University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1975 volume:

Student Publications P.O.Box 329 EvansvUle, Indiana 47701 ' Located in the Union Building ' THE LINC Yearbook (812)479-2850 TO: The Student Body FROM: The 1975 LinC Staff RE: LinC Dedication There always seems to be one person, either faculty member or adminis- trator, who goes out of their way to do as much as possible to help students alleviate some of the problems associated with college life. This year, as in every year since May 1964, one lady has put this task above all others. A part of the Union since her arrival on campus, this lady is never too busy to great visitors to the Union with a friendly smile and a cheerful hi . In an interview appearing in the September 21, 1964 issue of the Crescent, she expressed a desire to make the Union a Home away from Home to the stu- dents; A place where a student could be treated as individuals. She encouraged student participation. To this end, she was instrumental in acquiring office space for various student organizations such as the Student Association, Student Publications, Interfraternity, and Panhellenic Council. In recognition of her years of service to the student body, the 1975 LinC Staff hereby dedicates this edition of the UE LinC to: LOUISE M. LAND DIRECTOR OF STUDENT UNION TABLC OF CONT6NTS Activities . . . . Sports Greeks Organizations Housing Harlaxton . . . Faculty Seniors Senior Index . ACTIVITIES Moving in offers new friendships, challenges to be met Moving in, that experience of trying to set up a home for the next nine months, offered the returning and new stu- dents their first challenge of the new year. Having success- fully arrived at the dorm with all their earthly possessions, all that remained was to get it to their room. New friends were formed as help was so- licited from strangers with the line mind helping me with a few things up to my room . . . • 22 • l Frosh, parents gather to learn - L about college, about each other «l If I « 11 If l . ' I «• ■ ili V . . . Freshmen got their first taste of college life at the President ' s Convocation. From speeches by Univer- sity officials and handshakes by President Graves, to good food and visits to the punch bowl, the event was well at- tended and enjoyed by all . . , 23 Cassino party unleashes gamblin ' desires . . . The Union Building looked like a Las Vegas es- tablishment as students and faculty alike joined in for some wheelin ' and dealin ' at the Union Board ' s Cassino Party held September 6. Al- though the money was fake, the aire of gambling was genuine . . . 24 Egg tosses, frisbe throws hilight ROTC fall picnic deemed smashing success 4 - ' A ' ' . ■v ' ' . . . All activities were not restricted to the campus as the ROTC students assem bled at Colonel Armstrong ' s house for their annual Fall picnic. By throwing eggs and frisbees at one another, students were able to for- get their back to school blues and make plans for the coming year , . . f 7 I Louie fiddles while his foot burns . . . Despite bad wea- ther, the annual Bluegrass and Barbeque was held in the basement of Harper ' s. Rain was not the only bit of bad luck, as a enthused spectator accidentally knocked a speak- er onto the fiddler ' s foot. A little ice, and the show con- tinued . , . 26 Theatre, Newman Center introduce students to programs, activities . . . Many organization held activities introducing their programs to interested students. Students desiring information on UE Theatre were invited to a Kick-off Party sponsored by UET which included skits by UET members. Other students interested in the Newman Center could find out about it during the Center ' s Hun- gar Week activities. The week focused on the world ' s hungry and culminated in a banquet with meals varying from a cup of rice to a com- plete meal, all for the same price . . . 27 Panhell, IFC hold annual rush functions 28 Fraternities start Fall rush with annual lawn parties . , . The Fraternities got the Fall Rush season with a bang with their annual lawn parties. Sorority pledges shimmied away at the SAE Luau, danced until they were exhausted at the Sig-Ep-A- Go-Go, and squeezed to fit in the wooden form at the Lambda Chi Watermelon Bust. The TKE ' s held their annual Lawn Party, while the Phi Tau ' s had a Festival . . . 30 Organizational fair informs students . . . New students were able to become acquainted with the many organizations associated with college life at the Organizational Fair sponsored by the Union Board. Religious groups, fraternities, and other in- terested organizations set up tables handing out lit- erature to interested stu- dents. The purpose of the Fair according to the par- ticipants was to interest freshmen and new students at UE into devoting part of their spare time and energy to one of the organizations Enthusiasts ' mate ' , ' check ' opponents in UE chess tournament . . . Intense concentra- tion and utter silence ruled the conference rooms of the Union building the weekend of October 19-20 as approxi- mately 30 chess enthusiasts gathered for the University of Evansville Open, a United States Chess Tournament rated event . . , If 33 House of Blue Leaves goes to regionals . . . The UE Theatre, under the direction of John David Lutz, presented John Guare ' s House of Blue Leaves as their entry in the American College Thea- tre festival for 1974, Mem- bers of the cast were: Jeff Richards, Cheri Campbell, Becky Guy, Dave Kell, Bill Goulet, Rhona Justice, Cor- rinna Stroller, Carolyn Lan- cet, Mary Millard, Judy Smaltz, Mark Young, and Pat Smith. Skip Rhodes designed the the set and lighting while Doug Hubbell designed the cos- tuming. Technical Director was Thea Albert. Director Lutz was assisted by Kathy Baker and Jeri Gibson. Edi- tor ' s Note: House of Blue Leaves was selected to com- pete in the ACT Regional competition, but the results of this competition, had not been announced when this page went to press . . . 34 Oladapo paces soccer team with 7 goals ... U of E ' s first fall soc- cer team ended the season with a disappointing 3-8 record. The season was a far cry from the 7-4 season coach Bill Vieth had predicted early in the year. Vieth listed his key players as Keith Hoffer, Mike Z iliac, Jeff Hoffman, Charles Oladapo, Jim Wong-, Phil Hillsamer, and Mike Hawa. A 15 game season with a tournament is hoped to be on tap for 75 . . . 36 Aces end season with 8-1 mark receive Stagg Bowl playoff bid . . . Jim Byer ' s football Aces set a new school record in 1974 winning 8 of 9 outings, the only loss being to ICC foe Butler 39-16. The record gave the Aces a playoff bid for the Division III championship in the Stagg Bowl . . . Bufford surpasses Freeman ' s mark; rushes 973 yards . . . Virgil Bufford, the Cleveland, O. speed-burner, rack-up 973 yards rushing during the regular season sur- passing Mark Freeman ' s 938 yards in 1973. His efforts re- sulted 88 points for the Aces cause. Bufford finished second in ICC competition in the rush- ing department with 587 yards during ICC play. He led the league in point production with 50 . . . 13 aces named to ICC teams Uhde most valuable defensive back . . . Thirteen members of the 1974 Aces squad were re- cognized by the ICC and elected to All -ICC first or second teams. First team offensive players included tackle Randy Kranwetter and flanker Bill Studwell. First team defen- ders are tackle Dave Gossman, linebacker Charles Uhde and safety Terry Irk. Second team offensive stars are split end Rex Willoughby, guard Paul Swiz, quarterback Ron Sutton, fullback Jim Pandoli and tail- back Virgil Bufford. Uhde was also named Most Valuable De- fensive Back by the ICC coaches i  Impressive Sutton, Studwell end college careers . . . Aces field general, Ron Sutton ended his college football career after tossing a pigskin over two miles. Sutton passed for 3572 yards and con- nected for 24 TD ' s. Chief tar- get for Sutton, Bill Studwell also ended his career pulling in 103 aerials for 1283 total yards . . . 41 4 . Express wins Homecoming Spirit Week . . . Students were psyched -up for the Home- coming game the week pre- ceeding the athletic endea- vor through the Union spon- sored Spirit Week. Lawn displays were built and jud- ged, cars decorated, signs hung on the buildings or drawn on the walkways, and a pep rally help on the steps of the Union. A car and bus parade to Central stadium just before the game added to the excitement . . . Marti Taylor reigns over Homecoming game . . . Marti Taylor, a UE junior was crowned 1974 Homecoming Queen October 26 during halftime activities of the University of Evans - ville -Valparaiso football game. 5700 homecoming fans witnessed the crowning as well as the 41-15 troun- cing of Valpo by the Aces. In addition to the crowning, Mr. James Studwell, an Evansville insurance sales- man and the father of start- ing flanker Bill Studwell, was named Father of the Year. Oscar Juede, equipment manager for the Aces, was also honored with a cake commemorating his 81st Birthday . . 44 Na entertains crowd with ' 50s music . . . Sha Na Na, the world ' s most famous rock and roll greasers, perform- ed before a homecoming crowd of 6000 at Robert ' s Stadium. The crowd, con- sisting mostly of UE Alumni and students, relived the nostalgic jitterbugging era of the ' 50s cool music. During intermission, a vintage Woody automobile was auctioned off. Proceeds of the auction went to WEVC . . . Morton, Hughes win IM football 46 Hughes win CC title while BUD, Sig Eps win tennis honors . . . Hughes Hall was victorious again, receiving 1st place in IM Cross Coun- try competition. In IM Ten- nis, BUD, an independent team, were given the first place laurels in the wom- en ' s competition. Sigma Phi Epsilon, making use of strong backhands were able to cap- ture 1st place for the men AOPis hold annual Jesse James Day, Ransom prisoners for canned food . . . Kidnapping vic- tims and holding them in their suite for ransom. Al- pha Omicron Pi Sorority held their annual Jesse James Day- food drive. Unsuspecting people were abducted at gunpoint and held captive until they could find some- one willing to pay their ran- som in canned goods. Some people found it harder than others to find someone wil- ling to bail them out. The imprisonment was made more enjoyable to the pris- oners with refreshments being served ... Bayh, Lugar visit campus seeking support 49 Hughes Hall awarded first place at annual Universit) Sing . . . Hughes Hall won top honors at the Annual University- Sing. Long hours of practice culminated in the dorm resi- dents winning the coveted a- ward. Chi Omega Sorority finished second behind Hughes. Tau Kappa Epsilon and Phi Mu joined forces for the musical event and were awarded third place for their efforts . . . 50 Panhell holds presentation in Gold Room . . . New pledges and ac- tive members alike took part in the Panhellenic Council ' s annual Presentation Ball. The event culminating rush activi- ties for fall, was held this at Vanderburgh Auditorium Gold Room. Romantic music and soft lights added together to make the evening a memorable event for all . . . Aces lose heartbreaker to Central Iowa . . . 4100 loyal Aces fans, braving rain and cold weather, gathered in Reitz Bowl on November 30 only to see their dreams of a NCAA Division III national title slip from their grasp to Central College of Iowa ' s Flying Dutchmen in a 17-16 heart - breaker. Central cashed in on five fumbles, an intercep- tion, a blocked punt, and a blocked extra point kick en- route to their tenth victory of the season. The outing was the second loss of the season for the Purples. The Aces reached pay-dirt early in the game, only to give up two TD ' s before the half. The tables were turned in the second half with the Aces scoring twice to Central ' s once. The deciding factor in the game was Mike Street ' s block of a extra point kick with 1:32 left. Aces gained 334 total yards compared to only 127 for Central . . . Hale Hallers fail once again to bag bird on Turkey Day . . . Hale Hall ' s annual Turkey day proved to be suc- cessful again this year for the turkeys. The many participants were once again unable to cap- ture the elusive bird. Gene Ami in, although he didn ' t get the bird, did capture the award for the most unusual costume 14 Ik™ Nursing ceremonies cap 169 UE students . . . UE ' s School of Nurs- ing capped 169 Nurses during the year. 105 of these students began their sophomore year in the Baccaulaureate Nursing pro- gram with ceremonies at St. Benedict Catholic Church. The remaining 64 students received their caps after completing their second quarter in the Associate Nursing program. The AD ceremonies were held in Neu Chapel . . . 55 Communications ' crew travel to Reston, Va. . . . Learning is not simply an exercise in reading the text and taking down lec- - ture notes as several com- munications majors found out in December. A production crew under the direction of Robert Field, worked with a professional mobile unit from Louisville, and two newsfilm cameraman from Boston in recording the proceedings of the Lilly Endowment Confer- ence in Reston, Va. The stu- dents, consisting of Mike Ors- burn, Mike Fox, Steve Small, Joe Ellsworth, staff members Deryl Blackburn and Mark Roberts, and Rod Spaw, man- ned the cameras, sound and light boards as well as the special effects generator in the making of a documentary which will serve as a pilot program for a series on pri- vate colleges in America . . . McCutchan ' s Aces finish 13-13 on hardwoo Purples drop five of last eight due to injury filled bench ... It was a year of sharp contrasts for Coach Arad Mc- Cutchan ' s 29th edition of the Purple Aces. Road conquests of last year ' s NCAA Division II runner-up SW Missouri State and 1972 champ Roanoke were only a few of the Purple ' s im- pressive victories. Arch-rival Kentucky Wesleyan proved no match for the McCutchen squad as they won both the home-and- away series. Losses to ICC teams Butler, Valparaiso, In- diana Central, and St. Joseph ' s left the Aces with an overall season record of 13-13 and 6-6 in Indiana Collegeiate Confer- ence games . . . Mark Frog Helfrich selected honorary Aces ' captain by team ... In post season ballot- ing, the Aces selected Mark Frog Helfrich as their honorary captain for the 1974- 75 season. Frog , a senior biology major marshalled the injury riddled Purple squad to some late season heroics, as the Aces topped the century mark in scoring in three games. Frog ended the year with a 9. 