime (o get hardcore aboul your career in software. With Microsoft. We’ll give you all the resources you want, lens ol millions in R D funding. Alone with one ol the most elementary tools lor thinking a door, leading to vour own private ollice. All hacked by management that truly oo speak your language, because they probably helped write it We're serious about software design. If you are. i� m . now you know the perfect place to start Microsoft. Software Design Engineers We’re working on everything from compilers, operating systems, and networking to sophisticated graphics, powerful productivity software. CD-ROM technologies and some things that can't be mentioned in print. You could be. too. if you're about to graduate with a BS in Computer Science. Math, or a related major, with provable understanding of micros. C . the X0X6 family. UNIX' XLN'IX'. or MS-DOS’. Here’s How to Get Hardcore. Join Microsoft, and you'll not only have the opportunity to work with the world leader in microcomputer software, but also the opportunity to live in the beautiful Seattle area. And. while you've probably heard a lot about the gorgeous scenery around Puget Sound, you may not know that Seattle boasts the most active live theater west of Broadway. A cultural calendar tilled with everything from lilm festivals to ja concerts. As well as major league baseball, football and basketball. To all of that. Microsoft adds a stunning modern campus, with amenities such as workout facilities, a parcourse and members club. Plus an array of benefits. How do you get hardcore? Begin by sei resume to College Relations. Dept. QUAD. MICROSOFT CORPORATION. 16011 N.Ii. 36th Way. P.O. Box 97017. Redmond. WA 9X073-9717. We are an equal opportunity employer. Microsoft M tefpKWi I- K- f To have an impact on the communications revolution, you need full research and development capabilities on your team — plus expertise in applying the newest findings to a vast and rapidly growing market That's why the best application for your degree is the team of Northern Telecom and BNR (Bell-Northern Research). BNR's technical excellence has helped to make Northern Telecom the world s largest supplier of fully digital telecommunications equipment Northern Telecom's full-range of communications products represents theoretical advancements proven in everyday use. This is the team which set the course of the industry toward a digital standard. This is the team which is leading the integration of voice, data and image information in fully compatible systems. This is the team to join to assure your career growth now and later. To find out more information on our career opportunities send your resume to: BNR, Professional Staffing. MS-OOO. 685A E Middlefiekl Road. P.O Box 7277. Mountain View, CA 94034-7277. Northern Telecom and BNR are equal opportunity employers. TEAM UP WITH THE BEST CAREFULLY At the new AT T, we think you should know that there’s a difference between AT T and some of these new telecommunications companies that just fell off the tree. After all, when you’re the company that planted the seeds of the information age, you just naturally set a standard that’s a cut above the rest. We’re the people who brought the world the telephone, the transistor, the solar cell, the laser, sound motion pictures, high fidelity recording and much more. And today, we’re leading the way in new technologies such as microelectronics, photonics, software and digital systems. Our streamlined new company is full of high-tech opportunities just right for the picking. Meeting the research challenges of our world-famous An Equal Opportunity Employer AT.T 1966 AT T Bell Laboratories. Developing computer and telecommunications products. Pioneering long distance voice and data services. Providing state-of-the-art network systems for the industry. We’ve always been able to deliver high quality products and sendees because we’ve always attracted people of high quality. Whether it’s telephones, information or network systems, long distance services or computers, AT T is the right choice. AT T The right choice. We Created An Industry — Imagine What We Can Do For Your Career. At KLA, the success and growth we've experienced for over a decade has been extraordinary. As a result, we've cemented our position as a leader in automated optical inspection systems. In fact, we've captured and maintained over 70% of the market share in both our two major product lines. Our sales have risen from $42 MM to approximately $90 MM in just the last four fiscal years. KLA develops products which integrate advanced hardware and software image acquisition systems, precision mechanics, optical engineering, robotics, and electron-beam technology. Our complex systems, which acquire images, process them, and provide a decision maker with better information, target a very high-growth market segment which crosses industry lines. The strength of both our technology and our management superbly positions KLA for continued growth. Independent stock analysts forecast KLA to grow at a 25-30% per annum rate over the next several years. KLA's stock is currently rated as a 1 in the Instrumentation group. Since our inception, KLA has been continually recognized for excellence: ■ Products named in the nation's top 100 list of science innovations, Sci-ence Digest, 1986, 1987. ■ KLA is reported to be the 17th most profitable company based in the Silicon Valley, Mercury News, 1987. ■ Kenneth Levy (KLA President), recognized as one of the top 10 executives in the U.S., Electronic Business, 1986. ■ KLA is ranked as one of the top 100 small high-growth companies in the U.S., Business Week, 1985. ■ Kenneth Levy and Robert Anderson (KLA founders. President and Chairman of the Board, respectively), are recognized as entrepreneurs of the year. Harvard Alumni Association, 1985. If you want more opportunities than guidelines, more potential than protocol, and more of a career than you'll find anywhere else, consider KLA. Call (408) 988-6100 locally or (800) 538-5485 to find out about current position openings. KLA Instruments Corporation, 3530 Bassett Street, PO. Box 58016, MS 5000, Santa Clara, CA 95052. We are an equal opportunity employer. Klfl KLA Instruments Corporation Why would you want to work for Johnson Controls? There's no point in leaving your career to chance. . so use our checklist to see how you'll profit from a career with Johnson Controls. Look at stability; Johnson Controls has been successful for over a century, and our future looks better than ever. Look at our systems—energy management, building automation, fire protection, security. Look at the way we respond to our markets' needs for integration. ease of use. adaptability to change. Look at the opportunity. professionalism, and growth you’ll enjoy where your ideas get a thorough hearing, where you get feedback on your achievements, where your career aspirations are part of the planning process. 2 Opportunity 2, Professionalism 2 Growth 2! Systems 0 Market Consciousness Stability Multiple Locations And then look at your choices for location. 100 Branch Offices throughout North America, each offering our customers full service capabilities—sales, application and service. A headquarters facility in Milwaukee where product development, design, marketing and technical support complement our Branch Offices. We are always looking for individuals with the desire to excel. We have opportunities available for engineering, marketing and business professionals with undergraduate and graduate degrees. For information on how you can become a part of the dynamic world of Johnson Controls, write: JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC., C. Reynolds, M-17, Reply SUQY-1,507E. Michigan Street, P.O. Box 423, Milwaukee, Wl 53201. An Equal Opportunity Employer M F H. JOHNSON CONTROLS The Intel Influence We’re everywhere. In microelectronic systems. Components. And business. And we can help you launch a great career at a company that sets the standards. For ourselves and virtually everyone else. Intel A name that stands for excitement and technological innovation. Let us be your springboard to the future At Intel, we've created one microelec tronic first ‘ after another. In order to further our leadership role, we seek high achieving college graduates, like you. about to take that all important first step. Over the past two decades, our standards have influenced the way our industry thinks and performs. So if you have a technical or business degree, enjoy challenge and have a desire to excel, come to Intel. A company where your efforts will make a big difference See us on campus or send your resume to College Relations at the Intel location of your choice Arizona: 5000 W. Chandler Boulevard. Chandler. AZ 85226 California: P O. Box58121 .SantaClara. CA 95052-8121 California: 1900 Prairie City Road. Folsom. C A 95630-4760 New Mexico: 4100 Sara Road. Rio Rancho. NM 87124 Oregon: 5200 NE Elam Young Parkway. Hillsboro. OR 97124 Equal Opportunity Employer M F H 398 In the battle for business, you need every advantage. That’s why our people work with each other. Because the more they share their insights and expertise, the stronger we become. Senior management sets the broad goals. Then employees throughout the organization take charge. They discuss a plan of attack and set out to meet those goals. After all, the people closest to the action have excellent tactical insights. All this interaction works exceptionally well. We’re stronger now than ever. So we decided to make it a permanent institution. We created a program called “The Five Keys To Self-Renewal.” It covers all areas of our business: Human Resource Management, Participative Management, Quality Productivity Improvement, Ethical Decision Making and Strategic Management. It’s a program that makes sure everybody—and we mean everybody—can become a secret weapon in our battle for business. Douglas Aircraft Company, 3855 Lakewood Blvd., (204-21) R4872, Long Beach, CA 90846. VICDOA VELL DOUGLAS Equftl Opportunity fcmpk cr 399 BEYOND Were very proud of our POSTSCRIPT® page description language. In only three years it has become the dc facto standard for controlling laser printers. Over twenty OEMs have made POSTSCRIPT a part of their printers, and over 500 software products support it. But we’re not stopping there. Our potential is as promising as the future of desktop publishing is itself. Today, we are working in many key areas such as image display technology, font development, and computer graphics. To maintain this lead we are firmly committed to R D—not only to improve POSTSCRIPT’S current capabilities, hut to build upon them in new and exciting directions. We have provided our employees with a professional environment and team-oriented management philosophy that encourages new ideas and creative thinking. This is the type of environment where good ideas get off the drawing hoard and into the marketplace. Our outstanding compensation package includes excellent salaries, company paid benefits, stock options and a quarterly bonus plan. That's why so many of the industry’s top people enjoy working here. Right now, Adobe is looking for talented software professionals. If you feel you can contribute to our success, send your resume to Adobe Systems Inc., Professional Staffing SQ, P.O. Box 7900, Mountain View, CA 94043 An equal opportunity employer. POSTSCRIPT IN a registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated 400 Help create the first 21st century company. Apple Computer. Inc. has always been a little ahead of its time. From the introduction of the first popular personal computer, to the first system to use graphical user interface, to the first desktop publishing system, our goal has always been the same, to change the world with computers. That goal results in a company that is every bit as advanced as its products. In many ways. Apple is well on its way to becoming the first 21st century company in the Fortune 500. Where the typical company emphasizes hierarchy, at Apple we stress networks. Instead of mandates coming down from the top. ideas percolate throughout the organization. We give our people unusual amounts of responsibility. Extraordinary tools to let them do their best work. And an eclectic environment conducive to changing the world Add to that unusual environment all of the resources a major corporation can provide. Sophisticated management. Astute marketing. International distribution. And you have the elements of the first company of the next century: Apple. If you're ready to lead the way beyond the year 2001. and you want to do it in technical sales marketing, finance, or engineering, consider yourself welcome. Join the people who think like you do. The power to beyour best: IWM Apple Computer Int Apple and the Apple top arc repMered trademark' « Apple Computet. It 9 Sena your resume now to Am.r. lAJMrt ick. i.m... riuman Resources. Dept. SQ. MS-9C. 20525 Mariani Avenue. Cupertino. CA 9501-4. An equal opportunity employer. - 40! At Genentech. innovative science is the basis for our existence and the foundation for our future. From the beginning, the success of our company has been due to a special blend of scientific achievements and creative management. We have drawn talented individuals from academia and industry from all over the world, and have a staff of exceptional quality and capability whose achievements continue to assure us a position of leadership in our industry. Just as the same high standards, talent, and commitment to quality assure a position of leadership for Stanford I niversity. (ienentech is involved in the development of recombinant DNA products for human health care, products which help improve the quality of life. We have ongoing needs for graduates at all degree and experience levels in the fields of Biology, Biochemistry. Chemistry. Molecular Biology. Immunology, and Genetics. For more information contact our Human Resources Department at Point San Bruno Boulevard, South San Francisco. CA 94080. An equal opportunity employer. O@ifD@in)S®®IrD0 Dcm©o 3@in)(i(n)£®©!hiJin)©o Genentech.lnc. o 402 MuxmlJamKi)ltw iH tnnutR)titm-rMidiuitoin StwultoullMtnr Since 1983, the ARCO Foundation has been supporting a summer math program for high school students at Hast LA. college. The teacher, Jaime Escalante took a group of students from the barrios of East LA, and taught them the most demanding of all math sciences Calculus I lis methods were so unconventional, the results so incredible that Jaimes story was made into a movie. ARCO is proud to lx- a continuing part of Jaime Escalantes vision, giving students a better chance in life. Integrating solid technology and inquisitive minds. At Loral, we turn even the highest flights of imagination into new technologies Every day Take synthetic aperture radar A technology we developed thdt does nothing less thon revolutionize tacticol reconnaissance. Or the 24-foot Rotodome dntennae system that monitors 3 million cubic miles of airspace. Advanced pdrdllel computing for flight test data acquisition and processing 32-bit Mil Spec computers. Trocking. ranging and C2 systems for the latest tactical and strategic programs. Signal sources and frequency synthesizers High-reliabitity UHF. VHP and microwave components. And more All proving breakthrough technology blends well with creative and entrepreneur environments Which may have something to do with our growth. So. if creative engineering backed by solid management and dn unmatched technology base sounds like your vision of the future, discover the fastest grov th in defense electronics...dt Lordl! Contdct the College Relations Representative at the division of your choice listed below Loral Randtron 130 Constitution Drive Menlo Park. CA 94025 Loral Instrumentation 8401 Aero Drive San Diego. CA 92123 Loral Rolm Mil-Spec Computers One River Oaks Place San Jose. CA 95134 Loral Conic 9020 Balboa Avenue San Diego. CA 92123 Loral Defense Systems. Dept. ST P.O. Box 85. Mail Drop 4213 Litchfield Park. A2 85340 Loral Electro-Optical Systems P.O. Box 7101 Pasadena. CA 91109 All candidates must be able to provide proof of the legal right to work in the U S. Affirmative Action Equol Opportunity Employer. ECONOMICS ENGINEERING BARNES CONSTRUCTION Many firms speak of quality, innovation, and experience as traits which best represent their companys. At Barnes Construction we believe our best representation comes from our employees and the opportunity which they are provided. After all, people are the key ingredient to innovation and success. strong commitment in current and future technologies, has helped to identify Barnes as a leader of innovative construction projects. Opportunity laden with challenge and recognition is an integral part of the commitment made by Barnes Construction to each of its employees. However, careers at Barnes Construction are not limited to individuals with technical degrees - any well rounded outgoing individual with the desire to excel is encouraged to apply. It is this broad diversity, from Engineering to Economics majors, which makes Barnes the leader it is today in the construction of Public Works, Industrial Development, and Commercial Projects. For further information on how you can become a part of the Barnes Construction community please write to: N. L. Barnes Construction Human Resources Dept. 449 10th St. San Fransisco CA, 94103 N. L. BARNES CONSTRUCTION 449 10th ST. SAN FRANCISCO CA, 94103 (415) 552 - 7070 An Equal Opportunity Employer 405 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988 — CONGRATULATIONS Starting with the introduction of the Z-80 microprocessor in 1976, Zilog has stood at the forefront of Integrated Circuit Engineering and product creativity. Zilog, in our continued commitment to provide customers with the most advanced and cost-effective solutions to their design requirements, has developed the advanced CMOS VLSI Technology needed to integrate more microprocessor and peripheral functions onto a single silicon chip. The benefits are numerous: lower product cost, reduced device size, higher reliability, reduced assembly and test costs, and lower power dissipation. For Zilog 1988 should show record sales, profits, and order backlog. If you are interested in learning more about Zilog, contact us. We would like to talk with students who are about to graduate with degrees in: • Electrical Electronic Engineering • Computer Science • Material Science Please send your resume to Zilog, Inc., Professional Staffing, Dept. CS, 210 Hacienda Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008. An Equal Opportunity Employer. Zilog an affiliate of e on Corporation Engineering and Science Graduates In choosing your first job, shouldn’t your first question be, Why should I choose this company over all others? At Maxim, we’re working on some of the toughest problems in the following areas: satellite communications, information processing, radar, and reconnaissance systems. If you want to work with some of the brightest scientists and engineers, people creating breakthrough technology, look to Maxim. At Maxim, we’re working on developing hardware — actually evolving new equipment to test our advanced theories. If you want to work on the scientific edge of discovery, look to Maxim. In addition, we offer our employees a focused environment where stock participation and excellent salaries and benefits attract top professionals. If you want to have a stake in our future growth and yours, look to Maxim. Our Corporate Headquarters is just a few miles South of Stanford. To learn more send your resume to: MAXIM Technologies, Inc., Dept: STFD., 3930 Freedom Circle, Santa Clara, CA 95054; or phone Dave Thomas at (408) 748-1130. An equal opportunity employer. U.S. Citizenship Required. MAXIM 407 Congratulations Stanford Graduates! You Deserve the Brass Ring... the First Time Around! Mervyn's Welcomes Your Resume Located in Hayward, California, we are a division of Dayton Hudson Corporation with S3 billion in sales and over 200 stores in 14 states. Our employment opportunities are in the areas of: Merchandising, Finance, Store Management, MIS, Sales Promotion, Operations, Store Planning Construction, Personnel and General Management Daryle Morgan, Corporate Personnel 25001 Industrial Blvd., Hayward, California, 94545 EOE ■108 The Right Kind Of Energy. We Supply It, And We Seek It. We're Southern California Gas Company, the nation's 1 supplier of natural gas, serving more than 13 million customers in southern and central California. We make it our business to serve our customers with the right kind of energy. Wealso make it ourbusinesstohirecdlegegraduates with the right kind of energy, and provide them with the best possible opportunities for personal and professional growth. Right now. we have the following openings in the Los Angeles basin area: Associate Design Engineer Prepare designs for the construct ion and alteration of transmission, distribution and company building facilities. Requires knowledge of basic engineering principles, including design calculations analysis and engineering documentation. Associate Test Development Engineer Plan, design, coordinate and carry out tests to evaluate tools, hardware, equipment and materials, including energy saving devices, special instrumentation, appliances, pipeline equipment and electronic equipment. Associate System Engineer Make System Studies in planning of transmission and distribution pipelines, utilizing computer modeling techniques, steady and unsteady analysisand load allocation. The previous positions require a BS in Engineering (Chemical, Civil or Mechanical preferred). Associate Petroleum Engineer Provide staff expertise in the development and operation of the company's underground natural gas storage fields. Will participate in general reservoir engineering studies of underground storage fields and will be directly involved in planning and executing well drilling and workover programs, me position requires a BSor MS in Petroleum Engineering or equivalent related experience. Operations Research Specialist Responsible for the formulation and implementation of solutions to operations research-type problems. Requires a graduate degree in Operations Research, Industrial Engineering, Quantitative Economics or equivalent. Must possess a thorough knowledge of advanced mathematics, statistics and operations research. In return for you renergy and ability, we will provide you with a competitive salarv, excellent benefits and the right environment for growth. For more information on our career opportunities, talk with our Professional StaffingCoordinators when they visit your campus or write to: Southern California Gas Company, SlOSouth Rower St., M.L. 303H. Los Angeles, CA 90017. People...The Energy of our Future. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA A gas COMPANY Equal Opportunity Employer M F V H U.S. Citizenship Permanent Resident Visa Required 409 We Keep You In Touch With Stanford While ill Stiinlonl We Bring tou: ► Senior Casino Night ► Mumni Contact Service ► Senior Brunches ► Senior Weekend ► Parent Senior Class Day Luncheon before graduation ► Student Mumni Network (ST N) XUer Stanford. We Keep You in Touch: • Class of 88 director) of your cliissmales • The Stuiifonl Mnaa ine (with class notes to keep you up to dale on what your classmates are doing) • 115 alumni clubs worldwide • Xoung alumni football: discounted season tickets • Reunions every five years ■ Knjo These Other l ifelong Benefits of Your Membership in (he Stanford Vssocialion ■ Stanford I’roNet career opportunity service ■ Health Insurance ■ Stanford IS ■ Stanford Federal Credit I nion ■ Mpinc Chalet Ski Lodge at lplne Meadows ■ Continuing education programs ■ Travel Study programs ■ Stanford Sierra Camp ■ The Portable Stanford Book Series ■ and more! The Stanford Alumni Association Your link with Stanford Special membership price for students and new graduates within one year of graduation. To join, contact the Membership Department. Stanford Mumni Xssociation. Bowman Mumni House. Stanford. C 94305--10().“ . (415) 725-0692 or 723-1457. 410 Stanford Graduates: We were here for you during your college years. • for your checking needs • for your computer loans • for your ATM access And we'll be here for all your financial needs in the future, too. • to help you save • to offer you Visa • to help put you in your home You have a Lifetime Membership P.O. Box 10690 Palo Alto, California 94303-0843 STANFORD (415) 694-1000 FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Serving the Stanford Community Equal Housing NCUA 411 m_______________________________________________ Stanford Grads Do More. So Does Bank of America. If vxiu'rc getting your degree from Stanford, it doesn’t just mean you’ll oc making more money or offered more opportunities. It means you’re a success. That's why the Bank of America has historically recruited Stanford graduates. Because the size and scope of our operations includes assets of over $104 billion, we’re a major corporate entity with large-scale business needs. So you'll have ample occasion to provide individual contributions to the development of new products and services. And your outstanding performance will be recognized and rewarded with the opportunity for greater responsibility in a variety of areas within the Corporation. So if you’re graduating from Stanford this vear, congratulations! You’ve joined the world of achievers, and we’d like you to investigate our world. Bank of America is an equal opportunity employer. HI Bank of America Doing tlx- job for more Californians. IMAGINE THE POSSIBILITIES Set vour career into motion at AMD. We’re large enough to challenge for worldwide leadership in the semiconductor industry, innovative enough to set new standards in integrated circuit technology, and smart enough to encourage our people to put their talents into action. Organized for Excellence At AMD, we encourage entrepreneurship as well as teamwork. You’ll be making contributions in a rcsults-oricntcd environment where excellence is respected and rewarded. Looking for the Best Explore our current career or co-op opportunities. We’re looking for graduates with BS, MS, or PhD degrees in Engineering fields such as Electrical, Chemical, Computer, Materials; Solid State Physics and Computer Science. We also seek MBA’s with technical or non-technical undergraduate degrees. We’re headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA, with facilities in Austin and San Antonio, TX. To find out more about the possibilities at AMD, send your resume to University Recruiting, Advanced Micro Devices, MS-57, 901 Thompson Place, P.O.Box 3453, Sunnyvale, CA 94088. Or call TOLL FREE (800) 538-8450, ext. 2799, or directly (408) 749-2799. An equal opportunity employer. Advanced Micro Devices One great company R.R. DONNELLEY SONS COMPANY STEP UP TO THESE UNEXPECTED CAREERS Ai Donnelley we recognize that people change as they grow That's why we'll provide you with the opportunity to make the most of yourself no matter what direction it may take you We're not oflenng jobs . we re offering careers Exciting careers Your career aspirations may evolve at Donnelley. You may develop interests in an entirely different area of our growing corporation You may develop the need to strike out in a new direction If so. Donnelley will be there to help you. As a result of this commitment. Donnelley retains its talented employees These well-rounded professionals have made Donnelley the $2+ billion. Fortune 150 success we are today Whether you stay in your academic discipline.. or whether your career takes some unexpected turns. Donnelley is the place to be. If you have a degree or the equivalent experience in one of the following areas, consider the exciting careers Donnelley offers •ENGINEERING •SALES MARKETING • MANUFACTURING MANAGEMENT • DATA PROCESSING COMPUTER SCIENCE Sign up in the placement office for Fall and Spring interviews to discuss your interest in Donnelley Or. wriie Manager of Recruitment Planning. R.R. DONNELLEY SONS COMPANY. 2223 King Drive. Chicago. IL 60616 About The Printing Industry Today. The substantial demand for printed material has led to the development of complex, sophisticated printing technologies The industry is rapidly moving forward, and Donnelley is at the forefront of this progression In fact, we consider ourselves much more than the world's largest commercial printer — we consider ourselves as an international force in the Communications Industry Donnelley continues to be a pioneer, creating new technologies, meeting the specialized needs of each customer It's a fascinating field that'sehang-mg every day Look into it. We � ic an equal ooponumiy employe' nvt Tw 412 AFEWTIPS 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 snctch or snain muscles enough to cause damage and put you out of commission for weeks The best idea is to get a physical exam and ask your doctor about the best kind of exercise program for you AEROBICS,THE HEALTHY WAY. Aerobic exercise is a gtxsd 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 gtxxl aerobic exercises Rut before you go sprinting out the dcx r consider this Every time you run a step, you're putting three times your body weight on a single fix't So. it you're carrying a few too many pounds, you may want to shed them carefully first Above all. take it easy Start 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 follow a healthy diet Your body needs a variety of healthy fcxxJs to replenish nutrients lost during rigorous exercise Alter 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 trouble all your life. Blue Cross of California Nobody is doing more to protect your health 413 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Houlihan Lokey Howard Zukin is the nation's leading private business valuation firm specializing in mergers, acquisitions and leveraged buyouts. Our subsidiary, HLHZ Capital, is a boutique investment bank serving middle-market companies. In the past year, we rendered solvency and fairness opinions in transactions exceeding S30 billion. We believe that our professionals are the key to our success. If you are seeking a career in a fast-paced, corporate finance environment, contact HLHZ. We offer talented, motivated graduates the opportunity to excel and reward them for outstanding performance. Address inquires to Lynda Morgan. 1930 Century Park West. Second Floor. Los Angeles. California 90067. Houlihan Lokey Howard Zukin Inc Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco [ Hdqgen-Dazs Household Names-A World Of Opportunity At Pillsbury. our symbols and brand names are known far and wide They roHocl an exceptionally broad commitment to food product development and franchise operations that has led us to become the world-leading $6 billon manutacturer marketer we are Exceptionally broad also are the challenges we offer m ihe sciences and engineering Career choices may encompass developing and implementing advanced manufacturing technologies, contributing to innovative product R D activities the possibilities are almost endless Opportunities exist for bright students who will hold a BS m • Chemical Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Chemistry • Microbiology • or a related fidd • BSJMS Ph 0 m Food Sciences To learn more, undergraduates should send a resume or letter of inquiry lo: Staffing Manager. Technology MS 9953 THE PILLSBURY COMPANY 311 Second Street SE Minneapolis. MN 5S414 E«u l OetKwtunily Employer WlfiWV UmdeKampa frozen foods Jenos Safeway Salutes the Quad msi SAFEWAY 525 El Camino Real Menlo Park, CA 94025 T e re 'Proud to 6e Pont 'fyour dlc e The STANFORD BOOKSTORES. On Campus. Palo Alto.TheTrackHouse. 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 Palo Alto The Track House Mon.-Fri. 7:45-5:30 Mon -Fn 9:30-7:00 Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:00 Thurs. til 900 Sat 8:30-5:30 Sat 9:00-6 00 Compliments Of Congratulations Graduates Integrated Automation 1301 Harbor Bay Parkway P.O. Box 4004 Alameda. 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SPS offers you the opportunity to apply your technical education to a variety of challenging assignments Immediate openings exist in our Texas and Arizona facilities for those with a degree in Computer Science Physics or Electrical Mechanical or Chemical Engineering Begin your career in our Direct Placement or Engineering Rotation Programs Either way. you'll be in the middle of state-of-the-art action at the top of the electronics field For more information contact our Placement Office or write to the Manager of College Recruiting at the desired location below Arizona Opportunities Dept SPS-SQ. 725 S Madison. Tempe 85281 1602) 994-6394 Texas Opportunities 1112 W Ben White Blvd Suite 200 Austin TX 78704 (800) 531-5183 MOTOROLA Semiconductor Products Sector An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer We ll never be the same. SUNNYVALE VALVE FITTING CO. 929 WEDDELL COURT • SUNNYVALE. CALIFORNIA 94089 Phone (408) 734 3145 FAX 408-734-8345 i. rA | -=T the SWACELOK companies RUDOLPH AND SLETTEN INC. J SINCE 1891 JH0ITS Insurance 2S0 CmbnJfr Aetnar. Pa .' All.'. CA 04300-01 0 415 324-0606 an mJtprnJtnl rmployrr owntJ organization Onslow H. Rudolph. Jr. Pr � id nt Kenneth G. Sletten EaeCuliv Vic Prai.dant 989E HillodalaBivd • Bom 4637 Full (City CA94404• 14IS)572 t9J9 2020 Hurley Way • Sun 225 S cr m nto. CA 9S825 • 1916)929 8856 416 ecton Dickinson Immunocytometry Systems (BDIS). a biotechnology division of Becton Dickinson and Company, is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, just a few miles from Stanford University. Welcome to the World of Cell Biology and Bio-engineering Becton Dickinson’s innovative approaches to providing tools for research and answers to the clinical market has opened many doors and helped the company to achieve a strong position in therapeutic and diagnostic biotechnology. We welcome your technical expertise in the following areas: flow cytometry and image analysis; hybridoma monoclonal antibody production; and genetic analysis using gene probes. We also have challenging opportunities for you to be involved in the research and development areas of: reagent-instrument combinations; AIDS vaccine program; reducing graft vs. host disease in bone marrow transplantation; therapy for reduction of organ rejection in transplantation; and LAK therapy for cancer patients. Becton Dickinson offers a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package. For immediate consideration, please send your resume and salary history to: Manager, Human Resources, Becton Dickinson Immunocytometry Systems, 2375 Garcia Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94043. An equal opportunity employer. BECTON DICKINSON ERC C OFFERING YOU A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY: l.nvifKvrinv Science ftuxno� r«Ktvmxjl IViirxdi !.ncwi«wvnijl liktu'inil W lun dl l-rtf vh.i! S.ktxo n hcmMfy hj� fx� CtvmMrf O 01(1UKf N ktKO W lkirv Itvjinvk. + w IlvwnvkV WUfuviry nv-vIkhv I trim, - Munvm l suuk Irk tuMri.il LVL U i-UirlMinc Liberal Arts t.tc 1' ' ' jhno« Wl Uv IM«-rtithryerme k-rtocVrvrH Hi AUuu L I (M Mi nn. ( c fff bUtmH aad ProftwHOMl I , Mrrrk A ( n. I IK Ho, .Mm 1 di'i.j. Nr J«w Congratulations Class Of '88 — On An Education Just Beginning. We at CIBA-GEIGY know that true achievers never stop learning. Congratulations Class of '88 on all your achievements. And good luck in your future endeavors. CIBA-GEIGY The Pharmaceuticals Division 556 Morris Avenue Summit, New Jersey 07901 Equal Opportunity Employer m f h v. 417 i ENGINEERS! i I PHYSICISTS! PROGRAMMERS! XonTcth o a higNy respected. proyessTre R D Srm spcoaking in the tmpncal ananas of complex physical phenomena, and development of adw« d concepts and technologies in support of numerous defense proyams. Or research encompasses the (riming: Analysis and evaluabon of hgh! lea daa (aircraft balisbc missile. satelrte), indxinj • Trajectory reconstnrtKo • Re-entry aerodyrerrocs • Navigabcn arwdyw • Orbcal mechanics Research, development, and evaluation of advanced radar and weapons systems inducing; • Siyia6re ana!y� • SysSero srrriation • Sij processing • Rerfomancc analysis • Mission planning support • Radar, cpocal • System design aerodynamic modeling ftsoens are available a: the B.S.. MS., and PhD. levels. Degrees must be n Physics. Ma'hemaocs. or Computer Soence Electrcal Engineering with sijal processing emphass s also acceptable. We offer an excekrr salary and benefcs package including compary-paid mesfcal insurance, a salary pcoft sharing pbn. a Kxral vacation poicy and rdocascn assistance Quaifted prcfessacnats are mvted So contact our Corporate Personnel Office at (818) 787-7380. or send a resume in confidence to: Corporate Personnel Department. XonTech. 