University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1971 volume:

Line 1971 Student Life pp. 2-68. Audubon Day pp. 64-55 Gorntnencement pp. 66-67 Greeks pp. 71-92 Sports pp. 93-126 Football -----pp. 96-100. Cross Country p. 101. • Swimming - pp. 102-10. Basketball pp. 103-115. Wrestling ■ pp. 116. Tennis p. 116 Golf p. 119. Faculty pp. 127-55. Organizations pp. 191-213. Residences pp. 215-231. The 1971 LinC of the University of Evansville Evansville, Indiana 47701 Contents: Student Life 2 Greeks 68 Sports 92 Faculty .126 Seniors 156 Organizations 190 Residences 214 Closing 236 r . « «l 4t '   •  1 3 We ' ve Only Just Begun To Live, White Lace And Promises 1 m From the moment a student steps onto a university campus, he ' s in another world. A university offers its students a variety of experiences from which to choose. . . music, drama, pubhcations, athletics, art, fraternities, dorm life. . .and maybe even a little studying. University life is the beginning for the student. It ' s part of a learning process of responsibility, knowledge, experience and involvement in preparation for the world that hes beyond the campus. A Kiss For Luck And We ' re On Our Way 7 LIBERALS HAVE OFTEN 1 SAID THAT V E C0NSERVAT1VES... TONIGHTS SPE KER: VyiLLIAM F. LIVE IN THE WTH CE TUP f AND ARE UNABLE TO ADAPT TO THE CHANGING TIMES. IN ansnaIer to k CHARGES, I HAN TO CHANGE THE MY COLUMN F: ON THE MGt OH We fought for enrollment, a cluster college, foreign campus, even the advertising in Time. What every big, little school should have. We wanted new images, new faces, new ideas. We lost progressive professors to administration ' s old-school ways. There was little room for different pegs in this square hole. 10 With Moving In Some 2,000 students returned to EvansviUe this fall. They flew, drove and hitchhiked from locales ranging from the hamlet of Palmyra to the exotic city of Bangkok. They toted water beds, smuggled lids of grass, and all paraphernalia that would make their dorm rooms or apartments seem a little more hke home, their kind of home. Housemothers took the place of nagging mothers and fathers while roommates took roles of mischievious brothers and sisters. Although the facilities are not quite the same as home, frosh soon got used to communal baths and unexpected fire drills. Oh well, life IS a challenge so the good books say and so . . . we ' ve just begun. 13 Jackie This fall, the freshman class was crowded into the PE building for one of the many official welcomes to the U of E. On hand for this occasion were major campus leaders, who canvassed the class for support and interest in their respective organizations. After yet another welcome the freshmen were told to begin developing a class officer slate and to nominate candidates for the queen of the Icebreaker Dance. At the dance the votes were cast and the result . . . Jackie Snyder 1971 Icebreaker Queen Rain During Day . . . Makes Night Campus Shine 16 Faculty, Students Convene Graves Greets Frosh IB Yes, We ' ve Only Just Begun 20 Armstrong At His Best Tom Armstrong Charles Schulz has Peanuts . . . Walt Kelly has Pogo . . . and Tom Armstrong has 2-S . The art major from Evansville is the creator of a weekly comic strip that appears in the campus newspaper, The Crescent. 2-S is both the name of the cartoon and its main character — a mop-haired, moustached student with a huge nose. Armstrong combines cartooning abihty with original humor to produce a strip that often touches on various areas on campus: the University ' s new campus in England, final exams, the grading system. Armstrong has also provided editorial cartoons for The Crescent, portraits for the LinC and the new campus magazine, The Catalyst, and art work for advertising in both Crescent and Catalyst. 2-S is not Armstrong ' s first step into the art world; his high school newspaper and yearbook also contain some of his art work. For almost two years he did portraits for customers at a coffee house. ' IT ' S TIME TO PUT THE BITE ON TWO-S THIS WRITER EXPRESSES THE OPINION THAT SCHOOLS ' IN THE UNITED STATES. V7ITH THEIR EMPHASIS ON RE lt EKTATlON, RESEMBLE PENAL INSTITUTIONS RATHER THAN INSTITUTIONS OF NING- sr 2-S ... DO YOU THINK OUR UNIVERSITY S RUN LIV E A PRISON ' IS THAT I ' M GETTING- SICK AND TIRED OF MAKING- LICENSE PLATES IN CRAFTS CLASS. ' TWO - J WELL, DISK. ARE YOU READY FOR ANOTHER YEAR OF UNIVERSITY LIFE? V ALL SET I GOT A G-AS HASkX PROTEST POSTERS, A SACK OF GOOD . THROVsilNG RO CKS. MATCH ES.KEROSINE AND A BOOK CONTAINING- 1001 NAMES j;0 CALL COPS NELL . .. SEE YOU LATER, 2-S, l y PEACE 22 TWO-S THEY ' VE SURE HAD SOME VARIED SPEAKERS AT THE CHAPEL, LATELY. THE SCHOOL PAPER SAYS THAT T0DAY3 SERMON IS GOING TO BE DELIVERED BY A MYSTERY SPEAKER DESCRIBED AS a ' FIERY SEEKER OF SOULS AGAIN, ' TWO-S TWOS 1 THINK I ' LL SMOKE SOhE GRA V MAN! IT ' S THE ONU WAY TO FLY! 23 Spirit Surmounts Rain Saturday, Homecoming 1971. . . Rain, as usual but not enough to dampen the festivities. Highlights included display victories by the Teke ' s and the ChiO ' s, a football kicking contest, and entertainment by the band. Thursday night junior Betty Martin was crowned Homecoming Queen followed by first runner-up Marsha Perigo. Homecoming ended on a perfect note; we won our game. Imaginary Invalid Crew Wins Competition When the cast of the Imaginary Invalid first set November 27 as its opening performance date, they probably couldn ' t foresee that the entire crew would trek to Ford ' s Theatre in Washington, D.C., for two performances in April. The cast was among 22 other schools in its region vying in the American CoUege and University Drama Festival. Regional entrants were from a region that spanned Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and western Pennsylvania. The 22 were narrowed down to six; the Invalid cast was among those selected. The cast then moved on to regional competition in Athens, Ohio where it was one of two chosen to perform at Ford ' s. Drama students leading Moliere ' s French comedy were: Jeannie Smith, Jan Yeiser, Keith Langsdale, Ron Saur, Laurie Butsch, Dave McFadzean, leff Sparks, Tom Shinnaman, Smithy McGinnis, Dave Emge and Cheryl Scammon. Newly-pledged women of the Greek order were presented to actives and alumnae at the 1971 Pledge Presentation Ball. Each woman received her sorority flower as she and her escort passed through the arches of the court. This event, sponsored by Panhellenic Council, attempted to add social status to the university pledging of women. Presentations were made in an aura of worldlmess and Emily Post tradition. 31 Music of Concert Says, It ' s Today In an effort to raise scholarship funds in the music department, Phi Mu Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota, presented the two-performance Pop ' s Concert--- It ' s Today- The concert featured songs of a troubled society, songs of a troubled people, ---in short songs of today. 32 i. m ' Rhodes ' Firing I ' m different, I come on strong, admits Sheila Rhodes, assistant professor of philosophy at the university since 1969. In the short time she was here, the dark-haired teacher gained scores of disciples. Over 250 of them squeezed into the basement of Hughes Hall to hear Mrs. Rhodes say her teaching contract would not be renewed. The announcement hit the students in different ways; surprise, anger, disgust and mainly confusion. Mrs. Rhodes said she had not been given a reason for her dismissal although Dr. Perkins, head of the Philosophy Dept. said later that she was aware of them. Rumors giving reasons such as profanity in the classrooms , irreverence , massive cultural conflict and alienation of students helped cloud the issue. Mrs. Rhodes left a distinct impression on those who knew her well. She possessed a magnetism that often caused her classes to fill to capacity on the first day of registration for new classes. Musgrave ' s Dance arwick Wins Hearts . . . In the midst of snow and ice came a warm spot. A little bronze bombshell sang her way from San Jose to Evansville and in the process, right into our hearts — most of which were bursting already from a generous portion of Valentine love which we had celebrated all day. From the moment she walked on stage and shot a bird to all who had never heard of Dionne Warwick and her music, until the moment she walked off leaving 6,000 screaming admirers, it was all hers. She quizzed us musically in the popular What Do You Get When You Fall in Love, and then softly told us to Make It Easy on Yourself. Close to You was another easygoing tune which Dionne recorded long before the Carpenters. Sharing the spothght earher, the New Seekers had crooned What Have They Done To My Song. Now Winter Weekend is a warm memory. Moore Hall Wins Top Hon Did you Vote ' ! ' was the by-word of the day as campaigners nagged those entering the union. Out of this confusion and sudden surfaced friendhness came one- a Bachelor of the Year and one- a Basketball Queen. The Queen, blonde and Greek, the Bachelor, moustached andTEKE. Wayne Pickle was chosen from five other Greek and independent men, winning as the 1971 Bachelor of the Year. Pickle ' s female counterpart was Phi Mu ' s Lonna Davis. First to receive a trophy from last year ' s queen Jane was Wayne; who m turn crowned this year ' s queen. Lambda The Big 39 bike race became Lambda Chi Alpha ' s for the seventh time in the eight years the race has been held. The fraternity turned in a time of two hours, two minutes and two seconds, setting a new record for the function, which is held annually during Spring Week. Almost five laps behind was Hughes Hall, which placed second. Sigma Phi Epsilon, the only other organization to ever win the race, finished third. Lambda Chi Alpha was also the first group to ever sponsor two teams in the race; team No. 2 placed fifth. Vicky Cook Chosen Fourth Miss U Of E Vicki Cook, a sophomore from South Bend was chosen as the fourth Miss University of Evansville, Tuesday, May 18. Vicki was chosen from a field of fourteen contestants. She represented the University of Evansville at the Miss Indiana Pageant in July. This was the second time that Vicki strolled the stage at Michigan City. She was Miss Plymouth last year competing against her predecessor from the University of Evansville, Miss Yvonne Short. Chosen as runners-up to Miss Cook, were Lois Meckel, first runner-up, and Paula Gillett, second runner-up. Offered Picnic, Concert This years SGA-sponsored Spring Week was held from May 17-22, and for the first time, offered a whole week of activities to fulfill its title. Starting the week of events was The Beatles: Away With Words , a light show which was held at the Civic Center in downtown Evansville. Tuesday we crowned our new Miss U of E. Vicki Cook was the fourth girl to win the coveted title. Wednesday was set aside to honor those students who have contributed to the university through various academic and extracurricular activities. Thursday the University welcomed Johnny Winter, in concert at the Coliseum. Johnny appeared with friends, Mott the Hoople , and B. F. Trike , a local rock band. Friday, we played in the sun at Audubon Park in Henderson, Kentucky. This was enjoyed by Greeks, freaks and even those who didn ' t participate in the games. Saturday we sat behind Carson Center to see Lambda Chi Alpha capture a seventh bike race victory. And culminating the weekend was a dance that evening in Carson Center, featuring B. F. Trike and The Sausage Mills Blues Band . 49 UE Military Mix It Up At USO Show Despite current disillusionment with the military, the Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight USO Show played to a full audience. Arnolds and angels performed skits, songs and one-liners, poking fun at military and campus situations. 50 51 Music Sets Mood For ' ' Wings of Peace Wings of Peace was the theme of the 1971 Military Balk- an annual affiar attended by both military and civilian couples. Highlighting this year ' s ball was the crowning of the 1971 queen. Senior Pam Gardner, last year ' s queen, presented the tiara to Betty Martin. Present was the charm and enchantment that a formal ball can offer. Low lights and music set the atmosphere for part of the illusion of Wings of Peace. Greeks Spend Day At Audubon Park As the year sped to an end, the Greeks found more ways to keep up the spring fever. This year ' s annual Greek Weekend was held at Audubon Park in Henderson, Kentucky. The brothers and sisters made their way to a day to release their energies on rival chapters. Sporting their Greek-lettered T shirts, the groups managed to tell each other apart, at least until after the competition in games was over. Rooting and screaming of frat brothers and sorority sisters kept competition in the tug-of-war and the dizzy stick race in a tension that only Greek men and women can experience. 54 Department The last play of the school year with John David Lutz as director was the musical, ' Threepenny Opera. This was the first attempt by the department at a musical production and the cast performed with an air of experience The musical, is based on the story of Macheath a swindler and robber, who gets caught at his games of crime. Playing the lead role was Keith Langsdale, giving a fine performance, acting as well as singing. Other leads in the musical were Jan Yeiser, Liz Wagner, Dave Emge, Darla Himmelheber, Tom Shinnaman, Peggy Overman and Jeannie Smith. Giving the narration of the play was Dave Westfall, who also sang the famous, Mack the Knife . 58 Anti-War Rally Sparks Arrest Of Two 60 What happened to the campuses this year? Why no mass riots and kiUings hke those of last year? On the average there were decidedly fewer incidents uprooting college campuses m the 1970-71 school year. However, those which Evansville did have turned out to be enough for a big, little school. Wednesday, May 5, an anti-war rally was held on the front lawn of the University. The crowd was made up of campus freaks faculty, and those who wished to pay tribute to the four students who were killed at Kent State last spring. With speeches beginning at 9:30 a.m. the crowd had already been infiltrated by many local high school students who felt the cause was just as important to them. By early afternoon the crowd dispersed on a walk to the Civic Center complex in downtown Evansville, where two high school students were arrested. The two were abusing the $12,000 fiberglass fountain. Students Hear Soul Jazz As part of the city-wide Black Culture Week , we took time out from studies to listen to the Dave Baker Jazz Ensemble. The event was held in Harper ' s Dining Center, in May. The music poured from Baker ' s trombone and the students were under the spell of the jazzman ' s beat. Baker and his five other jazz partners have done numerous concerts in and around the Evansville area. When the event was over, we went back to our dorm rooms, apartments, and living rooms, only to find that we were still haunted by the soul-swinging jazz beat. 62 A Year Of What can you say about a year at the U of E, that hasn ' t already been said last year, and the year before that? We came through with tradition again, and brought the students some of the same activities, no matter how dull or boring they might have become by now. We crowned three campus beauties, Betty Ma rtin, Lonna Davis, and Vicki Cook. We had another Spring Weekend and still couldn ' t get enthused. We heard Johnny Winter in concert and many asked, who ? What makes this year any better? We elected our first hippie SGA president, in a close election. Joe White became our leader with hopes that U of E could be bettered by a long hair . We brought back a revised Musical Madness, and watched as Moore Hall won the competition, even though skits could be the work and excellence of two groups. The drama department came through with a prizewinning performance. National Fame Imaginary Invalid ' s cast and crew brought the campus nation-wide fame when they won the regionals in the American College Theatre Festival, and the right to perform in Ford ' s Theatre, in Washington, D.C. National fame also came when the Aces won their fifth national collegiate basketball championship. When opening season started as another year for the Aces , the team fought for the chance to get into the national finals. When they did, we didn ' t stop our fast paced playing. And still again we won national recognition, when the media heard of our England campus. Beginning in the fall of 1971, the University will hold classes in Harlaxton Manor in Grantham, England. Dionne Warwick highlighted the year when she sang a Valentine ' s Day concert. These events made 1971 at least a little different from, 1970, 1969, 1968, etc. 65 Louis T. Benezet Addresses Graduates On June 13, the University held its 113th annual commencement. Roberts Municipal Stadium was the setting for the graduation of 708 students. Before the presentation of diplomas, Dr. Louis T. Benezet, President of the State University of New York at Albany, spoke to the graduates on the subject of ' ' The Education of Hope . 