5 scoring average, boosted by his 27 point effort at Kentucky Wesleyan . . . 58 Ed Shelby wins ' Big Deal ' award in balloting by Aces ' fans . . . Junior guard Ed Shelby was awarded as the season ' s Big Deal player in voting done by the Aces ' fans. To be eligible for the ballot- ing, a player had to have won Coach Arad McCutchan ' s single Big Game award at least once during the season. Shelby won the McCutchan award during UE ' s 88-79 vic- tory of Valparaiso, Shelby was the Aces ' second leading scorer with 9. 8 points per game. Runner-up in the voting was senior center Mark Hel- frich. Frog was the Purple ' s second leading rebounder with 8, 3 average and third leading scorer with 9, 5. Other Aces eligible for the award were Mike Piatt, who won the Big Game award twice, Jeff Frey, winning twice, Don Wheeler, a two time winner, and one time winners Gene Amlin, Tim Skin- ner, Roger Dunkin, and Dave Lockeridge , . . 59 Unanimous choices dominate 1974-75 Aces ' all-opponent team . . . Three Aces ' opponents were unanimous choices when time came for the selection of an all -opponent team for the past season, Joe C, Meriweather of SIU, ICC leader Jim Thordsen of St, Joseph ' s, and Mike Glenn of SIU had no problems making the All -Opponent squad. Other members of this squad include Steve Fields of Miami of Ohio and Oliver Purnell of Old Do- minion . . , 60 Frey named to All-ICC first team Helfrich, Wheeler on second team . . . Forward Jeff Frey was named to the Indiana Col- legiate Conference All ICC First team for 1974 - 75. The sophomore star paced the Aces in both scoring and rebounding with norms of 8. 8 and 17.4 respectively and averaging 32 minutes per game. Other Aces Don Wheeler and Mark Helf- rich were named to the All- ICC Second team . . . 61 UET presents Anouilh ' s Thieves ' Carnival . . . Jean Anouilh ' s Thieves ' Carnival was the second effort of UET during winter quarter. Under the direction of department head Dudley Thomas, the play, which takes place in the 1880 ' s, started Richard Smith, Bill Goulet, Darrell Troutman, Mark Young, Pat Moore fUiona Justice, Janet Org, Jeff Richards, Dave Kell, and Tom Richards as principles. Supporting roles were portrayed by Norm Brandenstein, Dolly Meenan, Hilary Thomas, Scott Lank, Walter Klimec, Barb Overman, Laurie Ross, and Ann Billingsley. Skip Rhodes designed the set while Carolyn Lancet set the lights. Clark Kimberling wrote the musical score . . . 62 63 Pam Glad, Steve Evans crowned at Zeta s Sadie Hawkin s Dance . . . The Patio area of the Union was transformed into Dogpatch, U.S.A. as the Zeta Tau Alpha Social Sorority held their annual Sadie Hawkins Day- Dance. Zetas raised $205 for the National Association for Retarded Citizens. In voting at the dance, Pam Glad was elect- ed Daisy Mae, while Steve Evans of Tau Kappa Epsilon was named L ' il Abner . , . 64 Students learn of UE ' s requirements during advising . . . Once again the stu- dents of UE were subjected to academic advising before being able to register for the follow- ing quarter. Getting that ever elusive advisor ' s signature on your wallpaper can prove to be quite a hassel. For many, thi s is the only time their ad- visors are seen. At other times during the year, advisors seem to disappear into the woodwork of the Administration Building or Moore Hall , . . €5 Greasers, comedy prevail at annual ROTC USO sh . . . ROTC presented their annual USO Show amid a wide variety of acts. From greasers to hillbillies, skits and a magic act, members entertained the small attending audience . . . Registration presents hassles for all NAME ( ' . ;ci,1 CHECK RK-ISTR T (arm STiDENib. Y w« ...-iKFillEDiMBY mSlM-.n . . . All friendships cease to exist when it comes time for registration. The most frustra- ting thing is to let your best friend in front of you in line, proceed through the first sta- tions, fill our your cards, and then find out that the class is closed. Your former friend closed it when he enrolled in it. The Great Hall, scene of the registration process, tea- ches the students the meaning of University redtape. . . Matmen finish 12-5, place fourth in ICC send 7 to nationals . . . Aces Matmen under the direction of coach Bill Par- ker, finished their season sporting a 12-5 record in re- gular season matches. In ad- dition to this record, the Aces added to their laurels a second place finish it the MacMurray Invitational Wrestling Tourna- ment and a third place in the North Central Invitational. They placed fourth in the ICC Tourney. Seven Ace grapplers advanced to Division II Na- tional Tournament. Partici- pating in the Nationals were John Williams, David Freije, Rick Guthrie, Tom Beckman, David Contreras, Mike Meunier, and Ron Read . . . 68 BSU w ins wrestling while Lambda Chi and BUD win at bowling ... As the quarter changed, so did the IM sports. Winter quarter saw BUD and Brentano battle to a tie in Women ' s Badminton, while BSU decisively won the men ' s wrestling over second place TKE. In bowling, Lambda Chi and BUD won the Men ' s and Women ' s titles respec- tively. Hughes and Phi Mu placed second in the leagues . . . r. BUD, LCA take water titles while Hughes, BUD win table tennis . . . BUD and Lambda Chi were again crowned IM champs in swimming competition. TKE and AOPi placed second in the men ' s and women ' s league re- spectively. Hughes showed ex- pertise in overcoming a strong Sig Ep team in IM Table Tennis. In women ' s competition, BUD continued in its winning ways to capture the first place laurels 71 Hughes finish over Hale with perfect 8-0 slate . . . Hughes Hall, spear- headed by Greg Silke and Mike Bodine, captured the IM Men ' s Basketball crown with a perfect 8-0 record. Only one game seperated first, second and third places. Hale Hall finished with a 7-1 slate while Lambda Chi ended the season 6-2 . . . 72 Moore Hall takes hardwood championship sporting 8-1 record ... A final game loss to AOPi sent the girls of Brentano into a three-way tie for second place in the final standings of the Women ' s IM Basketball league. AOPi, BUD, and Bren- tano finished behind a strong Moore Hall team. Moore fin- ished the season with 8-1 re- cord. Brentano made a noble stake at the title with one game remaining, only to lose in the final seconds to AOPi 20-16 . . ' ' Midsummer ' s Magic ' presented by UET as children s show nvTA ... A small protected glade of an enchanted forest was the setting for UET ' s an- nual Children ' s show Mid- summer ' s Magic . Directed by Patricia Moore for the Evans - ville Children ' s Theatre, the t vo act play starred Laurie Ross, Mark Lipps, Norman Brand enste in, Barbie Overman, Mark Young, Stuart Miller, and Kerry Price. Carolyn Lancet designed the set, while Rebecca Guy set the lights. Costume de- signer was Chris Qagley . . . 74 Coach Hodges ' diamond squad prepares for baseball season 75 ' Second Grade ' look gives Hughes Hall Musical Madness 1st . , . The men and women of Hughes Hall went Behind the Scenes in the Second Grade in order to win the 29th annual Musical Madness for 1975. Hughes Hall was only one of the eleven groups who were telling What Was It Really Like? Sororities, Fraternities, and Housing Organizations joined forces to benefit local charities while providing a seven act en- tertaining show for the cam- pus . . . 76 77 Students receive surprise holiday as snow, ice blanket UE campus . . . Students returned from Spring break only to be greeted by nearly a foot of snow in the Evansville area. University officials set a new precedent by cancelling day classes twice in one week. Not only did students get to start the second week of Spring quar- ter with a three day weekend, but they ended it with a three day weekend also. On Monday, classes were cancelled until noon. With nothing better to do, students turned their at- tention to building snowmen (women ?), or having all out war with snowballs. Friday, few snowballs were again lofted, but in fewer numbers as most students used the snow as an excuse to sleep in, once more 78 Hubbell directs Ceremony of Innocence 80 . . . Doug Hubbell turned the clocks back to 1013 in Shanklin Theatre with his pro- duction of Ronald Ribman ' s Ceremony of Innocence. In principle roles, Hubbell cast Bill Goulet, Rebecca Guy, Laurie Ross, Dolly Meenan, Dave Kell, Mark Young, and Mark Lipps. Supporting roles included Larry Johnson, Darrell Troutman, Scott Lank, Mike Paul, Richard Smith, and Pat Smith. Ralph Rhodes designed the set and costumes, while Thea Albert set the lights. Director Hubbell was assisted in the production by Stage man- ager John Wright and Assistant stage manager Judy Smaltz 81 Board of Trustees continues tradition The Student Association had taken its stand on a tuition in- crease, and the message was clear: No increase for any rea- son, UE President Wallace B. Graves characterized that type of opposition as unconstructive ' and ignorant of the economic factors affecting the Univer- sity. Looking back on the cir- ,| cumstances surrounding the Board of Trustees ' decision of March 18 to raise tuition $189 per year, it is evident Dr. Graves was correct. Students were unaware of financial considerations which prompted the Trustees ' action; their ignorance was caused by the failure of the Administra- tion to trust the student body with the information upon which those considerations were founded. The official announce- ment of the increase sounded uncomfortably familiar, like an old record scratched and worn from frequent use. In- flation was the villian, it said, and a raise was necessaiy for UE to again have a balanced budget in 1975-76. What was omitted in the release was the fact that the financial difficulty assailing most private universities had arrived in Evansville. Spending on all capital asset accounts were frozen March 11 when Dr. Frank McKenna, Vice President for Administration, had projected a budget deficit of $128,034 for the 1974-75 fiscal year. Falling enrollment was cited as the principle cause of the deficit, which last fall was almost two percent below ear- lier estimates. Concern about dropping enrollment, an annual fact since 1973, prompted an expenditure of $289,000 from reserve funds for an 18 month promotional campaign by an Oklahoma advertising firm. The student body first be- came aware of these factors May 2 when a team of student investigators reported the story in the Crescent. The Trustees, however, knew of the deficit and enrollment problems when they approved the tuition raise on March 18. It is obvious Dr. Graves wishes constructive student criticism to be based upon misleading information spoon- fed them by his staff. It is also obvious the pres- ident feels student leaders are ' ■ mi not responsible enough to make l| literate decisions based upon concrete evidence, but will n consistently vote with their pocketbook and not with their heads. The University of Evans- ville is not Sears Roebuck and Co. , and if it is to be run as such, the student should be granted the security of a guarantee. Education is a cooperative enterprise between all phases of the collegiate community. Exclusion of any faction from the processes by which educa- tional direction is shaped cheapens that education and transforms the pursuit of truth into a sham. That is a fact the present Administration should remem- ber. LinC Editorial by Rod Spaw increases tuition for 8th consecutive year VOULDN ' T HAVE DONE ANY BETTEP. MYSELF, V ALLY! Outdoor carnival, dance sponsored by Union board ... As the weather warm- ed up, the Union Board ' s activ- ities moved outside as they held their first outdoor carnival on the circle. Although the turn out was not what was hoped for, those in attendance had an af- ternoon of fun highlighted by an outdoor dance. From throw- ing jello at other students to the usual carnival condiments - ice cream, pop corn and candy apples -the carnival consisted of booths of various organiza- tions raising money for their group . . . UEouteats ISUEin sandwich-eating duel, win $250 for efforts . . . UE scored a substan- tial victory over ISUE by out- eating the crosstown rivals in a 100-foot long submarine sandwich eating contest spon- sored by the Washington Square Merchants. 25 UE men and 25 UE women consumed their por- tion of the sandwich and were awarded $250 for their efforts. Pass the Alka-Seltzer . . . 85 Pops Concert makes its own kind of music X . . . Make your own kind of Music was the theme for the annual Phi Mu Alpha Sigma Alpha Iota Pops Concert. Something for everyone was the key to the show. Every- thing from down home fiddlin ' by Sharon Schmidt to a Barber Shop Quartet was presented. Directors for the event bene- fiting the Wesley Shepard and Romayne Benedict Scholarship fund were Karla Rueger, Kathy McFaden, David Mur- phey, and Gary Bailey . . . Meyer, Capone pace Aces to 17-12 season . . . UE ' s diamond Aces, paced at the plate by Bernie Meyer and on the mound by Jon Capone finished the regu- lar season with a 17-12 slate. Meyer collected 16 runs on 31 hits to lead the Aces at the plate. Capone pitched 53 2 3 inning giving up 23 runs on 51 hits. Striking out 35 batters, he started 8 games for the Aces . . . 88 Chris Kasper crowned Miss U of E, reigns over spring week activities . , . Christine Kasper, a senior Nursing Student and member of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, was crowned Miss U of E for 1975. Miss Kasper performed the Sabre Dance from the Gayne Ballet which won her the trophy for the best talent. Janice Geurts was named first runner up, while Hope Chalker was second runner up as well as chosen Miss Con- geniality. Vanessa Green gave a narration of the Creation in her quest for the title. She was named third runner up. Diane Knox wa s fourth runner up. Winning after three years of participation in the contest, Christine, who held at least a 3. 0 CPA was awarded a $300 scholarship. Miss Kasper was crowned by Miss Sandy Swain, the 1974 Miss U of E . . . 