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DKE — What can 1 say but, I want to do it again — S.F. Giants All my friends — Thanks for everything; I enJOYed it all; I'm very lucky. And most of all: Monnie, Kiki, Grandma, It was ... The Cool's especially You guys were ... MOM, DAD, DEBORAH- I love you. It was a great (brief) 4 years Love, Eric Congratulations, Megan. I love you. Mom •122 - BELLARMINE 1984 “The Good Old Boys J-Ji Chacon Some things never change! Here’s to Good Times and Good Friends! % BIG Q GAME STANFORD 1988 -Congratulations You did it in four years in spite of all this fun!!! 423 NAPORANO'S Thanks for a lifetime of support Mom - You’re the greatest, most under recognized, overachieving mom there is. Thank you for all the (128) letters, home cooked meals, and love. Michele — l am so proud of what you've done and what you've been through. Keep smiling. Laura — Nothing can stop you kid. Hang tough. I love you. Thomas — You already know how much I worship you and your laughter. Dad — Thanks for the tuition money all else (see 1984). Mom, Dad, Michele. Laura, TJ. — I Love You All Darcy - The last 2 years have been fantastic, Thank You. Remember, things get better with age. Fireside(s). Full Moons. Teddy Bear. Our Column, PV. SILBPTNCA. Broker, racquetball, Oval Quad.... Love — John CONGRATULATIONS TROY PITTOCK i YOU DID IT! LOVE, MOM DAD 424 To Ricardo Sepulveda: The moment of graduation will forever last in our hearts, for today is the day that all dreams are made. The time is for celebration and good cheer, as a new chapter of life begins. The rewards that you have given us can not ever compare to the rewards that you will receive, for education is the key for a successful future. We have not ever been so proud, so full of joy, to know that you have made your hopes and dreams come true, for our hopes and prayers have forever been with you. Look to this day; the splendor of achievement. For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today makes every yesterday a dream of happiness. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. For we love you, and are ever so proud. Love, Mom, Dad, David, Veronica and the Sanchez Family CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’88 CONGRATULATIONS KIM “You’ve come a long way baby” from VIRGINIA DEB to STANFORD REB 425 1988 STANFORD GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS LAURA AND TAMARA 426 For the camera shy BRIAN LEWIS LEE Biology Economics B.S. B.A. May you always fi nd health and happiness in life May you find joy and success in the medical profession. With much love. Daddy, Mommy and Tony � � � � � � � � � � � � Congratulations to RAMSEY ABADIR —not only an exceptional student but also a wonderful son! ADEL DALE ABADIR = ✓ “From 6th in the east To grads in the west Don't think much has changed El, 'cause you're still the best! “Wont no more time without you. All my love, Jo TO; Bruce (RF) Lynn (R.A.) FOZ (R.A.) Linda (R.A.) Scott (R.A.) Thanks for making our Freshman Year The Greatest!! Larkin ’87-88 427 I LOVE YOU JOHN, You're a great big brother. Thanks for all you've done. Congratulations — even though I go to a better college! Love, Michele Hey, Big Brother! Congratulations, too corny, Au revoir, too French Have fun, not without me, Best wishes — sounds like you're leaving. I love you — yeah, just right. . . Love, Laura Congratulations, Stud . . . T.J. here comes Freddie on the fast track — Stamford to Stanford to Stamford to STANFORD TO ... whoosh! SUZANNE MEIER! May your future be bright! Loads of love — Dad, Mom, Greg, Grandpa Chris Aunt Susie Congratulations, Frederick William Heyler! Love, MOM, DAD, and ANN Von come a onway, Beebs! Te dcscamos todo lo mejor en la vida. Quc Dios tc bcndiga sicmpre dandote una larga vida, llcna dc salud, amor, honradcz y fclicidad. Saludos dc tus hcrmanas y bcndiciones dc tus padres. Eva Fierro, Jose L. Hernandez y hcrmanas. 6 12 88 Kandice Leigh Knigge With God, nothing shall be impossible. Mom THE HENRY FAMILY TOASTS THE CLASS OF 1988 KATIE PEUVRELLE, WE LOVE YOU! CONGRATULAZIONE! TILLYKKE MED DAGEN! BONNE CHANCE! HERZLICHEN GLUCKWUNSCH! !FELICITACIONES! WELL DONE! You're somebodv special 429 To Quedel: Congratulations and all the success in the world as you move up the ladder to achieve greater goals. You made the family very proud by being the first Principal member to graduate from college. I hope that all your dreams come true, and I'm glad that you are my brother. I always looked up to you. You are my motivation for succeeding at whatever I do and most importantly my favorite role model too. Your Loving sister, Sauveta I know we each have our own success to achieve, Quedel, but could I please borrow your ladder. Congratulations!!!!! Your Younger Brother, Arnold Principal, Jr. To Quedel, Congratulations and all the luck and success to you in the future. May you achieve all your goals with God’s blessings. ALL our Love to you. The Jasmin Family To my son, Quedel: You have given me great Joy in the successes you have achieved and in seeing you graduate from college. I want you to know that I will always support you and be there for you in whatever you do as you continue your education. I am extremely proud of you, and may God look upon you always and bless you. I love you very much. Your loving mother, Myrienne 430 CONGRATULATIONS BRONKO YOU’RE FANTASTIC!! WE’RE SUPERPROUDU — MARX 301 I; “six crazy girls who like to have some fun” MOM, I)AD, RENEE YODA!! CONGRA TUI a tions AND GOOD LUCK MOM - DAD - HENRY Congratulations to BRYANT E. CHERRY Just when you though it was safe to walk under 3rd floor windows, Ragers 1, 2, 3 ... THANKS!!! FOR ALL THE MEMORIES, ADVICE, HELP, CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM, GOOD-TIMES, AND LOVE. MOM DAD, PAT STEVE, MARTINA, ERIC, TONY, MARLENE, JOY, WADE, SPAM, NORM, BUFFY, JIM G., JOHNNY J., JIM RIBAGO, DIERDRE, MIK JAGGER, CHRIS F„ CRAZY MARTY KOZ., J.D., CRUISER, GOMER. ROSS, EE-LIN, JIM MORRISON THE DOORS, GREG SATAN, DON G. LITTLE TEENY TINY PUPA, BILL, MEGAN, SANDRA, CRASHER, SKIN, THE KING, BRYCE, RISSER, KAPLAN, SKIP, GALLES, PIERRE, GORDON, MARTINEZ, IRV, ANASTASIA, THE NAKS (PHIL MIKE), LEO, MARTY, DOUG H., CAROL CLAUDIA, JEAN, THE BROTHERS OF DKE, THE QUAD STAFF, YOSHIMI, MIKE CORRALES, MIKE JONES, MARY IL, ZOEE O'NEAL, MY GRANDMA GRANDPA, AND ANYONE ELSE THAT SHOULD BE ON THIS LIST BUT ISNT. ... In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength...’ Isaiah 30:15 Milton Frederic Barnes Mechanical Engineer 431 MIGUEL IRIBARREN '88 KAPPA SIGMA SENIORS Friends and Brothers for Life Sean O'Connor Carrol Cotten Blackwell Dan Delaney Geno Della Maggiore Mike Depaoli Sam Dangerous Dickerman James Snake Dickey Clark Sparky Eller Dane Elliot Drew Boo Boo Erickson Rich Possum Farrar Wilbert James Pascal S.C. Juang Andy Chuck Kearns Ben King Rich The Face Kushel John Peckerhead Lynden James Sweetness McPhail Craig Beaker Morris Ted Morris Dave Opie Oehler Bill Rubin Darren Flipper Schroeder Steve Sine Sinclair Jay H.P. Theiler Bing Tsay Tigre Wenrich Steve Zano Zanolli The Lane ... LA roadtrips ... Caveman Party... Pledge Field Trip '85 — Airport? City? ... Pledge Follies .. . President's Weekend Road Trip from Hell ... IM's . .. Thanksgiving dinners ... THF GOOSE .. Keggisms ... Plcdge Active Wars .. . Hello BCG, Arthur. Pru-Bache, Salomon, LEK, Chemical, Baylor USC Med, Stanford Law, Brachs et al ... beer is good food . .. Sunday C-League Hangover Hoops ... blowouts... Formal Awareness Week ... The rr.icirt Energy C .ar.. . bid meetings ... jelly donuts ... al minutes ... Harumph!!!!!! Bid Night '85 .. . The Five Friends Greeting Card Company. . . THANKS LEIGH . .. The Men of Stanford Calendar '.. breakfast with the monkey... Reno?! Hmmm .. Pledge Olympics ... as far as you know... Old Pros ... The Love Broker (S5). . the three minute juicer... saving scats ... Bach's ... Night Putting ... fon-boding per-ceptor... Mock Weddings ... Moral Standards Committee ... Trans American Road Rally '86 ... Binky's U.A.V. — R.I.P. ... The Matty T ... Feist Day ... Time spent wasted is never wasted time (The Righteous Dude).. .Guys, my sister is coming to the party, so if you see me dredging, please stop me (Geno)... You're a man; use a tool('Scal)... We don't have to drink to have fun, but why take the chance? (Keg) ... Hey, you Butthead (Binky).. . We drink to make other people more interesting ... Dat's what you think, monkey boy! Buckaroo Ban ai - . . We don't drink to get drunk. We continue drinking long after we're drunk . Your persistence amazes even me. Dr. Jones . . Hey, hey, quiet down! (Boo Boo at any chapter meeting) ... You almost lost your preferred customer status (Joe, The Goose) ... A.E.K.D.B. Depaoli, you know what you need? You need to get... I declare myself Jelly Donut Chairman (HP). .. Drinking isa good thing and ought to be encouraged ... So, how did we get home last night? ... Dude, let's go for an Apres Surf shack (Chuck) ... Yeah, me and Lance here are pro surfers from Mew York ('Seal, Spring Break '86) ... It's his 21st birthday? He's been getting in fights here for years (Joe) ... Look 'Seal, birds. That's good because where there are birds, there are fish (Face, Puerto Vallarta '88) ... Hash Brownies ... 'Ride of The Valkyries ... Don't go changin', just to please me ... INDEX A be, Laura 279 Abernethy, Jon 241 Abort, Lori 316 Abraham, Amy joannna 316 Abrahams, Matthew 237 Abrams, Bob 245 Abrams, Jeff 27‘� Abrams, Jon 265 Abrams, Karen 240 Abramson, Paul 261 Acosta, Olga 272 Acquaviva, Rosemary 231 Adamo, Louis C. 299, 316 Adams, Brett 252 Adams, Dave 265 Adams, Dave F. 316 Adams. Jayson L. 283,316 Adams. Justin 256 Adams. Rose Marie 250, 316 Adams, Tess 282 Adams, Traunza 253 Adamson, Chris 220 Adamy, Pete 316 Adclberg, Bradley' 270 Adkins, Anne 261 Adler, Leonard 267 Adler, Michael 316 Adler, Steven David 316 Aganval, Ajay 255 Agrawal, Mans 265 Aguilera, Gabe 223 Aguirre, Martin 251 Aguirre, Valentin 253 Agyei, Yvonne 284 Ahanolu, Duru 258 Ahem III, Charles F. 310,316 Ahmed, Riaz 265 Ajer, Shari 231 Akers. Kim 260 Albaugh, Brad 306 Albcran, Patty 281 Albert, Ian 270 Alborough, James 285 Albosita, Marek 245 Albrecht, Elizabeth Ann 316 Albright, Shana 261 Alcorta, Joey 231 Alden, Cynthia M. 316 Alessi, Mikede 265 Alex, Max 253 Alexander, Charlotte 316 Ali-Salaam. Pia 276,316 Allen, Eric Anthony 251,316 Allen. Josh 252 Allen, Matt 264 Allen, Wendy 281,317 Allen, Wendy 301 Allison, Aimee 251 Allison. Cheryl 232 Almond, Scott 252 Almquist, Christi 317 Alonso, I-ouic 273 Alpert, Chuck 267 Alston, Ray 254 Alstyne, James van 248 Alstyne, Mike van 299 Allan, Peri 226 Althousc, Aaron P. 317 Alvarado, Amanda Suzanne 245,317 Alvarez, Enrique 276,306,317 Alvarez, Sabrina Ann 317 Alves, Michael 317 Ambler, Carol Ann 257,317 Amdahl. Andrea 302 Ameriks, John 228 Amin. Hisham Amir, Spencer 255 Amirthanayagam, Mareeni Therosc 223. Amorosa, Dina 281 Anaxtasopoulos, Alex 232 Anchondo, Enrique 272 Andcrcgg, Mark 266,267 Anderson, Bob 270 Anderson. Carol 225 Anderson, David James 267,317 Anderson, Ed 241 Anderson, Jason Ashley 317 Anderson, Kami Karen 317 Anderson, Karen 1L 229 Anderson, Karen J, 228 Anderson, lisa 231 Not Available Anderson. Nicholas M. 276,317 Anderson, Rod 229 Anderson, Scott 317 Anderson, Sue 274,317 Anderson. Troy 272 Anderson, Vicki Lynn 289,317 Andrew, Phil 248 Andrew, Rhonda 260 Andrews, Kendall 233 Andrews, Marci 255 Andrikopoulos, Alysia 274 Andrikopoulos, Shaun 312,317 Ang. Boon 236 Ang. Gene 265 Angkustsiri, Kesinee 228 Anklam, Mark 280 Annau.Tom 252 Aoki, Andrew 279 Aono, Eiji 261 Apoliona, Nicole 293,271 Appleton, Jeremy 276 Araten, Michael 317 Araujo. Lis 257 Archer, Elizabeth 282 Ardito, Mike 280 Arema, John 271 Arenas, Paul 317 Arias, Beatrix 257 Arima, John Yoshito 227,317 Armao, Joey 249 Armar. Linda 249 Arnsdorf, Bobby 318, 273 Aronson, Adam Lawrence 318 Aronson, Sandy 252 Arredondo, Fabiola R. 249,318 Arroyo, Anthony J. 318 Arvizu, Angela Tercse 279,231,318 Asch, Dave 228 Asheim.John 265 Asher, Craig 318,295 Ashley, Karen Elise 318 Ashton, Becky 273 Asper, Lara 302 Assey, James 230 Atamian, Rod 228 Ataya. Lema 247 Atcitty, Chris 280 Atcs, Gokhan 221 Atilano, Lorraine 231 Atkins, Michelle 229 Atkins, Todd 295 Atluru, Raj 261 Alzeff, Amy 231,293 Au, Wing Yce 254 Audrain, Paul Calvert 318 Auh, Jane 279 Aung. Tom 259 Austgen.Jim 285 Austin, Ellen 258 Austin, Karen 221 Austin, Robbie 308 Austin, Susie 261 317 Austin, Tom 274 Austin, Virginia M. 318 Avalos. Raul D. 318 Avaratiello, Frank 278 Avila, David Lawrence 308,318 Axel, Brad 308 Ayres, Trish 302 Azure, Joe 292 I3..bic. Marko 254 Babmet, Eric 242 Babmski, Nigel 28-1 Backus, Mark 318 Bacon. Jerry 318 Badgett, Adam 252 Badiozamam. Kas 272 Baer, Steven Michael 299,318 Baffa, Karinn 318 Bagdadi, Daniel 257 Bail, Gregory 318 Bailey. Chris 308 Bailin, Paul 261 Baird, Darren 297 Baker. Dino 275 Baker, Felix 228 Baker, Melissa 259.290 Balakrishna, Raj 252 Balaknshnan, Kenneth R 318 Balasubramam, Spiram 245 Baldonado.Omar 259 Baldwin, Eric 274 Balint, Matt 254 Balint, Steven 318 Ballard. Miriam Elizabeth 319 Ballew, Geof 280 Baltz, Chris 276 Baltzan, Beth 259 Bal er, Steve 222 Banalcs. Andrew 265 Banatoski. Jill 225 Banks, Gaby 265 Banks. Jano 319 Banks. Tracey Lvnnette 319 Bans. Marty 292 Barasso. Michele 228 Baray, Cammv 267 Barbat, Dave 254 Barbat, Dave 311 Barber, Alicia 256 Barber, Kim 273 Barbour, Chris 274 Bard. Chris 278 Bardin, Stephanie 248 Bareikis, Anja Allison 244,319 Barendsen, Kristin 283 Barker, Andy 288 Barkett. Tom 241 Barman, Jeff 271 Barman, John 242 Barnes. Debbie 223 Barnes, Kristi 271 Barnes, Milton F. 319 Barnes, Norman Alan 295,319 Barnett, Audrey 260 Barnett, Steve 312 Barnwell, John 282 Baron, Becky 254 Barr. Andrew 319 Barr.J.B. 228 Barrera. Steve 261 Barrett. Amy Redington 277,319 Barrett. Nikki 221 Barron, Lorena 265 Barron, W. Douglas 254,319 Barsa, Mike 271 Bartholaw, Bradley Boggs 319 Bartholomew, Scott 288 Bartholow, Brad 221 Bartlett, Bart 295 Bartlett. Chip 262 Barton. Rich 305 Baskin. Lester 220 Batson, Walter 2S2 Bauer, Liga E. 319 Baum, Geoff 270 Bauman, Carla Jean 319 Bauman, Janet 319 Bauman, Jim 28S Bauman. Renata 266 Baumgartner. Martha 256 Bautista, Joel 235 Baveja, Savi 245 Baw. Andrew 232 Bayer, Robin 263 Baylbs, David M. 313,319 Baylor, Johnathan 266 Baylor, Mik 257 Baylor, Mike 288 Baylor. John Ransdell, Jr , 319 Beacham, Melissa 320 Beadle, Frank 311 Beardsley. Megan 263 Beasley. Ally 302 Heaven, Simon 279 Beazer, Dam 275 Bechky, Perry 272 Becker, Julie 320 Becker, Maureen 290 Beckman, Chris 265 Bedgood, Scott 1-angford 313,320 Beekoy, Elizabeth 260 Beer. Ken 230 Beerer, Natalie 237 Behrens. Chris 270 Beischer. Tom 234 Belanger, Nina Alexandra 320 Belfiore, Joe 23S Bell, Meltin 320 Bellaschi, John 243 Beltramo, Dan 311 Ben-shoshan, Eli 238 Benbrook, Brad 232 Bencze, Bill 263 Bender. Ann Marie 225 Bender. Dayna 261 Benford, Tracy 282 Bennett, David A. 320 Bennett, Margaret 256 Bennett, Sally 267 Bennett, Eunah X., Jr. 300,320 Bensch, Ingo 250 Bent. George 233 Bentley, Robert 308,320 Benton, Lisa Renee 320 Benvenuto, Kecia 262 Berdcja, Jesus 247 Bergetz.Carl 280 Bergholtz, Amy 257 Berk. Karen 229 Berks', Andy 281 Berkowitz, Andrew 264 Bernal, Martin Sergio 220,320 Bernhagen, Lisa Lyn 320 Borns. Daniel Stuart 320 Bernstein, Bobbi 283 Bernstein, Karen 225 Bernstein, Terry 266 Berry. Alison 228 Bertolino, Gina 235 Besosa, Randy J. 297,320 Bettag, Carl 310 434 Betz, Megan 261 Bevis, Mall 2140 Beyreis, Mark 320 Bezmalinovic, Boa 269 Bhakta.Nceb 238 Bliardwaj. Sanj.iv 320 Bhusri, Priya 271 Bhut.ini, Nish 266 Bhutani, Nish 306 Bianchini, Julio Ann 320 Biggert, Courtney R 320 Biggins, Sue 293 Biggs, James 266 Billings, Gregory Wayne 320 Billings, Tim 288 Bilodeau. Jacqueline Lee 298,320 Bilter.Scolt 281 Birch, Barry D. 220,320 Birch, Michele 301 Birch, Sandra 232 Birmingham, Katie 281 Btxhko, David 270,306 Bishop, Erie 2 794 Bishop. Janice 246.320 