University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 449 of the 1970 volume:

J . n Vw D CO O D c O D O o E D u 3 o southern campus 1970 published by the associated students of the univer- sity of California, los angeles. editor-in-chief: krista schmidt. sports editor, artist, photographer, and w.c. fields humorist: craig m. smith, pho- tographer and consultant: lone wipff. graphic advisor: Stephen g. rustad. copy editors: michael r. kerley and charles solomon. business manager: lucien plauzoles. advertising and cover artist: bob house, senior editor: victoria rieber. greek editor: debbie ackema. organizations editor: v endy leong. secretary: donna v eisz. index engineer: bart sokolow. fall sports: lee walczuk and gilbert jansen. pho- tographers: ed greer, marvin smith, ron moore, jerry bagger, andrea pa- tay, bob young, jon fan. asucia photo- graphy: stan troutman, manager, norm schindler, asst. manager, gary baker, Stanley mindel, dean berkus, liza mcdonald, karen berkenes, shir- ley lee, pam patty, asucia printing and duplicating: art atkinson, al fish- er, scott, cothy, lynn, skip, et. al. publications office: harry morris, man- ager, lee monteleone, dorothy wood, and thegroup. printer: american year- book company, cover: s.k. smith-pac- ific, swimming photography courtesy of the public relations department of the university of utah. Copy on page 1 74by Terry and Renny Russell in On the Loose. Copyright ©1967 by the Sierra Club, by per- mission of Sierra Club Books. . ' ;4ip ' - ■ ' V  MMil «W|K Sl v«A ! ,. ;«( M . i ft 1 %,; iroic,sm H(t -3 .-? li ' Iti-, ' •£ • ' • ' ' f f I ' .h ill ' 4 iajiLt iMftf • •turn, ' mm x ■■■ li ' ' -i.jsi ' ' A M ' i IK ' . ' A - ; . ' ti n s;!flr ' ■ - ' -iZ KsJ- ' % i« is - tSS s - ' W0 vm ■ksmumi « i i,  % m iiii ai) , ,- y ??f liMiitMiM ' ' i  ' . . m THE PEOPLE □T ThE IJWiTED STATES, U iaw l n . BtTTEB SCHOOLS =BCTTER AMERICA UNITED TEACHERS ■ LOS ANGELES JM DHDEH TO raHin PERFECT -- s fe - «« ESTflBUSh JUSTJCE, iMSURE DQIVIESTiC Tflfll 1UJU.ITV, PRQUiDE ran THE COM I • •% % m PRaciaTE THE EEWERflL UJELfflHE, in en dJ cC r_] CJ3 cc X en ZS2 LU CC CJ era CC N.. i suuiuntauBBax uAUKjj .v r U UBEHTV a  - .. s«- i ' ' ! !? ' ' ■ V - - J C X.4;. ? ' - - v 3 • ) TQ aUR PDSTEHiTV r s : . ' - . ' - L M. .-4 ■i There are some thirty thousand of us here, with no common mark of identification ex- cept the happenstance that we attend UCLA. Most of us buy books and go to classes. Some of us play music, or politics, or football. We live in dorms, and are ' dormies ' ; In fraternitiesandare ' irrelevant ' ; in apartments or at home, and are ' commuters ' . As a group we have nothing in common except that we are students: partici- pants in the institution; instruments of change or stagnation; irritants of government, parents, and selves. Quixotic idealists, bitter liberals, realists (whatever that is); thinkers and parrots. Students are the uni rsity. _ ... ■ JST ' 29 I V i ' COHFRONIATIONS 31 FIRE xom AND COMRADE ' Freedoms like freedom of speech, freedom oflfiought, treedom to assemble and freedom of the press hove their validity tested by their acceptance of dissent. - Angela Davis uultle is not over. The Regents will continue to ha- rass whomever they co sider unfavorable. - Angela DavisDefense Committee I can ' t and won ' t keep my oliticol idt ' ds out of the otiroom Angela uovis 33 7? £ ' -v- ' - ' :i? U ' ■-• -i 4 ' 15K ' rf;?, , . f--- .VT ■C - •S)- ,: . ; ■ ' . ' ■■ ' ' •.■.• K ' - ' ■■ ' f - •m M f ,«=:: 1 I I m ' ' - Campbell Hall: once a controversy, now a home. Center of the minority ethnic studies programs and or- ganizations, you pass itand, if you ' re white feelcuriosity — you wonder what happens there. Or perhqps you don ' t. But if you ' re black or brown or yellow or red, Campbell Hall is homebase and sanctuary on a campus whose predominate color and culture is white. You can relax, see brothers, talk; away from a world where you ' re something different, where guards are up I and answers calculated. Campbell Hall is unity, organization, assis- tance and strength within the amor- phous world of UCLA: Campbell Hall is community. ■ m •  THE STUCfcl I ilSITERNATIONAL JENT CENTER At a school where even the most ' at-home ' student often finds himself secluded, the di- lemma of the foreign student population is especially acute. Scattered around the West Los Angeles area and meeting other students almost solely through the poor social medi- um of formal classes, the for- eign student often finds him- self isolated in a strange cul- ture andthrustbackuponthose few fellow students with whom he can readily identify, his countrymen. This problem has been over- come to a considerable extent by the facilities and opportuni- ties offered by the Interna- tional Student Center. The ISC serves as a meeting ground where the foreign student con make contact with students of oil nationalities, and through which he can be come involved with the activities and prob- lems of the campus and the Los Angeles area. However, the isolation of the ISC build- ing from central campus, and the tendency of the adminis- tration and even the student body to view the foreign stu- dent OS a guest rather than as an integral partoftheUCLA community, often conspire to make these students feel an alien and forgotten adjunct to the university. I I 42 Thanksgiving Dinner on Paper Plates 43 Mira Hershey Hall. Holdout for non- coeducational dornn living for38 years. Now reserved for graduate students. Vacant halls and empty chairs. Where did all the people go? 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V .© - A o ' %v- - « p : V ' oo . 4 r(b ' 55 1936 Francine Becheraz, Jean Benson, Stanley Brown, Helene Colesie, Frank Dooley, Adele Gratiot, Maury Grossman, Kathryn Hertzog, Jean Hodkins, Thomas Lambert, Char I es Lei nbach, Mar- jorie Lenz, James LuValle, Grace McGillan, Jack- son Stanley, Frank Wilkinson 1937 Jean Bardeen, Shirley Brady, Gerry Cor- nelius, George Dickerson, Phyllis Edwards, June Hallberg, Gilbert Harrison, Jack Hastings, Joan Hill, Delbert Hobbs, James Lash, Kathryn Mattioli, Arthur Murphy, Stanley Rubin, Robert Schroeder, Doris Ward 1938 Marvin Brensweig, Norman Borisotf, Mar- tha Brady, Donvel Ferguson, Georgette Foster, Lee Frankovich, Helen Freeman, Mary Howard, James Johnson, Ella Lyman, Goerge Marx, Wil- fred Monroe, Helen Christine Punch, Mary Ra- gan, Carroll Welling 1939 Don Brown, William Brown, Everett Car- ter, Margaret Dumont, Florence Greene, Richard Hayden, Harold Hirshon, Virginia Keim, Milton Kramer, Robert Landis, Dorothy McAllister, Wil- liam Newman, Martha Otis, Mary Pyne, John Ryland, Ralpha Spotts, Margaret Wilson 1940 Alison Boswell, Milton Cohen, Frederick Koebig, Mary Lee, Virginia Lindsey, Mary Mc- Clellan, Henry McCune, George Miller, Norman Padgett, Richard Pryne, Frank Simons, Robert Streeton, Lucretia Tenney, Kenneth Washington, Virginia Wilkinson 1941 James Devore, Tom Freear, Grace Fox, Wolfe Gilbert, Jack Haupti, William Irvin, Wil- liam Kuehne, Harriet Luke, Stephen Melnyk, Carl McBain, Ruth Nelson, Robert Park, Ayleen Sear], Virginia Schmiss Raufer, Harriet Stacy, Billie Mae Thomas, John Vrba 1942 Robert Alshuler, Robert Borsky, Bruce Cas- siday, Antonio Churchill, Frances Conrad, Marie Dashiell, Dorothy Dodge, Hanford Files, Marcell Fortier, Mary Funk, Douglas Harrison, Marjorie Middlemiss, Dorothy Renfro, James Rose, Jack Thomas, William Wilson, Hitoshi Yonemura 1943 Patricia Darby, Jane Ecklund, WilliamFor- er, Anne Gillespie, Osceola Herron, Margaret Karl, Daniel Lee, Jack Lescoulie, Steward Mc- Kenzie, John Singloub, Leslie Swobacker, James Wallace, Robert Weil, Mary Welch, Elizabeth Whitfield 1944 Charles Bailey, Willord Beling, Bob Cool- ing, Leon Cooper, Betty Dobbs, Janet Dunn, Gloria Farquar, Helen Hailey, Marian Hargrove, Robin Hickey, Virginia Hogaboom, Charlotte Klein, Anne Koppelmon, Alvira McCarthy, Jean McDonald, Margaret McHoffie, Virginia McMur- ray, Horry Pregerson, JaneRiggersbocher, Peggy Shedd, JaneWallerstedt, Barbara Welch, Virginio Wellons 1945 Jean Bauer, Patricia Campbell, Anita Chester, Julia Colyer, Patricia Cooper, Frank Foellmer, Sieglinde Henrich, Donald Hitchcock, Meal Hospers, Robert Jaffie, Horland Johnson, Myrick Land, Jean Lapp, Helene Light, Barbara Milliken, Rayle Paica, Hershel Peak, Margaret Ramsey, William Rankin, Frieda Rapoport, Mary Rowings, Peggy Robertson, Barbara Sheriff 1946 Hannah Bloom, Jack Boyd, Robert Fischer, Edward Gleitsman, Dorothy Haines, Midge Hodg- es, Eugene Lee, Margaret Lockett, Marjorie Mopes, Frances Morrison, Betty Neiger, Jack Porter, Yosal Rogat, Robert Rogers, Robert Rus- sell, Margery Schieber, Ellen Sullivan, Gwen Symons, Jacqueline Towers 1 947 Burr Baldwin, Ernie Case, RuthClark, Elea- nor Finch, Mary Holser, Lyn Jackson, Ken Kiefer, Dorothy Kimble, Richard Logon, Steve Muller, Richard Perry, Eleanor Robinson, Connie Rock, Bertram Sherwood, Ann Stern, H.M. Wammock, Ralph Witt 1948 Barbara Bodley, James Davy, Kenneth Gallagher, Rosemary Gorman, RimaGrokowsky, Gloria Harrison, Robert Haves, Robert Hindle, Sheila Hope, Richard Hough, Shirley Jacobson, Alice Koestner, Raymond Maggord, Don Paul, Roger Riddick, John Roesch, Barbara Savory, James Thayer, Russ Torrey, Ernest Wolfe 1949 Nancy Baker, Robert Berdahl, Mary Bri- ninger, James Cook, Jan Craig, Robert Cuyler, Craig Dixon, Bertram Fields, Jeanne Fisher, Ro- bert Greenberg, Margie Hellmon, Rosemary Hen- derson, Grover Heyler, James Higson, Barbara Jewkes, William Keene, James Koenig, Gene Rowland, Barbara Simpson, Patricia Whitney 1950 Barbara Abrams, Andy Anderson, Donald Armbruster, Donald Barrett, Bobette Camp, Philip Curron, Robert Franklin, James Gorst, BobHight, Kathleen Holser, Ernest Johnson, Kenneth Karst, Louise Kosches, David Leanse, Frank Loy, Sherrill Luke, Irwin Rickel, Frank Tennant, Jacquelyn Wagoner, Walter Whitoker, Dorothy Wright 1951 Baldwin Baker, Stan Bermon, Joy Bullard, Dorothy Crawford, Herb Flam, Gene Frumkin, Howard Hanson, Frank Hewitt, Bedia Jamil, Bud Jones, Rodger Korrenbrock, Margaret Kester, Mary Anna Muckenhirn, Fred Nelson, Lou Sac- kin, George Seelig, Ed Sheldrake, George Stan- ich. Bob Strock, Marshall Vorkink, Harold Wafkins, Char Weiss 1952 Marcio Borie, Nancy Brown, Joyce Burn, John Chandler, Chris Christensen, Jim Davis, Herb Furth, Danny Gallivan, Peter Graber, Chuck Griffin, Dave Honson, Pot Peter Hordwick, Vic Hochee, Ed Hummel, Dick Leonord, GeorgeMoir, Pete Mann, Hal Mitchell, Bob Myers, Dave Nel- son, Horry Sherman, Fred Thornley, Marcia Tuck- er, Julie Weisstein 1953 Robert Baker, Beverly Baldwin, Harry Bris- sacher. Rue Corey, Doris Dolfer, Irv Goldring, Bill Holland, Joan Meyersieck, Tom Mintz, Benton Minor, Donn Moomaw, Jean Nelson, Bill Roberts, Marty Rosen, Bob Salin, Dick Schenk, Dick Stein, Liz Stern, June Tanner, Jock Weber, Jean Wilcox, Richard Wilke 1954 Brent Bowen, SteveClaman, Basil Clymon, Janice Cushing, Diane Donoghue, Janet Hole, Jean Hunt, Patricia Koenekomp, Lewis Leeburg, Ronald Livingston, Sharon McLean, Robert Noga- moto, Jerry Nagin, Ronald Patterson, Eleanor Peterson, Bruce Rice, Robert Seizer, Bernard Se- gal, Majeed Sheraidoh, Ernie Stockert, Lucille Langdon Townley, Marilyn Vole, M.E. Vogel Deborah Berger Department Scholar Colloquium Executive Board NSA Delegate Mark Bookman Student Welfare Committee University Policies Commission Undergraduate Administrative Vice President Nick Brestoff HENAC Ecology Council Daily Bruin Marcia Brown Nommo Editor NSA Delegate Advisory Council to President Hitch Cheryl Burch Student Educational Policies Commission Renewal Nommo Kenyon Chan Communications Board Student Judicial Board Tutorial Project Ton! Cook SLC General Representative Communications Board Hi Potential Program 1955 Donald Bragg, Robert Brewster, Richard Byrne, Mory Cook, Jean Diether, Dorlene Dwyer, Norman Epstein, Marianne Garard, Al Green- stein, David Hart, Nancy Ishizaki, Norman Jacobs, Bernard Nebenzohl, Mono McTaggart, Ralphc Melaragno, Curt Owen, John Peterson, Gene Preston, Ruth Reiter, Jeanne Ross, Bonnie Shru- bar, Barbara Taylor 1956 Richard Borun, Joyce Clasen, Charles Decker, Irv Drasnin, Susanne Eggleston, Clarann Johnson, William Ketteringham, Suzanne Leo- nardson, Jerry Lewis, David Lund, James Luter, Pierre Mornell, Louis Nevell, Edward Peck, Ron- ald Pengilly, Gail Rising, Vivian Robinson, Marty Sklor, Robert Stein, Betsey Warwick 1957 Donald Atherton, Mine Balls, Edward Baum, Donald Chatelain, Joseph Colmenares, John Drapeau, Fredric Halperin, Stanley Hughes, Willard Johnson, Lois Kenison, Kathe Knope, Al- lan Lasher, Richard Levin, Norman Ollestad, David Pierson, Sue Pittmon, Tanya Ross, Malcolm Smith, Gary Walls, Barbara Webb, Michael Wolf- son, Rosemary Wooldridge 1958 Christopher Breiseth, Anthony Brubaker, Donnelle Clemensen, Patricia Coltrin, Ronald Duba, DeAnne Field, Marilyn George, Dave Gorton, Joy Johnson, Richard Kitzrow, Gerald Measer, John Michelmore, Robert Neilson, Carlo Rausch, Marcia Rothstein, Robert Seaman, James Smith, Elaine Solomon, Irving Stolberg, Carolyn Thomas, Marilyn Traiger, Richard Wilbur, Kathy Work 1959 Ann Artman, Alan Charles, Judy Ellis, Mike Flood, Dick Galitz, Jim Gerhart, Howard Harrison, DickHirsh, Rafer Johnson, Ken Kennedy, Don Long, Lou Miranda, Jim Newcom, Ted Paul- son, Angela Scellars, Sue Skiles, Bob Takeuchi, Caryl Volkmann, Susan Volkmann, Dick Wallen, Lew Weitzman, Tom Welch 1960 Loise Ano Nuevo, Dan Axe I rod, Gary Bam- berg, Larry Benningson, Bob Billings, Sharon Caplow, Linda Constantian, Steve Fenster, Gory Foster, Pete Gamer, MikeGleason, Jerri Johnson, Martin Kasindorf, Bennett Kerns, KentLewis, Dave Lilly, Ordell Margolin, Bob Morriss, Sue Morse, Priss Pohlmann, Sheron Reilly, Lyric Robinson, Sharon Schuchet, Art Spander, Nancy Sproul, Monique Ury, Russ Wylie 1961 Carl Baar, Harry Baldwin, Pat Barnes, Sue Bennett, Jerry Bowles, Stu Brown, Al Buckner, Lois Feinberg, Jim Fiedler, Allen Fox, Rich Hirsch, Cory Holman, Brian Kniff, Jim Kurtz, PatMcNees, Willette Murphy, Mel Najarian, Sally Richardson, Chuck Rossie, Marshall Segal, Ron Silverman, Skip Smith, Ray Smith, Bill Sorge, Joel Wachs, Duane Wills 1962 Gary Adams, Lindy Baer, Pete Blackman, Carl Burnett, Ann Drumm, Diane Farrow, Sandy Feiger, Susan Garth, Walt Howald, Linda Joslyn, Jean Kolonsky, Sheila Kuehl, Al Leonard, Kathy Murphy, Lindsey Nielson, Craig Palmer, Barbara Pawlowski, Russ Serber, Earl Sinks, Bobby Smith, Jim Stiven, Janet Welch, Jon Wilson, Sara Wylie, Pat Yee 1 963 Kermit Alexander, Gwenda Boydston, Bar- bara Coleen, Gerry Corrigan, Jerry Chaleff, Ann Densmore, Bob Greenfield, Corky Gelfan, Bob Key, Sherry Kaufman, Jim Mahoney, Linda Mc- 57 John Donaldson Paul Kaplow HENAC CASE Coalition Sigma Pi Sigma President NSF Grant Recipient Task Force on Teaching Carmen Fields Odell Lee Education Abroad Program Department Scholar CED Woodrow Wilson Scholarship Bruin Veterans Shahrokh Hajian Ginger Lew Iranian Student Club President International Student Center Vicki Harris UniCamp Director Cal Club Campus: Tomorrow Chairman Greg Jones UCLA Varsity Football NCAA Scholarship Recipient Michael Kahn Communications Board Student Judicial Board 58 Professor Evaluation Booklet Residence Hall Service Tutorial Project Washington Internship Program Jane Meier Mortar Board President Campus: Tomorrow AWS Executive Board Tom Normington Student Body President Commissioner of Student Welfare Registration Fee Committee Chairman Michael Phelps Department Scholar Tau Beta Phi President Department Advisory Council ii Creo, Richard Millard, Steve Mooser, Janet Neal, Frank Nyulassy, Patti Pippen, Ezell Singleton, Terry Vavra, Don Vena, Ritchie Verhagen, Don Wells, Nancy Wollmer, Chuon Wwang Yang 1964 Joan Anderson, Judy Burns, John Carter, Bobby Cohn, Tim Cunningham, Jim Dahlgren, Hope Ehrlich, Lynn Foster, Phil Friedman, Ray Goldstone, Dove Jensen, Mark Leicester, Dove Lowenstein, Charles Moffitt, Steve Robbins, Nancy Rockoff, Rondo Rubel, Harry Shearer, Joan Twi- ford. Bob Weeks, Dick Weisbart, Mitsuko Yoshi- oka, Katherine Zeller 1965 Larry Biegel, Jerry Brown, Thomas Camp- bell, A! Chozen, Sue Fawn Chung, Jeff Donfield, Dennis Dordigan, Larry Goldstein, Gail Good- rich, Candy Ham, Pom Johnson, Dick Lemon, Gerri Logon, Bernd Mendenhall, Prentice O ' Leary, Judy Oliver, Candy Pope, David Reed, Al Rothstein, Frank Sarnquist, Nancy Schellman, Fred Sloughter, David Taggert, Toddy Todd, Jeanne Norris Vidal, Evan Williams 1966 Ruth Anson, Arthur Ashe, Mary Baker, Margie Blatt, Al Erdynast, Robert Glasser, Judy Jaffe, William Krauch, Barry Leventhal, Doug Mcintosh, Ken Meyer, Michael Musso, Brenda Nelson, Bryon Nelson, Chris Ohlson, Ruth Ann Quick, Nancy Schellman, Heidi Stengel, Tom Sandor, Joyce Taylor, Michael Zell, Kay Zim- merman 1967 Dennis Antenore, Ray Armstrong, Gale Barsamian, Lenny Borer, Solveig Bugge, Dave Clark, Mike Douglas, Dean Dueike, Irwin Dutcher, Chris Emerson, Jim Evans, Larry Higby, Roger Howard, Ron Javor, Judy Leslie, Art Levine, Chris Marshall, Dexter McNamaro, Bob Michaels, Judy Ondrasik, Perry Oretzky, Jim Perisho, Ann Rieber, Al Wiesblott, Larry Weise, Jon Wolfson, Len Unger 1968 April Anson, Anita Ares, Gary Beban, Judy Carr, Sue Chanter, Rosalind Davis, Ron Deutsch, Fay Gormly, Dallas Gride r, Aaron Grun- feld, Leslie Harbottle, Laurie Harris, James Hiet- brink. Vera Micic, Gale Philips, Pom Pinnell, Stephana Roth, Timothy Shoftel, Virginia Stahl, Linda Standridge, Diana Stenen, Harold Tinberg, Robert Vernon, Lisa Victor, Mike Warren, Russell Webb, Kurt Zimmerman 1969 Lew Alcindor, John Anderson, Earl Avery, Carol Gilbert, Linda Goldenber, Harold Griffin, Kenneth Heitz, Skip Johnson, Andrew Kadar, Joann Kashiki, Rodolph Lowy, Glenn Leichmann, Reynaldo Macias, Rosalio Munoz, Marsha Mc- Gaugh, Doug Neilsson, Peggy Nelson, William Pennington, Lucien Plauzoles, Richard Rosenbluth, Joseph Rubinstein, Audrey Teren, Carolyn Webb, Judy Wood Gunilla Ramell Washington Internship Program Phi Beta Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Bruce Richardson Department Scholar English Club President Department Advisory Council Kris Samuelson Project India ASUCLA Film Commission President Virginia Stevenson Department Scholar Department Advisory Council Kathy Stout Undergraduate First Vice President AWS Reorganization Larry Weinstein Student Educational Policies Commission Lecture Task Force Freshman CED Program 59 60 For years a sort of sand box where student politics could build harmless mock-ups of the administrative empires they hoped to carve someday in the real v orld, student government has begun to constructively exert itself. Casting aside the traditional role of in- sular and non-effective legislatorv ithin the administrative structure of the Univer- sity, Student Legislative Council has begun to trade upon its position as representative of the undergraduate student body to gain a forum for student views not repre- sented by State or University administrations, or by the radical ' polarizers ' on the other side. In speaking out on issues ranging from Angela Davis to tuition, SLC has given the student body a voice which the responsible media must report as an effective con- trast to the people with the bullhorns — whoever they may be. However, in con- fronting the administration and the state with a representative but non-conciliatory stu- dent voice, SLC has opened itself to the attack being made upon all vocal student institutions — in this year when the politicians ' favorite majority is labeled silent. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ♦••• .-Ni-rf- ' rW, ■X VT Kathy StSut j: lei f fi.k %% ' h JSJ Vl ? , ) ) w. «i= Mark Bookman. Administrative Vice President Paul KaufmarACommunity Service Commissioner )raig Cunninaj|bm, Admini strati v«J||eDresentative 68 I •M 1 X. €. y x s Jf :% 4W Earth Day April 22, 1970 ' ! 69 vwrwr.  .«« - w- otsa!! ■ ir ' RELAXATION EXAMINATION ' UHM.v ' Vw CRISIS CENTER Every year the tension at exam time gets a little worse. The ' real world ' views your pain with indif- ference at best, and few ever even know about that private anguish that drives you to a mindless panic. Everyone is caught in the academic cramming— too busy to listen to personal woes. Nobody cares — and it ' s your whole life. RECC is designed to keep the world in its proper perspective at a time when reality can become distinctly distorted. There are people here to listen to anything you have to say ... or leave you alone if that ' s what you want. There are games if you don ' t want to study; couches if the only way out now is to go to sleep and forget the whole thing. A little effort to ease your pain: that ' s the Relax- ation Examination Crisis Center. Each quarterduring finals week the Upstairs offers whatever respite possible from the tensions and turmoils of groveling for the ever-mighty grade. EXPi ERIMENTAL COLLEGE To many people much of University life is irrelevant. Many courses, par- ticularly the required ones, seem meaningless. The Experimental College is attempting to combat that feeling. All you need for a class is an idea and a few people interested in it. Get the people together. Make up a list of things to read or hear or see. Discuss. The Experimental College: do-it-your- self relevance. 