90 91 Alpha Phi wins overall trophy as Phi Taus collect $423 at derby . . . $423. 79 was collected for the American Cancer Soci- ety as a result of the annual Phi Tau Derby held on the circle. Katherine Takashima, was crowned queen of the affair. Alpha Phi Sororoity won the Clothesline and Derby Chariot races, while Phi Mu won the egg toss and Moore won the Mad -Hatter race . . . 92 Gals unrobe; guys delighted as sunbathers dominate campus ... As the weather warmed up, UE ' s coeds began their usual ritual of trying to keep cool while at the same time get that been to Florida over Spring break look. Whether it was on the roof of Morton ' s lounge, or simply in the grass near the dorm, the girls improved the campus scenery, at least for the guys . . . 93 . i imi mnn   • , «C« UE campus swamped as torrential rains hit Evansvilleiarea . . . The UE campus was transformed into a large swim- ming pool as torrential rains hit the Evansville area in April. The unusually heavy showers caused flooding in the Union Building, closed parking lots, and a lake in the circle. Rain- coats and rubber rafts were the order of the day, as UE became the Uni -Swamp -ity of Evansville . . . Bowen dedicates Health Sciences Building . . . UE ' s newest building, the $3. 5 million Health Sciences Building, was official- ly dedicated on the 25th of April by Indiana Governor Otis R. Bowen, a licensed physician. Other featured speakers for the event were Dr. Jessie Scott, assistant surgeon gen- eral and Dr. Steven Beering, dean of lU School of Medicine. During the ceremonies, Drs. Bowen and Scott were awarded UE Medals of Honor recogniz- ing significant and outstand- ing contributions to the wel- fare of the University, the community, the state, the nation, and the world . . . Wickersham putts golf team to 9-5 record . . . Coach Perkins golf team behind the sure strokes of Mike Wickersham compiled a 9-5 record for 1975. Wicker- sham shot for medalist honors twice at Oak Meadow golf course. Other members of the golf team receiving medalist honors were Greg Olinger, who shot a 79 against St. Meinrad and Brescia, Steve Pearson, and Paul Mundy . . . 96 Voorhees ' netters end with 94- season . . . Making use of the strong backhands of Sandri Akin and Ken Oberheide, Coach Jim Voorhees ' tennis team started the season on a strong note, winning their first seven matches before losing nine -zip to the University of Louisville. David Lipscomb, DePauw, and Wabash also scored victories from the Aces before getting back on the winning track. Valpo and Ky. Wesleyan proved no match to the netters as they scored identical 9-0 games to finish the season on a 9-4 note. Other notches on the Aces ' racket include Indiana Central. U. of- Wisconsin, ISU, Vincennes, Butler, Kentucky Wesleyan, and Rose Hulman . . . 97 Hughes, Morton crowned champs in IM Softball competition for ' 75 . . . Hughes Hall, over- coming a 4 -2 lead by Lambda Chi, won the men ' s Intramural Softball with a perfect 8-0 sea- son record. The Chis fell to second place after suffering their only loss of the eight game roster. The TKE ' s ended in third place with a 5-3 win- loss record , . . ... In the Women ' s di- vision, Morton, also undefeated in seven outings received the first place crown. The gals from AOPi finished second while Brentano ended in third place at 5-2 . . . 99 UET proves You can ' t take it with you . . . You Can ' t Take It Vith You was the final major production of UET. John David Lutz directed tiic Kaufman and Hart comedy with his usual expertise. Cast in lead roles were: Richard Smith, Pat Moore, Guyla Payne, Scott Lank, Kathy Baker, Pat Smith, Norm Brandenstein, Mike Paul, Rhona Justice, Carolyn Lancet, Laurie Ross, Walter Klimec, Mark Young, Jeff Richards, and Larry Johnson. Darrell Troutman, Jim Brimm, and Mark Lipps made up the sup- porting cast. Ralph Rhodes designed the set while John Wright provided superb light- ing. Thea Albert took care of costuming, as Judy Smaltz was named stage manager . . . Moses leads track team to undefeated season . , . Finishing fifth in the Indiana Collegiate Conference, Coach Moses ' 1975 track team finished the season with a 3-0 record. This was the first time in tlie history of the school that a track team has won all of their dual meets on their schedule. The team placed 5th in the Wa- bash Relays . . . V- 104 Cap and Gown joins chapter of Mortar Board . . . UE ' s senior women with at least a B average, who would have been selected to the UE Chapter of Cap and Gown, were initiated into Mortar Board, the national honor society for senior wom- en, established this year at UE. Acceptance of the UE chapter this year concluded eight years of petitioning for the chapter, according to Marie Childers, Dean for Students . . . r Bike race, audobon day, ice cream social, barn party, honors day, bingo highlight UB ' s Spring Week Students race for trophies in Gymkhana . . . Paul Anderson cir- cled the Carson course in a time of 0:35.931 in his 1966 Fairlane to win first place in the large sedan division of Arnold Air Society ' s 2nd An- nual Gymkhana held during Spring Week. Other winning drivers include Rex Howard in the small sedan division with a time of 0:34. 170 in his 1973 Trans Am; Steve Evans turned in a time of 0:32.088 with his 1971 MG Midget to win the sports car laurels; and a 1971 Pinto driven by Bob Timmerman crossed the course in 0:32. 178 to win the Economy division . . . Students frolic, compete at Audobon Day . . . 1100 plus UE students Alpha Omicron Pi pedals way to victory in annual Little 39 race m - - w . . . Riders for AOPi Social Sorority pedaled their way into the winners circle of the Little 39 Bike Race. The gals from AOPi crossed the finish line just ahead of Chi Omega ' s two teams which finished second and third . . . TKE wins third consecutive Big 39 race . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon placed themselves in conten- tion to tie Lambda Chi ' s four consecutive wins record as they won the 1975 Big 39 in record time. The victory- marked the third year in a row that the Tekes have won the an- nual event. Pedaling for the Tekes were Gene Deubel, Steve Thomas, Greg Flora, and Niel Barnett. Fired up by the en- thusiasm of the spectators, TKE lead on most of the 156 laps of the Carson track, and were ready for the cool dip in the victory pool. Finishing be- hind the TKE ' s were Lambda Chi Alpha in second place and Sigma Phi Epsilon taking third and fourth places . . . Retreat ceremony ends day ' s work for Arnold Air, Angel Flight . . . Retreat, the military ending of the day ' s duties, was celebrated by the Arnold Air Society and the Angel Flight three times during the year signifying the end of another quarter ' s work in the ROTC program . , . 116 13 ROTC students commissioned as officers . . . For the first time since the late 1960 ' s, U.S. Air Force ROTC cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants during commence- ment ceremonies. Douglas Alte, David Barwig, Kermit Grafton, Chris Houghton, Bernard Michel, Steve Pearson, Ed Schaefer, Steve Thatcher, Steve Thomas, Jeff Wallace, Hugo Zimmerman, and Russ Kauffman were commissioned by Lt. Col. Jack L. Sanberg during commencement. Earlier in the day. Bill Reckert was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps . . . University of Evansville confers 921 degrees . . , 921 UE students re- ceived degrees from the uni- versity in commencement ceremonies held on the circle lawn May 18. Featured speak- er. Dr. Earl J. McGrath, the senior educational advisor to the Lilly Endowment, told the graduates that an apprentice bricklayer or even a journey- man electrician will make more money than most new college graduates, although the grad- uates have the advantage in the long run. Of the 921 de- grees conferred, 554 were bachelor degrees, 249 were master degrees, and 118 were associate degrees. Three stu- dents, Theresa Thomas, Robin Gooch, and Eric Stein re- ceived outstanding senior awards, while Mrs. Robert Green, and Mr. and Mrs. James Studwell received medals of honor from UE. Dr. McGrath, O.H. Frisbie, and John M. Thole received honorary doctorate degrees from the university. 118 Aces finish 17-12 on the baseball diamond ROW 1: Randy Key, Carl Vogel, Mike Branton, Chris Rehn, Danny Wagner, ROW 2: Tom Martin, Al Rabe, Jeff Wilkie, Joe Rademacher, Dan Kiger, Jim Hatfield, Larry Parrott, ROW 3: Bob Hodges, Mike Metzger, Dave Goldenberg, Jon Capone, Tom Hend- richs, Mark Peters, Scott Johnson, Rick Pfeiffer, Mike Piatt, Bernie Meyer, Ken Guth, Tom Burnett. Final Stats At Bats 775 Runs 127 Hits 195 Doubles 26 Triples 1 Homeruns 15 Walks 122 Strikeouts 101 Stolen Bases 21 RBIs 106 SH 27 Batting Average . 252 Put Outs 610 Assists 243 Errors 43 Fielding Pet. . 952 Innings Pitched 203 1 3 Hits given up 171 Runs given up 97 Earned runs 69 Walked batters 123 Strike outs 145 Hit Batters 9 Pitching Pet. . 586 Earned run average 3. 05 1975 Season UE OFF 2 Vanderbilt 6 4 Vanderbilt 3 8 Bella rmine 14 16 Bellarmine 17 2 St. Joseph ' s St. Joseph ' s 0 1 0 4 Bellarmine 1 0 Bellarmine 2 3 ISUE 6 4 ISUE 1 6 ISUE 3 8 Butler 1 8 Butler 2 0 Ky. Wesleyan 1 8 Ky. Wesleyan 3 3 Valparaiso 4 1 Valparaiso 2 0 ISUE 3 2 ISUE 3 4 Wabash 0 11 Wabash 1 2 So. Illinois 7 1 So. Illinois 2 6 DePauw 4 2 Depauw 1 4 Ky. Wesleyan 2 9 Ky. Wesleyan 5 5 Ind. Central 1 3 Ind. Central 2 Season - Won 17, Lost 12 ICC - Won 10, Lost 2 124 Aces finish 13-13 on the hardwood 1974-75 Season UE OPP 69 Mississippi St. 90 72 NW Missouri St. 70 74 SW Missouri St. 64 87 Southern Colorado 62 72 Old Dominion 84 99 Roanoke 98 78 Portland 69 68 Miami of Ohio 79 71 Indiana State 87 80 Kentucky Wesleyan 74 61 Southern Illinois 82 72 Butler 77 94 Indiana Central 80 74 St. Joseph ' s 84 87 Wabash 69 88 Valparaiso 79 67 Indiana State 69 109 DePauw 88 73 St. Joseph ' s 74 106 Wabash 88 82 Valparaiso 87 100 Kentucky Wesleyan 97 91 DePauw 60 67 Butler (OT) 69 68 Indiana Central 80 67 Southern Illinois 81 Season - Won 13, Lost 13 ICC - Won 6, Lost 6 Final Stats Field Goals Made 854 Field Goals Attempted 1985 Percentage .430 Free Throws Made 369 Free Throws Attempted 522 Percentage .707 Rebounds 1268 Average 48.8 Assists 358 Personal Fouls 587 Players fouling out 19 Total Points 2076 Average 79.8 Minutes of Play 5225 Average 201 Team Rebounds 132 Dead Ball Rebounds 68 FRONT ROW: Roger Duncan, Tim Skinner, Mark Helfrich, Dave Lock- ridge, SECOND ROW: Ed Shelby, Jim Miskovich, Don Wheeler, Mark Bates, THIRD ROW: Dana Hungerford, Gene Amiin, Scott Johnson, John Ed Wash- ington, BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Gary Bliss, Mike Piatt, Jeff Frey, Mark Bailin, Head Coach Arad McCutchan. Not pictured: Mike McKissic. 125 ,ii iiiiiiii.. I I 4 1 Moses ' cross country finishes 6th in ICC LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe May, Randy Norris, Jeff Love. 1975 Season UE OPP. Owensboro Inv. 6th DePauw Medley 7th 19 Ky Wesleyan 39 32 Rose Hulman 27 Northwood Inv, 1st 23 Ky. Wesleyan 32 Big-Little State 11th ICC 6th Won 2, Lost 1 126 Byers ' Aces finish 8-2 for season 1974 Season UE OPP 24 Wabash 12 30 Franklin 20 17 SE Missouri 6 28 Indiana Central 20 29 St. Joseph ' s 12 27 DePauw 6 41 Valparaiso 15 16 Butler 39 21 Ashland 16 Post Season Division III Playoff Game 16 Central of Iowa 17 Season - Won 8, Lost 2 ICC - Won 5, Lost 1 Final Stats (Regular Season) First downs 167 by rushing 83 by passing 70 by penalty 14 Rushing attempts 408 Rushing yards gained 1765 Rushing yards lost 261 Net rushing yards 1504 Pass attempts 195 Pass completions 105 Passing yards 1585 Total Offense 3089 Passes intercepted 15 Kickoff returns 33-655 Int. returns 15-152 Punt returns 14-78 Total Return yards 1028 Punts -yards 36-1297 Punting average 36.0 Penalties -yards 51-523 Fumbles fumbles lost 27 18 Cum. Scoring by Quarter 40 74 37 82 - 233 FRONT ROW: U of E Coaching staff, SECOND ROW: Pandoli, Jochem, Endress, Fruhauf, Hein, Henry, Read, Warden, R. Willoughby, J. Willough- by, Irk, Mattingly, Studwell, Sutton, Burchett, Schuster, THIRD ROW: Bar- nett, Phillips, Jones, Gauker, Buell, Goebel, Melton, Smith, Hanner, Lee, Kranwetter, Sharpe, Gore, Mason, Zion, Swiz, FOURTH ROW: Murray, Brydon, Parrott, Bufford, Peters, Folden, Geisler, Riat, Wright, Web- ster, Johnson, Pociask, Hall, Wain- man, Rogier, Collins, Uhde, Hor- vath, FIFTH ROW: Ridens, Ensor, Flaspoehler, Anthony, Meunier, Mulvi- hill. Dangler, Butler, Ballard, Schuler, Woodford, Decker, Ashcraft, Stacy, Brimm, SIXTH ROW: Blair, Schmett, Braukoff, Brantner, Leilio, Silvidi, Paschall, Fehn, Richmond, Welcher, Singer, Hicks, Lauer, Elpers, Guthrie, Luecke, Bruggenschmidt. 127 Perkin s linksters finish season 9-5 ROW 1: Mike Wickersham, Chris Gwaltney, Chris Hall, Greg Olinger, ROW 2: Steve Pearson, Randy Hatlem, Paul Mundy, Jeff Anthony. 1975 Season UE OFF 340 ISUE 322 St. Meinrad 359 333 ISUE 334 Vincennes 360 Henderson - Forfeit 332 ISUE 308 Ky. Wesleyan 316 342 St. Meinrad 387 333 St. Meinrad 374 Brescia 359 332 Ky. Wesleyan 321 Scores unavailable: Ky. Wesleyan Vincennes Ky, Wesleyan-Forfeit Season - Won 9, Lost 5 128 Soccer team finish 3-8; look to ' 75-76 1974-75 Season UE OPP 0 Ball State University 9 0 University of Kentucky 5 2 SlU-Carbondale 7 1 St. Meinrad 3 3 DePauw 8 1 Wabash Junior Varsity 7 1 SlU-Carbondale 3 3 Vincennes University 0 0 Bellarmine College 2 6 Butler University 1 4 Indiana State 2 Season - Won 3, Lost 8 Final Stats Total goals made 21 Goals by Opponents 47 Leading Scorer Charles Oladapo 7 Authur Hlohe 5 Goals in single game Charles Oladapo 3 Mike Ziliak 3 FRONT ROW: Jim Wong, Tom Bennam, Mark Renner, Authur Hlophe, Feud Hawa, Bill Hossman, Mike Ziliak, Jeff Huffman, Charles Oladapo, Bill Vieth, Jr. - Ball Boy, SECOND ROW: Max Dlamini, Mark Armbruster, Keith Hof- fer, Monty Chamberlin, Glenn Phillips, Phil Hillsamer, Larry C. Bohnson, Paul Spurgen, Greg Garrison, Doug Frost, GaryMar rolt, Bill Vieth, Sr. - Coach. 129 4 I Aqua Aces finish 7-7;send 4 to nationals FIRST ROW: Ivan Rodriguez, Mike Page, Jeff Nichter, Rusty Page, ROW 2: Roger Gordon, Grant Meyers, ROW 3: John Hinshaw, Mike Rimroth, Jim Hagen, Tom Henrichs, Clyde Al- dridge, Ed Hooker. Not pictured - Coach Paul Jensen. Final Stats (ICC Championships) 400 Medley Relay- Clyde Al- d ridge, Mike Page, Rusty Page, Roger Gordon 3:45. 