66 m Before The Rising Sun, We Fly o So Many Roads To Choose i i Kappa Alpha Psi Left to Right: Dave McDade, Irving Graves, Marvin Cooper, George True brotherhood, no false faces here. France, Cleo Walker, Stan Guynn, Charles Reynolds, Willie Wash- The pledges and actives of Kappa Alpha Psi ingtoa, James Robinson know the meaning of true soul. Influenced by their sense of fellowship, these men, although few in number, are great in spirit. Sporting the shield of Kappa Alpha Psi, pledges feel the real meaning of their fraternity. Brotherhood? Yes, the brotherhood of men. 72 Alpha Omicron Pi First Row; Pam Lindsay, Yvonne Sliort, Garlene Painter, Leah Loughrie, Mary Prince, Georgeonn Griffith, Susan Schroeder, Nancy Gerber, Meredith Potter, Jane Carhle, Karen Daily, Janet Pem- berton, Judy Allen, Paulette Tacoma. Second Row; Suzanne Wil- liams, Liz Wagner, Charlotte McConnell, Anita Kimes, Jane Shep erd, Cathy Fowler, Sandy Freeburger, Lois Finneran, Beth Horst man, Jerri Morr, Judy Roberts, Leanne Wahlman, Peggy Wilson Pom Schumann, Judi Hayden, Third Row: Mary Hart, Evelyn Sche rer. Barb Bernhardt, Donna Russell, Patti Meyer, Debbie Jerger Janie Schaefer, Marcia Raever, Becky Creech, Pam Allen, Ruth Schwenk, Diana Creekmur, Jeni Raeber, Cindy Draheim, Susie Bowden, Kan Brizius. Girls with a big smile and a big heart — the AOPi ' s. This year the sisterhood has grown and gained new experiences through their Philanthropic Project. Their giving Old to the Arthritis Foundation has also given them a sense of importance and signif- icance. The AOPi ' s also gave food to the needy through the success of their Jesse James Kidnap project. So giving are the AOPi ' s that they gave us Yvonne Short . . . Miss U of E. 74 76 Lambda Chi Alpha First Row: Jim Gilcrest, Frank Gilcrest, Gene Ballard, Dick Lynch, Mike Madrid, Gary Snyder, John Taylor, Bob Carithers, Ken Sobbe, Doug Raeburn, Rick Bahr, Mike Humphrey, Chuck StonehQl, Rick Coffey, Dr Robert Wilson, Dick Schellhase, Tom Cummings, Rick Fulmer, Gary Robinson. Second Row: Steve Yea- ger, BiU Gallagher, Spike Bell, Greg Hah n, Pete Balsey, Daryl Knapp, Rob Berridge, Kim Winnegar, Tom Laughhn, Bob Deluca, Joy Hammerstadt, Rick Spilker, John Autderhas, Paul Gunn, Rick Nass, Doug Thompson, Pat Fearheiley, Bob Rodgers, Pete Haas. Third Row: Bob Manis, Ron Little, Bob Schweizer, Lester Mc- Williams, Mike Pegg, Randy Reinhardt, Bob Dillow, Lenny Shaw, Jim Siebe, Chuck Sallee, Jerry Dennis, Geoff Gooch, Joe Hartz, Jack Ganstadt, Jim Ruster, Rob Slick, Mertice Shane. Men of Lambda Chi. . .men of brains and brawn. Winners of the 1971 IFC Scholarship Award for the highest scholastic average. Fall rush is traditionally set off with the Miss Water- melon Bust contest. But what an embarrass- ment to find the girl who won was not EvansviUe quality but an imported breed from SIU. They sported wins in bowling, volleyball and a tie in football. Chi ' s are men of action. 77 73 Zeta Tau Alpha First Row; Debbie Blanck, lanice Oing, Sue Gascoigne, Eva Darr, Anne Barnett, Sue Whitsett, Ann Julian, Karen Slade, Karen Cline, Jackie O ' Donnell, Lana Turner, Ann Sheperd, Edna Harp, Elaine McKinney, Cmdy Robison, Bea Rookstool, Vicki Chandler, Cheryl Butler, Mary Alice Stump. Second Row: Danielle Leftwich, Libby Rosenfeld, Jenny Maier, Jane Weisner, Bonnie Keller, Jenny Bug- her, Becky Walk, Kathy Bennett, Julie Northacker, Elaine Miller, Sherry Server, Beth Robbins, Tari Longford, Tami Carder, Faye Delano, Jane Risch, Doris Stevens, Marcia Keesling, Becky Carpenter. Third Row; Mary Jane Habig, Cindy Johnson, Pattie Knust, Becky Baldridge, Paula Perlitz, Beth Ann Collett, Diane Darrow, Kathy Lappe, Peggy Wullf, Suzie Craig, Charley Birchler, Bridget O ' Conner, Chris Harmon, Lynn Lawrence, Peggy Guard, Julie Baldridge, Paula Myers, Libbie Hennig. The Zetas share a pride in the turquoise and grey, and belonging to the five point crown. Known nationally as ' ' angels , they prefer their campus nickname as turtles . But the campus name is fooling, for their honors never come slowly. Top singing honors were grabbed in University Sing. And for the third year the pledges have received praise for Philanthropic Projects. ' mm ' , r - da— : First Row: Sam Smith, Forrest Hoover, Paul Kohmescher, Bill Meuhlenbein Second Row; Mike Keach, Steve Thomas, Jack Berger, Bob Kohmescher, John Wheaton, Chuck Ballard, John Biasini, Paul Jones, Butch Will, Tim Cusack, Fred Kayser, Jim Snyder, Jerry Schneider, Ron Faust and Steve Baker. Back Row: Mike Nei, John Dewig, Dan Agan, John Bennett, Robert Johnson and Dave Zimmer. Restructuring was the emphasis in Sigma Alpha Epsilon. New pledges discovered that physical harassment was merely a thing out of the past . Plans began circulating for some type of new housing, hopefully fire-proof. Concern for others was made prominent when the SAE brothers donated money to charity instead of building a homecoming display. 80 81 Phi Mu Women of the pink and white pod serve their community as well as their sisterhood. Phi Mu ' s grow in strength through unfaihng devotion to good causes. From the Good Ship Hope Project to the Xmas Bazaar to rummage sales, the Pmks share the path to greater learning, loving. Women with the bonds of unity only Phi Mu can offer. First Row; Jane Reidy, Jan Craig, Marsha Perigo, Kay Shoener, Cmdy Storckman. Second Row: Kathy Zell, Barb Hoff, Carta Leighty, Carolyn KLinck, LuAnn Berry, Brenda Bolen, Gail Smith, Karen Simpson. Third Row: ]oli Treat, Nancy Elson, Ann Devrne, Cmdy Holfman. Fourth Row: Sharon Bergen, Linda Bnttam, Sherry O ' Sul- hvan, Sally Mackey, MeUnda Lower, Betsy Burwash, Casey Rot- zein, Debbie Hames, Lonna Davis, Diana Sachs, Kathy Downen. Fifth Row: Susie Dill, Karen Angermeier, Brenda Wmterkorn, Patsy Grisham, Betsy Mateer, Cheryl Clizer, Madelyn Creedon, Barbara Boyd, Debbie Phsterer, Mary Kay Carter. Sixth Row: Barb Long, Susan Partridge, Virginia Merril, Kathy Jarboe, Bonnie Cook, Maune Donohoo, Janet Olsen, Mary Jane McQuigg, Mindy Wallace, Sherry Biggs, Sharon Brittain. 83 Sigma Phi Epsilon Seated: Dave Wilder. First Row: Stan Stennett, Mark Birch, John Yates, Rick Brashers and Sig Ep Sam, Tom Davis, J. D Jergens, Mike James and Chris Northern. Second Row: Terry Huber, Mike Reffett, Bill Madden, Pete Hughes, Nils Nillson, Jim Hostetler, Richard Bonenberger, Fred Arensman, Dennis Longest, Steve Thompson, Bob Cravens, Tom Pompei, Greg Spiller, John Havens and Dan Edmondson. Top Row: Dan Meyers, Mark Timma, Art Lennig, Larry Crouch, John Baresic, Dave Patterson, Ed Backes, John Stumpf, Tom Snider, Dave Fehd and Bob Graper. A new red door and a new home for ' Sig Ep Sam . It was a moving year for the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon as they moved to new headquarters. Who ever would have thought a nun ' s convent would later shelter fraternity brothers? Homecoming displays, third place in the Big 39 and next year ' s Interfraternity Council president were all Sig Ep contributions. 85 86 Chi Omega Kneeling: Carol Bosecker, Nancy Wright, Melissa Mason, Charlotte Dunbar, Becky Brill. First Row: Vicky Katterhenry, Kathy Hickhn, Linda Payne, Susan Graham, Carol Ellsworth, Debbie Galloway, Emily Garber, Stephanie Ligon. Second Row: Lynn Fraser, Gail Pmz, Lorna Prutzman, Kathy Madison, Lynn Allen, Linda Crafton, lane Snyder, Debbie Taylor, Glenda Kuebler, Becky Knight. Third Row: Pam Stein, JoAnne Fehsenfeld, Mary K Behounek, Susie Gor- man, Patti Roark, Jeri Miller, Nan Alston, Karla Landrith, Cindy Medenwald, Bonnie McMasters, Marsha Underwood. Back: Nancy Oltman, Mehnda Leimgruber, Sandy Coffland, Linda Life. What about a Chi O? Sophistication at its height. Total femininity. Total involvement. Chi Omega is more than a a face. It ' s a group of women unified by the goals of their sorority. A Thanksgiving Kindness program for the needy, Easter egg hunts for faculty children, second place in the University Smg, and Musical Madness best director award. You ' ll know when you see it — the Chi O face. 87 Tau Kappa Epsilon First Row: Bob Dunn, Wayne Pickle, Charles Hobgood, Mike Haughey, Mike Berg and Mike Forche, Second Row; Tom Dendor, Mike Flanagan, Bill Hamerstadt, Bob Hansen, Pat Jackson, Steve Linegar, and Larry Stumpf, Third Row: Jon David LeClere, Mark Beaudway, Ken Godeke and Jerry Ritter. Fourth Row: Lou Wolf, Tom Meger, Mark Freeman, Bill Shoulders, Bill Beckner, Ted Waitman, Frank Kanowski, Tony Elder, Mark Pillar, John Walder, Martin Jones, Herman Kost, Mike Kessens, Doug Catt, Wayne Everbach, John Haitsch, Bob Rhodes, Dave Clark, Randy Taylor, Steve Allred, Mike Elliott, Mark Ritter, Randy Stephens and Rich Steedman Fifth Row: Ken Shelton, Tom Kisline and Mike GiUis. Everything is big about Tau Kappa Epsilon. Nationally, the fraternity has the most chapters; locally, it has the biggest fraternity membership. The roster of TKE brothers included athletes, student government officials and class officers. They ' re big. Their stone-columned house boasts it. 88 89 Phi Kappa Tau First Row: Bill Carlson, Tim Fern, Dave Zengler, Eddy Chin, Jim Margherio, Mike Dicks and Simon Nass, Second Row: BUI Kitlner, Jerome Wigner, Mike Gough, Steve Recobs, Dan Swart, Bob Gallas and Ron LaGrange, Third Row: Chris Litto, Marty Roody, Gary Willis, Greg Patterson, Mark Britner, Sam Shake, Woody Pershing, Wayne Roell, Larry Boenigk, Charlie Bivins, Bob Margherio, Rob Hans, Marty Ulrich, Mike Esarey, Al Pfeifer, Greg Wilson, Bill Nimnicht, Mel Ulrich, and Walter Purcelh Youth has always been characterized by strength, vitahty, idealism, and stamina. Even though Phi Kappa Tau, the youngest fraternity on campus, has proven itself capable of survival among long-existing groups that surround it. Its members easily learn the meaning of unity. 90 91 i I We Start Out Walking And Learn To Run . . . 94 1 A year of surprises highlighted the 1970-71 varsity athletic competition for the Aces. First, Coach Jim Byers ' gridiron squad breezed through an undefeated conference season barely missing a bid to a post-season bowl game. Coach Arad McCutchan ' s cage Aces were number one as they won a fifth national title. In other varsity sports, the Aces managed conference champ- ionships in swimming and tennis. On the intramural side, the annual Tau Kappa Epsilon-Lambda Chi Alpha All-Sports battle continued with the TKE ' s winning. Phi Kappa Tau made it an interesting three-way race by winning two sports titles. On the women ' s side, the independ- ents continued to dominate as Moore Hall edged out the UEI ' s for the women ' s title. And, Yes, We ' ve Just Begun. 95 Aerial-Minded Aces Compile 6-3 Season; Win ICC Led by a versatile offense and a staunch defense, the 1970 pigskin Aces went undefeated in Indiana Collegiate Conference competition and fell one victory short of a berth in the post- season Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl. All three Aces losses were inflicted by larger state schools. Offensively, the Aces were led by little All-America end Pete Rupp and I.C.C. most valuable player, quarterback Craig Blackford. Both are seniors. Blackford was drafted 13th by the National Football League Denver Broncos. Far Left: Craig Blackford hurls a completion against Murray State, Left: Fullback Bob DeLuca fights off a tackle against the Pumas. Top Right: Defensive back Mike Esorey breaks up a pass against DePauw. Right; All-Americon end Pete Rupp was not able to hang on to the ball before being upended. Lower Right: An unidentified Aces defender prevents a completion against DePauw. Defensively, linebackers Spike Bell and Gerald Seib, tackle Keith McKinney and guard Steve lerardi thwarted opponent ' s offensive drives with key tackles and timely interceptions. The Aces met the undefeated Pumas of St. Joseph ' s College m the I.C.C. championship game. The game began with an electrifying 97-Yard opening kickoff return by Aces half- back Doug Atherton. The Aces went on to edge the Pumas 23 to 15. One of the most stinging losses occurred at Ball State, where the upset-minded Aces lost to the Cardinals 21 to 14 before a homecoming crowd of 18,000. Quarterback Craig Blackford amazed the crowd (and the Cardinals ' ) by completing 39 of 65 aerial bombs and two touchdown passes only to fall one short of a victory. ' j3 Nick Voris Head Coach Jim Byers Paul Beck Indiana Collegiate Conference Champions UE 14 7 16 23 14 14 37 23 6 1970 Season Record Bradley Indiana State Southeast Missouri Valparaiso Ball State DePauw Butler St. Joseph ' s Murray State OPP 0 20 0 6 21 3 18 15 39 100 Left to Right Bottom Row: Coach Nick Voris, Doug Atherton, Randy Hchn, Greg Hahn, Mike Esarey, Gene Ballard, Don Monhaut, Prasopsuk Prasartthongosoth, Ron LaGrange, Steve Linegar, Lorry Merntt, Mark Freeman, Tony Schaefer, Coach Larry Lockhart, 2nd Row: Coach Wayne Boultinghouse, Dave Scheu, Don Wilson, Tom Weiss, Brad Wambach, Mike Pegg, Don Plemmons, Steve Carroll, Keith Reiter, Steve Drivis, Mike Forche, Dave Weimer, Bob Hawkins, Coach Bob Glaser 3rd Row: Coach Paul Beck, Bob Arnold, Paul Koch, Bill Sharpe, lohn Gangstad, Paul Gunn, Bob DeLuca, Frank Gilcrest, Ron Meseberg, Randy Mattingly, Mike Clark, ]oe Hartz, Mike Van Britson, Coach Paul Hufi 4th Row: Mark WiUiams, Jim Fisher, Bob Rogers, Fernando Villarruel, Murry Kelly, Marty Jones, Louis Gallagher, Spike Bell, Gerald Seib, Bob Vanek, Ron Young 5th Row: Head Coach Jim Byers, Steve lerardi, Jim Gilcrest, Jim Ruster, Ike Mefford, Craiq Blackford, Bob Rhodes, Mark Brewer, Jack Hawes, Keith McKinney, Doug Catt and Rick Smith. Freshmen Runners Lead Cross-Country In the other fall sport, Coach Dick Schleicher ' s cross- country harriers struggled through another season. The team was led by freshmen Geoff Gooch and Chuck Cooksey. The runners placed fourth m the ICC conference meet which was won by Valparaiso. The Aces did manage victories m duel meets against Kentucky Wesleyan and Northwood Institute. The runners do not receive financial aid for participating m cross-country while other conference schools do award scholarships. Aqua Aces 102 Regain Swim Crown The Aqua Aces regained the ICC swimming title by decisively defeating reigning conference champion Valparaiso and also DePauw. Enroute to regaining the ICC crown, which they had lost by twelve to Valparaiso a year earlier, the Aces tankmen won eight events and set three ICC records in the 200-yard butterfly and 100-yard butterfly while freshman Steve Claus eclipsed the 1 ,650 yard freestyle record. Coach Dick Schleicher ' s Aquatic Aces qualified two men for the NCAA College Division Swimming Championships which were held in Springfield, Massachusetts. Senior Bruce Brink qualified in his speciality, the backstroke, while Bruns swam in the butterfly. 