University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

LinC of Evansville College 1964 Volume XLII Lin stands for Lincoln, the avenue wide On which fronts the campus, the field of our pride. C means not only the College we praise — The school we will love throughout all our days — But Clifford, the father, a true pioneer Who blazed out the way with a vision clear. LinC read aright, Life in College appears, Love in College translate it, if that suits your years. But though C stands for College and Culture, ' til true, ' Tis the first part of City, Community, too; And while we LinC up each year to the past. Forging a chain that will hold us all fast. We mean to LinC, also, our life here in school To life in the world — though opposed to all rule — That we may give freely of our very best To the City which touches our doors on the west, And that it in its turn may teach us to know How to best serve our fellows as through life we go. Thus of whatever phase of our College we think. It is all to be found in the one word — the LinC. Wahnita DeLong This poem was written in 1922 for the first LinC ever published. Wahnita DeLong was an English teacher and later became Dean of Women. This book was edited by Ralph E. Olmsted, who is now College Business Manager. : - ■ ;.■■ ■ ' ' $ :. ■ - a ■ ' ■ ' ■■ ' ■ ' ■-■ X- 1 ' , Lin 1964 .- • - - ' . ' . , i J : • ' - Staff TVT Nancy Morris Editor i l Bill Hardin Managing Editor Anne rampe Campus Editor Dousr Baskett Editor Ransdell -k - Business Manager Dan O ' Daniel Joy Hankins Advertising Co-Managers T T Jim Loving Marilyn Nonte Harry Ransdell Carolyn Schmitt Photographers ►,4 « ! V- 1 it A  . ' -f . ' . V.J tes t 900 Webster m IN APPRECIATION In 1928, a young Evansville College graduate was appointed business manager of the school. In November, 1963, that same man celebrated his 35th anniversary as business manager of Evansville College. Ralph Olmsted ' s years of association with Evansville College, as the student, a faculty member and an administrator, have been filled with many firsts. He enrolled as a freshman in 1919, the first year classes were held at E.G. In Octo- ber of that same year he played a major role in establishing the school newspaper, THE CRESCENT. He served as the first editor of the paper. In his junior year, he was instrumental in publishing the first LinC. Mr. Olmstead was editor of the first yearbook published in 1922. As vice president of the Student Government Association (he served two consecutive terms in this office), he was a member of the court that tried the first two cases of cheating under the College ' s Honor System. Upon his graduation from E.C. in 1923, in a class of 23, Mr. Olmsted began teach- ing at Cynthiana High School. He spent his summer as a reporter for the Evansville Courier and taught for a year at Central High School. In 1925 he returned to the College as the first instructor of journalism. Three years later he was appointed busi- ness manager. Through these many years, Mr. Olmsted has made numerous contributions to the growth and development of Evansville College. His tireless work has helped to build the school that exists today, and he will continue to be an important part of many future events concerning E.C. Mr. Olmsted has been a catalyst in many projects undertaken by the school, and has established an efficiency in his department that would be hard to equal. He has not just shuffled papers and kept books, however. He has taken a truly personal interest in helping young people. He has displayed understanding and confidence in students when many people have rejected them, commented Robert Rowland, assistant to the president in charge of public relations and development. Edgar McKown, director of religious life, a close friend of Mr. Olmsted ' s since their college days at E.G., said, Since 1919, Ralph has been related to the College, except for two years, as a student or staff member. In a real sense he is Mr. Evansville College. To many, many people, though, he is just Ralph, a warm-hearted, highly respected friend. To Ralph E. Olmsted, who truly can be called Mr. Evansville College, we dedi- cate this 1964 LinC, as an expression of our sincere appreciation for his constant efforts and continued loyalty to Evansville College. A job well done, Mr. Olmsted. . w.; e- §jUpta ' ■ ' ' ■ tJiM mU i ■■ r, , ; . ;i J ..fe £ti ;i IKSS K? M £ $ ' . V V ' V iAs. , ' V-; ' M ' YAY1 ■-i ' i • ' ,) ■ 7 5? till. sag ■■■; ' sm ' Vr Stag g og-si-i-: - : . ' . ' . ' .■ ' • -! ' ■££- ' :. i . ' ' .- liUc, -i? ■ v ' .,.-7 ■•. ' .- ' . ■ J? ' ; Mlvvi- ;■ ' ' ; ' .;- •.• C7 •■ ' ' ' ■ ' . VA ' ' 9? V ' , : ' , .■ ' -. - : , ' J . ' ' . ' ,.■ ' ' •. ' 7s ' . v ; ■ ' •i ' - ' . ' , ' .- ' , ' ,- ' V-.s ' . : ' V--, ' , ' sisssfiVaSi! : ■ RALPH E. OLMSTED TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Seniors 7 Spring 31 Faculty 43 September and October 51 Residence 59 November and December 69 Greeks 79 January and February 97 Honoraries and Elected Offices 105 Clubs and Organizations 117 Sports 131 Advertising 149 SENIOR SECTION Mil .  ! UK  A t % 4r V 1 A. JT • I  «• ♦ « in d . ' •■ in $$ P Josette Adams Anne Adams •;V|| , llF-i| r Hf  . 4£T|  - ' « w Nancy Albin Sandra Bates Sandy Bentley Linda Bowers Daniel Breidenbach 00 00 CO o CO O) Ul o -p Stanley Byers Linda Campbell 10 Carole Carstens Ralph Coleman Paula Carter Galen Clough Carolyn Coughlin John Daily Jane Damm Betty Davis Patricia Dean Michael Decker 11 Joseph Degenhart Robert Dodge Judith DeToro Gary Dooley Judith Edwards William Ellerbusch Shannon Dutton Sharon Evans Carolyn Fincher Stephen Fischer 12 Roger Fry John Gadau Judith Gager Robert Gallman Leroy Garrard Linda Garrard Susan Geier William Georgesen 13 Terry Gibson Mary Helen Gossman Randy Greasham Margaret Grimm Martha Guiney Ruth Ann Girton Larry Griffen Vincent Gwauney 14 Sundra Goodman Judith Graul A I . ' £ « William Hardin Donald Hadley James Hagedorn Ruth Harmon Sarah Flach Robert Hall Mary Lou Hafele William Harmison Jane Harmon Nancy Harper 15 George Harris Michael Harris Sandra Hayden John Holmes Maxie Hatcher Janet Hisker Lottie Hensler jT PP J Thomas Hon Glenn Huebschmann Wilfried Hung 16 Jason Hunter Dorcas James Kenneth Hutchesen Jesse Hunt Patricia Hunt Richard Ingebrand Joyce Johnson Robert Jones Ronald Kaetzel David Kennedy 17 Jeaneene Kramer Dora Kushner James Lancaster 18 ■■ fa-. John McCulley 19 m= L Paul McLain Mary Mason Robert Maas Michael McGregor David Matthiesen Allen McCutchan Thomas Maholm Sharon Mattingly Glen Maucher Lynn Mautz 20 Shirley Miles Janice Miller Edward Miller 21 Ellison Noble 22 Elbert Pace Nancy Parrish 23 Shirley Pavne Earl Pfettscher Jan Pearson 1, %■ •S Akin Pitt David Peters Jerry Points Robert Prathcr Harry Ransdell William Rasure John Rea 24 John Robb -■ - Terry Reynolds Larry Richert Wayne Roberts Gloria Robinson Ben Sandefer James Scaggiari Larry Schanharst James Schaefer Carolvn Schnur 25 ?fe Bonnie Schrader John Schwartz Nancy Schweigert Lavinia Sergo Nancy Schweikarth David Shagaloff Nancy Shaw Richard Sheckfee Rosemary Shireman Barrett Short 26 Kay Sims Juanita Sims Bryan Snook James Smith Alan Speicher Doris Stonecipher Norma Stubbs Arlcne Symonds David Sypolt Michael Taylor 27 Arnold Wade 28 Gerald Walthall Loretta Westerman David Waller John Werner Sharron Watkins Mary Alice Wilber Diane Walston Verlma West , Ray Wedell Jane Willham 29 Roger Williams Jean Wolter David Zielinski Wanda Young fi. ■ •ff :l - , j j BfffJfl ,1 .:p ' . . ♦■ • ■ 30  ' SPRING SECTION Mm ri; •• xSl I w p ■ - Section Editors PETE BLAND, ANNE PAMPE ? . Angel Crowned ROTC Sweetheart Donna Greenfield was crowned honorary cadet colonel of the twelfth annual Military Ball in March. Billie Sue Stirn and Kaye Sims were the two other Angel Flight candidates for the honor. Donna received the cape of colonel and Billie Sue and Kaye were named honorary lieutenant colo- nels. The theme of the ball was Forever Blue, and it was co-sponsored by the Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight. Music was provided by the Rick Sutherlin Band, and Jim Mosier was master of ceremonies. i Queen Donna Greenfield wore the cape of honorary cadet colonel of the spring Military Ball. Bille Sue Stirn, Kaye Sims, and Donna Greenfield were the candidates for Military Ball Queen. Students danced to the music of Rick Sutherlin and his Band at the annual event. 32 LOVE AND THE MAIL RIDE THE SAME RAILS The Evansville College Theater steamed along the rails of success with their production of Love Rides the Rails, or Will the Mail Train Run To- night? The spring melodrama provided fight scenes, frolicking chases and humorous recitations for full-house audiences. Jim Clark, Sandi Stinson, Gary Beyer, and Sally Hadley stood for pru- dence and modesty, while Hon David Lutz, and Judy Johnson took a treach- erous stand. The sets for the play were designed by Dudley Thomas, and director of the play was Sam Smiley. Gary Bayer keeps lookout while the innocent lovers, Sandi Stinson and Jim Clark, share a moment together. Sandy Stinson and Rand Ihle perform in one of the many acts sprinkled between the scenes of the play. Flanked by can-can girls, Judy Butler peels off her cos- tume in the saloon scene. Villains John Lutz and Duane Campbell are foiled in their attempt to stop the mail train. Lambda Chi ' s dance their way to a second place vic- ti ry. Phi Mu ' s present a three ring circus complete with animals and acrobats. SIG EPS RUMBLE TO MUSICAL MADNESS WIN The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon rumbled their way to a Musical Madness victory with a take-off on the popular Broadway musical, West Side Story. Jim Lewis won the best director award for the Sig Ep production. Alpha Omicron Pi won the women ' s division with Two Sweet to be Forgotten, a fairy tale about Candyland. Lambda Chi Alpha placed second in the men ' s division, and Beta Sigma Omicron placed second in the women ' s division. Group directors receiving last minute instructions were (seated from left) Linda Branaman, Chi O; Barbara Brown, AOPi ; Sharon Blaser, Beta Sig; Connie Turner, Phi Mu; Dave Baughman, SAE, and Jim Lewis, Sig Ep. Paul Jolley was Lambda Chi director. : Victorious Sig Eps rush to the stage after learning of their ' win. AOPi director Barbara Brown leads her sisters in a victory song and yell. The casts and directors of Musical Madness combine their efforts to provide a rousing finale to the evening ' s performance. Student Slate candidates were Stan Weinstock, Linda Brana- man, Allen McCutchan, Sandy Bates, and Gary Edwards. Clown Rick Matthiesen hands voter Shar- ron Crofts some All-Campus party litera- ture in the campaign. All-Campus Party candidates were Nancy Morris, Larry Williams, Judy Taylor, Don Vogel, and Janet Pounds. SGA OFFICERS ELECTED IN CLOSE RACE The Student Slate won three of five offices in Student Gov- ernment Association elections in May, with Allen McCutchan, an independent candidate on the Student Slate, victorious in the presidential race. He defeated Don Voegl, Sig Ep All- Campus aspirant, by a scant twenty-five votes. Others elected were Gary Edwards, SS, vice-president; Linda Branaman, SS, secretary: Judy Taylor. ACP, treasurer; and Nancy Morris, ACP, delegate at large. m ,( FOR CLEAf-, ADERSHIP !V07 E Much to their mascot Brandy Chi ' s discomfort, the Lambda Chi ' s demonstrate clean leadership in the SGA elections. 36 NOLAN KNIGHTED BY SLIDE-RULES ■ sWWbwSW ' VTw ' ' AM ' Annette Nolan, representing Alpha Omicron Pi, reigned as queen of the Engineering Club picnic at Yabroudy Park in May. The annual activities were highlighted by volleyball and softball games. The women of Alpha Omicron Pi defeated the Phi Mu ' s in the final round to place first in the women ' s volleyball competition. The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the men ' s volleyball competition, and Tau Kappa Ep- silon was victorious in the softball event. 5 ?!• • •fcvn t f: ; v  i— : , Sorority women compete in the women ' s volleyball contest. SAE ' s and Teke ' s compete in the men ' s volleybal contest. Annette Nolan gets a congratulatory kiss for winning the queen ' s contest. MAY DAY Miss Sandy Smith, Chi Omega, beams with joy moments after being crowned May Day Queen. Even though they had a slight mishap, the Lambda Chi ' s triumphed in the chariot race. The singing Beachcombers perform during the morning May Day festivities. Mrs. Esther Copeland, mother of senior Jan Williams. is named Mother of the year. The Air Force ROTC march in pre- cision form at their May Day review. 38 VICKI BROWN SELECTED MISS EVANSVILLE COLLEGE Miss Vicki Brown was selected as Miss Evansville College during Friday night activities of the first campus Sproket Festival activities. She was chosen to represent Evansville in the 1963 Miss Indiana contest. Pani Miller was first runner-up, and Donna King was second runner-up. Anita Ruckman was chosen Miss Congeniality by the eight finalists. Vicki was judged on appearance and poise in an evening gown and a bathing suit. Her talent selection was a baton routine. Entertainment by the nationally famous Four Lads singing group follow- ed the contest. Vicki Brown, a freshman from Eldorado. 111., beams with happiness after she was crowned Miss Evans- ville College. Pam Miller. Donna King, and Vicki Brown were the three finalists se- lected from eight entrants. The candidates were judged on appearance in evening gowns, swim suits and a talent presentation. Thorton Patberg, master of ceremonies, introduces Miss Indiana before the final announcement of the winner of the contest. 39 FIRST SPRING WEEK END Bike riders round the last turn of the pace lap to start the grueling 39 mile Sproket Festival bicycle race. •  •• •  ; ■ -- _ ' ' The first place Lambda Chi ' s know that precious seconds are gained or lost in the exchange of riders. . HBM Many smooth exchanges helped Ron Martin and Gene Hahn pace the Tekes to a second place win. PROVES TO BE A SUCCESS Recently crowned Miss Evansville College, Miss Vicki Brown, con- gratulates the winners of the bicycle race. Sponsoring groups yelled their teams to victory in the Sproket Festival bicycle race. The checkered flag of victory is lowered after the Lambda Chi rider races over the finish line. NEW FUTURE AWAITS 1963 E.C. GRADUATES Three hundred twenty-five graduating seniors received degrees in Commence- ment exercises June 3, 1963, at Roberts Municipal Stadium. Dr. Herman C. Krannert, founder of the Krannert foundation, was the guest speaker for the event. Bishop Edwin Edgar Voight, Resident Bishop of the Illi- nois area of the Methodist Church of Springfield, 111., delivered the baccalaure- ate address to the graduating seniors the day before the commencement exer- cises. A proud graduate places her tas- sle on the other side of her mor- tar board, signifying she is now a Graduate. Evansville College graduates stand during the benediction preceding their commencement exercises. Dr. Melvin W. Hyde congratulates a recipient of an honorary degree. 42 FACULTY SECTION W. t i i Jfr KT v v fcfci m K • IH 5sfi Section Editors STEVE LOEWENKAMP, BILL HARDIN ' '  v 7 v- ? William Affolder I . ' - ' - Mary Louise Bell Inez Ahlering lm Lucy Bardo Allen Bess M Dr. Nicholas B rown ' , A. C. Biggs A Clarence Buesking Corinne Catlin Dr. Ralph Coleman 44 Dr. Thomas Harding Dr. Martin Douglas Capt. Thomas Hartman Donald Harbison William Hartsaw Dr. Edward Hauswald Allenc Hcrron 45 Suzanne Himsel • ■■ ■ m ' - ' Harold Houston Dr. Melvin Hyde Kenley Inglefield Major Jean Kearby Helen Jean Clifford Kraft Dr. Joseph Kushner 46 Dr. V. W. Maves Ruth Meckert Darrell Megli 47 Kelly Miles Ralph Olmsted Susan Parks Leslie Miley Elizabeth Owen Dr. James Morlock Robert Osborne Thornton Patberg Robert Rowland Dr. Delbert Sampson 48 Wilma Shafer Father Charles Schoettelkotte David Stockhammer Clifford Stone Carl Staplin John Strucel Emma Schreiber Edward Susat Dr. Earl Tapley Maj. Miles Taylor 49 Dr. Robert Thompson , x 4 S) Wmsmk Arthur Tyler K Capt. William Waters Dr. Lowell Weller Donald Widick Dr. Woody Werking Robert Wilson Clarence Winternheimer Marjorie Wood 50 I ■Jim SEPTEMBER— OCTOBER VJ£ rfi SECTION .- WPfri- ni HL.-. -to- . •■■• - T tv53 ' : v ■ Miss Gayla Dame, a Bosse graduate, beams with joy moments after she was crowned Icebreaker Dance Queen. BEGINNING BRINGS BUSTLE OF ACTIVITIES The beginning of school brought fun, excitement and thrill to E.C. students. At the very successful Icebreaker Dance Miss Gayla Dame reigned as queen with a crown of yellow rose buds. The cheerleaders made their debut at the E.C. — St. Joseph game. At that same game Mr. C. F. Behme was named Fa- ther of the Year. He was selected by members of the football team. y ' ' - i m Mf 4 Mr. C. F. Behme is congratulated by Dr. Melvin Hyde short- ly after being named Father of the Year at the annual Dad ' s Day football game. Mr. Behme is the father of football ace Jack Behme. The lineup that will start at both the football and basketball games — the cheerleaders. The girls are Beth Edwards, Gayla Dame, Joy Hankins, captain, Connie Hughey, Karen Adams, Kendra Beesley, and Connie Krause. 52 Coach Paul Beck stim- ulates the students at the pep rally, Come on, we ' ve got to give them that old school spirit. Arad McCutchan has this to say about that pep rally for the football team: Give ' em the old basketball spirit. Bonnie Mills receives one of her prizes from Don Vann as a result of being crowned Miss Watermelon Bust. LAMBDA CHI BUST FOLLOWS RALLY Smiles of pleasure or pain??? Dottie Neyhouse, Lee Howard, Sally Elliott, Mary Helen Gough and Sara Struble got tingling thrills in the ice-sitting contest at the Lambda Chi ' s Watermelon Bust. Thornton Patberg eats his way to victory in the faculty watermelon eating contest. Sandy Bentley and Linda Campbell execute a tricycle exchanges that won them first place as Judy Shafer urges them on. 53 Fraternity pledges are shown leaving the Ad Build- ing moments after pledging. . MEN AND WO Lambda Chi pledges are congratulated by actives. Pete Golightly is surrounded by his SAE brothers who formally welcome him to the group. Greek pledges and actives get acquainted following men ' s pledging. 