815 2nd Place 400 Freestyle Relay- Jim Ha- gen, Mike Page, Rusty Page, Roger Gordon 3:20.098 1st Place 400 Individual Medley- Rusty Page- 4:31.336 1st Place, Mike Rimroth- 4:32.888 3rd Place 800 Freestyle Relay- Jim Ha- gen, Rusty Page, Jeff ] 3Q Nichter, Roger Gordon 7:33.111 500 Freestyle- Jeff Nichter - 5:04.592 3rd Place 200 Individual Medley- Rusty Page- 2:05. 198 1st Place 50 Freestyle- Roger Gordon- 0:22.412 1st Place 100 Backstroke- Roger Gordon- 0:57.288 2nd Place 100 Breaststroke- Grant Meyers- 1:06.262 5th Place 100 Freestyle- Roger Gordon- 0:48. 714 1st Place 1650 Freestyle- Jeff Nichter- 18:15.516 3rd Place 200 Backstroke- Clyde Al- dridge- 2:07. 107 2nd 200 Breaststroke- Grant Meyers- 2:25. 756 4th Place 200 Butterfly- Mike Rimroth- 2:10. 840 4th Place 200 Freestyle- Jim Hagen - 1:53. 165 4th Place One Meter Diving- Ed Hooker- 450. 80 1st Place 3 Meter Diving- Ed Hooker- 479.90 1st Place 1974-75 Season UE OPP 43 Western Illinois 69 46 Bradley 66 23 Indiana 90 75 Eureka College 36 45 Vanderbilt 68 65 Louisville 48 54 Wabash 58 66 Principal 47 25 Purdue 88 46 Western Kentucky 67 76 DePauw 36 74 Butler 37 72 Valparaiso 40 67 SE Missouri 43 Season - Won 7, Lost 7 ICC - Won 3, Lost 1 Netters cop 3rd in ICC with 9-4 record UE OPP 8 Indiana Central 1 8 U of Wisconsin 1 9 Vincennes 0 9 ISU 0 6 Butler 3 9 Ky. Wesleyan 0 6 Rose Hulman 3 0 U of Louisville 9 4 David Lipscomb 5 2 DePauw 7 4 Wabash 5 9 Valparaiso 0 9 Ky. Wesleyan 0 Season - Won 9, Lost 4 ICC - Won 3, Lost 2 Final Stats No. 1 Singles - Sandri Akin No. 2 Singles - Ken Oberheide No. 3 Singles - John Lattner No. 4 Singles - John Papariella No. 1 Doubles - Sandri Akin, Chris Stofleth No. 2 Doubles - Ken Oberheide John Papariella No. 3 Doubles - Bill Hollander John Lattner ICC Tourney - 3rd place ROW 1: Kenneth Oberheide, Bob Kin- sey, Chris Stofleth, ROW 2: Scott Johnson, John Lattner, Bill Hollander, Sandri Akin. 131 Aces ' track team win all three dual meets ROW 1: Keith Blair, Les Ashcraft, Rick Guthrie, Joe May, Randy Norris, Ron Hayes, Tim Babcock, ROW 2: Tim Ayers, Bill Shaughnessy, James Brimm, Rick Cassidy, Roger Schlachter, Ray Richmond, Mark Woodford, Steve Sakel, Jack Marshall, Coach Moses. Final Stats ICC Tourney - 5th place (outdoor) ICC Tourney - 3rd place (indoor) DePauw Invitational - 8th Wabash Relays - 5th 1975 Season UE OPP 93 Hanover 58 85 Vincennes 67 100 Oakland City 46 Season - Won 3, Lost 0 132 Parker ' s matmen wrestle to 12-5 season 1974-75 Season UE OFF 18 SE Missouri 21 3 Purdue 35 27 NE Missouri 13 21 St. Francis 14 41 Wilmington 12 22 Indiana Central 21 21 Wabash 12 21 SE Missouri 18 11 Notre Dame 24 27 Valparaiso 15 42 U. of Washington 9 26 Merimac 18 24 DePauw 11 34 Anderson 9 25 Hanover 15 15 Franklin 24 11 Taylor 34 Season - Won 12, Lost 5 ICC - Won 4, Lost 0 Final Stats Mac Murray Invitational - 2nd North Central Invitational - 3rd ICC Tourney - 4th ROW 1: Dave Frejie, Keith Hoffer, Ron Read, Gary Moore, Mike Meunier, ROW 2: Coach Bill Farker, Gil Barchet, John Williams, Rick Guthrie, Joe Elpers, Dave Lasher, Tom Beckman, Dave Contreras. 133 Patton ' s Aces finish 4-8 on the hardwood ROW 1: Debbie Hunt, Zenda Cum- mings, Judy Parmenter, Vickie Egg, ROW 2: Susan Partenheimer, Rita Finch, Pam Hendricks, Susan Kennedy, Carol Millay. 1974-75 Season UE OPP 44 Danville JC 49 64 John Logan 28 41 Indiana State B 75 42 Indiana B 50 45 Bellarmine 57 64 Oakland City 28 39 Vincennes 46 50 Indiana Central 44 43 Parkland 42 43 Danville JC 59 44 Louisville 64 35 Murray State 56 Season Won 4, Lost 8 134 Women ' s Softball team finish 6-7 for Aces 1975 Season UE OPP 9 Ky. Wesleyan 13 2 Danville JC 19 16 Vincennes 20 12 John Logan JC 15 6 Indiana 29 14 SIU 23 22 St. Mary ' s 1 15 St. Mary ' s 12 6 Grace College 9 14 Indiana Central 4 18 Indiana Central 14 13 Oakland City 0 11 Oakland City 3 Season - Won 6, Lost 7 ROW 1: Fran Coakley, Susan Parten- heimer, Amy Mattingly, ROW 2: Linda Wambach, Carol Millay, Maggie Hirsch, Barbara Clark, Jennifer Nixon, Barb Zwickle, Coach Lois Patton, ROW 3: Debbie Hunt, Pam Hendricks, Susan Kennedy. 135 Women ' s tennis team wins 2 of 6 endeavors ROW 1: Susan Partenheimer, Janet Berg, Pam Hendricks, Kim Arneaux, ROW 2: Julie Hagan, Carol Millay, Mary Jane Sanders, Chris Payne. Final Stats Mary Jane Sander No. 1 Player Carol Millay No. 2 Player Julie Arneaux No. 3 Player Kim Arneaux No. 4 Player Carol Millay and Julie Arneaux No. 1 Doubles Mary Jane Sander and Kim Ar- neaux No. 2 Doubles Pam Hendricks and Vicki Egg No. 3 Doubles 1974-75 Season UE GPP 5 Kentucky Wes. 4 3 Indiana State 6 7 Vinconnes 2 2 Valparaiso 7 3 St. Mary of N.D. 6 2 Mttrray State 7 Season - Won, 2 Lost 4 136 Volleyballers win 3, lose 13 for A lilllM 1974-75 (Regxilar Season) Season UE- OPP John Logan JC 15. - 0 15 - 0 Louisville 11. -15 11 -15 10. -15 St. Mary ' s 4- -15 15 - 5 15- - 9 Murray State 13- -15 5 -15 University of Illinois B 8- -15 7- -15 Danville JC 13- -15 15- - 0 13- ■15 St. Mary ' s 13- ■ 15 7- -15 15- - 9 DePauw 14- -16 2- -15 15- ■13 Indiana Central 10- ■15 10- -15 15- • 4 Hanover 7- •15 15- ■ 1 13- 15 Marion 5- •15 3- ■15 Indiana State B 4- •15 10- • 15 Indiana B 2- 15 12- ■15 (State Tournament) Indiana State ' ' A 1- 15 6- 15 Taylor 15- • 1 15- •10 Goshen 1- 15 2- 15 Season - Won 3, Lost 13 ROW 1: Barb Clark, Debbie Hunt, Ger- aldine Irby, Janet Berg, Joan Gray, Susan Partenheimer, ROW 2: Coach Lois Patton, Rhea Vickery, Pam Hen- dricks, Barb Zwickle, ROW 3: Sue Green, Carol Millay, Deb Werner, Cheryl Chase. Hughes tops field in men ' s IM sports MEN ' S IM TOTALS LCA 150 MEN ' S TABLE TENNIS TEAM PTS. Hale 140 TEAM PTS. Hughes 2635 BSU 130 Hughes 200 LCA 2495 SAE 120 Sig Ep 180 Hale 2452 Sig Ep 110 BSU 165 Sig Ep 2175 Hale 154 Phi Tau 2109 MEN ' S VOLLEYBALL SAE 145 TKE 2085 TEAM PTS. TKE 145 SAE 1968 Hale 200 LCA 125 AFROTC 1582 Sig Ep 180 AFROTC 125 BSU 1443 Hughes 165 Phi Tau 99 LCA 165 1974-75 Award Winners TKE 150 MEN ' S DECATHALON AFROTC 140 TEAM PTS. All -Sports BSU 130 LCA 200 1st Hughes SAE 120 Hale 180 2nd LCA Phi Tau 110 BSU 170 3rd Hale Sportsmanship - Hale Most Improved - Hale Athlete of the Year Rob Babbit - Phi Tau MEN ' S GOLF TEAM LCA Hale Hughes Phi Tau AFROTC SAE TKE Sig Ep MEN ' S FOOTBALL TEAM Hughes LCA TKE SAE Hale BSU Phi Tau Sig Ep MEN ' S TENNIS TEAM Sig Ep Hale Hughes AFROTC LCA Phi Tau TKE SAE PTS. 200 180 170 160 150 140 130 120 PTS. 200 180 170 160 150 115 130 120 PTS. 200 180 170 160 150 140 130 103 MEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM PTS. Hughes 200 AFROTC 180 TKE 150 Phi Tau 160 MEN ' S SWIMMING TEAM PTS. LCA 200 TKE 180 Hale 170 Hughes 160 Sig Ep 150 SAE 140 Phi Tau 125 AFROTC 125 BSU 0 MEN ' S BASKETBALL TEAM PTS. Hughes 200 Hale 180 LCA 170 Sig Ep 155 BSU 155 TKE 135 Phi Tau 135 SAE 120 AFROTC 110 MEN ' S BOWLING TEAM PTS. LCA 200 Hughes 180 Phi Tau 170 Hale 160 TKE 150 Sig Ep 140 SAE 130 AFROTC 120 BSU 110 MEN ' S WRESTLING TEAM • PTS. BSU 200 TKE 180 Hughes 160 Hale 160 LCA 150 SAE 124 Sig Ep 116 Phi Tau 120 Phi Tau Hughes SAE Sig Ep AFROTC 160 150 140 130 95 MEN ' S PADDLEBALL TEAM PTS. Sig Ep 200 Hughes ISO TKE 170 Hale 160 LCA 145 AFROTC 128 Phi Tau 130 SAE 115 BSU 90 MEN ' S SOFTBALL TEAM Hughes LCA TKE Hale Sig Ep Phi Tau BSU SAE AFROTC MEN ' S TRACK TEAM Hale Hughes LCA Phi Tau SAE TKE Sig Ep PTS. 200 180 170 150 150 150 130 120 110 PTS. 193 180 160 160 119 115 130 Bud captures Women ' s IM crown; AOP; second WOMEN ' S IM TOTALS TEAM PTS. BUD 2163 AOPi 2140 Morton 1943 Brentano 1920 ZTA 1742 ChiO 1705 Hughes 1691 Moore 1675 PhiMu 1644 Alpha Phi 1324 1974-75 Award Winners All -Sports 1st BUD 2nd AOPi 3rd Morton Sportsmanship - Morton Most Improved - ZTA Athlete of the Year Debbie Robertson - Morton Hall WOMEN ' S FOOTBALL TEAM PTS. Morton 200 Moore 180 AOPi 165 ChiO 165 Brentano 145 Hughes 145 ZTA 130 PhiMu 120 Alpha Phi 110 BUD 83 WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL TEAM PTS. BUD 200 Hughes 175 Moore 175 AOPi 150 BSU n c Brentano 150 Morton 150 ZTA 130 Alpha Phi 110 ChiO 101 PhiMu 111 ■tl Z A IT XT ' C WUMJiN o BAD M IN 1 ON i HAM r 1 o. BUD 190 Brentano 190 AOPi 170 Morton 160 Hughes 145 Moore 145 PhiMu 120 -L KJ Alpha Phi 120 ZTA 82 WOMEN S n A O T T7 T n ATT BASKE I BALL 1 Ji AM r 1 o. Moore 2U0 BUD 170 AOPi 170 Brentano 170 Morton 150 ZTA 140 ChiO 125 Hughes 125 PhiMu 110 Alpha Phi 94 WOMEN ' S BOWLING TEAM PTS. BUD 200 PhiMu 180 Brentano 170 Moore — - 160 AOPi 150 ChiO 140 Hughes 130 Morton 120 ZTA 110 Alpha Phi 105 WOMEN ' . 3 SWIMMING TEAM PTS. BUD 200 AOPi 180 Brentano 170 PhiMu 160 ChiO 150 ZTA 140 Morton 130 Alpha Phi 120 Hughes 110 Moore 0 WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL WOMEN ' S TENNIS WOMEN ' S TABLE TENNIS TEAM PTS. TEAM PTS. BUD 200 AOPi 200 AOPi 180 Morton 180 Alpha Phi 165 ZTA 170 ChiO 165 BUD 155 ZTA 150 Brentano 155 Hughes 140 Moore 140 Morton 130 PhiMu 130 PhiMu 120 ChiO 120 Moore 90 107j Hughes 120 Brentano Alpha Phi 110 TEAM Morton AOPi Brentano BUD Hughes ChiO Moore ZTA PhiMu Alpha Phi PTS. 200 180 170 155 155 155 135 125 100 0 WOMEN ' S PADDLEBALL TEAM AOPi BUD Morton ZTA ChiO PhiMu Hughes Brentano Moore Alpha Phi PTS. 200 180 160 135 135 130 107 107i 105 105 WOMEN ' S ARCHERY TEAM PTS. ZTA 200 PhiMu 180 Morton 170 BUD 160 Brentano 150 ChiO 140 Hughes 130 Alpha Phi 120 Moore 110 AOPi 105 WOMEN ' S TRACK TEAM PTS. AOPi 200 ZTA 180 BUD 170 Moore 160 Brentano 150 ChiO 115 Hughes 130 Morton 103 PhiMu 89 Alpha Phi 85 139 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA sponsor Walkathon for rehabilitation QUISQU6 The Chi ' s have a Walkathon each year for the Evansville Rehabilitation Center. The fel- lows also go in with the Chi O ' s and have an Easter Egg Hunt for the children of professors. Another one of their good deeds was selling programs for the NCAA this year. The brothers main affair is always the Lambda Chi Water- melon Bust. They search for the one perfect female to fit their carving of womanhood. The Chi ' s have 74 members and took 26 new brothers this year. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Mskovich, Jim- my Wong. SECOND ROW: Dave Har- mon, Steve Chisman, Ranee Ossen- burg, Jeff Wilkie, Jim Headlee, Russ Branaman, Roger Kates, Kenny Day, Mike Piatt, John Hinshaw, Tom Brewer, Steve Hunt, Steve Pearson, Mark Goss- man. THIRD ROW: Joe Deadman, Jim Tillich, Skip Lodge, Dave Barnes, Greg Graves, Roger Gordon, unidentified, Steve Beudel, Tom Burnett, Raymond Richmond. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Tabor, Dave Goldenberg, Skip Schrode, Matt Kennedy, Don Randall, Brent Grafe, Alfred Bauer, John Kassin, Ran- dy Kranwetter. FIFTH ROW: Mark Lipps, Keith Phillips, unidentified, uni- dentified, Phil Hockmeyer, Grant Meyers, Mike Hinton, Tom Hutchin- son, Jate Tate, Bill Riat, Gary Ren- schler, unidentified. 142 ALPHA OMICRON PI kidnap for canned goods to give needy m w is an M •«  • « M l « ««  • The annual Jesse James Day is sponsored by AOPI. This year these girls collected over $1400 ROW 1 -Cathy Behrens, Vicki O ' Bryan, Cindy Stickle, Linda Whalen, Nikki Sanders, Laura Eads, Gariann Bauer, Andora Davis, Cindy Brabee, Diann Rice, ROW 2-Leeann Steinmetz, Lara Ganier, Nancy Burnett, Vicki Getz, Susan Heavin, Cathy Jo Ephlin, Tina Harrington, Kathy Lawson, Stephanie Westerman, Lynn Fritz, Anne Braugh- ton, Julie Smith, Linda Russell, Ann Gudkese, Susie Oskins, ROW 3 -Mary- Beth Kocon, Vicki Johnson, Jill Huber, Robin Gooch, Christi Spaulding, Karen Connell, Ann Hawkins, Becky Wright, Missy Watson, Pam Sheets, Brenda Kel- ler, Annette Caswell, Robin Chapman, ROW 4-Jill Fivecoat, Beth Houston, Diane Begley, Debbie Adams, Susan Castrale, Rachel Anderson, Shelly Metzger, JeanButtrum, Joan Gray, Lynn Phillips, Joannie Helms, ROW 5-Barb Shanks, Rhonda Jones, Kathie Miller, Joan Lattner, Pam Knight, Donna Zirklebach, ROW 6-Lorie Keating, Cindy Carter, Paula Weidon. in canned goods for needy Evans - ville families. They kidnap an officer from each student or- ganization in ransom for cans. The AOPI ' s were in both U-Sing and Musical Madness. They were awarded a second place trophy in the women ' s di- vision for University Sing. The AOPI sisters participated in Musical Madness with the Phi Taus and received plaques for the best costumes as well as the best make-up. The AOPI pledges got first place in the Sig Ep A-Go-Go. AOPI has 60 active members. 143 PHI KAPPA TAU holds second annual Derby Day All the proceeds of the Phi Tau Derby goes to the Ameri- can Cancer Society. Each girls dormitory and sorority have a candidate and the group which collects the most money for the Cancer Society is crowned Phi Tau Derby Queen. The Phi Taus also wear derbies and the group of girls which manages to steal the most receive a trophy. The entire day is spent in competi- tion and that night they hold a dance in Great Hall to crown the queen and hand out the tro- phies. The brothers placed first in the mens division of U-Sing and received plaques for the best make-up and costumes in Musi- cal Madness. The Phi Taus have 45 broth- ers. ROW 1 -Galen Himelheber, Cory Black, Keith Young, Kerry Afflerbach, Jim McCune, Wayne Williams, Ron Meer, Bob Custis, Tim Hutchinson, ROW 2- Eric Billman, Rick Campbell, Chuck Marshall, Jerry Franklin, Jeff Korb, Ron Sorguis, Len Piepho, Mark Elia- son, Greg Scheller, Tom Whitmore, ROW 3 -Chris Coleman, Skip Kniese, Jerry Wehr, Robin Babbit, Kurt Ahlers, Joe Gillian, Frank Cici, Ron Harshman. 