Bishop. Randy 228 Bbla.Kammi 252 Black, John 230 Black. Phil 320,310 Blackburn, David 321 Blacken, Laurel 253,294 Blackman, Dereca 228 Blackman, Parker 305 Blahuta, Konev 260 Blanchard, Janice 289 Blanchini, Julie 290 Blank, Diana 227 Blasnek, Brent 273 Bleisner, Siri 280 Blonner, Stephanie 231 Bliss. Bob 257 Bloch. I.issette 321 Block. Stuart 311 Bloom, Jen 225 Bi x mgarden, Laurie 234 Bloomstein, Jason 260 Blosser, Shawn 237 Blount. Ennis Caldwell 321 Blount. W. Kevin 321 Blum. F.ilcx-n 224 Blumborg, Jeff 230 Bochenek. Betsy 271 Bockholt. Ken 264 Bockstom, Michelle- 238 Bodman, Matthew Day 321 Bodman, Mike 234 Boellstorf. Tom 222 Bok.Tom 232 Bole. Cohn 321 Bolich, Bryan 310 Bolton, Conevery 277 Bommor. Scott 313 Bommer, Scott A 321 Bonang, Chris 312,321 Bonk, 1-aura Nlana 275.321 Bonner, Mike- 251 Bonnet. Lesley 265 Bontlv. Tom 223 Booker, Cory 265 Boonyanit. Kan 321 Booth, Pam 296 Bork. Lisa 274 Bornstein. Jordie 260 Bornstein. Scott 321 Borowick. Kent 221 Borowick. Kent S. 321 Bortscheller. Lauri 265 Bor ekowski. Ron 283 Bose, Kirsten 283 Boseker, Andrea Lynn 321 Bosko, Cia 280 Boston. David 321 Bostwick. John 275 Bo worth, Virginia 249,321 Botkin, Ryan 228 Botkin. Sean 229 Bouck, Craig VV. 320 Boughan, Kurt 256 Botilos. Nader 232 Bouma. Jess 278 Bovwctt. Alan 282 Bowen, Melissa 271 Bowen. Rick 228 Bowers, Ann El iso 225 Bowler, Russell 321 Bowman. Brett 255 Boxill, Diane 220 Boyce, Su anno 241 Boyd, Cindy Ann 321 Boyd, Jennifer 258 Boyle. Katie 252 Boyle. Kristin 236 Boyle. Richard J. 310.321 Boyman, Kym 267 Braack, Stacy 290 Braadc, Marties C. 321 Bracey, IX-s 266 Bradey. Das 291 Bradford, Shari 294 Bradley, Pat 274 Brady, Christy 290 Brady. Shannon 259 Brahe. Paul 260 Brakebill, Ken 260 Brandt. Elliot 238 Brant, Kate 229 Braun, Scott 233 Brauser, Jason 225 Bray, James 266 Bray, jr., James R 321 Bra ill, Dirk 250 Broar. IX-bbie 293 Breaux, Annemaria 237 Brcinan. Howie 311 Breise. Devin 299 Bremner. Janice 239 Brennan. Patricia Ann 321 Brenwasser, Eugene 232 Brcssie, Kent 265 Bridge, Ross 231,321 Bndgers. Darrell 282 Bridwell. Paul 310 Briley, Twyla 267 Bnskman, Pam 258 ' Brockhoff. Matt 234 Brodersen, Jens 251.321 Brodlie. Matt 311 Broido. Mark 299 Broido. Mark Thompson 322 Brokaw. Jennifer 322 Bronstein, Carolyn 242,302 Bron an. Rachel 322 Brixike. John L B 322 Brooke. John W. 313,322 Brooks. Elizabeth 270 Brooks, John 299,322 Brooks, Kathy 223 Bnwius, Mark P. 322 Broun. Pat 232 Brouwers. Robert Y. 322 Brown, Amy 229 Brown. Brad 229 Brown, Bruce D. 322 Brown, Bryan 259 Brown. Hadley Lee 302.322 Brown, Keisha 282 Brown, Kelly 261 Brown, Kristin 267 Brown. Lindakav 232 Brown, Miles 234 Brown, Molly 322 Brown, Renee 258 Brown. Rhett 234 Brown, Robert 256 Brown, Steven 276 Brown. Timothy A. 322 Bruck. Matthew H 313,322 Bruckner. Wendell 225 Bruno. Tracy 279 Bruni, Kathy-Jo 293 Bruton, IX-rek 273, 306 Bryan, John 246 Bryan. John 300 Bryan, Sarah 280 Bryan. John Harold. Jr. 322 Bryant. Brian 282,304 Bryant, Chuck 279 Bryant. Sheri 252 Brydon, David V.C. 247, 322 Bryer, Sarah 275 Bryson. Jennifer 301 Bryson, Rebecca 241 Buchanan, Jack 265 Buchanan, Kirsten 230 Buchko. Chris 255 Buchmann. Laura L 302,322 Buchmann. Ray 246, 322 Buckaloo. IX-rek 299 Buckley, Melissa 229, 266 Buckstaff, Daniel C. 322 Buddie, Steve 242 Bui. Kim 273 Buice, Carl 271 Bulchandam. Ashwin 241 Bullard. Kelli Mathcson 237,322 Bunch, Bryan 221 Bunch, Charles 226 Bunnell. IXiug 267,322 Burge. Chns 270 Burger, Jennie 255 Burgos, Anthony E. 295.322 Burlinson. Bob 310 Bums, Michael |. 323 Burns, Pat 241 Burtness, Laura Hildahl 269, 323 Burton, Mike 280 Burton. Todd 261 Burnell. Rob 279 Busby. Richard 238,323 Busby. Sherstin 229 Busching. Alice Lee 220,323 Busock. Susan 250 Busette. Andres 228 Bush. Steve 226 Bushnell. Laura Isabel 323 Butler, Amy 323 Butler, Heather 234 Butler, Lindsay 302 Butler. TraslynC. 267.323 Butt. Davina 238.290 Butt. Fidelia YS. 236,323 Cable. Tory 234 Cahill. Michael T. 323 Cahn, David 256 Camdec. Kristen Laie 323 Callahan. Patnco M. 255,323 Callegari, Kimberly 289 Callender. Neil 300 Cation. Mark 278 Calvert. Matt 223 Camacho, Danny 265 Campbell, Celeste 230 Campbell, Mike 259 Campbell. Sallie Adams 323 Campen, Monica Van 220 Canales, Miguel 231 Canales, James Jr. 280,323 Canas, Maria 267 Canas-Madrigal. Maria del Pilar 323 Cano, Mando 285 Canterbury, Christine 294.323 Canul, Mike 231 Cardenter, John 256 Cardon. Jill 280 Caren, Chris 235 Carey. Frank 297 Carey, Tom 249 Carlson, Gregory E. 299,323 Carlson, Gretchen 249 Carlson, Jon D. 323 Carlson. Julia 267 Carmichael. Mark 263 Carpenter. Scott T. 323 Carper, Mark 297 Carr, Ellen West 302,323 Carr. Stephen F. 323 Carrasco, Rudy 281 Carrillo, Alexander Anguiano 323 Carrillo, Marcela Guerrero 324 Carrillo, Oscar 271 Carroll, Hassan 253 Carroll. Melinda 232 Carroll, Sean 303,324 Carson, Sara Ann 284, 324 Carter, Antionette Marie 324 Carter, Farah 282 Carter, Jeannine Marie 324 Carter, Kimberly Susan 220, 324 Carter, Thomas 282 Casacoa. Paolo 324 Casares.Rtck 285 Casey, Andrew M. 324 Casitlas. Charles Edward 324 Casillas, Raquel 280 Cassidy. Edan 270 Castaneda. Lizzu 260 Castaneda, Tasha 285,231 Castellanos, Alex 261 Caste!Ion, Martha 265 Castilla, Sheila M. 324 Castillo. Gil 280 Castillo, Luz Mana 231 Castillo. Michael 312,324 Castillo, Pedro Vicente 220. 324 Castro, Gary M 312. 324 Castro. Sylvia Ann 250.294,320 Casturo. CXsn 263 Catalano. Charles R. II 324 Cates. Eli 271 Catherwood, Dan 267 Cathrall. Jeff 220 Caven. Todd 279 Ceremsak. Jacque 247, 301, 324 Cendano. Linda 260 Cervenka. Andrea 222 Ceyhan. Ismail 2M. 324 Cha.Joe 282 Chabra, Anand 324 Chacon, Gerald J.J., Jr. 324 Chaffee, Jen 235 Chaffers, Michael 270 Cliamberlain. Chris 225 Chamblee, Sannie Antonio 324 Chamblee, Tony 249 Chamness. Eric 281 Chamness, Scott Oliver 240,324 Chan. Adrian 325 Chan, Canyon 254 Chan. Edward M 325 Chan, Ee Lin 236,325 Chan, Ken 259 Chan. Thomas H. 325 Chan, Vickie L 325 Chanco, Juan 325 Chandra. Avrag 303 Chang, Grace 2 200 Chang, Anne 272 Chang, A riven 257 Chang, Barbara 259 Chang, Christine 284 Chang, Dave 280 Chang, David 232 Chang. Eva 270.290,325 Chang, Jackie 272 Chang, John 262 Chang. Kristi 241 Chang, Michael 259 Chang. Tricia 302 Chang, Trish 281 Chapin, John 236 Ch� ple, Mike 288 Chapman, Michelle 276 Chappa, Ramon 291 Charbonnet. Steve 232 Charles, Erik 272 Charles, Francois 300 Charles, Yvonne 236,325 Chaves, Lisa M. 285.325 Chavira, Edna 229 Chce, Berna 225 Chee.Joc 259 Clwllaram, Navin 325 Clven. Benjamin 283 Chen, Caren 260 Chen, Chin Chin 260 Chen, Connie 237 Chen, Debbie 260 Chen, Dillon 237 Chen, Edward I 259,325 Chen, Grace 225 Chen, Herbert 325 Chen, Janet 325 Chen, Jean 280 Chen, Jon 251 Chen, Kathy 236 Chen, Lilly Diane 238.325 Chen, Paulina 227 Chen, Pearl 261 Chen, Rich 236 Chen, Sabina 220,294 Chen, Shell! 281 Chen, Thai-ho 227 Chen, Tina 279 Chen, Wen 283 Chen, Stephen 325 Cheng. Elisa 245 Cheng. Quinny 225 Chemik. Brie 223,325 Cherry, Bryant E. 325 Chew, Cliff 232 Chi, Bernadette 279 Chi, Laura 279 Chi, Tom 249 Chiang. Kathy 279 Chiang. Mike 281 Chiavacci, Michele Upton 325 Chin, Cedric 325 Chin, Douglas Shih-Ging 256,325 Chin, Fedora 259 Chin, Grace 284 Chin , Ken ley Win 325 Ching. Kalei 225 Chinn, Alison 278,298 Chinn. Dan 255 Chipkin, Adam 281 Chisiu, Dean 279 Chism, Brent 228 Chiu, Wendy Yce-yan 325 Choi, John 257 Choi,Jac 311 Choi, Jocelyn 220 Choi, Jung 230 Choi,Seung 221 Choi, Susan 252 Cholon, Annette Tigger 301,326 Chopra, Amit 274 Chor.Tony 299 Chough, Steve 254 Chow, Keye 256 Christensen. Don 240 Christon, Magnus 282 Christopher, Kathy 326 Chruscinski, Andrzej 254 Chuang. John 242 Chun. Keith 252 Chung, James Woojin 236,326 Chung, Susan Pearl 223,293,326 Chung, Tom 272 Churchill, Stephen 326 Ciesielka, Christine 326,236 Cima, David J. 306,326 Cirese, Jeff 249 Cisneros, Jose 257 •436 Cisneros. Manuel 257 Cisneros. Mark 274 Ciulla, Dave 308 Claassen, Forrest 266 Ctadouhos, Trenton 326 Clark, Amy 281 Clark, Cynthia Lynne 326 Clark. Denise- Jennifer 266,267.326 Clark. Heidi 276 Clark. Leah 239 Clark. Robert Alexander 238,326 Clarke, Tracey 281 Clayton. Steve 225 Clement, W Wallace 311.326 Clemons. Noclle 252 Clevenger, Caroline 222 Clever, Kim 301 Clever, Sarah 280 Clifford, Chris 257 Cline. David 311.261 Clough, Cameron 263 Clune, Erin 267 Clyde, Tom 260 Coan, Bartholomew 300 Cochran. Sarah Lynn 301,326 Cochran, Tim 279 Coffey, Andrea 244 Cohen, Dillon 299 Cohen, Ljuren 230,326 Cohen, Manda 281 Cohen, Stefan B 251,326 Cohen, Stephen A. 326 Cohen, Steve 278 Cohen, Steve 311 Cohn.Ginny 301 Colak, Timur 310 Colamarino, Sophia 282 Colborn, Ann Marie 326 Cole, Chris 240 Cole. David 326 Cole. Toby 264 Coleman, Salaam Diara 282 Coleman, Carolyn 271 Coleman, Julianne 283 Coleman, Kim 277,2% Coleman, Kimberly S. 327 Colen, Jeff M. 311.327 Coletta, Damon 327 Coley, John 279 Colglaxicr, Mike 310 Collet, Elizabeth 265 Collette, Jamie 280 Colley. Kenneth John 327 Collins, Jennifer 228 Collins. Lila Rae 327 Collins, Timothy 240 Colvin, Michael Antonio 327 Colvin. Vicki 276 Colwell. Wade 231 Commons. Peter 271 Compton, Debora 259,327 Conger, Edward S. 327 Conklin. Jim 233 Conly, Cheryl 279 Connolly, John 308 Connors, Katie 235 Constant. Mark 261 Contini, Bob 260 Contreras, Andrea 223 Conway. David 272 Cook, Andrea Laura 327 Cooka, Edwin Phillip 306.327 Coolidge, David Matthew 327 Coon. David 284 Cooper. Adrian 276 Cooperman, Wayne M. 299,327 Coors, Scott 226,306 Copass, Mike 232 Corhato, Nancy 269 Corbo, Joe 266 Cordcr, Steve 247 Cordero. Edward 237 Coris, Fred 254 Corkins. Suzanne 244,302 Corl.Jim 327 Cormack, Alison 228.327 Cormack, Sara 265 Cornelius. Katharine 327 Coronado, Maricsela 327 Corr. Andrew P 283,327 Corr, Christopher J. 327 Corrigan, Mike 222 Corse, Margaret 302 Cortdyou. Curt 220 Cortdyou, Curtis G. 328 Cosma, Julia 264 Cosma, Julia 298 Costanza.Craig 265 Cote, Stcph 252 Coughlin. Mary Mildred 281,328 Coulon, Brad 279 Councilman, David L. 237, 328 Couture, James 262 Covello, James A. 328 Covington, Matt 270,328 Cowan, Jeremy 254 Coyle. John 237 Craig, Gordon Samuel Wiggins 328 Craik. Spencer 308 Craiu, Abie 282 Crandcil, Leslie Ann 328 Crandor, John 299 Crane. Andrea 252 Crawford, Jackie S. 224, 328 Crawford. Jason 328 Craze. Andy 278 Creasy, Bob 308 Cnley , Mark 271 Crinnion, Marie 272 Criswell, Brandi 261 Croft. Kymberly 265,328 Croft. Rachel 265 Croft, Steve 303 Cronin. Paul R. 250.328 Crook, Angela 258 Crook. James 241 Cross. Keith 240 Crosson. Eric 292 Crouse, Chns 295,328 Crystal. Elizabeth 293, 274,328 C ueras, Ca rol i ne 264 Cuerva. Johnny 231 Culbert, Daniel 227 Cull, Tom 256 Cullinarie, Lisette 264 Cumberford, Greg 275 Cummer, Steve 261 Cummings, Chris 303 Cummings, Molly 236 Cunningham, Chris 242 Cunningham, Edie 301 Curley, Katia 275 Curtis, Jennifer 267 Cusan a. Steve 234 Cushing. Elizabeth 328 Cypher. Charles 328 D' I— andrea. Claudia 328 Daggs, Lisa 267 Dahl. Kristin 247.301,328 Dahlem, Shawn 308 Dale. Scott 232 Daley. Jennifer 302 Dalgleish, Laurie 301 Dalton, Amy 260 Dalton, Thomas Maxwell 328 Data, Matt 274 Daly, Allan 228 Daly, Kristin 302 Damkroger. Lisa 232 Dane!. Alexander R. 329 Dangarjn, Jeff 284 Daniel, Anthony 300 Daniels, Dave 271 Dart. Hank 275.278 Dau. Neil 329 David, Ashley 329 Davidow. Beth 232 Davidson, Joanna 241 Davidson. Samantha 260 Davies, Mark 281 Davis. Corey 282 Davis, Holly 272 Davis, Jennifer Ann 329 Davis. Jenny 271 Davis, Kimberly Denise 329 Davis, Leroy 282 Davis. Michael P. 329 Davis, Mike Davis, Muriethi 258 Davis. Rick 266 Davis, Stacey L. 329 Dawson, Aly 241 Day. Bob 279 Day, Charles 259 Day. Rosemarie Wells 279,329 IX- Bello, William 329 DcCarli. Elizabeth Anne 329 De La Rosa. Maria Louisi 329 De Luca. Gina Maria 272,329 IX- Lutio, Anita 231 IX- Mattei, Carol Ann-Marie 329 Debaugc. Sarah 302 Dcbaugh. Sarah 281 Deblanc, Danny 271 Deck, andy 257 IX-ckmann, Douglas William 329 Deconcini, Dino 329 Dedrick, Pam 272 Dee, Sean Power 329 Devse-dobson, Erica 247 Degroff, Dun 308 Deines, Jason 254 IX-ise, Victoria 301 IX'laney, Dan 329 Deliganis, Anna 256 Delio, Phil 228 Ddl”oca, Maria 269 IX-lla Maggiore, Eugene David, Jr. 303,329 IX-llabitta. Matt 312 Delorie, Ralph 221 Demarchi, Ginny 254 Dembic ak. Paul Gregory 329 Demsky, Mindy 241 Dends, Dira 290 DePaoli, Mike 329 IX-ppo, Suzanne M 246,329 Dequer. Suzanne 272 Derrick, Sandra D M 267.329 Derricks, Alma L. 330 Deruiter, Scott 271 Desai. Ravi 280 Desmond. Buffy 222 Despotes, Andrea 225 Devereax, Charan 229 Dcvgan, Kay 230 Devine, Pat 230 Dew, Joe 231,306 Dewane, James 330 Dal, Steven Carlton 330 Daz, Lconor 272 Daz, Maria 241 Dchiaro iii, Joseph 330 Dck, Gwendolyn G. 330 Dck, Kevin 234 Dickens, Mike 251 Dickerman, Samuel 303,330 Dickey, James R. 303,330 Dckcy, John 310,330 Den. Joseph 330 Derssen, Heidi 267 Dietrich. Mark 310 Diffcndal, Ed 255 Diggs, David 237 Dllard, Leslie 252 Dllard.Mary 282 Dimond. Cathi 242 Ding. Kristen 221 Dinunzio, |im 259 Dirado, Alicia 228 Dirks, David 252 Dirkscn, Emily 280 Dixon. Leslie 265 Dixon. Megan 330 Djordjevich, Dusjn J. 330 Dobvns, ljsa 330 Dobyns, Michelle Elizabeth 271,330 Dorter, Karen Elizabeth 330 Dodenhoff, David 313 Dodge, Linda Diane 290,330 Doherty. Christopher J. 330 Doherty, |ohn W. 330 Dohi, Sarah 247 Dolhert. Nancy Ann 330 Dollentc, Tom 310 Domingo. Keith 288 Dominguez, Pat 267 Dominick, Peter 228 Donald, John 295.330 Donlon, Brian 256 Donnerson, Mike 281 Doon, Tiffany Ann 254,330 Dorst, Doug 279 Dotson, Riico 254 Dougherty, Sara 266 Douglas, C. K. 272,330 Douglas, J.D. 228 Douglas. Livy 280 Douglas. Scott Clinton 331 Dow ha n, Dave 223 Downey, Julianne 298,331 Doyle, Carrie 256 Doyle, Christopher Hart 331 Doyle, Troy 234 Dray, Lisa Louise 331 Driscoll. James Stephen 247,331 Driscoll, Maryellen 231 Driver, Kuvs 238 Drobac, Pete 234 Druker, Daniel 310,331 Du Pont, There 331 Duckworth, Barbara 271 DuJj. C'.reg 255 Duffy, Christine 264 Dull. D. J. 266,331 Dunbar, Matt 260 Duncan, Timothy B 331 Dungan. Elizabeth 331 Dunlop, Miranda 278,331 Duran, George 230 Durfce. Jennifer 283 Durham, Joey 279 Durkin, Dave 234 Durkin, Jim 331 Durrow, Heidi 231 Dwivcdy, Sunita 272 Dyer, E«ic 312.331 Dyer, Isaac C. 331 Dyer, Skip 312 Dyer, Tami 226,293 Dyson, Rebecca L 298.331 IE. id vs. Becky 221 Earhart, Jeff 265 Eastwood. Callum 272.311 Eaton, Kent 262 Ebert, Nina Swenson 331 Echevcrria. Begona 257,331 Eckert, Scott 238 Eckmann. Kara 234 Edelin. Gregory A. 331 Edler. Laurie 236,293 Edmund son. Daphne 301 Ed son. Hank 299 Edwards, Dona 282 Edwards. Elise 280 Edwards. Hal 223.311 Effros. Michelle 257 Efron, Andy 249 Efron. Ellen 266. 331 Egan, Barbara Dianne 232.331 Egashira. Sherri Miye 293,331 Ehlers, Wes 280 Ehsani, Hamid 225 Eichele, Lewis 233 Etcher, Mike 228 Eichner. Lora 293,332 Einstein. Jill 271 Eisen.Josh 255 Etsenberg, Becky 301 EBcnberg, John 232 Eiwnberg. Judith 283 Eisenman, Elena 262.332 Eisner. Mark D 332 Eisner. Sara 242 Ekstrand, Brad 225 Ekstrom. Mark Edward 224, 332 Eldridge, Jim 288 Eldridge, Matt 229 Eliasscn, Jim 299.332 Elieson, Kurt Sanfred 332 Eliot, Gretchen 259 Elizaga. Mamie L 332 Elizondo, Joe 241 Elkin, Eric Paul 240,332 Elkins, Chris 239 Eller, Clark Russel 332 Ellerbe. l.iur.i 271 Ellington, Dusty 261 Elliot, Blair 302 Elliot. Karin 246.332 Elliott. John 266 Elliott, John 267 Ellis. Anns- 273 Ellis. Mary 274,301 Ellis. Monty 230 Ellis, Thomas James 310,332 Ellison. Jan Marie 332 Elston, Craig Michael 332 Elvin. Bruce 232 Emenck. Geoffrey Thomas 332 Emerton, Kelly 281 Emer ian. Mike 299 Emme, Virginia 226 Eng, Jen 257 Engalla, Aina 260 English. Tammy 274 Engman, Geoff 250 Ennevor. Sean 235 Ennis, Greg 332 Eno.Rob 224,306 Enthoven. Nick 261 Epstein. Barbie 238 Epstein. Jodi 271,332 Epstein, Susjn 242 Erickson. Drew Allan 303,332 Erlin, Chris 299 Eriin. Matt 303 Emenck. Geoff 240 Esarte, Marty 255 Esbenshade. Anne Laura 264. 