103 Evansville Aces NCAA Champions 1971 104 106 And, Yes, We ' re Number One! Hampered by injuries and the untimely departures of junior college transfers, the Aces limped through a long December looking for the right floor combination. On their Eastern tour they managed a split by defeating American International College before losing to nationally-ranked Assumption. After winning only four of their first nine games and finishing second in their own Holiday Tournament (to Weber State), the cagers faced the brunt of the Indiana Collegiate Conference schedule. Coach McCutchan, searching for the right combination started John Wellemeyer, Bob Clayton, Rick Smith, Don Buse and Rick Coffey against Ball State. In making this change, the Aces were forced to give up height for more balanced scoring. (After the move, the tallest starter was 6 ' 5 .) This move led to a victory over Ball State and a seven win, one loss record during the month of January. Key victories during the month were against Butler, DePauw and traditional rival Southern Illinois University. The only loss during the month was at Indiana State. Following their strong January showing, the Aces were temporarily stalled when they were soundly defeated by an inspired Kentucky Wesleyan five at Owensboro 102-81. Following the loss, the Aces bounced back to defeat ICC foes St. Joseph ' s, Valparaiso, Butler and DePauw. Following these victories the Aces gained revenge by defeating Indiana State University at the Stadium 90-83. The Aces closed out their regular LEFT: Guard Don Buse controls the rebound against Valparaiso. LOWER LEFT: Center Bob Clayton drives toward the basket in the same game. FAR RIGHT: Reserve Jim McKissic plays defense against Southwest Missouri State. RIGHT: Forward Rick Coffey goes up for two key points against Ashland College. season by blowing an eleven-point lead with 2:42 left to lose 101-98 at Southern Illinois University. After going undefeated in ICC play and posting a 17-8 season record, the Aces were invited to host the Great Lakes Regional of the NCAA College Division tournament. In their first round draw, the Aces met the highly rated, defense-oriented Eagles from Ashland College of Ohio. The Aces were rated underdogs to the tough Bill Mussel- man crew. After carving out an eight-point victory (82-74) over the poised Eagles in the game of the tournament, the Aces coasted in the regional championship by defeating Central Michigan 78 to 60. Guard Don Buse was selected the most valuable player of the tournament and teammates John Wellemeyer and Rick Coffey were also on the all-tournament team. Evansville hosted seven other teams for the finals of the NCAA College Division tourna- ment. The Aces were slated against the Northeastern Regional Winner, Hartwick College of New York in the first round. The New York crew was completely humiliated and humbled by the vast confines of Roberts Stadium and the polished Aces 105-69. 111 112 Excite Spirit Thru Many Victories 4 • f 1 13 It Was Less Expected Than The Oth Arad McCutchan Head Coach In the semifinals, the Aces were paired with tournament favorite Southwestern Louisiana State and the nation ' s leading scorer, Dwight Lamar. Aces defensive magician Don Buse completely inhibited the classy Lamar while the remainder of the Aces held their own against the tail Cajuns 93 to 74. (SWLS starting lineup averaged 6 ' 6 .) Senior Bob Clayton played a key role in the Aces victory by controlling the backboards while senior John Wellemeyer added some key scoring. In quest of McCutchan ' s fifth NCAA Championship before an overflowing house of over 13,000, the Aces met Old Dominion University of Norfolk, Virginia in the championship. Led by an 18 point first half scoring performance by Coffey and key defensive play by Don Buse and Greg Martin in the second half, the Aces presented coach Arad McCutchan a national championship 97-82. Don Buse was selected as the tournament ' s most valuable player. Both Buse and Coffey were selected to the all-tournament team. For McCutchan, the championship climaxed his 25th year as head coach of the Aces. He was later quoted as saying this was his most satisfying championship because it was less expected than the others. Wayne Boultinghouse Assistant Coach Left to Right, Front Row: Rick Coffey, Bob Clayton, Harm Oliver, Steve Welmer, Pete Hughes, Rick Smith and Don Buse. Back Row: Assistant coach Paul Beck, Monte Stebbins, Jim McKissic, John Wellemeyer, Greg Martm, Curt Johns, head coach Arad McCutchan and assistant coach Wayne Boultinghouse. 1970-71 SEASON RECORD UE OFF 82 Nevada-Las Vegas 87 84 Kentucky Wesleyan 83 96 American International 62 91 Assumption 106 97 Eastern Illinois 84 56 Northeastern 71 73 Minnesota 77 91 Portland 70 65 Weber State 70 97 Ball State 85 77 Valparaiso 73 104 Southern Illinois 90 72 Indiana State 95 107 Ball State 98 102 Southwest Missouri State 72 113 DePauw 95 UE OFF 81 Kentucky Wesleyan 102 96 St. Joseph ' s 81 89 Valparaiso 80 102 Butler 90 101 DeFauw 74 90 Indiana State 83 91 St. Joseph ' s 78 98 Southern Illinois 101 NCAA GREAT LAKES REGIONAL 82 Ashland (Ohio) 74 78 Central Michigan 60 NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION TOURNAMENT 105 Hartwick (N.Y.) 69 93 Southwestern Louisiana 74 97 Old Dominion (Va.) 82 (National Championship) Season Record: Won 22 Lost 8 115 Matmen Place Second Coach Nick Voris ' matmen gained a runner-up position to the new Indiana Collegiate Conference member, Indiana Central, in the conference ' s championship held at Carson Center. Although the Aces did not have any individual winners, they did have six runners-up. They included Ken Klein (left) 118 lbs. Earl Wolf (below) 126 lbs, Dave Swindle 134 lbs, Larry Merritt 167 lbs, Dave Weimer 190 lbs and Steve lerardi heavyweight. The wrestlers showed marked improvement in their third year of intercollegiate competition. The most obvious physical addition was their own U of E wrestling mat. 1 16 Netters Tie For ICC Crown; Unverzagt Wins Singles Title Led by ICC number one singles champion Jim Unverzagt, th e 1971 edition of the tennis Aces managed a three way tie for the ICC crown with DePauw and Valparaiso. Unverzagt teamed-up with Roger Sergesketter to win the number one doubles competition. Other team members included Bob Dunn, Herb Ziegler, Don Hardin and John Mathis. Unverzagt will be returning next year to defend his title. Also returning on coach James Voorhees ' net squad will be Dunn and Mathis. ABOVE: Jim Unverzagt displays the form which helped him win the coveted number one title. LEFT: Roger Sergesketter teamed with Unverzagt to win the doubles crown. 117 Coach Richard Schleicher ' s track men were hampered throughout the season by lack of manpower but still managed some top individual performances. Hurdler Jerry Knight set school records when he won both the intermediate hurdles and the high hurdles in the conference meet. Javelin thrower, Randy Mattingly, set a school record with a toss of 182 ' at the conference meet. 118 Although faihng to win a golf match this season, the links- man were a threat in the first round of the ICC Golf Championships, but fahered m the final round. The Aces did manage a fifth-place finish while host Wabash won by 21 strokes over their nearest competitor. Coach Paul Boomer Beck ' s Youthful Aces will have five Baseball Nine Struggles Through 8-17 Season LEFT: Jim Hostetler slides safely into home. BELOW; Outfielder John Wellemeyer takes a hefty swing. The baseball nine got off to a slow start by losing their first six games before splitting a double-header against Wisconsin State. They went on to win 8 and lose 17. Highlighting the 1971 season were a double- header sweep against Kentucky Wesleyan and a 5-4 upset win at Western Kentucky. Leading the Aces in hitting were Steve Welmer (ICC all-star team member), Don Buse and Jim Hostetler. Hostetler was chosen as the team ' s most valuable player while pitcher Mel Ulrich was elected as the honorary team captain. Leading the pitching staff in win-loss per- centage was freshman Jerry Conrad and Ul- rich who had the top earned-run-average. The baseball nine was coached by Wayne Boultmghouse. 120 Tau Kappa Epsilon Men ' s Results Flag Football Cross-Country Volleyball Swimming Bowling Basketball Wrestling Tennis Decathlon Softball Track Golf tie — Tau Kappa Epsilon-Lambda Chi Alpha Hughes Hall Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Tau Lambda Chi Alpha tie-Phi Kappa Tau-Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon 2380 Lambda Chi Alpha 2141 Phi Kappa Tau 1909 Hughes Hall 1191 Originals 1093 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1073 Sigma Phi Epsilon 863 And Moore Hall Women ' s Results Touch Football Tennis Archery Volleyball Swimming Bowling Basketball Badminton Deck Tennis Ping Pong Track Softball Moore Hall Moore Hall UEI UEI Chi Omega Moore Hall Chi Omega Moore Hall Moore Hall Phi Mu Chi Omega Moore Hall Moore Hall 1776 UEI 1727 Chi Omega 1436 Alpha Omicron Pi 1308 Zeta Tau Alpha 1300 Brentano Hall 1219 Phi Mu 1101 New Unit 808 Bigney 140 Cop Intramural Titles 121 Tau Kappa Epsilon and Moore Hall were victors this year in U of E intramurals. Winning eight out of thirteen places, TKE won the coveted All-Sports Trophy, beating out Lambda Chi Alpha, who took five first places. Phi Kappa Tau received the Improvement Trophy in the men ' s division and the Sportsmanship Trophy, was awarded to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In the women ' s division, Moore Hall grabbed three firsts and three ties, winning the All-Sports Trophy with six wins. Not even close to Moore Hall ' s victories were Chi Omega and the Neds, who tied for second. Each won three events. Receiving the Improvement Trophy was Brentano Hall and the Sportmanship Trophy went to the UEI ' s. TKE, Moore Hall IM Victors Paul Beck Retires As Professor Emeritus After 24 years of service to the university, Paul Beck, retired as Professor Emeritus of Physical Education. Coach Beck came to the University in the faU of 1947, after five years m the United States Navy, from which he was discharged as a Commander. As his first assignment at the university, he was Assistant Head Football Coach, under Donald Ping. He remained m this position, until 1954, when he was made head football coach. Beck coached the Aces for twelve years as head coach until 1966, when Jim Byers, the present head coach, took the position. Mr. Beck has also helped with the coaching of basketball and golf. During the 24 years, he was also a physical education professor. In 1959, Beck was raised to associate professor, and held that title until he retired this spring. 125 Sharing Horizons That Are New To Us 126 A teacher often wears many hats besides that of merely instructor of an academic subject. Many find themselves moonlighting, performing dual functions within the university framework. Teachers who could be counted on in times of trouble, fear or loneliness; teachers who radiated a true concern for a student ' s progress in a class; teachers who would attempt to step down from the ' pedestal and talk with students rather than at them. Watching The Signs Along The Way 129 Wallace B. Graves An extremely busy man . . . combination President- Administrator and Husband-Father. As difficult as it seems both roles are bound by a common bond . . . excellence. This same excellence offered is insisted upon in return from those he supervises and from those in his family. President-Administrator . . . Husband-Father. Can the two effectively mix? We know they did. i 131 Business Administration 134 Office Administration Marvin Hartig Evening College Dell Hartman Deryl Blackburn Industrial Relations Father Ubelhor Joseph Holt Newman Center 135 Physical Education Paul Beck Nita Voorhees, Ida Stieler, Lois Patton ii Nick Vons James Byers lames Voorhees Richard Schleicher J NISSEN Lynne J Mlady John D. Lutz William M. Felsher 144 Geography Rexel E. Brown Education Wilma Shafer Carol A. Brennfleck m Marketing Millard W, Pace Lewis D. Howell Allen B Bess I 52 F. Earl McCurdy Accounting Theodore T. Lotz Mau Sung Tsai David B. Reeder Jr. S. Michael Groomer Economics John F. Ficks Ronald M. Faust Leo M. Weeks Dennis R. Heckman James A. Julian Management David L. Eldridge Computer Science Clarence W. Buesking Leigh DeNoon Margie Clark Lois Latshaw Helen Smith Jean Falls 156 158 Just The Two Of Us 159 Bachelor Of Arts Susan Anderson Evansviile BA-Literature Fred Arensman Evansviile BA-Biology Susan Banker Webster Grove, Mo. BA-Sec. Ed. ames Barnobee Evansviile BA-Biology Jerry Allyn Becker Evansviile BA-Biology Blossom Bern Evansviile BA-PHychology 160 Vinal Lee Chamberlain Evansville BA-El. Ed. Robert Cleveland Framingham, Ma. BA-Political Science Deann Conner Dale BA-Psychology Edward Cooper Evansville BA-Sec. Ed. Donald Cork West Union, 111 BA-Electncal Engm Walhs Courier Evansville BA-Speech-Drama Carolyn Crafton Madison BA-El. Ed. Janet Craig Evansville BA-Art Education Constance Crane Anderson BA-El Ed. Beth Ann Crawford New Harmony BA-El. Ed. 162 Teresa Emge Fort Branch BA-El Ed Janice Engleman BA-El Ed. Patricia English Gary BA-El Ed Caroline Ennis Evansville BA-El Ed. Cornehus Epple Evansville BA-El Ed, Steven Erwin Wadesville BA-Prof. Chemistry Anita Fisher Mauckport BA-Sociology- Psychology Dehor. Evonsvill BA-Sec Ed. Lois Flint Boonvi BA-Home Ec 163 Deborah Freyling Evansville BA-El Ed. Constance Fritz Enigma, Ga. BA-Sec. Ed. Gayle Fuquay Evansville BA-Med. Tech, Emily Garbei Goshen BA-Sec Ed Pamela Gardner Evansville David Gehausen Birdseye BA-Sec. Ed. Robert Lee Gibbon Anderson BA-Sec Ed. Michael Gilles Evansville BA-Sec Ed, Susan Ghsson Evansville BA-El Ed. Michael Gough Evansville BA-Math Emma Greenfield Evansville BA-El. Ed. Gary Greenwell Evansville BA-History George Ann Griffin Evansville BA-Sec. Ed. L ' jrry Hancock Evansville BA-Prot, Chemistry Ira Harris E- BA-History 164 RuthHartman William Hastie lohnny Havens ludi Hoyden Evansville EvansviUe Evansville Owensboro, Ky. BA-El Ed BA-Sociology BA-Sec Ed BA-Sociology .S Bernard Hogans Linda Hortin lames Hosteller f Washington, D C GrayviUe, 111, Shipshewana ' A BA-Sec Ed BA-Education BA-Political Science Billy leflrey Sharon )ohann lanet lohnson Little Rock, Ark. Evansville Niagra Falls, N.Y BA-Sec. Ed. BA-Sociology BA-Sociology 165 I Sheridan Johnson Oakland City BA-Sec. Ed. Carolyn Johnston Janet Kares Deborah Kempf Evonsville BA-Literature Evansvi lle BA-El. Ed. Shan Karkowsk Cincinnati, Oh BA-Sociology Morcia Keshng Huntingburg BA-El, Ed. Evansville BA-El Ed. Carol Kasbohn Evansville BA-Busmess Ed. Mary Ann Kielfner Velper BA-El. Ed. Suzanne Lachen Flagstaff, Ariz, BA-Sec Ed Ronald La Grcing Tell City BA-Sec Ed. Julia Kremer Evansville BA-El, Ed, 166 Bellye Peas. Chandler BA EI Ed Marsha Pengo Barbara Pettmger Deborah Kay Pfisterer Donald Plemmons Pamela Pond Peggy Powers Newburgh EvansviUe Evonsville Providence, Ky Evansville EvansviUe g .