144 ALPHA PHI sells heart-shaped lollipops for cardiac aid This Phis sold red heart- shaped lollipops over Valen- tines Day. The profit they made went to their philanthropy car- diac aid. Football Homecoming was a Ter ah Martin, Carol Harris, Leslie Leaves, Emina Sue Owensby, Bob Cus- tis-Sweetheart, Carol Mudd, Donna Hildenbrand, Pam Cavanaugh, Donna Cudgel, Debbie Reisinger, Pam Kit- zii er, Jan Roland, Terri Thomas, Sally House, Jeanne Mikes, Paula Seitz, Becky Weigle, Nancy Roberts, Barb Kohmescher, Sue Niles, Judy Mar- tin, Sally Schrode, Linda Pike, Jamie Cox, Kathy Gordon, Kris Gotke, Cathy Lambert, Lisa Mitchell, Cindy Collins, Marilyn Kissel, Sally Oskins, Jane Mar- tin, Debbie Dormier. high point in their year. Kathy Lambert, the Alpha Phi Queen candidate was announced second runner-up. Alpha Phi also won the first place trophy in the car decorating competition which is the first year for this event. The sorority participated in University Sing and were in Musical Madness with the Sig- ma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Alpha Phi has 36 active mem- bers and have taken six spring pledges. The Epsilon Pi Chapter is the newest sorority on cam- pus. 145 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON gives UE annual Hawaiian tradition The SAE Luau is a yearly- event held at the beginning of fall quarter. Each sorority pledge class and girls dormi- tory prepares a hula type dance and the best dance is awarded a trophy. The brothers roast a pig for the event and it ' s serve yourself. SAE ' s visit the children at Hillcrest Orphanage and show them an example of brotherhood. The fraternity ' s philanthropy is muscular dystrophy. Sigma Alpha Epsilon is na- tionally older than UE and was the first fraternity to have a magazine . ROW 1-Albert McDowell, Rick De- Jean, Gary Allen, Rex Howard, Bill Franklin, Fred Martin, Ken Lee, Tom Worth, ROW 2 -Mike Attebury, Allen Rogers, Terry Swartz, Gonzalo Mendoza, Xavier Granados, Jon James, Bill Wimpleburg, Dan Noel, ROW 3 -Chuck Fischer, Rick Shipley, Woody Young, ROW 4-Richard Taylor, Joe Miller, Brad Remner, Terry Bennett, Mike Al- lison, Rick Stump, Sy Manski, ROW 5-Bemard Jourdan, Jim Marshal, Mic- key Gottm an, Bob Alvey, Chuck Cherry, Dave Moffet, Mike Stacey. CHI OMEGA bring a smile to the elderly each Christmas Each Christmas the sisters of Chi Omega visit McCurdy Rest Home. They bring these ROW 1 -Linda Patry, Paula Prutzman, Janet Hirsch, Lottie Hiatt, Patty Rei- neke, Jeanne Reed, Susan Napier, Colette Thweatt, Therese Daniel, ROW 2-Geri Smith, Barb Meiser, Becky Per- ry, Cindy Gilkey, Mary Watson, Susan Thornburg, Meg Rogers, Dwann Goe- bel, Carol Godlove, Christy Gabhart, Mindy Grinn, Sheila McNichols, Marty Taylor, Susan Jaebker, ROW 4-Patti Schenk, Laura Murray, Jamie Jackson, Paula McDowell, Judy Parmenter, Dee- dree Hafley, Hope Chaulker, Pam Un- friend, Marty Dobbs, Brenda Kranwet- ter, Beverly Knight, Sara Klein, Rhon- da Knight. closed in people joy during the holiday season. Chi Omega has claimed several trophies this year. Marti Taylor was crowned Queen of the Football Home- coming. They girls received first in the women ' s division of University Sing and also took the over-all trophy. Chi O was presented second place in Musical Madness and also the best choreography plaque. The Chi Omega Sorority has the largest membership with 66 sisters. They took 66 fall pledges. 147 SIGMA PHI EPSILON starts the year with the Icebreaker The Icebreaker Dance is the first social event of the school year and is put on by the Sig Bp ' s. This past year ' s Icebrea- ker was on September 7. The fellows also sponsor the Sig Ep A-Go-Go. Each sorority and dormitory has two girls get up on the roof of the Sig Ep house and dance to the band which is on the side lawn. The firemen were the judges and the AOII sorority was pro- claimed the best. The Sig Ep ' s participated in Mucical Madness with the Alpha Phi Sorority. The scene was with three blind dates at their first college party. The skit was entitles Three Blind Dates, Three Blind Dates, See How They Run . The Sigma Phi Epsilon Spring Formal was held at Ken- tucky Lake this year. The Ma- son Brothers Band was booked for the occasion. The fraternity philanthropy is Multiple Schlerosis and they also collect for U. N. I. C. E. F. with the Phi Mu ' s. ROW 1 -Keith Hoffar, Bruce Lawson, Lee Snow, John Ott, Craig Miller, Dennis Craft, Tom Price, Paul Ensign, Mike Shannon, Chris Brown, Kevin Zerr, Dave Schulte, ROW 2-Roger Madden, Paul Gentry, Pat Brennan, Kim Harris, Chris Stofleth, Brian Lentz, Jerel Humphrey, Dave Stofleth, ROW 4-Steve Cosgrove Eric Stein, Wayne Richmond, Tyree Reams, Tim Follick, Dave Whipple, John Lever, ROW 5-Bob Cravens, Mark Graninger, Steve That- cher, Chuck Keane, Steve Meacham, Dewayne Dyer, Kent Alder, 148 PHI MU sells Hearts for Hope on Valentines Day The sisters of Phi Mu sell red and white carnations on February 14 and give all their earnings to the U. S. S. Hope, a ship that gives volunteer medical aid to needy countries ROW 1 -Rhonda Siebe, Mary Ann Spen- cer, Joan Morrison, ROW 2-Kathy Thompson, Kathy McDaniel, Elaine Andrews, Kathy Faureau, ' Karla Terry, Gail Fleming, Meryl Stitch, Terry Meiser, Jim Hagen-Flame, Bonnie Mc- Kinney, ROW 3-Debbie Jump, Pat Warnock, Garnet Reed, Nancy Gray, Missa Evans, Mary Ann Hale, Chris Hill, Brenda Wiggand, Jan Cavanaugh, Becky Browning, Nancy Hostetler, Ra- mona Rode, Lucy Kiesel, Debi Besore, Jan McGowan, Jeanie Milchek, ROW 4-Linda Long, Susan Noble, Jan Hoff- man, Rhonda Decker, Karen Newman, Lynette Moore, Cathy Ethridge. around the world. This year they donated $150.00 to the Hope. The Phi Mu ' s also go in with the Sig Bp ' s and collect for U, N. I, C. E. F. The sorority along with the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity received thrid place in Musical Madness. They did a humorous version of Cleopatra . Phi Mu ' s also participated in Univer- sity sing. Phi Mu founders Day was March 8. The National Presi- dent was able to come to Evans- ville and spend that day with the girls . The sorority colonized on the University of Evansville campus in 1952. The Phi Mu ' s have 50 members and their flame is Jim Hagan. The soro- rity colors are rose and white and their mascot is the Lion. 149 TAU KAPPA EPSILION take Boy Scouts to Aces game at Eastertime they sell Easter lilies for Easter seals. Tau Kappa Epsilon partici- pated in U-Sing and Musical Madness with the Phi Mu ' s. They took third place in Musi- cal Madness. The TKE ' s took a pledge class of 27 and have 40 mem- bers. ROW l-Greg McKinney, Larry Black, Debbie Jump-Sweetheart, Brad Lawson, Chuck Thornton, Phil Gatchell, Steve Evans, K.J. Hayes, Neil Barnett, Greg Hammond, Lonnie Key, ROW 2-Peter Mohn, Marty Vasse, Randy Key, Ron Read, RickFeigel, Mike Gerberick, Bill Auxier, Mike Dosset, Steve Thom- as, ROW 3-Laddy Rust, Rick Braun, MarkDurnil, Bill Reckert, John Palm- er, Greg Flora, Jeff Euler. The TKE ' s open their house each week to a troop of Boy Scouts to use as their meeting place. The fellows also take this group of Boy Scouts to an Aces basketball game. One of the TKE ' s main events is the TKE Lawn Party which was held September 14 this year. They supply a band and have a re- freshment stand which is cared for by their little sisters, The Order of Diana. All the sorority pledges are introduced on the front steps of the house and each pledge class has a song for the occasion which they sing to the onlookers. The fraters have an Easter egg hunt for orphans and also 150 ZETA TAU ALPHA sponsors the Sadie Hawkins Dance Sadie Hawkins Day is put on by the ZTA ' s for their national philanthropy, The National As- sociation of Retarded Citizens. Each active student organization ROW 1 -Debbie Wilson, Julie Stofleth, Donna McElravey, Vicld Stone, Cindy Schroeder, Jody Thayer, Emily Wood, Marti Stephan, Karen Tevault, Roslyn Seib, Pam Geisen, ROW. 2 -Cindy Mc- Laughlin, Cherie Root, Mitzi Bolanger, Janet Beeman, Kathleen Meskill, Caro- lyn Whitfield, Kitti Fallen, LuAnn Hankins, Barb Krebs, Mary Ann Step- henson, Lois Burke, Dana Alvey, Sherri Alvey, Melanie Heltsley, Nancy Pyle, Ramona Walker, Ginger Bennett, ROW 3-Steve Nord-Sweetheart, Chris Kasper, Jenny Griffin, Viv Empson, Marty Gourley, Susan Kennedy, Kitty Ma- laney, Donna Birchler, Barb Fulmer, Julie Henderson, Tricia Boles, Cathi Harrah, Nancy Ward, Sally Mills, Barb Heseman, Tricia Matting ly. is asked to nominate a candi- date, who provides a picture of him or herself to be placed on a money can. The girl and guy who have the most money in their cans are proclaimed Daisy Mae and Little Abner of Sadie Hawkins Day. All the proceeds go to the N. A. R. C. The girls participated in U- Sing and also Musical Madness with the Lambda Chi Alpha ' s. The sorority decorated the campus, held their own pep rallies, and wore badges urging the Aces on for Football Home- coming. They deservingly won the Spirit Day award. September 10 was the tenth anniversary of Zeta Tau Alpha on the U of E campus . Als o, Indiana State Day was held here April 19. The girls have a sis- terhood of 59 active members. CSZiOOO 151 No jf rat- rat name Uiith meetlfjt -hme sperit No pacing due uwrtder ngiuhen? itujenT No rivalries between firflekgcx pgeffTs yi3u I ' m jusf a ' fio ' durn IndepencfaiT ' OftGANIZATIONS J S.A., U.B Student Orientation Student Association and Student Congress are means for student representation in campus affairs. Union Board is a social programming organization and Student Orientation Leaders show new students around. UNION BOARD: ROW 1 H. Williams, M. Keimard, L. Byfield, B. Brydon ROW 2 E. Stevens, C. Blenke, L. Sykes, S. Kellams, C. Jochim, J. Dobeski. S.A. AND S.G. : ROW 1 C. Weaver, H. Williams, L. Coleman ROW 2 T. Ballard, R. Laidlaw, G. Hampton, N. Simms, K. Mattingly, S. Smith ROW 3 R. Wehner, A. Tucker, C. Wiseman, C. Dziardziel ROW 4 C. Coleman, M. Weatherwax. STUDENT ORIENTATION: ROW 1 J. Berwanger, R. Coiro G. Hampton, D. Morre, K. Schuck, L. Shanks, R. Wehner, D. Frymire ROW 2 M. Johnston, M. Stitch, M. Simms, L. Tomlinson, R. Anderson, G. Brocksmith, J. Angermeir, K. 0 ' Brvan,B. Buchta, N. Ward ROW 3 B. Corn, J. Franklin, T. Patberg, B. Auxier, B. Cxistis, J. Defur, K. Allers, C. Coleman, D. Bawel, D. Hurt, L. Brownlee, C. Durett 154 •••WW ' . , IFC: ROW 1 C. Brown, T. Henshaw, T. Burnet, T. Hutcheson, ROW 2 S. Pearson, P. Gadgil, T. Reams, P. Richmond, A. Tucker. Panhellenic Interfraternity Interfraternity Council, known as IFC, and Panhellenic Council help the national Greek social fraternities and sorori- ties in their rush and pledging activities. Each group selects dele- gates to serve on the councils which also strive to promote good scholarship and high standards within the different Greek organizations. PANHELLENIC: V. Gibbons, N. Roberts, N. Ward, S. Drochelmann, L. Long, K. Benvens, C. Root, K. Neumann, C. Collins, K.J. Ephlen, C. Gilkey. 155 Graves, M. Brown, L. Hyde, D. Messmer, C. Gilkey, M. Gilkey, P. Patry, S. Miller, ROW 3 N. Simms, J. Elgin, DIANA: ROW 1 R. Decker, J. Doom, T. Thomas, P. Seitz, L. N. Watkins, M. Bolatto, L. Craft, G. Smith, S. Thorn- ' McKinney, D. Rice, J. Hirsch, J. Jackson, S. burg, ROW4E.S. Owensby, S. Oskins, L. Moore, G. McNichols, M. Stitch, J. McGowan, S. Heavin ROW 3 M. Green- Reed, S. Williams ROW 5 T. Dormeir, B. Komescher, ' J P ' J ' Huber, K. Gotro, J. Smith. D. Dormeir, M. Reller. CRESCENTS: ROW 1 G. Flemming, M.A. Spencer, K. H. Tia ROW 3 D. Marchand, N. Burnett, V. Getz, D. Far- Favereau, L. Russel, D. Phillips, S. Fosnaugh, R. Jones, L. rarow, L. Newton, C. Spaulding, T. Lauer, B. Kranwetter, Hiatt, C. Gabhart ROW 2 C. McLaughlin, J. Buttrum, S. M. Stephan, M. Dobbs, P. Geiser, T. Switzer, P. Mc- Westermann, T. Harrington, L. Phillips, B. Fulmer, D. Dowell, B. Perry Goebel, J. Swain, S. Napier, J. Ledford, B. Blankenburger, 156 LAUREL: ROW 1 D. Hildenbrand, A. Braughton, L. Pike, J. McCalister ROW 2 J. Burwanger, L. Amidon, M. Hill, D. Yount, D. Jungemaiin L. Hudson, C. David ROW 3 C. Lambert, C. Mudd, J. Gilles, K. Terry ' , M. Happe, L. Wheller, J. Greenwell, B. Corn, B. Helms. Little Sisters back frats XGI Little Sister organizations are composed of women supporting their favorite fraternity. Girls of the Gold- en Heart support the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sisters of Minerva back Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Helping Phi Kappa Tau are Sisters of the Laurel. Order of Diana stands behind Tau Kappa Epsilon and the Crescents work for Lambda Chi Alpha. Chi Gamma Iota, also called XGI, is the newest national social fraternity on the U. E. campus. MINERVA: ROW 1 L. Austin, A. Hella, T. O ' Brien, J. Mel- inger, J. Foltz, ROW 2 B. Avery, M. Anderson, R. McCartey, E. Beard, J. Martin, B. Hessmann, T. McDaniels, C. Sichter, T. Noble, B. Sears. XGI: ROW 1 N. Kennedy, M. Zwickel, G. Fellows, III, M. Pavy, C. Smith, Jr. , J. Fox ROW 2 R. Parker, G. Gill, E. Clark, Jr. ROW 3 Dr. J. Kendall, J. Tackett, R. Jessup, L. Johnson, P. Hillsamer. 157 BSU: ROW 1 R. Brant, S. Green, S. Cook, M. Smith, M. S. Hayden, J.E. Washington, V. Green, T. Laster, C. Mckissic, G. Irby, B. Fentress, D. Porter, ROW 2 S. Fields, Decker, L. Ware, D. Thompson, S. Mcneil, C. Caldwell, V. Walton, T. Murray, L. Johnson, L. Washington, S. R. Bonds, M. Bennett. Peterson, M. Woodford, C. Durrett, E. McDonald ROW 3 158 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY: ROW 1 T. Diincan, H. Zimmerman ROW 2. Capt. Morrison, D. Barwig, ROW 3 B. Karslake, K. Grafton ROW 4 B. Michael, K. Pennington ROW 5 D. Stewart. f Resident Hall Counci] f Kappa Alpha Psi — BSU Arnold Air Angel Flight Residence Hall Council is an organization involved in establishing communication be- tween the campus housing and other groups. Kappa Alpha Psi is a local black frater- nity supported by girls called Kittens. Black Student Union, better known as BSU, is an organization for U. E. black students. Arnold Air Society is a national pro- fessional honorary service organization for the promotion of leadership in the Air Force ROTC. Angel Flight is a coed auxilary that helps promote the Arnold Air Society. ANGEL FLIGHT: ROW 1 C. Thompson, D. Webster, M. Stitch, M. Martin, T. Mattingley, K. Lawson, ROW 2 C. Hamshire, P. Geiser, J. Ronald, C. Dell, D. Hohl, M. Taylor ROW 3 A. Kershaw, R. Gooch, A. Ehret, J. O ' Bryan, J. Braham, A. Hawkins, C. Wagner ROW 4 C. Gabhait, M. Stephens, D. Rice, C. Berhens, G. Bennet, C. Stickle, S. Hale. 159 Drama groups Alpha Psi Omega is the drama honorary. Members of the group are responsible for many endeavors in experimen- tal theater, which works with many one act plays written or directed by students belonging to the group. UE Theatre is a club for those students interested in acting and other aspects of drama. APO: ROW 1 R. Smith, C. Campbell, P. Moore ROW 2 K. Price, B. Overman, D. Kell, J. Richards, C. Lancet, K. Baker, R. Justice, R. Guy ROW 3 S. Rhodes, D. Thomas, J. Wright, J.D. Lutz, D. Hubbell. UE THEATRE: SEATED: D. Hubbell, C. Oagley, J. Ong, K. Baker, C. Campbell, D. Meenan, P. Moore, J. Johnson, N. Brandenstein, C. Lancet, J. Hanson, J. Gibson STANDING: J. D. Lutz, D. Thomas, D. Troutman, W. Klimec, M. Millard, K. Koger, R, Justice, J. Smaltz, R. Guy, P. Smith, D. Kell, M. Gieselman, J. Wright, K. Price, J. Richards, M. Paul, K. Ross, R. Smith, B. Overman, C. Grigas. 