75 RELEVANCE IS A MATT R OF PERSONALTASTE Liasion Corps For the modern students, a dilettantish interest in changing the university is a social necessity. Relevant, meaningful, and viable are terms as vital to the con- cerned student as 23 skidoo and the cat ' s pajamas were to the sheiks and shebas of the ' 20 ' s. This con- cerned interest rarely amounts to anything beyond contributing the appropirate cliches at rap sessions . The university is left to struggle by itself through an embrangled morass of ideas, traditions, theories, and opinions. Amid this plethora of superficiality there are some serious efforts being made. The members of the Student Educational Policy Commission arev orking as volunteers in a program of hard, often unglamorous, and nearly always unpublicized work. The alteration of the breadth requirements in the College of Letters and Sciences is an example of the committee ' s efforts. SEPC is organized to work for reform and improve- ment at three levels: class, depar tment, and campus. On the class lev«l there are two reform organs: the Creative Teaching Information center and the Lecture Task Force. The Creative Teaching Information Center is just that; a repository of information on teaching in- novations, available to any student or faculty member. If the information at hand is insufficient, more will be supplied by library research and or inter campus cor- respondence. Any professor wishing to improve his courses can seek help from the Lecture Task Force. Among the services it provides are course evaluation, researching appropriate innovations, and assisting in instituting these innovations. The University Action Council works for reform at the departmental level by developing departmental stu- dent organizations. Its basic methods are idea sharing and limited funding. Group activities range from sug- gestions on curricula reform to arrangement of faculty- student gatherings. The campus-wide reforms are undertaken by a two- part program. After careful research, proposals are for- mulated by the Academic Research Council. The Liaison Corps works with appropriate administrators to secure its passage. Currently the subjects of much discussion are four broad proposals for changes in the under- graduate education at UCLA. These proposals were sub- mitted to the Academic Senate last spring and were rejected, except part of 2. Undaunted, the members of SEPC are still working for their acceptance. STUDENT POLICY Academic Research Council and University Action Council The first proposal is a course-load reduction, from four to three classes per quarter, to be linked with the establishment of many undergraduate seminars. Re- action to this proposal has been quite favorable. Pro- ponents state that fewer courses would result in a shar- per focus of student energy and interest with less frag- mentation. The seminars, it is argued, would lead to better student-faculty relations and encourage critical and responsible thought in the student during his earlier years at the university. The second proposal has already been partially incorporated into the university. Students in the College of Letters and Sciences now have some options in ful- filling their breadth requirements. In the three areas outside of their major, students may take three courses in each, or seven courses in one areas and one course in each of the others, or seven in one and two in one other. This program offers an opportunity for something more than a superficial introduction to matters outside the major field of interest. Another part of this proposal, still under discussion. proposal ' s future is uncertain. The final proposal concerns the establishment of a three-quarter freshman program focusing around a dis- cussion of higher education. This program would be run experimentally for 150 freshmen and, if successful, would later be open to all freshmen. The first quarter would be devoted to discussions of the interrelation- ■ El X ' --civ ' is the reduction of the foreign language requirement from five quarter courses to three. There are three basic reasons given for this reduction: (1) that foreign languages are best learned at the primary level, (2) that a foreign language is rarely used by those not going on to graduate school, and (3) that the foreign language program fails in its purpose of promoting intercultural understanding. Opponents argue that this reduction would de-emphasize language to the point of ' ' high school ' proficiency . UCLA, they state, would then have the weakest foreign language require- ment ... of any major university on the west coast. The third proposal, extension of the pass not pass option to all courses except upper division courses in the student ' s major, has met with mixed reactions. Pro- ponents argue that grades are arbitrary and inaccurate, and that they tend to become the student ' s objectives rather that learning and understanding. Opposition cen- ters around the question of admission to graduate school. Supporters of the proposal counter with the facts that only about one half of the students go on to graduate school, and that some graduate schools have expressed approval of this plan. At this writing this Freshman Orientation Seminar Program Leaders ships of the students, the university, and society, and the significance of various campus groups. The second quarter would center around the nature of the educa- tional process and the student-university relationship. This quarter would also include an examination of the areas of the College of Letters and Sciences, both their natures and the opportunities therein. During the third, optional, quarter the student would prepare a paper on something pertaining to some aspect or role of the university, e.g. an in-depth analysis of the affects an on-campus cyclotron has on the nature and develop- ment of the physics department, or an extensive re- search study into the factors that have kept UCLA com- paratively riot-free. If the university is to survive it must change with the times. From all sides we are told that it cannot remain a static institution. But change is difficult to effect in the world of bureaucracy. If change is to be meaningful and lasting it must also be responsible and brought about by responsible means. Amidst the tangle of dilettantism and occasional violence, SEPC is work- ing for intelligent change by rational means. Theirs is not an easy task but it is a vital one. mi ■. ' iisy, V t ■V ■■ Ji i f- % ' Wi V ' Lecture Task Force 79 TEEN OPPORTUNITIES 80 In the two years since its inception, the Teen Opportunities Program has provided a direct link between UCLA and the youth in the Mexican American community. It has become the avenue for hundreds of Chicano youths from throughout Los Angeles County and Southern California to enter both UCLA and other state colleges and univer- sities. The mission of the Teen Opportuni- ties Program has been to make known to underprivileged barrio youth thenu- merous opportunities which areopen to them in higher education, while si- multaneously attempting to raise the aspirations and motivational level of these youth toward the University. The role of TOP in bringing the Chi- cano student into the mainstreamof our University educative process has been vital not only in that it has served as a vehicle for recruitment, but also as it has become a model for the recruit- ment and selection phasesof the Special Education Programs for minority stu- dents at UCLA. Chicano Leadership Conferences aim at bringing together Chicano high school students from throughout the county, away from the inhibiting pres- sures and tensions of the barrios, so as to provide a forum where community issues of importance to the youth may be examined and discussed by them. It has been found by minority college recruitment programs thatbarrio youth must first gain a higher degree of self- esteem and confidence before attempt- ing to try for college special education programs. Through the camp program and the work being done in the barrio, that needed confidence is being instilled and cultivated. The camp program has also signifi- cantly aided in bringing about better 81 intergroup relations among Chicano youths who comefrom rival borriosand schools. Problems in this area have been and continue to bea major source of tension in mostChicanocommunities. A new dimension of TOP, recently developed as a result of suggestions and requests of community youthsfrom the Pico Gardens area, has been the sponsorship of unorganized hardcore barrio groups. A barrio house, La Casa de Carnalismo, has been es- tablished, and it is providing a labora- tory for community involvement in neighborhood affairs and the training ground for young indigenous leaders seeking solutions to the problems en- demic to the barrio. This training pro- cess is being conducted through the establishment of a Youth Council which governs the barrio house. In the two years of its existence, the Teen Opportunities Program hasgrown 82 into one of the most vital and impor- tant projects dealing with barrio youth in East Los Angeles. Although the pro- gram ' s basic mission was to recruitand counsel candidates for university mi- nority programs, thecommunity broad- ened the scope and dimension of the program by relating to the University those problem areas needing attention in order to regenerate the interest of barrio youth in all levels of education. The establishment of the barrio house has provided the catalyst for o new educational experiment through the use of Chicano history, art, music, and cultural classes. The work that has been done by this project is being acknowledged by com- munity leaders as one of the most im- portant endeavors conceived by con- cerned students, who have responded to the needs of their community by implementing their academic training and chan neling student idealism into instruments of positive change. v-r 83 -f -- %:. ' i ■ ' ;i(P S ' S - ' - ' mmm 1  1 ' ' ' ' Cidriji ' Li r 5-i fe% micMff Is kids Is counselors Is what? The kids, they come From broken, over-crowded homes With mixed emotions Individuals, suspicious Of everything and everyone. What is theirs is theirs alone: They do not share. To loan is to give away. To borrow is to steal. They fight, they cuss, they argue, Over something — over nothing. They ' re outwardly tough. And confused inside. Counselors begin cocky, Sure that in a week They ' ll alter the patterns of a lifetime. In come the kids — delinquent- Out they ' ll go civilized. The frustration of failure is soon. The realization that you are ineffective Hard to face. Rise at five, Retire at ten. You wish that camp would end. The where, why, and how Unknown, unsought, but there. A child shares what is his With another, not his friend. You see and soon you know The smallness of it all. The little things catch your eye The insignificant becomes significant. And the frustration of a week Is removed by the success of a moment. Bob Young Counselor irf - ' ■%: ; :;a - -- y K ' o ■ X !-% t7« • rf - «• ' . •A. ,-. -X «Nr - % ' -f : 5r and waiting. Waiting to buy, or browsing to wait. Standing in lines, or shuffling through masses. Faces around loud friendly tables or sleep in a non- private non-quiet corner some- where. Computering. The din and silence of clock- counted bodies sandwiches time borrowed hereto remind of some conversational reality lying be- yond the institution. Buying and waiting. And buying. And waiting. -. ..I VU ioiLMElfifl TUESDAY i and waiting. 94 95 Se-v. 96 ' rV- y ., J-j: ' f ., The Arts . . . color, sound, the spoken and written word. From on exhibition of traditional Japanese wood block lith- ography, to concerts, plays and dance and nnime troups, the University, through the Student Committee for the Arts, presents programs which bind students and the Los Angeles community in a rare to- getherness over the arts, in the presenta- tion of such diverse performers as Ray Charles, Julien Bream and Alirio Diaz, the University has made itself the cul- tural center for Los Angeles ' affluent west side. Unfortunately, the favorable notice that this influence brings with it does not extend to the heavily populated lower middle class areas of the city where an- tagonism to the University is predominant. 97 u fill k ' cfZ ' 4 : 1. Dr. Clarence Sawhill, Director i 100 nM ' = 101 104 105 106 ir«w KeyboardsJ of pipe ran 32 feet to 1 8 inches to 1 8 inch, a conr pumping volumes of air intq • 7 _ W _ )7 • «■ - « ,■« • Jtt - J ' , JK- ,AJi .• -t3 - .f _ , _ -  . V ' .-W ' ' • ' ' -JO ' f - f _ ,J , ::;ar ;2- ' ' talking tones that control n- range of ful silent: all in Josiah ' s Audito % of metal and dusty narrow human ears woqen ii stops, 5000 feet g in lengths from ,1 ' r ; 9 f '  -«-♦• nch with diameters of from plex network channels of behind walls « magnitude of sound in a yland open to closed and oum. A 0! len col vays maze umns; w here shatter if the sound began. OP . 4Si. i ■ A« •« .•r N . 1- « V 4 •■- . ■r-- ' - m k ev( net loi to roc put of of sur H At a time when the University seems increasingly separated from the community that surrounds and financially supports it, events like the UCLA Open House are vitally necessary if those outside the University are to understand its functions and needs. Lured to Open House by the promise of moon rocks, films, and graphic demonstrations, the public, hopefully, becomes somewhat av are of the special things the University does, and of the independent status it must have to survive. i ir: Kiafi V THE PEOPLE ' S UNIVERSITY The Associated Students of the University of California at Los Angeles, through its Communications Board, finances and oversees five publications— The Daily Bruin (newspaper), Southern Compus (yearbook), Saf r (humor magazine), Nommo (block student newspaper) and Westwind (literary magazine). While the quality of these publications waxes and wanes as interest and talent shift, the questioning process over the role, func- tioning and necessity of the various publications is con- stant. Recently, this questioning has taken on a new tone, as institutions outside the University have sought to exert influence or restrictions o n these essentially internal publications. The extent to which they are successful will determine the extent to which the University ' s stu- dent publications are no longer valid — or student. { The University is under attack. Politics in America in 1970 decrees that for both ideological and practical reasons the University become a focal point for the vituperation of both left and right; their easy-to-hit-at symbol of v hat ' s v rong vvith America. As the University ' s most obvious and public voice, student publications have attracted a heavy share of this criticism. On one side, there have been calls to ' radicalize ' student pub- lications, to make them integral and effective parts of the ' Movement ' — whatever that movement happens to be at that part of time. On the other, editors have been fired or forced out, publications suspended and calls for official censorship raised at levels ranging from the community to the federal government. The University of California has been no exception. Though its publications have managed to maintain their independence up to this time, pressure has been applied and threats openly made in attempts to guide editorial policy in one favored direction or another. In 1968 Regent John Canady requested an investigation by the Special Commission on the Campus Press to assess v hat he and other members of the Board of Regents considered to be obscene and pornographic content, and leftist editorial control of campus publications. These allegations received no support in the report returned by the Commission, and Canady subsequently attacked the report on the grounds that it deals in generalities, and does not go to the heart of the questions raised in the reso- lution which brought its appointment. Political pressure is only one part of the problem confronting student publications. Student apathy, financial cuts, and the desire of radical groups to turn these publications 120 into house organs for their own organizations, or to at least be immune from criticism, all play their part. Those who see history in terms of a pendulum, predict that the United States, re- covering from a swing to the political left during the sixties, will swing sharply to the right in this next decade. In these terms, the men of the left hope to arrest, even reverse, this swing. When political and ideological battles arise, one of the first mediums to be attacked is the uncontrolled press. There are many good arguments for a freie student press; so many, in fact, that attempts to stifle this institution generally pay lip service to those arguments, using self-defined words like responsibility and truth to explain away attempts at censorship or take- over. Real words used as euphemisms quickly lose all semblance of reality. It is a very real possibility that the free University press will fall victim to the tense political climate which now prevails in the state of California. Its enemies are many, powerful and loud. Its advocates are vilified as liberals, the dirtiest word among political activists of all persuasions. If this should happen; if the now independent Univer- sity publications are closed down or forced to become propaganda sheets or non-offensive trivia broadcasters, by the currents of political warfare being carried to the campuses; the University will have lost one of its most effective means of education to the real world, and one of the benchmarks of its integrity. The fate of student publications at the University over the next few years will serve as an accurate index of the ultimate fate of the University itself. —Michael R. Kerley 121 Charged with the dual tasks of resurrection and regeneration; be- seiged by rabbits, fruit flys and an occasional groupie; anddesirmg to vindicate themselves before their march north to Berkeley, other groupies and the wars; theeditors of Safyr did not have an easy tirr,e of it. Finding the production of normal humor such as parody and satire difficult in a time when unconscious examples of such fill the daily newspapers, Safyr people turned to political commentary in an effort to sell maga zines and arouse the governor . . . (sorry, Michael). More in disgust than dismay, he editors meandered nor h to found the first molotov frisbee factory and become the military-industrial complex of the revolution. m . iiVJS ; ' rs ' M 122 F Satyr perlustrates fhe campus moil, mf:bulates all resident gnostics and advises the President on the Su- -erian problem. Satyr programs ULE and counts to immanent transcendentals by twos. Satyr is solely responsible for mainten- ance of the entropy of fourth-order metageometric continuums. Satyr is a front organization for the ecu- menical division on the BPOE. Satyr is currently plotting the de- struction of the universe, or, as one -trepid staffer has it, Armageddon out of here! Despite this mon- umental task, staffers assemble at Beltrane and odd times, enter into metathesis, and carminate mightily overnight, producing a humor magazine to rival the Struth- ' omimius in pulchritude and profundity. 123 KL 83 7 124 KLA STAFF - Don Zimmering, Don McNeil, Sharon O ' Connor, Jeff Levin, Bill Davis, Doug Kelly, Norman DousI, Bernie Mitcfiell, Carole Knaul. Not pictured: Tony Press, and various others. ike Hagler, Program Director and Mike Winston, Assistant Director. Lance Ferguson, General Manager. Slu Sheldon, Music Director and Ken Turner, Assistant Director. 125 D Q. C o X u O Hot Zeno Cools Stanford read the five-column headline ov er the Daily Bruin ' s leadfront- page story of October 5, 1964; and stuck over in the left-hand corner of the page was a much smaller wire service story with the headline: Students End Sit- ins, Okay Six Point Pact. The story told how 400 Berkeley stu- dents, led by a 21-year-old phi- losophy major named Mario Savio, surrounded a university police car for eight hours to pre- vent the arrest of a non-student political activist. Neither the Daily Bruin editors, nor anyone else for that matter, could have realized the real sig- nificance of that story. For the next two months the Daily Bruin ' s UCLA 126 editors would put a muchgreater deal of emphasis on such tradi- tional college fare as homecom- ing, football games and Greek news than they wouldon thebirth of the student revolt of the ' 60 ' s. Two months later over 800 stu- dents were arrested for refusing to leave Berkeley ' s Sproul Hall and gradually homecoming, foot- gall games and Greek news would have to relenquish priority to the more complex and more explosive issues which were be- ginning to affectthe nations ' cam- puses. It has been more than five years since the Free Speech Movement rocked the Berkeley campus, and what we have seen NESS STAFF-, Row Youpg, Linda Hubbard, Higgs, Janet Gimbel. Betty DaDurka, Dennis PatWatts, Steve Adair, Hunt. Row 3k Dave Anduri, Grover Gentry, Andy Reichline, Anne Myron, Cathy Zogby, Dorothy Wood, Rodger Farrell, Lee Monteleone, John (Alfonse) Davis, CharlieClapp. STAFF — F ront — Alison Cross, Todd Carter. Row 2 — Phil Savenick, Paul Pan, Narda Trout. Row 3 — Cherif Ayoub, David Dornlas, Susan Coch- ran, Jeff Weber, Oliver Williams. since then makes the whole affair seem simple and almost innocent by comparison. The long and fruitless war in Vietnam, theChi- cago convention, SDS and the SDS Weathermen, People ' s Park, and the shooting deaths of two black students at UCLA last year have forced the college press to play a different role from the one it performed during the Eisenhower era. The campus press today cannot merely serve as o bulletin board of social ac- tivities; it cannot merely editor- ialize on bookstore discounts or the quality of cheerleaders as it usually did in 1964. It is a lot to ask of students who are essentially amateur journalists, and in the past year we have often fallen short of what we should have expected of ourselves. There were times when we analyzed situations in- correctly; there were timeswhen i 128 STAFF — Row 1— Louise Kriegsman, Jeffery Perlman, City Editor, Rich- ard Kwan. Row 2 — Cherif Ayoub, Joan Weinstein, Jeff Weber, Charles Solomon, Charlotte Vroo- man, Deborah Ashin, Gerald Mor- ris, Meg Dotseth. we misinterpreted facts or failed to present all of the facts; and there were times when we judged situations without sufficient evi- dence. In otherwords, therewere times last year when we could have done better. The Daily Bruin has to serve a number of functions. It still must serve the bulletin board func- tion of announcing various events, however, it must also attempt to educate the students to those issues which the editors consider significant; it must ful- fill its role as a political institu- tion by commenting on those Tion by commenting on those issues of significance and by at- tempting to force change in the University where change is de« niversiTy wnere cnange is jemed necessary; and it must _jrve as a forum for the entire University community, barring no faction from its pages. — John Parker 129 ' H r- H. l r She ' s the editoc: ' , i.fs ' ; her book . • ■This i; Stephen, _G. - KusCtod. He gives .graphic advice. Gone, but not forgotten. three R man: Readin ' , ' Ritin ' , and Rabbitln ' . •...: • ' •v x .•.—•••••.■..• • ' ■. l-£lf • ' . •• ' - ' ; . ' . . •• • ' •• •. • • ••••■ t • 1 •■ - •   . • t •. • ■• •. f ... • -• • ' . , . • ; - .;.- •■ ' • u: ' - ; ■•■: .■•••■ ' • ; • ' : ; j • • ' : ; i ' • ' « t ' r • :: ••; : i • 3 : This is Lane _H. Wipff. ,He takes pictures and .• ' gives advice ' tptheedi- • or. She nee ' ds it. ' his is Craig -Marshall Smith. He is sports edi- tor and Boogie. He averages 15.6. pages per deadline ' and 9.3 points per g ' qrpe. B ' Mi . .v..:i. ' Jfprley. He v fts dWeT tia. Also ' pfjpUT|t;a ' ifivdctives. sVcopy. This is Bart Sokolow. He thirtks we ' re ' tfie telephone com ' pony. FjfJ TOfip .;,,:• 1 ' ;• ' ■ ■n- f ■3S This is Lou Plauzoles, He handles themoney, lA la recherche du temps perdu. This is Ed Greer. He takes pictures and asks for negatives. This is Bob House. He jdraws posters and out- ' lines and dJs-pJay cases. And makes friends with Unicpps., «♦-•, A ; • • ' ' l - . ■• ' • ' • ' ..••• r : ■• ■• • . • • ' ■ f ■ K . . ' •♦■.• •.•. . .■••• : ?-;v; . 1 •. ' : •••■•■ • ••• ••••••vU ' - :;: :;£ • • •• ■ ' . l ' l t.-v. .-(■f ■■; JF ,f. . • - . ■ • V- ' i.v . ' This U ;Vicki Riebfr: b ' v she ' s. in chorge - of ' ' C ' -r seniors. •Sh,e can sing ' . ' Pomp slonc . qVi Circuit- 1. 4 . - ' . ' ■ ip,-- ' ' -Ifce fall sports stoffi ' 4 a«LMig, Andrea ft WJi . «oo Moore, LeeA Wki ' , czuk, Jerry Ba%get iS . flnd Gilbert Jaiijen. It was fun while it losted. •This is Doona Weisz. 5he types. Sprtof. God project ' s Hie working girl;. ♦. . Jhis is Wendy Leong. She does organizo- lions. She has been blinded by all the JeeH,. : This is Debbie Ackemo. she learned Greek this year. ; ) i asucia photography pam patty, liza mcdonald. norm schindler, dean berkus, stan troutman, manager, Stan- ley mindel, gory baker. prirmngand d 1 up ( • 1 Left to right: Rondolph Kirk, Art Atliinson, Jean Bennett, Lindo Eoves. Scott Neely, Lynn B Margaret Lombert, Catherine Zogby, Brendo Hansen, Melindo Alpaugh, Lindo McNeil, Alfred F Jonathan King. Not pictured: Howord Jaroslovsky, Andrew Reichline, Robert Cherry, Peggy ' Kathy Johnson, Patricio Mingus, Lucille Farber, Robert Peterson, Ronald Inman, Anthony Skirii Donald Krintzmon, Martin Mould, Gory Bothunn, Charles Jones. J -iH W T ■ r ' i K • ' . r VcAr .•-J- - ' tveK-, ' « ' - ' V - J jr A ••Nfv-, .1 Another world, once the only world. Beat S.C.!!! We ' re Number One!!! WE- all of US-WON! The big band: brass, drums, shakos, and a drum major who struts as though he just stepped on a stone fish. The cheerleaders: no gym- nastics for us (that ' s how they keep warm in the midwest), we ' re funny. Spirit ... is ... a spectator, peace symbol on lapel, yelling Kill! . A cutie- pie song girl with teaser skirts. Kelp. Spi rit . . . is . . . the Athletic Depart- ment. The alumni. And voter prestigefor a state school. 