£l Ed BA-El.Ed, BA-Sec.Ed. BA-Social Studies BA-English BA-El. Ed. Janna Reed Henderson, Ky BA-El Ed Gwendolyn Reismg Poseyville BA-Biology ohn Rickenbaugh Tipton BA-Sec Ed. Linda (Forbes) Rogers. Evansville BA-El Ed. Marilyn Ruble Montpelier, Ohio BA-Education Christine Rudnick Greenville, Ohio BA-Sec Ed. 169 170 Arlene Simpson Gregory Sitzman Virginia Slack Wadesville Evansville South Bend BA-Sociology BA-Art BA-El. Ed, Karen Slade Princeton BA-Sec Ed Donald Stansberry Evansville BA-Sec Ed- Ricky Smith Lynnville BA-Sec. Ed Richard Steedman Cleveland Heights, Ohio BA-Sec. Ed. lane Snyder Hanover BA-El. Ed. Gayle Steele Evansville BA-Sec Ed. Jean Stephenson Munster BA-El. Ed. Diana Somheil Brazil BA-Sociology Martha Steele Evansville BA-Sec. Ed. Dons Stevens Mt. Vernon BA-El Ed. Lorene Spaetti Evansville BA-Sec. Ed. Marsha Stowe Cannelton BA-El. Ed. Connie Springston Evansville BA-Psychology Jerry Swarens Ramsey BA-Sec Ed. 171 Paulelte Tacoma Indianapolis BA-El Ed Gregory Thomas Washington BA-Journahsm Stephen Thomas Evansville BA-Sociology Steven Thompson Evansville BA-Sec Ed. Ann Totani Mt Carmel, 111. BA-Sec Ed. Donna Vanausdool Evansville BA-Sec. Ed. Karen Troth Speedway BA-Art Education Cynthia Voegele North Bend, Ohio BA-Enghsh Trent Tucker Evansville BA-Sociology David Wajdylci Monterey BA-Education Rebecca Walk New Salisbury BA-El. Ed. Marilyn W- ' .-k-, Kvn fir.vjil ' .- BA LI Ed Sh ' ifon W ' -i-;l Priru ' -vtoii B A -Sociology Judy Wellemeyer Hu nhngburg BA-Sociology Benita Williams Evansville BA-Sec. Ed Cheryl Williams Bedford B A -Psychology-Sociology Kurleen Wmk Evansville BA-Business Ed. Steven Wmternheimer Evansville BA-El, Ed. Theresa Angermeier Mt. Vernon BS-Nursing Mary Sue Ash Chrisney BS-Nursing Donald Atterbury Evansville BS -Accounting Steven Barnett Chandler BS-Electrical Engin. George Barton Evansville BS-Business Admin. Larry Bassett Clayton BS-Prod. Manage. Danny Bateman Evansville BS-Accounting David Bates Rockport BS-Accounting Evan R Baugh Lafayette BS-Busmess Admm BS- Accounting Sharon Cergen Hackettstown, N I BS-Nursing Frances Beidelman Elizabethtown, Pa, BS-Nursmg Therese Bohhall Northbrook, 111 BS-Nursing lelh Bohleber Mt, Vernon BS-Eleclrical Engin Richard boneberger Evansville BS-Marketing 174 Richard Callis Evansville BS-Business Admin. Randall Catt Princeton BS-Personnel Manag. Kathy Church Crawfordsville BS-Nursing Robert Clayton Fairfield, m. BS-Personnel Manag Jerry Cleeter Dillsboro BS-Electrical Engin. 175 Robert Conner Evansville BS-Indust- Engin. Michael Coon Evansville BS-Economics lames Cox Taswell BS-Prod Manag Sharon Kress Davis Jasper BS-Nursing Steve Davis Petersburg BS General Bus Jeanne DePue St. Petersburg, Flo BS-Nursing Bruce- Ep .mier EvonHvilIt- BS-Prod Manag I.fonn Etienne Ml Pleasant BSNursing Wayne Everbach Salem BS-Busineas Admin, Peggy Fenwich Evansville BS-Nursing 176 Sandy Floyd Newburgh BS-Nursing Paula Fontana Freeport, 111 BS-Markehng James Fox EvansviUe BS-Marketmg Stephen D Fox Evansville BS-Genercl Bus. Kenneth Frank Stuart Fulkerson Mary Louise Gerth Kenny Goedeke James Goodwin Jean Gorski Fort Branch Evansville Evansville Cullman, Ala, Newburgh Mt. Prospect BS-Engineermg BS-Electrical Engin, BS-Nursing BS-General Bus, BS-General Bus BS-Nursing Philip Green Fort Wayne BS-Electrical Engin. Charles Guard Evansville BS-Nursing Stanley Hallam Evansville BS-Economics Ronald Handziak Evansville BS- Accounting Donald Hardin Indianapolis BS-Phys. Ed, David Harmon MiUtown BS-Finance Dorothy Hasenour Dubois BS-Nursing 177 Peter Hass Ronald Hoff Diane Hoffmaster Arlene Hchl Sheila Hoskins Austin, Ma. Lawrenceburg Chevy Chose, Md. Huntingburg Greencastle BS-General Bus. BS-Business Admin. BS-Nursing BS-Nursing BS-Nursing Etson Houghland Evansville BS-Accounting Ted Huppert Dale BS-Pre-Dental m4. Sharon L- Irwm Speedway BS-Nursing Frank Kanowsky Evansville BS-Business Admin Ronald Kellem Croydon BS-Indus. Engin. Allan Keller TeU City BS-Electrical Engin, Paul Jones Evansville BS-Indus Engin Michael Lambert Evansville BS-Busmess Admin Sandra Leibunqulh Evansville BS-Nursing Mervm Johns Marietta, Pa. BS-Electrical Engin Donna Lee Henderson, Ky. BS-Prod Manog Arthur Lennig Columbus, Ohio BS Marketmg 176 William Madden Lincolnwood, III BS-Marketing Dale McConnell Oklahoma City, Okia BS-Mech Engm Lester McWiUiams Marion, Ky. BS-Pre-Med. Ike Mefiord Bloomington BS-Marketmg David Michael Evansville BS-Prod. Manag Danny Minton Evansville BS-Prod Manag Grover R- Moore Robards, Ky. BS-Electncal Engin Richard Naas Enlield.Ill BS-Accountmg Daniel Neale Evansville BS-Business Admm Dianne Niemeier Evansville BS-Nursing Georgann Nigh Palestine, 111 BS-Accountmg Pamela Nolting Mt. Carmel, 111, BS-Nursing Gerald Nurrenbern Mt Vernon BS-Accounting David Pace I ' l ' Page David Painter Jams Patterson Gary Pershing Evansville Lombard, 111. Evansville Defiance, Ohio Washington BS-Mech Engin BS-Nursing BS-Marketing BS-Nursing BS-Business Billy Shields English BS-Accounting Suzanne Slaght Bolivar, N, Y. BS-Nursing Steven Smith Evansville BS-Marketing Kenneth Sobbe Indianapolis BS-General Bus. Ray Tacoma Indianapolis BS-Mech. Engin Kathleen Trznadel Mt. Prospect, 111. BS-Nursing David Stafford Tacoma, Wa BS-Personnel Manag Melvin Ulrich Huntington BS-Prod Manag Wilham Smith Evansville BS-Business Linda Swank New Albany BS-Nursing Charlotte Thompson Evansville BS-Nursing Gayle Walton Loogootee BS-Nursing ohn Wellemeyer Huntingburg BS-Indus- Engin. Patrick W Evansville BS-Mech. Engin. Bachelor of M usic Education Linda Elliot New Palestine BME Ron Kauffman Elkhart BME James McCord Winslow BME Vernon Stover New Smyrna Beach, Flo. BME Robert Witehouse Evansville BS-Electrical Engin. Jeffery Lindquist Meadville, Ala. BME Kay Shoener Garrett BME Bachelor of Fine Arts Stella Moron Lokewood, Ohio BFA - Graphics- Drawing 182 Bachelor Of Arts Allegree, Neale Warren, B.A. - Dean ' s List, Atlantic Monthly Short Story Contest (Honorable Mention), SNEA. Angus, Bonnie Jo, B.A. - Union Entertainment Committee, Presi- dent of New Unit 1969-70, Residence Hall Council, Dean ' s List, University Christian Movement Task Group (Urban Affairs), House Committee Shankhn Theatre, SEA. Arensman, Frederick William, B.A. - Sophomore Class President, SGA Senator, Junior Class President, Sigma Phi Epsilon (Pledge Class President, Honorary Mrs. Murphy Chairman, Community Service Chairman, Guard, PubHc RelaHons Chairman), Phi Kappa Phi National Scholastic Honorary, Who ' s Who, Blue Key (Banquet Chairman), May Day Chairman, Dean ' s List, Chairman Faculty- Student Relations Committee, Intramurals. Balsley, Peter Jellrey, B.A. - Lambda Chi Alpha (social chairman, song leader, chairman of 1970 Watermelon Bust), Intramurals. Banker, Susan Raye, B.A. - Tutor Program for underprivileged children, Literary Society, NEA, ISTA. Barth, Sherry Ingram, B.A. - Spanish Club (secretary), ISEA, Dean ' s List. Bastin, Jeri Lynn, B.A. - Dean ' s List, Indiana ACE Student Repre- sentative, Student Education Association, Aqua Angels treasurer 1970-71 and Outstanding Member 1969-70, Cap and Gown, AWS, Moore Hall swim team, Intramurals, ACE President 1970-71. Bern, Blossom, B.A. - Psychology Club vice-president. Sociology Club, Union Board. Berry, Margaret Luann, B.A. - Phi Mu, ACE, SEA, Union Board, Dean ' s List. Bertram, Ralph David, B.A. - Hughes Hall sports director, Dean ' s List, Intramurals, AAHPER, NEA, Dorm CouncU Hughes HaU. Bettag, Anthony L., B.A. - American Chemical Society student af- filiate. Kappa Mu Epsilon, National Science Honorary, Dean ' s List. Biasini, Gregory John, B.A. - Sigma Alpha Epsilon (President Fall 1970, Correspondent 1971). Bippus, Bruce Raymond, B.A. - Dean ' s List, University Choir, Pi Gamma Mu, Union House Committee, Chapel Choir. Bone, Barbara Lynn, B.A. - Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Beta Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Society of Physics Students, Brentano Hall scholarship award. Dean ' s List. Bonenberger, Richard W., B.A. - Sigma Phi Epsilon. Brewer, Mark Edward, B.A. - Varsity Football (Most Improved Player, Outstanding Offensive Lineman, All-Conference), Dean ' s List, SEA Brewster, Judith A., B.A. - Resident Assistant, University Choir, Student Government Officer 1970-71, Sociology Club, Who ' s Who, Basketball Queen Candi date, University Singers. Burnett, Clay William, B A. Carpenter, Robert W , B A - American Chemical Society. Carson, Susan Boswell, B.A - Dean ' s List, Urban Affairs Involve- ment, University Sing, Musical Madness Costume Committee for Moore Hall, Chapel Choir, University Bell Choir Carter, Mary Kay, B A Phi Mu, Union House Committee, Dean ' s List, Musical Madness, SEA Chambmlam, Vmal Lee, B A - ACE, SEA Conner, Deann, B.A. - Psychology Club, Commuter Council, French Club, Young Republicans Cralton, Carolyn Mario, B A ACE, SNEA. Craig, Janet Lynn, B.A. ■ Phi Mu (Secretary 1970-71, Homecom- ing Chairman, Best Pledge Award), Union Board (House Committee, House Committee Chairman 1968-69, Secretary 1969-70), Kappa Pi Art Honorary (secretary 1969-70), Campus Chatter, Inter- varsity, SEA. Crane, Constance Jean, B.A. - Alpha Omicron Pi, Panhellenic, University Choir, Musical Madness Show Council. Coon, Michael L., B.A. - Economics Society (President 1970-71, Secretary-treasurer 19 69-70), Varsity Cross Country, Student Ad- visory Committee School of Business (Chairman 1970-71). Courter, Walter M., B.A. - Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Dynamics Task Group Leader University Christian Movement, Readers ' Theatre Honorary Prophet Award, University Theatre, Dean ' s List. Cox, James L., B.A. - Arnold Air Society, Varsity Baseball. Crawlord, Beth Ann, B.A. - ACE, Choir, Choralayers, Band, Clarinet Choir. Dalton, Janice M., B.A. - Phi Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, Sociology Club, Psychology Club, Dean ' s List. Daly Jo Ann, B.A. - NCSA, NCSA Editor, SEA. Danner, Jerry Lee, B.A. - Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Hughes Hall Dorm Council. DeVoss, Joseph Don, B.A. - Phi Kappa Tau (Secretary 1968-69, PubHc Relations Chairman), Economics Society, Dean ' s List, Span- ish Club, Young Republicans. Dickey, Claytonya Dean, B.A. - University Sing, Old National Bank Art awards. Resident Assistant, President of Residence Hall 1970- 71, Indiana Student Education Associahon, Association for Childhood Edu cation. Drumb Jr., William Byron, B.A. - Dean ' s List, Psychology Club (President 1970-71, Vice-President 1969-70), Sociology Club, German Club. Eckels, Pamela, B.A. - Phi Mu, ACE. Elson, Nancy Sue, B.A. - Phi Mu social chairman. Angel Flight rush chairman, French Club, Union Board, TKE Calendar Girl, Hoosier Scholar, SEA. Emge, Teresa Kay, B.A. Engleman, Janice, B.A. - ACE, Dean ' s List. Ennis, Caroline Ann, B.A. - SNEA, Dean ' s List. Erwin, Steven Wayne, B.A. - American Chemical Society. Evans, Paula K., B.A. Fehd, Dale Frederick, B.A. - Sigma Phi Epsilon, AFROTC. Fehnsenfeld, Jo Anne, B.A. - Chi Omega, Musical Madness (Best Director 1971). Fisher, Deborah Anne, B.A. -Chi Omega President 1970-71, Angel Flight (Executive Commander 1970-71, Administrative Officer 1969-70), Union Board Publicity Chairman, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Cap and Gown, Alpha Lambda Delta, Who ' s Who Fox, James Steve, B.A. - Phi Kappa Tau (PubUc Relations Chair- man and Vice-President), Pre-Law Intern Vanderburgh County Circuit Court, The University Crescent, Intramurals. Funkhouser, Carl E., B.A. Garber, Emily, BA - Chi Omega (Pledge Trainer 1969-70, Treasurer 1970-71), Angel Flight (Chaplain 1970-71, Comptroller 1969-70, Pledge Class Vice President 1968, National Conclave), UCM Secretary 1969-70, Homecoming Court, Who ' s Who, Senior Class Treasurer, SGA, Spring Weekend Promohon Co-Chairman, Intramurals, Resident Assistant, University Choir, Chapel Choir, Theatre costumes committee. Gardner, Pamela Loye, B A - Chi Omega (Social Chairman, Pan- hellenic Representative), Angel Flight (Projects Officer 1968, Oper- ations Officer 1969, Commander 1970), SGA Commuter Representa- tive, Miss U of E Pageant ( Miss Congeniality 1969 ), Military Ball Queen, Arnold Air Society ' s Little Major, Dean ' s List, Angel Flight Awards (Kathy Compton Distinguished Angel Award, Gayle Grimm Award, Silver Wings Award Nomination), Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl Court, Turner ' s Scholarship recipient, Gehlhausen, Dave, B.A. - Arnold Air Society, Dean ' s List, Men ' s Residence Hall Judicial Board, Kappa Mu Epsilon. Gilles, Michael A., B.A. - Tau Kappa Epsilon (Chaplain 1969, Scholarship Chairman 1968-70), Senior Class Vice-President, IFC Treasurer 1969-70, Blue Key Secretary 1970-71, Phi Kappa Phi National Scholastic Honorary, Dean ' s List, SGA, Atlantic Monthly Poetry Contest Award of Recognition. Glissom, Susan Mane, B.A. - ACE. Gorman, Judith Mane, B.A. - SEA, ISTA, Dean ' s List. Gough, Elva R., B.A. - Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Chi, Dean ' s List, Gough, Michael J., B.A. - Phi Kappa Tau, Intramurals, AFROTC General Dynamics Award, Greenheld, Emma, B.A - Freshman Class Treasurer, Student Senate, Little Sisters of Minerva, Union Dance Committee, Chi Omega, Spring Weekend Committee, ACE, TKE Calendar Girl, Hahn, Gregory F., B.A. - Lambda Chi Alpha Rush Chairman, Var- sity Football, Blue Key, Pi Gamma Mu, Order of Omega, IFC, Na- tional Fraternity Hall of Fame, Dean ' s List, History Club, Haley, Suzanne, B.A. - Sisters of Laurel Secretary 1970, Dean ' s List. Halkowich, Judith Kim, B.A. - Union Board, Moore Hall Publicity Officer, Historian; ACE, Musical Madness, Women ' s Council, NEA, Hallam, Stanley Ray, B.A. - Arnold Air Society Operations Offi- cer, Distinguished Mihtary Cadet award. Reserve Officers Associ- ation Outstanding Cadet Award, American Legion General Military Elcellence Award, Economics Society, Dean ' s List, Hancock, Larry Wayne, B.A. - American Chemical Society (Pres- ident 1970-71, Vice-President 1969-70), Dean ' s List, Blue Key. Harder, Alan N., B.A. - WEVC Program Director, Station Man- ager, President Gamma Mu colony Alpha Phi Omega. Hardin, Marion Barbara, B.A. - The University Crescent Circu- lation Manager, LinC Academics Editor, Pi Delta Epsilon pledge class president, Spanish Club, French Club, Intramurals. Hartman, Ruth M., B.A - ACE, Dean ' s List. Hastie, William Henri, B A. Hayden, Judi Claire, B.A. - Alpha Omicron Pi (Suite Chairman, Pledge Class President), Musical Madness, Spring Weekend Com- mittee, Homecoming Committee, Intramurals, Spanish Club, Soci- ology Club, Ice Breaker Queen Candidate, Basketball Queen Court. Heckman, Leanna, B.A. - ACE, SNEA, Moore Hall Officer, Student Senator, State Scholarship, Dean ' s List. Hemenway, Charlene, B.A - ACE, Dean ' s List. Heneisen, Shirley Albm, B.A. - Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Phi, SEA, Atlantic Monthly Writing Contest certificate of merit. Second Place Award Southwestern Indiana Chapter of American Pen Women. Hergenrother, Jean, B.A. - SEA, Student Art Education Associa- tion, Kappa Pi (President 1970-71, Vice-President 1969), Old National Bank Art Show Award. Hisgen, Gwendolyn, B.A. - Sociology Club, Phi Mu Scholarship Chairman, Cap and Gown, Dean ' s List. Hortin, Linda Darnell, B.A. Hostetler, James, B.A. - Varsity Baseball, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Hunteman, Linda Mane, B.A - Aqua Angels Treasurer 1969-70, Dean ' s List, Sociology Club, Angel Flight, President