160 PMA: ROW 1 G. Cron, D. Murphey, K. Rueger, D. Sch- roeder, J. Johnson ROW 2 J. Spradley, D. Pearson, J. Baker ROW 3 G. Drone, M. Crowell, B. Brumley ROW 4 L. Dimmett, R. Ashmore, M. Conners ROW 5 D. Disbrow, V. Rashe, S. Huff, K. Oberheide ROW 6 B. Wibben J. Castxup, K. Norvell ROW 7 B. Miller, S. Shelly, D. Tar- rett ROW 8 J. Cox, J. Skibbe, K. Ingram. Music fraternities and groups Phi Mu Alpha, for men, and Sigma Alpha Iota, for women, are the two music fraternities on campus. For membership in the groups, a student must be a music major or minor and audition before the group for an invitation. The fraternities combine their talents to annually sponsor the University Sing and to present the Pop ' s Conceit. The Music Department offers students many different areas in which they may improve and put to use their talents. Students interested in voice can audition for a membership in the Choir, Choral Ayres or Choral Society. Those choosing instrumental music can take part in the Orchestra or Band. SAI: ROW 1 K. Appel, E, Woodall, C. Stratman, J. Wilbur, B. Mosley ROW 2 K. Putzier, C. Wiseman, B. Wiseman ROW 3 H. Lested, R. Stegemiller, K. Rueger, C. Metzer, C. Leimgruber ROW 4 J. Griffin, T. Page, M. Miller, K. Bur- den, Mrs. M. Kitto, D. Lurker, M. Schermer, B.F. Norment, K. McFadin, B. Bell, L Paker, J. Smith, R. Vandon, D. Reisinger, M. Miller, P. Shackleford ROW 5 R. Bell, A. Gregory, K. Ashworth, A. Temme. 161 162 CHOIR: ROW 1 K. Burden, M. Miller, S. Chester, M. Pfis- ter, R. Duncan, J. Benson, C. Leimgruber, H. Lested, P. Schakelford, B. Mosley, D. Mayse, A. Erikson ROW 2 A. Oakes, M. Madinger, M.B. Lutz, D. Meehan, C. Metzler, B. Kompst, D. Pemberton, D. Biggs, S. Niles, B. Klinstiver, C. Wild, D. Lurker ROW 3 E. Durham, L. Long, A. Bost, B. F. Norment, J. Ewens, S. Hyatt, D. McAdams, L. Nicholas, K. Rueger, D. Monroe, L. Paker, S. Green, K. Berry ROW 4 J. Castrup, K. Norvell, D. Murphey, D. Schroeder, R. Overby, M. Crowell, B. Cravens, A. Gulick ROW 5 T. Swindle, S. Huff, G. Bailey, C. Cherry, B. Brumley, C. Bennett, G. Clark, M. McVey, B. Bosecker, C. Caldwell. 163 ACE: V. Yunker, L. Streicher, B. Kendig, C. Volmer, Dr. W. . Shafer, A. Beyke. STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN: ROW 1 S. Moore, S. Waint, PI LAMBDA THETA: Dr. W. Shafer, L. D. Kerns, S. Phillips, M. Goiorley, C. Luhr ROW 2 K. Partenheimer, V. Wathen, Streicher, C. Christmas, C. Neu, A. C M. Black, ser, K. Eppel, G. Blair. SEA: Dr. W. Shafer, K. Kuhn, M. Ellerbiisch, C. VoUmer, Hartz. J. Cox, B. Kranwetter, Dr. C. Brenfleck, F. Coakley, C. 164 ACCT. CLUB: ROW 1 H. Simms, R. Woosley, D. Brester, G. Bauer ROW 2 G. Weiland, C. Howerton, C. Edrington, A. Bess ROW 3 J. Lattner, W. Little, J. Herrmann, A. Schaefer, M. Ziliak ROW 4 Dr. C. Stone, F. Lindsay, E, Schonaman ROW 5 D. Kempf, J, Strange, R. Tabor, G. Reitz ROW 6 B. Platts, M Grubb, K. Schultheis, M. Schnarr, ROW 7 G. Tru- lock, S. Martin ROW 8 C. Bennett. Education Clubs, Accounting, Math Association for Childhood Education, Student Education Association and Pi Lambda Theta are education groups seeking to work for the well- being and excelling teaching techniques for child- ren. Students interested in working with excep - tional children and adults in the fields of socio- logy, psychology or education may join the Stu- dent Council for Exceptional Children. This year the group has been learning sign language and is helping the Special Olympics. The accounting club is an organization of stu- dent ' s interested in pursuing accounting as a career or for those with a special interest in the field. Kappa Mu Epsilon is a math honor society formed to get people with an interest in math together. One of the groups projects was to pro- vide free math tutoring services to students. KME: ROW 1 L. Haworth, J. Phillips, M, Stephenson, C. Ireland, B. Conditt, C. Smith ROW 2 R. Brooks, G. Gogel, S. Tennis, M. Lachance, D. Canada, T. Becher, K. Krack, P. Gboluaje, G. Bennett ROW 3 C. Kimberling, S. Oschman, M. Miles, C. Tan, C. Coleman, R. Coleman, R. Knott, M. Kincaid. 165 Religious Organizations Religious interest was pro- moted among students by the Baptist Student Union, Kappa Chi, University Christian Move- ment and InterVarsity. Each of these groups had regular meetings during which different views and beliefs were studied. The groups conducted retreats, seminars, awareness sessions, Bible studies and other activities for their members and other interested students. INTERVARSITY: ROW 1 K. Yoho, C. Hunt, R.A. Gribbin, M. Buchanan, M. Jor- dan ROW 2 D. Smith, B. Overman, D. Switzer, E. Sayre, C. Grabill, M. Pearson, J. LaFuze, M. Pavy, D. Hamilton, J. Rearick ROW 3 T. Cox, W. Lumpkin, M. Goshorn, K. Lundy, B. Yeager, R. Thomas, J. Shewmaker, D. Leiter, J. Thomas, B. Wies, L. Weaver, J. Peninger, R. Ober, L. Peterman. UCM: ROW 1 K. Ingrum, K. Overbey, J. Unger, C. Mc- Creary, J. Powell, K. Bundy, E. Abts ROW 2 L. Brownlee, C. Weaver, R. Horton, B. Yeager, R. Thomas, R. Overbey, M. Crowell, T. Cox, K. Luhrsen, D. Stickley. 166 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: ROW 1 J. Ewens, C. McCreary, B. Rauch ROW 2 D. Dazey, R. How- ard, E. S. Owensby, S. Wint, J. Harper, J. Mc- Alister, I. Phillips, C. Harris ROW 3 G. Flowers, D. Adams, S. Huff. KAPPA CHI: ROW 1 B. Smith, C. McReary ROW 2 M. Cro- well, S. Wiant, C. Durrett, K. Overbey, J. Unger, P. Lither- land, S. Sides ROW 3 R. Overbey, R. Kares, B. Corn, C. Hunt, J. Ewens, B. Yeager ROW 4 Dr. W. Perkins, J. Fager, S. Johnson, R. Thomas, M. Buchanan, L. Brownlee. 167 ECON SOCIETY: W. Williams, D. Mooney, B. Knodel, J. Picks, S. Dieg, R. Leh- man, R. Arensman. PAA: S. Deig, B. Harmes, Dr. L. Preston, D. Elkins, R. Lehman, T. White, M. J. Humphrey Career Organizations The Economics Society is open to any student who has an interest in economics. Pi Sigma Epsilon is an honorary for business students. Psi Chi is an honorary of psychol- ogy majors. Political affairs are the main concern of members in the Politi- cal Affairs Association. The In- stitute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, better known as I. E. E. E. , is for students with in- terest in engineering. I.E.E.E.: J. Wong, P. Braun, D. Euler, B. Deutsch, D. Bar- wig, R. Parker, F. Seib, C. Winterheimer, D. Canada, Dr. M. easier, A. McKimmy, J. Robinson, J. Davis, J. Martin, M. Conkling, B. Benze, M. Stauffer. 169 Honorary Organizations Cap and Gown, Blue Key and Al- pha Lambda Delta are honorary groups for selected students with grades over a certain grade point average. This year, Cap and Gown went national and joined in with Mor- tar Board. Alpha Tau Delta is the honorary for nursing students. Membership for this group is also based on grades. CAP AND GOWN: ROW 1 J. Stofleth, B. Kranwetter, K. Lawson ROW 2 B. Fulmer, J. O ' Brien, S. Thompson, V. Kaufman, B. Bell ROW 3 C. McLaugh- lin, P. Geiser, R. Gooch, N. Sanders, K. Johnson, L. Newton. BLUE KEY: ROW 1 C. Buesking, T. White, M. LaChance, J. WehrROW 2 Dr. Bennett, J. Evers, J. Dennis, R. Campbell, J. Deadman, S. Buedel, B. Harmes, S. Deig, R. Laidlaw. 170 ALPHA TAU DELTA: ROW 1 K. Schulte, K. Deom, D. Siek- man, B. Overman, S. Sparks, L. Flieger, L. Carter, S. Bums, R. Gribbin, C. Christie, K. Carrel, K. Shaw, B. Winterheimer, C. David, D. McEbavy ROW 2 P. Anders, K. McEllhiney, B. Brittain, S. Weber, L. Peterman, A. Scalzo, M. Boyers, P. Sturm, S. Cook, L. Greene, L. Thorn linson. K. Beardsley, N. Beckman, P. Richards, J. Rearick, C. Kunkler ROW 3 J. Dring, C. Irwin ROW 4 J. Thomas, V. Wilson, J. Crayner, M. Kissel, M. Brown, K. Krack, C. Hunt, C. Kasper, N. Smith, S. McNichols, T. Bellessa, B. Blesch, E. White, C. Schnur, J. Ross. 171 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. J. Geurts, L. Peterson, V. Johnson, L. Craft ACETTES: ROW 1 B. Shaver, B. Browning, S, Gourley, D. Rice, K Carroll ROW 2 P. Miller, D. Price, L. Moore, K. Niemiller, S. Klein, — - — = i L. Hyde, A. May, D. Kunkel ROW 3 J. Benson, J. Raid, D. Adams, L. with the UE Band. Burke. Spirit groups Spirit was promoted at the U of E this year by several different groups. Aiding the cheerleaders, who led yells and spirit contests, were the Acettes and Ma- jorettes, who provided half-time enter- tainment. New to the spirit groups this year was the Flag Girls who marched 1 - ' . .-v,, lift f • ■ • - ■ -•J.-- FLAG GIRLS: D. Yoiuit, A. Goodcase, L. Parker, E. Stevenson, . . ..... lA M. Pearson, D. McDonald, R. Chapman, T. Martin 173 im %m muff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MICHAEL J. FOX PHOTO EDITOR GREGORY T. SMITH HARLAXTON EDITOR ROBERT]. OPPENHEIMER GREEKS EDITOR TERAH A. MARTIN ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR EMMA SUE OWENSBY SENIOR EDITOR TERRY I. BLAKE FACULTY EDITOR TERRY I. BLAKE HOUSING EDITOR TERAH A. MARTIN INDEX EDITOR TERRY I. BLAKE STAFF SECRETARY B. JEANINE CRABTREE SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER. . . L. KENT WHITEHEAD HARLAXTON PHOTOGRAPHER . . . KERRY AFFLERBACH DIVISION PAGES DOLLY POWELL PRACTICUM STUDENTS . . . MARIAN KESLING KATHY EPPLE PHOTOGRAPHERS GREG SMITH MIKE DeDIVITIS DOLLY POWELL MIKE FOX .... DEBORAH MARCHAND RAY KOCH DAVE TURNER .JOHN BLAIR JIM WERNER .... KERRY AFFLERBACH KENT WHITEHEAD JIM ROGERS REED HOFFMANN JEFF EULER 1975 LinC STAFF, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael J. Fox, Editor; Robert J. Oppenheimer, Harlaxton Editor; Har- vey Wallbanger; Gregory T. Smith, Photo Editor; STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: TerahA. Martin, d ' eeks, Housing Editor; Emma Sue Owensby, Organizations Editor; Terry I. Blake, Senior, Faculty, Index Editor. 174 Michael J. Fox Bob Oppenheimer Greg Smith Terah Martin 175 SAA: ROW IV. Vieck, D. Naab, K. Brown, I. bison, J. Biorden, J. Burden, J.J. Sterneman, J, Thomas, B. Richmond ROW 2 E. Hooker, L. Tit- Points zer, P, Gallager, J. Greene, D. Seeger, M. Har- BI SCI: ROW 1 C. Corbin ROW 2 M. Hauschild, Mr. Brenne- Kern, H. Calderon, S. Hearring, K. Johnson, T. Crowley, R. man, K. Morrison, A. Cummings, B. Sheppard, M. Williams, Howell, M. Thomas. T. Schapker, B. Baily, P. Bonhert, ROWS D. Stickly, C. 176 ACS: ROWl B. Jones, M.A. Stephenson D. Gill, ROW2R. Shipley, J. McCune, R. Keck, T. Clashman, N. Hostetler, L. Peter, B.G. Dog, L. Haworth, S. Temple, J. Castrup ROW 3 C. Edrington, K. Ahlers, M. Roethemeier, R. Hayes, D. Hames, E. Nolan 1 Student Organizations The Student Art Association is composed of students interested in creativity and ait. Throughout the year they have been re sponsible for different art shows and exhi- bits on the UE campus. Bi Sci is a biology club which aids students seeking a career in this field. Students interested in comput- ing science may join the Associa- tion of Computing Science. WEVC is the UE radio station which may be heard in Evans ville and the surrounding area. It is staffed by UE students and profes- sors and may be found by tuning in to 91. 5 on your FM radio dial. WEVC: ROWl J. McCune, T. Young, G. Renshler ROW 2 G. Clardy, T. Fox, F. Edwards, P. Hoskins, P. Rierdon, G. Payne, ROWS T. Walton, S. VanSickle 177 Student Communications Organization Crescent Student Communications Organ- ization was newly formed this past year to give students interested in communications a chance to better develope their skills in this area. The Crescent Staff is responsi- ble for putting together a weekly newspaper to help keep UE stu - dents informed about campus, city and national events. SCO: ROW 1 R. Coiro, P. Ray ROW 2 G. Stamps, J. Marks, P. Record, T. Blake ROWS S. Bradley, P. Gary, T. Young, C. Johnson ROW 4 R. Spaw, S. McClure, S. Small, S. VanSickle, J. Ellsworth, R.A. Gordon, T. Fox. CRESENT STAFF: ROW 1 R. Corio, S. Sheppard, G. Walter, ROW 2 K. Alder, L. Goffinet, K. Lee, R. Scott, D. Turner, R, Koch, ROWS E.S. Owensby, R.A, Gordon, S. Small ROW 4 Mrs. J.B. Donohoo. 178 Brentano Hall MEMBERS OF BRENTANO HALL: P. Aders, L. Agnew, P. Anders, K. Appel, P. Armstrong, T. Aylsworth, K. Baker, L. Ballard, L. Beard, C. Behrens, M. Beilke, B, Bennett, S. Bieghler, B. Blankenberger, B. Blesch, M, Boilanger, J, Bolte, J. Boyd, A. Braughton, G. Brocksmith, L. Broughton, R. Brown- ing, C. Bryant, L. Burke, D. Burt, C. Garfield, C. Carter, B. Clark, T. Clashman, J. Coleman, D. Dazey, R. Decker, T. Dickey, C. Dormer, J. Dring, R. Dunlap, C, Durkin, S. Dye, J. Elgin, L. Emge, J. Engel, C. Evrard, J. Evrard, J. Fenn, S. Fields, P. Fis- cher, J. Fitzpatrick, D. Foegley, P. Ford, D. Fortune, M. Fowler, S. Fry, J. Fultz, N. Gehlhausen, K, Gibbs, N. Gina, P. Glenn, C. Grabill, N. Gray, J. Griffin, C. Grigas, D, Grote, R, Gunn, S. Hale, P. Hammonds, P. Har- len, C. Harrah, M. Harrington, L. Hector, J. Helm, D. Hendrix, P. Hen- sley, C. Hess, C. Hillyard, M. Hoff- man, D. Hohl, B. Holzmeyer, K. Hopf, D. Hopfensperger, N. Hostet- ler, S. House, J. Huber, C. Huff, N. Hume, S. Hyatt, P. Hyde, G. Irby, K. Johnson, K. Kelley, S. Kennedy, C. Kern, S. Kessler, C. Kleeman, K. Kloth, M. Kocon, B. Kunard, J. Kuy- kendall, M. Kyle, G. Lamey, K, Law- son, L. Leaver, J. Leistner, K. Lepere, K. Lewis, N. Lochall, J, Lockhart, L. Longabaugh, K. Lurtdy, K. Maple, L. Martin, N. McDowell, K. McFadin, M. Metzger, D. Meyerrose, V. Michel, M. Millard, D. Miller, P. Moffatt, L. Moore, R. Muensterman, M. Mundell, S. Noble, C. Oagley, S. Oberhausen, J. Osborne, B. Overman, E. Palzer, K. Parker, C. Pavledes, M. Pearson, M. Pendley, S. Phillips, J. Powell, D. Price, S. Rahjeh, D. Rathwick, J. Rearick, S. Richard, P. Richards, D. Salmon, L. Scherzinger, J. Schader, M. Shourds, D. Sickler, G. Smith, C. Spaulding, M. Sperry, C. Spillman, R. Stegemiller, P. Stevens, A. Stewart, H. Tai, H. Tan, J. Thayer, C. Thorn- ton, S. Tierney, M. Toth, C. Vollmer, M. Wade, R. Walker, V. Walton, N. Watkins, J. Whitten, B, Wigand, S. Wint, T. Wood, B. Workman, G. Yar- brough, S. Yeager. 