139 140 Homecoming didn ' t. So we tried Bruin Week — Which really didn ' t either. Then somebody thought of Raquel Welch. What next? t- « I 4 ■ ■ : Kelly James -and- 4 piccolos 1 6 clarinets 8 French Horns 16 alto saxes 8 tenor saxes 40 trumpets 20 trombones 8 baritones 8 tubas 1 6 drummers -and- 4 hours of practice weekly -and- drum major Bill Knopf 146 k XTi V ? yi k % ■s A :. « i Over 6,000 undergraduates, graduates, and faculty and staff employee participate in the UCLA Intramural Sports Program which provides 48 di ferent mens ' , womens ' , and coeducational activities. Sports play a major role in campus life at UCLA, explains Norma P. Miller, University Recreation Coordinator. The intercollegiate program designed to provide the best in spectator interest and in performance oppo tunity by the very highly skilled male athlete. The Intramural Sports Progran on the other hand, seeks to provide sports participation experiences for a students, male and female, the skilled and the not so skilled. ii rogrJ i GARY ' S WONDERS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Fr jnt Row, left to right: Maurice Rocket Walker, Dave Katz, Wayne Freeman. Standing: Bob Simmons, Vidas Katilius, Doug Wolfman Hobbs,. Gary Fox. GARY ' S WONDERS ' SEASON RECORD GARY ' S WONDERS 120 SNAKES GARY S W ONDERS 155 B-FLATS GARY ' S WONDERS 108 LA MANCHA 25 18 23 GARY ' S WONDERS 40 MEDICAL SCHOOL 37 GARY ' S WONDERS 137 GRAMITS 16 GARY ' S WONDERS 90 EFFETE SNOBS 21 GARY ' S WONDERS 98 AFROTC I 11 GARY ' S WONDERS 53 SNORTERS 44 GARY ' S WONDERS 54 RED SHIRTS 45 GARY ' S WONDERS 50 CLEAR LIGHT 41 GARY ' S WONDERS 66 REAM LURKS 40 • li- rsr--- yf  , RGHTl FIGHT! Back in 1962, when I was a freshman at Greenhills High School in Ohio, I clipped o picture of UCLA ' s song girls from a national magazine. It was about the time UCLA ' s football teom had upset number one ranked Ohio State 9-7, in the Coliseum. The Bruins only won three more games in 1962, and finished fifth in the old AAWU conference, but they and the pretty song girls had won my sports-crazy heart. On July 1, 1963, J.D. Morgan became UCLA ' s Athletic Director. During the seven years since then, the Bruins have won nine NCAA team championships— in basketball (1965-65-67-68-69-70), tennis (1965), track (1966), and water polo (1969)-and two Na- tional Collegiate titles in volleyball. The song girls are still pretty, but the Bruins, in any sport, ore rarely underdogs. In the foil of 1969, the UCLA water polo team was undefeated and won the Pacific- 8 and NCAA Championships. The football team lost only one game and was ranked throughout the season in the nation ' s top ten. Coach Dennis Storer ' s soccer team lost a 154 single match, by a single goal, in the NCAA Regional Tournament. As the winter quarter ended, the UCLA basketball team won the Pacific-8 title and another NCAA Championship. The ruggers won the World Cup Trophy, lost only two games and were nationally ranked number two. Coach Bob Horn ' s swimming team won the Pacific-8 Championships and finished fourth in the NCAA Championship meet. During the spring quarter, the Bruin tennis team was undefeated after eleven matches, the track team was undefeated and averaging over 90 points after three dual meets, and the volleyball team, winners of 37 of 40 games and ranked number one in the nation, qualified for the NCAA Championship Tournament. Thanks for the memory. Craig Smith 155 N 0) D C o c 0) X o c v ,-f :■ v.. ■ ' QUARTER PITT8BURC1 UCLA D DQi PS, J, . ' -Ti ' Jh ' v lu, •-■.«. ' ; ' t ' iii ' EIGHT ONE AND ON 1 mkH i B: ' fitS - ' jv r . -W.;- «5iJH . « •.• ' ••? ' 4f  rii ' ♦ ' i w ' t - . ,4,.,-. -: % . ' ' r. 9Nl ■ .-e?  .V.| ' ' g-t- ' ' ' ? - JAMES THOMPSON PROTHRO 5 SEASON UCLA COACHING RECORDv 1965 a 2 1966 9 1 1 1967 7 2 1 1968 3 7 1969 8 1 1 UCLA 37 UCLA 42 UCLA 34 UCLA 36 UCLA 46 UCLA 32 UCLA 20 UCLA 57 UCLA 13 UCLA 12 OREGON STATE PinSBURGH 8 WISCONSIN 23 NORTHWESTERN WASHINGTON STATE 14 CALIFORNIA STANFORD 20 WASHINGTON 14 OREGON 10 use 14 163 ■WW « At 8:05 p.m. o B Bli eptember 1 3, 1969, Bruin quarter- back DennisDummit, a transferfrom Long Beach City College, was faced with a passing situation- third and six on the UCLA 40. He threw sharply into the left flat to split end Gwen Cooper, who caught the ball, sidestepped Oregon State defender Don Whitney and raced down the Coliseum ' s north sideline to score. Just 1:27 had been played in the first quarter — it was Dummit ' s first pass as a Bruin. Ten weeks thereafter, on November 23, with about a minute q play, the Bruins, behind 12-14, had maneuvered down to the use 39-yard line. Dummit threw into the left flat for split end Rick Wilkes, but the Trojans ' Ty Hudson intercejStad, insuring USC ' s record fourth-straight New Year ' s visit in ' ; ' Pasadena. Sandwiched between those two merhorable plays- •: were regained national prominency eight wins, one loss, and one tie. .- ' • ' . •? b B ik ■. -«£ ra TI 1 I9i 1 1 id ll , lb-?: ' % %$ ' 1 1 1 mm p 14; ' .   . f , - 2[fit ■ ° f. ■r m f T 11 •:♦ Vv v t T s . - 4 C §5 N, ' 1 ; 1 W|H I ■■i: :?.--,m ik t -wli . - ' r 4 Said Dennis Dummit: It was a post pattern and Brad just made a good catch. The 57- yard pass to Brad Lyman set up UCLA ' s final score. The Bruins led 12-7, with 3:07 Said USCs Bob Chandler: They couldn ' t stay with Sam. That was the greatest catch ' ve ever seen. And everything came up roses again. s v«?? ' %,. , BRUINS WIN FIRST NCAA WATER POLO TITLE UCLA 14 ORANGE COAST 5 UCLA 7 CAL STATE (LB) 5 UCLA 3 SAN DIEGO STATE 1 UCLA 4 UC IRVINE 1 UCLA n CAL POLY (SLO) 3 UCLA 8 STANFORD 2 UCLA 5 UC SANTA BARBARA 2 UCLA 7 use 6 UCLA 7 use 4 NCAA Fi nals UCLA 8 CAL STATE (LB) 1 UCLA 4 use 3 UCLA 6 CALIFORNIA 2 UCLA 9 LONG BEACH STATE 6 UCLA 8 CALIFORNIA 5 UCLA 5 CALIFORNIA 2 UCLA 10 STANFORD 5 THE BRUINS ALSO WON THE UC IRVI TOURNAMENT I lliyi liMI [i a iiiiif iliiiiiiiip.iiw - I rr ■■ ;V L : Coach Bob Horn ' s 1969 water poloists won their sixth straight Pacific-8 Championship and then climaxed an undefeated season, UCLA ' s fourth in the post six years, with a 5-2 Califorr Red exhaustion rips at your throat And salt sweat spillsoff yourforehead and mats your eyehds and brows And drips on the burning ground And your legs start to turn to rubber and collapse like a balloon. Pretty soon I ' ve got to rest. How much farther? What ' s the good of this God damn work anyway? The long distance runner is paid by the snap of a white thread across hischest. You are paid by the picture at your feet. UCLA 20 CALIFORNIA 41 UCSB 82 UCLA 27 STANFORD 28 UCLA 23 use 32 UCLA GAINED FIFTH PLACE IN THE PACIFIC EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP ■ vx ' i ' - r  :t I • i y- f ' - ' • y at UCLA 3 CAL STATE FULLERTON UCLA 9 WOODBURY COLLEGE UCLA 10 CLAREMONT COLLEGE UCLA 5 WESTMONT COLLEGE UCLA 5 WOODBURY COLLEGE UCLA 6 SANTA CRUZ UCLA 5 UC DAVIS UCLA 3 CALIFORNIA UCLA 5 CAL POLY (SLO) UCLA 8 STANFORD UCLA 2 BIOLA UCLA 3 UC SANTA BARBARA UCLA 7 LOYOLA UCLA 8 LOYOLA UCLA 3 CAL POLY (SLO) NCAA REGIONALS UCLA 1 SAN DIEGO STATE _ y • ' h 21 AFTER KICKING ASIDE FIFTEEN CONSECUTIVE OPPONENTS, THE BRUINS WERE BEATEN BY A FREAK SAN DIEGO STATE GOAL IN SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIME, IN THE FIRST ROUND OF THE NCAA REGIONALS. DENNIS STORER ' S THREE YEAR UCLA SOCCER COACHING RECORD INCLUDES 41 VICTORIES, 4 LOSSES, AND A SINGLE TIE. The Biafrian chant attacka , intro- duced to UCLA by former Bruin Bernard Okoye, is now a pregame tradition. The Brums ' most valuable fjlayfer, Ethiopian Shoa Agonafer, is congratu- ' • ' - • lated after scoring.the winning goal in overtime against California in the All-Cal Tourjuahient. UCLA fRESTUNG RECORD UC SANTA BARBARA ' ' ' TATEWiliERT CALIFORNIA STANFORD UCLA TOURNAMENT UCLA 26 UCLA 12 UCLA 1 1 CAL POLY POMONA SAN FRANCISCO STATE CALIFORNIA UCLA 5 WASHINGTON -f ' w sr UCLA 8 WASHINGTON STATE 28 UCLA 14 NEW MEXICO 18 UCLA 3 OKLAHOMA 35 OKLAHOMA STATE TOURNAMENT UCLA SIXTH UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA 8 6 19 29 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS CAL POLY SLO NEW MEXICO ARIZONA 28 24 18 10 PACIFIC-8 TOURNAMENT UCLA EIGHTH UCLA VARSITY WRESTLING ROSTER Dave Dearborn Michael Wada Dean Delis Steve Weiss Allen Dunn Don Widmer Jeff Johnson Craig Wollitz Carl Lowensohn Ken Wright Takeshi Matsumoto John Zenith John Meikle Damon Zumwalt John Munson Larry Vaughn Steve Silverthorn Greg Hansen Fernando Suarez Dennis Pierce HEAD COACH - DAVE HOLUNGER ARIZONA MINNESOTA MIAMI TEXAS GEORGIA TECH WALT HAHARD DRIVES THROUGH DUKE PRINCETON NOTRE DAME OREGON OREGON STATE BRADLEY LOYOLA UC SANTA BARBARA WYOMING CALIFORNIA STANFORD WASHINGTON Reproduced by Special Permission of Sports lliustrated. WASHINGTON STATE WASHINGTON STATE WASHINGTON OREGON STATE OREGON STANFORD CALIFORNIA CAL STATE LONG BEACH UTAH STATE NEW MEXICO STATE JACKSONVILLE ' %PMHi§S IIIUStKEI-Jj LEWS REVENGE: THE ROUT 3 Out of the 225 teams eligible for the NCAA Basketball Championship it was UCLA once again. ports Illustrated MARCH 31. 1969 50 CCNTS THE MILLION DOLLAR FINISH Spirts jlltustrated CM 30. 1670 60 CENTS Wicks oulrabounds Gilmore UCLA ' S HAPPY GIANT LEW ALCINDOR , u mi mji %u ■ ' •■ -%; . ■•v-v l;l. ' . ' JOHN STEPHEN VALLELY 7S7 V t • f  . CHARLIE HENRY BIBBY •Ji ? «i w ' zF 1 f tt 1 H V S tA iS ft -. ■ t t. k 1 • STEVEN JOHN PATTERSON ,. •• 0 ( 1 .X i «fii - . •. ■ ' ■;f CURTIS ROWE, JR. ■4i i ■■ .i t:: finlll 1 1 ikpUi • ln 1 % M W Mr A0 lea 1 V m . i ' .5. ' i ■ • : ' -: ■. ' 4 SIDNEY WICKS ji : B ' l,f :X: lw «K;-B «wcMSCT l ,v., . - ' ■-:, ; ' , -. ' ,-.i a- ■KilHMMi . ' ■ ■■. ' - ' ■ ' ■•i ' ; ■x y-i |i :;?.: life. yw,yyy ' yy i J ; u V  fr iM % i i . 5; ■.t .- ' t A '  ♦ C y I :%? ' ' ! r w. ' ANDREW WILLIAM HILL RICHARD RANDALL BETCHLEY TRAINER ELVIN DUCKY DRAKE JOHN MILES ECKER n 5 : t l. r 7 •  1 (53 a. L m ' ;j hMk o smm KMPC ' ' 1 710 M WXSSK 1 r it k3 § KENNY ARNOLD BOOKER JONATHAN EMERY CHAPMAN WILLIAM PABSTSEIBERT Over the past seven years UCLA Varsity basketball teams have won 192 of 206 games, six Pacific-8 Conference champion- iTh twenty-four consecutive NCAA tournament gomes, and six NCAA Championships. Coach John R. Wooden was voted Coach of the Year by the Associated Press, United Press International, and the National Association of Basketball Coaches in 1964 1967 1969, and 1970. And there have been six All-Americans: Walt Hazzard, Gail Goodrich, Lew Alcindor, Lucius Allen, and Sidney Wicks. In short, there has been no better era in the history of collegiate basketball. I ' : ,. L..f . Ik ■w y H SJ SiilK ' ! I l V 4aP r ti l B ' ■ ■r- ' ' i At International Airport on March 22, 1970, at 2:25 p.m. a crowd of over 2,000 pleased Bruin fans met TWA flight 99 from Washington, D.C., at gate 36. Arriving were Wooden, Crum, Cunningham, Drake, Vallely, Patterson, Rowe, Wicks, Hill, Betchley, Booker, Schofield, Ecker, Chapman, and Seibert (Bibby had stayed with his family in Franklinton, North Carolina). Twenty-four hours earlier, the Bruins had claimed the nets after drowning the Jack- sonville Dolphins 80-69, in the NCAA Basketball Championship game at College Park, Maryland. How long can this go on? I HOLIDAY CLASSIC UCLA FIRST UCLA 150.65 STANFORD ALL CALIFORNIA UCLA 147.30 UCLA 142.50 UCLA FIRST CALIFORNIA CAL STATE FULLERTON SAN JOSE STATE UCLA INVITATIONAL UCLA 149.30 CALIFORNIA NEW MEXICO use 204 SFVSC 131.30 156.60 141.80 136.00 156.85 152.80 146.20 123.50 UCLA 148.05 UCLA UCLA UCLA 144.55 152.15 147.50 SFVSC CAL STATE LA OREGON WASHINGTON use PACIFIC-8 CHAMPIONSHIPS UCLA FOURTH (BRUIN DANNY UYEDA FINISHED FIRST IN THE SIDE HORSE) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS UYEDA AND DUSTY RITTER COMPETED FOR UCLA HEAD COACH ART SHURLOCK GYMNHSTICS m } DUSTY RITTER CREW During Easter vacation; the UCLA crew row- ed twice daily on Big Bear Lake. 1970 UCLA VARSITY CREW John Bale Robert Baldwin Sanford Bettelman Walter Brennan Tom Follosco Dean Hanson Charles Haughey Duncan Henderson David Hooker Ken Jablonski James Jorgensen Doug Large James Lasswell David McDonald Terry Oftedal Dennis Phelan Rockwell Raun Jack Salyer Ron Silberman Geoffry Strand Varsity Coach Jerry Johnsen Lightweight Coach Guy Lockheed Freshman Coach Jim Sims Shell Rigger Rigger Brown After a race, oarsmen of the losing shells traditionally award their jersies to the members of the winning boat. UCLA ' s Varsity Rowing Club President Geof Strand, shown at near right wearing not only o Stanford jersey but also a dress shirt and necktie for a workout on La Ballono Creek, has collected over fifty jersies. The delicate shell is showered, far right, at the end of every rowing day, and carefully stored in the boathouse. Ready all, hands on, out and away. Out of the boathouse, the Bruin varsity carried their shell, the Bradford A. Booth, waist high and swung it parallel to the creek. Up and away. They flipped the shell over their heads and lowered it into the water. Coach Johnson shook nine hands; the blue-tipped oars were set; Rig- ger Brown pushed them off; they tied in and began working up the creek toward the starting line. Touch it up, two. California ' s two took a s hort stroke to swing the bow. Ready all, ready to row, rrrow! and they rowed their digits off. From the observation deck at 1000 meters, the two shells looked like eight-legged waterbugscoming down the course. As the crews passed the boathouse, the coxswains ' calls were covered by a rousing eight- clap from the UCLA junior varsity, and 2, 500different cheers from the crowd. At 1500 meters the boats were almost even: Cali- fornia was ahead by a seat. But who wants to lose after seven months of daily runson LaBallona Creek? Six seats, 1.8 seconds, separated the boats as they crossed the finish. After docking, everyone shook hands and hugged. And soon half-naked Bears walked out of the boat- house and gave their jersies to the Bruins. 209 ■m TRACK I % ' m SS SS.- - ' ' - .-iS ' ' -4 fe .i: 4:rA-€i Coming through with seven lifetime bests, the Bruins scored an excellent 99-55 victory over a Kansas Jayhawk team that had won the last two meetings, 102-42 and 91-63, and was coming off its second straight conquest in the NCAA Indoor Championships. After two years of being humiliated, said UCLA ' s Wayne Collet1 we didn ' t need a pep talk. Coliett himself won the 440 in 46 flat, the 220 in 20.8, and anchored the 440 relay team to a 39.9 victory. When we got 1-2 in the mile that killed them, said UCLA coach Jim Bush. Senior Mike Mullins came home in 4:03.3, only one-tenth off his lifetime best, and Bruin Scott Chisam helf off Kansas ' Mike Solomon for second with a personal record of 4:05.9. Other lifetime bests included 6-1 1 by Hal Greenwood in the high jump, 51-4 by Denny Rogers in the triple jump, 46.1 by John Smith for second in the 440, and 178-11 by Mark Ostoich for second in the discus. Non-scoring lifetime bests by the Bruins were 47.9 by foot- baller Brad Lyman in the 440 and 4:07.0 by Joe Balasco in the mile. This was a great win, said Coliett . This is the kind of win that gives a team the confidence to go all the way. All the way to the NCAA Championships at Des Moines, Iowa, June 18-20. Bush, in his sixth year as UCLA head track and field coach, and his Bruins have not only been the National Collegiate team champions once (1966) and the Pacific-8 Conference Champions twice (1966 and 1969) but have been top contenders- fifth or better— in three of the other four NCAA title meets. I J i .-- ' mu iFM I -t RUGBY ' • SH: TJi is was di very -good year . ■ i, : alise how good, . It was -a seoson full of big gan. . Berkeley . . . B sorrby ir Francisco — et al. ■It ' s Kurd to follow 0 ' season vv ' herrMJC ■N6. I. In each game ii ious first how much ire existed to beat us. the ' «!9- 0. ' ' 1(5«m at full strength, ;prob bly ' ' D«t1 er than its predecess ' . as certainly i ir4 exf3loiiv« team ' thht UCLA rugby has produced nearly 2nty-fr e p6tnf5 averaged for every gofne, cynd sec J r .. _ m ' .deep ruaning meve ' ment ' s that delighted both- ' spect playerscrlike. ' . ' -Ther4 were- some gueot games and great moments. The urd College ' Jbattle inslijied. Q disciplirle and a unity, that  ,■ ■■■ ' ■ i ' ' - -d ' ■ ■ . • ' jtfi ' rVed ' the ' teai ' W ' s ' t thfoOghouY Hie s son— beating BerRelev j ' yp ther,e — wiDrtitig ' the -WorJd. Cup ' so •corrlfortobly — overrui , ning tfte l);ig « tedtTTS thro ' ogh sp eed and ' finesse — This was i ' '  atwxiys so ' satisfyjrtg-; ;■  - ' . Rugby,, i.s always ' Visry much o : : , -i -ffort, but int tvlduals were unforgettable. Randy Thanian ' s steadmt tullback Axierbochi s brilliant, slasliing runs, at vv ing — Sugdejn ' s hondi «. ... irid footv Ork Tl;je -power ' ancf desire of PasgOBrelto ' s ocbiieverTi© tt5, a reward f h of RSn Nisbet — The .efforts ,of € it arigj. l ftj .isto d pnfegCfffle after gatpe ' des| rte XiOinMnd ' injury.J e unseifi hn - Thruss ' ell d Qesrnond who h.ever showec{ thaif; isapp jnderstudies tjfter betrKj he stars in ' rsvious teams. Jhe Se are t ' he tnin§s thah are .best rpm - r.4 P, ,-.,!.- ; ' . a,- iG- ' §lory-of being at the op, but n,c:,. _. _.., . done, ond w ho-wer e the other guys who shared t|ioso ■ : ' iiy — tfj,e Grey houncii — the their best-evftr. and-fheTe are many n «. ' ■-■ Yes ' it ■wcH| ' ' ..v ' fer ' y good yea r. W rugger; ' .. ! ne swci ; ih A UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA ► 50 20 37 55 15 25 12 3 8 29 21 16 33 15 18 32 LOYOLA CHURCH COLLEGE (HAWAII) OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE IRVINE R.C. U.C. SANTA BARBARA LOS ANGELES R.C 3 6 3 5 3 5 CALIFORNIA 1 1 PONSONBY R.C. (NEWZEALAND) 1 STANFORD 23 UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 3 SAN FRANCISCO R.C. U.C. DAVIS PENINSULA RAMBLERS R.C. CAL STATE L.A. EAGLE ROCK R.C. % 8 13 8 ' -fr -- ' i : L-s ::i.K UCLA vs. New Zealand S Jw -: J: On March 14, 1970, Ron Nisbet retired from rugby. After the Bruins ' match with Eogle Rock R.C., Nisbet was applauded off of the field by both teams and presented a trophy by UCLA Head Coach Dennis Srorer. Nisbet, 35, had played rugby for twenty-five years. -v S SI s - ■ -Qv-- ■ . i v i % .i .  BASEBALL •; W l K e5 ;j 0 : i-i fi- 9 ■■ , -- -: i. il l . - - s s l M V.5i 3 l,y. I ' ' II ■ •«! p .- w UCLA baseball was something to think about. After twenty-eighjf games, the Bruins hod lost as many OS they had won. I don ' t believe us! said Coach Art Rei- chle during the ninth inning of the first game of a doubleheadej with Utah. The Bruins ' severv-%tfl lead had dwindl isi. f r©©- TwP Redskins ' vyer-e on the base paths and, after ii mma M Bftiiiti idgmrnt, both v er ? clmgtng to second base. One stayed there, while the Brujns chdsed,t|ie tber back to first. He made it safe+yr The ' Bruins e ' verTtyoW -won 12-9, but ii e -l®st the second gartva-S- ' . They ol ' so lost to fh6 Colle ' qi S §q0(3ras Fr-esno-State ► i n e, West,rnQj[)Js|i S Jtt pn d U C vie ri ' Q£iir)g.J?acific Cham(Die)Q. o «n ' ed . ' ' . - - Ueir confereincersch 3ufe cfainist namJpeK ' - - .iT - •otYe-ranl?ed USC, dnd Tost T - ' Gripn as ' the seosQn greatest fans, the ' aged .. n eo ' ( e!f%r2ln s Jhfespttjj. ' dlf ' dn ' t Tmsae gams ' - t- SoTWodfer ' Fi ' elid. .- .d they -vye ' r ' - o?, ' haSBiG9 ' -Hiflnr«inyone ' when ' the L - t- SQ Wdt ' Fi ' elid. ..i J they -vye ' re prg iibJv ' hap Je3:« ' ffi0.nr«ihyone ' when ' the plans- fo r a?L ' ' ' - - s « - : I ' 1941 3-12 1946 11- 7 1947 28-16 1948 21-18 1949 21-15 1950 19-21 1951 24-13 1952 21-15 1953 16-20 1954 9-14 1955 13- 8 1956 6-15 1957 15-15 ARTHUR E. REICHLE ' S 25-SEASON UCLA COACHING RECORD Art Reichle, UCLA baseball coach for 26 years, has been recommended by District 8 representative and Santa Clara coach Sal Toormina as a candidate for the American Association of College Baseball Coaches ' Hall of Fame. 958 15-19 959 9-26 960 18-29 961 25-15 962 23-22 963 30-17 964 31-16 965 33-15 966 35-24 967 42-19 968 37-20 969 42-12 220 Head cooch Art Reichle (neor right) and as- sistant cooch Glenn Mickens (far right). CATCHERS Bob Pifferini Doug Pollock Bill LeBlanc Nick Stoltz PITCHERS Bob Stoltz Mike Bettego Mike Sanford Rick Pope Bill Bonham Skip Junis Gory Robson Bill Suso Pete Levin Tom Miles Greg Zail INFIELDERS Eddie Hume Dove Londress Eric Swanson Ralph Punoro Joke Molina John Helfrick Steve Wahl OUTFIELDERS Earl Altshuler Danny Graham Ed Couppee Bob Adams Steve Price Bob Petretta Ed Moore 221 X - ' T , O? % W U The Bruins were number one at the Pacific-8 Cham- pionships on March 9, 1970, end number four at the NCAA Championships on March 28. UCLA scored 466 points at the Paclfic-8 meet, whip- ping use by 61 points, Stanford by 90, and fourth place Washington by 270. Bruin Steve Center won both the 500-yard freestyle and the 1,650-yard freestyle, and broke Trojan Greg Fink ' s 16:28 Pacific-8 record in the 1,650 with a 16:19. Mike Burton finished second behind Center in both races. Wayne Pugh was third in the 1,650, completing a 1-2-3 sweep for UCLA. Earlier in the meet, Pugh had won the 400-yard individual medley, setting a meet record of 4:13.9. Dave O ' Malley won the 200-yard freestyle with a new meet record of 1:42.9, took seventh in the 500-yard free- style, and anchored UCLA ' s 800-yard freestyle relay team (Center, Bob Ramsey, Burton, O ' Malley) that set another new meet record of 6:54.9. Other individual stars for UCLA were Fray Heath, second in both the 50 and 100-yard freestyle races; Bob Ramsey, third in the 100-yard freestyle, fifth in the 200- yard freestyle, and a member of the 800-yard freestyle relay team; Chuch Dragicevich, third in the 100-yard butterfly and third in the 200-yard individual medley; Carl Thomas, third in the 400-yard individual medley, and seventh in the 200-yard individual medley; Steve Centes, second in the 200-yard backstroke and fourth in the 100-yard backstroke; and diver Cordon Creed, second in both the one-meter and three-meter diving. We pointed for this meet the whole year, said UCLA coach Bob Horn. Our 4-3 record in the dual meets meant nothing. This is the one we wanted and we came through with some unbelievable times. It added up to UCLA ' s first Pacific-8 swimming cham- pionship. At Salt Lake City, Utah, the Bruins (185 points) fol- i« f 1 .r.i- -il. ' Lty T V Z • Mi «« « v«y ;w: ■ T yu ii.- ' Si ' Si-: - i lowed Indiana (322), USC (235), and Stanford (206) in the NCAA Championships. Burton (please see pages 224-225) earned three gold medals by winning the 500-yard freestyle, 200-yard but- terfly, and 1,650-yard freestyle. Center was third in the 1,650-yard freestyle, fourth in both the 200-yard backstroke and 500-yard freestyle, and ninth in the 200-yard freestyle. Thomas finished sixth in the 200-yard individual medley and seventh in the 400-yard individual medley; Gentes was eleventh in the 100-yard backstroke; Drogicevich was ninth in the 100- yard butterfly; Steve Doyle was ninth in the 200-yard backstroke; Pugh finished eleventh in the 1 , 650-yard free- style; and the Bruins stroked to fifth in the 400 yard-med- ley relay and sixth in the 400-yard freestyle relay. UCLA 96 UC IRVINE 17 UCLA 87 OREGON STATE 28 UCLA 89 OREGON 24 UCLA 86 CALIFORNIA 17 UCLA 49 STANFORD 64 UCLA 51 CAL STATE (LB) 62 UCLA 48 USC 65 PACIFIC-8 CHAMPIONSHIPS UCLA FIRST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS UCLA FOURTH hotogfcihy by the Public Relations Deportment, University of Utah. UCLA ' s Mike Burton, winner of the 500-yard freestyle and the 200-yard butterfly In the first two nights of the 1970 NCAA Swim- nning Championships at the University of Utah, ended his collegiate career with a victory in the 1,650-yard freestyle. Burton, a Na- tional AAU Champion, NCAA Champion, Pan-American games Champion, and Olympic Champion, and holder of NCAA, Ameri- can, and world records, received a standing ovation from the spectators for a minute and a half after the 1 ,650. 225 ,((W 226 I. TENNIS i 227 1970 UCLA Varsity Tennis Team Singles: 1. Haroon Rahim 2. Jeff Borowiak 3. Tito Vasquez 4. Mike Kreiss 5. Elio Alvarez 6. Jeff Austin Doubles: 1. Rahim-Borowiak 2. Alvorez-Vasquez 3. Mike and Bob Kreiss Jeff Borowiak and Haroon Rahim fptt- - I s..t ' . .■ r ,x ly Kit U ' • ; 1970 OCLA GOtF TEAmt ' ■■.cv -i ; ' ¥ -- -.. V. rn.n ; VOLLEYBALL Al Scates coached another number one ranked UCLA team dur- ing 1970: volleyball. The Bruins, including Ed Machado, John Zacheic, Kirck Kilgour, and Ed Becker, extended a mid-season win streak to 33 before losing a game, but not the match, to num- ber two ranked UC Santa Barbara. At Davis, UCLA took the UC Campus Tournament in four ma- tches. San Diego was defeated by scores of 15-11, 15-9; Irvine fell 15-11 and 15-7; Davis died 15-11 and 15-12. In the Champ- ionship Match against California, UCLA scored two out of three victories, topped by a 15-4 win. 232 ' j - ■ il f ii ji i i ll i i T ■Will m m f■mmmmmm•mmttmt ' ■•►W: ( •« i? ..