54 AEN RUSH TOGETHER Beta Sigma Omicron rushees walked the streets of Paris into a cafe filled with paintings. The talented Parisians are Susan Roell, Diane Minton, Sara Struble, and Pam Buckley. Bobbye Clary and Dorinda Dudley hover over Tammy Young in their Wizard of Oz scene. Phi Mu ' s Kathy Rosborough, Carol Daniel and Jackie Thompson gave rushees some of Japan ' s Hospitality during their rush party. Gale Wilson, Nancy Roser, and Anita Ruckman, in a Hawaiian set- ting, present the hula to the Alpha Omicron Pi rushees. 55 TWENTY-FIFTH HOMECOMING PP Tift Pretty Dorinda Dudley is surrounded by her Chi Omega sisters after the announcement that she was selected the 1962 Homecoming Queen. Viewing the Homecoming game from their royal position are the Homecoming Queen and her Princesses. Seated from left are Allen McCutchan, SGA president; Wanda Young, princess; Dorinda Dud- ley, queen ; and Bonnie Washington, princess. Placing first in Class AA Men ' s Division was Lamb da Chi Alpha fraternity. Beta Sigma Omicron came in first in the Class AA Women ' s Division. Winning first in the Class A was the BiSci Club. 56 BRINGS SILVER MIST ' Music by the Blue Barron Orchestra provided the finishing touches for the 25th Homecoming at E.G. This year ' s activities included men ' s and women ' s tricycle races and stilt races, a men ' s tug-of-war and a chug-a-lug contest for the women. Homecoming Queen Dorinda Dudley and her royal prin- cesses, Bonnie Washington and Wanda Young, reigned over the football half time activities and the dance. Members of the royal court were Sara Struble, Barbara Kirsch and Esther Tyler. Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity get s into the swing of Homecom- ing activities by participating in the tug-of-war. Maryann Egan smiles after losing the stilt race to the men ' s dorm. Winston Evans hands the trike to Tucker Queen as the men ' s dorm rides to first place. Sandy VanArsdall discovers that in order to win the tricycle race, she must repair her tricycle. The chug-a-lug — how many cups of cider can be downed- is always an exciting event at the Homecoming activities. 57 FALL FEATURES POLITICS AND CULTURE President Melvin Hyde addresses the Freshman Class during the President ' s Convocation. ; Mayor Frank MacDonald is shown after leaving the Union where he spoke to Evansville College Young Democrats about the growth of Evansville during his administration. One of the many book reviews given throughout the year was done by Miss Ann Stuart. Mayoral candidate Hank Roberts fired both barrels at Evans- ville ' s mayor at a meeting of the Young Republican ' s Club. 58 1 RESIDENCE HALLS - ..« « %?•« ;•  •• k I ■ First Floor: FIRST ROW; left to right: K. Fox, S. Wagner, P. Brown, J. Price, L. Whittington, B. Bays, J. Vosburgh, J. Hueb- schmann. SECOND ROW: L. Shepherd, B. Moore, S. Lampson, M. Hunter, L. Holtzapple, L. Korre, J. Grossman, R. Luther. THIRD ROW; J. Miller, M. Mathews, D. Marshall, M. Melvin, J. Kramer, B. Conaway, J. Chambers, D. Wood, Donna Mooney. Moore Hall A Christmas tree adds a touch of home life to the dorm. Dorm living is one of the most valued educational processes during the college career. Friendships are developed which are often the most lasting of a lifetime. Even after a roommate graduates and moves to a new town, there is always a fond memory and a warm greeting at future encounters. Among Moore Hall ' s social activities this year were a get-acquainted party and a Moore Hall — Hughes Hall mixer in the fall, a Halloween party, a Christmas coffee for the faculty and staff, Christmas caroling, and a Valen- tine party for orphans. Bonnie Mills served as president of Moore Hall; Nancy Harmon, vice- president; Shirl McDonald, secretary; Joy Reagan, treasurer; Bobbie Yonko, publicity chairman; and Erin Hope, historian. The counselors were Jane Harmon, senior counselor; Beth Ann Bays, first floor counselor; Pat Tres- sel, second floor counselor; and Sharron Sonner, third floor counselor. Mrs. Sally Fields is housemother. 60 But. I don ' t know how to sing. Just sign on the dotted line. Second Floor: FIRST ROW; left to right. B. Elzer. M. Friesen- hengst, P. White, M. Gushwa, N. Augustine, P. Lottes, B. Zahara- ko. SECOND ROW; P. Yuska, S. Montgomery, C. Reiners, J. Fowler, L. Knuth, S. Michael, K. Fox. THIRD ROW; S. Caylor, J. Montgomery, M. Miller. L. Leith, S. Vargo, M. Hornick, J. Jor- dan. S. Anderson. Third Floor: FIRST ROW; left to right, F. Cobb, M. Joiner. J. Bierod, M. Ratliff, M. Timpe, K. Allen, C. Hughey, N. Bayless, A. Howard, Mrs. Field, housemother. SECOND ROW; J. Klem- enko. S. Hayden, R. Barker, M. Delzell, B. Whitesel, D. Ramsey, L. Bricker, C. Schneck. S. Eskew. D. Leitner, M. Schnarr. THIRD ROW; B. Sabo, S. Sonner, C. Schutte, E. Kuffner. C. Richardson. J. Kebortz, P. Blake. L. Hale. B. Yonko, N. Simcox, S. Holmes. North Wing: FIRST ROW; V. Brown. M. Montgomery. M. Vingis. M. Pauley, D. Kress. J. Thompson. SECOXD ROW; B. Kimball. G. Bland. J. Petr. A. Jackson. P. Tressell, E. Hope, S. Struble. Moore Hall Adds Wings Two new north and south wings, costing more than $550,000 were added to Moore Hall last summer. Only the ground level of the wings were used this year. But the plan calls for girls living in fours, sharing two bedrooms, a bath and a study room. Twenty-four girls will occupy these apartments with twelve in each wing. South Wing: FIRST ROW; P. Yarger, P. Holkowich. B. Mills. D. Jump. D. Dudley. B. Basham. R. W. Chu. K. I. Johnson. N. Nadler. SECOXD ROW; K. Hawk. J . Pounds. N. Satro, J. Reagan. J. Harmon, C. Chase, L. Stula, D. Klein, M. Egan, E. Kington. THIRD ROW; N. Allen, D. Barr, S. Elliott, M. Hartley, W. King, I. Stewart, S. Roell, K. Kinnard. S. VanArsdall. P. Ellis. 62 Togetherness ' is the motto for the Hughes Hall men. Their organized efforts have given them a high rating in the intramural sports field. They have won the Co-ed tennis, the cross country, swimming and Turkey Trot trophies. Other activities of the Hughes Hall men were a Hughes — Moore Hall mixer in both the fall and win- ter, a Christmas Party and Christmas caroling. John Robb served as president of Hughes Hall : Carrol Davis, vice-president ; Grover Cleveland, secre- tary-treasurer; and Mike Beard, historian. Floor coun- selors were: Benny Brewster, first floor; Leo Waning- er, second floor, and Jim Clark, third floor, Mrs. Irene Ogden, whom the men affectionately call Mom or Mommv, is the head resident. The way to a boy ' s heart is through his stomach. Hughe Hall First Floor: FIRST ROW; right to left, C. Sanders, J. Allard, R. Edmondson, C. Baute, Mrs. Ogden, T. Hewitt, M. Beard, S. White; SECOND ROW; B. Brewster, R. Hampton, D. Armour, R. Taylor, S. Edmondson. M. Wellemeyer, D. Lisman, T. Hartman, G. Black. THIRD ROW; S. Allen, D. Groves, L. Humes, S. Watkins, J. Sharp, B. Stamler, S. Parks, R. Killion. 63 Second Floor: FIRST ROW; right to left, D. Blandard, R. Hillman, M. Lutz. Mrs. Ogden, J. Wagoner, J. Daughty, B. Petersen. SECOND ROW; M. Carson, M. Stoops, J. Love, D. Barkes. P. Capes, W. Evans, R. Huebschmann. R. Elliott. T. Carmichael. THIRD ROW; R. Simmons, G. Cleveland, R. Bennett, M. Schwing. M. Kurtz, J. Vaughn, C. Davis. J. Shatzer, T. Wolff. FOURTH ROW; L. Miller, J. Cron, G. McClary, F. Martin. M. Sutherland, S. Dinnsen, D. Reed, E. Zell, L. Waninger. Mail from the outside world. This boy has got to go! 64 Look what milk does for THEM ! I miss my Mother. Third Floor: FIRST ROW; Right to left, R. Masvikeni, D. Barber, R. Mangel, Mrs. Odgen, T. Queen, B. Eaton, C. Salerno, H. Brown. SECOND ROW; M. Theriac, J. Clark, D. Williams, N. Richards, B. Booth, B. Behler, J. Brown, THIRD ROW; R. Klin- gle, J. Robb, L. McLane, D. Hornick, L. West, D. Limeberry, B. Haverstick, G. Lauderdale, FOURTH ROW; B. Yenne, D. Meyers, G. Schulte, S. Sarles. D. Hall, C. L. Hornback, D. Moore. Bigney-Hovda Houses: FIRST ROW; right to left, E. Wilhelm, J. Hall, R. Fry, E. Miller, R. Wilhelm, S. Artherton, B. Albright, J. Pearson. SECOND ROW; R. Foreman, G. Randall, M. Rudolph, J. Cook, D. Schlansker, B. Wake, D. Dunham. THIRD ROW; P- Jolly, J. Geisler, W. Boultinghouse, D. Hoy, D. Burchfield, W. Rademacher, L. Isley. Apartment Living A welcome figure for the Bigney boys is Mrs. Weeks bringing pop- corn. Bigney — Franklin — Hovda Houses are cooperative resi- dences established in 1960 to give college men and women an opportunity to learn practical and useful lessons in living. The apartments are on an honor system with no one on academic probation allowed to live there. Among Bigney — Franklin — Hovda Houses activities this year were a dessert and party, a dance. Fall Frolic. in the Union Patio, a Christmas collection of food for a needy fam- ily, and a Christmas caroling party. The officers for Bigney House were: Charles Harmon, president: Richard Schlansker, vice-president, and Milt Butterworth, secretary-treasurer, Joe Cook was house coun- selor, and Mrs. Amy Vance Weeks was head resident. Sandy Ferguson served as president of Franklin House; Anneitta Moore, vice-president; Beverly Justice, secretary; Nancy Newkirk, treasurer; Carole Carstens, historian; Mar- ilyn Kendel, A — Wing representative, and Esther Tyler, B — Wing representative. Doris Stonecipher was house counselor, and Mrs. Arthur Tyler was head resident? Wayne Boultinghouse was elected president of Hovda House and Jim Hagedorn was secretary-treasurer. Dave Cox was house counselor and Mrs. Don Widick was head resi- dent. 66 Franklin House Now how about Where Have All The Flowers gone? r Concentration Camp is a familiar part of final exam week. We might make a grand slam on this hand, or maybe just a baby one. Franklin House: FIRST ROW; right to left, M. Tyler, A. Tyler, V. Tyler, A. Moore, L. Land, S. Ferguson, C. Keith, P. McAhron. SECOND ROW; C. Carstens, V. York, K. Garrett, R. Shireman, S. Schuetter, K. Thornburg, N. Newkirk. THIRD ROW; B. Dji- dich, J. Wilhclm, P. Bauer, J. Long, R. Obert. C. Hunt, D. Stone- cipter, S. Campbell. 67 Baby Dickie is going to be a football player, says his daddy, Rich Bennett. Married Life in Torbet House Late studying for Larry Richert is stimulated by a cup of coffee from his wife. What ' s it like to be married while going to school? These three couples are typical of the married students at Evansville College. Their life centers around part-time, and for some full-time, jobs, baby sitting, and classwork. Torbet House is the only college owned apartment house for mar- ried students. It houses twelve couples and is one of four college owned apartment houses. The other three are for single men and women. Baby wants a bottle, crys Bill Jr. to Mommy and Daddy, Nancy and Bill Parrish. 68 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER Section Editors BOD PRATHER, KATHY GOSS and JULIE LOW E. C. Journalists Are Active Members of THE CRESCENT and LinC staffs were hosts for visiting high school journalism students at the 15th an- nual Journalism Day. Featured speaker this year was Gretch- en A. Kemp, professor of the Annual High School Journal- ism Institute at Indiana University. November 22, several members of the E.G. chapter of Pi Delta Epsilon, National journalism honorary, traveled to Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois, for their national convention. Don Hesse draws his first caricature of President Johnson at the Pi Delta Ep- silon convention. Steve Loewenkamp, president of the E.C. chapter of Pi Delta Epsilong national honorary journalism fraternity, presents Journalism Day awards to Richard Probert of North and Barbara Wright of Boonville. Don Hesse, editorial cartoonist for the St. Louis Globe Democrat, gives an after-dinner speech at the convention. Members of Pi Delta Epsilon relax in the lobby of SIU, where their national convention was held. 70 Angels, AFROTC Contribute to School Activities Mike Brooks, Les Nunn, Allen Koester, Gene Schultz, Larry Opperman, Bill Canup and Steve Fischer received AF ROTC awards during Winter Quarter. Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society combined their talents on many projects this year. Two major activities, however, consumed most of their time. The Military Ball took many long hours of plan- ning and preparation from members of these groups. The National Conclave of their groups was held in March and both groups spent several months raising money to send representa- tives to the meeting in Denver, Colorado. Members of Beta Sigma Omicron are presented to Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society members at the final rush party. Angel Flight rushees discuss school affairs and other issues as Angel Flight has its most successful rush season. 71 Charles Jones and Gary Bayer smile at two young ladies in a street scene. Cast for Twelfth Night Orsino Curt Ball Viola Boodie Fouts Mary Koch Olivia Judy Johnson Susan Gauen Maria Terri Walsh Cherie Meyer Sir Toby Jim Butler Sir Andrew Jim Clark Feste Duane Campbell Malvolio John David Lutz Sebastian Gary Bayer Fabian Rand Ihle Servant Marcia Bennett Officers Joe Persinger Dave Biggs Antonio Charles Jones Musicians Phyliss Ashby Sandra Bates Hallie Taget Betsy Whitesel ECT SCORES WITH ANOTE Duane Campbell listens to John David Lutz plea for release from prison. 72 Sweet lady, ho, ho! cries John David Lutz as he confronts Susan Gauen in his new yellow stockings and cross-garters. The entire cast of Twelfth Night assembles for the finale. R SHAKESPEARIAN COMEDY Jim Butler woos Cherie Meyer while Jim Clark looks on in amazement. Evansville College Theatre opened its forty- first season with a production of William Shake- speare ' s Twelfth Night. Perhaps Shakespeare ' s funniest comedy, Twelfth Night concerns a young noblewoman, Viola, who disguises herself as a man in the serv- ice of Orsino, Duke of Illyria. The Duke sends Viola to his love, Olivia, with hope of persuad- ing her to marry him. But Olivia, who knows Viola as the servant Cesario, falls in love with the disguise. This case of mistaken identity results in many hilarious situations. A sub-plot is found in the revenge of Olivia ' s servants on her surly steward, Malvolio. The serv- ants write a letter for Malvolio to find which makes him sure that Olivia is in love with him. Malvolio ' s strange behavior as a result of his mis- taken belief causes him to be considered mad by all those who are not in on the joke. 73 A king presents a crown to the Christ child, being held by Mary, as Joseph and two angels look on. EAGER HEART Eager Heart. Evansville College ' s annual Christmas play, was presented for the 35th consecutive time December 15, 1963. The play was written shortly before World War I by A. M. Bucton, author of Beauty and the Beast. 1 ' It was presented for the first time in 1928 by- Miss Pearle LeCompte. The play deals with a current lack of concern for the true meaning of Christmas and the loss of a true belief in Christ. The subject of the play is the annual visitation of the Holy Family in the form of a medieval mystery-morality play. The mystery appears in the examination of the Christmas story, while the morality element is in the form of a conflict between Eager Heart, who is the only one to offer shelter to the strangers at her door, and Eager Sense and Eager Fame. While all wish to honor the Child, Eager Heart is the only one to hear the call of truth over the senseless blare of festival. Dudley Thomas, co-head of the speech and drama department, was director of the production. Dudley Thomas and Duane Campbell compare notes as Jim Butler and Jim Pope rehearse their lines. 74 E. C. Joins Fad As Union Sponsors Hootenanny A local folk singing group, The Drivers, entertained at the pre-Christmas hooten- anny. Joyce Harvey talked to Santa Clause when he visited the Union before the hootenanny. Students took advantage of the fast- moving music to try out the Dog, the newest dance sensation. 75 C.C.C.L. Features Questions on Faith The 1963 Campus Conference on Christian Living featured the Reverend Richard Hamilton of Indianapo- lis. Daily services, informal discussion sessions, a Retreat and a Vesper service comprised the week ' s program. The general theme for the Conference was Questions on the Way of Faith. Reverend Hamilton, pastor of St. Luke ' s Methodist Church in Indianapolis, graduated from Central High School in Evansville. He is considered one of the out- standing vounsf ministers in Indiana. Reverend Hamilton led an informal discussion in Hughes Hall, one of three such meetings held during the Conference. Members of MSM and other interested students took advantage of mealtime to ask questions of Reverend Hamilton, and to discuss topics covered during the Conference. 76 Freshman Great Books and Organ Concert Highlight November The first of four dedicatory organ concerts on the new pipe organ in Wheeler Concert Hall, featured Carl Staplin, who teaches organ and theory at E.C. The $45,000 organ, which weighed 14,000 pounds, was received disassembled. The organ was used for recitals, teaching, and ac- companying college choral productions. Carl Staplin was the featured organist at the first dedicatory organ concert in Wheeler Concert Hall. A series of book reviews entitled Freshmen Great Books, was presented twice each quarter. Cap and Gown Senior Women ' s Honorary Organization was the sponsoring group for the lectures. The Lonely Crowd, The Last Days of Socra- tes,-The Aims of Education, Areopagitica and of Education, The Abolition of Man and the Gospel of St. John were reviewed by Dr. Paul Brabill, head of the English department. Dr. Paul Grabill discusses C. S. Lewis ' The Abolition of Man, for freshmen listeners. 