332 Escamilla, Mario 231 Escarciga, Laun 239,333 Escobedo, Mary 242 Espinetra, Andres 285, 333 Espinoza, Pat 228 Espiritu. Anthony Carl 333 Esquibcl. Marty 295 Estill, Adrianne 258 Estrella, Stacy Lynn 333 Elbe, Jordan 282 Etz.Enk 235 Eubanks, Rich 241 Evangelista, Ceci 284.333 Evans, Andrea 234 Evans, Dani 251 Evans, Jessica 294 Evans, John Scherer 333 Evans, Katherine 252 Evans. Kelli 229 Evans, Marvin 300 Evans. Niki 265 Everson. Paul R. 333 Ewing. Todd 265 Ezekiel. Alan 246 F JL agan, Maximina Kiko 258,333 FageL Brian 255 Fagebon, Bill 266 Fagcbon, Bill 267 Fa gen, Michael 333 Fahlman, Karin 333 Fairbrother.Jill Diane 333 Fairchild. Lyn 284 Fandcll. Sarah 302 Fanoglu, Sarah 267 Farancsh, Tony 265 Fardal. Mark 246 Farmer, Joy L 333 Farr, John G. 333 Farrar, Rich 303 Farrell. Jim 270 Faucette. Jeff 259 Fay.Micolc 282 Faye, Elizabeth K. 333 Faye, Olen Marcus 313,333 Featherston.Carel 228 Feder, Tomas 245 Fee, Mike 271 Fefcrman, Flavio Eduardo f. 333 Feffer, Paul 333 Fehlhaber, Kristen 263 Fehlman, Karin 220 Feigetson, Roger 256 Felciano, Ramon 240 Feldman, Joey 255 Feldman. Neil 281 Feldman, Todd 264 Felton, Christina 246 Felton, Mark 266 Feng. John Jih-jong 333 Fvnncrty. Becky 232 Fenster, Diane 276 Fenwick. Darryl 251 Fenvo, Kenneth 333 Ferguson, Chris 259 Ferguson. Kirk 305 Ferguson. Scott 264 Ferguson, Tom 230 Ferguson, Will 220 Fernandes. John 333 Fernandez, Jose Nicholas 333 Feme, Kia 280 Fetterman. Shah 238,302 Fialko, Christopher C. 333 Ficddman, Jeff 279 Field. John 288 Fieldman. Jon 267 Fierro. Georgina I. 333 Figley. Jodi 225 Figueroa. Dina 238 Filgas. Dave 305 Filipowski, Sharon 250.333 Filler, Greg 230 Fillipo, Scott san 279 Fink. Howard 273,306 Finke, Tom 303 FinkeL Michelle 228 Finke 1stein, Howard 232 Finley, Trinia 234 Finn, Gudrun 227 Fiorentino, David Franklin 334 Firschein. Joseph 278 Firschein, Joseph A. 334 Fischcl, Alan 295.334 Fischer, Erich 334 Fischer, Scott 305 Fisher, Ed 281 Fisher, Mark 280 Fishman, David Brian 334 Fitt, John 282 Fitzgerald, Rick 312 Fitzpatrick. Kathleen 256 Flanagan, Kcrric 302 Flannery, Brendan 261 Flcischli, John 305 Rcming-Wood, Simon 232 Rom, Sharon 280 Rores. Bcckie 231 Flores, Rod 238 Floyd. Anthony 278 Floyd, Mark 295 Rucas, IXirletta Esjean 334 Flynn, John 223 Fodor, Mike 220 Fogarty. David P. 334 Folks, jackie 282 Fong, Cheryl Lev 259,334 Fong, Derek 271 Fong, Karen Jean 334 Fong, Kathy 265 Fong, Linda 236 Fong, Maia Ming 334 Poor, Clay 267 Ford, Eric 303 Ford, Kelly 311 Ford, Mike 232 Ford. Peter 303 Ford, Richard T. 334 Foreman, Gail 284 Forest, Scott A. 334 Forman, Adam 308 Forssell, Karin 231 Forstall, Scott 280 Forster, John 308,334 Forsythe, Heather Elizabeth 240, 293, 334 Eosnaugh, Mike 311 Fossan. Kirsten Anns- 334 Fossan, Stephanie 265 Foster, John 257 Fowlkes, Greg 265 Fox, Jeff 228 Fox, Mike 261 Fox, Scan 260 Fox, Steven Mitchell 334 Fox, Susan 302.334 Foxton, Mark 292 Foyle. Douglas 283 Fragncr, Lisa 261 Frakcr. Amy 237 Fraley. Les 239 Fram. Steve 288 Francis. Brian A. 334 Francis, Dave 288 Frank. Michael 228 Frank. Susan 226 Frank, Susan E 335 Franklin. Anthony 282 Franklin. Jonathan Adlai 245,335 Franklin. Sara Joan 293,335 Freden, Carol 224 FredncgiM, Dominique 235,301 Freedman, Micah 261 Frechafcr, Susie 335 Freden, Mary Murphy 251,301,335 Frcclove, Dave 305 Frcitag, Corona 221 French, Todd 274 French, jr, Jo W, 273.335 Frenster, Linda 228 Frerichs, Tom 278, 311 Frcudcnborg, Jennifer 284 Freund. Jon 228 Frey. Marietta 256 Pricker. Karen P. 335 Fridlind, Ann 221 Fried ly, Jock 227 Friedlv, Lauren 273 Fncdman. Linda Ann 335 Friedman, Lisa 240 Friedman, Soma 335 Friemel, Barry Hugh 333 Frockt. Deborah 223.293.335 Frost, Diane P. 240,335 Frost. Nicholas Reed 335 Frost, Vinton P. 305.335 Frredman, Linda 249 Frutkin, Andrew 228 Fry, Jay 259 Fry, Susan 2X2 Fu. K.irm 242 Fu, Vivian 272 Fuchs, Alexandra 260 Fudge, Traevy 229 Fuendeling. James M. 335 Fuenlc, Gustavo de la 267 Fuentes, Lisa de las 241 Fucnlcs, Rodolfo Kene 335 Fukumoto, IX-bbie 264,301 Fuller. Christina 272 Fuller. Christine 335 Fulton, jr.. 15. lid ward 335 Fung, Megan Suzanne 240.301,335 Furlong, Michael T„ Jr. 335 Furet. Rafael 237 Fyodorov, Igor 270 (j.iger. Paul Ngoc Chau 259 Gaines, Carla 261 Galbraith, Alison 293 Galka, LmrcnccS. 278,335 Call, Sheila 258 Gallagher. Matthew J. 266,335 Gallegos, Anita 279 Gallegos, Da rev 302 Gallegos, Maria 271 Gallegos, Mark 305 Gal legos, Skymarie 279 Galles. Michael 15. 285,336 Gamboa, Dave 252 Gamje, Npla 237 Gandera. Maria 231 (iani, Paula 231 Gansle, Kristin A. 235.273,336 Garber, Russ 237 Garbin, Lisa 261 Garcia, Antonio 249 Garcia, Ben 336 Garcia, Cynthia 272 Garcia, Dave 292 Garcia, Enrique Anthony 336 Garcia, Julie 281 Garcia, Michael 222 Garcia, Rick 226 Garcia, Salvador 273 Gardner, Andrea Marie 271.336 Gardner, Don 236 Garett, Anne 279 Garforth, Emma 242 Garland, Randy 240 Garner, Mark 282 Garner. Mark C. 291,336 Garner, Scott B. 336 Garott, l.uke 275 Garr, Jeff 313 Garrett, Anne Elizabeth 336 Garrett, Belinda 232 Gartner. Rachel 253 Gartner, Rachel 290 Garza, Dan 272 Garza. Veronica Yvette 336 Gash, John 336 Gashler. Drew 336 Gasich. Mimi 258 Gasperini, Michelle 272,336 Gatlin, Duane 246 Gavin. Bob 313 Gaylord, Andrea Bolyn 290,336 Gaylord, Bruin 336 Gaylord, Jeaninc Beth 293,336 Geary, Dave 252 Geddes. Andrew Pirie 308.336 Geil.Kim 229 Geitz, Pete 256 Celler, Mark 227 Gelman. Wendy 336 Gelpi, Christopher 255,271,336 Genin, Hugh 256 Genin, Kent E. 336 Centlosk, Phil 228 Gentry, Paul 336 George. Leslie 234 George. Mike 281 George, Tom 264 George. Vanessa 2% Georgiev, Mark 250 Gerardi, Greg 312 Cording, Sarah 230 Gcrson, Allison 290 Gerton, Jennifer 226 Geyling. Rolf 256 Ghosh, Shikher 264 Gibson, Doug 225 Gibson, Michael 278,337 Gibson, Paul 313, X37 Gibson, Sarah 285 Gilbert. Christina 263, 337 Gilbert. Jeff 279 Gilbertson, Laurel Sue 337 Gilchrist. Dan 279 Gilchrist. Mark 236,337 Gild red, Ted 305 Gild red, Theodore E. Ill 337 Gilladoga, Aileen D. 337 Gilland, Steve 337 Gillchrist.Jo.in 337 Gillen. Christopher R. 337 Gilles, Greg 255 Cillett, Amy 260 Gillman, Mike 239 Gilman, Deborah 245,337 Gilmartin, Matt 253 Gin, Karen 254 Gin, Shelly 247 Giner.Josc 275 Gingrich. Diana 271 Ginsburg, Carolyn 274,301,337 Giordano. Phillip 223 Givens, Charles R. 291,337 Glantz, Namino 279 Glascow, Rob 310 Glasgow, Kristan 237 Glasgow. Robert E 337 Glasmacher. Alexander P. 337 Glasser, Mary 241 Glavson, Julie Robin 337 Glauthier, Paul 271 Gleason, Nick 292 Gleicher. Cliff 267 Gnanalingam, Ani 227 Godbold, Lauri F. 294,337 Goddard, la-slie 260 Godfrey, Joan C. 337 Goedewaagen. Karen 256 Cool lie. Blain 281 Goetz, Val 255 Cannes, Ed 337 Gokcen, Metin 222 Golden, Meredith 255 Goldfarb. Lynn 264 Goldin. Jay 242 Goldman. Bruce 264 Goldsmith, Nanci Joan 283,338 Goldsmith, Judson Jay Wilcox Jr. 337 Goldstein. Dov 283 Goldstein. Jack 227 Goldstein. Richard 245 Gomez, Mason J. 313,338 Gomez, Pat 232 Gomez, Veronica 255 Gomez, David Jr. 338 Gong, Millie 282 Gonzales, Cecilia 338 Gonzales, Diane 231 Gonzales, Martin 259 Gonzales, Stephanie L. 338 Gonzalez, Greg 305 Gonzalez, Roberto 226 Goolkasian, Christine 223, 338 Goretsky, David 285,338 Gorman. Sean 252 Gospe, Jeff 220 Gottelieb, Sami 270 Gottfried. Herkv 264 Gottlieb, Lori 25S Gottlieb, Sami 33S Gou, Christopher tedd 282 Gould, Rick 220 Gould, Bruin 280 Grace, Mike 280 Graoning. Guy 303 Graham, Karon T. 338 Graham, Paul 273,306 Graham, Sue 281 Grand.i, Michele E. 301,338 Granger, Carmel 226 Grant, Alex 270 Grant, Gina Tracy 338 Grau, Stephanie 248,338 Gravante, Carmella 285 Gravely, Pyeatt 266 Graves, Jeanine 278 Cray, Cheryl 282 Grazel, Daev 305 Green, Jamie 267 Green, Joseph 236 Green, Robert C. 247,338 Greenberg, Mike 252 Greendale, Corey 227 Greenlee, Danny 265 Greenlee, John 258 Greenlee, John Robert 338 Green man, William Mariner 338 Greer, Kate 338 Gregg, Jessica 260, 338 Gregory, Tom 223 Cretin, Susan Mane 293,338 Greisser, Tom 224 Grey, Tracy 247 Gridlev, David 338 Grieb, Karen 232 Gricsscr, Tom 306 Griffin, Don 295 Griffin, John Henry 338 Griffin, Thomas D. 227,338 Griffin, Tim 297 Griffith. Mark Robert 338 Griffiths. Rich 280 Griggs, Bcv 248 Griyilva. David 228 Grillo, Angolyn Alice 339 Grimes, Marty 231 Crimshaw, Matthcs 223 Gripenstraw, Kirk 280 Gross, David 255 Grossman, Craig 252 Grundy, Bill 222 Grunwald, Eric 246 Gryler, Karen 279 Guenther, Christine 283,339 Guerra, Juan 285 Guevara, Drew 271 Guigou, Stephanie 274,302.339 Guillory, Danny 224 Gulick, Karen 249,339 Gullingsrud, Gene 310 Gunther, Kami 267 Gunton, James Taylor 295,339 Gupta, Arun 238 Gurnani, Aarti 285 Gustafson, Steve 272 Gustavson. Mika 250 Guthrie. Mike 272 Gutierrez, Bonnie 302.339 Gutierrez, Ed 258 Gutierrez, Rev J 339 Gutierrez. Rochelle 339 Guymon, Glen 272 Guzzctta, Denise C. 273,339 Gwosdof. Adam Stephen 339 Gwyn, Sharon 257 I la, Taryn 237 Haak, laurel 253, 339 Habata, Mike 230 Haddad, Nick 261 I lad ley, Robert 285.339 Hater. John 271 I Lift. Andrew 238 Hagan, Annie 259 I lagen, John 228 liagestad, Erik G. 277.339 Hagcy.CariA. 301.339 I lagstrom. Mats 233 Hahn. Mike 276.281 Hai, Aamer 232 I laims, Dan 228 I lajuin, Aram 252 I lala.is, Jeff 232 llalen. Matt ver 241 Hall. Angela 282 Hall. Karl 233 Hall, Scott 313 I (allows, Gail 302 Hamadch, Samcr 228 Hamaker. Sally 274.301 I lamilton. IXsuglas 339 Hamilton, John 280 I lamilton, Leslie 270 Hammer, Preston 267 I lampton, Diana Elizabeth 290. 340 Han. Ricky 236 I lanan. Dan 232 I lancock, Enc 255 I land lor. Nina Michelle 340 Hand ley, George 246 Hanley. Kim 231 I lannigan. Dave 280 Hansen, Allison 227 Hansen, Jennifer 282 Hansen, Mark 297 I lansen, Peri Zarifcs 293,340 Hansen, Susan 270 Hanson, Chris 247 Hansten, Chris 255 Hara, Gina 256 Harbjnd, David 266 Harbcr, M. Eric 310.340 I larbers. Katrina 258 Harden. J. David III 305.340 Hare, John 236 Haren. Mark van 259 I laakenaasen, Randi 245 I larker, Elizabeth 302 I iarkonen, Amy 272 Harle, Jim 233 Harmon, John Walters 340 Harms, Kristin 235,340 Haros, Patti 227 Harper, Andrea A. 340 Harper, Ian 242 Harrington, Brooke 269 Harris, Chandra Marie 340 Harris, Cyndi 239 Harris. Darrin 308 Harris, Nyles 282 I lams. Ryan 279 Harrison, Gina 282 Harrison, Rachel 271 Hart, Brooke 279 Hart, Chris 279 Hart. Jennifer Lynn 340 Hartman, William Scott 340 Hartsuck, Mary 302 Hartung, Scott A 256.311,340 Hartz, Kim 227 Harvard, Joe 261 Harvey, Will 232 Haselhorst, Molly 262 Haserot. Karen 257 Hash field, Jeff 222 I lashima, Edward T. 340 I latch, Kevin 340 I lat .ilambrou, Mark 340 Hauets. Stephanie 284 Hauer, Karen 293,340 I lavazekv, Ehud 220 I Liwkins, Annie 259 438 Hawkins, Stephanie 246 Hawkins, Steven W. 340 I lay. Reggie 282 Haydrl, Fari h 294 Hayden. Drew 263 Hayes. Chris 227 Hayes, Chris 265 Hayes. Justin 279 Hayes, Steve 275 Hayes. Tom 251 Hayes. RichardJ.. Jr 310.340 Haynes, Chris 282 Hazard, Chip 305 Headley, Robert 225 Healey, Brian 239 1 lealy, Brendan 220,341 I lealy, Katherine A. 225.341 I loath, Jonathan 285 Heath, Valerie 285 Heaton. Sid 274 Hodien. Mark 276,306 Hoc. Mike 279 Heide. Carl August 341 Hein, Tony 281 I leisc, Doug 295 Held. Rob 3a3 Heller. Mike 267 Helling, Chris 305 Heilman, Lisa 293 Helms, Lara 273 I lemenez. Mane Elena 251,294, 341 Henderson, Carolyn C 341 I lenderson, Cheryl D. 341 I lenderson, Mike 263 Henderson, Tom 264 Honi-vz, Vit 273 Henkle, Van 341 Ilenle. Stefan Mutter 341 Henley. Stefan 295 Hen Ion, Venessa 282 Hennahane, Mike 249 I lennesscy. Keith 279 I lennessv. Bridge 241 I lennev. Megan Elizabeth 234.341 Henri, Cora 221 I lenrickson, Dave 246 I U-nriquoz. Joseph 341 Henry. Katie 302 I lenry, Lawton Von 341 Hepps. Lisa 284 Herber, Kent 270 Hcrbstman, Lauren Ann 269,341 Herko, Suzanne 260 Hermstein, Marc 341 Hernandez. Alberto 341 Hernandez. Evangelina P. F. 341 Hernandez. Mark 228 Hernandez, Moira 231 Hernandez. Norma 271,341 Hernandez. Rico 306 Hernandez, Sylvia 234 Hernandez, Zach 231 Herrera, Carla 341 Hemck. Jack 265 Hcrschbach. Lisa 341 Hersh, David 252 Hersh, Nancy 280 Hertzer, Lisa 342 Heslin. Peter Joseph 342 Hess, Claudia 220,342 Hess, Howard 295 Hester, Annabeile 273 HetzeL David 247,342 HeyL Anneliese 233 Heyler. Frederick 232.342 I leyman. Jay 233 Heywood. Barrett 283 Hickling. Anne 264 Hicks. Carl 284 Higa. Marti 221 Higgins, Jill 242 Hilbert. Anne Merrill 342 Hill, Cathy 282 Hill. Denise Olivia 248. 342 Hill. Jennifer 280.340 Hill. Nathan B.. Jr 342 Htllis, Heidi 267 Hillstrom. John 232 Himmelhoch, Demi 223 Hinckley. J. Bradford 299, 342 Hinds, Heather 257 Hines, Scott 232 Hing Jennifer 266.267 Hintzman. Bruin 271 Hira.Subir 242 Himing David 255 Ho. Bill 259 Ho, Frances 228 Ho, Hubert 313 Ho, Tuyen 260 Hoagland, Ted 223 Hobson, Kathleen 275 Hodder.Gogi 258 Hodge, John 313 Hodgkins, Samantha 256,301 I loefer, Geoff 267 I lofgard, Kurt 243 Hofstadter, Ann L 342,251,293 I lofstra. Suzanne 247, 267 Hogan. John 220,342 Hogan, Katie 234 I logue. Donald Glen 312, 342 Hohnke, Michelle 273 Hokansen, Katya 245 Holbrook, Hugh 252 HolLinder. Kart 254 I lolloway, Jon 297 Holman, Lance 227 Holmes, Carla 231,239 Holmes, Chip 229 Holmes, Kristi 285 Holmes, Sarah 255 Holmkvist, Kristina A. 251,342 Holsinger, Anne 276 Holt, Paula 342,296 Hong, Ken 311 Honigberg Diane 342 Hoover, Stacy Lcwann 252,290,342 Hopkins. Linda 252 Hore. Thomas 236 Horne, David 237 I tome, Stuart van 232 Hornick. David 224 Horoupian. Rupert 267 Horst, Cali 248 Horwitz, Scott 252 Horwitz, Scott Allyn 342 Hosac, Ken 308 Hosein, Todd 279 Hoshen, Gur 266 Hoskins, Kim 271 Hoskins, Talbott 343 Houlahan. Bart 303 Houng Vivian 431 House. Cheryl 237 House, Cheryl Kay 343 I lowar, Christa 249 Howard. Connie 280 Howard, Leslie Ann 343 Howard, Matthew Brian 271, 343 Howe, William Curtis 343 Howell, Tiffany Ann 257,343 Homy, Tim 238 Howlett, John 258 Hove, Alex 242 Hsiao, Jane 234 Hsieh, Andy 282 Hsieh. Kimberly Uy 343 Hsu. Clara 266 Hsu. Flo 228 Hsu. Lin 261 Hsu, Nelson 234 Hsu, Rickv 284 Hu. Wei 220 Hu. Alan 236 Hu. W’ei-yin 343 Huang, Cheryl 249 Huang, Chow-chi 259 Huang. Helen 224 Huang, Jinny 238 Huang. Linda 261 HuangSam 313 Huang, Vivienne- 343 Huang Yen hi 343 Huberman, Pamela 265 Huchton, Dave 299 Huckaby. Michelle 302 Hudacko, Hud 241 Huerta, Amy 343 Huffakcr, David B. 343 Hug, Hilary 229 Hughes, Christy 265 Hughes, Greg 243 Hull, Gigi 251 I lull, Robert Steven 343 Hullar.Tim 258 Human, Andy 251 Hunt. Barbara Denise 343 Hunt, Hamilton 300 Hunt, Julie 260 Huntalas, Maria I. 274.343 Huo, Ricky 246 I lurst, Karen Cocilc 284. 344 Husemann.Claudia 294,246 Hwang Linda 259 Hwang Loris 267 Hwang Victor 257 Hyman, Andrew 344 Hyman.John 282 Ibarra. Delia 234 Iglehart. Mark 310,344 li, James Biggs 267 Ikclo, Trassd 280 Infanlino.Susjn 228 Inge, Su an Vassar 223,293, 326 Ingersoll, Marian 279 Ingram. Julia 252 Inbarren, Miguel L 295, 344 Irish, Steve 281 Irvin. Steven Michael 305,344 Irwin. Chris 257 Irza.Jude 308 Iskandar, Walecd J. 344 Itoi, Anna 260 Ivanitsky. Mike 276,306 Ives, Brian D. 247, 344 Ivy. Canetta 283 lwasaki. Vince 256 Iyer, Sreemvasan Krishna 344 Iver. V’jsan 245 Iackman, Rob 259 rkson, Bernie 281 Jackson, Chris 306 Jackson, Eric Scan 228, 344 Jackson. Kim 282 Jackson, Mark 288 Jackson, Mia 289 Jackson, Patncia Anne 301.344 Jjckson, Paul Southgate 344 Jackson, Raina 282 Jackson, Shannon 262.293 Jacobs. Denise 252 Jacobs, Jacquie 344 Jacobs, Kristine 272 Jacobson, I jura 259 Jacovides. Mike 285 Jacques, Kevin 226 Jaenike. Chris 303 Jaffer, Farouc 249 Jahn, Jesse 301 Jain, Samir 259 James. Anne E. 289,344 James, Jeff 312 James, Karen 256 James. Ken 232 James. Wilbert 303 Jamtgoard. Laurel A, 3+4 Jancu. Rob 264 Janc akowski, John Michael 311. 342 Janger. Jeffrey 344 Janssen, Andrew 232 Japcly, Mike 240 Jarvis, Brett 282, 344 Jauquct. Jenny 221 Jcv, Melissa 242 Jefferson, Karen Yvette 344 Jeffries, Meg 275 Jcmcs, Brian 243 Jen. Jim C. .344 Jenkins, Anthony C .344 Jenkins, Jennifer 234. 345 Jenkins, Stew 251 Jenkins, Tony 226 Jenner, Nancy Rae 345 Jensen. Kelly 281 Jensen, Randy 261 Jesse. Michelle 229,266 Jessev. Erick 258 Jessen, Kris 301 Jcssiman, Stacey 265 Jcsuthj'an.Suresh 270 Jewett, Brian 2 794 Jhaveri. Soha 226 Jibilian. John 305 Jimenez. Charlene 262 Jimenez, Rich 292 Joblon, Nina Mariane 223. 345 Johansson, U-ina 271 Johnson, Carolyn L 251,301.345 Johnson, Clare 345 Johnson, Dana 230 Johnson, Dave 299 Johnson, Dincen 266 Johnson, Eric 266 Johnson. Erie 267 Johnson, Erik 265 Johnson, Jenna 269 Johnson, Jennifer 262 Johnson. Joe 227 Johnson, Karin 233 Johnson. Matt 273 Johnson, Peter 272 Johnson, Robb 232 Johnson. Roni 301 Johnson, Tom 308 Johnson, W. Clcve 345 Johnston. John E 230,345 Johnston, Pat 265 Johnstone, Rob 222 Jolly, Michelle Elizabeth 236,345 Jonas. Kenneth L 345 Jones, Andrea 2% Jones. Carolyn A. 345 Jones, Ccri 243 Jones. Charlie 275 Jones, Charlotte 302 Jones, Christopher 285 Jones, Eric 239 Jones, Cared 255 Jones, Ceorge 236 Jones, Glenn 255 Jones, Janine Jones, Justin 253 Jones. Karen 278 Jones, Keltic 345 Jones, Michael 345 Jones, Pat 279 Jones, Sam 282 Jong Brian 255 Jordan. Kathleen 290 Jorgensen, Erik 280 Jorgenson, Man.- Anne 281 Joseph. Diana 283 Josephs, Adam 228.311.345 Joyce, Paul 270 Juang Pascal S.C. 303.345 Jue. Deborah A. 271,345 439 Jung, Waymond 279 Junker. Kristin 29-1,345 Jumey, Steven Thomas 345 Jurvetson, Stephen Albert 284,345 K ilka, Steve 229 Kahn, Cameron M 220,301,345 Kahn, Charity 281 Kahn, Gabo 282 Kahn, Rachel 260 Kajiyama, IX-bby 345 Kakos, Stephanie 220, 294 Kalman, Elisabeth 225 Kalter, Susan 260 Kamcrschcn. Robbie 308 Kaminstein, Amy 29-1 Kane. Danny 280 Kanehc, Lani 269 Kaneshiro, Suzanne 241 Kang, Dave 274,288 Kang. David Lee 345 Kantola, Angie 227 Kanuck. Matt 225 Kaomoa, Julie 225 Kaplan, Bart 310 Kaplan, Ben 313 Karamchani, Ashish 277 Karlsson, Jonas 227 Karunatileka. Vapranula 245,345 Kasierski, Stephen 345 Kassarjian, Raffi 311 Kasumi, Will 259 Katz, Carolina 252 Katz, E. Graham 345 Katz, Jake 285 Katz, Marc 249 Katz, Robert L. J. 346 Kauffman. David 228 Kauffman, Kenneth 270 Kauffman. Sally 346 Kaufman, Dan 224.346 Kaufman, Dave 227 Kaufman, Karen 261 Kaufman, Leslie 223,346 Kawamoto, Steve 281 Kayser, Bill 288 Kearney. Anno 283 Kearns, Andrew M. 303,346 Keck. Albert 264 Keckler, Steve 279 Keely, Colin 254 Keiler. Kenneth 237 Keiter, Mitch 233 Keiter, Mitchell 346 Keith, Bob 313' Keithlev, Jill Colleen 302,346 Keller. John 222 Kellers, Connie 285 Kelly, Christiaan 278 Kelly, Ed 259 Kelly. John Alden Carter 346 Kelly, Patrick 346 Kelly, Paul Brendan III 346 Kelso, Caron 282,346 Kemby, Karen 269 Kemp, Amanda 282 Kempen, John Harold 346 Kendall. Bart 305 Kendall. Bill 308 Kendall. Ken 255 Kenigsberg. Thomas Alan 347 Kennedy, Don 266 Kennedy, Gregory D. 310,347 Kennedy, Robin 267 Kennedy, William 266, 270 Kenny. Kathleen Anne 267,290,347 Kenny, Mike 246 Kent, Alicia 232 Kent, Kyla K. 347 Kent, Lea 276 Kerkyrian. Michael 347 Kermoian, Chris S. 347 440 Kernberg, Adinc 260 Kcmie, Steven Gerard 258,347 Kerns, Kara 231 Kerr, Kool Jay 282 Kerrigan, Kristin R. 272,347 Kersey, Chris 222 Kessinger, Todd 227 Kessinger. William Caldwell 347 Kessler, Jeff 347,308 Kessler, Lisa 347 Kcyser, Brian 297 Khan, Feisal U air 347 Khoo, Larry 232 Khouja, Adel Mohamad 347 Khouri, Jack 282 Kiang, Nancy 259 Killianey, Mike 255 Kim, Bohm S. 347 Kim, Connie 281 Kim, Dave 231 Kim, Dave 234 Kim. David Y. 347 Kim, Gina 237 Kim, Henry 229 Kim, Henry Stephen 347 Kim, Jay C. 347 Kim, Jeanie 241 Kim, Jim 271 Kim.Jinna 255 Kim, Joanne 230 Kim, John 228 Kim, John 236 Kim, Jules 221 Kim. Leonard I.. 256,347 Kim. Patty 236 Kim, Paul 252 Kim, Steve 259 Kim, Susa line 234 Kim. Yuri 255 Kimbro, Sharisse 289 Kimura, Lisa 271 Kindos, Debbie 280 King, Benjamin N. 303,347 King, Blair Andrew 225, 347 King. Rebecca 228 King. Sheilon 225 King. Tracy 