•- - - ■ ' - :? c «. i2 iHR?E. HEAO COACH NORMAN DOW JCLA UCLA CALIFORNIA STANFORD ' S t HEAD COACH GARY CUNNINGHAM LACC SFVSC GLENDALE COLLEGE ! ' ' l: ijlJLX,, EL CAMINO COLLEGE CYPRESS COLLEGE MOORPARK COLLEGE PIERCE COLLEGE SCOT JONES JAY HELMAN MERCED COLLEGE UCSBFROSH RIVERSIDE CITY COLLEGE ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE UC IRVINE FROSH LA SOUTHWEST COLLEGE CHAFFEY COLLEGE PALOMAR COLLEGE SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE 1 1 6 UC SAN DIEGO FROSH HANCOCK COLLEGE use FROSH UCLA use FROSH AL ERBY TOMMY CURTIS LARRY FARMER MARVIN VITATOE 237 REGENTS Once an anonymous body to whom you made your incidental fees payable each quarter, the Regents of the University of California have re-exerted their influence during the past year. People ' s Park, the vote to place decisions on the hiring and firing of faculty back in the hands of the Regents, and the Angela Davis controversy have all been port of the re-centralization of the University v hich this initiative of the Regents represents. There have been those v ho criticized the policy-making and governing of a great university by a politically ap- pointed board consisting of nineteen businessmen, four politicians and only one educator. As student disenchant- ment with the educational system reaches on all time high, the Regents must find more effective ways of administering their trust if the University is to continue to function as a creative and responsive institution. 240 Philip L. Boyd W. Glenn Campbell John E. Conaday Edward W. Carter Fredrick G. Dutton William E. Forbes Allan Grant Mrs. Edward H. Heller DeWitt A. Higgs Charles J. Hitch Joseph A. Moore Roger C. Pettitt Edwin W. Pauley William K. Coblentz Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst Robert O. Reynolds Ed Reinecke William M. Roth Norton Simon William F. Smith Dean A. Watkins Wendell W. Witter Ronald Reagan Robert T. Monagan Max Rafferty ' p- In California, in 1970, the men who administer universities find themselves beseiged. On one hand, the student activist desires to remake the university into an institution which he considers to be more relevant to the times and more able to cope with the needs of society as he sees them. On the other, the pubhc and the state legislature are disturbed and alienated by the excesses of campus radicals and by the Uni- versity ' s continued and emphatic support of the traditionally liberal academic concepts of free speech and free inquiry. They desire to exercise a more pervasive and restrictive control over the functions and attitudes of a community which they support financially while suffering the brunt of that community ' s criticism. At UCLA, Chancellor Charles E. Young is very much the man in the middle. Caught between the idealistic demands of youth and the financially and politically more conservative demands of the state legislature and the University ' s Board of Regents, Chancellor Young must seek to mediate some sort of course for the University which takes into consideration the essential role of an educational institution, as well as the im- peratives of the conflict within which the Univer- sity finds itself enmeshed. The difficult job of university administrator is made more difficult by the various societal and political demands and pressures now being directed at institutions of of higher education. Groups like the Board of Regents, traditionally and constitutionally de- signed to protect the University of California from undue political pressure have found this an increasingly difficult role and as a result, the Chancellor ' s office is experiencing greater pressures from both sides of California ' s educational conflict. Chancellor Young feels that the hope of the University lies in a student activism which he believes has become less violent and more responsible; and that in response to this change, society at large and the governmental institutions that administer the people ' s desires and demands will come to view the educational process with a calmer, less political eye. Chancellor Young is quick to admit that in California, in 1970, at UCLA, the university administrator must be, above all, an optimist, contending with the conflicts generated when 242 individuals within a given system are being taught not what to think but simply to think. 243 Genuinely concerned with the turmoil and alienation which have become characteristic of the modern American university, Vice Chancellor Rosemary Park has set for her office the goal of re-defining its functions and usage. The Vice Chan- cellor ' s office has as its responsibilities students activities and services, and also acts as the liason between the admini- stration and ASUCLA. Thus it occupies a crucial position in regard to student involvement with the university. Realizing that the ave rage student spends only about fifteen per cent of his time in class, and that of the remainder a certain amount is likely to be spent in some sort of non-academic but school related activity, the Vice Chancellor is seeking ways in which the student and the administration can interact upon one another and the university. The student striving to change his environment has traditionally met with the objection that he must go through the proper channels; yet he often finds that there are no such channels or, worse, that such channels as do exist are unresponsive or misdirecting. Vice Chancellor Park feels that a possible answer to the frustration which such experiences provoke is a twofold one of involving the student in the processes and decisions which affect him, and involving the university in those activities in which the student is involved. To this end, the Vice Chancellor is seeking to recreate her office along lines which will involve student imputs and participation in the creation of a process, rather than a plan, of action. Vice Chancellor Park sees as the role of her office the positive creation of a process whereby the student community and the official university can become involved with one another to the enrichment of both. However, student participa- tion at all levels is needed if this re-direction is to have the positive cast of creation, rather than being merely a negative reaction to student unrest. 244 246 The thousands of courses and tens of thou- sands of students at UCLA are meshed together in a large sterile room filled with rectangular blue consoles. Collectively, these anonymous metal boxes, most of which have none of the blinking lightsand whirling wheels generally associated with computers, are known as the 91 . The 91, one of the most sophisiticated computing tools devised up to this time, is increasingly involved in the mating of students with classes, loans and all the other para- phenalia of student services. The technicians responsible for its care and feeding say that when the system is completed, much of the bureaucracy which students find themselves at war with during their university careers will be eliminated. However, those responsible for the infor- mation which the 91 must possess in order to accomplish this task are seriously con- cerned about how that knowledge might be used at some future date. The usefulness of the 91 is assured. Some way must now be found to contain its power. r Y rafnp i f y V I Y JTEH J 247 ..• ' V.-- .y i r -;-v:-X ■ : e • ' ■fe 252 AARON, GLENDA ABEL, BRUCE Los Angeles Sepulveda Pre-Social Welfare Psychology BA BA Sophomore Sweet- Isf: LA. Volley Coll. heart, Mordi Gras ADAMS. LAVrf?ENCE Culver City Economics BA University Catholic Center, Omicron Delto Epsilon AGRAN, EDWARD AISLEY, LOIS Studio City La Mirada History Psychology BA BA tsf: SFVSC Alpha Epsilon Ph Ski Club ALBU, STEVEN Sierro Madre Engineering BS ALEXANDER, GARY Vallejo Politicol Science BA ALIEN. PATRICIA ALMODOVAR.SIXTO San Pedro No. Hollywood Anthropology Nuclear Engineering BA BS tsf . Harbor JC Amer. Nuclear Soc. Computer Club. UCLA Cuban Club ALPERIN, RUTH E. ALPERT. 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ZWEIG, STEPHAN Los Angeles Psychology BA CO CO Q_ CD C5N CD CC O 1K«1 7 [ ii dgw - ' . % C- .j 1SMSS Janis Ragusa, Treasurer I Inter-sorority relations are also an important concern, and this is the role of the Collegiate ' onhellenic Council. Through this body, com losed to representatives from each hous« the sororities plan their rush procedures, organize service projects, and simply strive to better themselves as individuals, and as members of the ever changing University. — UCLA Panehllenic Council 313 I . Linda McFarland 2. Donna Plummer 3. Karen Brooke 4. Judy Cashmore 5. Claudia Loidlaw 6. Linda Johnson 7. Louro Mortin 8. Kathy Johnson 9. Margaret Hvidt )0. Nancy Rotledge I I . Mary Carlson 12. Patti Mingos 1 3. Julie Fix 14. Beth Hamson 15. Cindy Cotton 16. Alayne Adanns 1 7. Cheryl Perry 18. Joan Russell 19. Mary Gilmore 20. Margie Juul 21 . Kathy Moron 22. Vol Lingman 23. Debbie Bloch 24. Lynn Cummings 25. Carol Lotono 26. Mary Ellen Duggins 27. Sue Morton 28. Sherrill Swon 29. Margie Somers 30. Chris Kindt 31 . Joyce Trout 32. Anita Krotz 33. Robin Lennon 34. Sue Converse 35. Susie DeSontis 36. Kathy Bryant 37. Debbie Parker 38. Laurie Eggers 39. Maggie Eoles 40. Carol Raphael 41. Ann Clark 315 1 . Pom ReMberg 2. Tina Kristovich 3. Janni Stamm 4. Lano Riggins 5. Patti Campbell 6. Denise Gcnulin 7. Linda Hicks 8. Nancy Shubtn 9. Vicki Van Dyke 10. Jean Dubinsky 1 1 . Bonnie Swan 12. Barbara Gorton 13. Candy Kastel 14. Rosonn Ohlund 1 5. Lyn Ghormley 16. Claudia Rader 17. Simmi Bounn 18. Marge Barreto 19. Averyl Spearman 20. Susie Nelson 21 . Lisa Sumpf 22. Martha Hummel 23. Jockie Yip 24. Jerri Ohisson 25. Janet Golman 26. Jill Cunningham 27. Josie Chan 28. Cathy Corr 29. Karen Hull 30. Lee Vochko 31 . Linda Rasak 32. Randi Pressel 33. Anita Alltounain 34. Roe Shillmon 35. Michol Stewart 36. Debby Olsen 37. Nancy Wascoe 38. Rita Morenault 39. Karen Kessen not pictured: Lynn Elegy Marianne Hor heim Cherie Lutz Maureen O ' Neill ■ 317 1 . Andy Epsten 2. Julie Alpern 3. Dede Fellows 4. VickiMortin 5. Kay Tucker 6. Roberta Levitt 7. Karen Cohen 8. Jonni Gorby 9. Lucille Schulster 10. Sue Rubin 1 1 . Linda Lee 12. Robin Podorr 13. Maria Harvey 14. Lynn Goldvarg I 5. Royce Korman 16. Barbara Miller 17. Barbara Gronsky IB. Jeonnie Bloom 19. Karen Pincus 20. Lisa Stotsky 21 . Sisan Baskin 22. Maria Massman 23. Karen Mack 24. Susan Friedman 25. EllieAdelson 26. Donna Penn 27. Robin Citron 28. Debby Granfleld 29. Diane Ross 30. Debbie Glazer 31. Debbie Leeb 32. Nancy Lent 33. Lynn Sembler 34. Sue Weinstein 35. Shelly Director 36. Judy Golum 37. Laurie Davis 38. Candy Levenson 39. Debbie SchuHler 40. Tracy Reed 41 . Leslie Gusinow 42. Janis Blumpkin 43. Kathy Axelrod 44. Lynn KoHman 45. Wendy Pollack 46. Sue Yanker 47. Penny Krevoy 48. Michele Herman 49. Debbie Sandler 50. Cindy Kent not pictured: Sheila Friedman Cindy Frozin Karen Levey Monico MacKay Lynette Mogenheim Lolly Melnick Janls Ross Beryl Weiss Sunny Zimmerman 4 f 1. 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Iris Berezin 17. Maria Boltierra 18. Jessie Lane 19. Vicki Neubert 20. VtrginioWordle 21 . Dana Gray 22. Roxana Ross 23. Rose Almochor 24. Carol Follette 25. Judy Layton not pictured: Shirley Davis Janice Mitchell Vol Obloth Holly O ' Brien 322 Q. O Q. O _j V , . J ' jJ A ib ' T w ' V ' 0M P3J. v 4 •. 324 1. Kelly McLin 2. Kim Ellis 3. Cathy Lord 4. Carol Leonetti Maryanne Rutowski 6. Janis Lister 7. Sharon Brewster 8. Sue Scott 9. Kothy Perry 10. Nancy Austin 1 1 . Nancy Needhom 12. Robin Roth 13. Corey Resch 1 4. Sondy Green 1 5. Jan Sullivan 16. Linda Lusk I 7. Janey Wannsley 18. Linda Brower 19. Linda Vernon 20. Joanne Campbell 21. Pat Crow 22. Linda Henderson 23. Nancy Seorles 24. Diane Keenum 25. Diane Simons 26. Vikke Wright 27. Janice Estey 28. Goyle Goodman 29. Cathy Crondoll 30. Debbie Pitts 31. Beth Young 32. Pat Fitzmorris 33. Kothy Kraus 34. Leslie Londgreen 35. Anita Dorney 36. Alin Hernandez 37. Diane Hull 38. Goyle Smith 39. Cheri Foncher 40. Lyndo Terry 41 . Cothy Forkey 42. Analee Wulfkuhle 43. Sue Beran 44. Sally McCloud 45. Turkey Abbott 46. Pomme Palmer 47. Virginia Lee 48. Vickie Harris 325 1 . Shirley Auerboch 2. Linda Lotimer 3. Gail Solo 4. Thoro Orzechowski 5. Dee Dee Walker 6. Leslie Mirman 7. Nancy Freeman 8. Jeannie Schafer 9. Debbie Smart 10. Comilla Cossity 1 1 , Wendy Westover 12. Karen Anderson 13. Nancy Neiditch 14. Barbara Sharon I 5. Sheila Hoban 16. Cheryl Johnson I 7. Sara Korda 18. Bonnie Baker 19. Wendy Roellick 20. Lione Lerner 21 . Judy Twillegar 22. Donna Wogner 23. Kerry Thompson 24. Dianne Moore 25. Janet Duvordo 26. Anna Drumlewitcz 27. Linda Wolf 28. Rene Kestenboum 29. Mrs. Long 30. Morlo Brown 31. Anne Rutherford 32. BuHi Lorkin 33. Melindo Miller 34. Phyliss Cascade not pictured: Leslie Bank Jamie Criddle Melanie Linder Ginny Meyer 327 1 . Bev Gannon 2. Carol Christen 3. Janet Luedelcing 4. Sue Gilcrest 5. JoAnn DuFau 6. Jane Mohr 7. Pom Tully 8. Jenna Conwell 9. Lynn Stevenson 10. Darlene Doriot 1 I . Pam Halsey 12. Sydnee Arth 13. Nancy Clark 14. Suzanne Wendt 15. Judy Armstrong 16. Leslie Brown 17. Sue Smith 18. Cindy Pollord 19. Janis Milne 20. Toni Hewitt 21 . Sandy King 22. Jeonie Langmore 23. Debby Lones 24. Tricia Walloce 25. Greta Goronson 26. Sharon Guthrie 27. Sue Cifranic 28. Nancy Noziska 29. Debby Johnson 30. Sandee Peterson 31 . Carol Hedigan 32. Kay Christensen 33. Cheri Hall 34. Nancy Nolan 35. Jan Sieg 36. Marcte McKerren 37. Denyse Ames 38. Lynn Geschneider 39. Cherri Myers 40. Sally Frost 41. Cheri Broodheod 42. Paula Williams 43. Kathy Vlahakis 44. Mary Borry not pictured: Toni Gondinier Merry Richards 328 D D) E o u 329 I 1 . Kathy Guiver 2. Karolyn Kiisel 3. Stephanie Buckham 4. Karen Boegler 5. Emily Spindler 6. Karen Firth 7. Sue Ferguson 8. Nancy Broshear 9. Pomelo Woss 10. Sondes Henry I 1. Susan Richardson 12. Evy McNitt 13. Kathy Wilson 14. Polly Tinker 15. Noncy Pomeroy 16. Cathy Neimon I 7. Annolee McDonough 18. Cindy Murray 19. Jackie Nelson 20. Terri Silk 21. Corol Nielson 22. Meto Trout 23. Patsy Aranock 24. Linda Peterson 25. Linda Halopoff 26. Kathy Kiisel 27. Robin Tucker 28. Suzanne Pulsifer 29. JuleCoMini 30. Linda SheHer 3 1 . Debbie Mayer 32. Susan Barton 35. Linda Nielsen 36. Suzanne Simmler 37. Coprice Rothe 38. Jane Meier 39. Julie Gruen 40. Bev Schroder 41. Peggy Frost 330 ! 332 1 . Julie McAndrews 2. Brooke Person 3. Eileen Barry 4. Susie Swanson 5. Nancy McCallum 6. Sondy Davis 7. Suzy Weber Gretchen Moschmeyer 9. Sandy Shipmon 10. Myrno Serafino I I . Marcia Engel 12. Mary Jane Stricklin 1 3. Donno Sloan 1 4. Katie Low 15. Julie Mclntyre 16. Rondo Vogel 17. Nancy Lynn Stafford 18. Winkie Wolfe 19. BuHy Block 20. Cheryl Pond 21 . Andrea Covert 22. Linda Wollin 23. Marja Hoffmon 24. Karen Okerstrom 25. Rochelle Thomas 26. Terry Covington 27. Chris Alderete 28. Nancy Knox 29. Janis Weyrauch 30. Nancy Rethmeier 31 . Sherry McLaren 32. Brendo Uyemura 33. Elaine Fontano 34. Judy Gross 35. Carol Eraser 36. Commie Larson 37. Loren Cooper 38. Loni Gronum 39. Casey McLonohon 40. Kris Vicklund 41. Sherry Moody 42. Tino Ruppelt 43. Cindy Lindquist 44. Tori Palmer 45. Dion Rodriguez 333 ' t. 1 . Sharon Morks 2. Michelle Siegel 3. Patricia Turkel 4. Alice Handel 5. Paulette Stern 6. Janet Rosner 7. Stephanie Rudolph 8. Karen Stern 9. Leslie Schermer 10. Linda Novin 11. Marlene Magenheim 12. Bonnie Rosenblatt 13. Joanne Perler 14. Joclyn Eskin 15. Barbara Manheimer 16. Roberto Groner i ' ' H ' 0 ' - 335 1 . Denise Mathey 2. Chris Higgs 3. Marsha Hebden 4. Sue Hayles 5. Sherri Meares 6. Nancy Strang 7. Debbie Boyne 8. Lynn Utzinger 9. Barbara Guis 10. Carolyn Hayes 11. Chris Cullen 1 2. Janet Gimbel 13. Libby Kohler M. Linda Corroll 15. Gail Woiven 16. Pom Grobecker I 7. Kothy McKendrick 18. Donna Milefchik 19. Christi Snyder 20. Trudy Lynch 21. PatWotts 22. Nancy Hebden 23. Krista Schmidt 24. Moryonn Sobotnick 25. Vicki Welch 26. Cathy Young 27. Kathy Colclosure 28. Kathy Nielson 29. Ellen Turner 30. Vicki Rieber 31 . Teri Trumbore 32. Nancy Blickensderfer 33. Lindo Stine 34. Kari Young not pictured: Cheryl Chlad Becki Cox Linda Dickey Jan Horbaugh Diane Lang Sue Schofield Hollis Stowell . S 336 ..SJfa - W t W D Q. D E E D 337 1. Condy Folker 2. Beth McClure 3. Miriam Teutsch 4. Nino Nicholson 5. Judy Lissner 6. Tina Hall 7. Linda Wedding 8. Janet Hedrick 9. Debbie Polmquist 10. Janet Flammong 11. Linda Wickstrom 12. Diane Deorden 13. Cindy Miller 14. Robyn Bentley 15. Debbie Kabuss 16. Morgoret Potts 17. Cathy Adams 18- Mary Rounsavell 19. Potty Multord 20. Cindy Flonnery 21 . Jonice Roguso 22. Barbara Raymond 23. Mto Gilberg 24. Cindy Voil 25. Nancy Newmon 26. Marty Betzler 27. Lou Robinson 28. Sue Rondell 29. Mrs. Edwards 30. Melody Bankes 31. Jonie Kloustermeyer 32. Maryonne Honnold 33. Jean Clinite 34. Carol Clinite 35. Judy Hannond 36. Joan Woolwoy 37. Marilyn May 38. Jo HoHeins 39. Dano Peterson 40. Andria Pill 41. RiniFilzpolrick 42. Morionne Mitchell 43. Bonnie MocEvoy 44. Wendy Howard 45. Gayle Holderness 46. Nancy Ghon 47. Morilee Bankes 48. Cyndy Lengnick 49. Jackie Bell 50. Ann Stiles 51 . Trudi Sturgeon 52. Shirley Buss not pictured: Toni Dickinson Morie McGoffigan Judy Walker 339 Pom Patty Jan Brooks Noncy Stephen Dione Sctierer Cheri Dunn Margie Vykouk Bonnie Reilly Harriet Shields Linda Guymon Genie Kaiser Meg Gompf Nancy Tinsley Janis Riegle Elinor Fowler Debbie Hammargren Phyllis Malcomson Barbaro Cate PolBrody Sharon Yarber Chole Clements Diana Yarber Sheryl Schroder Helen Warren Cathy Chapmon Laurie Bagnord Cathy Johnson Mory Nastronero Gail Woodard Linda Tubbesing Bonnie Nickel Ellen Juliene Kelly Watson Chris Corbough I, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1 1. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 23. 24, 25 26. 27. 28, 29 30. 31, 32, 33, not pictured: Les Ewing Bette Giles Barb Minnie Bonnie Strochan 340 I D 0) D Q. Q. D 341 8 ). DiAnne Beard 2. Vikki Prusos 3. Tish Bigelow Gretchen Schnieders 5. Kothy Gilcrest 6, Carol Booth Shirley Bergstrom Kelly Yogemonn 9. Betsy Strong 10. Mary Lind 1 1 . Gayle Power 12. Becky Borgert 1 3. Kendel Bear 1 4. Debby Lamp I 5. Andy Korkos 16. Carolyn Johns 17. Sandy Bernards 18. Vol Howard 19. Denny Brcwn 20. Karen Snyder 21. Vtcki Neemeyer 22. Susan Jennings 23, Nancy Thomas 24. Peggy Riggle 25. Christine Barker 26. Karen O ' Kane 27. Kim Necessary 28. Chris Keith 29. Annette Wiley 30. Kristen Grille 31. Vol Lee 32. Nancy Grant 33. Louise Egly 34. Barbora Bohnstodt 35. Denise McCrory 36. Cindy Held 37, Robin Cleary 38. Carole Knoul not pictured: Geri B our Carlotta Brant Lynn Brocoff Dru Doheny Susan Grant Marcia Ling Linda Miller Phyllis Sirota Marilyn Bartlett Kafhy Bonness Kirby Hanson Hilary Johnson 343 E 344 12 I . Enid Lerner 2. Debe Berger 3. Judi Ant Sandy Zimmermon Virginia Von Osdel 6. Pot Nogy 7. Aileen Detering B. Connie Westvig 9. Sandi Oliver 1 0. Anne Bower 1 1. Cheryl Crist Borboro Menendez 13. Jo-onn Robbs 14. Moggy Merrick 15. Eileen Edgerton 16. Vicki Chung 1 7. Suzanne Bruce 18. Cathy Weir 19. Linda Ballance 20. Jonis Jocobson 21 . Linda Cooper 22. Belinda Block 23. Janet Woche 24. Fron Thompson 25. Fran Longfitt not pictured: Wanda Calkins 345 .1 Sue Moss Joyce Lessor Mimi Kaufman Helanie Kurtzman Barbara Kadner Nito EHrom Karen Graft Carol 5cott Korin Kaplan 10. Nancy Mozar I I. Beverly Miller 1 2. Elaine Stewart 13, Debi Morons 14. Joan Linden I 5. Cheryl Gelmon 16. Cyndee Kofin 17. Mimi Weisel not pictured: Sandy Solka ThrisfiQ Fredricks Sue Rosenfeld Koren Brody Anna Kopplemcn f 346 ! Jr ' i y D £ « ) D £ 347 mM 1. Anne Fleming 2. Angela Chen 3. Leslie Willey 4. Laurie Bird 5. Joanne Pierson 6. Lotne Piini 7. Pat Howord 8. Mary Sewell 9. Michelle Piozet 10. Wendy Sheffers 1 I . Lucy Semeniulc 12. Jeanne Brcw n 13. Eleanor Fearman U. Kathy Fields 1 5. Martho Berry 16. Alexis Hix 1 7. Sue Steidley 18. Christy Snyder 19. Faye Gordinier 20. Janet Fish 2 1 . Linda Le Morinel 22. Jane Stansbury 23. Suenell Yankie 24. Barbie HuH 25. Noncy Miner 26. Noncy Allen 27. Alison Fuller 28. Lynn Kudio 29. Barbara Jock 30. Katie Dore 31. Kristi Rosmussen 32. Kothy Williams 33. Debbie Rothaus 34. Cecelia Romos 35. Noncy Rodgers 36. Andreo Ooumolces 37. Dione Pirie 38. Betsy Eick 39. Pom Silver 40. Kothy Schultz 41 . Cindy Dudugjion 42. Kris Schultz 43. Anne Supple 44. Coroline Walker 45. Dono Wheeler 46. Sue Pebley 47. Jonie Richordson not pictured: Dan Dunn Joon Fast Joki Fleming Susan Horsell Nancy Rensenhouse Jeonnie Wolloce Nancy Wold Lucy Semeniuk Jooni Stillmon mi ?B 348 I ll 4 ■ ■ ' i 349 Qiy, 1. Melanie Yasgoor 2. Rondo Pieter 3. Ricki Feldmon 4. Noncy Rosen 5. Joanne Yoffee 6. Nogo Amir 7. Goyle Abroms 8. Cathy Olshone 9. Donna RotKschild 10. Melodie Gelber n. Sylvie Kulkin I 2. Margo Lessner 1 3- Gail Caplan 14. Beth Bennett 15- Rochelle Gazin 16. RoseAnn Cohen 1 7. Susan Kaplan 18. Beverly Hammer 19. J ud y Sc hi es i ng er 20. Ilene Billens 21. Janet Wolff 22. Mrs. Dorothy Ruge 23. Judy Guzik 24. Evanne Levin 25. Kothy Sirotta 26. Lisa Roufman 27. Susan Siraton 28. Suson Colen 29. Barbara Moster 30, Shoron Gam 31 . Susan Gordon 32. Cathy Hoilperin 33. Linda Gottegno 34. Betsy Copelon 35. Nancy Pickett 36. Jon Brownstien 37. Wendy Miller 38. Andrea Bermcn 39. Margie Broun 40. Pomelo Oringel 351 m 1 ' 4 jm x m M M 1 V 1 . Athena Peralta 2. Bonnie Cooper 3. Priscillo Sheets 4. Stephanie Stolorz 5. Mary Rockett 6. Haltie Herndon 7. Cindy Word 8. Cherry Mitchem 9. Dorlene Gaul 10. Mary Schleifer 1 1 . Carolyn Kaiser 1 2. Poula Skillmon 13. Mary Highfill 4. Norma Suffron 1 5. Maxine Klein 16. Ruth Anne Berkness 17. Rondo Wilmoth 1 8. Mary Vineyard 19. Michele Lombordo 20. Jonet Bowman 353 The fraternity system at uv.la nas oeen in existence tor almost 50 years. But it is only recently that the system has begun a serious self-examination. To be sure, much of the self- examination was prompted by criticism from university students and the challenge of the changing context in which they live. Membership in a fraternity neither excludes individuals from, nor binds them to this change. In trying to meet and answer the criticisms and satisfy their own needs for meaningful re- sponses through personal experience, fraternities have begun to restructure their system. Last November in affirmation of the policy of reexamination, a conclave was held which ultimately resulted in a radical re- vision of the IFC. The Fraternity Senate was created. It is de- signed to facilitate the organizational decision-making processes of the representatives of the fraternity system within a frame- work which allows for a greater amount of diversity among the different houses. A fraternity which sustains the popular Hollywood stereo- type, to which many students subscribe, no longer exists. This is not to say that certain individuals within houses would not fit such a stereotype; but one must recognize a stereotype as such, and realize that the vast majority of individuals do not fall within such a narrow concept. It is absurd to believe that members of houses do not engage in campus activities, as groups and as individuals, whether they be political, social, or cultural events. Fraternities offer varied activities for the student, from loud-band parties and sensitivity sessions to ser- vice projects and colloquiums. Some houses are revising their entire structure by going coeducational or in the direction of communal living. Moreover, they offer a companionship and brotherhood which is rarely found elsewhere on this campus. The purpose here is not to defend the fraternity system or to ease the conscience through self-justification, so much as to properly introduce fraternities to the campus at large. The non- fraternity student should realize the value of investigation and examination before conclusions are drawn; conclusions based upon hearsay evidence lead to invalid and distorted results. The fraternity member must continue the process of self-exam- ination, measuring not how much he has changed, but how far he has to go. n •- . — me Fraternity Senate 355 Jeff Snap Ross Worren John Hatch Bill Kieckhaefer, pres Dana Ayres Doug Smart, sec. Geoff Dcigle B. Peter Robb 9. Jim Tallarida 10. Rick Sampson 11. Jeff Hirsh 12. Al Strong 1 3. Dave D ' Arco 14. Jim Gallagher 1 5. Brian McKenno 16, Curt Ezel 1 7, Doug Anderson Frank Anderson 19. Mike Clark 20, Wroy Ladine dog: Otis not pictured; Rick Wagner, treas. John Goudge Mark Nielsen George Morgan Scott Howe George Chung Beta Theta Pi 581 Gayley. Business is as usual 1. Dave Webb 2. Rob Barry 3. George Nichols 4. Fred Dorey 5. John Bergstedt 6. Pot Ryon 7, Mike Armstrong 8. Pete Leohey 9. Dan Gondora 10. Jim Cairns 11. Mike Dunkle 12. Al Coke 13. Tim Ryan U. Professor Kim 15. Tom Miles 16. Jim Poett 17. Bill Frash 18 Jim McKonna 19. Terry Moson 20. Brian Putnam 21 Greg Cosillas 22 John Wilkes 23 Tod Spieker 24 Bob Bjorkland 25 Bill Schumon 26 Mike Ashley 27 Jeff Stork 28 Jeff McKinney 29 Russ Blumenthol 30 Jim Londis 31 Steve Williams 32 Jim Carl no pictured; Steve Colley Jeff Greene Bill Hinck BobKull Kim Lemosters Pete Van Trigt Bob Young Bob Emmett Steve Runk John Knox Q. O D 0) 359 D 0) P 360 Delts came truckin ' back to campus fully prepared to accept the responsibilities of the coming year. Hell-week evolved to an all house work party, with all combining their efforts in house painting and general im- provement. Together with an intelligent and diversified Fall pledge class, the Delts re- treated to the scenic comfort of a Big Bear resort, to reflect on the past, and to plan some new successes: Delt ingenuity innovated a major enter- tainment booth. The Fun House, for MARDI GRAS 1969; hours of hard work proved fruit- ful as the Delta nabbed the Executive Com- mittee trophy. Spring also found Delts host- ing underprivileged youth from Jordan High, as part of a progressive Greek Weekprogram. Fall saw the Delts being themselves at the Pledge Champagne Formal, Wild Wild West and ' Big Game ' French Apache ' parties. National Color Company proofs have re- peatedly revealed the free atmosphereofthe Delt party. Introductory sorority pledge din- ners with Kappas, Thetas, and Pi Phis were meaningful social engagements if one took the time to pursue matters further. A second retreat at Squaw Valley sow the Delts still thinking about where their heads were— a group of men who are individuals, living in a group, enjoying and at times tol- erating other individuals . . a group who, on the basis of friendship put it together. Delts are truckin ' on down the line in ' 70. 