of Cherub Pledge Class, SG A, Senior Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen, ISEA, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents. Jelirey, Billy Dunn, B.A. - Black Student Union, Varsity Track, Intramurals, Johnston, Carolyn Sue, BA - SEA, ACE, Dean ' s List, Duncan Scholarship. Jones, Wayne M., B.A. - Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Beta Chi, Phi Kappa Phi, judicial Board, Dean ' s List, SEA, Baseball. Karkowski, Sharilyn J., B A Kasbohm, Carol Sue, B.A. - SNEA, NCAS Kempt Deborah Ann, B.A. - Alpha Lambda Delta Vice-President 1968- 69, Sharon Hurst Scholarship Award for Highest-Ranking Freshman Woman, Cap and Gown Scholarship for Highest-Ranking Sophomore Woman, Cap and Gown Scholarship for Highest-Ranking Junior Woman, French Club, The University Crescent, Phi Kappa Phi Vice President 1970-71, Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List, Keshng, Marcia Jo, BA. - ACE Treasurer 1968-69, Vice-Presi- dent 1969-70; Union Social Committee, Zeta Tau Alpha Treasurer 1970-71, Moore Hall Greek Representative, Dean ' s List. Killen, J. Ray, B A. - Kappa Pi. Kirsch, Ellen Renee, BA. - Dean ' s List, Lucille Jones Education Award, SEA, Union House Committee, Klem, Thomas J., B.A. Kline, Wayne Howard, B.A. - The University Crescent Editor 1970-71, Campus Editor 1969-70, Entertainment Editor I97I, Car- toonist, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Pi Gamma Mu, Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who, National Student Register, Indiana Collegiate Press Association President 1970-71, Publications Board, Hughes Hall (First Vice-President 1969-70, Governor 1968-69), Home- coming Committee Chairman, Musical Madness Director, Big 39 bike-team rider, wrestling, Intramurals, WEVC, University Thea- tre, Residence Hall Council, Union Advisory Board, Spring Weekend Committee, Parents Weekend Committee, Musical Madness Show Council, UCM, Kmght, Steven Douglas, B.A. - Spanish Club, Sociology Club, Psychology Club. Kremer, Julia Virginia, B.A. - SEA. Lachen, Suzanne Alyce, B.A. - The University Crescent Circula- tion Manager, Business Manager, Pi Delta Epsilon Treasurer 1969- 70, French Club President 1968-69, Spanish Club, Moore Hall President 1969-70, Intramurals, Dean ' s List, Cap and Gown, Campus Leader, Student Senate Ad Hoc Committee, Gridiron. LaGrange, Ronald Glenn, B A. - Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Tau, Var- sity Football, Intramurals Director. Leek, Steven Bruce, B.A - Varsity Track. Life, Linda Brown, B.A - Union Board, ACE President 1970-71, ACE Scholarship Award, Chi Omega Secretary 1969-70, 1970-71; Moore Hall Greek Representative, SNEA, Women ' s Council. Ligon, Stephanie Ann, B.A. - Chi Omega (Athletics Chairman, Public Relations Chairman), Pi Delta Epsilon Secretary 1970-71, New Unit Treasurer 1969-70, LmC Greek Editor, Managing Editor; Campus Chatter. Lilly, Leslie Ann, B A. - Phi Mu pledge. Dean ' s List, Little Sis- ters of Minerva President 1970, Union Social Committee. Lindauer, Patricia, B.A. - Psychology Club, Dean ' s List. Lindsey, Pamela Ann, B.A. - Alpha Omicron Pi (Song Leader, Scholarship Chairman), University Sing, Musical Madness, Union Board, Brentano Hall Sergeant-at-Arms, SGA Committee, Intramurals. Loehr, Mary Ann, B.A. - Newman Club, ACE, SEA. Lucas, Patricia, B.A. - Psychology Club Treasurer, Social Sci- ence Honorary. 185 Lynch, Thomas ]., B.A. - Tau Kappa Epsilon. Madrid. Michael Nick, BA. - Dean ' s List, Lambda Chi Alpha, Arnold Air Society (Commander 1970-71, Outstanding Commander Area D-2 1971), Pi Delta Epsilon, LinC Sports Editor, Campus Chatter Masa, Kathleen. B.A. - Dean ' s List, ACE. May. Judith Ann. B.A. - SNEA McAllister, Maranna Lee, B.A. - French Club, Psychology Club. McWilliams, Lester S., B.A.. ■ Lambda Chi Alpha Pledge Trainer, Football, Morgan, Ronald Kenneth, B.A. - Varsity Tennis, American Chem- ical Society, SGA Committee Member, Union Board House and Dance Committees, Chemistry Lab Assistant. Nash, Cynthia Ann. B.A. • SEA, ACE Secretary 1970-71, Student Senate, Moore Fiall Outstanding Service Award 1969-70. Neal. Walter David, B.A. - ACE, SEA President 1970-71, Hughes Hall Treasurer 1970-71, Dean ' s List. Noe, Peggy Joanne, B.A. - Resident Assistant, Dean ' s List. Nourse, Nancy Rebecca, B.A. - Dean ' s List, A Cappella Choir, SEA. Ordner Jr., Frank W., B.A. - Economics Society. Parrish, Paul R.. B.A. - Hale Hall Planning Committee. Hettinger, Barbara, B.A. - ACE, Campus Choir. Plisterer, Deborah Kay, B.A. - Phi Mu Treasurer 1969-70, As- sociated ' Wom.en Students President 1970-71, Vice-President 1969- 70; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Cap and Gown Vice-President 1970-71, Phi Kappa Phi, Dean ' s List, SEA, Union Board. Plemmons, Donald Wayne, B.A - Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Powers, Peggy Joyce, B.A. - Dean ' s List. Price, Ellen L., B.A. - Homecoming Queen, Angel Fhght (Chap- lam 1969-70, Officer 1970-71), SGA Secretary 1969-70, Musical Madness, University Choir, University Singers, Moore Hall Treas- urer 1968-69, President 1970-71, Dean ' s List, Residence Hall Council, AdmmistraHve Board, Black Student Union, Nifty-Nine Social Club, Spring Week Committee, Student-Faculty Board, In- tramurals, ACE, Resident Assistant, WEVC, Who ' s Who. Price, Verna Diane, B.A. - SEA, ACE, Phi Kappa Phi, Dean ' s List, Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship Award. Reed, Janna H , B A. - ACE, Dean ' s List. Reismg, Gwendolyn, B.A. - Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Chi. Rice, Nancy F., B A Rickenbaugh, John, B.A - Pi Delta Epsilon, The University Cres- cent, LinC, Gridiron. Riei ., Pamela L , B A - University Theatre Roedei, Janicr- Mane, B A. - Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean ' s List. Roell, Wayne A, BA Phi Kappa Tau, IFC, Blue Key, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon President 1970-71, Phi Beta Chi President 1970-71, Dean ' s List. Hiihl ' -, Ma ilyii Lynni-, BA Aqua Angels, SEA, Sigma Alpha Iowa, Inlrnmurals Rux„ Kcjll,!,- ' -,,, BA Ru. ' i. ' ;ell, Donna Sue, B.A. ■ Alpha Omicron Pi, Cap and Gown Treasurer 1970-71, Young Republicans, SEA, French Club, Alpha Omicron Pi Scholastic Ruby A award. Dean ' s List Ru:;l, Hirhaid C, B A Lambda Ch) Alpha, UCM. Sanders, Tony S., B.A. - Psi Chi Secretary 1970-71, Atlantic Monthly Creative Writing Contest (certificate of merit) Sauer, John Ronald, B.A. - Phi Kappa Tau Treasurer 1967-68, Blue Key, Who ' s Who, Campus Notable, University Theatre, WEVC, Kappa Chi, University Choir Schafer, Beverly M., B.A. - Phi Theta Kappa, Dean ' s List. Schmitl, Donald J., B.A. - Dean ' s List. Schoettelkotte, William Henry, B.A - Sigma Alpha Epsilon Treas- urer, Order of Omega, French Club, SGA President, Student Senate. Schroeder, Cynthia Kaye, B.A. - ACE, Moore Hall Scholarship Award, Dean ' s List. Schlansker, Gary E., B.A. - Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsity Swim- ming, IFC, Student Senate. Scott, Gail L., B.A. - Dean ' s List, Indiana State Teachers Associ- ation. Shepard, Maria Ann, B.A. - Dean ' s List, LinC Photographer. Siau, Jon Michael, B.A. - Kappa Pi, Old National Bank Art Show scholarship. Preparatory School of Fine Arts instructor. Dean ' s List, Fine Arts Feshval Committee Delegate, Departmental High School Day Chairman, SNEA, ISEA, AEAI, Siebe, James R., B.A. - Lambda Chi Alpha. Simpson, Arlene D., B.A. - Moore Hall Treasurer 1970-71, Young Republicans, Musical Madness, University Sing. Sitzman, Greg, B.A. - Circle K, Kappa Pi. Slade, Karen Sue, B.A. - Zeta Tau Alpha President 1970-71, University Theatre, Forensics Forum, Resident Assistant, Who ' s Who, Readers ' Theatre. Smith, Rick Neal, B.A. ■ Dean ' s List, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals. Snyder, Jane Emily, B.A. - Freshman Cheerleader, Ice Breaker Queen Candidate, Angel Fhght, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents, Chi Omega, Basketball Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Co-Chairman. Somheil, Diana Kay, B.A. - UCM, Sisters of Laurel President 1970-71, Dean ' s List. Springston, Constance Kay, B.A. - Phi Kappa Phi, Psi Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Psychology Club, French Club, Student Party, Dean ' s List. Stansberry, Donald W., B.A. - LinC Senior Editor, Copy Editor; Readers ' Theatre, SEA, Pi Delta Epsilon. Steedman, Richard B., B.A. - Tau Kappa Epsilon, SGA Treasurer 1970-71, Who ' s Who, Pi Gamma Mu, Blue Key, Order of Omega President 1970-71, IFC. Stephenson, Jean Ann, B.A. - ACE, Sigma Alpha Iota, UCM, Uni- versity Choir Stevens, Dons Ann, B.A. - Ice Breaker Queen Candidate, ACE, SEA, Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s Girls of the Golden Heart, Union Social Committee, Musical Madness, University Sing, Intramurals, Spring Weekend Committee. Sto we, Marsha Bennett, B.A. - ACE, Moore Hall Scholarship Award, Associated Women Students Treasurer 1969-70, Dean ' s List, Cap and Gown President 1970-71, Phi Kappa Phi Sullivan, Deborah Kay, B.A. - Aqua Angels Secretary 1968-69, Brentano Hall officer 1968-69, SNEA, Dean ' s List. Tacoma, Paulelle Biehob, B.A. - Alpha Omicron Pi President 1970-71, Treasurer 1969-70; Alpha Lambda DeUa, Cap and Gown, ACE, Musical Madness Best Director , Dean ' s List. Thomas, Giegory Edward, B.A. - Newman Club, The University Crescent Managing Editor, Editor of The Catalyst, Pi Delta Epsilon President 1970-71. Thomas, Stephen Wilson, B.A. - Spanish Club, Sociology Club, Psychology Club. Timma, Mark A., B.A. - Sigma Phi Epsilon, Spanish Club, In- tramurals. Tolani, Ann H., B.A. - Pi Gamma Mu, Dean ' s List. Troth, Karen E., B.A. - Intramurals, University of Evansville Independents sport group President, WHPER, SNEA, Kappa Pi, Moore Hall Homecoming Display Chairman, Disciple Student Fellowship. Tucker, Trent Cowan, B.A. - Evansville Black Culture Week Committee Chairman, Black Student Union, Phi Kappa Phi, Blue Key, Campus Choir, French Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Psi Chi, Psy- chology Club, Sociology Club President, Union Board, New man Club, UCM, Who ' s Who, National Student Register, Dean ' s List, Publications Board. Tyler, James G., B.A - Sigma Phi Epsilon, French Club. Voegele, Cindi, B.A. - Associated Women Students, Union Board, French Club. Walk, Rebecca Ann, B.A. - Zeta Tou Alpha, ACE, SEA, Union Board, UCM. Wedel, Wanda Gayle, B.A. - Kappa Mu Epsilon, Dean ' s List. Weeks, Marilyn Kay, B.A. - ACE, Dean ' s List, Faculty Dames. Weist, Sharon Ann, B.A. - Angel Flight, Sociology Club, Aqua Angels, Resident Assistant, Psychology Club. Westfall, Betty Janice, B.A. - Alpha Lambda Doha, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Chi, Dean ' s List. Wmternheimer, Steven Paul, B.A. - SEA, Phi Delta Theta. Wright, Suzanne Kay, B.A. - The University Crescent Campus Editor, Typesetter; Pi Delta Epsilon Vice-President 1970-71, Literary Society Vice-President 1970-71, Gridiron, Dean ' s List. Zendell, Joseph Mattingley, B.A. - Who ' s Who, Forensics Forum President, The University Crescent, University Theatre, WEVC, Gridiron, Readers ' Theatre. Ziegler, Herbert F., B.A. - Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis, German Club Treasurer 1970-71, Pi Delta Epsilon, LmC Sports Editor, LmC and The University Crescent Photo Editor. Bachelor Of Science Abbott, Donald, B.S. - Pi Sigma Epsilon, Accounting Club, Eco- nomics Club, Administrative Management Society. Adler, Patricia Ann, B.S. - Dean ' s List, Alpha Lambda Delta, Student-Faculty Council. Adkisson, Stella Beat rick, B.S. Ander, Janice Ellen, B.S. - Lutheran Students Study Group, Alpha Lambda Delta, Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Alpha Tau Delta, UCM, IVCF, Alpha Tau Delta, Dean ' s List. Angermeier, Theresa Ann, B.S. - Newman Club, Alpha Tau Delta, IVCF. Ash, Mary Sue, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta. Attebury, Donald Everett, B.S. - Varsity Wrestling, Dean ' s List, Accounting Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Pi Gamma Mu, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, IVCF, Economics Society. Aulderhar, John David, B.S. - Lambda Chi Alpha, Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honorary, Society of Physics Students. Baker, Michael Courtney, B.S. - Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers, WEVC. Barton, George Michael, B.S. - Dean ' s List, Administrative Management Society, Sociology Club, Civitan Award. Baugh, Evan H., B.S. - Economics Society, Circle K. Bell Jr., James, B.S. - Lambda Chi Alpha, Varsity Football (All- ICC squad. Honorable Mention UPI All- American Team). Beidelman, Frances Joy, B.S. - Phi Mu, Panhellemc Vice-Pres- ident 1969-70. Bergen, Sharon Ann, B.S. - Phi Mul, Alpha Tau Delta, Dean ' s List. Bolen, Brenda Sue, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta, Phi Mu, Musical Madness. Bonenberger, Richard, B.S. - Sigma Phi Epsilon. Boyd, Marsha Lynn, B.S. - Dean ' s List, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Tau Delta Vice-President 1969-70, Cap and Gown, Student- Faculty Council. Bridgewater, John L., B.S. - Chi Gamma Iota, Dean ' s List. Brown, Kenneth Leslie, B.S. - Pi Sigma Epsilon, Dean ' s List, Accounting Club President 1970-71, Administrative Management Society, Pi Gamma Mu, Student-Faculty Advisory Board, Internal Revenue Service Internship Program. Bryant, John E., B.S. - Newman Club, Economics Society, Amer- ican Management Association, Residence Hall Council, WEVC, Pi Delta Epsilon, Hughes Hall President, Hughes Hall Treasurer, Dean ' s List. Burton, Freda Louise, B.S. - IVCF, Baptist Student Union, Indi- ana Association of Nursing Students, Chapel Choir, Alpha Tau Deha. Bussing, Janice Louise, B.S. - Kappa Mu Epsilon, Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi. Catt, Randall L., B.S. - Dean ' s List. Church, Kathy Sue, B.S. - Alpha Lambda Delta President 1968-69, Alpha Tau Delta, Dean ' s List, Cap and Gown, Intramurals. Cleveland, Robert Nelson, B.S. - Sigma Alpha Epsilon, AFROTC, Baseball, Intramurals. Cleeter, Jerry Lee, B.S. Cochran, Ronald H., BS. - Sigma Phi Epsilon, Musical Madness. Collier, Sue Hixon, B.S. - Who ' s Who, Cap and Gown, Angel Flight, SGA Delegate-at-Large, Administrative Board, Dean ' s List, Alpha Tau Delta, Library Committee, Publications Board. Coon, Michael L., B.S. - Economics Society President 1970-71, Secretary-Treasurer 1969-70, Varsity Cross Country-Track. Cooper, Ed, B.S. - Residence Hall Council Hughes Hall, Dorm Council, Intramurals. Cork, Donald B., B.S. - Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honorary, WEVC, Residence Hall Council, Hughes Hall Dorm Council, Hughes Hall Administrative Vice-President. Croce, Cynthia Joan, B.S. - National Collegiate Association for Secretaries Treasurer 1968-69, President 1969-70; Pi Sigma Ep- silon, Associated Women Students, Big Little Sis Program Chair- man, School of Business Student Advisory Board. Crouse, Rebecca Anne, B.S. - Chi Omega, Nursing ClassVice- President. Darr, Eva, B.S. - Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Tau Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents. Davis, Sharon Rose, B.S. - Newman Club, Alpha Tau Delta, Mu- sical Madness. Davis, Stephen Thomas, B.S. - Administrative Management Soci- ety, Accounting Club, Young Republicans. 