270 King. Vince 236 King. Bill Jr. 347 Kingcrv, Mamie 265 Kinkcad, Jennifer 347 Kirby. Tia 230 Kirch, Sean 274 Kirk, Valeric 347,223 Kirkas, Eleni 267 Kirkpatrick, Juli 227,294 Kirks, John 228 Kirschenbaum, Jon 266 Kirwin, Ed 257 Kistner, Regina Celeste 347 Kitcher, Scott 305 Kitching. Christopher 237 Kjier-pederson, Klaus 230 Klabunde, Ryan 234 Klarsfeld, Gabriel 222 Klein, Dan 274 Klein. Judy 248,302 Klein. Laura 284 Klein, Ryan 234 Klein, Spencer 245 Kleinheksel, Leslie Grace 348 Kleinhoff. Kaleigh 241 Klosterman, Theresa 232 Knifsend, Frank Arthur 306, 348 Kmggo. Kandice la-igh 282,348 Knight, Cassandra 282 Knight, Ericka 301 Knoles, IX'borah 257,348 Knox.Jim. 235 Knuth. John Martin 273,348 Kober. Derek 305 Kodama, Kelly 271 Koehler, Tom 255 Koessel, Lily 280 Kohlmoos, Mike 312 Kohn, Andrea 285 Kohnen, Julie A. 302,348 Kolb, Mark 271 Koll.JohnM 348 Kolotouros, Pete 235 Kona nc, John 282 Kondik. Stephanie Ann 348 Kong, Christina 348,236 Kono, Yuchan 234 Koo, Dorothea Geraldine 269, 318 Koong. Judy Ru-yi 245,348 Koonlz, Liana 266 Koontz. Lynn 294 Koontz, Stephanie 258 Korcuska, Mike 262 Korfmacher, Jon Erik 257,348 Korn, Kristen 255 Kottra. Christopher 348 Kowalchuch, Kelly 247 Kown, Sue 238 Kozak, Kathryn 348 Kozdrowicki, Marty 245 Kozel, Scott 235 Krackeler, Tony 252 Kraft. Jonathan Michael 348 Kraft, Michael 348 Krahn, Christopher W. 277,348 Kramer. Andrew 303 Kramer, Rena 267 Kranwinkle, Jane 285 Kras . Caroline 301 Kravetz. David Aaron 305, 348 Kroner, Audrey Elizabeth 348 Kremin, Anita 264,301 Kreyenberg, Annemarie 246,348 Kriger, Adam M. 348 Krim, Lisa 228 Kritzcr, Jeff 270 Krock. Eric 228 Kroesche. Kurt 263 Krogh, Anne Marie 278, 294 Krouse, Tom 256 Krovetz. Ted 349 Krueger, Carl B.. Jr. 349 Kruger, Elizabeth Garrett 293,319 Krysan, Maria 224,349 Ksieger, Lloyd 257 Kubasch, Amv 236 Kubicck. Katia 278 Kudumu, Mwenda 296,319 Kuehnle, Jill 221 Kuhlken, Julie 252 Kuhn, Alan 234 Kuhnle, Thomas 251 Kuiper, Jennifer Carole 349 Kum, Kwok-kee 267 Kum, Young 266 Kumar, Madan 255 Kunstle, Dave 265 Kunstle, John J. 284,349 Kuntz, Kristin 222 Kurek. Chris 227 Kushel, J. Richard 303,319 Kusske, Amy Marie 349 Kuwayti, Kenneth 270 Kwak. AI 230 Kwak, Yeong S. 223.277,349 Kwon, Charlotte 224 Kylberg, Robert L. 319 I— a bo 1 me, Victoria 319 Laborin, Raul 232 Lachow, Irving 349 Lidd, Tom 275 Laden, Jon 228 l-icscckc. Laura Louise 302.349 Lager, Jeff 311 Lai, Ben 272 Lai, Stephen 280 Lake, Barry 262 Lakin, Ralph 312 Lam. Cliff 254 Lam, Sharon 257 Lam, Victor 252 Lamar, Loretta Michelle 284.290.349 Lambert, Christine 258 Lambtrd. Elizabeth 229 Lambird, Jennifer 349 Lamkin, Rob 305 Lamps, Mark Forrwt 319 Lance, Nik 229 Lanctot, Andrea 302 Landers, Carl Francis 349 Lane, Samuel L 251.350 Lane. John Shackleford III 350 Lang, Ariel 280 Lang, Bruce 297 Ling, Lynda Lee 350 Lingfitt, Laurel 279,350 Langley, Matt 260 Lanier. A1 225 Lanzerotti. Rachel 256 Laris, Mike 225 Lamtz, Jessica 254 Larragoite, Lisa A 350 Larriva, Alfonso 264 Larson, Bridget 269 Larson, Carmelle 350 Larson, Graham 281 (arson, laurie 260 latimer. Josh 280 Lau.Kalai 236 Liu, Lucius 277 lau, Sarah J. 269, 350 Laucr, Craig 228 lautenbach, Elizabeth 285 Lautzcnhiscr, Stephen 276 Lawler, Vince 229 Lawrence, Lisa 280 Lawrence. Mark 350 Layman, Ted W. 350 Lazzaro. Nicole Elizabeth 245,350 Le. Kelsey 271 Leahy. Tom 238 Leake, Stacy 290 Leal. David 256 I .can, Eugenia 243 Lcanse. Liz 302 Led er nun. David 247,350 Ledesma, Bruce 272 Ledford, Dan 247 Lcdgerwood, Michele 231 Lee. Wilma 220 Lee, Sandra 220 Lee, Alice 241 Lee, Alice J. 271.350 Lev, Alvin 266,350 Lee, Arthur 232 Lee, Brian 267,306 Lee, Carol 230,350 Lee, Chong Woo 236 Lee, Chun 225,350 Lce.D.J. 272 lav, Daniel 280 Lee, David 350 Lee, DonaldS. 350 Lee, Ed 254,311 LctvEdelC. 253,350 lav, Ellen 252 lav, Garrett 282 Lee, Hanns 234 Lee, Jae 230 Lee, Jane 280 lav. Jeff 283 Lee, John 256 lav, John 257 Lee, John 241 Lee, Joyce 236 Lee. Karin 237 lav, Laura 224 lav, Liz 226 lav. Mark 228 Lee, Mark 238 Lev. Mike 258 Lee, Pauline 265 Lev. Sandra S. 350 Lee, Shu 281 Lev, Stanley 260 Lev. Susanna Wai Kwan 236,350 Lev. Teddy 236 Lee, Thomas E. 350 Lev, Tom 248 Lev, Tom 241 Lev, Tony 227,311 Lev, Thomas Joon 351 Lev. Carl Wesley II 350 Ixvlma, Mike 238 Lehman. Kurt Roger 351 Lehmer, Amy 222 Lehtimaki. Marko 261 Leichler, fames Jensen 272,351 Leider. Peter 259 Leighton, Michelle 302.351 Lciker.Tony 312 Leit, Dave 241 Lem pert, Li 227 Lemhan, Shiela 238 Lenox, Brook Campbell 351 l-conard, Kelly 232 Leonotti, Michele 271 Lester, Frank 267.351 Leung, Cindy 259 Leung. Gordon 265 Leung, Jonathan 267 Levin, IXavid 237 Levine, David 225 Levine, David 267 Levitsky. Steve 284 Levitt, An Simon 222,351 Levitt. Diana 252 Levitt, Stew 272,306 Levy, Alex 252 Levy, Mitch 308 Levy, Stuart Keith 308,351 Lewinger, Beth 257 Lewis, Janet Elisabeth 351 Lewis, Laura 302 l.ewis. Robert E. 351 Lewson, Andrew 310 Ley, Cat 224 Ley, Catherine 351 Leyton. Stacey 351 Li, Daphne 285 Li. Diane 229 Li. Eric 252 Liao, Hsian Tsu Bobby 311,351 Lichtblau. Dave 266 Liden. Doug 254 Lieberman, Hilary 252 Lief, Adam 247 Liem, Sarah Kim 351 Lieu, Ted 252 Light, Jeff 228 Lilltos, Tony 228 Lillquist, Enk 313 1 jm, Alice 254 Urn, CarolS. 236,351 Lim. Caroline 245 Lim. Dave 225 Lim, Julie 259 Lim, ITiillip 351 Limbos. Mary Ann P. 351 Lin, Derick 236 Lin, Irene 259 Lin, Joann 234 Lin, Joanne 260 Lin, Ki 265 Lin. Otto 257 Lin. Richard 259 Lin. Willie 270 Lindberg, Nancy 281 Lindholm, Mark 241 Lindus. Scott 305,351 Lind vail, Jim 351 Link. Don 230 Link, Jeff 303 Linton, Kimberly 257,351 Lipkin, Daniel 265 Lipman. Ben 263,351 Lipman, Sheri Jane 351 Lipman, Tim 262 Lippman. Stove 229 Lipschitz. Lisa 230 Lipschult . Marc 279 Lisle. Josh 270,306 Lissner, Elaine 245 List, AUi 279 listengart. Joey 292 Lit. Ira 281 Little. Robert W. 351 Littlehale, James Scott 351 Liu, Caitlin 228 Liu, David L'n-hsien 352 Liu. Goodwin 232 Liu. John Kirt 352 Liu, Tammy 266,267 Liu. Ted 254 Llewellen, Scott 227 Lloyd. Bryn Janice 264, 293. 352 Lloyd, Charles 232 Lo.Jack 234 Lo, Kenneth 273,352 Lo, Lily 352 Lo. Michael 260 Lo, Soma 352 Lo, Tommy 257,306 I ocher. Scott 299.352 Lochnvr, Eric 276 Lodato. Amy 249 Lodato. Amy Andrea 352 Lodato. Ashley 260 Loeb.Gary 222 l_ocffler, Kristin 248 Loffer. Kimberly 228 Loffredo, Tony 234 Lofgren, Tom 352 Loftin. John 280 Lofy.Pat 255 Logue, Mil Li 220 Loh. Enc 272 Lohkamp, Keith 241 Lohr. Steven W. 352 Lokcnsgard, Mark 230 Lokensgard, Sara Kathryn 352 Londgren, Michael 232 Long, Rick 226 Longoria, Daniel 223,311 Loo, Maile Jean 352 Loofburrow, J. Patrick 253,352 Look. David M. 305.352 Look. Traci 227,293 l.oomans, Jeff 267,306 1-ooney. Todd 257 Loosmore, Bert 260,267 Lopez. Eric Michael 352 Lopez, Jay 266 Lopez-Aguado. Susan 246 Lopez-Guerra, Raul 247 lord, Deron R 352 Lordes. Ryan 313 Lorimer. Leslie Ann 352 Ioscin, Francisco 247 Lossbcrg, Bryan von 272 Lottrsdge, Greg 272 Lou, J. Erik 352 Louden, David Andrew 352 louden, Greg 223 Louie, Billy 231 Love, Darroll Dwayne 304,352 Lowe, Mike 234 Lowe, Steve 303 lowc, Tricia 233 Lowe, Viviane 261,267 Lowe, Robert J , Jr. 352 Lowson. Charlotte 275 Lu, Elaine 236 I.u, Michael Chunchi 353 Lu, Patricia 282 Lu, Sam 227,266,267 Lucas, Jeff 252 Lucier, George 233 Luckey. John A. 353 ■aldington, Greg 280 Luevano, I .a ura 274,353 Lulloff. Sarah 280 Lum, Andrea San Jen 353 Lum. Daryl 258 Luna, Daniel 253 Luna. Jesse 283 Lung, Mike Lum 278,311 Luo, Vivian 247 Lurie, Evan 226 Lurie, Steven 223,353 Luscher, Daniel Rolf 271,353 Lutch, Alexandra 259 l.utsvp, Maria 260 Lux, Richard 229 Ly, Eric 282 Lycll, DridreJudith 276,353 Lyford, Michele 252 Lyles, Frank E. 353 Lynden, John 353 Lyndon, Sean 303 Lynn.Suellen 256 Lyons, Kathy 230 Lythcott. Julie 228 M abry. Marcus 234 Macauley, Mike 288 MaccTystall, Mike 228 Machatzke, Jens R. 308,353 Mackaman, Gerald 258 Mackaman. John Randy 353 Mackauf, Gail 265 Macklin. Enc 233 Macky, Cameron 234 MacLcan, Bob 254 MacMitcheil, Tom 229 MacPherson, D. G 273 Madden, Christopher J. 353 Madden. Jake 255 Madeley, Mark 273,311 Madsen, Julie 222 Maggioncalda, Jeff 234 Magstadt, Heather 278.294 Magvy. Chuck 234 Mah. Kathleen 353 Mahaffev, Bnan W. 353 Mahajan.SanJoy 230 Mahamedi, Fary 250,294,353 Mahoney, Brett Michael 300,353 Mahuttc, Neal 313 Mailhot, Mark 280 DesMaisons, Ted 259 Maitless, Noam Chaim 248,353 Mak, Suzanna 258 Maldonado, Gerald 299,353 Maldonado, Juan 240 Malekottodjary, Dara 270 Malilay. IX-bra 353 Malka.Bcn 280 Maltari, Alisa 231 Mallery, Craig 303 MaUery, Kathleen 301,353 Malley, Tom 220 Mallon, Anne 293 Malloy, Kevin 260,266 Maloney. Paul 288 Mali . Bobby 266 Malt . Dave 249 Malvcg, Debbie 260 Manga. Manuel 281 Mann. Julie 224,298 Manning John 234 Mannix, Deborah 353 Manas, Peter Michael 305,353 Manriquc, Lynne 353 Mansour, Nick 228 Manuel, Stephanie Rene 353 Manzulli, Mia 271 Marangi. Karen Lynn 279,354 Marbv. Patty 229 Marca, Paul Andrew 354 Margolis, Mike 226 Marhofka, Damian 241 Marino, Lisa Marie 354 Marken, Catherine Lucille 302,354 Marks. Liz 240,301,354 Marquez, Francisco X. 231,354 Marquez, Monica 281 Marquez, Victor R. 270,354 Marsh, Ann E. 354 Marsh, Julie 301 Marshall, Brian 354 Marshall, Jeff 285 Marshall, Liz 282.354 Martin, Anne 301 Martin. C. H. 354 Martin, Christine 254 Martin. Fadhila Patna 279,354 Martin, Jason 221 Martin, Johan 223 Martin. Jorge 222 Martin, Jose Luis 354 Marlin, Michelle an 252 Martin. Nathan 224,354 Martin, Nomi 282 Martin, Paul Anderson 288.354 Martinez. Alicia 231 Martinez, Chris 313 Marti nez, Graciela 226 Martinez, Jamie 266 Martinez, Joe Frank 231 Martinez, Joseph 281 Martinez, Lisa 250 Martinez. Maria 258 Martinez, Michele 224 Martinez, Monica 231 Martinez. Natalie 231 Martinson, Johanna Shernll 354 Maruyama, Yukon 254 Marvil, IXborah J. 354 Mason, Jennifer 260 Mason. Jim 251 Massengale. Mary 354 Matamiya, Leslie 270 Mathas, Teddy 267 Mathes, Christopher William 254,354 Mathison, Ann 284 Mathur, Bindiya 242 Malkin, Celeste Chantal 354 Matsumi, Eileen T. 354 Matsumura, Jennifer 283 Matsuno. Susie 227 Matsuo. Kaoru 259 Matthes, IXivid 233 Matthew, Stacey Felicia 2%, 355 Matzek. Michael Jon 355 Maulhardt. Lisa 254,355 Maulhardt. Mary Frances 355 Maung Alex 277 Maurer, Genevieve 222 Maurer, Michael J. 355 Maurer, Mike 285 Mauro, Stephen Magnuson 355 Mauro, Steve 311 May. Allison 265 May. John 232 May, Tigger 303 Mayes, Bob 256 Mayfield. Shirk 252 Mavnihan, Kristen 271 Maz oni, Paige 355 McAdams, Mark 299 Me Andrews, Mike 312 McBamette. Andrea 282 ' McBride, Ken 312 McCabe. Bill 253 McCall. Ed 305 McCarthy. John 220 McCarthy, Bruce G. 355 McCarthy. Hope 251 McCarthy, Ian 261 McCarthy. Shelly 221 y 441 McCaul, Catherine 281 McCaul. Libby 266.301 McCIcod, Matt 291 McClintodc, Dave 305 McClure, I leather 267 McCluskey, Ralph 305 McCluskey, Roy .10? McConn, Dwight 260 McConnel, Mark 272 McCoy, Elizabeth 248 McCoy, Kristine 246 McCoy, Roderick 261 McCulloch, Christine Coakley 302,355 McCullough, Michael 355 McDermott, Gene 272 McDonald. Karin 226 McDowell, Jack 312 McEnroe, Patrick William 355 McFarland, Rob 221 McCann, Alison 355 McCannon, Patrick Casey 355 McCcv, David 228 McCibbon, Chris 253 McGonigal, Cary 229 McConigle, Trish 227,355 McGowan, Kelly 302 McGrath, Christian Browne 355 McGraw, Darrin 230 McCraw, Sean 253,355 Mcgraw.Sean 306 McCroarty, Mark 252 McGuinness, Dawn 241 Mcllargue, Randi 355 McIntyre, Terry 355 Mcjennetl, Patricia 237 McKean, Susan 252 Mc Kean, Tom 284 McKhann, Charlie 258 McKibbcn, Liz 252 McKillop, Kristen 227 McKinney, Bryan W. 313,356 McKinney, Marlen 301 McLain, Ashley 270 McLarty, Marlene 221 McLaughlin, Mark 272 McLaughlin, Sue 248 McLean, Bonnie 285,294 McLeod, Matt 282 McMahon, Michelle 281 McManigal, scotl 220 McMasters, Dan 281 McMiUin, Matt 272 McMurtry, Stacie 289 McNally. Mark 310 McNary, Wade IXiugkis 356 McNitt, Mary Beth 228 McPhail, James II. 356 McPherson, John 281 McSweency, Bryan 308 McTighe, Alice 294 McWilliams, Don 356 Mears, Erick Anthony 300, 356 Medina, Alberto Benjamin 284,356 Medley,Melinda II. 289,356 Medrano. Kim T. 242.356 Medrano, Pedro 312,356 Meehan, Shane 260 Meffert, Mollie 262 Mehl, Alison 356 Mehta, Prceti 270 Meier, Laura Claire 356 Meier, Maria Robles 255, 356 Meier, Mary lou 290 Meier, Suzanne Christine 294,356 Meigs, John 2S2 Meinert, Scott 312 Nleinke, Dana 265 Meister, Cecile 278 Meister, Odile 231 Mejia, Laura 356 Meya, Jesus Jr. 356 Mekhior, Mann 284 Melendez, Isabel 253 Menair. Rich 238 Menchaca, Andrea L. 294,356 Mend, Laurel 356 Mendel. Lara 244 Mendel, Lisa 250,356 Mendez, Jason 267 Mendoza, Mary 229 Meng. Alice 234 Mcng. Margaret V. 259,356 Mcnningcr, Dave 232 Mercer, Suzanne 283 Mercer, Tina 225 Meredith, Cara Maria 356 Men,ins, Roger S. 356 Meritt. Dean 234 Merritt, Andrew 356 Metcalfe, Joseph C. 356 Metz, Barbara 228 Metz, Lloyd 282 Meuter. Michael 356 Mewbome, Jeffrey 226,357 Meyer, Christian 226 Meyer, Ellen Renee 284,357 Meyer. Richard J. 357 Meyers, Andrew 288 Meyers, Mark 280 Meyn, Chris 312 Mhatrc, Ravi Brian 357 Miao.U 238 M lock). Gnu N icole 357 Miccolis, Eduardo 357 Michael, Todd 270 Michitarian, Boh 357 Mickens. Patricia Elizabeth 357 Mickervs, Patsy 276 MickJitsch, Mary Patricia 357 Middleton, Jay 273 Miche, Jeff 225 Slierlak, Vinny 276 Mihalish, Jim 357 Mlhalko, Rob 310 Mikacich. John P. 357 Milano, Andrea 285 Strikes. Dave 239 Stiller, Bill 271,357 Miller, Ed 233 Siiller, Ed 303 Miller. Heather 255 Stiller, Julie 235,357 Miller, Kim Sheri 271,357 Stiller. Louise II. 245,357 Stiller, Manny 258 Stiller. Meghan 262.357 Stiller. Michele 263 Stiller, Ray Nissley 357 Stiller. Robvn II 310.357 Stiller, Steve 275 Sillier, Timothy Michael 357 Stilligan. Kim 256 Stills, James 239 Stills, Michael D. 357 Siinakami, Slike 241 Stineko. Natalie 259 Slinvard. Bill 248 Miranda, Steve 230 Sliravilla. Phil 310 Misholl. Daniel R III 248.357 Slitchner, Cam 238 Slittal, Anup 221 Miyamoto, Michael I. 236.358 Sliyasato. Stuart 234 Sllynczyk. Eugene 245 Moalemzadch, Kammy 234 Moffat. Viva 281 Sloffitt. Linda 249 Stohlenhoff, Jennifer 261 Stohr, Pat 310 Stoinzadeh, Havsanali 358 Siokhiber, Jim 277 Slolcr, Kathryn Ann 358 Sloles, Susan Marie 358 Moll. Kathy 256 Monaco, Mike 306 Sioncayo, Alfredo 358 Stondesir, Darline 282 Mondragon, Fred E 358 Monroe, Murray Shipley Jr. 358 Stontefalcon, Lea 269 Montelibano, Joji 280 Siontesinos, Adolfo 265 Montesinos, Delia 301 Siontgomery, John Jennings 278,358 Montgomery,Jerry D. Ill 358 MontieJ, Susan Lynn 358 Montoya, Bernice 256 Montoya, Charlie 231 Moo, Jon 221 Moody, Charles 299,358 Moon, Grace 284 Moore. Bill 281 Moore, Douglas 358 Sioore, Ellen 246 Moore, Nathan 255 Moore. Steve 264 Moore. Steve 288 Moo re head, Brenna 254 Moorhead. Brenden 230 Sloos. Kevin 238 Morales, Dave 308 Morale’s, Jeanne 234 Morales, John 256 Moran, Eamon 299 Moranda, M. Catherine 358 Moreno, Carleen 278 Moreno, Julie Ann 223,358 Moreno, Michele 255 Morgali, Dave 278 Morgali, David 358 Morgan, Mike 308 Morphin, John-Paul 292 Moms. Craig 303,358 Morris, Leslie L. 358 Morris. Noelk A 262,358 Morris, Shannon 280 Morrison, Heather 240,359 Morrison, Jen 225 Morse, Slonica Renee’ 220,359 Mosakawski. Jason 259 Mosakowski, Phil 266 Meisby, Christophe 267 Stosc.ire’llo, Slichele 280 Stoses, Andrew 267 Slosse-, Anthony R I 359 Mossmer, Christine 230 Mottley. Kathy 278,298 Slowatt. Raoul 261 Stovers, S!ichje l K. 359 Mozaffarian. Dary 228 Mueller, Jeff 310 Mueller. Mike 264 Mueller, Rolf 285,359 Slueser, Erica 271 Slufflv. David J. 359 Mukai, Kristi 247 Mukai.Wcs 292 Stukoyama, Kim 256 Siulkerin, Mark 359 Stuller. Alexandra 252 Slumtaz, Aame’r 236 Slungai, Lynottc 265 Slunger, Philip 292 Slunoz, Carlos 359 Stuno .Saul 239 Slunsein, Jeffrey Alan 359 Slunter. Patricia 240 Sturata. Yoshi 311 Slurdock, Scott 274 Slurnane, Kari 266 Sturphy, IXiug 279 Sturphv, Karen 270 Sturphy, Slike 264 Sturphy. Reidney Allen 359 Sturphy, Sean M. 359 Murray, Erin 274,359 Murray, Fulton 308,359 Murray. Kelly Lise 301,264,359 Murray. Michele 228 Musseil, Selene 252 Musson. Slichele Kristin 248,359 Muth, Daniel Frederick 274,389 Muthusamy, Raman 252 Mutz, Tina 359 Slu affar, Arshad 261 Myers, Christopher J. 359 Myers, David 230 N adan, Chris H. 267,360 N'adler, Evan 234 Naf iger, Jamie 242 Nagel, John 261 Nagel, Shen 229 Nagel, Tobi 271 Nagler, Betsy 232 Nagy, Catherine 254,360 Nagy, Sonia 257,302 Nagy, Steve 238 Nahanu, David 237 Nair, Rajin 236,360 Najera, Elizabeth Marie 360 Nakagawa, Martha 259 N.ikamoto.Greg 265 Nakano, Erin Akemi 360 Nakashima. Slike 295 N'ale, John 234 Nance, Slatthew Edward 313,360 Nanez i inda 2711 Naporano, John Joseph 305.360 Narez. Alfredo 227 Nash, Dan 312 Nashawaty, Keith 228,360 Naughton, Enn Elizabeth 274,360 Naughton, Tom 258 Naugles, George John IS' 245.360 Navarro. Jose 282 Nobel, Ernest 264 Ncdods, David 252 Nee per, Shawnee 277 Neithardt, David 256 Nelson, Caroline 301 Nelson, Dan 308 Nelson, Lirry 228 Nelson, Laura Slichelle 360 Nelson. Slichelle 301 Nelson, R Brad 360 Nemat-Nasser, Syrus 279,266 Nemo, Dan 228 Neptune, Sieve 228 Newcomb, Tanya Lynn 360 Newcomer, Molly 360 Newman, Glenn 267 Newman, Jonathan 360 Newman, Mark Jonathan 236, 360 Newman, Stichael 360 New mark, Dave 220 Newport, Jennifer 227 Newton, Stephen I'. 