1. BillBeMs 2. John-Patton 3. John Wargo 4. Bob Lesh 5, WadeLomson 6. Gory Yomantas 7. Jim Casky 8. Steve Carpenter 9. John Smoot 10. Croig Hamilton 1 1 . Paul Brown 1 2. Vince Silverman 13. Scott Neely M. Joel Cox 15. Scott Ebner 16. EdGrebel 17. Bart Patton 18. MarkWright 19. SteveRogers 20. Mike llaliano 2 1 . Lee Adams 22. Dave McDonald not pictured: Paul Alessini John Apperson Bob Baldwin Greg Konne Barry Kelly Bob Kiernon Tom Kikuchi Dove Kruse John LeGros Roy Levcrio Rob Littleiohn Mike Mueller Kevin Pawlik Pat Plamondon Bob Rogers Bill Swertfoger Jiro Tagowa Bill Woddell Fred Weiner the mainstream is not so bad if you back your ass against the wall here we come and see us totally living in the impetus of spirit and all that werelax and activate in (bro-ly like); LEARN and relearn the Peloponnesian war but we are where the happening story. they are so crude and it doesn ' t relate to the community and why don ' t they get in- volved and why must they the beerguzzling bourgeoisie cloister themselves in anonymous membership and the label, the status is a sickness oh hurl ye your invectives our way, ye who know us so well. You are welcome to try and keep slandering us but we will survive because we are not ashamed to say we like our good times and the bro-hood and the bro-hood will not stop. V I . Gary Montgomery 27. Stu Ledsom 2, Scott Kirk 28. Dennis Hearst 3. Mollis Lenderking 29. Ron Williamson 4. Terry Oftedal 30. Jim Shepner 5. Ken Joblonski 31. Mike Moody 6. Mike Inkster 32. Gary Ludlow 7. Gory Brown 33. Harold Haug 8. Norm Nelson 34. Bob Pitzer 9, Bill Winder 35. Jim Lucas 1 0. Tom Landers 36. Jerry Bagger 1 1 . Stan Terry 37. Paul Garnett 12. Steve Curron not pictured; 13. John Langpap (oc uolly, still in bed) 14. Greg Davenport Ron Picco 15. Bob Newman Jim Foy 16. Rob Kent George Grihalva 1 7. John Prentice Terry Kospar 18. BobGhirelli Al Lundy 19. Jerry Barnes Don Craig 20. Kirk Moon Vic Tremble 21. Don Leutz Roy Roberts 22. Bruce Taylor Goyle Winting 23. Steve Dunnagan Warren Nagano 24, Gil Jansen Evans Hammond 25. Bill Moron Mike Soderberg 26. Don McGonn Jett Raker Lance Pugh 362 . V D Q. O V vj E D 363 1. Eric Rosa 2. Norm Donaldson 3. Rick Thierboch 4. Mark Finley 5. Bruce Kingsbury 6. Ron Montgomery 7. Phil Franklin 8. Pete Peterson 9. Alex Mucino I 0, Terry Vernoy I 1. Bob Vogt I 2. Jim Bouton 1 3. Bob Greig I 4. Dean Burriston 15. Joe Audino 1 6. Ed Sou ve not pictured; Kevin Smith Terry Polley Greg Gill Bill Murrell Dove Simmonds Rich Hov orth Andy Doggott Vince Bischof Gordon Bossermon Keith Meisenheimer Trip Webster 364 B ' 1 . Kip Gray 2. Win Clark 3. Pearlene Dechard 4. Bill Riley 5. Carl Wisntewski 6. Wayne King 7. Pete Kronske 8. JimBlock 9. Dennis Lundquist 10. Richard Theis I 1 . Tony Mardion 12. Jeff Pichel 1 3. Joe Gong Woo 14. Leroy Long Henry Corver III 1 5. Steve Wagner 16. Rex Meyer I 7. Mork Morrow not pictured. John Achuff Gaey Berstein Karl Englert Phil Flares Jerry Leitch Bruno Bisceglia Ted Raess Brock Rogno Joe Rosenberg Jim Sayre Robert Sbardelloti Bob Scurich Bean Westly r £ E D 367 SEE the exitless firetrap riddled by Darwin- ism — sometimes drunken and jungle- like—permeated by the tool, infiltrated by an occasional crescendo whoop whoop and visited by a passing brown helmet. NOTICE the interior, decorated by 30 living, bottomless mirrors unendingly reflect- ing each other, refusing to live un- intensely. OBSERVE the newly padded halls — a play- ground for spontaneous games and sens itivity whose use is exclusively re- served for those who follow the first commandment — Know Thyself. VISUALIZE an unspoken bond between separate, unique entities, living in a land where masks are impossible to wear but costumes are encouraged and have a certain flare. PEEK into the dark cave and see the two sins meet, peer into the palace where the royalty listens to sick puns or shop in the midnight warehouse. If you dare, take the four year tour of every cham- ber in the Magic Theatre. WATCH as ear splitting laughter fills the halls but is unheard by the blind critic who can ' t find the door because to him it is not relevant and above the laughter one can hear him crying, I don ' t understand. 1. Jim Myers 14. Craig Burke 2. Brad Langston-Jones 15. Dick Sessler 3. Steve Krueger 16. Doug Anderson 4. Dennis Poland 17. Randie Lintz 5. Ed Bergstrom 18. Steve Bardwil 6. Bob Vonderet 19. Bob Metcolf 7. Randy Wheeler 20, Kirk Kilgour 8. John Zajec 21. Bruce Herring 9. Benny Vilorio 22. Ed Browning 10. Neil Morgan 23. Jerry Stenehjem 11 Kent Stevens 24. Scott Dotton 12 Gary Gray 25. Jim Stinson 13 Ron Butler 26. Spookie 368 Q. D Q. Q. D 369 3mwnB M9 I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. Randy Gregory Randy Slaughter Mike Phelan Tom Wilson Bill Battles John Slater Mark Barr Steve Kaufman PhilKlien Rich Whitton Bob Howe Joe Butler Greg Arth Bob Ramsey Steve Seligman Bruce Hi Bob Lear Chuck Negri John Livie Lee Carrier Tom Shaver Jim Babcock Louie Miramontes Doug Roth Ted Elink-Schuurmon Deon Baker Mike Fielding Carl Thomas Rich Hunter Wayne Pugh Doc Richords Je(( Mather Roger O ' Brien D E to D Q. Q. D Q. Q. D D E O) 372 In spite of the best efforts of our draft boards, the IFC Judicial Board, and the Daily Bruin editorial staff, Sigma Alpha Epsilon rolled on into the 70 ' s in high gear. In addition to last year ' s monthly grovels, we mustered enough class to put on a formal dinner for Brother Tommy Prothro and our alumni. Of course, a well-rounded social pro- gram could not have been complete without the active participation of our Little Sisters of Minerva. Athletically, we contributed four members to UCLA ' s first undefeated NCAA champion water polo team, and Frey Heath won last year ' s NCAA 100-yard freestyle crown. Four patriots among us suddenly decided to enlist in the National Guard, led by Tom Cote (No. I -Sept. 14). Overcoming a few serious non-efforts, we managed to maintain a 2.75 GPA and place four men on the Dean ' s List. Most important of all, in an overdue response to both the legitimate and myopic criticisms leveled against our system , we finally sat down together to separate the relevant from the archaic, to find our raison d ' etre. Our conclusion: As long as students appreciate the value of close, loyal friends who are willing and able to live together, the SAE will remain as strong as ever. I . Tom Cote 2. Bill Rogers 3. Bill Aldrich 4. Mike Dorsey 5. Terry Palmo 6. Stu Hostings 7. Bill Frank 8. Mike Kent 9. GeoffGroat 1 0. Bob Mourodion II. PhilFonfora 12. Jack Bariteou 13. Glen Hughes I 4. Steve Darrow I 5. Greg Vorwerck 16. Brian Craig 17. Chuck Dragicevich 18. SteveBoughton 1 9. Jim Kauffman 20. Bud Jones 21. Jeff Losch 22. Paul Bickenbach 23. Bill Newkirk 24. Kelly McSpadden 25. Mike Thomas 26. Andy Degeus 27. Bob Lind 28. MikeBuscher 29, Ron Cornell 30. JeffOderman 31. Howard Shempp 32, Jay Morgener 33. Paul Becskehazy 34. Bob Cockle 35. Bob Skelley 36. Kent Bridwell 37. Don Downing 38. Woyne Holland 39. Steve Kelly 40. Curt Hansen 41. Rick Rusch 42. Bob Allison 43. NelsonMeade 44. Jim Puffer 45. Tom Apodaca 46, John Sinclair 47. Jim Anderson not pictured; Tom Rosa Craig Anderson Frank Eldridge Jim Rosewater 373 The self-exploratory living, and laughing Till it hurts. Worry about women and Run! Score! for Sigma Chi! Read till your eyes close in other worlds, and then write When the dining room is perfectly still — late lights. Noisy, steamy showers before we walk the hill To the Megaversity; sometimes overwhelm- ing, always stimulating. Returning home: chili powder, chicken, stew or soup Graces the palates; plates, now I eft, a pledge ' s joy? And closeness and cohesion through it all. Learning, loving, to show and find the hu- manness we hove. Our lesson: the goodness— value — every man has, EVERY man— if you will but look for it; look and listen. Con you remember . . . ? A Christmas tree laden with fruit and candy. And rich glitter friendly glowing After our tests. And the girls. And inspiration, education, initiation; revela- tion Of hearts and minds that can grow— together The prime of life. Our joys, our toils. Building life ' s pillars firmly, together. Daring to know ourselves in away no one else Can. 1. Brian Wedge Cosserty 20 Scott Smith 2. Tom Buonorigo 21 Rodger Brown 3. Mike Betlega 22. Rick Pittenger 4. Bruce Ostronder 23. Dave Banker 5. Jeff Close 24. Dividito Porker 6. Bob the Hie Clark 25 Doug Hild 7. David Delnero 26. Howard Dutro 8. Dob Huggy McDonald 27. Bob Seekctz 9. Tom Metzger 28. Bob Norton 10. Dove Masterman 29. Toni Dickenson II. Pol McClure nol pictured: 12. Bob Cuyler Joe Ingolls 13. Tom Shifty Zapata Gory Anderson 14 Richard lansen Jim Neil 15 John Hammon Bruce Thayer 16 Tim Lenhort Lee Garson 17 Cliff Ghersen Paul Hauens 18 Bob Lynch Sig (our dog) 19 Tim Wode 4)«iatl 375 E to 376 1 . Bruce Ingram 2. Jim Lineberger 3, Tom Romans 4. Harry Montogue 5. Bob Edmondson 6. Steve Stephanou 7. Mark Kobota 8. Gary Cooper 9. Jeff Corliss 10. Jim Arcuri I ) . Rodger Johnson 12. Pot Graham 13. Doug Hansen U. Joe Clark 15. JimJames 16. Tim O ' Neill 17. PeteZanzof 18. Wayne Landis 19. Bob Savluk 20. Bill Young 21. Steve Cobb 22. Jeff Laphom 23. Jim Cody 24. Alan Roberson 25. Jim Johnson 26. MarkNiedermon 27. Jim Sterbentz 28. Larry Strohm 29, Lloyd Gillespie 30. Don Stoll 31 . Jim Ingram 32. Wolly Koltenborn 33. Rich Docherty 34. Derrie DesMorteau 35. Fred Brady 36. Bob Toolen 37. Jim Price not pictured: Tim Meoger Tom Tobor Bob Blair Tom Rougiolo Gene Deetz Alan Lemmerman Rick Boska Claude Tomosini Steve Tomborski Dean Riskis Bob Losey Les Rosen Jim Zroke Mike Cooper Steve Cornell Blake Rankin 377 D Q) D 0) 378 The Theta Delts liked the lottery. We should have, the House average vvas above 200. Contrary to the Daily Bruin ' s belief v e did have more happening than booze, parties, and girls. The Brothers had fun doing their thing. The unrecruited minorities found no difficulty securing recognition. As to the problem of averting our ap- proaching demise, you ' re welcome to find out how the Theta Delts did it. Anyway, what ' s wrong with booze, parties, and girls, DB? 1 . Bruce Reinick 2. Paul Hiley 3- Greg Durgin 4. Clyde Harlcins 5. Fernondo Suarez 6. John McCarty 7. Steve Wit) 8. Barry Kite 9. Steve Rondle 10- Foster Montalbono 1 I , Lorry Dusich 12. Art Wright 13. Tony Boychenko 14. Herb Love 15. Sol Kali! 16. John Packard 17. John Becker 18. Jock Solyer 19. Ed Brevier 20. Charlie Robinson 21 . Dave Rodrigue 22. Phil A|oiko 23. Scott Livingston 24- Barry Grummon 25. Biain Ewing 26. Alan Stratford 27 Bob Martinez 28. O.C. Carter 29. Eric A Bisv ell 30. Cor! Cheodle 3 1 . Jon Ouinn 32. Bob Zintgraff 33. ChuckHoughey ' [)U Ui] l 379 I o £ ■£ o D O if . - O o U. X _o 0) -o o o _ -Q 3 C GO O . S Q. — _i: -L o i D O D E - u c - ° E -5 o c « 0) - o C D ° « ..DO O O - D P C O E o D P- •! t; =•• i o c D o u en o X ( ) -2 E .y o = -SS 6 E 5 i i a, o . 0) J, : O 0) ) O) _j ri C QJ i -D o ;? 5 E o ° o . □: S S - D CO - irZi ' : = Q.-0 i: i ° I g o S E -o E i § S 3 O -5-8 CO — (Nn ' Ln-or-.coo- ' ■ rs n ■ U-) ' O r CO o 00 00 CO a uwwM gMgge 1969 was a good year for ZBT. We had tremendous colloquium in theMalibuMoun- tcins with the Thetas in the spring. We estab- lished a very fine Little Sister organization. We had a very successful UNICEF fund- raising drive. We hosted such distinguished guests as San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto and NFL Most Valuable Player Roman Gab- riel. We made it to the All-U Playoffs in foot- ball, baseball, bowling, tennisand other intra- mural sports. We took 21 pledges in the fall. We had our famous parties which the Phi Kapps loved but the Lambda Chi ' s hated be- cause they were never allowed in. We had good times — we had fun. But people say things on this campus are changing; that there ' s no need for frater nities or sororities any more. They label us traditional, archaic and obsolete. How sad. How sad because within our system each one of us has grown — not only intellectually — but socially as well. We used to have bonfires before football games, serenades at sorori- ties, Homecoming Week, Spring Sing at the Hollywood Bowl. Things that broke the mono- tony of just gong to school. But all that is gone- all that is traditional, archaic and obso- lete. There ' s simply no needfor it, so they say. It is fortunate for us thatSouthern Campus re- corded those times; it is unfortunate thatit will never be able to do so again. How sad. 1. Buzz Kapion 26 Gory Weiss 2. Esther Howard 27 Kuet Swidlwe 3. Lorry Bass 28 Bill Gluckman 4. Flip Phillips 29. Joe Moreno 5. Marty Rus 30. Rick Louis 6. Mark Schneider 31. Marty Schneider 7. Mark Greenfield 32. Zone Auerbach 8. Turk Adelmon 33. RickFerkel 9. Steve Keirman 34 Ron Zitf 10. Ted Green 35. Jeff Kurtz IK Keith Bregman 36 Ken Coin 12. Bill Winslow 37. Chris Goynor 13. Sy Silverstein 38. Allen Pyenson 14. Sheldon SroloH 39. Paul Berslein 15. Gary Michele not pictured: 16. Mark Scrote Ron Spire 17. Josh Weinboum Rich Morks 18 Jules Kabot Jim Farley 19 Herm Trobish Randy Garfield 20. Gory Benson Bruce Hensel 21 Mickey Mellmon Lee Phillipson 22 Mork Greenberg Mike Gotzoken 23 Mark Richards Arthur Levine 24 Mark Vogel Bruce Smiley 25 Gory Wolcl: Lorry Kaiser II CO CO s g D I •• ■ftWVt •LiSBSllIt- f Q. D E P ■B.E S CM CD - ;- o = CT ' D I-  ■ I c o I- . , « Q- LJ ■ : O-D- ■ c JS c c .1 S s 5 P - - - c - 5 CO o - , ) lo cc m Q. : O -.: s g ® c o c y ■£ S . o o _ - = - . Ul g g£i _ S- 5 f - o ' ? o 00 — o CN CM 00 alpha chi sigma AXE, the professional chemistry fra- ternity, is quartered deep in the con- fines of the Chemistry Building, but its spirit and activities are anything but underground. The assistance rendered to the department was more than wel- comed. These services include selling safety goggles, conducting periodicsafe- ty checks, and awarding our scholarships to top chem students. Our physical ac- tivities includes grudge matches against the chem faculty in football, baseball, and volleyball. The last game, a grid match, ended with the faculty victorious by a mere 30 points. The social call includes parties and informal get-toge- thers. The two big events weretheGreat pumpkin Party and the Valentine Party. Going the coed trend, AXE started o Little Sisters Program. Initiated this win- ter were nine lovely Little Sisters, who were the first ever initiated by any AXE chapter. As the saying goes Better Living Through Chemistry. Hong Dea Bill Finnerman Chris Fulton Bill Injerd Alfred Jackson Emil Kalil Bill Kohn Mike Kurtz Bob Malone Larry Mihalas Mike Orkin Steve Rosenblum Don Smith Steve Su Gil Tokuhara Clint Ung Ray Weinstein Alpha Chi Sigma Little Sisters- Lisa Obrowski, Carolyn Hacker, Jeonnie Dodson, Annette Wong, Pat Campbell, Melissa Hays, Rachel Berger, Helen Chu, Katherine Graves, Robert Boranov Robert Brody Sonford De Lugoch Rick Gunther Jock Hewlett Don Kydd Mohammed Larizadeh Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest professional business fraternity in the United States, founded in 1904 to further interests in bus- iness and economics in education. UCLA ' s Alpha Upsilon Chapter was charted in 1926. This year ' s activities included the Southwest Regional Convention in Tucson, Arizona, a four chapter dinner dance at the Los Angeles Country Club, and nunnerous excellent pro- fessional activities. In February, at a joint meeting with the L.A. Alumni Chapter, the Honorary Faculty Award was presented to Dean Erwin M. Keithley of the Graduate school of Business Administration.30 Justin Montano II Takeshi Maekawa Robert Rich Sonford A. Rosen Chris Rufer Joseph Snider Edgar Stuart Jay Wayne alpha kappa psi 387 eGro««. D C ±: a E Q o o -? == E D — ' D £ -a c D E o n c CD c -o V 05 D o Q) O D O) en c o £ Q) 0) 0) (D r (D ' 12 E O - D « O U id 03 O £ £ i c o c D D O to JZ a, c i ■£ 3 c D ;:; i:: - , ' to irt O) 00 lo c C 3 C Q.CL i 0) dj- t; ■ _o o .E c 0) -c LU := r O ' l2 o i 2 E 2 o u o o i_ a. - ci. D o O c _ o •5 5 o irt E « D 0) 388 Devy Doel Sue Donahue Jan Field Melonie Engle Korla Houghton Carolie Winstein Victor Chan Jospeh Chow Wilmore Finnerman Sol Goldberger Artis Grant Gary S. Greene John Keeling Gregory Leong Al Manning Irv Rose Albe Ting Creed Walker Linda Ainsworth Ellie Booth Barbara Cate Debbie Davisson Michele Daze Sue Fields Jan Fury Sue Gurak Toni Kanovich Bev Kiefer Kathie Moore Judy Moorehouse Pom Potty Jane Pesonte Mary Polito Corli Rogers Dorothy Thomas D) 389 Larry Bass Robert Berghell Paul Bickenbach Vic Cochran Gary Cunningham John Davis Phil Fonfara Jim Farley Gary S. Greene Trey Heisler Joe Hilberman Dan Himelstein Jim Johnson Roger Johnson Steve Kuhn Jack Latow Bob Lind Richard Marks Mark Meltzer Joe Moreno Bill Newkirk Mark Niederman Jim Price Greg Rich Jay Routlieb Mike Shafer Steve Stephanou Lorry Strahm Josh Wienman Ron Ziff s JMfkmM Blue Key, the men ' s national upper division honor fraternity, recognized new height of achievement during the past year. After an exciting period of reorganization and redirection, Blue Key launched new programs of com- munity and campus awareness. The Brothers (and I want a capital B on brothers) of Blue Key worked very hard in the programs of Bruin Week (we distributed free cokes) and Mardi Gras, recognized a closer relation- ship with the Student Activities Office, and founded the Blue Key Civic Awareness Committee (rememberthe Olympic!) Finally, there was the annual Champagne Party . . . 390 Lynn Doiguchi Carole Doiwchi Cathy Fukui Chris Fukui Patti Hagiwara Ellen Hamada Carol Holonaka Dianne Jue Eleanor Jung Sondi Kato Peggy Koboyashi Debbi Kubota Dianne Nitta Julia Okida Christi Otani Shirley Quong Candy Sato Kyoko Shibasoki Grace Tanihara Thalia Taomae Beverly Tarumoto Naomi Uyekawa Barbara Yamada u 391 Nancy Austin Marilee Banks Margo Barreto Kendal Bear Susie Berks Kay Black Becky Borgert Carlotta Brant Stephanie Bucknum Joanne Campbell Susie Carroll Angela Chen Robin Cleary Lynette Clements Cindy Cotton Laurie Curran Sandy Davis Michele Daze Ton! Dickinson Margaret Eales Susan Fink Judy Frank Nancy Ghan Barbara Gius Diana Greene Kristen Grille Judy Guzik Sherree Hale Kirby Hanson Cindy Held Jane Hermanson Marja Hoffman Dianne Hull Julie Jackson Susan Jennings Debbie Kabuss Donna Karr Kathy Kennedy Kathy Kleinkauf Lynn Koffman Cammie Larson Claudia Laidlaw Cyndy Lengnick Cynthia Lew 392 Love is making our happiness the happiness of others. Through per- sonal involvement v ith individuals, this year ' s Bruin Belles greatly ex- panded their servicesto UCLA beyond their traditional role osofficial univer- sity hostesses. Belles initiated a Big Sis program to help orient new for- ego students to UCLA, and hostessed informal cultural exhonges. The child- ren of the Pediatrics Ward were en- tertained on a weekly basis by Belles. UCLA spirit was promoted as Belles hostessed visiting athletic teams, such as the New Zealand Rugby team, sent- off our Bruins, and greeted football recruits. Campus events, as Open House, and Charter Day, Federal Car- eer Day, and the Founder ' s Room, were hostessed by Belles, who also greeted judges and sponsored a booth at Mordi Gras. Theonnual BruinBelle- Beau banquet capped an exciting year. bruin bells Judy Lissner Rose Look Katie Low Trudy Lynch Michele March Nancy McCallum Denise McCrory Helen McCullough Linda Mclssac Casey McClanahan Evy McNitt Jane Meier Pam Messer Vickie Neemeyer Karen O ' Kone Karen Okerstrom Debbie Polmquist Margaret Potts Laurie Power Antoinette Poppas Sue Pebley Rhonda Pieter Donna Plummer Suzanne Pulsifer Wendy Richie Pot Rider Peggy Riggle Becky Rosser Myrna Serafino Priscilla Sheets Harriet Shields Susie Smith Margie Somers Michol Stewart Ann Stiles Bonnie Strachan Linda Stine Janice Sumler Susie Swanson Suzi Sydenstricker Lynda Terry Rochelle Thomas Vicki Tong Joyce Trout Meta Trout Brenda Uyemura Barbara Veile Pam Wass Barbara Welty 393 Linda Ballance Margo Barreto Julie Cottini Cheryl Gelman Evanne Levin Katherine Loughlln Linda Lusk Rhonda Pieter Suzanne Pulsifer Donna Rothschild Cherrie Russell Gail Wolvern  O E o Patii Bamattre Karen Boegler Donna Casey Holly Colville Shelly Cox Terry Diamond Cheryl Dunn Judy Ellertson Linda Gattegno Arlene Gaviole Barbara Guis Cheryl Glancy Linda Henderson Julie Jackson JoAnn Lentz Trudy Lynch Sherrie McLaren Donna Plummer Theresa Ramsey Judy Schlesinger Carol Smith Susan Smith Linda Spinardi Penny Starr Q. O to 1p John Barker Kenneth Barnum Raymond Brubaker Mark Danin Randolph Gregory James Kauffmon Robert Lind Stephen Lupton Peter Marchewka Henry Morris Robert Newton George Powell Lorenzo Sein John Seski Mark Stull Bruce Willison John Wright Peter Zonzot Play catch to help the coordination of an exceptional child. Explain math to a student in a tutorial program. Sound familiar? It should — its our students on campus doing their thing. Just as all groups can point to some members with pride and to others with scorn, so can we. Whether we are gathering food for needy Indian families at Thanksgiving with our girls ' auxiliary, the Anchors, having a good time at an exchange or formal with our favorite girl, or having someone do a doubletake to find our connection with blood was only in donating the most in the campus drive, we are a part of the campus community. Four years of unversity lectures, sports, concerts; four years of working, studying, and social- izing; four years of relating and interrelating our knowledge and experiences; four years of being a part of our life. This has been and is the Naval ROTC Unit at UCLA. This is our thing. o O u 395 L Carol Chan Kwok-Kon Chan Humphrey Cheung Ko-Hsin Chi Nancy Chiang Philip Chiang Glenn Fond Ina Hiiung Sue Hum Frances Jao Lynn Kuo Susie Lau Lena Lee Peter Lee Ray Lee Tze-Jen Lee Ronnold Lew Kenneth Ma Joseph Pang Lydia Shen Phil Trink Egbert Tse Sam Tsui Paul Tung Johnny Wong Steve Wong Shelia Yu Susie Yu Gay Yuen Henry Yuen 396 Although the Club has been in existence for quite a number ofyears, it is still undergoing far-reaching or- ganizational changes. The Club has been primarily a social one and under the leadership of President Phil Trinh, it hopes to expand its activities. The Club sponsored its first and successful Chinese New Year ' s Dinner-Dance for 400 people on Feb- ruary 7, 1970 at the Golden Palace Restaurant in Chinatown. Anotherfirst is the monthly publication of the Club Newsletter. Social events included many dances and lunch socials. Ath- letic activities and tournaments have been successfully organized. In the last year, the Club has ob- served a phenomenal growth in mem- bership-from 150 to 500 members. The Club hopes to offer more activities to meet the diverse interests of its members. Phil Trinh, President u CO CO u 397 0) 0) f?qC5?i« ' - « :5 f Bonnie Baker Ginger Birkholm Gail Carres Paula Davis Karen Doidge Anna Drumlewicz Cheryl Gelman Suzanne Johnson Jessica Jones llene Kay Cheri Keele Marie Marengo Joanne Nishio Terri Olivares Michele Ramsey Joan Silverburg Kaydettes is the women ' s auxiliary to the Army ROTC. We are a relatively new group and we began the 1969-70 school year by participating in the Tri-Service Tea. From this and other rush activities we welcomed 24 new members. Also in the fall quarter we had several informal parties with the cadets and a Christmas party with plenty of mistletoe to help relieve the tensions of finals. A week-end ski trip to Big Bear highlighted our winter quarter. This quarter wasalsoded- icated to raising money which we accomplish- ed through bake sales, a raffle, and several other interesting projects. The spring quarter saw more informal part- ies and one formal occasion, the Military Ball, held in conjunction with the Air Force ROTC. During the year we were hostessesfor sev- eral activities including the UCLA Open House. We also served coffee and donuts to the cadets at Saturday morning drills even if it did mean getting up at 6:00 A.M. It has been a good year for Kaydettes filled with lots of hard work but lots of fun, too. We are looking forward to next year which promises to be one of greater involve- ment and more new friends. 