187 DePue, Jeanne Suzann e, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta, Dean ' s List, Army Student Nurse Corps, Newman Club, University Sing. Etienne, Leona Mane, B.S. - Alpha Tau Deha, Nursmg Student- Faculty Conference. Everbach, Wayne Philip, B.S. - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha, Administrative Management Society, Accountmg Club, Blue Key, Dean ' s List. Fontana, Paula, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta, Dean ' s List. Fox, Stephen, B.S. Frank, Kenneth Wayne, B.S. - Engineering Club, American So- ciety of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Automotive Engineers, Varsity Baseball. Fulkerson, Stuart A., B.S. - IEEE Secretary-Treasurer, Society of Physics Students President, Physics Lab Assistant. Gerth, Mary Louise Davidson, B.S. - Union Finance Committee. Goodwin, James Stewart, B.S. - Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Phi Mu Alpha, AFROTC, Military Ball Chairman. Gorski, Jean Marie, B.S. - Associated Women Students, Bigney House Secretary, Sisters of the Laurel. Gnes, Janice A., B.S. - Alpha Lambda Delta. Hardin, Donald Lee, B.S. - Hale Hall Vice-President 1968-69, Intramurals, Varsity Tennis. Harmon, David Edward, B.S. - Dorm President, Residence Hall Council, Accounting Club, Administrative Management Society, Economics Society, Dean ' s List. Hasenour, Dorothy May, B.S. - Alpha Tau Deha, Dean ' s List, Nursing Student-Faculty Council. HoHmaster, Diane Thelma, B.S. Hohl, Arlene Frances, B.S. ■ Alpha Tau Delta, Indiana Associa- tion of Nursing Students, Newman Club, Nursing Student-Facuhy Council, Residence Hall Council, Bigney House Vice-President 1970-71, Varsity Band, UCM, Frankhn House Secretary 1967-68. Hoskins, Sheila Lynn, B S. Huppert, Ted, B.S. Irwm, Sharon Lee, B.S - Alpha Tau Delta. Jones, Paul W., B.S. - Sigma Alpha Epsilon President, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; Engineering Club, Dean ' s List. Johns, Mervm Roland, B.S. - IEEE, Hughes Hall Dorm Council, Intramurals. Kanowsky, Frank Paul, B.S - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Accounting Club, Administrative Management Society President 1970-71, School of Business Advisory Board, Dean ' s List, Intramurals. Keller, Alan Mark, B.S. - Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honorary, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Inshtute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Dean ' s List Kellem, Ronald Lynn, BS - Blue Key, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Ad- ministrative Management Society, Resident Assistant Hughes Hall. Lambert, Michael A., BS - Chi Gamma Iota President 1970-71, Intramurals. Leihundgulh, Sandra, B.S. - Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Tau Delta, Intramurals. Lnnninq, Jr , Arthur P, B S - Sigma Phi Epsilon. Littrr-il, Hi ' hard Lee, BS - Accounting Club. Long, Barbara Ann, BS - Phi Mu Threasurer 1970-71, Dean ' s List, Union Board, Notional Association of Secretaries Vice- President, Pi Siqma Epsilon, Richard L and Oma Meier Scholarship. Luker, Deborah, B.S. - Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean ' s List, Amer- ican Management Society Award. Madden, William R., B.S. - Sigma Phi Epsilon President 1970-71, Vice-President 1969-70; IFC Vice-President 1970-71, Pi Sigma Epsilon Vice-President 1970-71, Who ' s Who, Order of Omega, Dean ' s List. McConnell, Dale, B.S. - ASME, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mellord, Ike R., B.S. - Lambda Chi Alpha, Varsity Football. Melchior, Thomas S., B.S. - IEEE Chairman, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Beta Chi, Eta Kappa Nu, Freshman Math Award, Dean ' s List, Outstanding Engineer Award, Tri-State Coun- cil for Science and Engineering Scholarship. Moore, Graver Thomas, B.S. - Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronics Publicity Chairman. Morris, Roger Lee, B.S. - Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Niemeier, Dianne F., B.S. Nigh, Georgann, B.S. - Chi Omega Treasurer, TKE Calendar Girl. Page, Jill Workinger, B.S. - Alpha Tau Deha, Nursing Student- Faculty Council Treasurer 1968-69, Vice-President 1969-70; Resi- dence Hall Assistant, Phi Kappa Phi, Cap and Gown, Women ' s Council, Dean ' s List. Painter, David, B.S. - Sigma Phi Epsilon. Patterson, Janis Ann, B.S. - Alpha Lambda Delta Treasurer 1968- 69, Alpha Tau Delta Treasurer 1969-70, President 1970-71; New Unit Social Vice-President 1968-69, UCM, Brentano Scholar- ship Award, New Unit Scholarship Award, Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Phi, Nursing Student-Facuhy Council (Secretary 1968-69, Chair- man 1969-70), Shanklin Theatre House Committee. Pershing, Gary Ray, B.S. - Phi Kappa Tau (Secretary, Sergeant- at-Arms, Treasurer), Accounhng Club, Order of Omega, Admin- ishative Management Society Vice-President, Musical Madness, Intramurals. Petro, Gregory Paul, B.S. - Tau Kappa Epsilon Treasurer 1969- 70. Philhower, Jean Sharon, B.S. - Moore Hall (Vice-President 1969- 70, Secretary 1970-71), University Sing, Musical Madness, Alpha Tau Delta, UCM, Nursing Student-Facuhy Council Vice- Chairman 1970-71, Shankhn Theatre Head Usher and Costumes Committees, Residence HaU Council. Pillar, Mark Andrew, B.S. - Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pi Sigma Epsi- lon, Arnold Air Society, Varsity Golf, Intramurals, All-Campus Judicial Board, AFROTC Group Commander, Bachelor of the Year Committee Chairman. Reich, Larua Jean, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta, Associated Women Students. Richards, Patrick Don, B.S. - Accounting Club, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Administrahve Management Society, Dean ' s List. Richey, Marcy Ann, B.S. - Phi Mu. Risch, Jane, B.S. - Zeta Tau Alpha, Union Board (STA Bookstore), University Sing. Scheidler, Jerry Francis, B.S. - Phi Kappa Tau. Schlansker, Gary E., B.S - Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Varsity Swim- ming, IFC, Student Senate. Schultz, Gayle Ann Eakins, B.S. - Alpha Tau Deha, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Dean ' s List. Schulz, Stephen Eric, B.S. - Hale Hall President, Chi Gamma Iota, Hale Hall Resident Assistant, Hall Council. Seeger, Mark Alan, B.S. - Dean ' s List, French Club, ACE, ISTA, Chapel Choir, UCM Sensmeier, Bennet Oscar, B.S. Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. 188 Shields Jr., Billie L., B.S. - Arnold Air Society Commander 1969-70, Dean ' s List, Hale Hall President, Who ' s Who, Accounting Club, Administrative Management Society, School of Busmess Student Advisory Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Residence Hall Council. Shoener, Kay Marie, B.S. - Phi Mu (Secretary and President), Sigma Alpha Iota, University Choir, Dean ' s List. Slaght, Suzanne Lois, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta. Smith, Steven Alan, B.S. - Sigma Phi Epsilon, Young Republicans, Pi Sigma Epsilon. Smith, William Dorsey, B.S. - Administrative Management So- ciety, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Young Republicans. Sobbe, Kenneth C, B.S. - Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Pi Gamma Mu, Order of Omega, Judicial Board, School of Business Student Advisory Board. Stuteville, Pamela A., B.S. - Alpha Omicron Pi. Tacoma, Bay, B.S. - Tau Kappa Epsilon President 1969-70, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Blue Key, ASME, Dean ' s List. Thompson, Charlotte Ann, B.S. - Commuter Council, UCM. Trznadel, Kathleen M., B.S. Ulrich, Melvin D., B.S. - Phi Kappa Tau (President, Treasurer), Varsity BosebaU, Administrative Management Society. Walton, Gayle, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta, Intramurals, IVFC, Young Republicans. Weber, Barbara Sue, B.S. - Alpha Lambda Delta, Nev man Club Secretary 1968-69, Dean ' s List, Residence Hall Scholarship. Whitehouse, Robert F., B.S. - IEEE Vice-Chairman, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Blue Key, Eta Kappa Nu, Dean ' s List. Will, Patrick A., B.S. - Engineering Club, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Automotive Engineers. Williams, Glenda Joyce, B.S. - Alpha Tau Delta Treasurer 1970- 71, Indiana Association of Nursing Students, Dean ' s List, Varsity Band, Nursing Student-Faculty Council. Willis, Gary B., B.S. - Phi Kappa Tau, Intramurals. Witte, Darlene Kay, B.S. - Little Sisters ol Minerva (President 1970, Treasurer 1971) Alpha Tau Delta. Zengler, David Kenneth, B.S. - Phi Kappa Tau Secretary 1970-71, Pi Gamma Mu, Economics Society, Dean ' s List. Bachelor Of Music Education KauHmann, Ronald Edwin, B.M.E. - Phi Kappa Tau, University Choir, Symphonic Band, Cliamber Chorus, Deans List, University Choir President, Musical Madness Chairman. Lindquist, JeHrey Charles, B.M.E. - Phi Mu Alpha (Vice-Presi- dent 1970, Secretary 1971), University Band, Jazz Ensemble. McCord, Jr., Elijah James, B.M.E. - University Choir, Chora- layers, Chamber Chorus, Phi Kappa Phi. Pace David Kyle, B.M.E. - Phi Mu Alpha, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Pep Band, Phi Mu Alpha Dance Band, Dean ' s List. Stover Jr., Vernon James, B.S. - Phi Mu Alpha, Symphonic Band President ' 1970-71, Dean ' s List, Kiwanis Music Achievement Award for Band, University Fine Arts Festival Committee Member. Bachelor Of Fine Arts Moran, Stella May, B.F.A. - Aqua Angels, French Club, Kappa Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, The University Crescent Circulation Manager, Union Board, LinC Staff, University of Evansville Independents, Intramurals, Moore Hall Homecoming Float Chairman. Scammon, Cheryl Louise, B.F.A. - University Theatre Vice- President 1969-70, Alpha Psi Omega Theatre Honorary, Broadway Theatre League Scholarship, Pearl LeCompte Drama Scholarship, American College Theatre Festival. oRGAnizations 191 Working Together Day To Day . . . A university is like a complex machine. Before a machine can perform its work, all of its component parts must likewise be in smooth, working condition. Each individual part is vital to the machine ' s function; the loss of one part. . . no matter how small or insignificant it may seem. . . often upsets the machine ' s balance. Campus organizations are likewise vital to a university ' s bloodstream. A color wheel of activities helps provide students with a strong social diet. They learn the meaning of the word unity; they learn to work together. . . . Together 193 NCAS, the National Collegiate Association for Secretaries, organized for the purpose of furthering the interests of students in the fields of secretarial science and business education. While NCAS offered those in the business field with interesting activities, the SEA, or Student Education Association, planned activities for those in the education field. Faculty teas, talks, conferences and tours highlighted the year for the future teachers. For those students planning to enter the field of advertising, retail sales, marketing and business management the business department offered the services of the fraternity of Pi Sigma Epsilon. The marketing, management, and sales fraternity. Ken Sobbe - Pi Sigma Epsilon It was a busy year for the Administrative Management Society as they planned educational and social events for the majors and minors in the fields of engineering, economics and business administration. Capping the year ' s activities was their banquet at the Topps Restaurant in Evansville. Frank Kanowski Administrative Management Society 194 Members of the Association for Childhood Education (ACE), seek to work for the education and well-being of children, ages two to twelve. Membership in the group provides students with a further insight into the area of teaching elementary school children. 195 They ' re called the Aquacades, their habitat is water and swimming is their game. The group, formerly known as the Aqua Angels, annually put on a water show in the Carson Center pool. The wet ballet involves skits and synchronized swimming. Aquacades With emphasis on creativity, talent and scholarship, the University boasts of its Beta Xi chapter of Kappa Pi. Kappa Pi is an international art honorary promoting greater interests in the art world, on international, national and local levels. This year the chapter sponsored a faculty raffle of original art pieces from each member of the art faculty. Jean Hergenrother and Margie Hinder - Kappa Pi 196 The women ' s lib movement has invaded the PE department in the form of the Women ' s Health, Physical Education and Recreation Association, (WHPER). The group is made up of women who seem to feel that men aren ' t the only ones who can excel in the field of athletics. A football game without cheerleaders is like a fraternity without beer, a nun without a religion, and a song, without music. The function of cheerleaders has simply been said to cheer. But the quintet does more; they care, are always there. Vicki Katterhenry leader Captain Che It might be French, but the homework looks like Greek to the student. But, there ' s always the fringe benefits, . . .the parties Le Circle Francois hold, while the lands of bullfights are discussed by students in the Spanish Club. Both clubs seek to familiarize their members with the customs, people and languages of respective countries. 197 Flora Young - Alpha Lambda Delta Freshmen women who have registered for a full student load and have attained a 3.5 grade point average during their freshman year are eligible for membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, freshmen womens ' honorary. The goal of Alpha Tau Delta, the nursing honorary, is to form a strong bond of friendship among women m the nursing profession. Jan Patterson Alpha Tau Delta Mike Young - Arnold Air Commander 196 Interfraternity Council coordinates fraternity activities on campus. The group helps organize rush for men interested each spring and fall in pledging any of the six fraternities. The group usually sponsors a dance in conjunction with rush activities. The council operates with its own officers. Each of the six fraternities also elects delegates to serve as representatives on the council. With representatives from each of the sororities, Panhellenic Council strives to co-ordinate all the activities of Greek women. Encouraging good scholarship and high standards of conduct, they concern themselves with rush, pledging and initiation. This year the organized women decided to form a Junior Panhellenic Council. This counc il is composed of representatives from each of the sororities ' pledge classes. They concern themselves with the projects of these respective pledge classes. Betsy Burwash Councii Junior Panhellenic Chuck Stonehill - Interfraternity Council Bob Clayton - Senior Class Mark Miller - Freshman Class Students gam representation m Student Government Association ' s Student Senate when they elect class officers in the spring. As student senators, the class officers vote on legislation and review campus policies and proposals such as a projected teacher-course evaluation. Class presidents for 1970-71 were: junior, Mike Berg, sophomore, Madelyn Creedon, freshman, Mark Miller, and, senior. Bob Clayton. 