77 In Memory of JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917—1963 In sympathy with the nation and with the people of the world, Evansville College students attended a memorial serv- ice in honor of our slain President. One instructor said the sight of seeing the auditorium filled with students and faculty members brought tears to her eyes. . . ... • - . ■ ■ - ' ' 78 jp i § fM - _rfgg ,.;; . WM ts: Section Editor MARY BARTELT j Ramona Kiefer puts the finishing touches on the white Christmas tree in the Union lobby. Alpha Omicron Pi Chi Lamb da Chapter J. Graul Secretary J. Taylor Treasurer B. Brumfield President B. Brown Vice President L. Barnett B. Basham A. Nolen C. Carstens M. Decker J. Dodson M. Gossman 80 J. Hankins S. Hayden L. Hoyt The Evansville College chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi was founded in 1897 at Barnard College, New York, New York. Last Spring the chapter was awarded the local Panhellenic scholarship tray for outstanding grades. Also last spring they captured first place in Musical Madness with a skit about candy land. At Christmas this year the AOPis treated the faculty to a Christmas coffee. Their active fall pledge class consisted of eight girls. Early in the fall the pledges hosted a tea for the other sorority pledge classes. Karen Lippoldt peddles to victory in the homecoming tricycle race. The A O Pi ' s won the event. B. Kolb C. McCullough M. McCutchen C. Macken L A. Pampe N. Roser S. Ross A. Ruckman N. Sims S. Smith B. Stirn J. Stratman J. Walsh J. Walton G. Wilson W. Young C. Doughty K. Lippoldt J. McCulley V. Meyer T. Neu S. Nenneker S. VanArsdall C. Meyer 81 Beta Sigma Omicron Beta Theta Chapter Beta Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron was the first national sorority to be chartered at Evansville College. It was chartered September, 1949. It was founded in 1888 in Columbia, Missouri. Last spring the Betas won second place in Musical Mad- ness with a skit about King Neptune ' s court. It was en- titled Twenty Fathams Deep. ' Their homecoming display won first place in the women ' s division. It was a huge skunk smelling a flower with the slogan We Scent Vic- tory. A pledge class of thirteen girls kept the actives hopping especially on Turn-about Day when the actives had to clean the suite which was covered with confetti. Beta Sig activities sing a round of sorority songs for their new pledges at a slumber party after pledge day. 1 1 , 1; 1 W) ■ ' ■ 1 1 | Ifcr ' I P j yju It was a big day for Julie Low when she was pledged by Carolyn Schnur. C. Umbach President S. Roell Treasurer G. Robinson Vice-president M. Bartelt C. Townsend S. Bartlett C. Bass P. Buckley 82 Gloria Robinson and Carolyn Schnur open their presents at a surprise wedding shower. To kill time during the long night of Musical Madness, some Beta Sigs play cards. £. i M. Edmond K. Groeninger D. Minton N. Morris C. Schnur N. Schweikarth S. Struble B. Hawkins V. Hay L. Hilder S. Hutchison N. Jackson R. Kimball J. Low L. Uncles 83 Chi Omega Chi Epsilon Chapter Kendra Beesley, Rosie Buchenberger, and Sharon Tucker attend a pledge meeting in the sorority suite. Chi O pledges decorate a Christmas tree in their suite in Moore Hall. L. Branaman President D. Harris Vice President J. DeToro Secretary V. Dawson S. DeToro D. Dudley A. Fisher M. Guiney 84 Chi Epsilon chapter of Chi Omega was founded at Evansville College September 8, 1951. Chi Omega, the first national southern sorority, was founded in 1895 at the University of Arkansas in Fay- etteville, Arkansas. Each spring the Chi O ' s hold a favorite professor breakfast. Each girl brings her favorite instructor. At Easter the sorority entertains the professors ' children with an Easter egg hunt. This year the Chi O ' s won second place in the homecoming lawn display contest with a genie who predicted victory. At Christmas the sorority co-sponsored a trip to Hillcrest Home. On this trip each girl and boy spent the afternoon entertaining an orphan. The pledges sing a new pledge song which they have just composed. £ A m ' ' . -i J. Harmon P. Jefferson A. Kinnaird M. Malone C. Meyer M. Miller P. Miller C. O ' Reilly j ,, MMHMHi m1 Jm K m m ' m 6 ' J 7 p l  J. Purcell J. Shafer K. Sims R. Terry B. Thompson J. Willham T. Young K. Adams K. Beesley R. Buchenberger H. Caradine G. Dame P. DePriest B. Edwards N. Harmon J. Huffman S. Knoop M. Nonte B. Porch P. Schuessler S. Tucker L. Warren B. Wilson N. Zuroski 85 PhiMu Delta Lambda Chapter The youngest sorority at Evansville College is the Delta Lambda chapter of Phi Mu which was chartered in 1952. Phi Mu was founded at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia in 1852. One of the biggest social events of the year for the Phi Mu ' s is their annual Presentation Ball. At the ball their new pledges are presented as they walk through a heart of corona- tion flowers. This year they also introduced their pledge class of thirteen girls to the faculty during a tea in their suite. Their most important project is supporting an orphan at Hillcrest Home. The orphan, a little girl, is named Dale Vaughn. ■Jnk Pledge day was an important one for Mary Lee Montgomery. She is being congratulated by Jean Petr and Kitty Frick. B. Kirsch President L S. Geier Vice President B. Slaugher Secretary J. Price Treasurer S. Bates G. Bland N. Bowers P. Carter C. Daniel S. Dutton S. Flach K. Frick M. Grimm K. Hawk V. Jaquess D. King J. Kneipp J. Mason C. Mathews 86 Pledges and actives attend a football game after pledging. Dale Vaughn stands at Reitz bowl after a football game. Dale is an orphan whom the Phi-Mu ' s are sup- porting. M. Schriefer B. Schroeder J. Thompson C. Turner M. Young L. Kerby K. Allen ih. A C Blackburn P. Brown D. Harrison J. Jones M. Montgomery S. Norman J. Petr S. Peacock B. Robinson C. Wedeking P. Yarger C. Vaught R. Girton 87 Lambda Chi Alpha Iota Mu Chapter Ron Smith shows Don Vann a picture of Pam Miller, 1963 Crescent Girl. « fc D. Little Vice President D. Vann Secretary G. Porch Treasurer R. Wilson Advisor The Iota Mu chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was char- tered at Evansville College November 19, 1956. The fra- ternity was founded in 1909, at Boston College, Boston, Massachusetts. Last Spring the Lambda Chis completed thirty-nine laps to win the first annual spring weekend bicycle race. Early in the fall they held their annual Watermellon Bust. Select- ing Bonnie Mills as Miss Watermellon Bust highlighted the evening. They won the homecoming lawn display contest with a display that covered the front of their house looking like a castle. There were two knights and horses in the 1 yard. R. Smith President AtMMAlk J. Allender J. Boyd H. Briley G. Chapel £ A AiA gj AM R. Coleman J. Conn J. Cook B. Cook C. Dannheiser L. Dimmett T. Dunning G. Edwards V ( D. Fulkerson C. Given R. Glaser T. Grim N. Haan C. Hahn C. Herdel S. Hueble P. Jolly L. Junker V. Kaiser D. Katterhenry D. Kennedy A. Koester M. Lancaster F. McNair Ci ' K. Maikranz R. Martin W. Mayes W. Minnis J. Mominee D. OHanian C. Otte J. Owen ft r% f T. Patterson R. Ihle H. Ransdell J. Rea W. Scales W. Scholl L. Schornhorst D. Shackelford HHH !«• • •  jB 4 4 4 1 4 £ Aft D. Smith W. Spurling G. Stamphli F. Dormeier T. Thornton L. Tindle S. Vandever J. Walthall : ,3 - m im w  W, c rs Aa Aj a J. Weber G. VanStone P. Winfield D. Wink J. Wooten D. Zielinski W. Kock T. Baize h £Z . w % wm% P 8 1 ' - • I T. Banister W. Bischman P. Black D. Blemker E. Bradley J. Browning J. Dawson B. Dishman J. Edwards D. English J. Flick J. Gillaspy R. Gilreath S. Hahn P. Huff L. Isley L. Jochim S. Knight J. Miller V. Vandever D. Waller £ Sigma Alpha Epsilon Epsilon Chapter The SAE ' s examine the new lion which spring pledge class gave to the chapter. LAMM R. Tubbs President D. Baskett Vice President Ri Miles Secretary S. Ave Treasurer Q. Blome D. Bennett J. Borders J. Brubaker G. Byers T. Clark E. Dekker R. Dodge M. Donnelly R. Eberhard C. Garner M. Greenfield J. Hunt J. Hunter R. Jones B. Klein D. Kay lor S. Kollker C. Leach W. Lisembe E. McCurdy J. Meyer D. Miller J. Moore L. Nunn 90 The youngest fraternity charter at Evansville College is the Epsilon chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. It was chartered December 15, 1957. The fraternity was founded in 1856, at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Last spring the pledge class gave the chapter a lion to place in front of the house. It is traditional for SAE houses to have a lion in the front yard. The fraternity also won the intra- mural all-sports trophy last year. At their National Convention the Evansville chapter was presented with the award for chapter efficiency. At the state day in Indianapolis last year they won a basketball tourna- ment between other chapters in Indiana. Ron Eberhard and Anne Pampe play Cards at the SAE Cassino party. C. Harmon M. Walters L. Schwering D. Shagaloff A. Speicher J. Stacey D. Sypolt L. Williams L. Wilson C. Young T. Young 1 D. Bower T. Thiel D. Tweedall  =xft Hi S. Davis J. Eagleson O. Garcia P. Golightly J. Kissling D. Klingle T. Blackwood B. Mason M. Millhone D. Nelson D. O ' Daniel J. Shatzer R. Snyder S. Tuley K. Wedeking R. Fleischhauer L. Russell 91 Sigma Phi Epsilon Epsilon Chapter Sigma Phi Epsilon was the first national fraternity to be chartered at Evansville College. It was chartered March 12, 1955. Sig Ep was founded in 1901, at Rich- mond College, Richmond Virginia. The Sig Eps are known for their musical ability. Last spring they won the men ' s division of Musical Madness and also best over-all performance. Their theme was a take-off on West Side Story. Fraternity members and guests came in costume to the Sig Ep ' s an- nual fall costume party, the Stone-Age Stomp. ]•: ; ' , ; ; Sig Eps and their dates joined in singing fraternity songs at one of the open houses during Men ' s rush. R. Ingelbrand President M. Taylor Vice President J. Adamson S. Fischer Secretary D. Gann Treasurer M. Barnett F. Barton S. Baumman R. Berridge B. Bonds R. Brandenstein D. Breidenbach 4 4 ! R. Bretz T. Cook B. Ellerbush D. Ellis K. Ellis M. Ellis J. Eskridge B. Georgesen R. Keil R. Kerney J. Kidwell J. Kimm R. Koetzel J. Lawson J. Lawrence C. Letsinger r tkik R. McDonald V. Mann E. Matthiesen C. Mayflower W. Mazzier S. Morris J. Hall E. Hancock M. Hochstetler G. Huebschmann M. Schroer R. Trapp C. VanVorst D. Vogel R. Werking D. White L. Wiseman J. Wilson T. Akin V. Banter J. Brenton J. Bridgewater J. French G. Fuguay D. Hennessey T. Ising J- Jansen J. Kirves J. Kohlmeyer W. Lateulere M. McLaughlin G. Meyer foiktk S. Murray W. Osbourne T. Rice A. Sinclair C. Starks M. Wright D. Lauer M. Meyers Tau Kappa Epsilon eta Beta Chapter Who could Stan Weinstock be listening to so in- tently? The Zeta Beta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was chartered at Evansville College May 25, 1957. TKE was founded in 1899 at Illinois Western University, Bollmington, Illinois. Last spring during the walking craze the Tekes took a 200 mile bicycle trip to St. Louis. They completed the trip in fifteen hours. They finished second behind Lambda Chi in the Sproket Festival, the spring weekend bicycle race. D. Henry President S. Weinstock Vice president R. Martin Secretary D. Cassidy J. Congleton T. Cysson T. DeFur Treasurer G. Hahn J. Hatcher M. Hatcher J. Gray R. Greiger 94 J A 1 ft = m ir l A regular occurence at basketball games was the TKE sec- tion. The group even brought their own drum. Terry Cysson enjoys refreshments at a TKE party. iMtJkt J. Linzy E. Paxton R. Schwartz E. Wagner S. Walton M. Ingrassia D. Mobley G. Augustine W. Bunch E. Cheaney W. Eakins W. Foley P. Georges S. Georgesen diMdiM R. Gray R. Hoefling R. Kingston D. Knapp Gary Konsler P. McLain R. Mitchell J. Morgan R. Scales A. Toten A. Ziliak R. Sayre 95 Hugh Miller Aopi Favorite Guy Bill Balsbaugh Beta Beau Jerry Points Phi Mu Flame Billie Sue Stirn SAE Sweetheart GREEKS CROWN FAVORITES AT SPRING DANCES Jerry Walthall Chi O Man of the Year Pam Miller Lambda Chi Crescent Girl Barbara Brown Sig Ep Sweetheart Carroll Beastall TEKE Sweetheart 96 7 ' _ JANUARY-FEBRUARY y .atl t '  V .J 1 5 •  K ' V  • - •9 -a lUJiJ -  j 1 ' 5? , - - 5 •CVS : . WL v Section Editors SHARON BLASER AND LINDA UNCLES W lJ A Memory Expert Forgets His i f% r%;% -  fc pr ;:  Professor Nick Haan tells all of his great memory. Lambda Chis surround their director, Wayne Mayes, after winning the best men ' s skit and best over-all awards. The old toy maker ' s toys come to life to tell him his work is worthwhile. The Phi Mus won second place for their skit. Karen Adams and Kendra Beesley kick high in the Chi Omegas skit about the life of a secretary. The Sig Eps matador prepares to meet the bull in their second place skit. 98 ants and Wins Musical Madness Lambda Chi Alpha and Chi Omega took first place tro- phies in the men ' s and women ' s divisions for their acts in Musical Madness at Work. Lambda Chi also received the Bob Werner Traveling Trophy for the best over-all production. Phi Mu won the second place trophy in the women ' s division and the Sig Eps won the men ' s second place award. Nancy Roser, director for Alpha Omicron Pi, received the best director award for her efforts in directing the Scien- tific Scrub. The Lambda Chi men presented a classroom scene en- titled The College Professor, or the Memory Expert. Dorinda Dudley directed the Chi Omega skit, Ticker Tack Time. Judy Taylor served as general chairman of this year ' s Mu- sical Madness show. Lloyd Keller and Duane Campbell served as coordinators. Vicki Hay and Shirley Biddinger perform their Snow Flake dance in the Beta Sis; skit To Be an Artist. Winston Evans tunes up his guitar in the Sunday afternoon rehearsal. Ann Kinnard helps Gayla Dame as the Chi Omegas prepare to give their winning skit. Hard work goes into making up and the AOPis show the before and after of Lana Barnett ' s efforts. 99 Greek Tragedy High CAST Antigone Marcia Bennett Creon Curt Ball Haemon Rand Ihle Ismene Jan Jordan Chorus Jim Clark Nurse Kathy Braun 1st Guard Duane Dampbell 2nd Guard Dave Biggs 3rd Guard Jim Butler Page ° Peter Miller Messenger Charles Jones Eurydice Carolyn Weller Antigone and Haemon assure each other of their love as Anti- gone prepares to tell him Polynices. Jim Clark, center, as the chorus, explains to the audience who each of the characters are and what part they play in the drama. Duane Campbell, the first guard, reports to Creon, the king, that Polynices has been buried by Anti- gone. 100 Lights Winter Season Jean Anouilh ' s adaptation of the Greek tragedy vivifying directed by Dudley Thomas easily is one of the best produc- tions the College has seen this year. Antigone, though timeless, has a didactic purpose: to teach the heartlessness of men to their fellows. Ingenious blending of contemporary staging with explo- sive lighting;, cuttings from the recording; La Creation du Monde, costumes designed and constructed by students and a fine cast add up to a successful production. Marcia Bennett in the title role of Antigone, the barefoot, humble innocent, won the Sammy award for her portrayal. Although a critical, black perception of society, the audi- ence is left with a feeling of emotional emptiness, drained from empathy for the title role. Ismene tells Croon that he can ' t kill her sister Antigone for burying Polynices. The three guards who watch over Polynices ' body bring Anti- gone to Creon after she has buried him a second time. Haeraon tells his father Creon that he must not kill Antigone. 101 Basketball Queen Pam Miller crowns Russ Grieger of Tau Kappa Epsilon the 1964 Bachelor of the Year and presents him with his gift, a year ' s subscription to Playboy magazine. Grieger Is Females ' Favorite Fella Russ Grieger, representing Phi Mu Sorority, was elected the 1964 Bachelor of the Year. He was crowned by Basket- ball Queen Pam Miller, of Chi Omega Sorority and re- ceived a year ' s subscription to Playboy magazine as the favorite fella of E. C. coeds. Russ is a member of Tau Kappan Epsilon Fraternity and plays guard for the basketball Aces. Pete ' Bland, chairman of the SGA Bachelor of the Year committee, introduced the candidates at halftime. Other candidates were: Allen McCutchan, representing Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority; Jim Clark, representing Beta Sigma Omicron Sorority; Wayne Boul tinghouse, repre- senting Moore Hall; Steve Vandeveer, representing Chi Omega Sorority and Jim Scaggari, representing, Simga Alpha Iota, music honorary. ,,,. I  SRc 1 j f f ! ' § rq « 1 m •• 1 Ml I 0 . ■ - F - P, Jk i ill ■ mm j2IH  ' 3p H j Bh$ I i M JtJfy I I ■RpR . . El ' ' l :lP | iF : ' k .1 1 tm m t M Bwi m ML mil - : 9 m 91 . 1 M Igik BBM i _ i ' , 1$$? ' W lbsimmi AOPis, Betas and Phi Mus campaign for their favorites in the Bache- lor of the Year contest. Allen McCutchan Jim Clark Wayne Boultinghouse Steve Vandeveer Jim Scaggari AOPi B O Moore Hall ChiO AI 102 Pam Miller Reigns As Hardwood Queen Pam Miller of Chi Omega Sorority was crowned Basketball Queen January 25 at halftime of the E.G. — Ball State game. She was escorted by Dave Land of Lambda Chi Alpha Fra- ternity. The candidates were preceded by Gayle Wilson and Mary Helen Gossman, carrying the crown and her bouquet. Paul McLain, chairman of the Basketball Queen committee in- troduced the candidates as they were escorted onto the floor. Other candidates were: Billie Sue Stirn, Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority; Marilyn Edmond, Beta Sigma Omicron Soror- ity; Pat Bauer, Franklin House; Mickey Hartley, Moore Hall and Judy Kneinn Phi Mu Sorority. Pam Miller of Chi Omega Sorority was crowned the 1964 Basketball Queen and reigned over the game from her throne. Billie Sue Stirn AOPi Marilyn Edmond BSO Pat Bauer Franklin House Mickey Hartley Moore Hall Judy Kneipp Phi Mu 1 2 3 Pete Bland, Jackie Thompson and Donna King pause during their campaigning to discuss the election of Bas- ketball Queen. Two men follow the familiar routine that is a part of all elections at E. C. to cast their ballot for their favorite. 103 This sign is a good example of how all of Evansville felt about Jerry Sloan and the basketball Aces after they finished the ICC Conference undefeated. Basketball, Lectures and Study Highlight Winter Ashley Montague, visited the E.C. campus to speak to stu- dents and faculty on The New Image of Man. February was a big month for students and faculty at E. C. The much beloved basketball Aces finished the ICC Conference undefeated. They were the first team to do this in the history of the conference. Ashley Montague, internationally known author of books about man and society came to address students and faculty. He was sponsored by Cap and Gown, a scholastic honorary for senior women. Lieutenant Governor Richard Ristine also addressed students and faculty on Education. Mr. Ristine was sponsored by members of Circle K. February meant, also, that another quarter had ended and the time for final exams was here again. The Indian was deserted and the library was overflow- ing with students studying. II February marked the end of the winter quarter and Chuck Leach and Pat White took advantage of the quietness in the Library to study for final exams. 