231, 360 Ng. Mason 252 Ng, Yu-shen 231 gan, Ophelu 239 Nguyen, Elan 255 Nguyen, Kahy 259 Nguyen, Lil 276 Nguyen, Quang 267 Nguyen, Thanh 227,290 Niccolai, Ann-marie 272 Nichob, Chark $ Barton 361 Nichols, Elizabeth M 361 Nichob, Tom 293 Nicholson. James 361 Niob, Karl 312 Nielson, Chris 243 Niebon, Edgar 275 Nierlich, Steve 278 Nierras, Tod 261 Nigh. Michele 265 Ning, Andrea 254 Ning, Kai 222 NirmuLCam 221 442 Ntsbct, Laura Mary 361 Niu, Tina 240,301 Nogales, Alberto 245 Nolan, Timothy J. 361 Noting, Jill Marie 281.302.361 Nolte. Chris 252 Noiting, Kim 256,294 Noor, WiMtn 261 Nordcnfly, Andrew von 242 Nordquist, Ncls 299 Nofdstrand. Cassie 260 Nordstrom, Mans 255 Northtop. Andy 305 Norton, Stephanie L. 284,361 Novotny, Mike 228 No aki, Stacey 248,301 No aki, Stacey H. 361 Null, Carla 243 Nytlis. Colleen Ann 361.361 Nymocn, Rich 235 O' V_y Brien, Anne Marie 361 O'Dell, Michael Patrick 361 O'Flynn, Nancy 249 O'Hara, Mary 270 O'Keefe, David 279 O'Keefe. Robin 228 O’Neill, Dan 264 O'Neill, Laurie 229 O'Neill, Lou 283 O'Reilly. Dierdre 252 O'Shea. Margaret Eileen 231,361 Oak, Robert 261 Oakley, Liu M. 361 Ochoa, Joe 231 Odenweller, Sharon 247 Odito, Peggy 273 Odom, Wes 299 Oehler, David Todd 303,361 Oh. Jane 283 Oh, Lawrence 282 Oh, Sammy 266,306 Ohline, Matt 222 Ohrbeck, Rebecca 224, 298 Okada, Lisa 283 Okeke, Charles C. 300,361 Okimoto, Sane 225 Okon.Okokon 282 Olbrys, Brooks 361 Oldham, Lisa 252 Oldman. Mark 228 Olesek. Rick 232 Oliker, Rachel 227 Olin, Christopher 237 CHiva, Lisa 238 Olivas. Paul 282 Oliver, Eric 2794 Oliver, Jonathan 361 Olorunsola, Ade 260 Olson, Annika M. 290,361 Olson, Greg 228 Olson, Creg 229 Olson, Peter 270 Olson, Steve 310 Olvera, Hnka 264 Onder, Emre 285 Onish, Russ 232 Orgel, Rob 310 Origgi, Enrique 255 Orive, Maria E. 251,361 Ormseth, Nik 242 Ornelas. Celia 227 Ornelas, Ed 264 Orr, Sherri 265 Orsi, Lira 265 Ortega, Anna Marie 298 Ortega, Todd 274.311 Orttung, Mark 278,362 Orum, Nick 271 Osgood, Betsy 267 Oshiro, Andrew 362 Osmera, Michael 272.362 Ostrager. Jill 290 Ostrander, Steve 249 Oswald, Beth 279,298 Ota, Kristina 279, 298 Otis, Tom 288 Ott. Derek A 299,362 Ott.Creg 271 Ottaway, Jack 225 Otto, Sarah 362 Ottoboni, Gina Renee 240,293,362 Overdeck, John 285 Overgard. Maria Christina 362 Owarkin. Craig 260 Owen, Chris 259 Oyharcahal, Dan J. 308,362 O er, Ayse 227 P JL acheco, John Anthony 253,362 Packard. Warren 311 Padgett, Allan 270 Padilla, Elisco 222 Padilla. Julie 248 Padilla. Kar 228,266.267 Pado, Kristi 281 Page, Christopher Stewart 284,362 Paige, Christine 294 Paige, Gina Marie 289, 362 Paige, John 232 Poik. Felicia 362 Paik. Lisa Marie 248, 362 Pak.Sandi 267,279 Polanski, Jenny 290 Palm, Jason 228 Palmbush, Scott 312 Palmer, Debbie 241 Palmer, Shari 235 Palumbis, Jason 237 Panayioutou, Alexia 269 Panerctas, Katherine 260 Pangburn. Russ 305 Panto, Stephanie 238,302 Poo, Lucy 276 Paoiino, Khnssy 224 Pape, Frank 254 Pappajohn. Caroline 362 Pappas. John 228 Parada.Jason 311 Paradise, Matt 242 Paras, Julius 242 Pardington. Robert 252 Paris, Elizabeth 273 Park. Ann 236 Park, Dave 273 Park, Heidi 266 Park. Ilyoung 252 Park. Jean 261 Park. Rich 284 Park, So Eun 259 Parker, Andrew 238 Parker, Conan 223 Parker. Joakim Yo 362 Parker. Joel 283 Parker, Margaret 134 Parkes, Anthony 362 Parkhurst, Cathanne 237 Parnell. Andrew 244 Parnell, Cheryl Lynn 301,362 Parra, Claire 231 Pashigian, Melissa 245 Pashigian, Peter 241 Pasternak. Dahna 362 Pasternak, Nicole 255 Pate. Kimberly 362 Pate. William Raymond 291,362 Patel, Coco 224 Patel, Sairus 272 Patel, Simonil 245, 362 Paterson, Pamela 289 Patino, Marisa 231 Patlan, Ron 278,311 Paton, Miranda 267 Patrick, Jeff 313 Patty, Scott 305 Pat man, Andrew 363 Pau, Andrew 227 Paugh, Amy 229 Paulsen, Susan 267,298 Paulson, Troy 297 Pauly. Brett 242 Paviovic, Dragana 25-4 Payan, Victor 138 Paye, Amy 222 Payette. Dave 263 Payne. Clinton 305 Payne, Jonathan B. 305,363 I’earle, Michelle 130 Pearson, April 261 Pearson, Andrew 270 Pearson, Virginia C. 251.294,363 Pearson, Scott 279 Pearson, E Andrew || 363 Pederson, Lindsey 260 Pedragon, Dean 276 IVet. Marney 234 Pell, Barney 272 Pelleur, Arnie 312 Pena . Jane 363 Peng, Amy 260 Peng, Shih-Wei 239 Penglasc, Ben 292 Pen hoot. Braden VV. 363 Penney, William H. 220,363 Pentimonti, Ken 265 Perez, Alexander B 363 Perez,la 230 Perez, Mvriam 281 Perez. Teofilo 253,363 Porez-Vener, Carolina 249 Perkash. Rajan 238 Perkash. Sunil 255 Perkins, Kimberly 1.. 363 Pcro ok. Maria 264 Perrette, Clarisse 267 Perrigo, Susan Dalene 363 Perry, Frenchie 272 Perry, John 272 Pervall, Stacy Jo 289 Pessoa. Ana Paula Machado 301,363 Peters, Alice 363 Peters. Bob 252 Peters, Emily 270,294 Peters. Michael 285,363 Peterson, Pat 220 Peterson, Alan 252 Peterson, Clark 223,363 Peterson, IX-na 264 Peterson, Karen Ann 224,363 Peterson. Robert W 363 Pothorick. John 244 Peus.Enc 308 Peuvrelle, Kathryn 363 Pflueger, Christopher 363 Pham, Teresa 264 Phillips. Alan 312 Phillips. Denis 281 Phillips, Russell Charles 363 Phillips. Val 281 Pickering, Paula 251 Pickett. David 278,313,363 Pierce. Todd 232 Pigiwki. Tom 274 Pigott.Tom 228 Pihl. Allison 273 Pike. Ed 252 nmental, Eligio 364 Pinckney, Jon 255 Pinkner, Sally Elizabeth 294,364 Pinonka, Bill 313 Pisam, Christina 222 Pillock, Troy 364 Piwonka, William 364 Pixley, Jill 223 Plaut, Julie 228 Plemmel, Lee 312 Plummer, Kimberly L 293,361 Po. Janet 272 Podlo ny, Ann 230 Pokluda. Jennifer 247. 364 Polanco. Marcos 261 Polenta, Lucio 249 Pollack, Howard G. 311.364 Pollack, John D 231.364 Pollack, Suzanne 238 Pollard. Angela M 250, 364 PolUo, Richie 234 Ponce. Margo 237 Pooler. Lee 225 Poon. Alex 252 Pope. Beth 364 Pope. Mike 223 Poppe, Matt 247 Porras, Martha 231 Porras, Rick 308 Porta. Matthew Robert 364 Porter. Philip 221 Porter. Richie 308 Porteus, Kona 267 Posey, Sarah 285 Pothier, Charles T. 361 Powell, Liur.i 228 Powell, Liz 230 Powell, Sharon 260 Power, Alicia 237 Powers, Robin 301 Pozos, Matt 279 Prado, Monique 274 Prather, Juliana Juerey 239, 364 Pratt. Robert W. 361 Prausmtz. Mark 285, 364 Presont, Ivan 234 Press. David 240 Prctzer. Matt 310 Price, Hilary 229 Price, Jim 308 Price, Matt 233 Price, Mike 271 Price, Paige 267 Price, Russell Hayden 364 Principal. Qucdcl 364 Pnndle, Carl 272 Prinz. Diana 223 Procope, Andre 283. 364 Prosnitz. Eric L 248. 364 Proud foot. Robert A. 364 Pruthi. Raj S. 364 Pryor, David 364 Puckett. Kelley 237 Pukctza, Nicholas Joseph 225,365 l uma, Chris la 228 Punzalan, Cecile 257 Purcell, Gretchen 227,294 Purnell, Rogeair 282 Purscll. Colon 312 Puryeor, Martin 284 Putnam, Elicia Dorrance 365 Putzicr, Peter 365 Pyle. Elisabeth 250,365 C uoke. Steve 252 Quan, Jeanette 237 Queiroz. Mario G. 308,365 Quigley, Brett 234 Quistgaard.Su anne 270 R, asch. Brooke 283 Rabago. James 365 Rabin, Brad 305 Rabois. Keith 252 Rabushk.1, Anton 273 Rocchi. Renee 230 Rachol. Denise 254 Radoslovich, Julie 258 Kadsin, Azin 251,365 Rae, Chris 260 Roger, Marm 238 443 Rainey. Jeff 271 Rajan. Arvind 278 Ramakriidinan, Vijay 234 RamcL Shelley Brooke 365 Ramiro , Adan 231 Ramiro , Andrea L- 365 Ramirez. Eduardo 365 Ramiro , Heather 255 Ramin- , Joe 270 Ramirez. Lisa 302 Ramirez, Sandy 281 Ramos. David F. 365 Ramos, Loo 295 Ramos, Nicky 261 Randorson, Jim 228 Ranollotti, Eric 254 Rangel, Gabi 252 Ransburg. Jr.. David P. 265,365 Ransom, Andrea 282 Ransom, James 304 Rao, Nikhil 282 Rappoport, Mike 267 Rappok-, Whit 264 Raskin. Damon 274 Raswork. Ez 311 Ratdiffc. Ronald C. 262,365 Ratliff, Dave 312 Rainer, Morrie 262,365 Rau, Erik Peter 365 Raul, Chan 258 Rawitscher, Lee 365 Ream. Dave 246 Reaves, Ned 256 Rcay. Rich 228 Keeker . Margaret Theresa 220, 365 Rockier. Lisa 241 Roddy, Sanjay V. 267,365 Rodford, Sharon Joyce 272,365 Rood. Courtney 279,290 Rood, I aura 284 Rood. Mark 264 Reeder, Dawn Renee 365 Rees, Anne Diehl 365 Reese, Jennifer 223 Reese, Justine 270 Reese, Rhott 241 Reeves, Matt 2 9 Rcgenbaum, Donna 365 Rehrig, Sarah E. 365 Reid, David 228 Reid, Laurie 234 Reid, Rob 299,365 Reifsnider. Eric S. ‘ 366 Roiling, Maria 258 Reilly, Joe 271 Reimers, John 243 Reinders. Linda 251. 294,366 Roinecke, Petra Martina 366 Reingold. Michael 224,366 Reinier, Kyndaron 253 Reis, Winthrop Sander 283, 366 Reisner, Andrew 238 Rennard. Linda 252, 366 Rcnshaw, Scott 276 Renteria, Adriana 244 Renteria, Marcella 231 Renteria, Rene 264 Renwick, Edward Rainey 234,366 Replogle, Marilyn 220 Replogle, Robert Edward 366 Resnick, Aiken 237 Reveno, Eric 366 Reyes, Poey 236 Reynolds. Guy 221 Rhcc, John 236 Rhew. Miriam 237 Rhinelander. Margot 266 Rhow, Ekwan 261 Richard, Andy 229 Richard, David 225 Richards. Barry 308 Richards. Jim 278 Richards. Keith 260 444 Richards, Kristie Anne 301,366 Richardson, Robert 257 Richardson. A1 225 Richardson, Carmen M 236. 366 Richardson, Charles Neale 366 Richardson. Colt 252 Richardson. Eric 222 Richardson. Kevin 266.267,366 Richardson, Lisa 258, 294 Richardson. Matt 280 Richmond. Jenny 278 Rietdorf, Julia Lynn 274, 366 Riggers, Jennifer 256 Riggins, Christie 262 Riggs. Elaine 228 Ruse. Scott 280 Riklccn, Ethan 228 Riley, Seth 223,366 Ring. Kathy 235,283 Rios, Kathryn Andrea 273, 366 Rise her, Bruce 265 Rise her, Rob 281 Ritchcr, Ken 282 Ritsher, David 283 Rivera, Jose 313 Rivera, Ken 238 Rivera, Trina 244 Roark, Michael 270 Ri b. David 266 Robb, Maurice 282 Robbins. Douglas Richard 297,366 Robbins, Rob 225 Roberts, Jenna 281 Roberts, Jennifer 279 Roberts, Rad 256 Robilio, Drew 254 Robinson, Dean 282 Robinson, John 259 Robinson, Tom 255 Roca, Rita 261 Rocklin, Mike 225 Rodrigues, Beverly 230 Rodrigue , Dante A. 229, 267, 366 Rodriguez, IX-na 251 Rodriguez, Dorena 366 Rodriguez, Irma Louise 278,366 Rodrigue . Laura 232 Rodrigue , Marlene 228 Roe, Joy Maro 235,366 Roedcr, Edwin Mills 366 Roeder.Juo 282 Roering. Tess 252 Rogers, Catherine 233 Rogers, Matt 260 Rogers, Tina 266 Rogers, Vivian 366 Roll. Rich 263 Roller, Matthew B. 295,366 Rollins, Floyd 239 Romero, John Romero, Marti 260 Romero, Tony 242 Romero, Tony 234 Romeu, Diana 302 Romine, Christopher D. 220,367 Roiu, Jeff 272 Ronstadt, Nina 302 Roos, Steve 272 Rosania. Gus 273 Rose, Amy 293 Rose, Eric 281 Rosen, Gary 367 Rosen, Jonathan Niles 367 Rosen, Nick 266.279 Rosen, Rick 229 Rosenbaum. Glen 308 Rosenberg. Bonnie 267 Rosenberg. Dan 261 Rosenberg. Louis 228 Rosenfeld, Amy 261 Rosin, Hanna 265 Ross, Catherine 367 Ross, Dave 271 Ross, Deborah Ann 367 Ross, Duncan A. 367 Ross, James Michael 367 Ross, Peter 279 Ross. Simone Elizabeth 367 Ross. Steve 272 Rossol, Josh 232 Ros toczy. Robert 248. 367 Rotberg. Allan 263 Roth, Scott 303 Rothberg. Danny 257 Rothschild, Phyllis 367 Rothstein, Nicole 367 Rovine. Debbie 265 Rowe, Allie 249,367 Rowen, Daniel 252. 367 Rowers, Robin 274 Rowland, Jenny 280 Roy, Joan 367 Roy, Soham 228 Roybal, Michelle 264,294 Rovse.Rod 367 Ruark, Marcus 265 Rubcnstein, David 230 Rubenstem. Deborah Helene 276,367 Rubenzik, Randi 227 Rubin, William Brooks 303,367 Rubio, Martha 222 Rucker, James 261 Rudden, Jim 312 Ruffing, Elizabeth 264, 367 RuhLSuze 223 Ruman, Andrea 271 Rumelhart, Karl 254 Rumelhart, Pete 264 Rummel. Ole 240 Runstadkr, Jon 264 Rupert, Kathy 250 Ruskola, Teemu 236 Russell, Ken 284 Russell, Lynn 258 Russell, Stephen 240,368 Rutledge, Steve 235 Ruvle. Missy 293 Ryan, Ashley 236 Ryan, Bill 299 Ryan, Katie 238,302 Ryan, Pamela Doreen 233,368 Ryan, Sharon 256 Ryan, William 368 Rye, Robert 237 Ryst. Erika 265 Q l___z.icco, Mike 226 Saenger, Jeffrey J. 368 Saenz, Cynthia 230 Sage, Robert 231, 368 Saik, Barry 308 Saikia, Shankar 221 Saino, Celia Xcuhoff 368 Sakaie, Ken 277 Sakura. Susan 278 Salamacha, Lara 272 Salas, Martha 279 Salazar, Felipe 256 Salazar. Ginger 368 Salazar, Sandy 220 Salazar, Tim 257 Sakido. Eric 277 Salinas. Juan 242 Salm, Paul Joseph 295, 368 Salvapongse, Neil 249,311 Samant, Raj 251 San Filippo, Scott 368 Sanbonmatsu, Lisa 368 Sanborn, Josh 222 Sanchez, J. Anthony 368 Sanchez, Pauline 242 Sandcrman, Dave 252 Sanders, Brian 299 Sandhu, llarpalSingh 266,313,368 Sandine, Deborah 222 Sandler. Eric L. 36S Sandler. Nlarlo 279 Sand ova. Lydia 260 Sandoval, Gabriel A. 368 Sandoval Sandi 271 Sandusky. Shelley J. 368 Sanest, Cat 239 Sanford. Wes 299 Santana. Carlos 276 Santana, George 276 Santos, Marcos 300 Santos, Todd 279 Sarabhai, Sanjay 227 Sarathy, Sanjav 256 Sargent, Al 267 Sargent, Eugene 283 Sargent, Kristin 285 Sarka, Suzanne Vktona 249.3 s Sarkisian, Bruce 247 Sarkisian. Keith R. 310. 368 Sarret, Joe 313 Saxuman, Steve 243 Sater, Gregory John 295.368 Sato. Amy 233 Saucedo, Christopher Joachim 368 Saul Scott 221 Saunders. Barbara Ruth 368 Savage, Sheryl 264,293 Savage. Tunu 282 Sawhncy, Roger 228 Sawka. Carry W. 369 Sawyer, Dave 220 Sawyer, Linda 283 Saxena, Rani 242 Saxman, Karl A. 369 Scalapino. Anne Jean 369 Scanlon, Kate 260 Scarbrough. Glenda Ann 269.369 Scekic, Vera 250.369 Schaack, Beth van 252 Schadkf, Stephen 285,369 Schaefer, Dave 272 Schaefer. Kathy 231 Schaefer, Steve 242 Schaeffer. Carl 274 Schaffer. Jeff 305 Schaffer, Scott 273,306 Schaffzin, Nick 305 Schalesky, Bryan Jay 369 Schanzer, Ellen 251,369 Schari oT. Ellen 293 Schechtcr. Dan 311 Schechter. Deborah E. 276,369 Schcchter, Naomi Rachel 369 Scheck. Gayle 263 Sc hector, Dan 2 6 School, Mark 255 Schellor, Sean 297 Schembs, Robert J. 369 Schick. Kathy 256 Schicber, Randy 264 Schicn, Dinah 241 Schimmel, Rick 252 Schlaepfor, Karen 301 Schloss. Steven George 226,369 Schlossnun, Rob 303 Schlott, Amanda Lynne 369 Schlozman, Steve C 369 Schmeil. J.C. 232 Schmid, Jenny 254 Schmidt, Tracy Lynn 224,369 Schmuhl, Peter 252 Schneider, Caitlin 257 Schneider, Cheryl 224,370 Schneider. Darren Brent 370 SchniedcTS, Ann 244,370 Schoennauer, Erik 278 Schofer, Jon 248 Scholnick, Giuren I. 370 Scholl . David Robin 370 Scholzman, Steve 238 Schravcn, David 263 Schroder, Kurt Alan 370 Schreiber, Jon 242 Schreiber, Mike 280 Schnmp, Angela 244 Schroeder, Becky 278 Schroeder, IXirren David 303,370 Schroeder, Kurt 267 Schrovdl. Jason 228 Schroepfer. Lisa Renee 370 Schukin, Benjamin Joseph 370 Schultz, Andrew 237 Schuman, Jennifer 370 Schur. Ellen 260 Schuster. Gretchen 262 Schuster, Lea 241 Schuster. Matthew J. 370 Schwab. Michael D. 370 Schwab, Stephen 370 Schwartz. Matt 283 Schwartz. Mychal 256 Schwarz. Use 227.294 Schwendener, Peter 275 Schwitzgebel, Eric 256 Scoggins, Stan 281,311,370 Scoh, Jennifer 267 Scott, Andy 225 Scott, Anna 241 Scott, Christine 370 Scott, Dcedce 255 Scott, Deryx 370 Scott, Diane 231 Scott, Garrett 265 Scott. Jennifer 251 Scott, John 237 Scott, Kevin 254 Scott. Mike 258 Scott. Tnsh 263 Sculky, John Blackburn 370 Soagravr, Susie 272 Sober, Bulent 267 Seber, Jennifer 252 Sebes, Amelia Lawrence 269,370 Seckingcr, Richard John 295,370 Scdky, Mona 370 See, Ian 272 Scecharam, Beesh 272 Sehdev. Paul 310 Seigel. Chris 308 Seinfeld. Jeff 243 Seinfeld. Keith S. 370 Seiplc. Chris 272 Seiver. Tamar 256 Sekaquaptcwa, Pat 245 Self, Ben 263 Self, Dave 227 Sellers, John Hatchett 223,371 Sells. Jill Marie 240.371 Semioli, Mark 254 Sendavdiego, Cheryl 272 Sepulveda. Ricardo 371 Serna. Eddie 231 Sethuraman, Sunder 221 Severscn, Michael Akin 371 Severson, Todd 235 Sevilla, Brett 236 Sexier, Wendy 252 Sever, Ingrid Y. 251,371 Seymour, Peter 270 Shack, Dave 305 Shackleton. Dave 264 Shade, Kathryn 371 Shafir, Sharoni 371 Shah, Hemant 371 •VALUE! Shah, Smita 290,371 Shaible, Eric 281 Shambrook, Regine 371 Shanahan. Kathleen 258 Shane. Mario 228 Shannon, Jonathan Holt 267.371 Shannon. Mary Beth 259 Shaper, Park 308 Shapiro. Gregg 253,371 Shapiro. Meryl Leah 371 Shapiro. Robert I lugh 37! Sharpe. Liz 272 Sharpen. Scott 297 Shaver, Elizabeth F. 266,371 Shaw. Carolyn 302 Shaw. John 371 Shaw, Mike 255 Shaw, Rob 246 Shaw. Tern 231 Shea. Ryan 241 Shead. Henry Wallace 305.371 Sheehan, Cathleen 250 Shcehy, Patrick Edward 371 Shcff, Greg 252 Shcggcby. Dawn 223.371 Shelby. Ron 281 Sheldahl. Kevin 260 Shelton. Jeff 272 Shen, Christopher 283 Shen, Theodore Tao-lan 223.371 Shen, Yu-min 259 Sheppard. Tom 230 Sheridan, Brett 371 Shew. Sandra 245 Shi, Bertram 372 Shikuma, Jeri T. 372 Shim, Jim 257 Shim, Sang 252 Shim. Veronica 220 Shimizu, Man 267 Shimomura, Sachi 285 Shinn. John 273 Shinsato. Jinny M 231,372 Shinsato, Lon 259 Shirley. Brian 242 Shirley. Chad 265 Shoaf, Tom 310 Shoemaker, Scott Davis 372 Shoka. Max 230 Sholtz. Dave 312 Shore, Jason M. 311,372 Short. Michael A 283.372 Shorter, Larry 279 Showman. Adam 228 Shupe, Stacy 247,372 Shutex, Andy 223 Shuttksworth, Chris 222 Shwe, Michael 372 Shy (.in. Larissa M 239,294.372 Stgman. Danny 222 Silbcrt. Jeff 372 Siljale, Ana 226 Silliman. Amy 272 Silliman. Terri 223 Silva, Bernardo 299.372 Silva, Edward 310 Silva, Jesus, J r. 372 Silver, David 255 Silver. Lori 281.293 Silvers, Randy G. 285,372 Silvestre. Paul 299 Sim, Morris 229 Sime, Lisa 281 Simkins. Helen B. 372 Simmons. Ken 232 Simmons, Ric 225 Simon, Laura 265 Simpson. Christina Suzanne 372 Simpson, Pam 264.290 Sinclair. Andrew L. 372 Sinclair, Jennifer A 248,372 Sinclair, Stephen M. 303,372 Singer, Erik A 288.372 Singley, Mike 265 Sippy, Elizabeth I.. 274, 372 Siqueiros, Marc 249 Sivesind. Jerome M. III. 240, 372 Skenfidd. Kristen Elizabeth 301,372 Skidmore, Jennifer 254.294,373 Skillings. Hillary 259 Skillman, Geoff 281 Skoog. Christian Svante 251,373 SUch. Lena 233 Slack. Shawn l_ 225.373 Slagle. Karen 256 Slain, Morgan 252 Slate-Teve. Mario van 256 Slaughter. Jacque 272.293 Slingerland, Dixon 266 Slipe. Becky 373 Sloan.Jeffreys. 