201 Music lives forever and so do the friendships gained in the sisterhood and the brotherhood of Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha. These two honoraries were for those music students who wished Rounding out the music program at the University were the choruses of the music department. Three of the groups were formed by audition while the other two were open to all interested students. Auditions were taken for Chamber Chorus, offered through the evening college; the Choral Ayres, a group which performed pop to Bach; and the University Choir which was the figurehead of the choruses. The Chapel and Campus Choirs required only that the student was willing to sing. Doris McFadin - Sigma Alpha Iota 203 The American Chemical Society is a professional organizahon for chemists and chemical engineers, on the college level. The group offers monthly programs including speakers and plant tours of interest to students. Kappa Mu Epsilon mathematics honorary, can sum up its purpose in one statement: Unfold the glory of mathematics. The mathematics group sponsored its own week of activities, climaxed by a banquet at the Homestead. Both faculty and students comprise the membership roster of Phi Beta Chi natural sciences honorary. The purpose of the honorary IS to honor those students who have attained a high scholastic average in the natural sciences. Wayne Roell - Kappa Mu Epsilon - Phi Beia Chi If Larry Hancock - American Chemical Society 204 Its purposes are scientific, literary and educational. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is directed toward the advancement of electrical engineering, electronics, radio and allied branches of engineering. In the physics honorary, Sigma Pi Sigma, all members are required to have completed 30 or more hours of physics. This 30 hours includes study of E = mc - and velocity and speed of light and !V2%. 205 Pi Gamma Mu is an honorary organization for social studies majors and minors. This society gave recognition to those who had done outstanding work in social studies. Another organization which stressed the importance of achievement was Psi Chi. This organization promoted the advancement of pyschology and helped to encourage and to stimulate scholarship in all other fields. 206 A fashion show in Harper Dining Center featured casual, formal and beach wear designed by a young, black Evansville high school student. The show was part of a city-wide Black Culture Week. Young blacks from the University campus and the Evansville community modeled the original designs while pop music was provided by a live combo. The fashion show was one of the few formal programs held in the dining center all year. It provided students a peek at part of a culture they might not have been familiar with. This is the type of activity that the Sociology Club was stressing this year. Trent Tucker - Sociology Club 207 Dave Emge - Alpha Psi Omega Students with talent for drama and playreading blossomed forth in various readings by the Reader ' s Theatre and membership in Alpha Psi Omega, national drama honorary fraternity. Among Reader ' s Theatre contributions was the spring reading of Dylan Thomas ' Under Milk Wood . Hours of rehearsals, memorization of lines, set designing, and costuming, culminated in induction into Alpha Psi Omega for some. Linda Evinger - Newman Center 208 Varied activities were sponsored by the University Christian Movement. Students were given the opportunity to test their beUefs in action, and through this inter-action a strong fellowship of men and women resulted. Newman Center also continued to be the haven for those wanting to attend Mass, meet for confession or counseling with the resident priest. Ray Young - Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Preparation for hfe and instilling Christianity into their goals continued to be the objectives of members of Kappa Chi. The honorary fraternity sponsored a panel discussion on whether or not there is life after death. Representatives from the University campus and the Evansville community expressed their beliefs. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship also provided students a chance to read and discuss the Bible. 209 The Nifty Nine, black women ' s social sorority, concerned with the community and the social life on campus, this year gave the U of E a sense of importance. In order to aid the communication of events on campus, Residence Hall Council has been established as a needed medium used by several other service organizations. The purpose of the Associated Women Students is to provide the women on the campus with lifelong helpful programs. Black Student Union got it all together this year in an effort to provide more stimulating events- social as well as cultural. James Wilson - Black Student Union 210 After several meetings of the Union Programming Board and Student Government Association, a bond was agreed upon for the 1971-72 school year. Beginning next year the two most active groups on campus will merge into what will be known as the Student Association. However, the Union Board will continue to function as the only social programming board on campus. The president of Union Board will become the S.A. vice-president of student activities. Along with four other vice-presidents he will serve under the president of the Student Association. The merger also included several of the smaller service organizations. Bill Schoettelkotte - Student Government Association Jeff McDaniel - Union Board 21 Herb Ziegler - Photo Editor Gary Dyer - Editor-in-Chief Tim Schermerhorn, Gnry Dyer, Ccirter Taylor, Herb Ziegler and John Rickenbaugh - Photographers Cathy Fondong - Organizations Editor Paul Minton - Faculty Editor The LinC is the yearly pubUcation of the University. Its title stands for, Life m College. This is exactly what each staff tries to accomplish each year, to cover every aspect of the college experience of each respective year. Stephanie Ligon - Managing Editor 212 Joe Ellert - Managing Editor, Spring Greg Thomas - The Catalyst Editor - Pi Delta Epsilon As a weekly publication, the University Crescent covered important campus happenings and gave both the staff and the students a voice on any issue. This year, the journalism staff began a new publication, The Catalyst. It was a quarterly publication, literary and informative. Adding to the media of the University was WEVC, the FM radio station. The student-staffed station gave the community music and social comment. Fall and winter, 1 to r: Gary Robinson, sports ed.; Bob Carithers; managing ed; Wayne Kline, ed-in-chief; Suzanne Wright, campus ed Suzanne Lachen - Business Manager Bruce Burchfield - Editor-in-Chief, Sprmg Residences And When The Evening Comes 216 Resident students found the dorms quite a bit different from fiome. They weren ' t used to the early fire drills, their own clean-up jobs and bothersome roommates. But, by the end of the year, they got used to the early morning get togethers, the cluttered rooms, and roommates became inseparable. They couldn ' t get this type of living at home, and they found it a unique experience. We Smile 217 Brentano Hall BRENTANO HALL First Row: Barbara Bndwell, Nancy Larman, Susan McMahan, Lori Turpm, Karen Wilson, Marsha Keeney, Linda McDonald and Paula Minton, Second Row: Pannela Pelton, Ginger Copp, Lennea Nagel, Dea Dea Ake, Dee Jackson, Mary Beth Lanning, Mary Hill, Sandy Jochim and Anita Atz Third Row: Joan Rexing, Elaine Hopf Debbie Ross, Cyndy Theisinq, Jean Stephenson, Dana Huebschman, Huggy Bear, Ehzabeth Whitmer and Nancy Haigh Fourth Row: Pat English, Susan Davis, Judy Moron, Carol Ellis, Ginny Slack and Kathy Deom. 216 Moore Hall First Row Dons McFadin, Sharlyn Kauffman, Kathy Franks, Nancy Burns, Jam Hoff, Linda Goffinef, Donna Reckelhoff, Judi Hayden, Yvonne Short and Barbara Gerberick Second Row: Joyce Webb, Vivian Noon, Dorothy Hasenour, Bea Adkisson, Debbie Tierneyl Darla Himmelheber, Carol M artin, Leonna Heckman, Gwen Reismg, Betty Martin, Jeannette Brewster, Jan Droll and Jan DeCoilo, Third Row; Debbie Partenheimer, Mary Lee Mathis, Cathy Cato, Chris VoUmer, Joanne Tovson, Jane Farrar, Cindy Medenwald, Joyce Zihak, Susan Long, Karen Brown, Sandy Barnthouse, Rita Gauck, Gayle Reinitz, Irene Hasenour and Ernestine Ramsey. First Row: Shirley Cowles, Rosetta Schnell, Debby Alcola, Debbie Comer, Linda Hebner, Becky Lindsay, Sheila Harris, Sue Feldmeyer, Linda Willits, Debbie Proctor, Glenda Williams, Tracy Clyatt, and Marilyn Life. Second Row: Nancy Hodapp, Beth Herman, Mary Mar- tin, Chris Devlin, Nancy Dudine, Joann McGee, Ellie Price, Connie Flica, Sandy Greer, Hope Matteson, Jan Engleman, Sue Gauck and Sue Biese. Third Row: Rosalyn Bonds, Judy Brewster, Jacinta Austin, Mono Netherland, Betty Sonner, Cathy Jones, Karen Bram- let, D ' Annistine Coakley, Janeen Willis, Sherry Risk, Cindy Buchan- an, Susan Perry, Jean Hubbard, Debbie Francis, Laurie Potts and Carrie Randall. 220 New Unit First Row: Chen Lester, Debbie McDaniel, Debbie Troyer, Jackie Weaver and Becky Tucker Second Row Samanda Jeude, EUisa Kamplain, Meg Dettwiler, Pamela Stein, Mary Behounek, Kathy WUson, Carol Hill, Kathleen Jo Flynn and Pat Keller. Third Row; Sara Smith, Sharon Rogers, Gail Penniger, Bobby Stein, Mary Boyce, Marian Heller, Margie Goetzinger, Pam Muirhead, Lynn Ward, Barb Joest and Stephanie Ligon. Fourth Row: Gayle Fish, Judy Mackey, Kathy Efnor, Linda Grove, Brenda Sabelhaus, Beth Hansen, Janice Himmelhaver, Bonnia Cook and Sue Partridge 222 Harper ' s Hosted If students experienced anything at all during the school year, it was standing in line. They learned to stand in line to register for classes, to buy books. . .and to eat. Hungry res ident students lined up each day, impatiently waiting for the ' ' gates to go up at Harper Residence Dining Center. And after standing in line once, they ' d stand in line again for second helpings. . .and possibly thirds. Harper ' s was also the setting for several special events during the year — a black fashion show part of a city-wide Black Culture Week , French night , featuring French entres decorations and candle-lit tables; and Chinese food and decorations in conjunction with the Union Board ' s China Week . 224 First Row: Greg Lewis, Bill Engelhardt, Earl Wolf, Rick Young, Herman Oliver, Bob Stepan and Lloyd Farr. Second Row: Steve Schulz, Dick Parrish, Jerry Walters, Joe DeVoss, Bill Kittner, Dave Atherton and Kirby Hendrick. Third Row: Mike Mcintosh Dick Painter, Sam Oberhausen, Tim Spears, John Wheaton, Ron Hauffman, Stuart Whitlock, Steve Houston, Bruce Burchfield, Carl Funkhouser, Mark Deuser, Lyle Daniel, Isaac Beasley and Buddv Pelter. 226 Hughes Hall Lying: Terry Backensto, First Row; Dave Ziegler, Mike Reed, Dave Jordan, Parvin Price, Jim Murphy, Gerald Crav ford and Mike Body, Second Row: Dean Cody, Don Cork, Paul Clausen, Terry Brameier, Bruce Brown, Dove Gelhausen, Mike Meyerose, Chuck Berdell, John Moss, Merv Johns, Bill Bettaq, John Bryant, Al Frazier, Mark Newlin, Jerry Cleeter, Jim Ferguson, Harry Brown, George Canden, Dennis McFatridge, Bob Shanks, Steve Cox and Nils Nillson. 228 A r Bonds Rosalyn 220 Cooper, Edward 162 Abbot, Don 173 Bone Barbara 161 Cooper, Marvin 72 Adkisson, Dea zzU Bonenberger, Richard 85,174 Cork, Donald 162,228 Adkisson, Stella 173 Copp, Ginger 218 Adlei, Patricia 173 Boutwell Thomas 161 Couter, Wallis 162 Agan, Dan 80 Bowdon Susan 74 Cowles, Shirley 220 Ake, Uiane zzU Boyce, Mary 222 Cox, David 140 Alcala, Debbie 220 Cox, James 176 AUegree, Neale 160 Boyd Glenda 161 Cox, Steve 228 AUen, Judy 74 Boyd, Marsha 175 Craig, Jon 83,162 Allen, Pam 74 Brameier, Terry 228 Craig, Susie 79 Allred, bteve oo Brashears Rick 85 Crafton, Carolyn 162 Alston, Nan 160 Bredwell ° Crafton Linda 87 Alvey, bettye IbU brewer. Jay i o Crane, Constance 162 Ander, Janice 173 Cravens, Bob 85 Anderson, Susan 160 Drewster, juay iDi,zzu Crawford, Beth Ann 162 rinaerion, iviiKe idu Breunig, Wayne 175 Crawford, Gerald 228 Angermeier, Karen 83 Brill, Becky 87 Creech, Becky 78 Angermeier, Stephen 173 Brmk Bruce 102 103 Creedon, Madelyn 83,201 Angus, Bonnie Jo 160 Britton Lmda 83 Creekmur, Diana 74 Arensman, r red oo,lbU Croce, Cynthia 176,194 Armstrong, Tom 20 Britner Mark 90 Crouch, Larry 85 Arnold, bob lUU Brizius, Karita 74 Cummings, Tom 79 Ash, Mary Sue 173 broerman, Linda ibi Cusack, Tim 80 Atherton, Dave 226 Droerman, nicnara i o D Atherton, Doug 98,100 Dramiet, is.aren zzu Atterbury, Donald 1 J Brown, Bruce 228 Daily, Joan 87 Atz, Anita 218 brown, riarry ZZo Daily, Karen 74 Aufderhar, John 75 Brown !err l75 Dalton, Janice 162 n u V iL 1 cn Ault, Kathy IbU Daniel, Lyle 226 K . ■ J ■ , oon Austin, Jacinta zzU Brown Karen 220 Danner, Jerry 162 Brown Kenneth 175 Darr, Eva 79,176 B Bruns, Bill 102,103 Dcrrow, Diane 79 ■D 1 1 T OOO rJackensto, lerry 2zo Davis Lonna 49,83 backes, Ld oo Bryant, John 175,228 Davis, Sharon 176 banr, nick Davis, 100,176 tJoKer, xviicnaei i Bugher Jennifer 79 Davis, Susan 218 baker, btanley 1 4 Durcniieici, Diuoe lo, xiZiU Davis Tom 84 baker, oteve ou Deckard, Debbie 87 boldridge, Julia j Durneti, v_,iay loi DeCoito, Jan 220 oaidridge, netiecca y, 1 4 Burns Bill 102,103 Delano, Faye 79 Daliard, i nuclc ou Burris Nancy 220 Deluca, Bob 77,97,100 Daiiara, Laene ,iuu Burton 4ary Ann 161 Deom, Kathy 218 Daisiey, reier ,idu Burwash, Betsy 85,200 Dendor, Tom 88 Banker, Susan 160 Rnco r in 1 n7 1 1 n Duse, L on iu ,iiu Dennis, Jerry 77 Baresic, John 85 Riico QiiQ 99n Duse, oue Ziu Deppen, Joseph 162 Bornabee, James 160 Burton Freda 175 DePue, Jeanne 176 Barnett, Ann 79 DUTier, v_,neryi Dettwiler, Meg 222 Rrtrnoft PViillinT MA Darnell, rnuiip j . i h Butsch Laura 28 Deusar, Mark 226 Barnett, Steven 174 Byer George 161 Deutsch, Mary 162 bartn, bnerry ibU Byrd, Samuel Jr. 161 Devaisher, Ronald Bartholomew, Becky 197 Devine, Ann 83 Bornthouse, Sandy 220 c Devlin, Chris 220 Barton, George 174 Callis, nichard 1 o DeVoss, Joseph 162,226 Bossett, Larry 174 Carder, Tamara 79 Dewigg, John 80 R c■(ln Ton 1 Rn 1 Q ' iJCISnn, Jell lDU,lSu r ,rHV aTC RnK 77 ' -jCirnners, dod Dicks, Pamela 162 Bcrteman, Danny 174 __l:l„ T 11 n i ITC L-arlile, Janella 4,1 o Dicks, Mike 90 Dales, Uavid l H t i 1 D 11 nn Carslon, bill yu Dickey, Tom 162 D r 1 1 iA bauman, rred 1 4 L-arnanan, L-neryl Ibi Dickey, Clatonya 162 Daugn, Lvan n i 4 L arpenter, Decity y Dai, Susie 83 bear, Huggy zlB i 1 D _1 1 1 C 1 Carpenter, nobert ibi Dillow, Bob 77 D 1 I OOC beasley, Isacc lib Carroll, Pamela 175 Donohoo, Brenda 163 beaudway, Mark oo Carroll, Steve 100 Donoh 00, Maurice 83 Becker, Jerry Allen 160 Carson, busan ibi Douglas, Mike 202 D l-««- Dill QQ beckner, bill oo —I , 4 ir no ICl Carter, Mary Kay oJ,ibi Downen, Kathy 83 Behounek, Mary K- 87,222 Crtrhar O+ic 1 7S V UI IcI , V— ' lib 1 J Draheim, Cindy 74 Beidleman Francis 1 74 Cato Cathy 220 Draheim, James 162 Bell, James 77,98,100,174 Catt, Doug 88,100 Droll, Jan 220 Bennett, John 80 Catt, Randall 175 Dudine, Nancy 220 Beonigck, Larry 90 Chamberlain Vinal 1 62 Dumoit, Kathy 176 Berdell, Charles 228 Chandler, Vicki 79 Dunbar, Charlotte 87 Berg, Mike 88,201 Chin, Eddy 90 Dunn, Bob 88 Bergen, Sharon 83,174 Church, Kathy 175 Dyer, Gary 212,240 Berger, Jack 80 Clark Dave 88 Bernhardt, Barbara 74 Clark, Mike 100 Eckles, Pamela 163 Berndge, Rob 77 Claus, Steve 102,103 Edmundson, Dan 85 Berry, Luann 83,160 Clausen, Paul 228 Etnor, Kathy zzz Bettag, Anthony 160 Clayton, Bob 110,175,201 Elder, Tony 88 Bettag, Bill 228 Cleeter, Jerry 175,228 LUert, Joe ZIJ Biosini, John 80 Clevland, Robert 162 r i 1- 11 r ■ J 1 CO Lluoti, Uavid IbJ Biggs, Sherry 83 Clizer, Cheryl 83 r ! r 1 T ■ J 1 OO Elbot, Lindsa loz Bippus, Bruce 161 Clutinger, Robin 226 ) Elliot, Mike 88 Birch, Mark 84 Clyatt, Tracy 220 r ! 