104 HONORARIES AND ELECTED OFFICES . ' . - 1st ROW: Judy Taylor, Nancy Schweikarth, Margaret Grimm, Bechy Brumfield. Jane Harmon. Barbara Kirsch, Nancy Morris, Linda Branaman, Diana Harris, Rosemary Shireman, Josette Adams, 2nd ROW: Diane Minton, Allen McCutchan, Charles Schnetzke, Eddie Coleman, Steve Fischer, Steve Vandeveer, Larry Richert, Arthur Valiant, Carol Umbach. WHO ' S WHO BLUE KEY SEATED are: Jerry Points, Steve Vandeveer, Steve Fischer, Mike Taylor and Lino Wiseman. STANDING are: Mr. Clarence Buesking, Larry Richert, George Porch, Wayne Boultinghouse, Eddie Coleman, Allen McCutchan, Ben Brewster and Charles Letsinger. 106 Campus Notables and Leaders 1st ROW: Josette Adams, Carol Umbach and Sandy Bates. 2nd ROW: Allen McCutchan, Steve Vandeveer and Eddie Coleman. 1st ROW: Margaret Grimm, Barbara Kirsch, Jean Boh- leber, Diana Harris and Rosemary Shireman. 2nd ROW: Arthur Valiant, Ron Orman, Wayne Boultinghouse, Steve Fischer, Dick Ingebrand and Mike Taylor. 107 SEATED : Sandra VanArsdale, chaplain; Bonnie Wash- ington: Judy Sexton. Information Officer ; Karen Kast- ings, historian, and Dorinda Dudley. STANDING: Jackie Thompson: Mary Helen Gough; Dena Klein; Carol Bass: Billie Sue Stern, executive officer; Paula Carter, comptroller; Sandy Hayden, Operations Offi- cer; Sally Elliott; Mickey Hartley; Bonnie Schrader, ad- ministrative officer: Nancy Bowers; Pam Buckley, Sup- ply Officer and Nancy Morris, Commander. ANGEL FLIGHT SEATED: Cherie Meyer, Mary Koch. Lana Barnett and Janice Bierod. STANDING: Sara Struble, Helen Caradine, Sharon Ross and Alice Campbell. 108 Phi Kappa Phi Dr. Ray Dufford, Verlma West, Sharon Mattingly, Margaret Grimm and Josette Adams. 2nd ROW: Charles Schnetzke, Mr. V. C. Bailey and Allen McCtuchan. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY : -. - , • ' ■ ' I 1st ROW: Winston Evans, Mike Gayer, Cledith Simpson, John Weber, John Gelhausen, Mike Harris, Steve Gemlich, Bill Walker, Dan Burchfield, Steve Bosse, Ralph Bretz and Sergeant Edmond LaChance. 2nd ROW: Bob Chreste, John Schwartz, Steve Fischer, Bill Powers, Chuck Danheiser, Bob Head, Larry Williams, Jerry Borders, Larry Williams, Steve Bare and Mike Decker. 109 Union Board STANDING: Betsy Owen, Susan Roell, Gloria Robinson, Sandra Bentley, Ann Kinnard, Linda Campbell and Carolyn McCoughlin. . ' ■ . J : ; ;; ; ; : X SEATED: Cherie Meyer, Ann Adams and Kathy Goerninger. 2nd ROW: Mickey Hartley, Dave Little, Judy Taylor, Dave Ellerbusch and Nancy Bowers. 3rd ROW : Dena Klein, Jerry Points, Lino Wiseman, Sandy Smith and Barbara Brown. 110 - Freshman CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore SEATED: Steve Dinnsen, president. STANDING: Lynn Wer- ner, vice president and Jan Jefty, secretary. Junior SEATED: Doug Henry, president and Marilyn McCutchan, treasurer. STANDING: Judy Kneipp, secretary and Winston Evans, vice presi- dent. Senior SEATED: Earl McCurdy, president, and Nancy Bowers, secretary. STANDING: Winnie King, treasurer and Paul Jolly, vice president. Left to Right: Ron Rubbs, vice president; Steve Vandeveer, president; and Mary Helen Gossman, secretary. Ill Alpha Lambda Delta 1st ROW: Barbara Line, Carol Bloy, Dorinda Dudley, Barbara Basham, Sandra DeToro, Nancy Roser and Selma Bubenzer. 2nd ROW: Annette Nolan, Sharon Mattingly, Barbara Hollcroft, Ann Fisher, Nancy Newkirk and Vonda Strickland. PI SIGMA EPSILON 1st ROW: Ron Smith, Philip Grier, Mr. Dean Long, Mike Thomp- son, Steve Vandeveer, Mike McGregor, Steve Wilhelmas and Roger Songer. 2nd ROW: Frank Staton, Dave Sypolt, Randy Mitchell, Charles Otte, Mike Harris, Ray McClaren, Mike Lancaster and Kem Helming. 3rd ROW: Joe Stout, Jim Mischan, Noble Ellison, Roger Fry, Gary Edwards, Ron Butry, Bill Ellerbusch and David Meyers. 112 ALPHA PSI OMEGA 1st ROW: Cathy Braun, Rosemary Shireman and John David Lutz. 2nd ROW: Liz Weiss, Jim Butler, Ron Orman and Jim Clark. CAP AND GOWN 1st ROW: Annete Nolan, Margaret Grimm, Pat McAhron, Verlma West and Sharon Mattingly. 2nd ROW : Diana Harris, Josette Adams, Janet Hisker and Carol Umbach. PSI CHI 1st ROW: Jill Montgomery, Susan Harris, Judy Mason, Nancy Harper, Shirley Sampson and Polly Searle. 2nd ROW: Dave Kennedy, Ken Sciffert, Russ Grieger, Steve Vandeveer, Eddie Durin, Josette Adams and Dr. Delbert Sampson. 113 PHI MU ALPHA— SIGMA ALPHA IOTA 1st ROW: Jock Linder, John McCulley, Gary Rummer, Gene Keusch, Ron Fox and Randy Cooksey. 2nd ROW : Dan Ellerbrook, Jim Scaggari, Sam Spence, Brian Behler, Mr. Wesley Shepard, Dave Peters, Arnold Wade and Joe Newkirk. 1st ROW: Jean Walther, Esther Tyler, Helen Zuber and Ruth Ann Girton. 2nd ROW: Diane McCarty, Lulu Mae Fuchs, Helen Ko- ertshe, Marilyn Louise and Jane Ann Bauman. 3rd ROW: Nancy Brandt, Marilyn Bailey, Louise Anderson, Carol Boylls, Diane Jump, Loretta Westerman and Erin Hope. 114 PI GAMMA MU Dr. L. W. Anderson, Cecil Townsend, Jeanette Greise, Mike Taylor and Elizabeth Owen. 2nd ROW: Betsy Whitessel, Doris Stonecipher, Linda Bowers and Pat McArron. 3rd ROW: Dar- rell Diamond, Ed Duvin, George Porch and Russ Greiger. f 11 ' ' ■ J 1st ROW: Nancy Morris, Joy Hankins and Anneitta Moore. 2nd ROW: Judy Johnson, Dorinda Dudley, Anne Pampe, Nita Sims, Carol Carstens and Steve Lowenkamp. 3rd ROW: Sue Gauen, Mary Bartelt, Pete Bland, Jean Bohleber, Steve Halbis, Terry Vincent and Chuck Leach. 4th ROW: Carol Bass, Gary Stampfli, Bob Prather, Bill Hardin, Jim Craw- ford and Larry Stephenson. Pi Delta Epsilon 115 , s;; : : ;M ; : ;; ;«r:::s:: 1st ROW: Donna King, Gina Dawson and Carolyn Schmidt. 2nd ROW: Cindy Douhgty, Vicki Jaquess, Mary Ann Wessell. and John Mominee. 3rd ROW: Carolyn Ziegler and John Green. 1st ROW: Betsy Owen, Donna Whicker, Shirely Campbell, Linda Smith, Sandra Hamble, Marilyn Kendall and Mary Poe. 2nd ROW: Dr. Edgar McKown, Wes Rademacher, Don Bernhardt, Geoige Randall, Larry Johnson, Darell Lauer, Bob Wake and Bill Minnis. 3rd ROW: John Hall, Bob Ostermeier and Don Hoy. KAPPA PI KAPPA CHI 116 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS iNOVEUSTSi ' M i t • .- - ' - % - ' ' . M ■•• wos | « Section Editors PETE BLAND and MARILYN McCUTCHAN I ' 7  . |v. m ■ Crescent Staff Chuck Leach, Editor-in-Chief of the Crescent, pauses after putting the paper to bed for another week. WOR • IN - CHIEF Larry Stephenson served as Man- aging Editor of the Crescent. Doug Henry was promoted from Sports Editor to Campus Editor. Don C. Smith kept busy writing his weekly column and keeping books. Anneitta Moore makes advertising lay-outs for the editors, as well as selling advertising and billing advertisers. Harry Ransdell, Business Manager, and Nancy Morris, Editor-in-Chief, go over the records and make out bills for advertisers and subscribers. LINC STAFF Anne Pampe, Campus Editor, and Bill Hardin, Managing Editor, re- lax after completing the 1964 edition of the LinC. Staff members SEATED are: Rand Ihle, Bob Carr, Anne Pampe and Larry Stephenson. Photographers STANDING are Doug Baskett and Harry Ransdell. CHORAL-AYERS SEATED : Diana Jump, Billie Fireline. Louise Land. Nancy Barless, Jan Savage. Louise Anderson, Esther Tyler, Susan Mayficld and Carole Boylls. STANDING: Paul Fisher, Tome Rueger, Larry Rueger, Mickey McLaughlin, Ormin Brown and Joe Newkirk. CONCERT BAND 1st ROW: Jeam Walther, Marilyn Lewis, Marilyn Hiatt, Dick Bern- hardt. Annette Jackson and Ruth Ann Girton. 2nd ROW: Gloria Robinson, Linda Kerby, Jock Linder, Jim Grimm, Karen Adam, Barbara Brooks, Bruce Robertson, Sondra Hutchison, Esther Tyler and Billie Fieline. 3rd ROW: Sue Roell, Nira Zuroske, Virginia Higdon, Loretta Westerman, Steve Johnston, Nancy Nadlir, Lulu Mae Fuchs. Mike Fox. Pat Tressel, Paul Nolte, Ed Letsinger, Sam Spence and Arnold Wade. 4th ROW: Marilyn May, Randy Athe, Carol Nunn, Jan Savage. Carole Boylls, Susan Mayfield, Gary Stevens, Dan Ellerbrook, Mike Wolf, Nick Freeman, Roy Carter, Mary Delzel, John Fickas, Tom Rice, Bob Peterson, Debbie Lyles, Randy Cooksey, Jim Scaggari, and Ron Fox. 5th ROW: Paul Black, Paul Fisher, Helen Zuber, Mike Croomer, John McCulley, Larry Rueger, Louise Anderson, Gene Keusch, Carroll Clark, Charles Schulte, Kenly Inglfield, Dick Speinkle, Gene Van Stone, Dave Hook, Tom Lewis and Dave Peters. 120 CONCERT CHOIR 1st ROW: Nancy Barless, Diana Jump, Judy Vosburgh. Libbi Hale, Pam Miller. Margaret Burden, Helen Zuber, Kitty Schmidt, Mary Timpe, Rosita Chu, Diana McCarty. Helen Koertge, Beverly Hetzel. and Sandy Whitney. 2nd ROW: Cindy Hudson, Billie Fire- line, Donna Mooney, Lois Bricker, Nancy Brandt. Jan Savage, Vir- ginia Higdon, Ramona Keifer. Dorcas James, Jennifer Jones, Esther Tyler, Carole Boylls, Susan Mayfield, Becky Conaway, Lulu Mae Fuchs and Louise Anderson. 3rd ROW: Erin Hope, Paul Fisher, John Bodges, Gene Keusch. John Barrett. Tom Rueger, Louise Land, Allison Fallwell. Diana Riley, Nancy Wing, Ruth Ann Girton. Iris Stewart, Peggy Litty. Marilyn Bailey. Jackson Chadwell. Rich Vanhoose and Joe Newkirk. 4th ROW: Linda Muck, Larry Reuger, Gary Powell, Waverly Eakins. Dan Wilkin- son, Harold Lathan, Mickey McLaughlin. Jean Petr. Dave Long, Ron Fox, Bob Yenne, Ormin Brown, Arnold Wade and Keith Bobbitt. 121 WEUC 1st ROW: Jack Brenton, Richard Shrader and Steve Crum. 2nd ROW: Dave Long, Ed Yarebrough and Garey Patmore. SEATED: Mike Flaherty. Young Republicans 1st ROW: Joy Hankins, Betsy Willison, Jean Emerson, Phyllis Robinson and Anne Pampe. 2nd ROW: Dave Meyers, Darrell Diamond, Alan Ahrens, Tom Neidermeier, Bill Werzner and Don Bernhardt. 122 1 MRS. CLUB Marilyn Varner, Ruth Reid, Phyllis Schmidt, Carol Scott, Ruth Harmon, Pat Barclay, Pat Hartman, Sharon Mattingly, Margie Cobb, Shirley Paine, Dorothy Morris, Mary Aldridge, Martha Silke, and Pauline Phillips. ENGINEERING CLUB 1st ROW: Ed Yareborough, Sam Kershaw and Charles Crouch. 2nd ROW: Larry Halbig, Arnold Rinsch, Jerry Wilson, Wilfred Hung and Jerry Hayes. 3rd ROW: Nelson Brown, W. O. Hartsaw, Donald Lisman, Edward Susat and Joe Weiss. Other members are: Leo Golum- bieski, Ronald Devaisher and Frohbieter. 123 COLLEGE THEATRE 1st ROW: Mary Koch, Cherie Meyer, Cathy Braun, Carolyn Weller and Kathy Goss. 2nd ROW: Jim Butler, Jim Clark, John David Lutz. Rand Ihle and Liz Weiss. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship SEATED: Slyvia Richert. Left to Right: Vonda Stricland, Nancy Newkirk, Larry Richert, Kent Williams, Arthur Valiant and Kenneth Seiffert. 124 J C C Tjr ? 3 CIRCLE K Left to Right: Alan Ahrens, Dan Ellerbrook, Dick Bernhardt. Dr. James Morelock. Tom Sarna. Don Bernhardt, Jerry Miller, Graham Morey, Dave Waller, Dave Barclay and Larry Nicholson. Newman Club Clockwise from Left: Leo Waninger, Graham Morey, Annette Nolan. Elaine Smith. Steve Halbig, Darrel Woehler, Jim Mischan, Ruth Effinger, Larry Halbig and Father William Walker, O.S.B. 125 1st ROW: Karen Adams, Beth Edwards, Joy Jankins, Marilyn McCutchan, Joy King and Donna King. 2nd ROW: Punky Rounds, Dennis Armour, Winston Evans, Russ Edmondson, Barbara Elzer, Gayla Dame and Connie Kruase. 3rd ROW: Leland Moon. SEATED: Connie Krause, Martha Murray, president, Rich Mattheison, and Marilyn Mc- Cutchan and Punky Pounds. STANDING: Donna King. 1st ROW: Nancy Bell, Debbie Lyles, San- dra Hamblen, Barbara Line, Dinaa Mus- quexand, Pat Drainer. 2nd ROW: Doris Stonecpipher, Barbara Schmidt, Barbara Brooks and Karen Tubbs. INCA 1st ROW: Ron Orman, Victoria York, Kay Garrett, Betsy Owen, and Mr. F. W. Rodman. 2nd ROW: Jean Coyle, Karen Tenison, Wayne Goodman, Connie Keth, and Betsy Whitesel. BI-SCI CLUB 1st ROW: Lorna Hoyt, Mary Helen Decker, Joan Huebschmann and John Hensley. 2nd ROW: Jim Mathis, Gil Himebaugh, Jack McKenzie and Sammy Allen. 3rd ROW: Bob Bingham, Harold Market, Tom Hooe and Eddie Coleman. 127 M.S.M. SEATED: Donna Ramsey, Betsy Owen, Margaret Cushwa, Marilyn Schnarr, Sandy Ham- blen, Rosemary Barker and Anneitta Moore. 2nd ROW: Edgar McKown, Benjamin Isaish, Mary McKown, Cindy Richardson, Doris Stonecipher, Shirley Campbell, Nancy Harmon, Wayne Goodman, Norbert Talbott and Robert Sachs. 3rd ROW: Dr. Guy Carpenter, Him Clark, Ronald Orman Bob Ostermeier and Bob Killion. GAMMA DELTA N.G.E. SEATED: Connie Hughey, Betty Wilson, Janice Bierod and Jan Jordan. STANDING: Diana Riley and Lynn Werner. Left to Right: Linda Branaman, Car- olyn Coughlin, Anne Adams, Rose- mary Shireman and Susan Roell. 128 S.G.A. OFFICERS STANDING: Allen McCutchan, president and Gary Edwards, vice-president. SEATED: Nancy Morris, delegate-at-large ; Judy Taylor, treasurer and Linda Branaman, secretary. American Chemical Society 1st ROW: Dr. C. G. Shultz, Judy Taylor, Janet Hisker and Dr. Lowell Weller. 2nd ROW: Dan Knapp, Paul Barnett, Allen McCutchan, Fred Price and Jim Reinhart. 129 Sr. Panhellenic Left to Right Linda Kerby, treasurer; Linda Branaman ; Dr. Virginia Grabill, advisor; Nancy Schweikarth, president ; Carol Umbach, and Judy Taylor. I.F.C Left to Right: Don Cassidy, Don Katterhenry, Curt Hahn, Clifford Kraft, Doug Henry, Quentin Blome, Dale Miller, Bob Bonds, and Steve Walton. Panhellenic Left to right: Helen Caradine, Marilyn Nonte, Vir- ginia Meyer and Sandra Van Arsdall. V s, WMi- f v n Section Editors STEVE LOEWENKAMP AND STEVE HALBIG « FOOTBALL ACES HA 1st ROW: Bob Glaser, Matt Hatcher, Paul Hamilton, Ed Wagner, Cecil Raymond, Todd Clark, Dave Bennett, Jack Behme, Kim De- Vault, Jim Buedel, Charles Winings, Richard Bennett. 2nd ROW: Bill Stucke. John Hunter, Frank Rutigliano, Karl Wentzel, Marty Amsler, Charles Zausch, Tom Young, John Titzer, Stony Ave, Jim Beasley, Jerry Latham. 3rd ROW: Coach Tom O ' Brien, Coach Le- mois Wires, James Eaton, Mike DeSisti, Joe Bammer, John Momi- nee, Mike Madriaga, Bob Beck, John Daily, Coach Don Ping, and Head Coach Paul Beck. Aces Upset SIU; Down St. Joseph ' s RECORD EC 15 Southern Illinois 14 DePauw 19 EC 7 EC 14 St. Joseph Indiana State 29 EC 6 Valparaiso 27 EC 17 Western Kentucky 54 EC 14 Ball State 27 : EC 7 Butler 32 EC 14 Bradley 37 EC 20 132 E ROUGH SCHEDULE Big John Titzer takes a Kim DeVault pass away from two Valpo defenders for an EC Touchdown. Little Mike Madriaga side steps two St. Joe tacklers with the aid of a block by Karl Wentzel. v - . 133 J «- Larry Lennon, former Rex Mundi star, is tackled by Ace ' s center, Dick Bennett. In the background are Evansville end Bill Stucke and guard, Cecil Raymond. Kim DeVault, junior quarterback, turns to his favorite weapon — the pass. Junior end Bob Glaser makes spectacular catch for long gain. Matthew Hatcher, sophomore fullback from East Chicago Washing- ton, is taking a breather during homecoming game with Valparaiso. 134 SEATED, left to right: Dave Cox, Jim Foreman. John Love, Ron Eberhard, Allen McCutchan. SECOND ROW: Buster Briley, Wayne Boultinghouse, Dave Green, Jim Smith, Russ Grieger, Ed Coleman, Sam Watkins. BACK ROW: Coach Arad McCutchan, Larry Humes, Paul Bullard, Jerry Sloan, Bob Hermeyer. Ed Zausch, Larry Denton, Coach Tom O ' Brien. Aces Cop NCAA, Sweep ICC EC 78 61 72 90 98 110 96 61 97 111 123 98 81 90 110 79 83 94 103 101 105 70 75 71 THE RECORD OPP. New Mexico State 69 University of Arizona 58 Iowa 75 San Francisco State 58 South Dakota State 76 Purdue 84 Columbia 60 University of Arizona 78 Depauw 53 Valparaiso 92 Indiana State 86 Ball State 92 Kentucky Wesleyan 69 Ball State 83 St. Joseph ' s 72 Valparaiso 49 Butler 73 Southern Illinois , 73 DePauw 78 St. Joseph ' s 78 Indiana State 79 Butler 61 Notre Dame 91 Kentucky Wesleyan 70 (Over-all record 26 — 3) The Fabulous Fox, Jerry Sloan, goes up for two more points against Southern Illinois. Buster Briley, No. 30, watches. 135 WE ' RE NO. 1 Marv Bates of WGBF acknowledges the Aces for their NCAA crown during a victory assembly. NCAA ACTION Grieger, Bullard, and Sloan, whoop it up after the Aces beat Akron, 72 — 59 for NCAA title. Watkins was just as amazed as 12,000 fans when he went up for a lay up without the ball. Humes goes up for two during NCAA championship game ACES AT PLAY A trio of Aces, Larry Humes, No. 50, Jerry Sloan, No. 52, and Paul Bullard, No. 34, battle Butler ' s strong 6-6 center, Jeff Blue. Evansville ' s outstanding sophomore, Larry Humes, attempts field goal against DePauvv ' s 6-5 Dick Putt. Freshman Terry Atwater is surrounded by Southern Illinois fresh- men. Other freshman Aces are Jim Rubush, No. 32, and Herb Wil- liams. 138 Jerry Sloan goes out from under his Butler rider. Wayne Boultinghouse is ready for the rescue. Aces ' center Ed Zausch needs aid and Dr. Buster Briley is only too glad to help big Ed get contact lens back in place. Freshman jumping jack Herb Williams gets mad in Southern Illinois — Evansville game and decides to dunk the ball. Aces won 86 — 73 after losing earlier in the season at Southern, 79 — 72. 139 VARSITY SWIMMERS, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Dick Schleicher, Tom Dormady, Ron Kaetzel, Jan Pearson, Terry Foran, Bill Hurst, and Coach Jim Voorhees, sitting on diving board. BACK ROW, same order: Mike Enlow, Doug Nelson, Paul Jensen, Milt Butterworth, Jim Hauser, Tony DeFur. Neil Will, Jim Barth, Pete Golightly, and Bob Taylor were absent from picture. Terry Foran, Jan Pearson, and Dick Schleicher do the butterfly during practice session. FRESHMEN, BOT- TOM ROW, left to right: Dave Ellis, Da- vid Schlansker, John Shatzer, Martin Wil- son. TOP ROW, same order: Tom Wolf, Rick Cohn, Gordon Stien, Steve Davis, Bryan Rathke, Jim Almon. Dean Allen and Mike Flaherty were absent when picture was tak- en. SWIM RESULTS EC 56 EC 58 EC 43 EC 62 EC 35 EC 37 EC 59 Eastern Illinois 35 Ball State 37 Eastern Kentucky ... 52 Illinois State 33 Indiana State 60 Southern Illinois .... 57 Valparaiso 36 Mike Enlow begins second leg of 400-yard medlay relay. Swim Aces Strong in First Tear of ICC Competition The Aces ' swim team made their ICC debut this year, after playing only non- intercollegiate foes in their first season. Dr. Melvin W. Hyde, president of the college, fired the starting gun for Evans- ville ' s first intercollegiate session in Evansville and the pool ' s history, Dec. 7, against Eastern Illinois. The EC tankmen obliged the home crowd with a 56 — 35 victory. During the season the Evansville swimmers also defeated Ball State, defending ICC champion, Illinois State, and Valparaiso, while losing to powerful Indiana State, Eastern Kentucky, and Southern Illinois. 