398 l ' Holly Smith Kay Smith Patrice Tarsey Allan Wilion Deborah Berger Joyce Bjornson Sue Coady Trisha Frecierick Judy Gl ickman Miriam Goslins Beth Johansen Maurine Kukic Marcia Matz Jane Meier Barbara Bohnstodt Robert Buckler Barbara Cote Celeste Easton Arthur J. Gee Michael H. GessI Sue Granite Darrell Harris Gail Keller Mike King Marc Levinson Katharine Loughlin Mark Oldendorf John Ramsey Charles J. Reid D O O E o o c o — c Q Students with a high scholas- tic average in Enghsh are re- worded with membership in the Enghsh Honor Society. Patrice Tarsey has led them through many discussions of literary personalities and cre- ative works. 399 Carolyn Chernc Dianne Coane Devy Doel Doris Kumamotc Nadine Lander Janet Lee Lois Lee Shirley Lee Miki Matsubaro Miyo Motsubora Claudia Reed Cathy Terzion Irene Wotanobe Jane Weisberg Shorrie Weisberg Gerri Yomoguchi phrateres 400 Ilielo ion, ml com V in I Wive Hest ttlein Wong lite k ' N) liiterfioo fcs y, lorloro «l|Miy( Nany Yoshihara Julia Yoshinaga Barbara Chikami Nancy Fujihiro Barbara Hirashima Namy lijima Vickee Ikeguchi Wendy Jung Colleen Kakehashi Sue Kobashigawa Mary Ann Kurashita Cynthia Lew Marsha Miura Beverly Miyamoto Barbara Mizuno Janet Murata Vickie Nokayama Diane Okumoto Condi Ota Joyce Sakamoto Denise Senzaki Eliane Suyetsugu Joyce Takahashi Diana Takenaga Julie Wachi Leora Wong Teresa Yokoyama Theta Kappa Phi, a service-social organ- ization, participates in a variety of school and community projects. On campus we take part in Mardi Gras, v here for the 4th con- secutive year our Teriyaki has won 1st prize for best food. During the summer, we part- icipate in the Nisei Week festivities. ' Along with our service projects, we still have time for parties and exchanges which t pretty well fills our calendar. 1969-1970 was I a good year, filled with a lot of friendships, i sisterhood, and many memorable times. This year ' s Thetas were lead by President 1; Barbara Hiroshima and Vice Presidents Bev- ' eriy Miyamoto and Namy lijima. theta kappa phi 401 ( b - - 90mm, . ' r- B? ' ■ m- christian science organization C ( i- o c M - 0) -C O -o - ( i- o o 6- • o c § « « != c o u CO c c o .2 402 U 9 Ji U 0) o l— Q. O 15 D ( I ;t ID C OJ c D ' (D Q) -C u :t= CO c C D o - :?- 5 Q) o .2. o E D C 1- (D C o O u c o .2 o E Is o c c - o 1) CO X D c .9 Q. cn O 0) -a ■ - L ]} -o - k — - o - ' O 1 5 - M- .E a -Si - o o _ o -D U c ) o 0) i O § 3 O O) - 01 I- CD - Et3 c o E u o -p Q- o 5 ii c ! ' CL .-£ O C o •2 c 0) .E -c u - - O) irt 0) u c 0) ll in U . O 0) blarney house C 8 0: 0 (. cx: c c c O o CO C O c o E c £  o 2 ■ u ( o o o o --■- : C « D J3 0) ™ O O u 0) D UiiJUriQ i Cl — {NCNCNCNCNCNCNCM D O - 2 ° c y 77 OUT ' - ' £ Cr, - 0) o u i - c 1 — i-i T : o D — O O 1- O Li_LijU-SLU QiLi_a: .— oico ioor ooo 403 oil ' cork glencairn 1 . Lovey Parker 2. Pete Viri 3. Schwantz Gorenbein 4. William Backward 5. Lynn Beesen 6. Kelvin Sei 7. RichBudnick 8. PouletteWang 9. Gary Stomler 10. Robert Alpert 1 1 . Richard Fitzhorris 1 2. Sharon Tamura 13. Steve Cuff 14. Barry Hicks 15. John Teget 16. Mike Hosterman 1 7. Rick James 1 8. Dennis Rocklein 19. Karen Britt 20. Geri Couppee 21 . Joel Castro 22. Joe Mesimer 23. Mike Dest 24. Zoe Yaskiel 25. Mori Stylanides 26. Bill Meigs 27. Kay Brand 28. Sandi Kato 29. Dennis Couan 30. Teri Herrero 31 . Lola Ouan 32. Susi Painter 33. John Isen 34. Lucy Nokano 404 Of J and of rhum i 1. Wayne Collett 2. Tom Hurd 3. John Carlton 4. Mark Abram 5. Jim Goggero 6. Rick Strong 7. Greg Strayer 8. Steve Kennedy 9. Stee Cochran 10. Stan Livingston 1 1. Tom Vogel 12. Ramon Perez 13. Jeff Paine 14. Tim Sasaki 15. Clayton Record 16. Bob Loftin 17. Norm Wilcox 18. Bob Fishback 19. Alan Rosenberg 20. Bill Wilson 21. Harvey Nakamura 22. Nader Entessar 23. Joe Rippinger 24. Kevin Baird 25. Pete Kochlacs 26. Ben Urabe 27. Glenn Nishida 28. Pat Waddell 29. Jim Carson 405 1. Eric Foxman 2. Ken Birkenstein 3. Bob Sperry 4. Mark Gallup 5. Loren Clap 6. Tom Turner 7. Bill Injerd 8. Mollis Staven 9. Richard Hoberman 10. Gary Edmonds 11. Barry Sochat 12. Dean Riskas 13. Mike Packer 14. Tim Meager 15. Brian Pierce 16. Doug Landauer 17. Paul Naujokaitis 18. Kip Johnson 19. Mike Olson 20. Tony Furtodo 21. Zigy Teteris 22. Paul Haut 23. Randy Fortiner 24. Jack Latow 25. Alan Fitch orion 406 n i i i daphne 1. Gayle Wiegand 2. Margaret Goodell 3, Ruth Takeda 4. Barbara Weinberg 5. Carol Hurley 6. Linda Spinardi 7. Luerae Whiteing H.A 8. Irene Maruno 9. Pamela Sargent 10. Susan Hubble 1 1. Judy Rudermann 12. Alice Kubo 13. Wendy Leong U. Elaine Sevi 15. Meredith Wegner 16. Linda Heckman 17. Sally Hamilton 18. Becky Dominguez 19. Amy Harringtom 20. Jackie Ford 21. Wenda Schaeffers 22. Louise Pender 23. Janet Weinstein I o Z 5 (D-D C 0) D O — UJ DQ U U £| c a) ' o o D q: S 0) - 0) O - — 1 — ) CO Ol , 1 5 2 5 -D E C - - U UJ ►r U == c  j= :h - 0) a (i L. I- QJ QJ l_ - v • t c c £ I = ° J o g o ' Ul 2 O — OJ OD °- . -°-°zl6S um 5Qc2-5 £g uo l cxjc o-— CNco ' i-osdr oo( 0 ' — cnco (_t — -1- i- c - 408 409 The validity of many university living groups is being ques ne Himalaya ' s unique spirit of brotherhood remains. Himalaya 1. Steve Sillman 16. Ken Cowley 2. Larry Rothman 17. Ron Prinz 3. Paul Davis 18. Roy Lavender 4. Dove McNary 19. Curt Holguin 5. John Spies 20. Mike Burns 6. Vance Johnson 21. Jerry Reopele 7. King Cheung 22. Ken Young 8. Ron Fister 23. Caroline Oehler 9. Jad Wills 24. John Kolish 10 Hartzell Alpizor 25. GeoW Courtright 11 Bob Bard 26. Bruce Friedmon 12 Gary Campbell 27. Bob Newton 13 Brent Alpono 28. Bob Williams 14 Tim Brewer 29 Dove Anderson 15 Steve Korpeles 30. Glenn Harvey d 31. Ken McClollono 32. Ed Hector 33. Chris Bessemer 34. Rod Engel 35. John Boie 36. Bruce Hecht 37. Tom Reiley 38. Kirk McElney 39. Dove Brown 40. Fred Cisneros 41 . Ron Robertson 42. Rick Richert 43. Roy Campbell 44. Tony Goodrum 45. Mike Evans lueoned sierra manhattan 1. Parme Planich 2. Kathy Chapman 3. Sheila Baron 4. Betty Buller 5. Pat Rider- Pres. 6. Greg Ogden— Pres, 7. Beth McCrary 8. Bonnie Rito 9. Mary Lau 10. Ron Selgrath-H.A. 11. Toheri Rangwala 12. Janet Behrens- H.A 13. Al Tieger 14. John CI em ins 15. Gary Newman 16. Chip Larsen 17. Don Mackin 18. Roger Nicosia 19. Jeff Bemis 20. Henry Yuen 21. Tobie Osathanoud 22. John Meikle 23. Owen Mason 24. Warren Liang 25. Tom Tullius 26. Bruce Davis 27. Albert Garcia 28. Frank Ridge 29. Charlene Kite 30. Mike Nadel 31. Dennis Melendez 32. Joan Samuelson 33. Vic Trembioy 34. Burl Cannon 35. Jeanne Bloom 36. Gary Simons 37. Bob Blake 38. Carolyn Chriss 39. Buddy Pennington 40. Dave Sutton 41. Geri Yomaguchi 42. Vince Perez 43. Marilyn Ghirelli 44. Bob Grossman 45. Bill Weaver 46. Francis Joo 47. MarkKalpakoff 48. Dave Kinnoin 49. Elan Rubinstein 50. Greg Kahn 51. Ron Cohn 52. Mike Wilkinson 53. Larry Tipton 54. Randy Johnson 55. Jin St. Amour 56. Samson Pun 57. Bob Rich 58. Ken Wernle 59. Gary Branstatter 60. Doug Fenberg 61. Mike Ettinger 62. Norm Doust 412 Joe Applegate Cassie Hawley Louise Gibbs Mark Mead Len Hartkemeier Joan Donald Colleen Spare Sandy Feldmon Gail Hansen Marlene Bridges Dave Morton Rob Applegate Bobbie Newcomb Liz Wallace Jeonnie Kaleth Mrs. Thompson Dave Thursdale Penny Cozad Laurie Cooley Byron Walter Cheryl Betson Carol Himmelman Ken Lyon Mike Seid Carolyn Dusenbury Rick Huff Don Kydd Bill Hudson 1. Cindy O ' Connor 2. Lenoro Yee-ling Chen 3. Adele J. Surfas 4. Beth Lucille Martin 5. Patty Marie Compbell 6. Koreno Wong 7. Joan Ruth Kingsbury 8. Tonya Dennis 9. Sylvia R. Borunda 10. Aorin Chu 41 II. Chris leschner 12. Margo Covington 13. NoroYeh 14. Undo J. Phillips 15. Eleanor Phillips (house mom) 16. Goil Lynne Konishi 17. Silvana Polo de Jonghe Stevens Ml I Zr. M £S •■•1 ' -.: ' ' 416  5MS «  1« •M«IU...- ... 9 rvv- r- w - 1;;, L 1 SKtCl .!. COUR.il ' - ' V. 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Adomson, 252 Bob Turk Adelmon, 382 Ellie Adelson, 319 Bill Adkins, 386 Shoo Agonoter, 181, 183 Shorrel Agosfo, 252 Edward Agran, 252 Lindo Ainsworth, 389 Lois Aisley, 252 Phil Ajoika, 378 Dorcas Albaugh, 252 Steven Albu, 252 Chris Alderete. 333 Bill Aldrich, 372 Paul Alessini. 360 Gory Alexander. 252 Georgia Alhodeft, 252 Nancy Allen, 345 Patricia Allen. 252 Bob Allison, 372 Anita Alltounoin, 31 7 Rose Almochar. 323 Sixto Almodovor. 252 Brent Alpono, 4 1 Jennifer Alpough, 252 Melindo Alpough, 135 Ruth E. Alperin. 252 Julie Alpern, 3 19 Alan Alport. 252 Marco Alport. 408 Nancy Alpert, 252 Robert Alpert, 404 Hartzell Alpizar, 410 Robert Alitizer, 252 Eorl Altshuler, 220 Elio Alvarez, 228 Denyse Ames, 252, 329 Nogo Amir, 351 Victor Amor, 252 Berhanie Anderbehon, 183 Craig Anderson, 372 Dove Anderson, 410 Donna Anderson, 252 Doug Anderson, 356. 368 Douglas Anderson. 252 Gary Anderson. 374 Gerry Anderson, 386 Jim Anderson, 372 Karen Anderson, 327 Paul Anderson, 252 Dave Anduri. 127, 386 Dovid Anduri, 253 Eva Angel. 253 Marie Anzalone. 135 Tom Apodoco, 372 David Appelbaum. 253 Rex Applegote. 253 John Apperson, 360 Joe Applegote, 413 Rob Applegote, 413 Patsy Aronock, 331 Karen Arose, 253 Beryl Arbit. 323 Steven Archer, 253 Fay Arfo, 403 Ted Arimoto. 253 Michoel Armenta, 253 Samuel Armoni, 253 Judy Armstrong. 253 Judy Armstrong, 253, 329 Mike Armstrong, 358 Michele Aron, 253 Joseph Aronson, 253 Sydnee Arth. 329 Greg Arth, 370 Judy Arzt, 347 Deborah Ashin, 128 Art Atkinson. 1 35 Mike Ashley, 358 Kay Aslesen, 409 Cynthia Audino, 253 Joe Audino, 364 Shirley Auerboch, 327 Steven Auerboch. 253 Zone Auer boch, 382 Bruce Auld, 253 Jeff Austin, 228 Nancy Austin. 325 Noncy Austin, 325, 392 Janis Avery, 253 Kothy Axelrod, 319 Morlene Axelrood, 409 Dona Ayres, 356 Cherif Ayoub, 128 Jim Bobcock. 370 RlckBaber, 386 Judith Bockius, 253 Rovi Bagoi, 253 Paulo Bogoso, 253 Jerry Bagger, 362 Laurie Bognord, 341 Lylo Bognord, 253 John Boie, 410 Kevin Boird, 405 Bonnie Baker, 327, 398 Jeanne Baker. 253 Kevin Boker, 253 Peggy Baker, 1 35 Deon Boker. 370 Gory Baker, 134 Williom E. Boker, 253 Joe Bolosco, 213 Doniel Bolbo, 253 Douglas Bold, 254 Bob Boldv in, 360 Dovid Bolkin, 254 Linda Boltonce, 347. 394 Curtis Bollontyne, 254 Dovid Bolter, 254 Mario Baltierra, 323 Potti Bamottre, 394 Krysto Banochowski, 254 Senior Lecturer Jerome Cushman — English 419 Dove Bonker, 374 Morilee Bankes, 339 Morilee Banks, 392 Melody Bankes, 339 Lynn Banks, 135 Diane Barak, 254 Robert Barondy, 254, 387 Bob Bard, 410 Steve Bordwil, 368 Eorl Bandy, 408 Mory Bargion, 254 Christine Barker, 343 John Barker, 395 JackBoriteou, 372 David Barnes, 254 Jerry Barnes, 362 Debra BarneM. 254 Raymond Barney, 254 Nancy Barnhort, 254 Morion Barnett, 321 Kenneth Barnum, 395 Sheila Baron, 41 2 Mork Borr, 370 Edward Borrogan, 254 Fernando Borrero Jr., 254 Marfo Borreto, 317, 392, 394 Eileen Barry, 254, 333 Mory Barry, 329 Rob Barry. 358 BarboroBarth, 254 Roy Borth. 254 Suson Barton, 254, 331 Lorry Borzman, 254 Sarah Basemon, 254 Susan Baskin, 319 Lorry Bass, 382, 390 Bill Bottles, 370 Roberto Bossin, 254 VickiBauling. 254 Diana Bourn, 254 Ruchoma Bourn, 254 Cee Boumon, 403 Debbie Bavisson, 389 James Clinton Bowden, 255 Lindo Boyless, 323 Kendal Bear. 392 Kendel Bear, 343 Di Anne Beard, 343 Robert C- Beck. 255 Ed Becker, 232 John Becker, 378 Morilyn Becker, 403 Paul Becskehozy, 372 Paul Beechen, 255 Jone Coogon Beer, 255 Lynn Beesen, 404 Jonet Behrens, 41 2 SymoBelfer, 255 Elizobeth Bell, 255 Jackie Bell. 339 Jeonie Bellman, 409 JeHBemis. 412 Beth Bennett, 351 Jean Bennett, 1 35 Melody Bennett, 255 Cloro Benrey. 255 Gory Benson. 255, 382 Lorry Benson, 255 RobynBentley, 339 Sue Beron, 325 PhilBerck. 386 Susie Berke, 392 Iris Berezin, 255, 323 Debe Berger, 347 Erico S. Berger, 255 Robert Berghell, 255, 390 John Bergstedt, 358 Ed Bergstrom, 368 Edward Bergstrom, 255 Shirley Bergstrom, 343 Ruth Anne Berkness, 255. 353 Dean Berkus, 134 Andreo Bermon, 351 Agnes Bernoldo, 255 Russel Berngord, 255 Sondy Bernards. 343 Barbara Bernlohr, 255 Poul Berstein, 382 Richard Bernstein. 255 Gory Berstein, 366 Helene Berren, 255 Martha Berry. 345 Chris Bessemer, 410 Richord Betchley. 200. 203 Cheryl Betson, 413 Michael Bettega. 255 MikeBettega. 220. 374 Bill Betts, 360 Marty Betzler, 339 Peter Bezek, 255 Henry Bibby, 190, 203 Paul Bickenboch. 255. 372, 390 Morjorie Biermon, 256 Steven BiHor, 256 Tish Bigelow, 343 llene Billens, 351 Motthew Biren, 256 Ken Birkenstein, 406 Ginger Birkholm, 398 Gregoire Biron. 256 Bruno Bisceglio, 366 Vince Bischof, 364 Eric A. Biswell. 378 BobBjorklond, 358 Joyce Bjornson, 399 Belinda Block. 347 Buffy Black. 333 Kay Block, 392. 403 Shelley Black, 321 Bob Bloke, 412 David Blockstock, 256 PeferBloikie. 256 BobBloir. 376 Constance Blair, 256 Sandra Bionchard, 256 Volri Jeon Blanchord, 256 Noncy Blickensderter, 337 Mourton Blizin, 256 Jacqueline Blott, 256 Debbie Bloch, 315 Jim Block, 366 Jeonnie Bloom. 319 Jeanne Bloom. 41 2 RickBloy, 387 Mike Blumenfeld, 256 Jonis Blumpkin. 319 Joan Blumenstein. 256 RussBlumenthal. 358 Karen Boegler, 331 . 394 Borboro Bohnstodt. 256, 343. 399 Ronald Boldt. 256 Michoel Bongiorno, 256 Bill Bonhom. 220 Kenny Booker, 200. 203 Mark Bookman, 256 Sara Deno GoldbergBookman, 25 Corol Booth, 343 Ella Booth. 256 Ellie Booth. 321, 389 Sondro Borenstei . 256 Roberta Borer, 256 Becky Borgert, 343, 392 Carol Boris. 256 Bruno Bornino, 256 Julie Bornstein. 256 Jeff Borowiok, 228 Jeanine Borree, 257 Sylvia Borundo. 414 Michelle Boscho, 257 Gordon Bossermon, 364 Gory Bothum, 1 35 Debbie Boughn. 321 Steve Boughton. 372 David Bourgoin, 257 Jim Bouton, 364 Jomes Bow. 257 Jim Bow. 128 Anne Bower. 347 Corol Bower. 257 Chris Bowles. 386 Janet Bowmon. 353 Anthony Boychenko, 257 Tony Boychenko. 378 Philip L. Boyd. 240 Debbie Boyne, 337 David Boysen. 257 Glen Brodford. 408 Kathleen Bradley, 257 Fred Brady, 257, 376 Joan Brakensiek. 257 Koren Bromer, 257 Koy Brand. 404 Dorothea Brandt. 257 Mark Bronner. 257 Gory Branstotter. 412 Corlotto Brant. 392 Nancy Brashear. 331 Sheryl Brotmon. 257 Steven Brattmon, 257 Simmi Braum. 31 7 Margie Braun. 35 1 Annette Brovos, 257 Keith Bregmon, 382 Miles Breit, 257 Walter Brennon Jr., 257 Ed Brewer. 378 Tim Brewer, 410 Sharon Brewster. 325 Morlene Bridges. 41 3 KentBridwell. 372 Karen Britt. 404 Jacqueline Britvon. 257 Cheri Broodheod. 329 Evelyn Brockmon. 257 PatBrody. 341 Robert Brody. 387 Horold Bronson. 128 Koren Brooke. 315 Clifton Brooks. 257 Jan Brooks. 341 Wendy Brooks. 257 Lindo Brower, 325 Chorion Brown, 321 Dove Brown. 410 Denny Brown. 343 Gory Brown. 362 Jeanne Brown, 345 Leslie Brown. 329 Mario Brown, 327 Poul Brown, 360 Rigger Brown, 208 Rondo Brown, 257 Rodger Brown, 374 Ed Browning, 368 Jon Brownstein, 351 Raymond Brubaker, 395 Suzonne Bruce. 347 Charles Brummitt, 258 Lisa Brungess, 258 Kothy Bryant, 315 Phil Buccolo. 258 Robert Buckler, 399 Stephanie Bucknum. 33 1 . 392 Rich Budnick, 404 Richard Budnick, 258 Betty Buller. 412 Tom Budnorigo, 374 Cheryl Burch. 258 Enrique Burciaego, 258 Koren Burger. 258 Craig Burke. 368 Mike Burns. 410 Deon Burriston, 364 Irene Burstein. 258 Richard Burstein. 258 Benjamin Burt, 258 Michoel Burton. 258 Mike Burton, 223, 225 Gerald Busch. 258 Jim Bush, 213 MikeBuscher, 372 Shirley Buss, 258, 339 Warren Butcher. 387 Elizabeth Buthr, 258 Joe Butler, 370 I Professor John Galbraith — History Ron BuHer, 368 Susan Cadish. 258 Jim Cody. 376 Ken Coin. 382 Jim Cairns, 358 James Cairns, 258 Cynthia Caldwell, 258 Joanne Compbell, 325 Joanne Campbell, 325, 392 Robert Campbell, 258 Susan Campbell, 258 Art CompJield, 258 Dudley -Campbell, 258 Gary Campbell, 410 H. Glenn Campbell, 240 Jackie Foy Campbell, 258 Potty Campbell, 414 Patti Compbell, 317 Roy Campbell, 410 John E Conodoy, 240 Burl Cannon, 41 2 Joe Canton, 380 Goil Coplan, 35 1 Carole Coponigro, 258 Chris Corboug, 341 Roy Cardenas, 258 Marguerite Cordinolli, 259 David Coretto, 259 Jim Corl. 358 Luis Carlos, 259 John Carlton. 405 Mory Carlson, 315 Steve Corpenter, 360 Cathy Corr, 317 Gail Corras, 398 Lee Carrier, 370 Ed Carroll, 408 Linda Carroll, 337 Susie Carroll, 392 Jim Corson, 405 Edward W. Carter, 240 O. C. Corter, 378 Todd Carter, 128 Leroy Long Henry Carver III, 366 Rocky Carver, 380 Richord Cosoly, 259 PhillisCoscode, 259 Phyliss Cascode, 327 Donna Casey, 394 Judy Cashmore, 315 Greg Casillas, 358 Jim Cosky, 360 Brian Cosserly, 374 Camilla Cassity, 327 Borboro Cassuto. 259 Joel Castro, 259. 404 Donold Cotoldo, 259 Borboro Cote, 259, 341, 389, 399 James Cotlow, 259 Tedono Cotlow, 259 Ken Cowley, 410 Dione Cecchettini, 259 Michaol Cecko, 259 Lillian Center. 259 Joe Chomberloin, 380 Suson Chambers, 259 Carol Choa 396 David Chon, 259 Josie Chon, 31 7 Kelly Chan, 259 Kenyon Chan, 259 Kwok-kon Chan, 396 Victor Chan, 388 Benny Chang, 259 Cotherine Chopmon, 259 Cathy Chopmon, 341 Christina Chapman, 259 Jon Chapman, 200, 203 Kothy Chapman, 412 Theodore Chopmon, 259 Carl Chopin. 259 Kothy Chorouhos. 409 Sondro Choyo, 259 Corl Cheadle, 378 Angela Chen, 345. 392 Debbie Cheng, 260 Corolyn Chernow, 260, 400 Robert Cherry, 135 Humphrey Cheung, 396 King Cheung. 41 Alon Chew, 260 Ko-Hsin Chi, 260. 396 Nancy Chiang, 396 Philip Chiang. 260. 396 Barbara Chikomi, 401 Dione Child. 260 Scott Chisom, 213. 260 Provij Chittivaronon, 260 Sirochono Chittivaronon, 260 Sam Cho, 260 Bruce Choote, 260 Sondro Chooljion, 321 Joseph Chow, 388 Corolyn Chriss, 412 Carole Christiansen, 260 David ChristoHersen, 260 Carol Christen, 329 Kay Christensen, 329 Annamarie Christy, 260 Aarin Chu, 41 4 Alice Chu, 260 Hung Ben Chu, 260 Horole Chuong, 260 George Chung, 260, 356 Vicki Chung, 347 Susan Cifranic, 260 Sue Cifranic, 329 Fred Cisneros, 4)0 Loren Clap, 406 Charlie Clapp, 127 Ann Clark, 315 Bob Clark. 374 Eduordo Clark. 260 Joe Clark. 376 Mike Clark. 356 Nancy Clark, 329 Will dork, 366 Robin Cleory, 343. 392 Chole Clements. 341 John Clemins. 41 2 Lynette Clements. 392 Carol Clinite, 260, 339 Jean Clinite. 339 Je« Close. 374 SueCoody, 260. 321, 399 Dionne Coone, 400 Steve Cobb, 376 William K. Coblentz, 240 Mike Cochron. 387 Steve Cochran, 405 Susan Cochran, I 28 Vic Cochran, 390 Victor Cochran, 260 Bob Cockle, 372 Jeonnine CoHee, 260 Terry Coffee, 261 Arleen Cohen, 261 Koren Cohen. 319 Larry Cohea 26 1 Paulo Cohen. 261 Raphael Cohen, 261 Rose Ann Cohen, 351 Ron Cohn, 412 Al Coke. 358 Sheilo Clark Coker, 261 Kris Colberg, 321 Kothy Colclosure, 337 Kathleen Colclosure, 261 Susan Cole, 26 1 Jane Coleman, 261 Jonis Coleman, 323 Ronald Colemon, 261 Susan Colerx 351 Sherry Coleto, 261 Wayne Collett, 213,405 Lawrence Collette, 261 Holly Colville, 394 Roberto Concoff, 261 Elizabeth Condon, 261 James Contreros, 261 Sue Converse, 31 5 Jenno Conwell. 329 Mary Ann Cook, 261 Toni Cook, 261 Laurie Cooley, 41 3 Kothryn Coons, 261 Albert Cooper, 26 1 Bonnie Cooper, 353 Gary Cooper, 376 Linda Cooper, 347 Loren Cooper, 261, 333 Mike Cooper, 376 Betsy Copelon. 351 Noreen Costenboder, 261 Sharon Corber, 409 Jeff Corliss. 376 Ron Cornell, 372 Steve Cornell, 376 Roy Coston, 261 Tom Cote, 372 Carol Cotter, 409 JuleCottini, 331, 394 Cindy Cotton, 315, 392 Dennis Couan, 404 Ed Couppee. 220 Geri Coupee, 404 Geoff Courtright, 4)0 Andreo Covert, 333 Morgo Covington. 41 4 Terry Covington. 333 Donald Cox. 261 Joel Cox, 360 Shelly Cox. 394 Penny Cozad, 413 Brian Croig. 354, 372 Don Craig, 262. 362 Steve Cron, 408 Cothy Crondoll, 325 Richard Crone, 262 Poul Creasy, 387 Francisco Crestejo, 262 Otis J. Cribblecobblis, 149 Cheryl Crist. 347 Karen Crivoro, 262 Nicholos Cromwell, 262 Steven Cron, 262 Patrick Croner, 262 Edword Cronshogen, 262 Alison Cross, 128 Pot Crow. 325 Kemory Crowder, 262 Shirley Crowe. 262 Bill Crum. 387 Denny Crum, 203 William Crum, 262 lldiki Csereklyei. 262 Steve Cuff, 404 Kothleen Culbertson. 262 Chris Cullen, 337 Christine Cullen, 262 Gory Cunninghom. 203. 236, 262, 390 Jill Cunningham, 317 Laurie Curran, 392 Steve Curron, 362 Christine Curry, 262 Tommy Curtis. 236 Bob Cuyler. 374 Tim Cyr, 380 Timothy Cyr. 262 Betty DoDurka, 127 ElizobethDo Durko. 262 Andy Doggott. 364 GeoH Doigle. 356 Phil Dolton, 262 Evo Domski, 262 Sherryl Daniels, 262 Randy Donto, 386 Mark Danin, 395 Dave D ' Arco. 356 Steve Dorrow. 372 Marvine Darter, 262 Scott Dottan, 262 Scott Dattan, 262, 368 Greg Davenport, 362 Lolo Dovid. 262 Thomas Dovid. 263 Professor James Phillips— English Annie Davis, 263 Bill Davis. 124 Bruce Do vis, 41 2 Jock Davis, 263 John Davis, 390, 386 John (Alfonse) Davis, 127 Laurie Davis, 319 Paula Davis. 398 Paul Davis, 410 Sandy Davis, 392, 333 Steve Dovis, 354 Jim Doy, 386 Sondy Day, 321 Michele Daze, 392. 389, 321 Hong Dea, 386, 263 Diane Deorden. 339 Richard Deason, 263 Pearlene Dechard, 366 Gene Deetz, 376 Andy Degeus, 372 Carolyn De Groff, 263 Silvano De Jong he, 414 Mark Delane, 263 Antonio Delgodo. 263 Mario Delt ' Olo. 263 David Delnero. 263, 374 Sanford De Lugach, 387 Sanford De Lugach, 263, 387 Deena Denea, 263 Tonya Dennis, 4 14 Kothy Dennison, 263 Susie De Sontis, 315 Derrie Desmorteau, 376 Mike Dest, 404 Aileen Detering, 347 Gabriel J. Deutsch, 263 Jill De Wees, 263 Leslie Dewitt. 263 Terry Diamond, 394 Toni Dickenson, 374, 392 Lindo Dillman, 263 AAorgarel Ann Margo Dillon, 263 FronkDi Sonti, 263 Shelley Director, 319 Rob Dishoroon, 263 Larry Doon, 263 Jean Doone, 263 Sara Dobbins, 263 Rich Docherty. 376 Devy Doel. 388, 400 Mrs. Joyce Dohlin, 263 Koren Doidge, 398 Lynn Doiguchi, 39 1 Carole Doiwchi, 391 Becky Dominguez, 407 Sue Donahue, 388 Joan Donald, 413 Norm Donaldson, 364 Kathleen Dore, 264 Fred Dorey, 358 Dovid Dornlas, 128 Anita Dorney, 325 Katie Dore, 343 Mike Dorsey, 372 Marilyn Dorsk. 264 Daniel Douglass, 264 Andrea Doumokes, 345 Norman Doust. 