1 ■ i 1 o 1 Q Ems, Carol 218 Birchler, Charles 79 Cochran Ronald 176 Ellsworth, Carol 87 Bivins, Charles 90 Cody, Dean 176,228 Elson, Nancy 83,163 Blockiord, Craig 97,98,100 Coffey, Rick 77,106,1 10 Emge, Dave 28,208 Blake, Peggy 161 Coflland, Sandy 87 Emge, Teresa 163 Blanck, Debbie 79 ColJel, Beth Ann 79 Blume, Donald 161 Collier, Sue Hixon 176 Englehardt, BUI 226 Body, Mik(- 22S Comer, Debbie 220 English, Patricia 163,218,210 BogoB, Pam 78 Conner, Deonn 162 EnJow, Larry 176 Bohall, Thorese 174 Cook, Bonnia 83,222 Ennis, Caroline 163 Bohlrbor, Konnelh 174 Cfxikley, D ' Annifitine 220 Epemier, Bruce 176 Bohm, Debbie 87 Cooksey, Chuck 101 Epple, Cronelius 163 Bolon, Brf.nda 83,174 Coc n.Mike 176,195 Erwin, Steven 163 232 Esarey, Mike 90,97,100 Etienne, Leona 176 Evans, Paula 163 Everbach, Wayne 88,176 Evinger, Linda 208 F Farr, Lloyd 226 Forrar, Jane 220 Fearheily, Robert 77,81 Fehd, Dale 85,163 Fehsenfeld, Joanne 87,163 Feldmeyer, Sue 220 Fenwich, Peggy 176 Fenneran, Lois 74 Fern, Tim 90 Ferguson, Jim 228 Fish, Gayle 222 Fisher, Anita 163,206 Fisher, Deborah 87,163 Fisher, Jim 100 Flanagan, Mike 88 Fleaka, Connie 220 FUck, Gerald 163 Flint, Lois 163 Floyd, Sandy 177 Flynn, Kathleen 87,222 Fondong, Cathy 212 Fontana, Paula 177 Forche, Mike 88,100 Fowler, Cathy 74 Fox, James 177 Fox, Mathe 163 Fox, StephanD 177 France, George 72 Francis, Debbie 220 Franks, Kathy 220 Frank, Kenneth 177 Eraser, Lynn 87 Frazier, All 228 Fieeburger, Sandy 74 r reeman, Mark 88,100 Freyhng, Deborah 164 Fritz, Constance 164 Fuquay, Gayle 164 Fulkerson, Stuart 177 Fulmer, Rick 77,81,100 Funkerhouser, Carl 226 G Gallagher, Bill 77 Gallagher, Louis 100 Gallas, Bob 90 Galloway, Debbie 87 Gangstead, lohn 77,100 Garber, Emily 164 Gardner, Pamela 42,164,199 Gascoigne, Sue 79 Gauck, Rita 220 Gehausen, David 164,228 Gerber, Nancy 74 Gerberick, Barbara 220 Gerth, Mary Louise 177 Gibbons, Robert Lee 164 Gilles, Mike 88,164 Gillcrest, Frank 77,100 Gillcrest, Jim 77 Glaser, Bob 100 Glisson, Susan 164 ' Goedeke, Ken 88,177 Goetzinger, Margie 222 Goffinet, Linda 220 Goodwin, James 177 Gorman, Susie 87 Gorski, Jean 177 Gooch, Geoff 77,101 Gough, Mike 90,164 Graham, Susan 87 Grave, Linda 222 Graves, Irving 72 Green, Phihp Gries, Janice 177 Griffin, George Ann 74,164 Grisham, Patsy 83 Greenfield, Emma 164 Greenwell, Gary 164 Greer, Sandy 220 Guard, Charles 177 Guard, Peggy 79 Gunn,Paul 77,100 Guynn, Stan 72 H Habig, Mary Jane 79 Hahn, Greg 77,100 Hahns, Rob 90 Haigh, Nancy 218 Mains, Debbie 83 Haitsch, John 88 Haley, Suzanne 164 Halkowich, Judith 164 Hallam, Stanley 177 Hamerstadt, Bill 88 Hansen, Bob 88 Hass, Peter 77,178 Hammerstadt, Jay 77 Hancock, Larry 164,204 Handziak, Ronald 177 Hankins, Warren 148 Hardin, Donald 177 Hardin, Marion 164 Harmon, Chris 79 Harmon, David 177 Harp, Edna 79 Hams, Ira 164 Harris, Sheila 220 Hart, Mary 74 Hartman, Ruth 165 Hartz, Joe 77,100 Hasenour, Dorothy 177,220 Hasenour, Irene 220 Hashe, William 165 Houghey, Mike 88 Hauschild, Glenda 165 Havens, John 85,165 Hayden, Judi 74,165,220 Hayden Hayes, Jack 100 Hawkins, Bob 100 Hebner, Linda 220 Heckman, Leanna 165,220 Hedrick, Kirby 226 Hemeneway, Charlene 165 Heneison, Shirley 165 Hennig, Libby 79 Hergenrother, Jean 165,196 Herman, Beth 220 Hickhn, Kathy 87 Hill, Carol 222 Hill, Mary 218 Hilli, Marion 222 Himmelheber, Darla 220 Himmelhaver, Janice 210,220 Hmder, Marge 196 Hirschman, Debbie 87,196 Hisgen, Gewn 165 Hobgood, Charles 88 Hochstelter, Jim 85 Hodapp, Nancy 220 Hoff, Barb 83 Hoff, Jam 220 Hoff, Ronald 178 Hoffman, Cindy 83 Hoffmaster, Diane 178 Hogans, Bernard 165 Hohl, Arlene 178 Hoover, Forest 80 Hopf, Elaine 218 Horstman, Beth 74 Hortin, Linda 165 Hoskins, Sheila 178 Hosteller, James 120,165 Houston, Steve 226 Houghland, Etson 178 Hubbard, Jean 220 Hueber, Terry 85 Huffman, Ron 226 Huebschman, Dana 218 Humphrey, Mike 77 Huppert, Ted 178 Hunteman, Linda 165 I leardi, Steve 98 Irwin, Sharon 178 I Jackson, Dee 218 Jackson, Pat 88 James, David 165 James, Mike 85 Jarboe, Kathy 83 Jeffery, Billy 165 Jerger, Debbie 74 Jergens, J. D 85 Jeude, Samanda 222 Jochim, Sandy 218 Joest, Barb 222 Johann, Sharon 165 Johns, Curt 107 Johns, Mervin 178,228 Johnson, Bob 80 Johnston, Carolyn 166 Johnson, Cindy 79 Johnson, Janet 165 Johnson, Sheridan 166 Jones, Cathy 220 Jones, Martin 88 Jones, Marty 100 Jones, Paul 178 Jordan, Dave 228 JuUan, Ann 79 K Kaiser, Fred 80 Kamplam, L. 222 Kanowsky, Frank 88,178,194 Kares, Janet 166 Karkowski, Shari 166 Kasbohm, Carol 166 Katterhenry, Vicki 87,197 Kauffman, Ron 182 Kauffman, Sharlyn 220 Keech, Mike 80 Keeney, Marsha 218 Keelem, Ron 178 Keller, Bonnie 79 Keller, Pat 222 Kelly, Murray 100 KeUy, James 159 Kempf, Deborah 166 Kesling, Marcia 79,166 Kessens, Mike 88 Kieffner, Mary Ann 166 Kimes, Anita 74 Kincaid, Debbie 218 Kmsey, Phillip 148 Kishne, Tom 88 Kittner, Bill 90,226 Klmck, Carolyn 83 Klme, Wayne 166,213 Knapp, Daryl 77 Knight, Rebecca 87,166 Kmght, Steven 166 Knust, Patti 79 Koch, Paul 100 Koch, Robert 1 66,209 Kohmescher, Bob 80 Kohmeser, Paul 80 Kost, Herman 88 Kremer, Julia 166 Kuebler, Glenda 87 L Lachen, Suzanne 168,213 LaGrange, Ron 90,166 LaKomp, Nolo 178 Lambert, Michael 178 Landrigh, Karla 87 Longford, Ten 79 Langsdale, Kieth 28 Langhelm, Tom 77 Lannig, Mary Beth 218 Lappen, Kathy 79 Larman, Nancy 218 Lawrence, Lynn 79 LeClere, Jon David 88 Lee, Dana 178 Leek, Steven 166 Leftwich, Danielle 79 Leibunguth, Sandra 178 Leighty, Carlo 84 Leimgruber, Mehnda 87 Lennig, Arthur 85,178 Lester, Chen 222 Lewis, Greg 226 Ligon, Stephanie 87,212,222 Life, Linda 87,166 Life, Marilyn 220 Lmegar, Steve 88,100 Lindquist, Jeffery 182 Lmdsay, Becky 220 Lindsay, Patricia 167 Lmdsey, Pam 167 Little, Harold 167 Little, Ron 77 Litto, Chris 90 Lockhart, Harry 100 Loehrm, Mary Anne 167 Long, Barb 83,178 Long, Kcthryn 167 Long, Susan 220 Longest, Dennis 85,167 Louhgrie, Leah 74 Loveless, Beth 87 Lower, Mehnda 83 Lucas, Patricia 167 Mon lin Mnrb- 99fl iNewiin, i iarK zzo rieynoia.s, iNoei 143 Luker Deborah 179 Mewton, Bruce 226 Niemeier, Dianne 179 Rice, Nancy 169 Lynch, Dick 77 Nigh, Georgann 179 Rir-hj rr-lc Pi-rtrir-U 1 Rfl ni(_iiuiijb, X QiriCK 1 ou M iNign, iviiKe ou Richey, Marcy 180 Millcnn Mile R 99R INUlSOn, INllS oO,ZZo Ricketts John 169 ackey, Judy 222 KIimni,-Vil Rill QO iNimnicnt, Dili 3U Rir-lf onKmioVi InVin IRQ 919 nic itfefiiuu uy 11, junii id3,ziz r iQCKsy, oaJJy oo Noe, Peggy 168 niiey, Denny 143 Nlac Quicf5 N ' lory Jonne 83 I ' luiiiiig, ronieia i j Risch, Jane 79,180 Madden, WiUiam 85,179 Noon, Vivian 220 Risk, Sherry 220 N ' IqcIisoii Kothy 87 Northraker, Julie 79 Ritter, Jerry 88 Madrid, Mike 77 167 199 iNorinern, L-nris oo Ritter Mark 88 Ndai r Jenny 79 Nourse, Nancy 168 Roberts, Judy 78 Nurrenbern, Gerald 179 Roberts, Kay 155 ar hcrio Bob 90 o Bobbins, Beth 79 Margherio, Jim 90 x -cinriii c Ti-i i-i 9nfi iviarsnaii, v raig ud Oagley, Lois 168 Robinson Gary 79 iviartin, ijeity zzu Oberhausen, Sam 226 Robinson James 72 Rogers, Sharon 222 lYiarnn, juaiin id3 O ' Donnell Jackie 79 Rogers, Linda 169 XX—rtin R -,Vicirt 1 m I ' luriin, riuiJt;!! loo Ohve ' r H erlJn 226 Roark, Patti 87 arr, Jerri 74 Rodgers, Bob 77,100 Masa, Kathleen 167 Olsen Janet 83 N4ason, t ' felissa 87 Ordner Frank 168 Roell, Wayne 90,169,204 Masters, Jack 167 OSnllivnn ' Viorrv R ' w o uiii vuii, oiiciiy oo Rookstool Ben 79 MntKic Mrrru T oo 99(1 Ottman Nancy 87 Rosenfeld, Libby 79 Mntoor Rotci fll Rotzien Casey 83 Matteson, Hope 220 p Roy Marty 90 Mattingly Randy 100 Pace David 179 Ruble, Marilyn 169 Page, Jill 179 Mr ' iud lev ' Painter David 179 Rudnick Kenneth 170 McAllister Maranna 167 Pointer Garlene 74 Ruifett, Mike 85 h cColment Nancy 167 Painter, Richard 226 Rupp, Pete 97 McCord ' lames l82 ' i UIK.il, I .U(Iiy IDO Russ, Kathleen 170 Pnrrich Pmil 1 RR 99fi Russell, Donna 74,170 McConnen ' oiarlotte 74 Portenheimer , Debbie 220 Rust, Richard 170 McConnell Dale 179 Patterson, Dave 85 , Ruster, Jim 77,100 Patterson, Greg 90 McStch n leIniri68 Patterson Janis 198 s McCoulloT h ° 168 Prrrtrirlrro W 999 Sabelhous Brenda 222 McDade°Dave 72 Poi-ICO Rot + KO 1 RR i cUbe, tJeUyti 1 DO Sachs Diana 83 McDanll olbbie 222 Portv Milfo 77 1 on Salee Chuck 77 McDaniel Jeff 211 Pelter Buddy 226 Sanders Rando 1 96 McDonald Linda 218 Pelton Pamela 218 Saur Ron 28 Pemberton, Janet 74 Scammon Cheryl 28 170 cFadzean, Dave 28 Peninger Gail 222 Schafer Beverly 70 h cFatridge, Dennis 228 Perkins Dave 209 Schaffer Jane 74 McGee, Joann 220 Porlit7 Pf lllf 7Q McGinnis, Srnithy 28 Porinn MrrrcVii-t RT IRQ Shanks Bob 228 Mcintosh Mike 226 Perry, Susan 220 Scheidler Jerry 170 McKinney, Elaine 79 X erbiiiiiy, yvooQy 3U Schermerho?rTim 212 l lCI .lilIltr y , Ixcrllll JO,tUU,iUO I ' lL IVLbblV, , Jilll IIU pltting l BarbarT 169 Schki™ker°Gary™7Q t ct ahan, Susan 218 pfiofor Ai qo X llclirl, t l CJU Schmitt Anothy 148 t ' Ic asters, Honnie 87 Pfictwror DohViio ft ' 169 910 Schmitt Donald 170 Mf-Willinmc I octor 77 1 7Q Philhower Jean 180 Schnell Rosetta 220 Medenwald Cindy 87 220 Pickle Wayne 40 88 Metford, Ike 100,179 Pillar, Mark 88,180 Schroeder Susan 74 t eger, Toni 88 Plommi-,nc Finn 100 IRQ Schultz Gayle 180 l esebury. Ron 100 Pompei, Angelo 85 OLIlUlli, J_.yjlll 1 U t erril, Ginny 83 T r r A P mol 1 IRQ rOnO, rQVn iO 1D3 Schultz Steve 226 Morn It T nrrv 1 KR 1 011 Powers, Peggy 169 Meyer Patli 74 roner, I ' lereaiin o Schue Dave 100 Meyerrose, Mike 228 Pf tte Trrnrio 990 roiis, i ourie zzu S ch wenk Ruth 74 eyers, Ljqti oo Prasartthongosoth, Prasopuk 100,180 Schoettelkotte Bill 211 Mil-Una] Hni icri I 7Q Pr.,-o Fllon IRQ 990 rrice, JLiien id3,zzu iviuier, Liaine o Price, Parvin 228 i- H r rril 1 70 ocuii, vjiaii i u Miller Jerri 87 Price, Verna 160 Milis, Robert 168 Sergesketter , Roger 116,1 70 Miller Mark 201 Shake, Sam 90 Shake, Sandra 180 Minl - n Pmiln 919 91R Prutzman, Lorno 87 Shane, Mertice 81,106 M■ n n ll riz-tn 1 (111 Pnrr-oll WnUor QO 1 ftO I UiCeil, VVUlltrl uJU,10U Sharper, Bill 100 Moore, Grover R 179 R i iOian, oi6iia loz. Shelton, Ken 88 Morgan, Judy 218 Roeber, Jemi 74 Sheperd Ann 79 Morgan, Ronald 168 naeoer, r iarcia H,ij Sheperd L!nda 70 I ' lCJi IIS, nogtf 1 1 3 Raeburn, Doug 77 Moss, John 228 nandali, uarne zzu onepara, iviario i u M r r.r- 1 K n U eieirt IRR (•lIiJi.K, ivU I 1 OO Rnmou IP 1 flO jiuiTHjy, J i ou Shields, Billy 181 Mii£.V Il neiin Rill RD I ' lU niQllelll , Dili QW Ramsey, Ernistine 220 i ' luiKtry, jdiciy i oo Rayne, Linda 87 Shoener, Kay 83,182 Mil 1 i-l- £..-i l P(-in-i 999 necKeinoii, L onna zzu YAwtrMrj tim 99R necoDS, Dieve jU Shoulders Bill 88 I ' ly ' trrH, vvuiQ 1 ou neea, jnnna idu inii Inh n I 70 N R Arl Mil Q 99fl need, MiKe zzo Sieb Gerald 98 100 Ra I Rnkiirt 1 RO negai, norjeri idu Siebe, Jim 77,171 Noon, Richard 77,179 Reich, Laura 180 Simpson, Arlene 171 Ncjqei, Linnra 218 Reidy, Jane 83 Simpson, Karen 83 Nanh, Cynthio 168 Reinhardt, Randy 77 Silzmon, Greg 171 Nobs, Simon 90 Reinitz, Gayle 220 Slack, Ginny 171,218 NmU.., D ' niel 179 Reismg, Gv en 169,220 Slade, Karen 79,171 Ncole, Wrillftr 158,195 Renner, Richard 226 Slaghl, Suzzanne 181 Neftly, ).-finn ,- 168 Rexinq, Joun 218 Slick, Rob 77 Nelherland, Mono 220 Reynoldw, Charles 72 Smith, Jeanne 28 234 Smith, Gail 83 Smith, Rick 100,196,171 Smith, Sam 80 Smith, Sara 222 Smith, Steven 181 Smith, William 181 Snyder, Gary 77 Snyder, Jackie 15 Snyder, Jane 87,171 Snyder, lerry 80 Sobbe, Ken 77,181,194 Somheil, Diana 171 Sonner, Berry 220 Sporetti, Lorene 171 Sparks, Jeff 28 Spears, Tim 226 Spilker, Rick 77 SpiUer, Greg 85 Springston, Connie 171 ' Stafford, David 181 Stansberry, Donald 171 Steedman, Richard 88,171 Steele, Gayle 171 Steele, Martha 171 Stein, Bobby 222 Stem, Pam 87,222 Stennett, Stan 85 Stepan, Bob 226 Stephens, Randy 88 Stephenson, Jean 171,218 Stevens, Doris 79 Stonehill, Chuck 77,201 Storckman, Cindy 83 Stowe, Marsha 171 Stover, Vernon 182 Stump, John 85 Stump, Mary Ann 79 Stumpf, Larry 88 Swank, Linda 181 Sworrens, Jerry 171 Swart, Dan 90 T Tacomo, Paulette 74,172 Tacoma, Ray 181 Taylor, Carter 77,212 Taylor, Debbie 87 Taylor, John 77 Taylor, Randy 88 Theising, Cyndy 128 Thomas, Gregory 172,213 Thomas, Stephen 80,172 Thompson, Charlotte 181 Thompson, Doug 77 Thompson, Steven 85,172 Tighe, Thomas 172 Tierney, Debra 220 Timma, Mark 85,172 Tofani, Ann 172 Torson, Joanne 220 Treat, Joh 83,200 Troth, Karen 172 Troyer, Debbie 222 Tucker, Becky 222 Tucker, Trent 172,207 Turner, Lena 79 Turpin, Lori 218 Trznadel, Kathleen 181 u Ulrich, Marty 90 Uliich, Mel 90,181 Underwood, Marsha 87 Unverzagt, Jim 116 Ungethum, Susan 172 V Vanausdool, Donna 172 Van Briton, Mike 100 Vanden, George 228 Vanik, Bob 100 Villarruel, Fernando 100 Voegle, Cynthia 172 Vollmer, Chris 220 w Wagner, Liz 74 Wahlman, Leanne 74 Waitman.Ted 88 Walder, lohn 88 Walk, Becky 79,172 Walker, Cleo 72 Wallace, Mindy 83 Walters, Jerry 226 Walton, Gayle 181 Wambach, Brad 100 Wajdyala, David 172 Ward, Lynn 222 Washington, Willie 72 Weaver, Jackie 222 Webb, Joyce 220 Weber, Barbara 182 Weeks, Marilyn 172 Weesner, Jane 79 Weiss, Tom 100 Weist, Sharon 172 Welmer, Steve 107 Wellemeyer, John 120,182 Wellemeyer, Judy 172 Westlall, Betty 172 Whaeaton. John 226 Whitehouse, Bob 182 Whitlock, Stuart 226 Whitmer, Elizabeth 218 Wigner, Jerome 90 Wilder, Dave 85 Will, Butch 80 Wai, Patrick 182 Willis, Gary 90,182 Willis, Jannene 220 Willits, Linda 220 Waiiams, Benita 173 Williams, Cheryl 173 Williams, Glenda 182,220 Waiiams, Mark 100 Williams, Suzanne 74 Wilson, Don 100 Wilson, Greg 90 Wilson, James 210 Wilson, Karen 218 Wason, Kathy 222 Wason, Peggy 74 Winterkorn, Brenda 83 Wmterheimer, Steven 173 Wink, Karleen 173 Witte, Darlene 182 Whitsett, Susan 79 Wolff, Earl 226 Wolf, Lou 88 Wright, Nancy 87 Wright, Suzanne 173,213 Wulff, Peggy 79 Wum,Tom 102 Y Yates, John 85 Yeoger, Steve 77 Yeager, Mark 173 Yeiser, Jan 28 Young, Deborah 173 Young, Flora 198 Young, Mike 198 Young, Phillip 173 Young, Ray 209 Young, Rick 226 z Zell, Kathy 83 Zendell, Joseph 173 Zengler, David 90,182 Ziegler, Dave 228 Ziegler, Herbert 173,212 Zihak, Jlyce 220 Zimnor, Dave 80 So Much Of Life Ahead We ' ll Find A Place Where There ' s Room To Grow U of E: England Campus Beginning in the fall of the 1971-72 school year the University of Evansville will hold classes at the new campus in Grantham, England. The campus will be at Harlaxton Manor nestled in Nottingham Forest. The course offerings will be strictly for liberal arts and fine arts majors. Heading the foreign campus will be Professor Jeremy Rusk, with two assistants. Professors Michael Carson and Bruce Bauman. The students will be involved in study for six months and will tour the country for three months. 238 And Yes We Lived 1971 This was the year, 1971. It had begun with excitement for the frosh, and as a last time for everything for the seniors. You, the students, made it all happen. You gave it the brillance and dullness of a year of good and also bad. It was rounded with a theme of searching for each and every student. We, the 1971 staff, hope you found your search successful and that we successfully followed your moves, in these 240 pages. 1971 LinC Staff Editor-in-Chief Gary Dyer Managing Editor Stephanie Ligon Photo Editor Herb Ziegler Copy Editors Joe EUert, Don Stansberry Artwork Tom Armstrong Sports Editor Mike Madrid Academics Editor Paula Minton Organizations Editor Cathy Fondong Seniors Editor Don Stansberry Index Editor John Rickenbaugh Photographs taken by student photographers Herb Ziegler, Tim Schermerhorn, Carter Taylor, Maria Shepard, Mike Berg, Lee Jerger, Bruce Burchfield, Max Fall, Wayne Kline, Linda Davis and Gary Dyer. Other photographs courtesy of Doug Henry, Robert Byler, Bill Adkins, Randy Dieter, Robert Burke, Sonny Brown, Dave Lucas, The Evansville Courier, The Evansville Press, and The Sunday Courier and Press. Copy also written by Rick Barter and Dave Longest Senior Portraits by Stewarts, Washington Square Mall Faculty Advisers: Robert Byler and Bert Lunan We ' ve Only Just Begun Copyright 1970 Irving Music, Inc. (BMI) Words: Paul WiUiams and Music: Roger Nichols Used by permission. 240 WALSWORTH Marci-linc, Mo,, I S A