141 SAE AND WRA WIN ALL-INTRAMURAL CROWNS FOR 1962-63 The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity crowd around their 1962-63 all-sports trophy and the other athletic trophies they won during the year. AXA AND AOII FINISH SECOND It marked the fourth time in the past seven years that SAE has captured the All-Sports trophy. It also ended a three-year domination by the Lambda Chi ' s, who placed second this time. Hughes Hall finished third. SAE took first place in football, men ' s and co- ed badminton, paddleball, and golf. In the women ' s division, Women ' s Recreation Association emerged the winner. AOPi finished a close second, only 6 2 points behind. WRA wrapped up championships in swimming, track, softball, and co-ed tennis. AOPi walked off with titles in basketball, volleyball, and co-ed bad- minton. Dorm and ROTC get set for snap from center in intramural football action of past season. 142 1963-64 INTRAMURAL SPORTS RESULTS— MEN (fall and winter) 1st 2nd Football LCA SAE, Dorm Volleyball LCA Dorm Co-ed Tennis Dorm LCA Cross Country Dorm SAE Turkey Trot Dorm SAE Co-ed Swimming .... Dorm SAE Bowling Dorm ROTC Basketball LCA Dorm Paddleball WOMEN RESULTS 1st 2nd Volleyball WRA Dorm Co-ed Tennis WRA Dorm Co-ed Swimming .... Dorm WRA Bowling ChiO WRA Basketball ChiO WRA Larry Williams gains valuable yardage against Sigma Phi Epsilon. ALL-INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL TEAM LINEMEN, left to right: Larry Tindle, Lambda Chi Alpha; Bob Dodge, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Bob Chreste, ROTC; Dave Zelinski, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Chuck Garner, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Backfield: Ken Wempe, Packers; Larry Williams, Sigma Alpha Ep- silon; Earl McCurdy, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. and the league ' s most Valuable Player, Steve Bosse, ROTC. Missing from the picture are Skip Borre and Bill Olsen, both of Hughes Hall, and Doug Baskett of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 143 Chuck Dannheiser pulls down rebound for Lambda Chi while SAE Steve Kollker reaches in vain. Dave Fulkerson looks on. Chis won 65 — 50. ALL-INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM Dave Fulkerson — Lambda Chi Alpha Gary McClary — Dorm Andy Totten — Tau Kappa Epsilon Jerry Brubaker — Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tom Reasor — ROTC Lambda Chi and SAE mix it up around basket. Don Katterhenry gets the tip on jump ball situation in Lambda Chi-Sigma Alpha Epsilon game. 144 CHIS Capture Basketball, Volleyball Titles w i9Bv -mm £m SAE Dave Bennett goes up for two points while Charley Given of Lambda Chi blocks out SAE Steve Kollker. Chris Hertel doesn ' t want anything to do with a volleyball. Lambda Chi Alpha volleyball team whoops it up after nailing down the championship with a 5 — record. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gene Van Stone, Jim Rubush, Steve Hueble, and Curt Hahn. BACK ROW, same or- der: John Rea, Ron Smith, Bob Glaser, Chuck Dannheiser, Dave Fulker- son, and Paul Jolly. Riding atop Dannheiser ' s shoulders is Chris Herdel. 145 Bob Albright shows running form that won him fourth place in both the intramural turkey trot and cross country championships. He was also a member of the varsity cross-country team. CHI OMEGA TAKES BASKETBALL; TIES FOR BOWLING Diving form is dis- played at intramural swim meet. Intramural basketball champion, Chi Omega; FRONT ROW, left to right, Judy Shafer, Pat Jefferson, Tammy Young. BACK ROW: Sharon Tucker and Rosalee Buchenberger. John Robb, Dorm, and Bob Dodge, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, prepare to take off in intramural swim meet. 146 Dorm, WRA Swim Past Opponents The women show how it ' s done. PBBM Jerrald Vaughn plunges into, the deep. Chi Omega Bowling Co-Champions, left to right: Tammy Young, Marilyn Nonte, Helen Caradine, Karen Adams. AOPi Judy Taylor takes a cut at a high hard one in Softball game with WRA. 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Summer Leagues — Winter Leagues Open Play Every Weekend Home of the Evansville Press Women ' s Ten Pen Classic 116 2 First St. HA 3-7878 SURE SIGN OF FLAVOR V DAIRY PRODUCTS Buyer ' s Guide M JP ISTABLISHeO M MM IM A, Jcatdt THE SPORTING GOODS STORE Athletic Goods Wholesale and Retail 14-16 S.E. Fourth Street Phone HA 5-5179 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC 604 Main St. HA 2-4812 COMPLIMENTS OF AN ACES BOOSTER M S FIRE AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT 1161 Division HA 4-3863 EVANSVILLE OFFICE MACHINES 316 N. Main Street HA 4-3506 NUSSMEIER ENGRAVING COMPANY 23 S.E. Second fuutfatioftS ai i AK £uH£e H£M£s WttikfawnAji Locally Owned RWAI OES LAWNDALE SHOPPING CENTER WASHINGTON AT GREEN RIVER ROAD DUBL. R DRIVE-IN On Division at Green River Road Wlum Cwib £ewic i HjotnuClMlMA A CAREER OPPORTUNITY is the immediate goal of senior business majors Nick Haan, left, and Harry Ransdell, right, Interstate Finance President Leland M. Feigel, seated, is advising them that the rapidly expanding field of consumer finance offers excellent career opportunities for the college gradu- ate. Mr. Feigel is a graduate of the Class of ' 29 and a trustee of Evansville College. INTERSTATE FINANCE with headquarters in Evansville operates more than 180 branch offices in 16 states from coast to coast. Interstate ' s expansion program creates excellent career opportunities in branch management and supervision. Your future in consumer finance may be discussed with the com- pany ' s Personnel Director, located in downtown Evansville at Fourth and Sycamore. GRADUATES ADAMS, JOSETTE MARIE, B.A. Psych. Phi Kappa Phi; Cap and Gown; Alpha Lambda Delta, senior advisor; Dean ' s List, 6 times; Pi Gamma Mu; Psychology Club, secretary; Newman Club; Chi Omega, social chairman, president; Musical Madness; Vocal Va- rieties; Pom-Pon Girls; Dad ' s Day; President ' s Round- table; Panhellenic; Sproeket Festival Comm. ; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Basketball Queen; Schol- astic Scholarship; Sorority Intramurals; Crescent staff. ADAMS, MARILYN ANNE, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List, 3 times; A.C.E.; Gamma Delta; Union Fi- nance Core Comm. AHRENS, ALAN AUTIN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List; Young Republicans, president; History Club; Circle K, program chairman; Debate; Union Finance Comm. ALBIN, NANCY LOU, B.A. Soc. S.O.A., treasurer; Gamma Delta; Young Republicans; Union House Comm.; Union Entertainment Comm.; Women ' s Recognition Dinner. ALLEN, CALVIN YOUNG III, ARNOLD, LANNA N., ASHWORTH, HELEN LOUISE, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. AUD, MARILYN J., B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; A.C.E.; Pep Club; Gamma Phi Beta. BACON. SUZANNE, B.A. Eng. Lit. Dean ' s List, 8 times; Alpha Lambda Delta; Angel Flight, vice president, historian; Sharon Hurst Award; Gamma Delta, treasurer; Alpha Omicron Pi, treasurer, scholarship chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre: Mad Woman of Chaillot; Debate; Women ' s Recognition Dinner. BAILEY, MARILYN E., B.M.E. Music BARNETT, PAUL W., B.A. Chem. Kappa Mu Epsilon; A.C.S., president; Freshman Chem- istry Achievement; Lab Assistant. erheart, Love Rides the Rails; Sprocket Festival Comm.; Homecoming Publicity Chairman; Union Dance Core Comm.; Sophomore Class treasurer; S.G.A. Social Life chairman; Union House Comm.; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; LinC Section editor; English Depart- ment student assistant; Pom-Pon Girl. BECKER, GEORGE FISCHER, Dean ' s List; Delta Tau Delta. B.A. Bus. Ed. BENTLEY, SANDRA S., B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E. ; Pep Club; Gamma Delta; Chi Omega, social and civic chairman; publicity chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre: Eagerheart; Union Personnel Comm.; Union Board, secretary; May Day Comm. ; Homecoming Comm. ; Sprocket Festival Comm. BERRIDGE, RANDOLPH E., B.A. History Union Finance Comm.; History Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon, guard, public relations; IFC; Musical Madness; Vocal Va- rieties; College Theatre: Mad Woman of Chaillot; Fra- ternity Intramurals. BERRIDGE, SHARON KAY, B.A. Sec. Sci. Phi Mu, rush chairman, homecoming display chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Sprocket Festival Comm.; Junior Class treasurer; Panhellenic, president. BERRY, WILLIAM RAY, B.S. El. Eng. Dean ' s List; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Fraternity Intramurals. BLASER, SHARON, B.A. Sec. Ed. Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List, 8 times; S.N.E.A. ; I.S.T.A.; Beta Sigma Omicron, rush chairman; Pink Lady, Musical Madness director; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Debate. BLEVINS, WILLIAM CHARLES, BODZEK, J. WILLIAM, B.S. El. Eng. B.A. Sec. Ed. BARNETT, WILLIAM E, B.S. Bus Ad. BOHLEBER, E. JEAN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Kappa Pi; Dean ' s List; Pi Delta Epsilon; Sprocket Festi- val Comm.; S.N.E.A.; Pep Club; M.S.M.; Union Dance Comm. ; Union Fine Arts Comm. ; Chi Omega, rush chairman, publicity chairman, corresponding secretary, State Day chairman; Gamma Delta; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Miss Tri-State; Crescent staff; LinC section editor. BASS, MARY E., B.A. El. Ed. BATES, SANDRA JEANNE, B.A. Lit. Alpha Lambda Delta, historian; Dean ' s List; Cap and Gown; Phi Mu, historian, pledge trainer, fraternity edu- cation director, Musical Madness director; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre: Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night, Eag- BONDS, ROBERT DAVID, B.A. Psych. Psychology Club, president ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, rush chairman, athletic chairman, pledge board, U.S. Dubach Scroll, pledge class treasurer; Musical Madness; President ' s Roundtable; Homecoming chairman; IFC, President; Junior Class president; S.G.A. Athletic Comm., Frater- nity Intramurals; Mr. United Fund. 162 BONNELL, SUSAN L, BOWERS, LINDA M., B.A., Sec. Ed. B.A. Psych. Dean ' s List, 3 times; Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Chi, treas- urer; S.C.A. ; M.S.; Dorm Floor representative; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Intramurals. BRADFORD, MARTHA, B.A. Sec. Ed. BREIDENBACH, DANIEL C, B.A. Psych. Psi Chi; Circle K ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, public relations, Heart Fund chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Glee Club; Fraternity Intramurals. BRILEY, HAROLD E„ Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Basketball. BROWN, MARION, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. BRUMFIELD, REBECCA ANN, B.S. Nursing Dean ' s List. 5 times; E.C.A.N.S.; Alpha Omicron Pi, pres- ident, corresponding sec, historian, reporter, highest grades; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Panhellenic; President ' s Roundtable; Union Dance Comra. ; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Who ' s Who; Pi Lambda Theta scholarship; Welborn Hospital Women ' s Auxiliary Schol- arship. BUCKLEY, PAMELA, B.A. Sec. Ed. Angel Flight, supply officer; Dean ' s List, 2 times; New- man Club; S.E.C.; History Club, program comm.; Young Republicans; Beta Sigma Omicron, corresponding secre- tary, editor, pledge class vice president; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Debate. BURRIS, CARRIE MAE, B.A. Sec. Ed. BUTLER, JAMES D., B.A. Pre-Theo. Kappa Chi, vice president; Phi Mu Alpha; Alpha Psi Omega, vice president; Dean ' s List; M.S.M.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, vice president; Musical Madness; Band; Choir; Choral Aires; College Theatre: Sea Gull, Mad Woman of Chaillot, J.B., Alchemist, Cave Dwellers, Enchanted, Love Rides the Rails, Twelfth Night, Antigone, Playboy of the Western World, Good Woman of Setzuan, Christ and the Concrete City, How She Lied to Her Husband. BUTTRY, RONALD F., Pi Sigma Epsilon. B.S. Bus. Ad. BYERS, STANLEY O, B.S. El. Eng. Dean ' s List; Engineering Club; I.R.C.; I.R.E.I.E.E.E. CANUP, WILLIAM D., B.S. Indus. Eng. Arnold Air Society; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sprocket Festi- val chairman; Lambda Chi Alpha, outstanding senior; Musical Madness; S.G.A., president; President ' s Round- table; Student Senate; Administrative Board; Who ' s Who. CAMPBELL, LINDA LEE, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E.; Young Republicans; Chi Omega, athletic chair- man; Gamma Delta; Pom-Pon Girl; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre: Love Rides the Rails; Union Games Comm. chairman; Watermelon Bust Queen; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Homecoming Queen; May Day Comm. ; Homecoming Comm. chairman. CARSTENS, CAROLE, B.A. Art Pi Delta Epsilon, secretary; Kappa Pi; Young Democrats; Gamma Delta; Alpha Omicron Pi, pledge class president, public relations; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Col- lege Theatre: Comedy of Errors; majorette; Franklin House historian; Union Publicity Comm. chairman; Crescent staff; LinC section editor; Sprocket Festival. CARTER, ARLEN KEITH, B.S. Mech. Eng. Dean ' s List ; Engineering Club, vice president. CARTER, PAULA KATHLEEN, B.S. Nursing Angel Flight, comptroller; Phi Mu; Musical Madness; Vo- cal Varieties; I.A.N.S. CHADWELL, JACKSON HAAG, CHANDLER, ETTA K, B.M.E. Music B.A. El. Ed. CLARK, LOUGENIA PERSON, B.A. Newman Club; Psychology Club; International Relations Club. CLARK, WILLIAM TODD, COHRON, FRANCES PRUITT, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. COLEMAN, RALPH EDWARD, B.A. Biology Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Beta Chi; Dean ' s List, 7 times; Blue Key; Bi-Sci Club; Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge class president; Musical Madness; Who ' s Who; Varsity basket- ball, track; Fraternity Intramurals; Lab Assistant; Di- rector Intramurals; Sprocket Festival. COLLINS, LARRY LEE, COX, FLOYD RANDLE, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. DAILY, JOHN, B.A. Pol. Sci. Newman Club; Young Republicans; Varsity Football. DAMM, JANE, Dean ' s List; A.C.E. DAVIS, BETTYE A., Dean ' s List; A.C.E. DEAN, PATRICIA SUE B.A. El. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Nursing CALLAND, ELEANOR ELIZABETH, B.A. Soc. DECKER, MARY CAROLYN, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E.; Alpha Omicron Pi, corresponding secretary; standards comm.; Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness. 163 DECKER, MICHAEL M., DEGENHART, JOSEPH H., B.A. History B.S. Mech. Eno. DETORO, JUDITH ANN, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; Angel Flight; A.C.E.; Chi Omega, secretary; Musical Madness; Union Entertainment Core Comm.; Union Board secretary. DIAMOND, EDWARD W., B.S. Bus. Ad. Comm.; May Day Comm. chairman; Who s Who; AFROTC Outstanding Sophomore Cadet; Air Force Assoc. Award; Distinguished Military Graduate Award; Fraternity intramurals. FLACH, SARAH FRANCES, B.A. Sec. Ed. W.R.A., vice president; Sorority Intramurals; S.N.E.A.; Phi Mu, intramural representative, pledge class treasurer, highest pledge scholarship; Musical Madness; Vocal Va- rieties. DIMMETT, LARRY RAY, B.A. El. Ed. Kappa Pi; Dean ' s List; History Club; A.C.E.; Lambda Chi Alpha, fraternity scrapbook, Homecoming display chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Union Dec- orations Comm; Union Games Comm. ; Tennis. DOOLEY, GARY WAYNE. Young Democrats. DORMEIER, FREDERICK E., B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. El. Ed. DUTTON, SHANNON JANE, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E.; Pep Club; Phi Mu, social chairman; fraternity education, reporter, librarian, pledge class treasurer; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Union Dance Comm.; Panhellenic. DUVIN, EDWARD, B.A. Lib. Arts Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List, 6 times; Psychology Club, treasurer; International Relations Club. EDWARDS, JUDITH, A.C.E.; Band; Union Finance Comm. EDGERTON, HAZEL, B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Med. Tech. ELLERBUSCH, DAVID, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E.; Circle K ; Union Finance Comm.; Union Publicity comm. chairman. ELLISON, NOBLE G., Pi Sigma Epsilon. B.S. Gen. Bus. ELLERBUSCH, FREDERICK W., B.S. Gen. Bus. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Newman Club; Musical Madness; Union Finance Comm. chairman; Intramurals. EVANS, SHARON, Dean ' s List; A.C.E. FINCHER, CAROLYN E, A.C.E. ; Union Dance Comm. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. FISCHER, STEPHEN R., B.A. Sec. Ed. Phi Mu Alpha, chaplain, program chairman; Arnold Air Society, deputy commander; Blue Key, president; Sigma Phi Epsilon, secretary, alumni relations, public relations, song chairman; Clifford B. Scott Scholarship; Pep Club; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Choir; Debate; Col- lege Theatre: Love Rides the Rails; Union Finance FLAMION, CAROLYN A. FLEIG, MARILYN R., B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. FOLZ, RONALD W. B.S. Mech. Eng. Arnold Air Society; Varsity Baseball; Intramural foot- ball, basketball. FOUTS, JO WILLA, B.A. Lib. Arts Alpha Psi Omega; Dean ' s List, 2 times; College Theatre: secretary; College Theatre: Comedy of Errors, Enchanted, Love Rides the Rails, Twelfth Night, Good Woman of Setzuan; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Who ' s Who; English Dept. secretary. FOWLER, WILLIAM G. FRANKE, STEPHEN R., FREEMAN, ROBERT E., FRICK, KATHRYN SUE, FROHBIETER, GENE W., B.S. Gen. Bus. B.S. Bus. Adm. B.S. El. Eng. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Mech. Eng. FRY, ROGER ALLAN, B.S. Bus. Adm. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Dean ' s List; International Relations Club, vice president. FULKERSON, DAVE, B.A. Sec. Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Basketball; Fraternity Intra- murals. GAGER, MARY JUDITH, GALLMAN, ROBERT EDWARD, B.S. Med. Tech. B.S. Bus. Ad. GANN, DANIEL H., B.S. Gen. Bus. Dean ' s List; Sigma Phi Epsilon, treasurer; Musical Mad- ness; S.G.A. Publicity Comm.; May Day Comm.; Frater- nity Intramurals. GARRAND, ARNOTT LEROY, GARRARD, LINDA F., GAYER, MICHAEL JAMES, GAY, ROLAND H., B.A. B.A. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Gen. Bus. 164 GEIER, SUSAN GAIL, B.A. El. Ed. Kappa Pi, treasurer; Dean ' s List, 5 times; A.C.E. ; Sprocket Festival Comm.; Phi Mu, vice president, pledge trainer: Concert Band; Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness; May Day Comm ; Panhellenic ; Junior Panhellenic Ad- visor: Who ' s Who; Miss United Fund; Lucialle Jones Edu- cation Award. GWYN, JAMES W., B.M.E. Music GEMLICH, STEPHEN L„ Arnold Air Society. GEORGE. OLLIE W., B.S. Bus. Ad. B.S. Bus. Ad. GEORGESEN, WILLIAM EUGENE, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E. ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, pledge educa- tion, public relations; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Union House Comm. GIRTON, RUTH ANN, B.M.E. Music Angel Flight; Sigma Alpha Iota, sergeant-at-arms, social comm. chairman, honors and activities chairman; M.E.N. A.; Phi Mu, song leader; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Band; Choir; Madrigals. GODEKE, ALLEN G., B.A. El. Ed. GOODMAN, SUNDRA KAY, B.S. Nursing Dean ' s List; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Cheer- leader; Miss E.C. semi-finalist. GOSSMAN, MARY HELEN, B.A. El. Ed. Angel Flight; A.C.E.; Young Democrats; Pep Club; Un- ion Entertainment Comm. ; Alpha Omicron Pi, recording secretary, pledge class vice president, leader ' s council, ac- tivities chairman, social chairman, AOPi of the month; Gamma Delta; Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness; Senior Class secretary; Student Senate; Sorority Intramurals; Basketball Queen attendant. GRAUL, JUDY, B.A. El. Ed. Angel Flight, Pi Delta Epsilon; Pep Club; A.C.E.; Alpha Omicron Pi, recording secretary, vice president, social chairman; Gamma Delta, president; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; S.G.A., secretary; Women ' s Council, secretary; S.G.A. Social Life Comm.; Sophomore Class secretary; Who ' s Who; LinC section editor. GRESHAM, RANDOLPH L., GRIFFIN, LARRY W., B.A. Biology B.A. English GRIMM, MARGARET, B.S. Nursing Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta, secretary; Dean ' s List, 9 times; Phi Mu, treasurer, scholarship chairman. GROPP, CLARA W., GUINEY, MARTHA JOYCE, Chi Omega. GWALTNEY, VINCENT B., B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Sec. Sci. B.A. El. Ed. HADLEY, DONALD, B.A. Pre-Theo. Dean ' s List, 3 times; B.S.U., president; Kappa Chi, vice president; Who ' s Who. HAFELE, MARY LOU, B.S. Sec. Sci. W.R.A.; Young Republicans; INCA; S.E.A.; Gamma Delta. HAGEDORN, JAMES E., B.A. Sec. Ed. HALL, JERRY DON, B.S. Mech. Eng. Dean ' s List, 3 times; Engineering Club; U.S.A.F. Aca- demic Achievement Award. HALL, NANCY, HALL, ROBERT NYLAN, HAMNER, JOHN B., B.S. Nursing B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. Pre-Law HARDIN, WILLIAM ALBERT, B.A. Journalism Pi Delta Epsilon; LinC, Managing Editor. HARMISON, WILLIAM E., B.S. Bus. Ad. HARMON, JANE, B.S. Home Eco. Dean ' s List; Swim Club; Chi Omega, personnel officer; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre; Moore Hall Floor Counselor; Senior Counselor; Who ' s Who; Sorority Intramurals. HARMON, RUTH E., B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Mrs. Club, treasurer; A.C.E. HARPER, NANCY ANN, B.A. Lib. Arts Psi-Chi; Young Republicans; Alpha Omicron Pi, histor- ian; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties, director; Choir; Debate Club; Union House Comm.; Union Dance Comm. HARRELL, MICHAEL V., B.A. Sec. Ed. HARRIS, DIANA L., B.S. Nursing Cap and Gown, president; Dean ' s List; E.C. S.N. A.; Chi Omega, vice president; Musical Madness, director; Vocal Varieties; Majorette; Who ' s Who; Basketball Queen. HARRIS, GEORGE M., Pi Sigma Epsilon. B.S. Bus. Ad. HARRIS, MICHAEL HENRY, B.S. Bus. Ad. Arnold Air Society, administrative officer; Pi Sigma Ep- silon; Newman Club; Intramurals; Library assistant. HART, GAIL, Pi Gamma Mu; S.N.E.A., vice president. B.A. Sec. Ed. HATCHER, MAXIE A., B.S. Bus. Ad. Arnold Air Society, commander; Young Democrats; Tau 165 Kappa Epsilon, president; United Fund chairman; I.F.C.; Senior Class treasurer; Fraternity Intramurals. HUNT, JESSE JOHN JR., B.S. Gen. Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Golf; Fraternity Intramu- rals. HAY, ROBERT A., B.A. Sociology HAYDEN, SANDRA ANNE, B.S. Nursing Angel Flight, operations officer; S.N. A.; Young Republi- cans; Gamma Delta; Alpha Omicron Pi, standards chairman, leaders council; Vocal Varieties; Musical Mad- HUNT, PATRICIA M., Mrs. Club; A.C.E. B.A. El. Ed. ness; Homecoming Princess. HELM, HARLEY C, HELMING, KENNETH E., Pi Sigma Epsilon. HENSLER, LOTTIE B„ HUNTER, JASON GENE, B.A. Biology Dean ' s List; Bi-Sci Club; Young Republicans; Sigma Al- pha Epsilon, secretary; I.F.C.; Fraternity Intramurals. B.A. Sec. Ed. HUTCHESON, KENNETH R., B.S. Gen. Bus. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. El. Ed. HERDEL, CHRIS S., B.A. Sec. Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha; Varsity Football; Intramural. HISKER, JANET, B.A. Chem. Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Beta Chi, president; Cap and Gown; Dean ' s List, 5 times; A. OS., secretary, treasurer; Newman Club; Bi-Sci. Club; Union House Comm. ; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Lab Assistant. HOCHSTETLER, TERRY MAX, HOLDER, TERRY K, HOLMES, JOHN R., HON, THOMAS, Dean ' s List; Spelling Bee. HOOE, TOM, HOPPEN, BARRY G., HOWERTON, CLARA ETTA, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Bus. Ad. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. HUEBSCHMANN, GLENN R., B.A. El. Ed. Kappa Pi; Arnold Air Society; Young Democrats; A.C.E. ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, scholarship chairman; Musical Mad- ness: Vocal Varieties. HUEBSCHMANN, JOAN NORMA, B.A. Biology Alpha Lambda Delta; Dean ' s List, 2 times; Bi-Sci Club; L.S.L. HULL, BARBARA, HULL, LARRY D., Lambda Chi Alpha. HUMPHREY, EDWARD C. JR.. Dean ' s List, 2 times. HUNG, WILFRED, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Psych. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Mech. Eng. INGEBRAND, RICHARD L., B.S. Gen. Bus. WEVC ; Sigma Phi Epsilon, president ; Most Active Brother Award; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; S.G.A., vice president; I.F.C.; Pep Club; Sophomore Class president; President ' s Roundtable. JACOBS, DORIS, B.A. Engl. Lit. Canterbury Club; History Club, president; Union Fine Arts Coram. ; Swim Team. JAMES, DORCAS ANN, Choir; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties. B.A. Sociology B.S. Nursing JOHNSON, JOYCE G„ Alpha Psi Omega; E.C.A.N.S.; College Theatre: J.B., House of Bernardo. Alba; Cheerleader; Union Social Comm.; I.S.N.S., vice president, public relations chair- man. JONES, ROBERT SPENCER, B.S. Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; College Theatre: Hello Out There; Hovda House, presi- dent; Sprocket Festival Comm.; Fraternity Intramurals. JOYCE, BRENDA, B.A. Sec. Ed. Pi Delta Epsilon; Young Republicans; Gamma Delta; Union Publicity Comm.; LinC section editor; Crescent staff. KAETZEL, RONDAL E., B.A. Biology Sigma Phi Epsilon, athletic chairman, pledge education; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Cheerleader; Home- coming Comm.; Fraternity Intramurals; Sprocket Festival. KEIL, IVY, KELLO, RICE H., KELLY, JAY C. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Sociology B.A. Psych. KENNEDY, DAVID E„ B.A. Psych. Psychology Club; vice president; Lambda Chi Alpha, vice president, social chairman; I.F.C.; S.G.A., athletic comm. KERBY, LINDA, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; Angel Flight; A.C.E.; Phi Mu, membership chairman, corresponding secretary; Musical Madness; Vo- 166 cal Varieties; Band; Clarinet Choir; Panhellenic, treas- urer; Union Fine Arts Comm. ; May Day Junior Attendant; Sorority Intramurals. KERNEY, WILLIAM A., B.A. Pre-Med. Phi Beta Chi: Dean ' s List, 4 times; Pre-Med Club, vice president; Sigma Phi Epsilon, secretary, scholarship chair- man, pledge trainer; Heart Fund chairman; Musical Mad- ness; Vocal Varieties; Union Personnel Comm.; S.G.A. Fine Arts Comm.; I.F.C. ; Fraternity Intramurals; Aca- demic Alumni Scholarship; Duncan Memorial Scholar- ship. KERSHAW, SAMUEL L.. B.S. Mech. Eng. Phi Beta Chi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List, 5 times; Engineering Club, president; Clifford En- gineering Award. KEUP, BONITA, S.E.A. B.A. El. Ed. KIRSCH, BARBARA, B.S. Nursing 3 7 O Dean ' s List; E.C.N.S.: Phi Mu, president; secretary; Mu- sical Madness; Vocal Varieties; President ' s Roundtable; Panhellenic ; Who ' s Who ; Miss L T nited Fund ; Crescent staff; Nursing Honorary Scholarship. KLEMENKO, JANICE, KNOOP, STEPHEN J., B.A. Sociology B.A. Biology KOESTER, ALLEN RAY, B.S. Mech. Eng. Dean ' s List; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Lambda Chi Alpha, secretary, ritualist; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; AFROTC Distinguished Cadet. KOHN, ALLEN M., B.S. Bus. Ad. KRAFT, BARBARA KAY, B.A. El. Ed. Angel Flight; S.E.A. ; A.E.E.; Gamma Delta; Beta Sigma Omicron, rush chairman, Pink Lady; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Dad ' s Day Comm.; Freshman Summer Party Comm. ; Homecoming Comm. ; Union Dance Comm.; Union Social Comm. KRAFT, ROBERT E„ B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; A.C.E. ; Union Entertainment Comm. ; Intramurals. KRAMER, JEANEEN, N.E.A.; A.C.E. KUSHNER, DORA, LALLY, EDWARD W., B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Lit. B.A. Sociology LANCASTER, JAMES M., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon, pledge trainer; Pep Club; Young Democrats; Lambda Chi Alpha, alumni secretary; Musi- cal Madness; Vocal Varieties; Homecoming Comm. LAND, DAVID SCOTT, B.A. History Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer; Arnold Air Society. LAUER, DARRELL A., B.A. Pre-Theo. Kappa Chi, sergeant-at-arms; B.S.U.; Circle K. LEITNER, EDITH DOLORES, LINTON, DONALD J., LITHERLAND, WILLIAM L„ LOVE, JAMES WARD, LUKENS, NANCY, LUNDY, RUTH, LUTZ, JOHN DAVID, B.S. Sec. Sci. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.S. Indus. Eng. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. MAAS, ROBERT L., B.S. Elec. Eng. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Sigmt Pi Sigma, president; I.E.E.E., president. MAHOLM, THOMAS EARL, A.C.E. MARKET, HAROLD E., MATTHEISON, DAVID L., B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Biology B.S. Bus. Ad. MATTINGLY, SHARRON, B.A. Sec. Ed. Alpha Lambda Delta; Cap and Gown, recorder; Dean ' s List, 9 times; Phi Kappa Phi; Mrs. Club, treasurer; S.E.A. MAUCHER, WILLIAM G., B.A. Sociology MAUTZ, LYNN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Musical Mad- ness; Vocal Varieties; Varsity basketball, baseball. MAYFLOWER, CHESTER A. JR., Sigma Phi Epsilon. B.A. Sec. Ed. MAZZIER, WILLIAM J., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Newman Club; May Day Comm. chair- man; Sprocket Festival Comm.; Young Democrats; Sig- ma Phi Epsilon, pledge trainer, athletic chairman; Musi- cal Madness; Vocal Varieties; I.F.C; Fraternity Intramu- rals; Homecoming Comm. McAHRON, PAT, B.A. Pi Gamma Mu; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Cap and Gown; Dean ' s List, 7 times; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Moore Hall Scholarship Award; Isador Kahn Memorial Scholar- ship. McCONNELL, LOIS, B.A. Sec. Ed. History Club; Pep Club; S.N.E.A.; Sigma Kappa; Cres- cent staff. 167 McCONNELL, LYNN S., B.S. Mech. Eng. House Coram.; Crescent staff; Fraternity Intramurals. McCREARY, JAMES F., B.S. Bus. Ad. McCULLEY, JOHN DAYTON, B.M.E. Music Phi Mu Alpha; Dean ' s List; Orchestra; Choir; Evansville Philharmonic; Young Democrats. McCUTCHAN, JOHN ALLEN, B.A. Chem. Phi Kappa Phi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Dean ' s List, 7 times; Phi Beta Chi; Blue Key; S.G.A. president; Who ' s Who; Varsity basketball, cross country, track; Nomination for Rhodes Scholarship. McGREGOR, JOHN MICHAEL, B.S. Gen. Bus. Pi Sigma Epsilon, vice president; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Musical Madness. McINTOSH, WALTER R., B.S. Elec. Eng. McLAIN, PAUL THOMAS, B.S. Bus. Ad. Arnold Air Society; Newman Club, vice president; Elec- tronics Club, secretary, treasurer; Engineering Club; Young Democrats; Tau Kappa Epsilon, pledge class sec- retary, alumni chairman, chaplain, financial chairman; ROTC Band, director; I.F.C.; Student Senate; S.G.A. Basketball Queen Comm.; President ' s Roundtable; Un- ion Finance Comm. ; Union Dance Comm. ; Union Pub- licity Comm; LinC section editor; Fraternity Intramurals. MEDCALF, GLENN, Dean ' s List, 3 times. B.A. Sec. Ed. MEREDITH, JOHN C, B.A. Sec. Ed. Lambda Chi Alpha; Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness; Hovda House counselor; ICC Most Valuable Lineman; ICC All-Conference; John Moss Football Award. MERKEL, QUENTIN C, B.A. Sociology MEYER, CAROL ANN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Academic Alumni Scholarship; S.E.A.; Bi-Sci Club; Gamma Delta; Alpha Omicron Pi, lawn display chairman, assistant pledge trainer, suite man- ager, AOPi of Month, activities chairman; Musical Mad- ness; Vocal Varieties; Union House Core Comm.; S.G.A. Athletic Comm.; S.G.A. Intramurals Comm.; Freshman Class secretary; Junior Class secretary; Panhellenic; Cres- cent staff; LinC section editor: Sorority Intramurals. MEYERS, DAVID H, B.S. Gen. Bus. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Union Finance Comm.; Union Dance Comm.; Canterbury Club; Young Republicans; Sigma Phi Epsilon, social chairman; Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness; Fraternity Intramurals. MILES, ROBERT W., B.S. Gen. Bus. Newman Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, treasurer, corres- pondent, finance comm., Philo Blackouts comm., pledge trainer comm.; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Union MILES, SHIRLEY ANN, A.C.E.; Mrs. Club. B.A. El. Ed. MILLER, EDWARD E., B.A. Pre-Theo. Kappa Chi; C.C.C.L. ; Christian Vocations Conference. MILLER, JANICE R., B.S. Nursing Dean ' s List; Gamma Delta; I.S.N. ; Freshman Nursing Class president. MILLER, JERRY A., B.A. Sec. Ed. Circle K, secretary; Young Democrats, president; Dean ' s List; History Club; Political Internship award. MINTON, DINE, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 5 times; S.N.E.A.; I.S.T.A.; L.S.L.; History Club; Beta Sigma Omicron, historian, scholarship chair- man; Junior Panhellenic; Musical Madness; Vocal Va- rieties. MINDERMAN, LA NELLE, MITCHELL, TANDALL R., MONTGOMERY, LOUIS W., B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.S. Bus. Ad. MOORE, JOHN G, B.S. Bus. Ad. Young Republicans; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, chaplain, co- rush chairman, finance comm.; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Fraternity Intramurals. MOORE, RICHARD EARL, B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon, sergeant-at-arms; Lambda Chi Alpha. MORGAN, JUDITH A., B.A. Sociology MORRIS, SAMUEL C, B.A. Sec. Ed. Sigma Phi Epsilon, social chairman, house manager, ath- letic chairman; Musical Madness; Cheerleader; Frater- nity Intramurals. MUELLER, NORMAN T. MURRAY, MARTHA ELLEN, NAAS, ROBERT L., NEFF, MARGARET, B.S. Elec. Eng. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Bus. Ad. B.A. El. Ed. NEIDIG, JUDITH ANN, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E.; Union Decorating Comm. NELSON, LARRY S., B.A. Sec. Ed. Kappa Mu Epsilon, president; Phi Beta Chi; Lab Assist- ant. NORMAN, MARCUS E, Engineering Club; A.S.H.R.A.E. B.S. Mech. Eng. 168 NEUFELDER, DANIEL A., NICHOLS, RALPH H, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sociology PETERS, DAVID G., B.M.E. Music Phi Mu Alpha; Dean ' s List; Band; Orchestra; Choir; Brass Ensemble. NIEHAUS, FRANK A., B.S. Mech. Eng. NUNN, LESLIE G., B.A. Sec. Ed. Arnold Air Society; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. OBERT, MARLENE H., B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Newman Club; S.E.A. OHNING, JANICE, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List; Young Democrats; W.R.A. ; Union Finance Comm. OPPERMAN, LARRY D., B.S. Bus. Ad. Arnold Air Society, commander, administrative officer; AFROTC group commander; Drill Team commander; Reserve Officer Association Award; Distinguished Military Student; Intramurals. ORMAN, RONALD DEAN, B.S. Indus. Eng. Dean ' s List; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega; Phi Beta Chi; Engineering Club; I.N.C.A., president; M.S.M.; Musical Madness; College Theatre: Sea Gull, Mad Woman of Chaillot, Alchemist, J.B., Enchanted, Comedy of Errors, Doctor in Spite of Himself, Ghost Sonata, Love Rides the Rails, Antigone, Playboy of the Western World; Union Finance Comm. OTTE, CHARLES J., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Newman Club; Lambda Chi Alpha; Homecoming Comm.; Musical Madness; Pep Club; Fraternity Intramurals. PACE, ELBERT L., B.S. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List; Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer; Musical Madness; S.G.A. Athletic Comm.; Sprocket Festival; Crescent staff; Football. PARISH, NANCY CAROL, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E. ; Pep Club; W.R.A. ; Chi Omega, so- cial chairman, rush chairman; Gamma Delta; Cheer- leader; Musical Madness; Union Games Comm.; S.G.A. Publications Comm.; Student Senate. PATBERG, GRETA H., B.A. El. Ed. PAUL, ARLENE, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E., publicity chairman; Pep Club; Gamma Delta; Union Entertainment Comm. PAYNE, SHIRLEY ANN, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E. ; Mrs. Club; Christian Vocations Con- ference; Vesper Service Comm.; Union Publicity Comm.; Louise D. Orr Scholarship; Crescent staff. PFETTSCHER, EARL E., Dean ' s List; Newman Club. PHILLIPS, BERNICE, PITT, ALVIN J., B.A. El. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. POINTS, JERRY, B.A. Sec. Ed. Kappa Pi, president, treasurer; Phi Mu Alpha, secretary; Blue Key; Sprocket Festival; Band; President ' s Round- table; S.G.A. May Day Comm.; S.G.A. Fine Arts Comm.; Union Publicity Comm. ; LinC artist. POUNDS, JANET SUE, POWERS, WILLIAM H., Arnold Air Society. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Bus. Ad. PRATHER, ROBERT J., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Delta Epsilon; Crescent Staff; LinC section editor. PRITCHETT, STEVE, Varsity Golf; Intramurals. B.S. Accounting RANSDELL, HARRY F., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Delta Epsilon; Lambda Chi Alpha; Musical Madness; S.G.A. Publications Comm. ; Fraternity Intramurals; Cres- cent staff; Crescent, circulation manager; LinC business manager. RASURE, WILLIAM H. JR., B.S. Bus. Ad. REA, JOHN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List; Lambda Chi Alpha, athletic chairman, moth- er ' s club representative; Musical Madness; Fraternity In- tramurals. REEDER, GEORGE R., REYNOLDS, TERRY, B.S. Elec. Eng. B.S. Nursing RICHERT, LAWRENCE EDWIN, B.A. Pre-Theo. Blue Key; Kappa Chi; I.V.C.F., president; I.R.C.; A Cappella Choir; President ' s Roundtable; S.G.A. Re- ligious Life Comm. ; Who ' s Who. RINEHART, GARY W., B.A. El. Ed. Kappa Pi; Circle K, president, secretary; A.C.E.; Pres- ident ' s Roundtable. ROBB, JOHN A., ROBERTS, WAYNE C, B.S. Bus. Ad. B.M.E. Music PEARSON, JAN, Pep Club ; Varsity Swimming. B.S. Bus. Ad. ROBINSON, GLORIA, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E.; Beta Sigma Omicron, vice president, 169 most improved grades, outstanding pledge, social chair- man, lawn display chairman; Musical Madness; Vocal Va- rieties; College Theatre: Comedy of Errors; Clarinet Choir; Pom-Pon Girl; Union Fine Arts Core Coram. ; LinC section editor; Sorority Intramurals. SCHWERING, LEWIS W., B.A. Sec. Ed. ROYSTER, IRENE E., RUSSELL, HELEN E., Phi Mu Gamma; Alpha Chi Omega. SANDEFUR, BEN W., B.A. El. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Indus. Eng. SARNE, THOMAS S., B.S. Bus. Ad. Circle K, treasurer; Indiana district treasurer; Pi Sigma Epsilon. SAVAGE, ERVIN, B.S. Mech. Eng. SCAGGIARA, JAMES R, B.M.E. Music Phi Mu Alpha, dance band leader; Band; Orchestra; Mu- sical Madness; Choir. SCHAEFER, JAMES E., B.A. Sec. Ed. SCHENETZKE, CHARLES, B.A. Eng. Arnold Air Society, drill team; Dean ' s List, 9 times; Who ' s Who; Phi Kappa Phi; Academic Alumni Scholarship. SCHNUR, CAROLYN ANN, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List; A.C.E.; Beta Sigma Omicron, treasurer, warden; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Union Social Core Comm. ; S.G.A. Dad ' s Day chairman. SCHOLL, KENNETH, SCHORNHORST, LARRY, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 3 times; S.N.E.A.; Lambda Chi Alpha; Mu- sical Madness; Varsity Tennis; Fraternity Intramurals. SCHRADER, BONNIE B.S. Nursing Angel Flight, administrative officer; S.N. A., secretary; Phi Mu social service, pledge class vice president; Musi- cal Madness; Vocal Varieties. SCHROEDER, JOHN M., SCHUESSLER, GERALD G., SCHUETT, MARIE, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Pre-Theo. B.A. El. Ed. SCHULZ, RONALD EUGENE, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List, 2 times; Arnold Air Society, chaplain; New- man Club; Young Democrats; S.E.A., treasurer; Lambda Chi Alpha; College Theatre; Fraternity Intramurals; Musical Madness; Sprocket Festival; Who ' s Who; Dis- tinguished Military Graduate; Commander ' s Award; Air Force Times award; Varsity football; AFROTC com- mander. SCHWARTZ, JOHN CRAIG. B.S. Mech. Eng. Arnold Air Society; AFROTC Commander. SCHWEIGERT, NANCY B., B.A. Sec. Ed. Kappa Pi; Dean ' s List, 4 times; Newman Club; S.E.A., secretary; Young Democrats; Union Fine Arts Comm. SCHWEIKARTH, NANCY S„ B.A. Sec. Ed. Angel Flight; A.C.E. ; Dean ' s List; Beta Sigma Omicron, pledge trainer, panhellenic representative, recording sec- retary; Hazel Flentke Edk Scholarship; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Panhellenic president; Sprocket Festival; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Recognition Dinner. SCHYNIK, JOHN B„ SEIBERT, MILDRED, SERGO, LAVINIA E.. Newman Club. SHAW, NANCY ANN, SHECKFEE, RICHARD, B.A. Biology B.A. El. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Nursing B.S. Mech. Eng. SHIREMAN, ROSEMARY, B.A. El. Ed. Alpha Psi Omega, secretary, president; Dean ' s List; A.C.E., secretary; S.G.A., vice president, president; M.S.M.; College Theatre: Mad Woman of Chaillot, Al- chemist; Vocal Varieties; Choir; Glee Club; S.G.A. Re- ligious Life Comm.; President ' s Roundtable; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Recognition Dinner. B.A. Biology SHORT, BARRETT L. SIEGEL, DAVID A., SIGHTS, MARGARET, SIMPSON, PRISCILLA Z. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. Math B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. SIMS, KAYE ELLEN, B.A. El. Ed. Angel Flight; A.C.E. ; Chi Omega; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Pom-Pon Girl; Military Ball Queen Court. SIMS. JUANITA O, B.A. Sec. Ed. Dean ' s List; Pi Delta Epsilon; Academic Alumni Scholar- ship; S.E.A.; Pep Club; Gamma Delta, treasurer; Alpha Omicrom Pi, rush chairman, song leader, standards chair- man, scholarship chairman, AOPi of month; College Theatre: Twelfth Night, Love Rides the Rails; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties director; Sorority Intramurals; Union Dance Comm.; Union Publicity Core Comm.; S.G.A. Publications Comm.; Homecoming Comm.; Sprock- et Festival; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Crescent staff; LinC section editor; LinC editor-in-chief; W.R.A., secretary. 170 SITZMAN, GARY W., B.S. Bus. Ad. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Musical Madness; Fraternity Intra- murals. SLATER, HARRY W., SMITH, JAMES A., Varsity basketball. SMITH, RONALD L.. Lambda Chi Alpha, president. B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Bus. Ad. SNOOK, BRYAN, B.S. Elec. Eng. Dean ' s List; Sigma Pi Sigma; I.E.E.E.E., vice president; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SOLLMAN, ROBERT O ' NEIL, SORENSON, CHARLES E. B.S. Gen. Bus. B.S. Mech. Eng. SPEICHER, ALAN W., B.S. Mech. Eng. Engineering Club; Young Republicans; Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, rush chairman, best pledge; Musical Madness; Fra- ternity Intramurals. STATON, FRANK L., Ill, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. STEVENSON, JACK, B.S. Bus. Ad. B.A. History STEWART, BARBARA JEAN, B.A. Sec. Ed. W.R.A., treasurer; Gamma Delta; Musical Madness; Vo- cal Varieties. STONECIPHER, DORIS JEAN, B.A. Sec. Ed. Pi Gamma Mu; Dean ' s List, 3 times; M.S.M., secretary; History Club; W.R.A. ; Franklin House treasurer; Who ' s Who; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Intramurals. STRUPP, SYLVIA DEAN, STUBBS, NORMA M., B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. SYPOLT, DAVID WILLIAM, B.S. Gen. Bus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social chairman, vice president; Phi Sigma Epsilon; I.F.C., vice president. TAYLOR, MICHAEL R., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Gamma Mu; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Blue Key; Dean ' s List, 6 times; Sigma Phi Epsilon, house manager, vice presi- dent, alumni relations chairman, treasurer, pledge class vice president; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Sprock- et Festival; Business award; Sales and Marketing award. TERRY, ROBIN CERISE, B.A. El. Ed. Pi Delta Epsilon; Kappa Pi; N.E.A.; Union Publicity Comm.; Union Fine Arts Comm.; Chi Omega; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties. THOMPSON, ELOISE, Dean ' s List. B.A. El. Ed. THOMPSON, MICHAEL, B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon; Dean ' s List, 3 times; Circle K ; Young Republicans; Debate; Sales award. TITZER, JOHN S., TREVATHAN, KATHY SUE, TUBBS, JACK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Bus. Ad. TUBBS, RONALD LEE, B.S. El. Ed. A.C.E., public affairs; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, homecom- ing chairman, secretary, scholarship chairman, president, secretary of pledge class; Senior Class vice-president; Stu- dent Senate; Fraternity Intramurals; Sprocket Festival; May Day Comm. TURNER, CONSTANCE, Phi Mu. B.A. Sociology UMBACH, CAROL ANN, B.A. El Ed. Alpha Lambda Delta; Cap and Gown; Dean ' s List, 6 times; A.C.E., vice president, president; Beta Sigma Omi- cron, recording secretary, editor, president, outstanding pledge, Bernardin award; Gamma Delta; Musical Mad- ness; Vocal Varieties; Union Social Core Comm.; S.G.A. Publications Comm.; President ' s Roundtable; Who ' s Who; Sprocket Festival, secretary. VALIANT, ARTHUR III, B.A. Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Beta Chi; Sigma Pi Sigma, sec- retary; Dean ' s List; I.V.C.F., vice president; Who ' s Who; Lab Assistant. VANDEVEER, STEPHEN S., B.S. Bus. Ad. Pi Sigma Epsilon, president; Dean ' s List; Blue Key; Psy- chology Club; Lambda Chi Alpha, alumni secretary; Mu- sical Madness; Senior Class president; Who ' s Who; Stu- dent Senate Student Athletic Trainer. VAN HAAFTEN, FRED, B.S. Elec. Eng. Dean ' s List, 7 times; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi Beta Chi; Freshman Math award; Brentano Scholar- ship; Academic Scholarship. WADE, ARNOLD, B.M.E. Music Phi Mu Alpha, president; Dean ' s List, 5 times; Band; Choir; Brass Ensemble. WALLER, DAVID T., B.A. Pol. Sci. Circle K, president, social chairman; Lambda Chi Al- pha, pledge class treasurer; Musical Madness; Homecom- ing Comm.; Sprocket Festival Comm.; U.N. Conference delegate. THIEL, THOMAS P, B.S. Bus. Ad. WALSTON, DIANNE, B.A. Sec. Ed. 171 WALTHALL, GERALD CHARLES, B.A. Biology Dean ' s L ist, 2 times; Bi-Sci Club; Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer, historian; Musical Madness; Vocal Varie- ties; Union Games Coram.; Homecoming Chairman; Sprocket Festival Comm. ; Chi Omega Man of the Year. WALTON. STEPHEN MICHAEL, B.A. Sociology WATKINS. SHARRON, B.A. El. Ed. Angel Flight; A.C.E.; Pep Club: Alpha Omicron Pi, rush chairman, social chairman, recording secretary, standards chairman, pledge class vice president: Gamma Delta; Mu- sical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Homecoming Comm.; S.G.A. Social Life Comm.; Union Dance Comm.; Pan- hellenic; Union House Comm.; Women ' s Recognition Dinner; Military Ball Queen; LinC section editor. WHITE, DAVID A., WILBUR, MARY ALICE, Dean ' s List; E.G. A.N. A.; May Day Court. WILHITE, JOSEPHINE, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.S. Nursim B.A. El. Ed. WILLHAM, JANE ELLEN, B.A. El. Ed. A.C.E.; M.S.M.; Chi Omega; Musical Madness; Vocal Varieties; Pom-Pon Girl; Franklin House vice president; Union House Comm.; Franklin Floor Counselor; Sorority Intramurals. WILLIAMS, ROGER S., B.S. Bus. Ad. Young Democrats, treasurer ; Pep Club ; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, chaplain, secretary; Musical Madness. WEBB, ESTHER, WEDEL, RAYMOND B. JR.. B.A. El. Ed. B.S. Gen. Bus. WELLER, CAROLYN, B.A. English Kappa Pi; College Theatre: Comedy of Errors, En- chanted, Love Rides the Rails, Rainmakers, Nude With Violin, Twelfth Night, Eagerheart, Antigone, Playboy of the Western World, Good Woman of Setzuan; Orches- tra; Union Fine Arts Comm. WERNER. JOHN M.. B.A. History Dean ' s List, 3 times; History Club; Lambda Chi Alpha. WEST, LANNY KENT, B.A. Literature WEST, VERLMA, B.A. El. Ed. Dean ' s List, 10 times; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Cap and Gown; vice president; A.C.E. WESTERMAN, LORETTA, B.M.E. Music Alpha Lambda Delta; Cap and Gown; Dean ' s List, 3 times: Sigma Alpha Iota, chaplain; Band; Choir, Vocal Varieties; Musical Madness. WOLTER, JEAN, B.M.E. Music Sigma Alpha Iota, president, vice president, editor; Dean ' s List; Alpha Lambda Delta; Band; Orchestra; Choir; Choral-Ayres; Woodwind Ensemble; Women ' s Council, vice president ; President ' s Rouncltable. YOUNG, THOMAS M., B.A. Sec. Ed. YOUNG, WANDA, B.A. Bus. Ad. Pep Club; Alpha Omicron Pi, treasurer, fraternity educa- tion, APOi of the month; Union Board; Sprocket Festi- val; Engineering Club Queen: Homecoming Princess; Miss E.G. finalists. YUNKER, CAROLYN, ZAUSCH, CHARLES A., Varsity football. ZAUSCH, ED, Varsity basketball. ZEHNER, DOROTHY L., ZIEGLER, CAROLYN ANN, B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. B.A. El. Ed. B.A. Sec. Ed. STUDENT INDEX Adams, Josette--8,84, 106, 107, 109, 113 Adams, Karen--6, 12,52,85,98, 120 Adams, M. Anne --8, 110, 128 Adamson, John--92 Ahrens, Alan--8, 122, 125 Albin, Nancy- -8 Albright, Robert--66, 145 Aldridge, Mary--123 Allard, Jeffrey--63 Alen, Calvin Y.--8 Allen, Karen--61,87 Allen, Sammy--63,127 Allender, Jerry--88 Amsler, C. Martin- -132 Anderson, Louise--l 14, 120, 121 Anderson, Sue Carol--61 Armour, Dennis--63, 126 Atherton, Stephen- -66 Athy, Ralph--120 Atwater, Terry--138 Aud, Marilyn--8 Augustine, Glenn — 95 Augustine, Norma--61 Ave, Stony--90, 132 B Bacon, Suzanne --8 Bailey, Marilyn--114, 121 Baize, Timothy--89 Ball, Curt- -101 Bammer, Joe--132 Banister, Timothy--89 Banter, Victor- -93 Barber, David--65 Barclay, Patricia--123 Barclay, Paul-- 125 Barker, Rosemary--61, 128 Barkes, David--64 Barnett, Lana--80,99, 108 Barnett, Paul- -8, 129 Barr, Patricia--62 Barrett, John--121 Bartelt, Mary--82, 115 Bartlett, Sharon--82 Barton, Frederick--92 Basham, Brabara--62,80, 1 12 Baskett, Doug--90 Bass, Carol--82,108,115,151 Bass, Mary- -83 Bates, Sandy--8,36,86,107 Bauer, Patricia--67, 103 Bauman, Jane --1 14 Bauman, Steve--92 Baute, Charles- -63 Bayer, Gary--33,72 Bayless, Nancy--61 Bays, Beth- -60 Beard, Michael--63 Beasley, Jimmie--132 Beastall, Carroll--96 Beck, Robert--132 Beesley, Kendra--52,84,85,98 Behler, Brian--85,114 Behme, Jack--132 Bell, Nancy- -126, 148 Bennett, David--90, 132, 145 172 Bennett, Marcia--100 Bennett, Ralph--64 Bennett, Richard--68, 132, 134 Bentley, Sandra--8,53,84, 1 10 Bernhardt, Donald--116, 122, 125 Bernhardt, Richard--120, 125 Berridge, Randy--9,92 Berridge, Sharon--9 Berry, William- -9 Biddinger, Shirley--83,99 Bierod, Janis--61,108, 128 Biggs, David--101 Bingham, Robert-- 127 Bischmann, BU1--89 Black, Gregory--63 Black, Paul- -89, 120 Blackburn, Carol--87 Blackwood, Terry--91 Blake, Phyllis- -61 Bland, Georgianna— 62,86, 103, 1 15 Blandford, Dick--64 Blaser, Sharon- -9, 34 Blemker, Don--89 Blome, Quentin--90, 130 Bloy, Carol— 112 Bobbitt, Keith--121 Bodzek, John--9 Boggess, John--121 Bohleber, Jean--9,84, 107, 115 Bonds, Robert--92,130 Booth, William--65 Borders, Jerry- -90, 109 Bosse, Steve--109 Boultinghouse, Wayne --9, 66, 102, 106, 107, 135, 139 Bower, David- -91 Bowers, Linda--9, 115 Bowers, Nancy--86, 108, 110, 1 11 Boyd, James--88 BoylLs, Carole— 114,120,121 Bradley, Edward- -89 Branaman, Linda- -34, 36, 84, 89, 106, 128, 129, 130 Brandenstein, Richard--92 Brandt, Nancy— 114,121 Braun, Catherine--113, 123 Breidenbach, Daniel--9,92 Brenton, Jackie--10,93, 122 Bretz, Ralph--93, 109 Brewster, Benjamin--63, 106 Bricker, Lois--61,121 Bridgewater, John--93 Briley, Harold--88, 135, 139 Brooks, Barbara--120, 126 Brooks, Michael--71 Brown, Barbara--34,35,80,96, 110 Brown, Donald --10 Brown, Herbert--65 Brown, Joe --65 Brown, Nelson- -123 Brown, Ormin— 120, 121 Brown, Pamela- -60, 87 Brown, Vicki--39,62 Browning, James--89 Brubaker, Jerry--90 Brumfield, Rebecca--10,80, 106 Bubenzer, Selma--112 Bucheaberger, Rosalee--84,85, 146 Buckley, Pamela--10,55,82, 108 Buedel, James--132 Buesking, Ruth- -83 Bullard, Paul--135, 137, 138 Bunch, William--95 Burchfield, Daneil--66, 109 Burden, Margaret-- 121 Butler, James--10, 73,74, 101, 113, 124 Butterworth, Milton--140 Buttry, Ron--10,112 Byers, Glenn- -90 Byers, Stanley--10 C Campbell, Alice--108 Campbell, Duane--33,72,74, 100, 101 Campbell, Linda--10,53,84, 110 Canup, William--71 Capes, Paul--64 Caradine, Helen--85,108, 130, 147 Carmichael, Thomas--64 Carson, Michael- -64 Carstens, Carole--10,67, 115 Carter, Arlen--ll Carter, Paula--ll,86, 108 Carter, Roy--120 Cassidy, Donald--94, 130 Caylor, Susan--61 Chadwell, Jackson--121 Chambers, Jimmy--60 Chase, Claudie--62 Cheaney, Edward--95 Chreste, Robert-- 109 Chu, Rosita--62, 121 Clark, Carroll- -120 Clark, James--33,65,73, 100, 102, 113,124,126 Clark, Todd--90, 132 Clary, Bobbye--55 Cleveland, Grover--63,64 Cobb, Frances--61 Cobb, Marjorie--123 Cohn, Richard--140 Coleman, Ralph--ll,88, 106, 107, 127, 135 Conaway, Rebecca--60, 121 Congleton, Jerome --94 Cook, Joe--66,88 Cook, Thomas--93 Cooksey, Randal--1 14, 120 Cox, David--135 Coyle, Jean--127 Crawford, James--115 Cron, James--64 Crouch, Charles--123 Crum, Stephen — 122 Cysson, Terry--94,95 D Dailey, John--132 Dame, Gayla--32, 85,99, 126 Damm, Jane-- 11 Daniel, Carol--55,86 Dannheiser, Charles--88, 109, 144, 145 Davis, Bettye--ll Davis, Carroll--64 Davis, Stephen--91, 140 Dawson, James--89 Dawson, Virginia--84, 116 Dean, Patricia--ll Decker, Mary C--80 Decker, Mary Helen--127 Decker, Michael--ll, 109 DeFur, Earl- -94 Degenhart, Joseph--12 Dekker, Eric--90 Delzell, Mary- -61, 120 Denton, Larry--135 Denton, Leonard--42 DePriest, Patricia--85 Desisti, Michael--132 DeToro, Judy- -12, 84 DeToro, Sandy--84, 112 DeVault, Kim--132, 134, 135,158 Diamond, Darrell--115, 122 Dimmett, Larry--88 Dinnsen, John 64,111 Dishman, Robert--89 Djidich, Roberta--67 Dodge, Robert-- 12,90, 146 Dodson, Jane --80 Donnelly, Michael--90 Dooley, Gary--12 Dormady, Thomas--140 Dormeier, Fred--89 Doughty, Connie--81 Dudley, Dorinda--55, 56, 62, 84,108,1 12,1 15 Dunham, Danny- -66 Dunning, Thomas--88 Dutton, Shannon- -12, 86 Duvin, Edward--115 E Eagleson, Jerry- -91 Eakins, Waverly--95, 1 21 Easton, C. James--65, 132 Eberhard, Ron--90,91,135 Edmond, Marilyn--83, 103 Edmondson, Russell--63, 136 Edwards, Beth--52,85,126 Edwards, Gary--36,88, 112, 129 Edwards, Judith--12 Edwards, Ronald J. --89 Effinger, Ruth- -125 Egan, Maryann--57, 162 Ellerbrook, Dan--114, 120, 125 Ellerbusch, David--93, 110 Ellerbusch, Frederick- -12, 112 Elliott, Richard --64 Elliott, Sara--53,62, 108 Ellis, David--140 Ellis, David L.