124 Norm Doust, 412 Don Downing, 372 Janet Dracup, 264 Chuck Drogichevich, 372 Ducky Droke, 203 Elvin Droke, 200 Elyse Dreyer, 264 Jeffrey Drobmon, 264 Anno Drumlewicz, 264, 327, 398 Gilbert Duorte, 264 James Duorte, 264 Jerry F. Dubson, 264 Jean Dubinsky, 31 7 Sara Dudek, 264 Cindy Dudugjion, 345 Kathleen Duehren, 264 John Duggan, 264 Sean Duggan, 264 Mary Ellen Duggins, 315 Andrea Dulfer, 409 Dennis Dummit, 166 Mike Dunkle, 358 Cheryl Dunn. 394 Cheri Dunn. 341 Dona Kay Dunn, 264 Steve Dunnogon, 362 Raymond Durand, 264 Greg Durgin, 378 Patricio Durousseou, 264 Carolyn Dusenbury, 264, 41 3 Lorry Dusich, 378 Howord Dutra, 374 Fredrick G. Dutton, 240 Janet Duvordo, 327 Tricio Dye, 264 Christino Dyer, 264 Roseanne Dymond, 264 Maggie Eoles 3 1 5 Margaret Eoles 392 Celeste Eoston 399 Donold Eaton 264 Linda Eaves 135 Scott Ebner 360 Theofonis Economidis 264 John Ecker 203,200 Eileen Edgerton 347 Gary Edmonds 406 Bob Edmondson 376 Keith Edwards 264 Mrs, Edwards 339 Nita Effrom 349 Laurie Eggers 31 5 Louise Egly 265. 343 Betsy Eick 345 Stephen Eisenman 265 Janet Elberger 265 FronkEldridge 372 Bob Eiios 123, 128 Judy Ellertson 394 Eugene Elling 265 Kim Ellis 325 Ronald Ellis 265 Edward Elster 265 Bob Emmett 358 Julie Emmett 321 Rodney Engel 265 Gory Engel 386 Morcio Engel 333 Melonie Engel 388 Rod Engel 410 Karl Englert366 Morcio Engle 265 Nader Entessor 405 Buddy Epstein 128 Noton Epstein 265 Andy Epsten 31 9 A1 Erby 236 Susan Escueta 265 Jockly n Eskin 335 Ellen Estrin 265 Janice Estey 409 Janice Estey 325 Kenneth Etow 265 Mike Eftinger 412 Antonio Evans 265 Mike Evons 410 Blaine Ewing 378 Curt Ezel 356 Carol Forber 265 Lucille Forber 135 Melvin Forber 265 Jim Farley 382,390 Larry Former 236 Cheri Foncher 325 Rodger Forrell 127 Jo Ann Du Fou 329 Juon Fazecos 265 Frank Fazio 265 Eleanor Fearman 345 Claudia Fecho 265 RickiFeldman351 Sandy Feldmon 413 Sondra Feldmon 265 Dede Fellows 319 Doug Fenberg 412 Lance Ferguson 265,125 Sue Ferguson 33 1 Rick Ferkel 382 Robert Ferm 265 Bill Ferman 386 Hector Fernandez 183 Elliot Feuerstein 265 John Fickewirth 265 Jan Field 388 Mike Fielding 370 Stephanie Fielding 265 Alon Fields 408 Betty Lou Fields 266 Kothy Fields 345 Sue Fields 389 Connie Finch 266 Everly Fine 266 Leanno Fine 266 Susan Fink 392 Mork Finley 364 Bill Finnerman 386 Wilrriore Finnermon 388 Carol Finwoll 408 Karen Firth 33 1 Janet Fisb 345 Bob Fishback405 Robert Fishbock 266 John Fisher 408 Alfred Fisher 135 Mork Fisher 266 Ron Fister 410 Alan Fitch 406 Robert Fitzhorris404 Pot Fitzmorris 325 Rini Fitzpatrick339 Julie Fix315 Jonet Flommong 339. 266 Cindy Flannery 339 Douglas Fleischer 266 Anne Fleming 345 Merl Fleming 266 Thomas S, Fletcher 266 Tom Fletcher 380 Philip Flexo266 Phil Flores366 Dennis Folond 368 Bob Folk 408 Candy Folker 339 Carol Follette323 Philip Fonforo 266 Phil Fonforo 390, 372 Glenn Mon-Ching Fong 266 Glenn Fong 396 Irene Fong 266 Elaine Fontono 333 William E. Forbes 240 Jackie Ford 407 Cathy Forkey 325 Patricio Formoto 266 Ernestine Forrest 266 Rondy Fortiner 406 Beth Fortmueller 266 Williom Forward 404 Elinor Fowler 341 Gory L. Fox 266 Mike Fox 387 Eric Foxmon 406 Jim Foy 362 Kathleen Frogo 266 Judy Frank 392 Williom Frank 266 Phil Franklin 364 Bill Frank 372 Borboro Franzreb 266 Kathleen Franzreb 266 Carol Eraser 266, 333 William Frash267 Bill Frash358 Janet Frozier 267 Rowls Frozier 267 Cynthia Frazin 267 Patricio Frederick 267 Lance Freed 267 Kenneth Freeman 267 Nancy Freeman 327 Wayne Freeman 149 Tom Freitog 380 Christine Frettum 267 ChrisFrettum 321 Professor Ross Adey — Anatomy Horst Freyhofer 267 Nancy Frieden 267 Douglas Friedlander 267 Bruce Friedmon 4)0 Susan Friedman 267 Alice Friss 267 Bruce Frohmon 3 Bruce Frohman 408 Peggy Frosf 33 I Solly Frost 329 Sandra Fu 267 Annette Fuchs 267 Jirina Fuchs 267 Gayle Fuji 267 Noncy Fujihiro 401 Barbara Fujimoto 267 Clifford Fujinari 408 Cathy Fukui391 Chris Fului 391 Yokiko Fukumoto 267 Chris Fulton 386 Alison Fuller 345 Cindy Fuller 386 Angela Fung 267 Jan Furey 32 1 Tony Furtodo 406 Donald Furuto 267 Jan Fury 389 g Lorroine Gafford 267 Jim Gaggero 405 Deborah Golombos 267 Lynne Gallion 267 Noni GaJpert 268 James Gallegher 268 Jim Gallegher 356 Mark Gallup 406 Sharon Gam 351 Daniel Gondara 268 Don Gandara 358 Beverly Gannon 268 Bev Gannon 329 Denise Ganulin 268. 317 Albert Garcia 412 Ernest Garcia 268 Gilbert Garcia 268 Kondy Gardner 321 Randy Garfield 382 Paul Garnett 362 Dustin Garrow 268 Lee Gorson 374 Linda GaHegno394, 351 Darlene Gaul 353 Arlene Goviole 394 Chris Gaynor 382 Rochelle Gazin 351 Arthur Gee 268, 399 ' ; MelodieGelber 351 Linda Gelfand 268 ' t Barbara Gellman 268 Cheryl Gelman 398, 394, 349 I Emily Gellman 268 Bon Gendron 387 Grover Gentry 386, 127 Pomelo Gentry I 26 Robert Gedghigon 268 Joyce Gerstein 268 Lynn Gescheider 329 Michael GessI 399 Charles Getz 268 Barbara Geyer 268 Nancy Ghan 392, 339 Cliff Ghersen 374 Marilyn Ghirelli 412 BobGhirelli362 Robert Ghirelli 268 Lyn Ghormley 31 7 Robert Gianetto 268 Louise Gibbs 41 3 Royce Gibson 268 Thomas Gibson 268 Mary Gighfill 273 Marghenfo Gigliotti 268 Mia Gilberg 339 Kathy Gilcrest 343 SueGilcrest329 James Gildea 268 Greg Gill 364 Lorrian Gillespie 268 Lloyd The Iceman Gillespie 376 William Gillon 269 Mary Gilmore 3 15 JanetGimbel 127, 337 Susan Girardin 269 Seraphim Gisetti 269 Linda Gismot 269 Cheryl Gloncy 394 Michoel Glossman 269 Debbie Glazer 319 Rochelle Gleicke 269 Laurie Glenn 269 Ellen Glesby 403 Marilyn Glick 409 Judy Glickman 269, 399 Dick Glucksman 269 Bill Glucksman 382 Miriam Gluskin 403 Susan Goldbeck 269 Deborah Goldberg 269 Sol Goldberger 388 Patricio Golden 269 Richard Goldstone 269 Lynn Goldvarg 319 Janet Golmon 31 7 Judy Goium 319 Meg Gompf 34 1 Margaret Goodell 407 Barbora Goodkin 269 Peter Goodkin 269 Tony Goodrum 269 Tony Goodrum 410 Ellen Goodman 409 Gayle Goodman 325 Greta Goranson 329 Jonni Gorby 31 2 Foye Gordinier 345 Joyce Gordon 269 Lynne Gordon 269 Susan Gordon 35 1 Steve Gorenbein 404 Barbora Gorton 31 7 Miriam Goslins 269, 399 Mike Gotzaken 382 Morgon Gould 323 John Goudge 356 Alison Gould 269 Steven Gourley 269 CotieGroeHe 269 Karen Graft 269. 349 Danny Grohom 220 Pat Grohom 376 Debby Granfield 319 Liz Gronick 323 Susan Granite 399 Allan Grant 240 Artis Grant 399 Nancy Grant 343 Terri Gront 409 Lani Gronum 333 Dano Groy 323 Gary Gray 368 Judy Groy 403 Kip Gray 366 RozGray. 125 Annette Grozioni 269 EdGrebel360 Eloino Green 403 Morton Green 270 Richord Green 270 Sandy Green 325 Ted Green 382 Mark Greenberg 382 Diana Greene 392 Jeff Greene 358 Gory Greene 388, 390 Mark Greenfield 382 Linda Greenstein 270 Sandy Greenstein 270 Rondy Greenwald 270 Hal Greenwood 213 Ed Greer 130 Randolph Gregory 270, 395 Randy Gregory 370 Bob Greig 364 William Grewor 270 Jeonnie Griffen 323 George Grihalva 362 Kristen Grillo392, 343 Geoffrey Groot 270 Geoff Groat 372 Pomelo Grobecker 270 Pom Grobecker 337 Donna Grodin 270 Roberta Groner 335 Barbara Gronsky 319 Borboro Grossberg 270 Angela Y. Gross 270 Arnold Gross 270 Irwin Gross 270 Judy Gross 333 Bob Grossman 412 Julie Gruen 331 Barry Grumman 378 Elizobeth Grushkin 270 Dean Gudgel 270 Thomas Guiltinan 270 Kathy Gutver 331 Patricia Gunter 270 RickGunther 387 Sharon Guthrie 329 SueGurak389 Cheryl Gurevitz 270 Leslie Gusinow 270, 319 Gil Gutierrez 408 Lynda Guymon 341 Judy Guzik 392. 351 h Kathleen Hockett, 270 Patti Mogiworo, 391 Mike Hogler, 125 Gory Hohn, 270 Cathy Hoilperin, 351 Shahrokh Hajian, 271 Sheree Hale, 392 Barbara Holey, 271 Richard Holey. 271 Rob Holkides, 271 Cheri Holl. 329 Cheryl Hall. 271 Christine Hall, 271 CorleK. Hall, 274 Patricia Hall. 271 Tina Hall, 339 Linda Holopoff, 331 Pom Holsey. 329 Ellen Hamoda, 391 Dennis Homel, I 27 Craig Hamilton, 360 Sally Hamilton, 407 Debbie Hammorgren, 341 Beverly Hammer, 351 John Hammon, 374 Evans Hammond, 362 Judy Hammond, 339 David Hammons, 271 Andy Homner, 387 Beth Hamson, 315 Judith Hancock. 271 Alice Handel, 335 Chester Hanley, 271 Rim Hanlin, 408 Brenda Hansen, 135 Doug Hansen, 376 Gail Hansen, 413 Kurt Hansen, 372 Kirby Hanson, 392 Sandra Hanson. 271 Patrick Happekotte, 271 Wendie Harond, 271 Jan Harbough, 271. 312 Catherine Hardesty, 271 Clyde Horkins, 378 Pomelo Harmon. 271 Steven Harmon, 271 Dorrell Harris. 399 Susan Harris, 271 Vicki Horns, 325 Victorio Harris, 271 Amy Harrington, 407 Gordon Harrison, 271 Len Hortkemeier, 413 Leonard Hortkemeier. 271 Christopher Hartzell, 271 Glenn Harvey, 410 Maria Harvey, 271. 319 Judi Hosche, 323 Stu Hastings, 372 Carol Hatanoka, 391 John Hatch, 356 Mori Hottori, 271 Paul Houck, 386 Paul Hauens, 374 Harold Houg, 362 Chuck Houghey, 378 Richard Houser, 272 Jeffrey Housmon, 272 Paul Haut, 406 James Hawkins, 272 Cossie Hawley, 413 Hillary Hoycop, 272 Carolyn Hayes, 337 Don Hayes, 387 Jeraldine Hayes, 272 Susan Hayles, 272 Sue Hayles, 337 Douglas Hoynes. 270 Bob Heocock. 380 Dennis Heorst, 362 Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst, 240 Morsho Hebden, 272.337 Nancy Hebden, 337 Bruce Hecht, 410 Charlie Heckel. 123 Lindo Heckmon. 272, 407 Ed Hector, 410 Carol Hedigan, 329 Janet Hedrick. 272, 339 Gail Heichman. 272 Jay Heifetz. 272 Carol Heiser, 272 William Heiser. 272 Trey Heisler, 390 Cindy Held, 343. 392 John Helfrick, 220 Mrs, Edward H, Heller. 240 Stephen Heller, 272 Jay Helman, 236 Madeline Helper, 272 Linda Henderson, 325, 394 Patricio Henderson, 272 Jim Henry. 386 Mary Anne Henry, 321 Sendee Henry, 33 1 Mary Ann Hinky, 270 Corrine Hintze, 270 Irene Hiromoto, 273 Barbara Hiroshima, 401 Joanne Hirsch, 270 JeH Hirsh. 356 Louise Histed, 273 Chorles J. Hitch, 240 Alexis Hix, 345 Sheila Hobon, 274, 327 Richard Hobermon, 406 Mon Bill Hom. 273 Mary Michael Hobson, 274 Rhonda Hofberg, 273 Jo HoHeins. 339 Susan Hoffer, 274 Cothie Hofmonn, 274 Morjo Down Hoffman, 274 Morjo Hoffman, 333, 392 Paul Hoffman, 380 Gayle Holderness, 339 Curt Holguin, 410 Woyne Holland, 372 Susan Hollidoy, 273 James Hollingsworth. 274 Gwendolyn Hollowoy, 274 Bert Holstein. 274 Cheryl Holyk, 273 Alice Hom, 403 Ann Hondo. 274 Nancy Hongola, 274 Borboro Honig, 274 Moryonne Honnold, 339 Melvin Honowitz, 274 Dove Hooker, 380 Chos Hooper, 274 Sarah Hooper, 409 Kayuo Hosokawa, 274 Mike Hosterman, 404 Karlo Houghton, 388 Bob House, 130 Esther Howard, 382 Gregg Howard, 274 Pat Howard, 345 Vol Howard, 343 Wendy Howard, 339 Robert Howe, 273 Bob Howe, 370 Robert Howell, 274 Scott Howell, 356 Rich Howorth, 364 Amy Hsieh, 273 Margaret Hsiu, 274 Bing Hsiung, 273 Ina Hsiung, 396 Linda Hubbord, 127, 274 Susan Hubble, 407 Bill Hudson, 413 Judy Hudson, 403 Barbie Huff, 345 Rick Huff, 4 1 3 Glen Hughe s, 372 Bob Hull, 358 Dianne Hull, 325,392 Karen Hull, 317 Sue S, Hum, 274 Sue Hum, 396 Eddie Hume, 220 Martha Hummel, 317 Barrington Hunt, 273 Dorion Hunt, 127 Peter Hunt, 274 Rich Hunter, 370 B. Keith Huntington, 274 Tom Hurd, 405 Carol Hurley, 407 Margaret Hvidt, 315 Joseff William Hymson, 128 Chtford Israel 275 CliH Israel 387 Mike Italiono 360 Nelson Itatani 275 Judy I vie 275 Margit Juul, 276 Margie Juul, 3 15 k Nomy lijimo 401 Borbara Ikeguchi 274 Viekee Ikeguchi 401 June Ikemoto 274 Richard Impett 275 Joe Ingalls 374 Bette Ingrohom 275 Bruce Ingrom 376 Jim Ingram 376 Ronelle Ingram 275 Bill Injerd406 Bill Inierd386 Mike Inkster 362 Ronald Inman I 35 John Isen 275 Chris Inquye 403 John Isen 404 Peggy Ishikowa 275 Ken Joblonski, 362 Barbara Jock, 345 Alfred Jackson, 386 Julie Jackson. 392, 394 Caroline Jacobs, 275 Janis Jocobson, 347 Joan Jocobson, 275 David James, 275 Dick James, 386 Jim James, 376 Rick James, 404 Gil Jansen, 362 Frances Jao, 396 Francis Joo, 412 Alan Jorosiovsky, 275 Howard Jaroslovsky, 135 Mushtaq Jeevonjee, 275 Ann Jenkins, 275 Susan Jennings, 343, 392 Karl Jenks, 275 John Jensen, 386 Karen L. Jensen, 275 Eva Jew, 275 Victoria Joe, 275 BethJohonnsen, 275, 399 Carolyn Johns, 275, 343 Jerry Johnsen, 208 Catherine Johnson, 275 Cathy Johnson, 341 Dorrly F. Johnson, 275 Dorryl F. Johnson, 275 Debby Johnson. 329,403 Gregory Johnson, 275 Jerry Johnson, 408 Jim Johnson, 376, 390 Kothryn Johnson, 275 Kothy Johnson, 135, 315 Kip Johnson, 406 Linda Johnson, 315 Michoel Julian Johnson, 276 Randy Johnson, 412 Rodger Johnson, 376 Roger Johnson, 390 Rodger G. Johnson, 276 Teresa Johnson, 276 Paul Johnson, 276 Suzanne Johnson, 398 Vance Johnson, 410 Bud Jones, 372 Charles Jones, 1 35 Debbie Jones, 329 Georgia Jones, 276 Jessica Jones, 398 Scot Jones, 236 Jeanette Josephs, 276 Dianne Jue, 276, 391 Ellen Juliene, 34 I Eleanor Jung, 39 1 Wendy Jung, 401 Skip Junis. 220 Jules Kabat, 382 Debbie Kabuss. 339. 392 Barbara Kadaner, 276 Borbara Kodner. 349 Joyce Kagen. 276 CyndeeKahn, 349 Greg Kahn, 4 1 2 Michael Kahn, 276 Carolyn Kaiser, 276, 353 Eugenie Kaiser, 276 Genie Kaiser, 341 Larry Kaiser, 382 Colleen Kokehoshi, 401 Jeannie Koleth, 413 John Klish John Kalish, 410 Wolly Kaltenborn, 376 Lisa Kamin, 276 Elaine T. Kanegai, 276 Toni Kanoc Linda Kalb, 403 SalKalil, 378 MarkKalpakoff, 412 Marjorie Kaplan, 276 Buzz Kaplan, 382 Karin Kaplan, 349 Susan Kaplan, 351 Alyce Karpel, 276 Donna Karr, 392 Terry Kaspor. 362 Candy Kostel, 317 VicosKatilius. 149 SondiKato, 391,404 David Katz, 149 James Kouffmon, 395 Jim Kauffman, 372 Mimi Kaufman, 349 Steve Kaufman, 370 lleneKay,398 Michael Kay, 276 Catherine Kazner, 276 Jim Keotly, 380 Cheri Keele, 398 John Keeling, 276,388 Diane Keenum, 325 RickKeir. 126 Steve Keirman, 382 Christine Keith, 276 Chris Keith, 343 Michoel Kelber, 276 irgen Keles, 276 Gail Keller, 399 Lynda H. Keller, 276 Jon Kellermon, I 28 Barry Kelly, 360 Doug Kelly, 124 Sharon Kelly, 227 Stephen Kelly, 277 Steve Kelly, 372 Mary Kelsey, 277 Kathy Kennedy, 392 Linda Kennedy, 277 Steve Kennedy, 405 Cindy Kent, 277, 319 Mike Kent, 372 M. R. Kerley, 103 M. R. Kerley, 130 Janet Kerr, 277 Karen Kessn, 31 7 Rene Kestenbaum, 327 Daniel Ketcham, 277 Terry Ketcham, 277 Mary Kettmer, 277 Mostafa Kholeghi, 277 Bill Kieckhaeter, 356 Bev Kiefer, 389 Bob Kiernan, 360 Korolyn Kiisel, 331 Kathy Kiisel, 331 Tom Kikuchi, 360 KirkKilgour, 232, 368 Professor Kim, 358 Sue Ann Kim, 277 Dean Charles Speroni — hine Arts Ann Kimuro. 277 Chris Kindl, 315 Jonathan King, 135 Mike King, 399 Roy Wayne King, 277 Sandy King, 329 Wayne King, 366 I, Bruce Kingsbury, 277, 364 ' Joan Kingsbury, 414 Joan Ruth Kingsbury, 277 Dave Kinnom, 412 Fran Kinoshita, 403 Alan Kipnis, 277 M. Scott Kirk, 277 Randolph Kirk, 135 Scott Kirk, 362 David Kirslen, 408 Susan Kiser, 277 ChorleneKile, I Chorlene Kite, 412 • PatKiltell, 408 ' Jonie Klouslermeyer, 277, 339 Carol Klein, 277 Fredrick Klein, 277 Phil Klein, 2 7 Robert Klensin, 278 Phil Klien. 370 Kothy Kleinkauf, 392 Kotherine Klimenko, 278 Charles Klum, 278 Chuck Klum, 386 Carole Knoul, 124, 278,343 John Knox, 358 Nancy Knox, 333 Sue Kobashigawa, 401 Mark Kobata, 376 Peggy Koboyoshi, 391 Peter Kochlocs, 278 Pete Kochlocs, 405 Sochi Kodami, 278 Libby Kohler Libby Kohler, 337 Steven Kohls, 278 Bill Kohn, 386 William Kohn, 278 Goi! Konishi, 414 Sara Korda, 327 Andy Korkos, 34 Royce Korman, 319 Lonna Kooyers, 278 Christine Krojian, 278 Harriet Kramer, 278 PeteKranske, 366 Dionne Krosovec, 278 ' Kathy Krous, 325 Marilyn Krebs, 278 Bob Kreiss, 228 Vivion Krenner, 278 Louise Kriegsmon, 128 Donald Krintzmon, 135 Kapriel Krikorion, 278 Tina Kristovich, 317 Jean Kronberg, 278 Steve Krueger, 368 Chris Krumpotic, 409 . Holly Krupnick, 278 Dove Kruse, 360 Alice Kubo, 407 Debbie Kubota, 391 Lynn Kudio, 345 Steven Kuhn, 278 Steve Kuhn, 390 SlevonKukic, 278 SylvieKulkln, 351 Doris Kumomoto, 278, 400 Lynn Kuo, 396 Patricia Kuroshige, 278 Barry Kurtz, 279 Jeff Kurtz, 382 Mike Kurtz, 386 Helanie Kurtzmon, 349 Claire Kurz, 403 Emily Kushido, 279 Adrienne Kushner, 279 Kenneth Kuss, 279 Doris Kusumoto, 279 Kenneth Kwock, 279 DonKydd, 387, 413 Donald W, Kydd, 279 Doug Ladauer, 406 Shoron Lodd, 279 Wroy Lodine, 356 Carl La Fong, 128 CloudiaLoidlaw, 315, 392 Pete Lake, 386 Margoret Lambert, 135 Debby Lamp, 343 WcKJe Lomson, 360 Nadine Lander, 400 Tom Landers, 362 Jim Londis, 358 Wayne Landis, 376 Leslie Landgreen, 279, 325 Dove Londress, 220 Jessie Lone, 323 Jacklyn Lang, 279 Lesley Longberg, 279 Fran Langfitt, 347 Jeanie Longmore, 329 Brod Longston-Jones, 368 Jeff Lopham, 376 John Langpap, 362 Mohammed R. Larizodeh, 279, 387 Buffi Lorkin, 327 Commie Larson, 392 Chip Larson, 41 2 Commie Larson, 333 Karen Loter, 279 Linda Latimer, 279, 327 Carol Lotono, 3 1 5 Jean Lo Tourette, 279 Jock Lotov , 390. 396 Francis Lau, 279 Colin Lou, 279 Mary Lou, 279, 412 Richord Lau, 279 Ronald Lou, 279 Susie Lou, 279, 396 Linda Louer, 279 Peter Loven, 279 Roy Lavender, 4 10 Rick Lawson, 279 Judy Loyton, 323 Pete Leahey, 358 Robert Leamy, 280 Bob Lear, 370 Richord Le Bell, 280 Bill LeBlonc, 220 Stu Ledsom, 362 Ann Mane Lee, 33 1 Bill Lee, 387 Gary Lee, 280 Janet Lee, 400 Judie Lee, 280 Koi Heo Lee, 280 Lory Lee, 2 80 Lena Lee, 280, 396 Lindo Lee, 319 Lois Lee, 400 Miriam Lee, 280 Odell Lee, 280 Peter Lee, 396 Phyllis Lee, 280 Roy Lee, 396 Ronald Lee, 280 Shirely Lee, 400 Tze-jen Lee, 396 Vol Lee, 343 Virginia Lee, 325 Richard Leeds, 280 Debbie Leeb, 319 Chris Leembruggen, 323 David Lees. 126 John Legros, 360 LeoLeider, 280 Jerry Leitch. 366 Lindo Le Morinel, 345 Kim Lemasters. 358 Rondy Lembersky, 403 Alan Lemmermon. 376 Hollis Lenderking. 362 Cynthia Lengnick, 280 Cyndy Lengnick, 339,392 Tim Lenhort, 374 Robin Lennon, 31 5 Nancy Lent, 280, 319 Jo Ann Lentz. 394 Joan Leonard, 280 Carol Leonelti. 280, 325 Gregory Leong. 388 Wendy Leong. 130, 407 Enid Lerner, 347 Lione, Lerner 280, 327 Chris Leschner, 4 14 Bob Lesh, 360 Morgo Lessner, 351 Sandra Lessner, 280 Joyce Lessor, 349 Don Leulz, 362 Roy Levorio, 360 Condy Levenson, 319 Norman Leventhol, 280 Evonne Levin, 351, 394 Jeff Levin, 124 Pete Levin, 220 Arthur Levine, 382 Susan Levine, 280 Marc Levinson, 280 Potricio Levine, 280 Marc Levinson, 399 Roberto Levitt, 319 Janet Levy, 280 Steven Levy, 28 1 Cynthia Lew, 392, 401 Ginger Lew, 28 1 Henry Lew. 28 I Ronald Lew. 39b John Lewondowski, 281 Worren Liong, 412 Deno Liebermon, 281, 403 Georgio Liebermon, 281 Betty Lieu, 281 Lindo Lievan, 28 I Stuart Lilly. 281 Janet Lim, 281 Lawrence Lim. 28 I Andrew Lin. 28 1 Bob Lind. 372. 390 John Lind. 281 Mory Lind. 343 Robert Lind. 281.395 Jonathon Lindeke, 281 Joon Linden, 349 Cindy Lindquist, 333 Jim Lineberger. 376 Vol Lingmon. 3 I 5 Rondie Liniz, 368 J.J. Lipori, 281 Jim Lipari, 380 Jocki Lipton, 281 Terri Lisogor, 281 Judy Lissner, 281,339, 393 Jonis Lister, 325 Roger Litman, 28 1 Lee Ann Little, 281 Richard Little, 281 RobLitllejohn, 360 Morlene Lilvoh, 281 Frances Liu, 281 John Livie, 370 Scott Livingston, 378 Stan Livingston, 405 Guy Lockheed, 208 Bob Loftin, 405 Jonice Logon, 282 Keith Logon, 282 Helen Loo, 282 Rose Look, 393 Michele Lombcrdo, 353 Mrs. Long, 327 Jose Lopez, 408 Mary Ellen Lopez, 282, 323 Somson Lor, 282 Cothy Lord, 325 Doniel Lorsch, 282 Jeff Losch, 372 Bob Losey, 376 Kotherine Loughlin. 394. 399 Herb. Love, 378 Katie Low, 333, 393 Alan Lowe, 282 Borboro Lowe, 282 Emily Lowe, 282 JulieLowe, 282, 321 Jim Lucas, 362 Assistant Professor Jerome Robow — Sociology Gary Ludlow, 362 Lawrence Lue, 282 Janet Luedeking, 329 Peter Lumsden, 282 Dennis Lundquist. 282, 366 Al Lundy, 362 Stephen Lupton, 395 Linda Lusk, 282,325,394 Brad Lyman, 173, 213 Bob Lynch. 374 Trudy Lynch, 337, 393,394 Mitch Lynn. 282 Ken Lyon, 41 3 m Kenneth Ma. 396 Lester Maas, 282 Bonnie MacEvoy. 339 Ed Machado, 232 Maggie Macias, 409 Karen Mack, 319 Don Mackin, 4 1 2 Rod MacLeod, 282 Roger Maddaford. 380 Deboro Madsen, 282 Takeshi Maekawa, 282, 387 Sheila Maetzold, 282 Morlene Magenheim, 335 Richard Moggio, 282 Peter Maher, 282 Morki Maizels, 282 Gory Makole, 380 Sachiko Makino, 283 Phyllis Malcomson, 283, 341 Audrey Moller, 283 Robert Mclone, 283 Bob Malone, 386 Eugene Mandell, 408 Frances Mandell, 283 Mark Mandell, 283 Barbara Monheimer, 283, 335 Al Manning, 388 Sugar Monser, 386 Judy Mor, 283 Debi Morons, 349 Bertrand Morcono, 283 Linda Morcot, 403 Rochel Marcus, 280 Jeff Marder, 408 Marie Marengo, 398 Lynn Margoles, 283 Gary Mork, 283 Rich Marks, 382 Richard Marks, 283,390 Sharon Marks, 335 Michele March, 393 Peter Marchewka, 395 Tony Mordion, 366 David Marr, 283 Marilyn Morr, 283 Mary Marsh. 283 James Marshall, 283 Stanley Marsh. Jr., 283 BethMortin, 414 Jody Mortin, 409 JoseMortin, Jr., 283 Laura Mortin. 31 5 Mary Martin. 283 Vicki Martin, 319 Bob Martinez. 378 John Martins, Jr., 283 Janet Mortorello, 283 Irene Maruno, 407 James Morusek, 283 Patricia Maryon, 280 Gretchen Maschmeyer, 333 Linda Maslioh, 135 Carol Mason, 284 Jocolyn Mason, 284 Owen Mason, 41 2 Ronno Mason, 284 Terry Mason, 358 Maria Mossman, 319 Richard Massow. 284 Dove Mcstermon, 374 Jeff Mather, 370 Scott Motheson, 284 DeniseMothey, 284. 337 Bronka Motrokoft. 284 Miki Motsuboro. 400 Miyo Matusboro, 400 Janie Matsumoto, 284 Roman Matuszewski, 380 Lousie Motz, 284 MarcioMotz, 284, 399 Lourel Mavis, 284 Barbara Maxwell, 403 Marilyn May, 339 Rex Mayer, 366 Chuck Mazouch, 408 David Mozzeo, 284 Sharon McAlexander, 284 Julie McAndrews, 333 Laura McAvoy, 284, 321 Nancy McCallum, 333. 393 John McCarty, 378 Ken McClelland, 410 BethMcClure, 339 PotMcClure, 374 Sally McCloud, 325 Terri McConnell, 321 BethMcCrory, 412 DeniseMcCrory, 343, 393 Helen McCullough, 284,393 Dob McDonald, 374 DaveMcDonold, 360 Liza McDonold, 134 Annalee McDonough. 331 KirkMcElney, 410 Linda McForlond, 315 Don McGonn, 362 Meredith McGorrity, 284 Marsha McGough, 409 Linda McGinnes, 284 Morjorie McGinty, 284 Mary McGoey, 321 John McGovern, 284 Linda McGovern, 284 Sally McGuire, 284 Jean Mclnfyre, 284 Julie Mclntyre, 333 Lindo Mclssac, 393 Jim McKonna. 358 Sipehen McKee. 284 Kothy McKendrick, 337 Brian McKenno, 356 Morcie McKerren, 329 Jeff AAcKinney. 358 Assistant Professor Geoffrey Symcox - History Cosey McLanohon. 333. 393 Sherry McLaren, 333 Sherrie McLaren, 394 Betty McLaughlin, 284 Denna McLaughlin. 283 Kelley McLin, 325 Barnet McNomaro, 408 Dave McNory, 41 Lynda McNeol, 285 Venita McNeely, 285 Don McNeil, 124 Linda McNeil, 135 Evelyn McNitt, 285 Evy McNitt, 331,393 Kelly McSpadd en, 372 MarkMeod. 413 Nelson Meode, 372 Tim Meager. 376. 406 Sherri Meores, 337 Jane Meier, 285, 331, 393, 399 Bill Meigs, 404 John Meikle, 412 James Meisenheimer, 285 Judy Meisenheimer. 285 Keith Meisenheimer. 364 Dennis Me I end ez, 4 1 2 Mickey Mellmon, 382 MorkMeltzer, 285 MarkMeltzer, 285, 390 Beverly Mendheim, 285 Spehen Mendonco, 285 Maggy Merrick, 347 Rosalie Meshnik, 285 Joe Mesimer, 404 Pom Messer, 393 Bob Metcolf, 368 Jane Metzger, 285 Tom Metzger, 374 Debbie Meyer, 331 Marcia Meyer, 285 Maiorie Meyers, 287 Joan Michel, 285 Gary Michele, 382 Lorraine Midanik, 285 Lorry Mihalas, 386 Sharon Mijo, 285 Donna Milefchik, 337 Tom Miles, 220, 358 Beverly Miller. 349 Charles Miller, 285 Cindy Miller, 339 Daphne Miller, 285 Dove Miller, 408 Gay Miller, 285 Jackie Miller, 285 Jeonette Miller, 285 Linda Miller, 285 Luonn Miller, 321 Morion Miller, 321 Mglindo Miller, 285, 327 Pamela Miller, 285 Veronica Miller, 286 Wendy Miller, 351 Poddy Milliken, 403 Jonis Milne. 329 Mortho Milstein, 286 Stanley Mindel, 1 34 Diana Miner, 286 Nancy Miner, 345 Patricio Mingus. 135 Patti Mingus. 315 Louis Miromontes, 286 Louie Miromontes, 370 Gail Mirman, 286 Leslie Mirman, 327 Bernie Mitchell. 124 Janice Mitchell. 286 Marianne Mitchell, 339 Cherly Mitchem, 282 Cherry Mitchem, 353 Joyce Mitsunogo, 286 LeahMittleman, 286 Morsho Miuro, 401 Beverly Miyamoto, 401 Jonet Miyamura, 286 Barbara Mizuno, 286, 401 Chuck Mizutani. 408 JoneMohr, 329 Mortho Mohs, 286 Sylvo Moissidis. 286 Carlos Molina, 286 Joke Molina, 220 Robert T. Monagon, 240 Annie Monk, 286 Harry Montague, 376 Foster Montolbono, 378 Justin Montono, 387 Lee Monteleone, 127 Gary Montgomery, 362 Maureen Montgomery, 286 Ron Montgomery, 364 Mike Moody, 362 Sherry Moody. 333 Kirk Moon. 362 Diane Moore, 286, 327 Ed Moore. 220 James Moore, 286 Joseph A, Moore, 240 Kathleen Moore. 286 Kothie Moore, 389 Roz Moore, 409 Judy Moorehouse, 321, 389 John Monte, 286 Bill Moron, 362 Kothy Moron, 315 Rilo Morenoult, 31 7 Joe Moreno, 382 Joe Moreno. 382,390 George Morgan, 356 Henry Morgan. 286 Neil Morgan. 368 Joy Morgener, 372 Martha Morgensfern. 286 Joseph Moreno, 286 Gerald Morris, 1 28 Henry Morris, 395 Mark Morrow, 366 Harold Moskovitz, 354 Sue Moss. 349 Dove Morton, 41 3 Sue Morton. 31 5 Susan Morion, 286 Eleanor Mosouer. 286 Dennis Moseley, 287 Marilyn Moses, 287 David Moss. 287 Donald Moss, 287 Susan Moss, 287 Borboro Moster, 351 Chester Motloch. 