260.373 SIoss. Benjamin 270 Slusser, Susan Margaret 373 Smcgal. Tom 224 Smith, Andy 299 Smith, Bruce 272 Smith, Burke 279 Smith, Christopher 305 Smith, Christine Elizabeth 249,373 Smith. Glenn 275 Smith, Greg 288 Smith, Jodi 255 Smith, Kent Wyman 295,373 Smith, Michael 304 Smith, Randy 225 Smith, Rodger 303 Smith, Sally 246 Smith, Scott 226 Smith, Stephanie 373 Smith, Suzanne Marie Rebecca 373 Smith. Teresa Katherine 373 Smith, Terrence K. 305,373 Smith, Theo 225 Smith, Trent 227 Smith, Whitney L 373 Smithline, Frednca 250,373 Smithline, Leslie 252 Smolen. David Anthony 373 Not Available 234 Snelson, Erie W. 373 Snipes, Jason 300 Snotherly. Rett 265 Snowden, Kristen 227 So|ka,John 310 Solberg, Peter 274 Solomon. Carole E 296.373 Somera. Don nova n 247 Sommer, Marc A. 373 Sommer, Mike 306 Sommerfidd, John 251,373 Sonada, Toyooki 292 Song. Hi4en 279 Song. Ju-ving 280 Sonne, Linda Alice 223, 298,373 Soosaipillai. Miruni 373 Sorensen, Andy 240 Sorenson, Sofia 252 Sorhaindo, Kavt 265 Sona. Rafael 231 Sosinska, Joanna 265 Soufi. Danielle 233 Southern, Vanessa 231 Spain. Brian H. 226,306,373 Spander, IXbbie 261 Sparks, Frederick 241 Sparks, Jack 266 Spataro. Sandy 266,267,373 Speight, Evan 235 Spergel. Jonathan 11 373 Sperling. Robert 255 Spicer, Martin 279 Spiekerman, Cynthia 374 Spillette, Steve 311 Sporleder. Jill 229 Sprague. Ed 297 Spudich, Serena 234 Spurlock. Mark 279 Squier. Ashley Jane 223, .374 Srinivasan. Indu 272 Srimvasan. Sri 292 Srivaxtav. Mukta 290,374 Stack, Linda 225 Stahl IV, William Fred 374 Staley, Barbara Lvn 374 Stalker. John 225 Stallings, Brendt 311 Stalnaker. Aaron 255 Stamato. Anthony George 374 Stamatoyannopou. John 308 Stamos, Chris 230 Stanley, Brooke 302 Stanley. Rick 310 Stanton, Scott 255 Stanton, Scott 288 Stanwik. AUn 308 Starbird. Rick 224.374 Stark. Scott 297 Starr, Tern 227 Starritt. Susan 290 Starviv George Cleanthis 374 Steams, Laura 256 Steding. Katy 285 Stevie. Alvson 227 Stehr. Michael 238 Stcidl, Samud 237 Steiger. Douglas L. 374 Stein. Greg 279 Stein, Kevin 306 Steinberger, Mitch 273 Steinke. Suzanna 267 Stellin, Susan 243 Sten, Eric 292 Stephs-nson, Gordon S 297,308, 374 Stem, Jonathan 276 Stem. Michael 222 Sleuber. Apnl Rose 224. 294.374 Stevens, Emily 294 Stevens. Ken 374 Stevensen, Glenn 297 Stevenson, Clare 271 Stewart, Bob 274 Stewart, Carter 266,267 Stewart, Catherine Jane 374 Stewart, Jackie 280 Stewart. |anar 231 Stewart, Michdle 269 Stewart, Michdle 281 Stewart. Patrick 303 Sticr, IX-an 270 Stinnett, Paige 255 Stockbndge, Jenny 234 Stockdyck. Steve 270 Stocker, Scott 243 Stocker. Will 288 Stoddard. Frank 297 Stoker, David 252 Stone, Anthony 374 Stone, Matt 374 Stone. Nancy 284 Stone. Tony 240 Stole. Raquel 265 Stovel, Katherine Wellesley 267,374 Stovd, Meg 301 Strain. Ellen 223 Stratakos. Charles 312 Strate.lisa 301 Strattan.J.Seth 270 Strauch, Eric 252 Strauss. Adam 255 Streeter, Betsy 221 Streeter, Veronique 290,374 Stromberg, Kirk 264 Strother, Byron 282,291 Stroul. Knstin 264 Strumpf, Koleman 279 Struthers, Steve 313 Stubbe, Vicki von 228 Stubbs. Michelle 221 Su, Jack 259 Su, Julie 222 Suarez, Glenn A. 374 Subin, Eric 305,374 Subm, Ken 260 Suder. Lance 280 Suh, Benedict Yungkyo 284, 374 Suh, Christine 234 Suh. Richard 236 Suhre, James R. 374 Sukienmcki. Teresa 282.375 Sullivan. John 270 Sullivan. Grahrn 245 Sullivan. Marian 272 Sullivan. Tim 222 Sullivan. Jr, Robert 375 Sumc, Kavser 375 Sumlts, Tracy 274 Summers, Beth 256 Summers, John 297 Summers, Jon K. 375 Summits, Tracy 302 Sun, Andy 256 Sun, Ed 229 Sun, Edward 225 Sun, Vivian 256 Sund. Kelly C. 251.375 Sungaila, Mary-Christinc 266.26 7, Sununu, James 234 Surges, Shalom 280 Surh, Helen 237,276 Suss man. Dean 240.306 Sutherland, Steven E. 375 Sutton. Nick 249.306 Svalstad, Christy 267.302 Svitenko, Paul 297 Swafford, Matt 255 Swan, Jay 266 Swanson, Jeff 252 Swarthow, Jim 308 Swartling. Tritfa 375 Sweeney, Dave 375 Swid, Scott 305 Swiecicki, Merry 243 Swift. Piter 248 Swiontek, Danielle 290 Switzer, Julie Ann 375 Sword, Kirsten 271 Sy. Chris 305 Synionds, Allen 303 Symonides, Joe 259 Syn, Yen Jean 267 S e. Hsuan 236 S e. Julia 269 1J. 'abasco. Dave 251 Tahatabai, Ali 230 Taber, Rebecca Gene 375 Tackett, Leslie 248, 375 Tag x M'balia 261 Tahiliani.Gayatri 270 Takatsuka, Vicky 293. Takenaka, Joan K. 279,375 Takenouchi, Irene Miyuki 375 Taketa, Allyson 294 Takeuchi, Kara 227,293 Talbott, Chip 258 Talkington, Wade 11. 295,375 Tam, Miguel 220 Tam, Marvin 220 Tamashiro, Jill 227 Tambling. Dave 265 Tan. Julie Ching-Sian 375 Tan. Kokhuan 259 Tandcciarz, Silvia Roxana 277,375 Tandon, Geetika 232 Tang. Connie 273 Tam. Keiko 236 Tannen. Ste rc 279 Tao, Andrew 260 Tarango, Jeff 303 Targgart, Mike 306 Tarrant. Tom 273,375 Tarvin, Caren 266 Tawney, Chris 266 Taw.se, Alex 272 Tav, Hiok-nam 375 Taylor. Andrea Lynne 375 Taylor. Gary 265 Taylor. Julie A 269,375 Taylor. Mike 223 Taylor. Rachdlc 282 Teaford, Andy 232 446 Teal. Stephanie Beth 283.375 TeLinder. Daw 281 Tellez. Art 273 Tempest, Nicole Suzanne 376 Tennican, Liz 273,301 Teoh, Elaine P. 376 Terkildscn, Mike 242 Ter ian, Dee Dee 264 Tewodros, Abel 274 Thackray, I lelen 272 Theberge, Christine L. 282, 376 Theder, Rick 312.376 Theiler, Jay 303.376 Theodore, Andrea 293 Theodore. R. J. 376 Thielke, Peter 279 290,375 Thille, Nicholas M. 376 Thom, Kristin 270, 302 Thomas, Andrew Jackson 376 Thomas, Andy 230 Thomas, Dalen 376 Thomas, IX-bbie 266 Thomas. Joey 312 Thomas, John 266, 267 Thomas, Laura Ann 376 Thomas. Lccnic 252 Thomas, Randcll Reid 376 Thomas, Stuart 312 Thomas, Tamara L. 376 Thomas. Wendv 256,294 Thomas, William 279 Thomason. Kimberly A. 290,376 Thomnurson, Ron 279 Thompson, J.J. 257 Thompson, Andy 266 Thompson, Harlan 264 Thompson, Melissa K 376 Thompson, Stephanie 376 Thomson, Brook 240 Thomson, Lisa 25S Thorescn. Amy Ruth 240.293.377 Thorton. Caroline Michelle 264,377 Thurber. Mary 377 Thurik, Jenna 278 Thurman, Paul 257 Tibbits, Marty 258 Tiedcrman, Sarah 233 Tien, Alan 241 Tigram, Vita 222 Tillapaugh, Nancy 238 Tiller.', Annie 377 Tilling, Bobbi 377 Tilson, Dana 234 Tingler, Matthew Layfon 377 Tinklenberg, Karla 285,377 Tippett, John 226 Tittle. Kay 377 Tlauras, Costas 280 Todd. Leah 223 Tomono, Stefani 236 Tor, Satia 222 Torrance, Mark 272 Torres, Andrea 230 Torres, Ross 377 Torres. Tonya 236 Toutanghi, Steve 233 Tovar, I loracio 247 Tovar. Melody 272 Townsend, Robert I litchcock 224,377 Toy. Kathy 267 Toy, Scott 259 Trachewsky, Jason 272 Tran.Quynh 264 Travers, Matt 234 Trey nor, Liz 229 Tripaldi, Jeff 225 Tripp, Glen 280 Trousset, Tony 271 Trueman, Dan 284 Trujillo, Jose 292 Trujillo, Tanya 275 Trujillo. Tim 265 Trzaskoma, Stew 241 Tsai, Aaron 224 Tvii. Emeline 24S. 377 Tsai. Jeanne 260 Tsai, June 279 Tsai. Nancy 259 Tsav. Andy 236 Tsav, Bing S. 303, 377 Tsay, Cindy 240 Tseng, Jenny 278 Tseng. William 377 Tsuda. Paul Mason 377 Tsujimoto, Greg 234 Tsung,Soj 259 Tu, Sharon 236 Tucker. Amanda 377 Tucker. Jay 255 Tuleya. James R. 378 Tumlin, Jeff 222 Turbow, Dan 228 Turk. Marjorie 270,290 Turk, Susan 265 Turkalj, Simon J. 272 Turner, Charli 276 Turner, Laura 290 Turner, Ryan 234 Turner, Shairi 282 Turner, Sherrie 282 Tustin.Ole 310 Twecdle, James 221 Tye, Sheri 266 u liman, Jessie 254 Ultoa, Adriana 266, 378 Undersmith, Marsi 265 Underwood, Velina Consuelo 378 Upton, Doug 262 Ura, Jennifer 264. 290 Urban, Holly AiIcon 279,378 Urgena. Adrian 311 Usibdli. Robert Lino 378 Utter. Barbara 259 Uum. Katharine van 237 accaro. Matt 225 Vachudova, Milada 281 Vajda, Thomas L. 240, 378 Valadez, Leticia 234 Valdez. I. Mario 378 Valdez. Stephanie Ann 378 Valencia. Angie 234 Valenti, John 378 Vallejo, Tammy 283 Valmassoi, Janice 262 Vamos, Eugene 228 Van Campen, Monica S. 378 Van Tassel. Mary 302 Vandekirk, Keeg 275 Vandcrvcen, Kimetha 255 Vanlundt, Lisa 260 Vann, David 233 Varah.Sean 260 Vargas. Catalina A. 378 Vargas. Guillermina Castellanos 378 Vargas, Jaime 250 Vasan, Robert T. 378 Vasquez. Michelle M. 378 Vasquez, Rosanna 23S Vasu, Mars’ 231 Vatanaviggun, Dan 279 Vaughey, Karen E. 243,378 Vayle. Eric J. 311,378 Vaysburd, Marina 258 Vazirani, Dinesh 280 Velazquez, Jorge 273,306 Vellhoen, Mike 264 Ventura.Julie M. 251.378 Verduzco. David 261 Vernon, Dan 221 Vervack, Ronald Joe Jr. 378 Vervisch. Kelly 226 Vet tel, Eric J. 295.379 Vice. Vivian 228 Vidales. Bernardo 231.379 Vigil, Monica 239.285.290,379 Villalobos. Terry 379 VilLinueva. Valerie 267 Villasenor. John 276 Vilms. Andres 232 Vincent, Gon o 240 Vmski. David 256 Virgin. C.J. 264 Virnau, Dwayne 24S Vitz, Kathy 247 Vladez.Mano 308 Vojvodich, Lynn 252 Vokkmann, Tina 229 Volkman, Karin 301 Volpi, Michelangelo A 236,379 Volta. Eric Lee 379 Von Corse. Margaret 379 Von der Lippe. Paul John 379 Von Jones. Charlotte L 379 Von Maclaren, Kristin A 379 Vonhuetz. Nikki 277 Vonphillips, Samantha 379 Voss, Tammy 264 Voth, Katie 239 Voth. Mike 274,311 Vu. Louis 276 Vu, Nancy 251 w achman. Brian 379 Waddell, Liura Anne 302.379 Waddles, Hank 265 Waggoner. Ellen 256 Wagner. Eddie 284 Wagner, John 255 Wagner. Peter 252 Wagner, Todd 303 Wagonfold. Dave 254 Wahl. Kelly E. 227,379 Wahlgren. Eric 248 Wai, larry 246 Waikar, Manoj 255 Wakefield. Jason 299 Walcott. Chris 252 Wald man, David Louis 379 Waldmann, Steph 241 Wales, Carolyn 263 Walka. Pete 279 Walker, 1 jdonna 282 Walker. Matt 225 Walker. Sylvester 304 Walkush. Liura 244, 379 Wall, Will 308 Wallace. Aaron 241 Wallace, Betsy 279 Wallace. Daw 281 Wallace. Nancy 259 Wallace. Pete 282 Wallen, Rhonda Alicia 379 Wallgreen, Markus 220,379 Walravens, Patric 380 Walsh. Chris 227 Walsh. Kim 222 Walsh, Marty 279 Walter, Erick Phillip Michae 380 Walter, Louise 257 Walter, Melissa 262 Walter. Tim 305 Walters, Scan 234 Wan, Ken 220 Wang. Carol 257,294 Wang. Charlie 24S Wang. Chia-ving 225 Wang. DalcS 380 Wang. Ernie 260 Wang. Fred 305,380 Wang. Margaret 237 Wang. Sharlcn 3S0 Wang, Shirley Hsian-Lan 380 Wang. Tim 221 Wanlass. Gigi 253,290 Wann, Marilyn H. 247.380 Ward, Elizabeth A. 380 Ward, )im 285 Ward, Jonathan K. 380 Ward. Mike 264 Warner, Morgvn 276 Warren, Heather 282 Warren, Leslie 302 Warren. Mark 281 Wasserstein. Kevin 266 Wasylcnki, I jura 273 Watanabe, Jennifer 279 Watanabi, Safari 260 Waters, Jim 261 Waters. Matt 225 Watson, Jennifer 220 Watson, Alex 252 Watson, Brandi N'ohea 279,380 Watson, Camille 301 Watson. Clarke 228 Watson. Jennifer M. 380 Watson, Sue 264 Watts, Billy 299 Watts, Chris 225 Weak . Dev IVe 265 Weaver. Alissa 280 Webb. Shannon 293 Webber. Brian 279 Webber. Erica 266,267,279 Webel. Baird 230 Weber. Christopher E. 312,380 Wedcmeyer. Laurie E. 301,380 Wodemeyer. Susie 221 Weigel. Bill 305 Weiher. Ak xandra Johanna 380 Weilbach, Steven Anthony 271.380 Weiler, Stephan 248 Weinberg. Kuth Kibbee 270.380 Weiner. Mark 277 Weinstein, Jeff 225 Weinstein, Josh 380 Weinstein. Lauren 240,380 Weinstein, Pam 264 Weinstock, Lisa M 253.380 Weis. Andy 220 Weisberg. Rick 254,306 Weiscn. Rachel 282 Weisman, Robyn L. 247,380 Weiss. Rob 228 Weiss, Scott 234 Wellck. Michele 277 Well is. Amy 302 Wells, Barton S. 313,380 Welser, Jeff 381 Welsh, Patricia 258 Wendt. Buffy 243 Wendt. Elizabeth A 381 Weng Elaine 294 Wenrich. Tigre 303,381 Werdegar. Matt 282 Werner. Jessica 255 Werner, Katy 226 Wernick, Kevin 281 WesccMtt, Wren 284 Wcscott, Carl 262 Wessel. Kirk 255 Westbrooke. Brenda 289 Westergren. Andrew 235 Westergren, Timothy Brooks 250,381 Westwater, Heather 274 Wet more. James 265 Wexler, Cary 381 Wheeler, Erica 257 Wheeler, Chanel 220,381 Wheeler, Winston W. 381 Whelton, Dave 234 Whet el. Rodney 246 Whifler. Margaret 276 White, Angela 265 White, Benita C. 381 White. James A. 306.381 White. Kelly 289 White, Ken 222 White. Kerry 289 White, Linda 290 White. Steve 240 White. Susan 221 White. Todd 264 Whitehead. Anne E. 381 Whitehead. Sandy 261 Whiting. Tania 231 Whitley, Mark 252 Whitlingcr, Tami 280 Whitlinger, Teri 260 Whomever, Ron 297 Whitney. David 295.381 Whitney, Roger 266 Whitney, Steve 276 Whittaker, Kenneth 299,381 Wickelgren. Ingrid Joan 381 Wicks. Catherine 293,381 Wicks. Debbie 267 Widlansky, Bob 299 Wiescamp, Cheryl 248 Wiggles worth, Becky 229 Wilcox, Debbie 272 W.ldasin, Keith 248.381 Wiles . Leann 262 Wilhelmi. John 248 Wilkinson, I jura Patton 233,381 Will. Wendelin F. 302.381 Willard. Julie 256.301 Willbum. Sarah 260 Williams, Ann 302 Williams. Anne 258 Williams, Brent 270 Williams. IX-bbie L. 279.381 Williams. Eric Michael 382 Williams, Ira 300 Williams, Ken 256 Williams. Maaja 255 Williams. Maria C. 382 Williams. Mark J. 382 Williams, Nora Ruth 382 Williams. Patti 264 Williams, Sam 241 Williams, Sheila Andrea 282, 382 Williams, Tim 232 Williams, Wes Jr 231.382 Williamson, Nebs 251 Williges, Christopher 237 Willman, George 264 Willman, Krista 260 Willoughby. Allyson Mane 220,293,38; Wilmarth. Linda 382 Wilmore, Greg 281 Wilncr, Doug Reid 273,382 Wilson, Brian Eric 257,382 Wilson, Chris 221 Wilson, Stephen 225.382 Wilson, Valerie 271,293 Wiltz. Lorilvn Michelle 296. 382 Wimmer. Ann 244 Wmaker, Jeffrey Scott 382 Wind us, Kenneth A. 382 Wincstcck. Lisa 301 Winfrey, Grantham James 228,311, 382 Winn, Alison Hcdley 382 Winner, Eric J. 285,382 Winokur, Mara 229 Winslow, Beth 223 Winston, Lisa Mari 382 Wintandley, Mike 259 Wirth. Chris 288 Wisler. Kendra 235 Witamuth, Scott 234 Witchel, John 226 Wilkowski, Tamara Ann 223.383 Wittenberg, Carl 233 Witty. Carl 225 Wit c. Pamela 258,294 Wobtg Roger 227 Woeber, Andrew 238 Woelfl, Ingrid 228 Wojcicki, Janet 237 Wolden. Suzy 293 Wolf. Alan 306 Wolf. I-eslie Ellen 383 Wolf. Marty 255 Wolf.Nicoie 242 Wolfe, Mark Raymond 288, 383 Wolfe. Mike 240 Wolff. Brett 232 Wolsk. Jenny 240 Won, V. Nalu 267.383 Wong, Cenia 247 Wong, Daniel 284 Wong Eugene 239 Wong Felicia J. 224.383 Wong Jadene 259 Wong Jason 228 Wong Jo 229.266 Wong William Tao-Yang 259,383 Woo, Beverly 228 Woo, Cindy 227 Wood, Angela 235,294 Wood, Beth 279 Wood, Geoff 228 Wood. Kurt 247 Wood. William C. 383 Woodcock. Heather 277 Woods, Arty 232 Woods. Scott C. 299,383 Woodward, Sue Adams 383 Woodworth, Maria 383 Wool, Wendy 265 Worline, Monica 280 Womall, Robin 279 Worthington. Mark Finlay 383 Woskow, Lon 230 Wotan. Andrea 261 Wright. Don 299 Wright, Eric 262 Wright. Kara 260 Wright. Robbie Ray 383 Wright. Sally Foster 384 Wright. Sonia L 266.384 Wright, Tricia 285 Wrye. Marylvnne 384 Wu. Alice 232 Wu, Clara M 384 Wu, Clifford 266,267 Wu. David 281 Wu, Jennifer 231 Wu. Margaret 261 Wu, VivianS. 259,384 Wueste. Stacey 279.293 Wuestenberg Carolyn 258 Wullschleger. Steve 266 Wyatt. Mike 271 Y X amashita. Keith E. 384 Yamato, Julie 293 Yamazaki, Akiko 227 Yamini, Dan 266 Yang Christine Yu 272.384 Yang, George 272 Yang Jerry 279,306 Yang Michael 384 Yanncy, Mary E. 384 Yanscn, Tta 229 Yansouni, Bertrand 260,266 Yansouni. Laura 246 Yarborough, Steve 270 Yates. Curtis Arthur 284. 384 Yau.AI 256 Yau. Emily 227 Yballe, Claudine 279,290 Ybarra, Veronica 385 Yeager, Paul 243 Yeager, Scott 308 Yev, Cliff 220 Ycv, Gavlin 280 Yee. Jason 260 Yev, Michelle 255 Yeganeh, Fnxferic K. J 285, 385 Yeh. Sabrina 272 Yellen. Mike 249 Yen, Janie 238 Yen, Mike 271 Yen, Terry S 259.385 Yeung Don 264 Yew. Ken 258 Ying Steve 295 Yip, Kelvin 259 Yip, Roger 257 Yoffie. Michael J. 313.385 Yollez. Dylan 267 Yoo.Min 267 Yoo, Sonia H. 385 Yoon, Ed 281 Yoon. Mi Rang 267.266,279 Yoshi awa, Yun 284.385 Yotopoulos, Jason 281 You! I, Jenny 232 Youn, Nancy 226 Young Charles 250 Young Charlie 281 Young Chns 3312.385 Young Corinne 267,293 Young Craig Arthur 221. 385 Young Dana 260 Young Danny 303 Young Eric 252 Young Katy 230 Young Tracy 267 Younge. Katharine 385 Yu, Alice 257 Yu, Audrey 225 Yu, Danny 229 Yu, Felicia 234 Yu, Hex 233 Yu, Ron 281 Yu, Tonny 385 Yuan. Jennifer 227 Yuan. Robert Hsu 266.267.385 Yuan, Ten 280 Yuen. Diane S.L 3S5 Yun, Anne 257 Yun. Paul 279 7 £. j.icarias, Karen 265 Zambrano, Gerry 231 Zamora. Mia 230 Zjndvhet, Tara 258 Zanjani. George 281 Zanker. Darlene 233 Zanolli. Stephen M 303,385 Zaragoza, Catalina 385 Zare. Bonnie 284,385 Zee, Andrew L 385 Zeitung Kenny 266,279 Zelenski, Julie D 253 Zemaitis, Duane 237,385 Zenger, Drew 240 Zcrboni, Catherine 242 Zessar, Margie 271,294 Zidle.Abbv 260 Ziegler. Ken 235 Zielinski, Kuba 261 Zimmerman. Debbie 245 Zimmerman. Jon 265 Zimmerman. Karla 227.385 Zipes.Greg 238 Zitzewitz. David M 271.385 Zivitz. Kali 232 Zolla, Carrie 256 Zombolas, John 256 Zubrick. Wendy 274, 302. 385 Zucker. 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Lee ACADEMICS Editor Moris Sim Staff Andrea Cevenka Kat-Ning Jan Rachel Kahn Robert Liu Cecile Punzalan Ted Lieu SENIORS Editor Allison Pihl Staff Fa Martin Brandi Watson RESIDENCES GREEKS Editor Leslie Faye Diana Li Staff Rana Bhadury Ann Mathison Cassie Nordstrand SPECIAL ASSISTANTS Kristen Ding Dan Haims Mark Hernandez Dave Wort SALES Manager Amy Aztef Assistant Kim Zink Francisco Locsin James Rucker Alisa Mallari Hillary Smith Eugene Mlynczyk Donnovan Somera Mike Murray Mike Topolovac Yu-Shen Ng Quang Ngwyen April Pearson Perry Wu The purpose of a yearbook is to capture a slice of student life and represent it in terms of words and pictures. As editor I accepted this task knowing full well the difficulty involved. Does the book measure up ? Only you the reader are able to answer that question. If the book reminds you of what it was like to be at Stanford during the 87-88 school year, then it has accomplished its mission. Norm Barnes Editor-In-Chief 88 The 1988 Stanford Quad was printed by The Delmar Company of Charlotte, North Carolina. The publishers representatives were Frank Myers, Tom Larson and Mick McCay. For specifications of this book please call the Quad office at (415) 725-1324. The portrait company was Yearbook Associates, P.O. Box 91 Miller's Falls, Massachusetts. National Advertising was coordinated by Athony Advertising of Atlanta, Georgia. Special Thanks to The Stanford Daily, News and Publications, Glenn Katz of Civil Engineering, and The San Francisco Chronical for all their help and cooperation. Special thanks to Em—you picked up the ball I dropped so many times. Barry, your ideas will carry the book foreward; it was great top work together. Carolina, you are amazing, thank you for your support and wonderful smile. Allison, thanks for handling the forest fires. Leslie, Diana, Moris, Jimbo, Mark, Dan, Kristen, Susan, Teri—thanks for the time and effort. Louis, don't give up the ship, thanks for the effort. Wade, thanks for being a friend. You too, Paul Salm. Mig, thanks for the time. Spam, what do you call against a 4-6? Bud, keep in touch. All other Dekc-s ... It was great. To Mom, Dad, Sis, Karen, Rich, Dave Wort, and Dave Nott, thanks for the support, it helped me make it through. To everyone else who contributed in any fashion to the book, thank you for your time.