--93 Ellis, Kent --93 Ellis, Michael--93 Ellis, Patsy- -62 Ellison, Noble--22, 112 Elzer, Barbara--61,126 Emerson, Jean--122 English, David--89 Enlow, J. Michael—140, 141 Eskew, Sheryl--61 Evans, Sharon--12 Evans, Winston--64,99, 109, 111, 126 F Fallwell, E. Allison-- 121 Ferguson, Sandra--67 Fickas, John--120 Fincher, Carolyn--12 Fireline, Billie — 120, 121 Fischer, Stephen--12,71,90, 106, 107, 109 Fisher, Ann--84,112 Fisher, Paul— 120,121 Flach, Sarah--86 Flaherty, Michael--122 Fleischhauer, Randall--91 Flick, Gerald--89 Foley, Walter --9 5 Foran, Terry-- 140 Forman, Jim--135 Fowler, Clara--61 Fox, Karen--61 Fox, Katherine--60 Fox, Michael--120 Fox, Ronald— 114,120,121 Freeman, Nick--120 French, Jimmy--93 Frick, Kitty— 12,86 Friesenhengst, Mary--61 Frohbieter, Gene--13 Fry, Roger- -13,66, 112 Fuchs, Lula Mae--114,120, 121 Fulkerson, Dave--88, 144, 145 Fuquay, Gary- -93 G Gagau, John-- 13 Gager, Mary--13 Gallman, Robert--13 Gann, Daniel--92 Garcia, Oscar--91 Garner, Charles--90 Garrard, Arnott--13 Garrard, Linda--13 Garrett, Linda--67, 127 Gauen, Susan--72, 115 Gayer, Michael--109 Gehlhausen, John- -109 Geier, Susan--13,86 Gemlich, Stephen--109 Georgesen, Stephen--95 Georgesen, William--13,93 Gibson, Terry--14 Gillaspy, John- -89 Gilreath, Richard--89 Girton, Ruth Ann— 14,87,114,120,121 Given, Charles--88, 145 Glaser, Robert--88, 132,34, 145 Golightly, Peter--54,91 Goodman, Samuel--127, 128 Goodman, Sundra--14 Goss, Kathryn--85,124 Gossman, Mary Helen- -14,80, 1 1 1 Gough, Mary Helen--53, 108 Graul, Judy--14,80 Gray, Jerry--94 Gray, Robert--95 Greasham, Randolph--14 Green, David--135 Greene, John--116 Greenfield, Donna--32 Greenfield, Larry--90 Grieger, Russell— 94, 102,113, 115,135,137 Griese, Jeanette--115 Griffin, Larry-- 14 Grim, Thomas--88 Grimm, Margaret -- 14, 86, 106, 107, 109, 1 1 3 Groeninger, Katherine--83, 1 10 Groomer, Stephen--120 Grossman, Jo Ann--60 Guiney, Martha--14,84 Gushwa, Margaret--61 Gwaltney, Vincent--14 H Haan, Christian N. --88,98, 161 Hadley, Donald--15 Hafele, Mary Lou--15 Hagedorn, James--15 Hahn, Curt- -88 Hahn, Eugene--40,94, 130, 145 Hahn, Steven- -89 Halbig, Larry--123,125 Halbig, Steve— 115,125 Hale, Elizabeth — 61,121 Halkowich, Patricia--62 Hall, David— 65 Hall, John— 93,116 Hall, Robert-- 15 Hamblen, Sandra— 116, 126, 128 Hamilton, Paul- -132 Hampton, Richard--63 Hancock, Charles E.--93 Hankins, Joy— 52, 80, 115, 122,126, 158 Hardin, William-- 15, 115, 1 19 Harmison, William — 15 173 Harmon, Charles- -91 Harmon, Jane--15,62,85, 106 Harmon, Nancy--85 Harmon, Ruth--15,123 Harper, Nancy— 15,113,128 Harris, Diana--84, 106, 107, 113 Harris, Mike— 16, 109,112 Harris, Susan--113 Harrison, Darlene--87 Hartley, Mickey--62, 103, 108,110 Hartman, Patricia--1 23 Hartman, Terry--63 Harvey, Joyce--75,81 Hatcher, John--94 Hatcher, Matthew--132, 134 Hatcher, Maxie--16,94 Hauser, James--140 Haverstick, William--65 Hawk, Frances K. --62,86 Hawkins, Barbara--83 Hay, Victoria--83,99 Hayden, Sandra--16,90, 108 Hayden, Sharon- -61 Hayes, Jerry--123 Hefty, Janis— 111 Hennessey, Dale--93 Henry, Douglas--94, 111, 130 Hensler, Lottie--16 Hensley, John--127 Herdel, Chris--88, 145 Hermeyer, Robert--135 Hetzel, Beverly--121 Hewitt, Thomas--63 Hiatt, Marilyn-- 120 Higdon, Virginia--120,121 Hilder, Lynn- -83 Hillman, Robert--64 Himebaugh, Gil-- 127 Hisker, Janet— 16,113,129 Hochstetler, Terry--93 Hoefling, Rudy--95 Hollcroft, Barbara--112 Holmes, John-- 16 Holmes, Susan--61 Holtzapple, Lynne--60 Hon, Thomas--16 Hooe, Tom- -127 Hook, David--120 Hope, Erin— 62,114,121 Hornich, David --65 Hornick, Mary--61 Howard, Aleta--53,61 Hoy, Donald--66, 116 Hoyt, Lorna--80,127 Hudson, Cynthia- -121 Huebschmann, Gelnn-- 16,95 Huebschmann, Joan--60, 127 Huebschmann, Ray- -64 Huff, Paul- -89 Huffman, Jane --85 Hughey, Constance--52,61, 128 Humes, Larry--63, 135, 137, 138 Hung, Wilfred — 16,123 Hunt, Carol--67 Hunt, Patricia—17 Hunter, Jason--17,90 Hunter, John--132 Hunter, Marcia--60 Hurst, Bill— 140 Hutcheson, Kenneth--17 Hutchison, Sondra--83, 120 Hyde, Mary--81 Ihle, Rand--33,89,100,101,124 Ingebrand, Richard--17,92, 107 Ingrassia, Mike--95 Ising, Terry--93 Isley, Larry— 66,89 J Jackson, Nola Annette --62, 83, 120 James, Dorcas — 17, 121 Jansen, James— 93 Jaquess, Vicki — 86, 116 Jefferson, Patricia--85, 146 Jensen, Paul--140 Jochim, Leonard--89 Johnson, Joyce --17 Johnson, Judy — 115 Johnson, Karen- -62 Johnson, Larry--116 Joiner, Marolyn— 61 Jolly, Paul--34,66,88,111,145 Jones, Jennifer--87, 121 Jones, Richard--90 Jordan, Janet— 61, 101,128 Joyce, Brenda--10 Jump, R. Diane— 62,114,120,121 K Kaetzel, Ronald — 17 Kaiser, Van — 88 Kastning, Karen- -108 Katterhenry, Donald— 88, 130, 144 Kaylor, David- -90 Kebortz, Judith— 61 Keil, Robert — 13 Keith, Connie --67, 127 Kendall, Marilyn-- 116 Keneipp, Judi— 86,103,111 Kennedy, David — 17,88,113 Kerby, Linda — 18,87, 120, 130 Kerney, Robert— 93 Kershaw, Samuel— 18, 123 Keusch, Gene — 114, 120,121 Kiefer, Ramona — 80,81, 121 Killion, Robert- -63, 128 Kimball, Roberta—62,83 Kimm, John— 93 King, Donna — 39, 86,103,116,126 King, Edwina— 62, 111 King, Joy— 126 Kingston, Carl--95 Kington, Hester- -62 Kinnaird, Ann--85,99, 1 10 Kinnaird, Kathleen- -62 Kirsch, Barbara — 87, 106, 107 Kirves, Jerry— 93 Kissling, James— 91 Klein, Dena— 62, 108, 110 Kelin, P. Bernard--90 Klemenko, Janice --18, 61 Klingle, Robert--65,91 Knapp, Daniel--95, 129 Knight, Stephen — 89 Knoop, Susan--85 Knuth, Laurie --61 Koch, Mary— 108,124 Koch, William- -89 Koertge, Helen— 114,121 Koester, Allen— 18,71,88 Kohlmeyer, James — 93 Kolb, Betty— 81 Kollker, Stephen— 90,144,145 Konsler, Gary—95 Kraft, Barbara-- 18 Kramer, JoAnn— 60 Krause, Connie --52, 126, 158 Kress, De anna- -62 Kurtz, William — 64 Kushner, Dora-- 18 L Lampson, Susan--60 Lancaster, James M. --18,88, 112 Land, Sarah— 67, 120, 121 Lauteulere, William— 93 Latham, Jerome--132 Latham, William— 121 Lauderdale, Gary— 65 Lauer, Darrell— 19, 1 16 Lauer, Dennis--93 Lawrence, Jerry— 93 Lawson, James--93 Leach, James C.--90, 104, 115, 118, 151 Leith, Linda--61 Limeberry, David--65 Linder, Jacques--114, 120 Line, Barbara--112, 126 Linzy, Jerry— 95 Lippoldt, Karen— 81 Lisembee, William— 90 Lisman, Donald — 63, 123 Little, Davi d— 88, 110 Litty, Peggy--121 Lockridge, Lucinda--19 Loewenkamp, Stephen--70, 1 15 Long, David--120,121 Lottes, Paula- -61 Love, John--64, 135 Low, Julia — 82,83 Lukens, Nancy--19 Lundy, Ruth--19 Luther, Rose --60 Lutz, John David--19,33, 72,113,124 Lutz, Marshall--64 Lyles, Debra--120, 126 M Maas, Robert --20 Macken, Charleen—81 Madriaga, Mike--132, 133 Maholm, Thomas — 20 Malone, Melissa— 85 Mangel, Richard — 65 Mann, Vernon— 93 Market, Harold-- 127 Marshall, Diane— 60 Martin, Frederick— 64 Martin, Richard- -89 Martin, Ronald — 40,94 Mason, Judith — 86, llo Mason, Mary — 20 Mason, Robert— 91 Masvikeni, Rodwell— 65 Mathews, Carol— 86 Mathews, Marilyn— 60 Mathis, Alton- -127 Matthiesen, David— 20 Matthiesen, Eric — 36,93, 126 Mattingly, Sharron— 20, 109, 112, 113, 123 Maucher, Wm. G.--20 Mayfield, Susan-- 120, 121 Mayflower, Chester— 21,93 Mazzier, William— 21,93 McAhron, Patricia— 19,67,113,115 McCarty, Dianne — 114, 121 McClaren, Raymond — 112 McConnell, Lois- -19 McConnell, Lynn- -19 McCulley, Jeanne --81 McCulley, John--19, 114, 120 McCullough, Carolyn — 81,110 McCurdy, Earl— 90,111 McCutchan, Allen--20,36,56, 102, 106, 107, 109, 129 135 McCutchan, Marilyn — 81, 111, 126 McDonald, William— 93 McGregor, John — 20,112 McKenzie, Jack— 127 McLain, Paul—20,95 McLane, Larry--65 McLaughlin, Michael— 95,120, 121 Medcalf, Glenn— 21 Melvin, Marcia— 60 Meyer, Carol--21,81 Meyer, Cherie—73,85, 108, 110, 124 Meyer, Gary— 93 Meyer, Virginia— 81, 130 Meyers, Dave— 21,112,122 Meyers, Mark— 93 Michael, Sue — 61 Miles, Robert — 21,90 Miles, Shirley—21 Miller, Dale— 90,130 Miller, Edward — 66 Miller, Edward — 21 Miller, Janice--21 Miller, Larry— 64 Miller, Mary Edith— 61 Miller, Mary Elaine— 85 Miller, Patricia — 39, 85,96, 102, 103, 121 Millhone, Malcom--91 Mills, Bonnie — 53,62 Minnis, William— 89, 116 Minton, Diane --22, 52, 83, 106 Mitchell, Randy- -95 Mobley, Dan- -9 5 Mominee, John— 89, 116, 132 Montgomery, Jill — 6 1,113 Montgomery, Mary Lee 62,86,87 Montgomery, Sandra— 61 Moon, Leland— 89,126 Mooney, Donna--60, 121 Moore, Anneitta— 67,115,118, 128 Moore, John- -22, 90 Moore, Manson — 65 Moore, Nancy— 60 Moore, Richard — 22 Morey, Graham— 125 Morgan, James— 95 Morgan, Judith — 22 Morris, Dorothy— 123 Morris, Nancy— 36,83, 106, 108, 1 15, 117, 129, 156, 176 Morris, Samuel— 93 Muck, Linda-- 121 Murray, Martha— 22, 126 Murray, Steven— 93 Musquez, Dianna--126 N Nadler, Nancy— 62, 120 Neidig, Judith— 22 Nelson, Douglas— 91,140 Nenneker, Sylvia— 81 Neu, Tamara—81 Newkirk, Joseph— 114,120, 121 Newkirk, Nancy— 67, 112, 124 Neyhouse, Dorothy — 53 Nicholson, Larry- -125 Neihaus, Frank--22 Niehaus, James- -22 Nolen, F. Annette --37, 80, 112, 113,125 Nonte, Marilyn— 85, 130, 147 Norman, Shirley— 87 Norrick, Rosemarie— 23 Nuffer, Philip --23 Nunn, Carol-- 120 Nunn, Leslie — 23,71,90 174 o Obert, Marlene--23 Obert, Roberta--67 O ' Hanian, David--89 Ohning, Janice — 23 Oliver, Michael--89 Opperman, Larry--23,71 O ' Reilly, Charlotte --85 Orman, Ronald--23, 107, 1 13, 127, 128 Osbourne, William- -93 Ostermeier, Robert-- 11 6, 128 Otte, Charles--23,89,112 Owen, Betsy--110,126,127,128 Owen, James--89 P Pace, Elbert--23 Paddock, Jerry- -119 Pampe, Anne--81, 91, 115,122 Parks, Stuart--63 Parrish, Nancy--23,68 Parrish, William--68 Patmore, Carey — 122 Pauley, Michele--62 Paxton, Eddie--95 Payne, Shirley--24, 123 Peacock, Sarah--87 Pearson, Jan--24,66, 140 Peters, George --24, 114, 120 Petersen, Robert--64, 120 Petr, Jean--62,86,87, 121 Pfettscher, Earl- -24 Phillips, Pauline --1 23 Pitt, Alvin--24 Poe, Mary--116 Points, Jerry--24,96,106,110 Pope, James--74 Porch, Betsy--85 Porch, George — 88, 106, 115 Pounds, Janet--36,62, 126 Powell, Gary-- 121 Powers, William--109 Price, Frederick--219 Price, Judy--60,86,129 Purcell, Jane — 85 Queen, J. Tucker--65 R Rademacher, Wesley--66, 116 Ramey, Paul--89 Ramsey, Donna--61, 128 Randall, George--66, 116 Ransdell, Harry--24,89, 119, 161 Rasure, Willi am- -24 Rathke, Bryan--140 Ratliff, Marilyn--61 Raymond, Cecil-- 132, 134 Re a, John- -24, 89, 145 Reagan, Joy--62 Reed, Richard--64 Reid, Ruth- -123 Reiners, Carol Lee--61 Reinhart, James--129 Rice, Thomas --9 3, 120 Richards, Norman--65 Richardson, Cynthia--61, 128 Richert, Larry--25,68, 106, 124 Riley, Diana--121, 128 Rinsch, Arnold--123 Robb, John--25,146 Roberts, Wayne--25,63 Robertson, Robert--120 Robinson, Barbara--87 Robinson, Gloria- -25, 82, 83, 110, 120 RoelL, Susan--55,62,82,110,120,128 Rosborough, Kathy--55 Roser, Nancy--55,81, 112 Ross, Sharon--81,108 Rubush, James--138, 145 Ruckman, Anita--55,81 Rudolph, Melvin--66 Rueger, Larry- - 1 20, 1 2 1 Rueger, Thomas--120, 121 Ruminer, Gary--114 Russell, Loyd--91 Rutigliano, Frank--132 S Sabo, Barbara--61 Salerno, Charles--65 Sampson, Shirley--113 Sandefur, Ben--25 Sanders, Carlos- -63 Saxles, J. Stephen--65 Sarna, Thomas--125 Savage, Janice --120, 121 Sayre, Nancy--62 Sayre, Robert — 95 Scaggiari, James--25, 102,114,120 Scales, Ralph--95 Scales, William--89 Schaefer, James--25 Schlansker, David--66, 140 Schleicher, Richard--140 Schmidt, Catherine--121 Schmidt, Phyllis--123 Schmitt, Barbara--126 Schmitt, Carolyn- -116 Schnarr, Marilyn--61, 128 Schneck, Cheryl--61 Schnur, Carolyn--25,82,83 Schrader, Bonnie --26,87, 108 Schriefer, Mary- -87 Schroer, Michael--93 Schuessler, Patricia--85 Schuetter, Susan — 67 Schulte, Gary--65 Schulz, Ronald--71 Schutte, Carol--61 Schwartz, John--26 Schweigert, Nancy--26 Schweikarth, Nancy--26,83, 106, 130 Schwing, Michael--64 Scott, Carol-- 123 Searle, Polly--113 Seiffertt, Kenneth--113, 124 Sergo, Lavinia--26 Sexton, Judith--108 Shackelford, Dan--89 Shafer, Judith--85, 146 Shagaloff, David--26,91 Sharp, John--63 Shatzer, John--64,91, 140 Shaw, Nancy--26 Sheckfee, Richard--26 Shepherd, Royce--60 Shireman, Rosemary--26,67, 106, 107, 113, 128 Short, Barrett--126 Shrader, Richard--122 Silke, Martha--123 Simcox, Norma- 61 Simmons, Ronald--64 Simpson, Cledith--109 Sims, Juanita--27, 81, 115 Sims, Kaye--27,85 Sinclair, Arthur--93 Slaughter, Barbara--86 Sloan, Jerry--135,137,138,139 Smith, Donald E.--89 Smith, James--27, 135 Smith, Linda--116 Smith, Ronald--88, 112, 145 Smith, Sandy- -81, 110 Snook, Bryan- -27 Snyder, Robert --91 Songer, Roger-- 112 Sonner, Sharron--61 Speicher, Alan--27,91 Spence, Samuel--114, 120 Sprinkle, Richard--120 Spurling, Warren W. --89 Stacey, James--91 Stamler, Brian--63 Stampfli, Robert G.- -89, 115 Starks, C Anthony--93 Staton, Frank- -112 Stephens, Gary--120 Stephenson, Larry--115 Stewart, Iris--62, 121 Stien, Gordon--140 Stirn, Billie Sue --32, 81,96, 103, 108 Stonecipher, Doris--27,67, 115, 126, 128 Stoops, Michael--64 Stott, Joseph--112 Stratman, Judi--81 Strickland, Vonda--112, 124 Struble, Sara--53,55,62,83, 108 Stucke, William--132,134, 158 Stula, Linnea--62 Susott, Norma- -83 Sutherland, David--64 Symonds, Arlene--27 Supolt, David--27,91,112 T Taylor, Judith--36,80, 106, 110, 128, 130, 148 Taylor, Michael--27,92, 106, 107, 115 Taylor, Robert--63 Tenison, Karen--127 Terry, Robin- -28, 85 Theriac, Mitchell--65 ThieL. Thomas --91 Thompson,- -Barbara--85 Thompson, Kacquelyn--55, 62,87, 103, 108 Thornburg, Karen--67 Timpe, Mary--71,121 Townsend, Cecil--82, 115 Trapp, Ray--93 Tressell, Patricia--62,83,120 Tubbs, Karen--126 Tubbs, Ronald--28,90,11. Tucker, Sharon--84,85, 146 Tuley, Steve--91 Turner, Connie --28, 34,87 Tweedall, Daniel--91 Tyler, Esther--67, 114, 120, 121 U Umbach, Carol- -28, 82, 106, 107, 113, 130 Uncles, Linda--83 V Valiant, Arthur--28, 106, 107, 124 VanArsdall, Sandra--57,62,81, 108, 130 Vandeveer, Stephen- -28, 89, 102, 106, 107, 1 1 1, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Vandever, Virgil--89 Vann, Donald--53,89, 120, 145 Varner, Marilyn--123 Vaughn, Jerrald--64, 147 Vaught, Carol--87 Vogel, Donald--36,93 Vosburgh, Judi--60,121 W Wade, Arnold--28,114,120,121 Wagner, Edward--95, 132 Wagner, Sandra--60 Wagoner, John--64 Walker, Billy--109 Waller, David--29,89, 125 Walsh, Janet--81 Walthall, Gerald--29,89,96 Walton, Jacqueline--81 Walton, Steve--95,130 Waninger, Leo--64, 125 Washington, Bonnie --56, 108 Watkins, Samuel--63, 135, 137 Weber, John--98, 109 Wedeking, Collenn--87 Weinstock, Stanely--36,94 Weiss, Elizabeth--84, 113,124 Weiss, Joe--123 Wellemeyer, Michael--63 Weller, Carolyn--124 Wentzle, Karl--132, 133 Werner, John--29 Werner, Lynne--1 11, 128 Werzner, William--122 Wessel, Mary Ann-- 116 West, Lanny--65 West, Verlma--29,109, 113 Westerman, Loretta--29, 114, 120 White, David--93 White, Patricia--61,104 White, Stephen- -63 Whitesel, Betsy--61, 115, 127 Whitney, Sandra--121 Whittington, M Lynn- -60 Wilbur, Mary Alice --29 Wilhelm, Oren--66 Wilhelm, Richard--66 Wilkinson, Danny--121 Willham, Jane --67, 85 Williams, Herbert--138, 139 Williams, Larry C. --36, 109 Williams, Laurence--91, 109 Williams, Richard--65 Willison, Elizabeth--123 Wilson, Betty--85,128 Wilson, Gayle--55,81 Wilson, Jerry- -123 Wilson, John- -9 3 Wilson, Lewis- -91 Wilson, Martin--140 Winfield, Phillip--89 Wink, Douglas--89 Wiseman, Lino--93, 106, 1 10 Woehler, Darrell--124 Wolff, Thomas --64, 140 Wolter, Jean--30 Wood, Dixie --60 Wooton, Jim--89 Wright, Mark--93 Y Yarbrough, Edward--122, 123 Yarger, Pamela--62,87 Yonko, Bobbie --61 York, Victoria--67,127 Young, Claude--91 Young, Mary Ann--87 Young, Tamara--55, 146, 147 Young, Wanda--30,56,81 Yuska, Peggy- -61 Z Zaharako, Betsy--61 Zausch, Ed- -139 Zell, Evertson--64 Zielinski, David--30,89 Ziliak, Alan--95 Zuber, Helen--114, 120, 121 Zuroske, Nira--85, 120 175 Acknowledgment Dear Readers: Public Relations, for the many negatives and pictures he loaned to us. If our pictures failed to turn out, Mr. Hart- man came to the rescue, and occasionally the situation was reversed. I ' m especially grateful to Steve Loewenkamp and Steve Halbig for their work on the Sports Section. These two fellas came to the rescue and possible prevented a major crisis. If it hadn ' t been for their willingness to work, even late at night, we might have had a girl sports editor! Thank you is not enough to say to the American Year- book Company and their representative, Bob Sakel, for the many pains caused them. But, unfortunately, thank you is about the best I can say. I sincerely appreciate their kindness and understanding for my many mistakes. They never lost their tempers, which is more than most of us can say. The photographers were the greatest when it came to taking and printing pictures Often my demands seemed impossible, but these frequently forgotten heroes managed to come through with just what I asked for each time. Most of the time photographers receive very little credit, especially in a book of this type, so I would like to take With this year ' s Line I have tried to create a basic book which fu- ture staffs can use as a foundation. I sincerely hope that in my effort I have not overlooked anyone and that I have presented all the events possible in the number of pages allowed. The one thing that is noticeably missing from this book is color pic- tures. We have used a two-page color spread in the beginning that we think depicts E.C. at its best, in both fall and spring, in the beginning and the end of each year. In dedicating this book to Ralph Olmsted, we feel that we have picked the person who, possibly more than anyone else, represents Evansville College and all that it stands for. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people who have worked so hard to put together this Line. A special thanks goes to each staff member and editor for the hours of hard work and for their endless patience. I would like to personally thank Anne Pampe for her work as Campus Editor. Through her efforts we have pictured many groups in this book that have been missing from yearbooks of the past. A special thanks goes also to Paul Hartman, Assistant Director of this opportunity to thank Jim Loving, Marilyn Nonte and Harry Ransdell personally. Not to be forgotten either are the janitors who put up with our messes and the night watchman who didn ' t lock us in the office on the many occassions we worked after hours. But, I think the biggest thanks goes to Our Leader and most worthy advisor, John H. Boyd, Jr., for his patience, confidence and understanding. Without Mr. Boyd to bolster our sagging spirits most of us would have given up long ago. No matter how big problems seemed to be, Mr. Boyd reduced them to their proper size in no time. There are many other persons too numerous to mention personally who are responsible in some way or another for this yearbook. To these people I would like to say, also thank you for a job well done. For myself, if each of you enjoys some part of this book enough to read it again sometime in the future, I am pleased and proud to have been a part of it. Sincerely PatUxJ 176 HIHEBICAN lEADBDQH 1 COMPANY i