287 Martin Mould. 135 Bob Mourodion, 372 Robert Mourodian, 287 Susie Moy. 409 Nancy Mozur, 287, 349, 399 Alex Mucino, 364 Mike Mueller. 360 Patty Mulford, 339 Cheryl Mulligan, 323 MikeMullins, 213 Melvin Murakami, 287 Janet Muralo, 401 KeikoMurota. 287 Osomu Murota. 287 Cindy Murray, 33 1 Kathleen Murray, 287 Bill Murrell, 364 Maurice Musry, 387 Cherri Myers. 329 Jim Myers, 368 Linda Myers, 403 Anne Myron, 1 27 n MikeNadel, 412 Warren Nagono, 362 Joey Nagel, 380 Pat Nagy, 347 Horvey Nokamuro, 405 Lucille Nakano, 287 Lucy Nakano, 404 Masako Nakayarna, 287 Vickie Nakoyoma, 401 Korol Namatame, 287 Michael Napora. 287 Shirley Nash, 287 Mary Nastronero. 287, 341 Paul Naujokaitis, 406 Linda Navin, 287, 335 Kim Necessory, 343 Scotl Neely, 135 Scott Neely, 135,360 Vicki Neemayer, 343 Rex Neemeyer, 287 Vickie Neemeyer, 393 Chuck Negri, 370 Nancy Neiditch, 287, 327 James Neil, 287 Jim Neil, 374 Cathy Neimon, 33 1 Bruce Nelson, 288 Cathy Nelson, 288 Jackie Nelson, 331 Janet Nelson, 288 Maurice G. Nelson, 288 Normon E, Nelson, 288 Norm Nelson, 362 Susie Nelson, 31 7 Tony Nemer, 183, 288 Vicki Neuverl, 323 Thomas Newberry, 288 Bobbie Newcomb, 413 Lee Newell, 288 William Newkirk, 288 Bill Newkirk, 354, 372, 390 Bob Newman, 362 Gary Newman, 412 Nancy Newman, 288, 339 Eugene Newstst, 288 Robert M. Newton, 288 Robert Newton, 395 Bob Newton, 410 Togbo Ngongona, 288 Lindsey Nicholl, 386 George Nichols, 358 Nino Nicholson, 339 Bonnie Nickel, 341 Roger Micosia, 4 12 MorkNiederman, 376, 390 Kothryn L. Nielsen, 288 Linda Nielsen, 288, 331 Mark Nielsen, 356 Carol Nielson, 331 Nancy Nikirk, 288, 323 RonNisbet, 217 Glenn Nishido, 405 Joanne Nishio, 398 Julie Nishizu, 288 Dianne Nitta, 391 Marilyn Nix, 288 Nancy Nolon, 329 Carol Norman, 288 Bob Norton, 374 Mike Novak, 380 Nancy Noziska, 329 James H. Nuebaum, 288 Joseph Nyderek, 288 Stephen Obrand, 288 Roger O ' Brien, 370 Holly OBrien, 289 William OBrien, 289 Carol Ochs, 289 Cindy G Connor, 414 Sharon O ' Connor, 124 JeH Odermon, 372 Caroline Oehler, 410 Terry Oftdal, 289, 362 Rodney Ogowo, 289 Gregory Ogden, 289 Greg Odgen, 412 Jerri Ohisson, 317 Rosann Ohiund, 317 RossOjedo, 289 Karen O ' Kane, 343, 393 Koren Okerstrom, 333, 393 Julia Okida, 391 Diane Okumoto, 401 Eric Oldendorf, 408 Mark Oldendorf, 399 Sandi Oliver, 347 Steve Oliver, 289 TerriOlivares, 398 SueOlrich, 289 Debby Olsen, 317 Cothy Olshane, 351 Marsha Olson, 403 Mike Olson, 406 Bill ONeil, 289,386 Patrick O Neil, 289 Timothy ONeill, 289 Tim O ' Neill, 376 Pamela Oringel, 351 Mike Orkin, 386 Michael Ornee, 289 Michael Orosel, 289 Thora Orzechowski, 327 Sidney Orr, 289 Allan Orth, 289 Tobie Osothanoud, 412 Les Osborn, 386 Frances Oshiama, 289 MarkOstoich, 213 Tsuyoshi Osumi, 289 Bruce Ostronder, 374 Condi Ota, 401 Christi Otani, 391 Charles Ott, 289 Linda Otto, 289 Rainer Otto, 380 Corol Oltonello, 289 Lola Ouan, 404 Luann Overmyer, 289 James Owens, 289 Bill Oxiey, 386 Carol Oyster, 289 Soil Ozawo, 409 John Pockard, 378 Mike Pocker, 406 Leslie Paddock, 290,321 Robin Padorr, 319 Jeff Paine, 405 Susi Painter, 404 Terry Palma, 372 Pamme Polmer, 325 Tori Palmer, 333 Debbie Polmquist, 339, 393 Charles Palomino, 290 Raul Palomo, 290 Paul Pon, 128 Joseph Pang, 290, 396 Rick Pankow, 408 Majorie Pope, 290 James Pappolardo, 290 Antoinette Poppas, 393 Davidito Parker, 374 Debbie Porker, 315 Ellen Parker, 290 John Parker, 126 Lovey Porker, 404 Claude Pate, 290 David Patterson, 290 Steve Patterson, 192, 203 Bart Potton, 360 John Potton, 360 Pamela Potty, 290 Pom Patty, 134,341,389 Edwin W. Pauley, 240 Ruth Paulsen, 291 Lorindo Paulson, 290 Phillip Paulson, 290 Kevin Powlik, 290, 360 Andrea Poyner, 290 Sue Pebley, 345, 393 Joanne Peirson, 345 Louise Pender, 407 Donn Penn, 319 Buddy Penn9ngton, 412 Athena Perolto, 353 Joanne Perler, 335 Modesto Perez, 290 Ramon Perez, 405 Vince Perez, 4 1 2 Lawrence Perle, 290 Leslie Perils, 403 Jeffery Perlmon, 128 Cheryl Perry, 315 Kothy Perry, 325 Brooke Person, 290, 333 Jane Pesonte, 290, 389 Danny Pesses, 290 Carl Peters, 290 Carol Peters, 290 Romona Peters, 290 Do no Peterson, 339 Joan Peterson, 290 Linda Peterson, 331 Pete Peterson, 364 Robert Peterson. 135 Sandee Peterson, 329 Tindoro Peti, 290 Bob Pelretlo, 220 Greg Pelrie, 387 Roger C. Pettitt, 240 Assistant Professor Jules Centner — German Georgia Pteifer, 291 Nompechro PhanJchphant, 291 MikePhelon, 370 JeriPhilbriek, 291 Polricia Phillipes, 291 Eleanor Phillips, 414 Flip Phillips, 382 LindoPhillipi, 414 Margaret Phillips, 291 RonPhillipsborn, 387 Lee Phillipson, 382 Ron Picco, 362 Jeff Pichel, 366 Tom Pick, 386 Nancy Pickett, 351 Brian Pierce, 406 RhontJo Pieter,,351. 393, 394 Bob Pifferini, 220 Loine Piini. 345 Andrea Pill, 339 Michelle Piozel, 345 Diane Pincus, 291 Karen Pincus, 319 Diane Pirie, 345 Debbie Pitts, 325 RickPiltenger, 374 Bob Pitzer, 362 Pal Plamondon, 360 Porme Planich, 412 Lou Plouzoles, 130 Donna Plummer, 315, 393, 394 James Poelt, 291 Jim Poetl, 358 Richard Poggemeyer, 291 Mary Polito, 291,389 Wendy Pollack, 319 Cindy Pollard, 329 Terry Polley, 291,364 Doug Pollock, 220 Nancy Pomeroy, 331 Cheryl Pond, 333 Rick Pope, 220 Morcia Popovich, 291 Lo Verne Porche, 291 Nancy Porter, 291, 399 EdPortillo, 387 Margorel Potts, 339, 393 Annabelle Powell, 291 Bruce Powell, 291 George Powell, 395 Goyle Power, 343 Laurie Power, 393 James Powers, 291 Ronald Powers, 291 John Prentice, 362 Tony Press, 124 Randi Pressel, 317 Sheldon Presser, 291 Jim Price, 376, 390 Steve Price, 220 Chris Priega, 408 Ron Prinz, 410 Carter Provo, 291 Tommy Prothro, 164 Vikki Prusos, 343 Jim Puffer, 372 Lance Pugh, 362 Woyne Pugh, 370 Suzanne Pulsifer, 331, 393, 394 Samson Pun, 412 Ralph Punaro, 220 Sharon Puritz, 291 Brian Putman, 358 Allen Pyenson, 382 Katherine Quodros. 291 PaulQuadros, 291 Veronica Quesoda. 291 Jon Quinn, 378 Potricia Quon, 292 Shirley Quong, 391 John Racine, 292 Rob Racine, 387 Claudia Rader, 317 Theodore Raess, 292 Ted Raess, 366 Max Rofferty, 240 Potricia Rofferty, 292 Brock Rogno, 366 Jonis Rogusa, 312 Janice Raguso, 339 Horoon Rohim, 228 Jeff Parker. 362 Jeff Raker, 362 Jeff Ralston, 408 Gunillo Romell, 292 Joan Ramen, 292 Bob Ramirez, 387 Cecelia Ramos, 345 George Ramos, 292 Bob Ramsey, 370 Doug Ramsey, 292 Ed Romsey. 292 John Ramsey, 399 Michele Ramsey, 398 Theresa Ramsey, 394 Sue Randell, 339 BloirRondle, 292 Steve Rondle, 378 Taheri Rongwola, 4 1 2 Bloke Rankin, 292 Bloke Ronkin, 292, 376 Carol Raphael, 3 I 5 David Ropoport. 292 James Ropoport, 292 Linda Rosok, 317 Kristi Rasmussen, 345 Nancy Ratledge, 315 Liso Routman, 351 Tom Raugiala, 376 Potricio Routh, 292 Barbara Roymond, 339 Ronold Reagan, 240 Cloyton Record, 405 Claudia Reed, 400 Paula Reed, 292 Suzanne Reed, 292 Tracy Reed, 319 Ellen Reese, 321 Williom Reetz, 292 ArlReichle, 219 Andy Reichline, 127 Andrew Reichline, 135 Charles Reid, 292,399 Robert Reid, Jr., 292 Tom Reiley, 410 Bonnie Reilly, 341 Ed Reinecke, 240 La Donna Reiner, 292 Lawrence Reinhordt, 292 Renale Reinhordt, 292 Bruce Remick. 378 Juan Reinoso-Rollo, 292 Ed Reitan, 380 Susan Reller, 292 Julie Remboc, 293 Evelyn Renold, 128 George Rendon, 293 Jerry Reopele, 410 Corey Resch, 290, 325 Nancy Rethmeier, 312, 333 Pom Rettberg, 317 Steven Revitz, 293 Brod Reynolds, 387 Jon Reynolds, 29 Robert O, Reynolds, 240 Barbara Rheingold, 293 Ted Rhoads. 293 Steven Rhodes, 293 Bob Rich, 412 Greg Rich, 293, 390 Robert Rich, 387 Doc Richards, 370 Mork Richords, 293, 382 Jonie Richardson, 345 Susan Richardson, 331 RickRicherl, 410 Kothleen Richey, 293 Wendy Richie, 393 Deborah Richman, 293 Heddy Richter, 293 Pot Rider, 393,412 Frank Ridge, 412 Vickie Rieber, 130 Vickie Rieber, 130,337 Jonis Riegle, 34 I Jerry Riggins, 386 Lono Riggins, 3 I 7 Peggy Riggle, 343, 393 Sharyn Riggs, 321 Bill Riley, 366 Dulcy Rimac, 293 Jennifer Ring, 293 Joe Rippinger, 405 Martin Rips, 1 26 Rick Riskis, 376 Woyne Rilchey, 293 Bonnie Rito, 412 Dusty Ritter. 204 Peter Robb, 356 Jane Robbins, 293 Joann Robbs, 347 Alan Roberson. 376 David Roberts, 293 Gregory Roberts, 293 Roy Roberts, 362 Terese RoDerts, 293 Kathleen Robertson, 293 Ron Robertson, 410 Phyllis Robins, 293 Charlie Robinson. 378 Lou Robinson. 339 Natalie Robinson. 293 Gary Robson. 220 Mory Rocketl. 353 Dennsi Rocklein. 404 John Rockwell, 293, 386 Nancy Rodgers, 345 Ronald Rodgers, 294 Sharon Rodgers, 323 Lynn Rodner, 294 Dove Rodrigue, 378 Dian Rodriguez. 333 Juanito Rodriguez. 294 Jaime Rodriguez-Postor, 294 Wendy Roellick, 327 Bill Rogers, 372 Bob Rogers, 360 Corii Rogers, 389 Denny Rogers, 213 Steve Rogers. 360 Wendy Roellick, 294 Irene Rokow, 294 Tom Romans, 376 Bill Roop, 387 Jay Rootlieb, 294 Eric Rosa, 364 Thomas Rosa, 294 Tom Rosa, 372 I bill Mm tflJlKi Professor Donald Kalish — Philosophy iSOCi| Anita Rose, 294 Irv Rose. 388 Jeffrey Rosen, 294 Leslie Rosen. 294 Les Rosen, 376 Nancy Rosen. 351 Sonford Rosen. 294. 387 Alon Rosenberg. 405 Joe Rosenberg. 366 JoSn Rosenberg. 294 L. Rosenberg. 294 Bonnie Rosenblatt. 335 Steve Rosenblum. 386 Leslie Rosenthal. 294 Jim Rosewater. 372 Mike Rosiak, 386 Patricio Rosing. 294 Deom Roslas. 406 Janet Rosner. 335 Barry Ross. 294 Dione Ross. 319 Kenneth Ross. 294 Roxono Ross. 323 Becky Rosser, 393 Joe Rossetti. 408 Claudia Rossi. 403 Doug Roth, 370 Kothleen Roth, 294 Marilyn Roth, 294 Robin Roth. 325 Stephana Roth, 294 Williom M. Roth, 240 CapriceRothe. 294, 331 Debbie Rothaus. 345 Larry Rothmon. 410 Donna Rothschild, 351, 394 Mary Rounsavell, 339 Joy Routlieb, 390 Marilyn Rowan, 294 Curtis Rowe, 194, 203 John Rowe, 294 Carol Rubin, 295 Peggy Rubin, 295 Sue Rubin. 319 Harold Rubinfeld, 295 Elan Rubinstein. 412 KirkRuddell, 295 Judy Rudermonn, 407 Joon Rudmon, 295 Stephanie Rudolph, 335 Chris Rufer, 387 Mrs. Dorothy Ruge, 351 Steve Runk, 295, 358 Tina Ruppelt, 333 Marly Rus. 382 RickRusch, 372 Drew Rusnok. 386 Gino Russ, 295 Cherrie Russell. 394 Joon Russell. 315 Stephen G. Rustod. 130 Kay Rustond. 295. 321 Anne Rutherford. 295. 327 Rebecca Rutkowski. 295 Maryanne Rutowski. 325 Mark Rutter. 135 Pot Ryan. 358 Tim Ryan. 358 Laurel Ryder. 295 Denis Ryono. 295 Karen Sobboth. 295 Joyce Sakamoto. 401 JackSalyer. 378 Veronica Samolo. 295 Alan Samuels. 295 Joan Somuelson, 412 Debbie Sandler. 319 Sharon Sondelin. 295 Jesse Sandoval, 408 Mike Sonford. 220 Mercedes Sontoyo, 295 Linda Sapiro. 295 Pamela Sargent. 407 Tim Sosoki, 405 Candy Sato. 391 Suson Soto, 295 Edgar Sotorius. 205 Helen Sotorius. 295 Susan Saunders, 295 Ed Sauve. 364 Manuel Sovedro, 295 Phil Savenick, 123, 128 Bob Sovluk, 376 Judi Sax, 295 Jim Say re, 366 Robert Sbardellati, 366 Edward Scannell, 296 Jeonnie Schofer, 327 Wendy Schoeffers, 407 Janet Rose Schechter, 296 Diane Scherer, 296, 341 Leslie Schermer, 296, 312, 335 Norm Schindler, 134 Mary Schleifer, 353 Judy Schlesinger, 351, 394 Kristo Schmidt, 130, 296,337 Raymond Schmidt, 296 Jeffrey Schneider, 296 Mark Schneider, 382 Marty Schneider, 382 Gretchen Schnieders, 343 Terry Schofield, 200, 203 Richard Schol. 296 Muriel Schoichel, 296 Barry Schrieber, 296. 386 Gary Schoboch, 296 Bev Schroder, 331 Sheryl Schroder, 341 Debbie Schuftler, 319 Jim Schug, 386 Lucille Schulster, 319 Kothy Schultz, 296 KrisSchultz, 345 Roberta Schultz, 296 Bill Schumon, 358 Susan Schuster, 296 Ted Elink-Schuurmon, 370 Robert M, Schwab, 296 Barbara Schwartz, 296 Eileen Schwartz, 403 Jackie Schwartz, 403 Ronni Schwartz, 403 Jose Schworz, 296 Antoinette Scinocco, 296 Peter Scolney, 296 Carol Scott, 296, 349 Jane Marie Scott, 296 Sue Scott, 325 Mark Scrote, 382 Bob Scurich, 366 Robert R.P Scurlich, 296 Doug Seopy, 380 Nancy Searies, 325 Bob Seekatz, 374 Robert Seekofz, 296 Kelvin Sei, 296, 404 Bill Seibert. 200. 203 MikeSeid, 413 Lorenzo Sein. 395 Mariko Seki. 409 Ron Selgroth. 412 Steve Seligman, 370 Lynn Sembler. 319 Lucy Semeniuk, 345 Denise Senzoki. 401 Richard Sepic. 297 Myrna Serafino. 333, 393 John Seski. 297, 395 Dick Sessler, 368 Elaine Sevi, 407 Mary Sewell, 345 Mary Shafer, 297 Mike Shafer, 390 Joel Shallit, 297 Mark Shank, 297 Kothy Shannon, 345 Borboro Sharon, 297, 327 Tom Shaver, 370 Robert Show, 297 Priscillo Sheets, 297, 353, 393 Judy Sheff, 297 Linda Sheffer, 331 Wendy Shetfers, 345 Stu Sheldon, 125 Howord Shempp, 372 Lydia Shen, 297, 396 Jim Shepner, 362 Cathy-Jo Sheppord, 297 John Sherman, 297 Kyko Shibosaki, 390 Harriet Sheilds, 297.341,393 Richard Shields, 297 Phil Shigemura, 297 RaeShillmon, 317 Perry Shimonoff, 297 Sandy Shipman, 333 Susan Shoemaker, 331 Alice Shotton, 297 Nancy Shubin, 31 7 Art Shurlock, 204 Judity Shutts, 297 Janet Sieg, 297 Jon Sieg, 329 Michelle Siegel, 297, 335 Sherryl Liembob, 297 Michael Siener, 297 Ron Silbermon, 387 Morlene Silk, 297 Terri Silk, 331 Thomos Silk, 297 Stephen Sillmon, 298. 410 Pam Silver. 345 Joon Silverburg. 398 Donna Silverman, 298 Vince Silverman, 360 Sy Silverstein, 382 Suzanne Simmler, 298, 331 Dave Simnrwnds, 364 Bob Simmons, 149 Norton Simon, 240 Diane Simons, 325 Gail Simons, 298 Gary Simons. 41 2 Jim Sims, 208 John Sinclair, 372 Alison Singer. 298 Susan Siroton. 35 I Morlene Sirkin, 298 Kothy Sirotta. 351 Bob Skelley. 372 Paulo Skillman. 353 Anthon Skirlock, 135 Helen Skorin. 298 John Slater. 370 Randy Slaughter, 370 Gory Sloven. 298 Margo Slechta. 298 Donna Sloan. 298. 333 Susan Sloggett, 298 Marsha Sloven, 298 Regina Smalley, 298 Debbie Smart. 327 Doug Smart. 356 Ira Smedra. 298 Bruce Smiley, 382 Carol Smith, 394 Craig Marshall Smith, 130 Croig Smith, 408 Don Smith, 386 Donno Smith, 323 Gayle Smith, 325 Holly Smith, 399 John Smith, 213 Koy Smith. 399 Kevin Smith, 364 Lee Smith, 408 Linda Smith, 298 Rodney Smith, 298 Scott Smith, 298 Scott Smith, 374 Sue Smith, 329 Susie Smith, 393 Susan Smith, 394 Vincent Smith, 298 William F. Smith, 240 John Smoot, 360 John Sondbrook, 128 JeH Snap, 356 Joseph Snider, 298, 387 Marnie Snow, 298 Christi Snyder, 337 Christy Snyder, 345 Karen Snyder, 343 Ronald Snyder, 298 Maryonn Sobotnick, 337 Barry Sochot, 406 Mike Soderberg, 362 BorlSokolow, 130,298 Ellen Solinger, 298 Gail Solo, 327 Associate Professor Robert Lasiewski — Zoology , Avrom Solomin, 298 Charles Solomon, 128, 130 Margery Somers, 299 Margie Somers, 315, 393 Drew Sones, 299 William Soroky, 299 Homid Soroudi, 299 Meg Sotseth, 128 Francesco Spaccia, 299 Collen Spare, 4 13 Steven Spear, 299 Averyl Spearman, 31 7 Bob Sperry, 406 Solo Spiegel, 299 Tod Spieker, 358 John Spies, 410 Linda Spinordi, 394,407 Emily Spindler, 331 Ron Spire, 382 Spookie, 368 Sheldon Sroloff, 382 Bob Srumpt, 387 Jim St. Amour, 412 Helen Stockier, 299 Nancy Lynn Stafford, 333 James Stoley. 299 Gory Stamler, 404 Janni Stamm, 3 1 7 Mark Stan, 380 Forrest Stanley, 299 Jerrold Stanoff, 299 Jane Stansbury, 345 Morie Stansbury, 299 Adrionne Stanton, 299,399 Marianna Slopel, 299 E. Allen Storczyk, 299 Jeff Stark, 358 Penny Starr. 394 Mollis Staven. 406 Sandra Steffen, 299 Sue Steidley, 345 Linda Steinberg, 299 Sonia Steinberg, 299 Jerry Stenhjem, 368 SteveStephanou, 376, 390 Nancy Stephen, 341 Karen Stephens, 386 Jim Sterbentz, 376 Karen Stern, 335 Kenneth Stern, 299 Paulette Stern. 335 Sheldon Stern, 299 Joan Stevens. 299 Kent Stevens, 299, 368 Rich Stevens, 299 Lynn Stevenson, 329 Elaine Stewart, 349 Michal Stewart, 31 7, 393 AnnStiles, 299,339, 393 LindaSline, 300, 337, 393 Jim Stinson, 368 Stephanie Stolarz, 353 Susan Stocker, 300 Don Stoll, 376 Rita Stotlomn, 300 Nick Stoltz, 200 Brion Stone, 387 Marsha Stone, 300 Thomas Stone, 300 Dennis Storer, 183, 215 Bonnie Strachon, 300, 393 Larry Strahm, 376, 390 Geoffry Strand, 208 Nancy Strange, 337 Crystal Strongman, 300 Alan Stratford, 378 Brendo Stratton, 300 Chuck Stratton, 300 Greeg Stratton, 300 Jenny Straus, 300 Carol Lee Strauss, 300 Julian Strauss, 300 Greg Stroyer, 405 Mary Jone Stricklin. 300, 333 Al Strong, 356 Betsy Strong, 343 Rick Strong, 405 Edgar Stuart, 300, 387 Steven Stuckey, 300 Mark Sfull, 300, 395 Trudi Sturgeon, 300, 339 Mori Stylanides, 404 Steve Su. 386 Fernando Suarez, 378 Normo Suffron, 353 Jon Sullivan, 325 Jeff Sultan, 300 Janice L. Sumler, 300 Janice Sumler, 393 Debora Summitt, 300 Lisa Sump, 3 1 7 Marina Sung, 300 Ann Maureen Supple, 300 Anne Supple, 345 Adele Surfos, 4 14 Gail Surlin, 300 Bill Susa, 220 Dove Sutton, 4 1 2 Elaine Suyetsugu, 401 Sharon Svendsen, 301 Kothy Swojion, 409 Bonnie Swon, 31 7 Sherrill Swan, 301, 315 Eric Swonson, 220 Mary Swanson, 301 Susie Swonson, 301 , 333, 393 Cynthia Sworthout, 301 Catherine Sweet, 30) Bill Swertfoger, 360 Kuet Swidlwe, 382 Monty Swiryn, 387 Suzi Sydenstricke ' , 393 Tom Tabor 376 Jiro Tagowa 360 Joyce Tokahoshi 401 Ruth Takeda407 Jim Tollorida 356 Sharon Tomura 404 Candy Tanny 386 Shufvon Adrian Tong 301 Grace Toniharo 301, 390 Ross Tanner 386 Thalia Toomoe 301, 391 Gerald Torlow 301 Patrice Torsey 399 Beverly Tarumoto391 Lowerence Tash 30 1 Jeanne Tashima 301 Bruce Taylor 362 Jeon W. Taylor 301 Mike Taylor 301 R. Ervin Taylor 301 Cathy Teosdole 321 John Teget 404 Linda Tendas 301 Bernie Teng 301 Mark Tenner 301 Joseph Teotico 301 Vendo Terodo 301 Steven Geo Terooko 301 Solomon Terfa 1 83 Lynda Terry 393. 325 Ston Terry 362 Cathy Terzian301, 400 Carolyn Tessieri 301 Zigy Teteris 406 Miriam Teutsch 339 Ed Teyber 386 Soishot Thammopimul 301 Bruce Thayer 374 Richard Theis 302, 366 Rick Thierboch 364 JohnF. Tholen 302 Anne Thomas 302 Corl Thomas 370 Dorothy Thomas 389 Mike Thomas 372 Nancy Thomas 343 Roberta Thomas 302 Rochelle Thomas 333, 393 Fron Thompson 347 Kerry Thompson 327 Mrs. Thompson 4 1 3 Dinah Thompson 302 Robert Thompson 302 Nancy Thomson 302 Leroy Thorton III 380 Dave Thursdole 41 3 Thomas Tice 302 Al Tieger 41 2 Albe Ting 388 Polly Tinker 331 Noncy Tinsley 341 Lorry Tipton 412 Gilbert Tokuhara 302 Gil Tokuhara 386 Jamie Tomie 302 Vicki Tong 393 Robert Toolen 302 Bon Toolen 376 Angela Tosti 323 Suzanne Totsubo 302 Herm Trabish 382 Deboroh Troeger 302 Lucinda Travis 302 Chitra Trowphoibul 302 Vic Trembloy 41 2 Vic Tremble 362 Phil Trinh302, 396 Lowerence TrrpleH 302 Joyce Trout 315, 393 Meto Trout 331, 393 Narda Trout 128 Stan Troutman 1 34 Greg Truax 302 Professor Russel O ' Neill — Engineering Avivo Truesdall 302 Egbert Tse 396 Lowerence Tsien 302 Diane Tsudai 302 Somuel Tsui 302, 396 Diane Tsujimoto 302 Gwen Tsurudo 302 Janice Tsurutoni 303 Linda Tubbesing 341 Michoel Tucevich 303 Larry Tucker 303 Koy Tucker 319 Robin Tucker 331 Jim Tuggle 303 Robert Tupac 303 Patricio Turkel 303, 335 Tom Tullius 4 1 2 PamTully 329 Paul Tung 396 Ellen Turner 337 Ken Turner 1 25 Tom Turner 406 Judy Twillegor 327 Victorio Tysdal 303 Reed Uedo 303 Martha Uhey 303 Robert Underbill 303 Clint Ung 386 Linda Unger 303 Ben Urabe405 EdUriarte387 Karl Uriond 303 Mario Urrutto 386 Linda Usier 303 Lynn Utzinger 337 Danny Uyeod 204 Noomi Uyekowa 391 AiloUyelubo303 Brendo Uyemuro 333, 393 U Richard Vagy 303 Cindy Voil 339 Nora Vatdiviezo 303 Gregory Valentine 303 John Vallely 188, 203 Bob Vonderel 368 Robert Vanderet 303 Vicki Von Dyke 31 7 Virginia Van Osdel 347 Oano Van Minnen 303 Peter V«n Trig! 303 Pete Van Trigt 358 Coiro Vorga 394 Peler Vosilovich 303 lito Vasquez 228 Percivol Voz303 Barboro Veile303, 321, 393 Arron Venouztou 304 Ann Venskus 304 Linda Vernon 325 Terry Verndy 364 Kris Vicklund 333 Olatunji Vidol 304 Benny Vilorio 368 Mory Vineyard 353 Bob Vinnicof 304 Pele Viri 404 Leslie Visser 409 Marvin Vilatoe 236 Kolhy Vlahokis329 Lee Vochko304, 317 Mark Vogel 382 Rondo Vogel 333 Tom Vogel 405 Bon VogI 364 Bill Van Vorsl408 Cynthio Von Der Embse 304 Christine Von Essen 304 Pouline Von Lennartz 304 Greg Vorwerck372 Wollond Vrboncic 304 Charlotte Vroomon 128 Morjorie Wykouk 304 Margie Vykouk 341 w Jonet Wache, 347 Julie Wachi, 401 Bill Woddell, 360 Gail Wode, 304 Tim Wade, 374 Donna V ogner, 327 Rick V agner, 356 Steven V agner, 304 Steve Wogner, 366 Diana Wahl, 304 Steve Wahl, 220 Lindo Wakelield, 304 Mike Wa lder, 387 Caroline Walker, 345 Creed Wolker. 388 DeeDee Wolker, 327 Bob Wallace, 387 Jeanne Wallace, 304 Liz Wallace, 413 Tricio Wallace. 329 Linda Wollin, 304, 333 Tom Wallis, 408 Kathy Walowil, 304 Gary Wolsh, 382 Byron Walter, 413 Richard Walter, 304 Joney Wamsley, 325 PouleHe Wong, 404 Cindy Ward, 353 Joel Word. 304 Greg Worde, 386 Virginio Wordle, 323 John Wargo, 360 Helen Warren, 34 1 Noncy Wascoe, 3 1 7 Pamela Woss. 321 Pom Woss, 393 Foye Wotonabe, 304 Irene Watonobe, 400 Suzy Wotonabe, 398 Dean A. Wotkins, 240 Kelly Wotson, 341 Pot Watts, 127,337 Patricio Watts, 304 Jay Wayne. 387 Bill Weaver, 412 Dave Webb, 358 Jeff Weber, 128 Paul Weber, 304 Suzy Weber, 333 Fronk Webster, 304 KM. Trip Webster, 204 Trip Webster, 364 Pot Wendell, 405 Linda Wedding, 339 Meredith Wegner, 407 Dovid Weil, 305 Suson Weil, 305 Josh Weinbaum, 382 Barbara Weinberg, 305 Barbara Weinberg, 305, 407 Beryl Weiner, 305 Fred Weiner, 360 Stephonie Weiner, 409 Gail Weinger, 305 Joshua Weinman, 305 Janet Weinsteim, 407 Joan Weinstein. 128 Lawrence Weinstein, 305 Roy Weinstein, 386 Sue Weinstein, 319 Cathy Weir, 347 Lynn Weirboch, 305 Jone Weisberg, 400 SharrieWeisberg, 400 Miriam Weisel, 305 Mimi Weisel, 349 Mark Weisenberg, 305 Beryl Weiss. 305 Gory Weiss. 382 Donna Weisz, 130,394 Vicki Welch, 337 Linda Wells, 305 Barboro Welty, 393 Suzanne Wendl, 329 Charlotte Wenke, 305 Modeline Wenters, 321 Ken Wernle, 412 Kevin West, 305 Dean Westly, 366 Wendy Westover, 327 Connie Westvig, 347 Janis Weyrouch, 333 Dona Wheeler, 345 Eileen Wheeler, 305 Randy Wheeler, 368 Dove Whitby, 380 Niall White, 408 Luerae Whiteing, 407 Richord Whitton, 305 Rich Whitton, 370 Jessica While. 305 Marianne Whyte, 305 Janeon Wickham, 305 Sidney Wicks, 196, 203 Lindo Wickstrom, 305. 339 Gayle Wiegond. 407 Josh Wienmon, 390 Norm Wilcox, 405 Janice Wilder, 305 Suson Wilemon, 305 Annette Wiley, 343 Allan Wilion, 399 John Wilkes, 358 Terry Wilkes, 305 Mike Wilkinson, 412 Elliot Wilkov , 306 Leslie Willey, 345 Bob Williams, 410 Kathy Williams, 345 Oliver Williams, 128 Paula Willioms, 329 Robert Williams, 387 Steve Williams, 358 Ron Williamson, 362 Judith Willis, 305 Michael Willis, 306 Mike Willis, 380 BruceWillison, 306. 395 Marilyn Willison. 306 ElizobethWillner, 306 Jim Willott, 306, 380 Jack Wills, 41C Rhondo Wilmoth, 353 Bill Wilson, 405 Kothy Wilson, 331 Tom Wilson, 370 Bill Winder. 362 Debbie Wmer. 409 Bill Winslov . 382 Suson Winslow. 306 Mike Winston, 125 Roberta Winston, 306 Gayle Winling, 362 Corolie Winlstein, 388 Land H. 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Thomas Woods. 306 Joon Woolway, 339 Ross Worren. 356 Vikke Wright. 325 John Wright. 395 Jonathan Wright. 306 Mark Wright. 360 Rosemary Wright. 307. 321 Leslie Wroble. 387 Analee Wulfkuhle. 307. 325 Kelly Yagemonn. 343 Borboro Yomodo. 391 Gerri Yamoguchi. 400 Geri Yomaguchi, 412 Jeanne Yamoguchi, 400 Michiki Yomane, 307 Solly Yamoshito, 307 Mory Yamozaki, 307 Kothryn Yoncey, 307 Suh-er Yang, 307 Vinnie Chang-Jen Yong. 307 Sue Yanker. 319 Suenell Yonkie. 345 Stanley Yono. 307 Diana Yarber, 307 Dinoo Yorber, 341 Metonie Yosboor. 351 Melonie Yosgoor. 35 1 ZoeYoskiel. 404 Howard Yoto. 307 Elaine Yee. 307 Lenoro Yee-Ling Chen, 4 1 4 Chi-Ming Yeh, 307 Hsien-Min Yeh, 307 Nora Yeh. 414 Jackie Yip. 3 1 7 Joonne Yoffee, 351 Teresa Yokoyomo, 401 Gary Yomontas, 360 Nancy Joshiharo. 401 Dennis Yoshikawo. 307 Julio Yoshinoga. 401 JomesYost. 307 Beth Young, 325 Bill Young. 376. Bob Young, 358 Cathy Young, 127.337 Frank Young. 354 John Young. 387 Kori Young. 337. 135 Ken Young. 410 Robert E. Young. 307 Steven Young. 307 Wing Young, 307 Sheila Yu, 396 Susie Yu, 307, 396 WilliomYue, 307 Henry Yuen Henry Yuen, 396, 412 John Zochelc, 232 Howard Zoger, 307 Greg Zoil, 220 Joanna Zomberline. 321 Pete Zanzot. 376 Peter Zanzot, 307, 395 Tom Zopoto, 374 Mike Seomon, 308 Mike Zeomon, 308 Rocktord Zee, 396 Meridy Zeigler, 308, 393 Judy Zeitz, 308 RonZiH, 382, 390 Amy Zimmermon, 308 Sandy Zimmerman, 347 Don Zimmering, 124 Alan Zirgulis, 380 Bob Zintgroff, 378 Cathy Zogby, 135, 127 Poulo Zollo, 409 Jim Zroke, 376 Photo Credits Deon Berkus- pages 1 8, 34, 90-95 Lee Walczuk-pages 100-103 Marvin Smith— pages 36-39 Lane Wipff- pages 3, 10-15, 48-51, 98-99, 104-113 ASUCLA Photography, especially Gary Baker, Senior portraitsby NormSchindler. As the saying goes, Papa, lllegitemi non carborundum! Krista I I) ,) Ir Kt b ' J + Va [ iX A ' ,V i l f5.H1 n } .«: ' ■ i i m U f i. un :■ ? ■ A-f . i Jfrr ? .{!, ( r -