180 Hale Hall MEMBERS OF HALE HALL: A. Adegbie, A. Adegbie, I. Akuna, E. Amlin, P. Anderson, J. Anthony, L. Ashcraft, C. Ayers, T. Babcock, M, Bailin, D. Bar- wig, D. Bates, M. Bates, D. Bawel, W. Bennett, J. Berry, S. Berry, K. Blair, M. Bode, K. Bondesen, A, Booth, W. Bo wen, J. Bozarth, R. Brantner, J. Brennan, G. Brinkworth, J. Broadhead, D. Bruggenschmidt, M. Brunton, R. Brydon, P. Buchanan, R. Buell, V. Bufford, O. Bundy, J. Burke, C. Cald- well, J. Capone, D. Carl, P. Carpen- ter, R. Cassidy, T. Chamberlin, J. Chance, D, Collins, R. Cook, A. Cra- ney, J. Dangler, R. Day, J. Decker, G. Drone, H. Dyer, C. Dziardziel, G. Elliot, M. Ellis, J. Ensor, P. Everett, J. Evers, R. FaUis, K. Flaspoehler, N, Forler, J. Frey, D. Frost, M. Fruhauff, J. Gaither, J. Geddis, L. Goffinet, C. Grooms, M. Grubb, K. Guth, C. Hall, G. Hammond, S. Happe, Y. Hassan, S. Hayden, S. Haynes, K. Hedrick, M, Helfrich, J. Heninger, T. Henrichs, P. Hillsamer, K. Hinshaw, K. Holzmeyer, E. Hooker, D. Hungerford, R. Hiort, T. Hutchison, S. Inkley, M. Jezuit, E. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Jones, J. Kaul, J. Kenney, III, D. Ki- ger, K. Kinne, D. Koonitz, J. Lee, III, G, Leighton, A. Lellio, M. Linda uer, J. Love, R. Maas, M. Mann, E. Martin, T. Martin, K. Masterson, L. Masterson, T. Matanich, J. May, M. McKissic, T. Melton, R. Merriman, T. Metcalfe, M, Meunier, L. Meyer, T. Meyers, C. Miller, R. Morphew, M. Morrison, R. Mounts, D. Mulvihill, T. Murray, E. Nelson, J. Nichter, B. Orem, R. Page, E. Pankake, D. Pearson, J. Peninger, M. Peters, L. Phelps, R, Plunkett, M. Pociask, D. Pollock, K. Price, G. Ra- ker, J. Reifenberg, K. Reissaus, K. Reiter, C. Renschler, J. Riley, H. Rogers, M. Rust, K. Schneider, G. Se- ger, L. Shaw, E. Shelby, J. Silvidi, J. Sloan, M. Smith, P. Smith, D. Stall- ings, B. Stearsman, D. Stoops, J. Sud- ing, M. Swatek, B. Thompson, C. Uhde, R. VanVlack, T. Vu, D. Wag- ner, J. Washington, M. Wathen, A. Watson, C. Webster, R. Werner, D. Wheeler, M. Wickershaw, M. Williams, D. Wilson, R. Wilson, M. Winburn, R. Winters, M. Woodford, 181 Hughes Hall Partenheimer, V. Parviz, M. Paul, M. Pearce, J. Pema, R. Perry, S. Peter- son, G. Phillips, W. Phillips, A. Phipps, V. Poland, E. Probst, V. Purt- zer, A. Rabe, R. Reinhart, T. Rice, H. Ritchey, R. Robbins, H. Sabelhaus, M. Sabelhaus, S. Sankel, K. Satter- field, J. Sauter, Q. Scamahom, S. Schuch, R. Scott, E. Sears, P. Seu- berling, P. Seufert, E. Sharpe, W. Shaughnessy, L. Sherrod, F. Shoener, C. Simmons, Z. Sisson, G. Skomasa, D. Smith, M. Snyder, R. Sorgiias, K. Souders, P. Spurgeon, D. Stallings, J. Statler, R. Stiller, F, Straub, R. ' ' Streicher, P. Stubbs, J. Sttirtevant, G. Sixllivan, T. Swindel, C. Tan, K. Temple, A. Tevebaugh, D. Thompson, S. Thornburgh, I. To, D. ToUas, B. Toon, T. Tsai, V. Tuley, L. Vancamp, D. Vansickle, R. Vickery, C. Vogel, M. Waldorf, C. Walk, M. Washington, Y. Washington, C. Weaver, R. Wehner, J. Welsh, P. Wheatley, D. Whitaker, T. White, M. Williams, A, Wilson, S. Wilson, J. Wong, M. Young, T. Young, M. Ziliak. MEMBERS OF HUGHES HALL: G. Aders, L. Amidon, M. Armbruster, D. Arnold, R. Atkinson, M Augspxirger, D. Baer, T. Ballard, J. Beauparlant, S. Beitzel, M. Bell, L. Bennett, M. Bennett, M. Bennett, K. Berry, J. Billings, E. Bill- man, T. Binkley, C. Black, J. Black, D. Blandford, M. Bovey, L. Boyd, M. Bradley, N. Brandenstein, W. Bridwell, P. Brock, K. Brooks, L. Brooks, L. Brown- lee, B. Bryant, E. Buening, M. Cahn, S. Calhoun, D. Canada, J. Castrup, S. Catt, M. Chamberlin, D. Chan, C. Christ- mas, C. Christopher, P. Clabaugh, M. Clark, L. Conner, B. Corn, J. Cox, L. Cox, W. Cox, J. Crabtree, K. Craig, C. Grays, M. Cromwell, J. Defur, N. Dodge, R. Doemer, J. Dougan, S. Drake, K. Duke, L. Dvmcan, K. Eaton, D. Edison, F. Edwards, D. Egg, R. Etienne, D. Faulkenberg, A. Feitl, M. Fisher, V. Fleenor, S. Fordyce, D. Freije, J. Gardner, P. Gary, M. Ger- berick, E. Gerlach, M. Gieselman, R. Gillespie, M. Goshorn, S. Gourley, G. Grafton, S. Green, A. Gudkese, M. Guillaum, R. Hahn, L. Hankins, S. Harbin, F. Hawa, D. Hileman, L. Hill, M. Hodges, B. Hoss, J. Hostetter, B. Howard, K. Huebschman, D. Hunt, K. Ingrum, A. Jeffers, S. Jennings, E. Johnson, V. Johnson, F. Keck, T. Keil, D. Kell, N. Keller, B. Kemp, J. Kilburn, R. Kinsey, W. Kilmec, D. Knox, R. Knox, J. Korb, M. Kula, R. Lance, J. Lane, R. Lank, D. Leiter, R. Leonard, K. Lillpop, A. Litherland, C. Litscher, G. Livingston, C. Lohoff, C. Longabaugh, J. Loudon, J. Louks, W. Lumpkin, G. Luthman, M. Lutz, C. Mackey, R. Mackey, R. Mangin, L. Mann, T. Mann, R. Maiming, G. Marolt, J. Marshall, J. Martin, W. Maulding, D. Mayse, K. McClure, S. McCltu ' e, E. McDonald, K. McGrew, S. McNeal, D. Meehan, M. Meeks, R. Mehler, C. Metzger, P. Mikesell, B. Miller, D. Miller, P. MiUer, T. Miller, K. Milton, D. Monroe, D. Mooney, J. Morosin, P. Morris, B. Morrow, J. Mueller, P. Mundy, R, Myersj D. Nash, R. Neely, T. Noble, G. dinger, G. Olsen, K. Overbey, R. Overbey, S. Overton, J. Owens, S. 182 Moore Hall MEMBERS OP MOORE HALL: R. Ander- son, V. Anderson, P. Austin, K. Backer, V. Baughn, D. Begley, J. Berberich, D. Beuligmann, M. Blan- ton, M. Bolatto, C. Brabec, M. Brown, T. Brown, J. Buhr, L. Byfield, R. Chapman, S. Cook, K. Cope, D. Crandall, M. Crawford, M. Diinkel, V. Egg, A. Ehret, C. Ephlin, A. Evans, B. Evans, J. Evans, B. Fen- tiess, J. Flamion, D. Frymire, M. Gaier, D. George, A. Gerth, J. Gib- son, T. Gleitz, C. Godlove, G. Gran- ata, N. Gray, V. Green, K. Grissett, R. Hannel, C, Harris, B. Haskell, A. Hawkins, N. Heller, R. Horton, P. Howard, J. Htibbard, L. Ingle, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Kares, B. Keepes, B. Koons, D. LaMar, D. Lar- sen, D. Lescak, P. Lxtherland, D. Luker, M. Madinger, A. Magennis, D. Marchand, J. Maynard, C. Mc- Creart, D. McElravy, D. Meenan, C. Metzger, C. Metzler, M. Middle- ton, J. Mikes, L. Mitchell, J. Moore, S. Morris, C. Moss, L. Mounts, K. Mulderink, S. Nachand, S. Niles, K. Ogaswara, B. Overman, G. Payne, L. Payne, S. Perk, R. Perry, A. Peverly, D. Porter, M. Quails, R. Rauch, P. Record, J. Reid, B. Rintye, P. Roos, A, Roser, J. Ross, S. Riunmel, M. Sander, S. Schmidt, C. Schroeder, J. Skoda, A. Spencer, C. Spindler, S. Stevens, V. Stone, L. Sykes, A. Tho- mas, R. Thomas, C. Thompson, C. Thweatt, L. Tom, R. Umbright, D. Vaughn, V. Vieck, M. Wade, P. Warnock, E. Washington, V. Wathen, M. Weaver, A. Weeks, L. Whalen, S. Wiant, V. Wilson, C. Writtenberry, B. Yeager. 183 Morton Hall MEMBERS OF MORTON HALL: J. Anger- meier, B. Avery, C. Bacey, D. Ban- schbach, L. Barnhill, D. Bastin, E. Beard, K. Beardsley, J. Beeman, R. Bell, J. Berwanger, D. Betz, A. Beyke, D. Biggs, C. Blenke, S. Boy, M. Brang, C. Brizendine, B. Buchta, K. Burbridge, R. Butler, K. Car- rell, D. Carter, J. Cavanaugh, P. Chalker, C. Chase, C. Christie, K. Cormell, S. Cook, M. Crofts, D. Dassel, C. David, L. Dressier, C. Diuxett, L. Eads, D. Edwards, L. Estes, K. Estridge, E. Evers, P. Fer- guson, D. Ferraro, G. Fleming, A. Fletcher, S. Fosnaugh, C. Gahart, V. Getz, J. Geurts, R. Gooch, L. Greene, R. Gribbin, D. Hafley, M. Hale, G. Hampton, D. Har ris, M. Hasenour, S. Heavin, R. Helms, J. Henderson, M. Hermesch, L. Hiatt, C. Hickey, J. Hirsch, W. Hobbes, J. Hodge, L. HoUis, L. Hudson, C. Hunt, S. Jochim, M. Johnson, R. Jones, D. Joyce, L. Keating, M. Kennard, L. Kiesel, M. Kirchhoff, S. Klein, R. Klinstiver, A. Koester, A. Koger, J. Lafuze, C. La- gow, B. Latham, T. Lauer, B. Led- ford, K. Leonard, D. Little, L. Long, M. Long, R. Majors, D. Marchand, M. Martin, A. May, J. Mayfield, D. Mc- Adams, M. McCarty, J. McCluskey, D. McDonald, S. McNichols, Y. Mc- Roberts, K. Mehelich, K, Meskill, D. Messmer, M. Mills, C. Mudd, C. Nakashima, N. Neveitt, T. Newland, C. Newsome, M. Noland, K. Obrian, J. Ong, C. Oyler, L. Paker, J. Parmenter, L. Peterman, L. Peterson, L. Phillips, P. Picha, L. Pollock, D. Poynter, P. Prutzman, K. Putzier, D. Reisinger, S. Ridgely, S. Rives, K. Roach, D. Robertson, R. Rode, L. Roesner, M. Rogers, J. Ronald, L. Russell, M. Savko, E. Sayre, S. Schlarhter, S. Selzer, B. Shanks, L. Shanks, K. Shaw, S. Shrode, L. Small, J. Smaltz, D. Sparks, G. Stamps, E. Stevenson, C. Stickle, J. Strasburger, C. Suzuki, S. Swaim, T. Switzer, D. Tenbarge, J. Thomas, M. Thompson, H. Thome, S. Tinsley, L. Tomlinson, A. Trimpey, J. Unger, R. Vandon, B. Vorgang, S. Wester- mann, L. Wheeler, S. Williams, C. Wilson, E. Wilson, J. Wilson, B. Wintemheimer, C. Wiseman, E. Wood, K. Yoho, D. Yount. 184 University apartments MEMBERS CF BIGNEY HOUSE: S. Andrews, N. Champlin, M. Dobbs, T. Droege, K. Fallen, H. Five- coat, B. Fvilmer, P. Geiser, M. Gotirley, K. Heibucher, D. Hil- denbrand, B. Houston, J. Hum- phrey, J. Jackson, P. Jones, C. Kell, B. Krebs, P. Langford, P. McDowell, C. McLaughlin, B. Meiser, S. Miller, S. Montra- stelle, L. Murray, R. Perry, S. Phillips, N. Roberts, C. Root, J. Rudnicki, D. Siekman, C. Smith, M. Stephan, I. Thomas, R. Turner, C. Watson. MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN HOUSE: R. Brant, R. Brittain, J. Fox, A. Lynch, B. Matthews, W. Reckert, W. Richardson, D. Sallee, B. Shaw, K. Swails, G. Trafton, P. Wilson, M. Zwickel. MEMBERS CF HOVDA HOUSE: B. Cooper, J. Euler, P. Gboluaje, K. Hines, C, Lee, J. McDonald, M. Thaker, P. Waninger, E. Wendholt, S. Williams, L. Wind- ham. MEMBERS OF TORBET HOUSE: M. Attebury, R. Duncan, B. Hanner, R. Kauffman, M. Mc- Vey, T. Meiser, J. Peacher, W. Porter, J. Pugh, W. Welcher, C. White. American, English holidays celebrated Harlaxton means many things to many people, one of these is celebration. Har- laxton students celebrate everything from Halloween to Guy Fawkes Day in a Bloody good way. Halloween brought out Shady Ladies and other as- sorted derelicts for a cos- tume party and hayride, with a midway stop at the local pub, which helped make the hayride much more interest- ing to say the least. Thanksgiving brought a student planned worship ser- vice. The simple fact that being at Harlaxton is such a unique experience made the meaning of Thanksgiving a little clearer to everyone, of course the fact that pumpkin pie had been imported for the occasion didn ' t hurt. Students even invented an event to celebrate when every- one dressed in their best to sit down to a real Elizabethan banquet, complete with ser- ving wenches, food throwing, dueling, a pig ' s head and jes- ters. Numerous other events were celebrated by Harlaxton students for various reasons. Guy Fawkes Day, the English equivilant of our July 4th, brought the children of the village to the Manor for a bonfire and fireworks display. For added excitement one little boy ' s parka caught fire from a falling spark, no one was hurt and the event was a big success. Various other social func- tions allowed residents of Harlaxton Manor to become better friends with the people of the area. All in all Harlaxton stu- dents participated fully in the social life of England and this participation added a much greater dimension to their stay at Harlaxton Manor. 191 Students start coffee house Nurses rub-down for pay Events besides these also went on at Harlaxton, every Friday night a student run coffee house. The Olde Brown Shoe, gave townspeople and students a chance to show off their talents. The Sophomore nursing class opened the Har- laxton Massage Parlor to raise money for their cap- ping ceremony. For two weeks customers paid for an expert backrub and went away sighing for more. Other exciting activities included the Bo Diddley Memorial Drinking Contest, trying to keep warm, trying to find clean eating utensils, and the all time favorite, guessing who was in the shower stall next to you. Every once in a while, in between overnight excur- sions that last three days, people managed to put in a few hours of studying. It seems that for the last weeks of the semester the social life comes to a standstill while an outbreak of Clutch Fever takes over the Manor. ' 1 Harlaxton Aces participate in soccer, basketball against English foes Sports occupied a large segment of the time of those athletically inclined people, even those who weren ' t. As the Harlaxton Conglomera- tion, Evansville ' s one and only English soccer team took to the field, eager to try their inexperienced feet against those that had been playing almost all their lives. The Conglomeration soon learned that the going would be rough. After some excellent matches, all de- feats, but close ones, the Harlaxton Conglormeration ended the season with a smashing victory over a team from the local pub, the Gregory Arms. The victory celebration had just finished when an English version of the Aces took to the court. Hampered by typically English rainy weather, they found it hard to live up to the reputation left by last years victorious team. Once again defeats outnumbered victories, but the good times had by all made the season a success. 193 Harlaxton life leaves memories for a lifetime Guiness . . . Newcastle Brown . . . Lime -n -Lager . . . Pub . . , Darts . . . Dominos . . . Bloody ... Sorry . . . Rain . . . Fog . . . Hitching . . . Lorries . . . Hostels . . . Full . . . London . . . Scotland . . . Wales . . . Sheep . . . Wedgewood , . . Ghosts . . . Waiting . . . Crying . . . Laughing . . . Loving . . . Growing . . . Harlaxton is a dreamland, it is a fantasy existence, something that cannot quite be explained to anyone who hasn ' t been there. It enables a person to do things that are only dreams to most people. You can go places, meet people, and see things that just a short while before were only dreams to you too! It can force you to grow, but only if you ' re ready to try. If you are not it can be a painful experience. No matter what happens, you return home as different person, with memories. Memories of people who in a few short weeks become your best friends or worst enemies ... of parties that can never be topped ... of being in a foreign country and realizing that you don ' t speak the language ... of standing for hours with a thumb in the air waiting for a lift ... of hearing strange noises in the middle of the night ... of people you will never see again ... A fantasy world of memories . . . Memories for a Lifetime . . . r Aerospace Studies AEROSPACE STUDIES FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Maj. Ray Armstrong, Lt. Col. Jack Sand- berg, Christine Nicholson, Capt. Thomas Morrison, Sgt. Lawyer Acker, Sgt. James Rogers, Sgt. Dwayne Donelson. ART FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: John Bott, William Richmond, Leslie Miley, Nanene Jacobson, Jerry Points. BIOLOGY FACULTY SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Eugene Schroeder, Dr, P. Louis Winter- heimer, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. James Brenneman, Dr. Karen Ott, Dr. Wayne Mueller, Dr. Frank Gass, 196 Business Administration Chemistry Communications BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Martin, Dell Hartman, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Millard Pace, Dr. David Eldredge, Allen Bess, Dr. Tho- mas F. Lee, Dr. Robert Eckles, Dr. Ray W. Arensman, John Picks, Dr. James Wilterding, Dr. Clifford E. Stone, George Weilend, Dr. Pat Arm- strong, Richard Tabor, Ronald Faust. CHEMISTRY FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Warren Hankins, Dr. Lowell Weller, Dr. Vernon Shaw, Dr. Anthony Schmitt, Dr. Philip Kinsey. COMMUNICATIONS FACULTY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Gil Clardy, Lama Hubbell. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert E. Field, John Blair, Paul Sullivan. Computing Science Drama Education Engineering COMPUTING SCIENCE FACULTY I£FT TO RIGHT: Ernest Nolan, Stan Hu, Manfred Schauss, Dianne Jones, Cla- rence Buesking. DRAMA FACULTY FIRST ROW: John David Lutz. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Skip Rhodes, Dr. Dudleys, Thomas, Jr., Dorthea Al- bert. EDUCATION FACULTY KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Robert F. Gar- nett, Deryl A. Blackburn, Hubert End- mann, Richard Weber, Dewey Moore, CHfford Kraft. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marvin Hartig, Joel Dill, Wil- liam Wesley, Betty Edgerton, Carol Brennfleck, Wilma Shafer, Sylvia Moore, Rex Brown, Dale Bennett. ENGINEERING FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Haase, Ronald De- vaisher. Dr. Donald Farris, Dr. Joseph Kushner, Dr. William Harts aw. Dr. Bung Chung Lee, Dr. Max Casler, Cla- rence Winterheimer, Paul Funk 198 English Foreign Language Health and Physical Education ENGLISH FACULTY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: George KHnger, Don Rich- ardson, Paul Grabill, Ralph St. Louis. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Langmire, Ann Carlson, Virginia Gra- bill, Micha el Carson, Galen Glough. FOREIGN LANGUAGE FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Fyfe, Louiza McCar- ty, William Felsher, Donna Pirouz, James Talbert, Henry Miner. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Bliss, Lois Patton, James Voorhees, Nita Voorhees, Rita Nugent. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arad McCutchan, Paul Jensen, John Moses, James Byers, William Parker. 199 I I MATH FACULTY SITTING: Melba Pat- berg. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Coleman, Robert Knott, Kenneth I Stoffleth, Clark Kimberling, Robert I Brooks, Gene Bennett. MEDICAL EDUCATION FACULTY SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Gordon J. Leitch, Patrick J. V. Corcoran, MD, Dr. George D. Guthrie, Dr. Edward J. Cesser. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Howell W. Rogers, Dr. G. Keith Matheson. MUSIC FACULTY Carol Dallinger, Joel Lipton, Laurence Shapiro, Mark Sim- cox, Sandra Botkin, Carolyn Colton, John Koehler, Robert Luther, Robert Rapp, Edwin Lacy, Donald Colton, Dennis Sheppard, James Bursen, Greg- ory Davis. f Iteiil ' ii 200 Philosphy and Religion Sociology BACCALAUREATE NURSING FAC- ULTY CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Mar- tha Leich, Rita Behnke, Karen Jones, Melissa Vandeveer, Mary Anderson, Dianna Voss, Rosemary Brune, Mary K. Hermann, Jennie Hiam, Marcia Ashley, Dorothy Hausmann, Dorothy Stephens, Mae Arensman, Jo Tackett, Helen C. Smith. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Perkins, Wil- liam Connolly, Robert Godbout, Rob- ert Kress, Philip Ott. SOCIOLOGY FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Russell Lewis, Robert Stallings, Charles Halbrook, Ludwig Petkovsek, C. Edward Marske. 201 Physics PHYSICS FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: POLITICAL SCIENCE FACULTY LEFT PSYCHOLOGY FACULTY CLOCKWISE: Paul Funk, Max HoUen, Kerry Drig- TO RIGHT: Ronald Adamson, Larry Dr. Barbara Jessen, John Lakey, Dr. gers, Dr. Darrell Megli, Dr. Benny Ri- Preston, David Gugin, Arthur Aarstad. Delbert Sampson, Clarence Brooks, ley, Charles Mathieu. Charles Johnson, John Mayer, Jack Neerincx. 202 Board of Trustees Jesse E. Kent Thorton B. Patberg Marie E. Childers BOARD OF TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: W.H. Miller, W. L. Dixon, A. Brenta- no, T.J. Morton, Jr., W. F. Atkinson, H. M. Baker, R.L. Hauswald, G. H. Jones, B. Noelting, D.J. Lawson, Mrs. C. H. Klamer, R. T. Kleymeyer, R.B. Bailey, S. Orr, R.L, Koch, A. L. Jef- fers, R.H. Morehouse, K. C. Kent, J. H. Schroeder, M. C. Oberhelman, Mrs. D. W. Vaughn, A.B. Brown, C.H. Hot- tenstein, J. A. Templeton, J, A, Cald- well, P.L. Duecker, R. T. Alton, G. May, L. C. Hodapp, M. R, Goetzinger, R.J. Mller, M. Seeger, P.R. Pressler, C.W. BaUard, W. B. Graves. WALLACE B. President GRAVES CHARLES E. P. SIMMONS Vice President Academic Affairs FRANK S . McKENNA Vice President Administration JESSE E. KENT Vice President Development THORTON B. PATBERG Vice President Student Affairs MARIE E. Dean Student Affairs CHILDERS 203 George W. English Robert B. Moore Larraine R. Marusak GEORGE W. ENGLISH Dean College of Arts and Sciences MARVIN E. HARTIG Dean Academic Services KEITH SHELTON Director Safety and Security ROBERT B. MOORE Dean College of Fine Arts JANET R. WALKER Coordinator Continuing Education for Women HARRY T. LOVER IDGE Director Maintanance and Physical Plant LARRAINE R. MATUSAK Dean College of Alternative Programs EARL M. TAPLEY Dean School of Graduate Studies EDWARD C. SUSAT Director Placement Dwight F. Burlingame Kay Mattingly DWIGHT F. BURLINGAIvIE Head Librarian KAY MATTINGLY Coordinator Student Activities Paul I. Ester Louise M. Land PAUL I. ESTEP Director Personnel LOUISE M. LAND Director Union Building Robert A. Redding Harry W. Anderson ROBERTA. READING III Director Housing and Conferences EMERSON H. ABTS University Chaplain HARRY W. ANDERSON, JR. Controller 205 Admissions Office Bookstore Guidance Center ADMISSIONS OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT: John Oberhelman, Marilyn Noah, Tim Buecher, Jeanne McCutchan, Bob Har- per, Steve Mooney. BOOKSTORE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Dremstedt, Joyce Dick, Bill Hughes, William Perry, Elsie Schwei- karth. GUIDANCE CENTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Merle Padgett, Barbara Kelley, David BrownUe, Tom Mehaffey, Rose Scott, Donna Boys, Charlotte Kegel. 206 Public Relations Purchasing PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy McKinney, Donald Jacob, Richard Larson. PURCHASING OFFICE FROM LEFT, STANDING: Donald Widick, Jean Sch- lachter. SITTING, Jo Ann Meth, Kathy Fulton. REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Kleindorfer, Paula Buening, Karen Stricklend, Jane Powers, Keith Kutzler. SECOND ROW: Lois Unfried, Sherman Tite, Dorothy Taylor, Kenneth Jones, Mildred Fitz- simmons. 207 Members of UE faculty, staff, and administration not pictiired in the pre- vious pages for one reason or another, are listed below: V. Jean Acker Suziinne C, Aiken Ruth 1. Alvis Donald V. Anderson William P. Asbury Sue Ann Atkinson Virgil C. Bailey Inielda Balbach Joan H. Ballard Patricia Becker Jennie Beeson Mar ' L. Bell Sarah Bess Billy R. Betz Johnny F. Biggers Nancy C. Biggs Victor C. Biggs Frances C. Black DerylA. Blackburn Gloria J. Blair Marilyn T. Blake Horace E. Blanton Eulalie W. Blesch Mildred C. Boeke RosalynA. Bonds William E. Bootz Lena Boimds Mona J. Boyd Jean Brackmann Robert A. Bradshaw Robert L. Brannon Richard K. Bra shears Thelma Brittingham Thomas D. Brooks John W. Brown Paula Rae Buening Byron A . Bullock Donald L. Burks Jane A. Burns Madeline W. Burns Judy C. Busing Leroy Campbell Lena M. Chester James R. Clements Joyce W. Cloijgh Janice E. Coleman Valeda Collins Margaret R. Connolly Sam Cookman Mary M. Cooney Donald E. Couxdet Bruce Cimningham Wade D. David Clarence H. Davis Cynthia Z. Davis Jessie Davis Marvin L. Davis B. James Dawson John R. Deffendall Wahnita Delong Linda Dennis Marie P. Divincenti Barbara J. Dockery Stewart E. Doty Paid T. Dove Ray T. Dvifford Donald J. Dunville Florine M. Dye Alfred R, Eagan James E. Eaves Dixie Edwards Elaine E. Edwards Carlin J. Edwards Joseph Effinger Fred Eilers Mary R. Ellingson Margaret M. Ellsworth Rosalie M. Elmendorf M. Hayward Embry Philip C. Ensley Harris D. Erickson Jean S. Falls Richard A. Farrer Jesse E. Felton Judith L. Fiddick Thomas C. Fiddick Jean L. Firebaugh Karen A . Fox Shelton D. Fulton Elisabeth A. Furr Helen M. Futrell Richard Geier Rosemary C. Geiss Ethel M, Gibson Virginia Glascock Robert Glaser Marlene K. Glasgow George W. Glover Geraldine Goerges Mary E. Gooch Thomas S. Goodloe Robert B. Gossett Dewey E. Gourley Beverly Govier Margaret A. Graul Betty J. Gray Walter J. Gray Robert L. Gregory Darla K. Gries Leola J. Grimm Betty J. Grinn Teena Grinn David L. Hames Birk C. Harl John L. Harl Janice D. Harper Dorothy L. Heinlein Lormie R. Helm Robert L. Hemsky Clarence Henn AUene Herron ValadaA. Heseman Edmimd S. Higgs Gaynelle Hill Agnes B. Hirsch Arlene E. Hoffman James C. Hoffman Carol Hofmann Carolyn F. Holland Joe T. Holt Kenneth D. Hood Jerry Hoover Helen C. Horn Harold Houston Douglas K. Hubbell Lucille Hudson Robert W. Hudson David Gene Himter Donald L. Hunter Susan F. Hutchinson Dana S. Hutson Orville J. Jaebker Oscar Jeude Anne E. Johnson Charles Johnson Dolores L. Jones Lucile Jones Virginia Jones Dee Kalena Nellie B. Kanno Joan A. Kappler Ann B. Katterhenry Ronald O. Keck Rice Kello Jerry D. Kendall Joan T. Kiely Margaret P. Kimberling Franklin Kirk Paul Kitzinger William E. Kitzinger Thelma C. Kohl Jane H. Kordana Mathew T. Krejci Jack N. Kroeger Joseph T. Lancaster L. Bruce Lang Bruce Langford Judith L. Lawless Elizabeth A. 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BS Engineering Judith A. Herrmann Evansville, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Wayne E. Hettenbach Evansville, Ind. BS Engineering Sharon S. Highsmith Fort Branch, Ind. BA liberal Arts Christi D. Hill Oakland City, Ind. BA EL Ed. Lucy N. Hill Marion, Ky. BA El. Ed. Jeanette Hobbs Tipton, Ind. Maurice R. Hodges Martinsville, Ind. BS Engineering Merribeth Hoffman Indianapolis, Ind. AD Nursing Rhonda Horton Winslow, Ind. BS Communications William Hosmon Evansville, Ind. BS Engineering Brock D. Howard Indianapolis, Ind. BA Pre- Theology Craig J. Howerton Evansville, Ind. BA Bus. Ad. Jill A. Huber Evansville, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Jeffrey A. Huffman Milan, Ind. BA Sec. Ed. Jamie Humphrey Osgood, Ind. BS Nursing John R. Hurt Princeton, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Carla G. Irwin Louisville, Ind. BS Nursing Lana K. Jacobs Ellettsville, Ind. BA El. Ed. Carol A. Janneck Greenwood, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Kathleen A. Johnson Bedford, Ind. OQI BS Nursing Stephen M. Keener Terence J, Keil Donald A, Kempf Cecelia D. 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Schaltz Evansville, Indiana AD Nursing Gregory J. Scheller Evansville, Ind. BS Law Enforcement Marsha J. Schermer Lawrenceburgh, Ind. Assoc. Music Kathleen M. Schulte Evansville, Ind. BS Nursing Ronald G. Schuster Henderson, Ky. BA Secondary Ed. Eugene E. Scott Mt, Vernon, Ind. BS Engineering 233 Glenn A. Seger Jasper, Ind. RA Secondary Ed. Ann R. Senniger Jasper, Ind. Ad Nursing Michael J. Shannon Evansville, Ind. BME Music Ed. Jesse R. Shelby Mt. Vernon, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Susan M. Shepard Somerville, N.J. BA Secondary Ed. Carol A. Smith Trenton, N.J. BA Secondary Ed. Ceha L. Smith Baloa, Canal Zone BA Liberal Arts Jane P. Smith Evansville, Ind. BS Nursing Julie A. Smith Evansville, Ind. BA Ele. Ed. Ruth A. Smith Floyd Knobs, Ind. BS Nursing 234 Loralyn N. Sorgius Otwell, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Brenda J. Spanger Edwardsport, Ind. BA Ele. Ed. Rodney D. Spaw Newburgh, Ind. BS Journalism Mary Ann Spencer Grayville, 111. BS Nursing Christie A. Springston Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. BA Liberal Arts Er ic L. Stein Birmingham, Al. BA Secondary Ed. Linda C. Stennett BoonviHe, Ind. BS Niirsing Elaine R. Stevenson luka, 111. BS Psych. Steven M. Stewart Princeton, Ind. BA Secondary Ed, Merryl L. Stitch St. Louis, Mo. BS Nursing Julie A. Stofleth Evansville, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. PhylHs E. Stokes Evansville, Ind. BME Music Ed. PhylHs K. Storti Evansville, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Cathy J. Stratman Evansville, Ind. BME Music Ed. Kenneth W. Stratman Evansville, Ind. BS Engineering Linda L. Streicher Jasper, Ind. BA Ele. Ed. Pamela K. Stubbs Liberty, Ind. Assoc. Nursing Gilbert M. Sue Evansville, Ind. BA Pre-Law Jamet L. Sumner Indianapolis, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Lindy L. Sykes Ohiey, 111. BS Social Work Kymber G. Talley Evansville, Ind. AD Nursing i April A. Temme Oakland City, Ind. BME Music Ed. Susan R. Temple Evansville, Ind. BS Compt, Science Karla D. Terry Indianapolis, Ind. AD Office Adminis- tration Karen G. Tevault Evansville, Ind. AD Nursing Stephen E. Thatcher Somerville, N.J. BA Secondary Ed. Rose M. Thomas Corydon, Ind. AD Law Enforcement Stephen W. Thomas Cloverdale, Ind, BS Law Enforcement Teresa I. Thomas Evansville, Ind. BS Psych. Marilyn S. Thompson Odon, Ind. AD Nursing Cheryl E. Thompson Indianapolis, Ind. BAEle. Ed. Gary A. Trafton Chrisney, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Thompson Tsai Washington, D.C. BA Liberal Arts Richard J. Traud Evansville, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Roberta A. Turner Madisonville, Ky, BS Nursing Gordon L. Trulock Chrisney, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Cynthia A. Vollmer Jasper, Ind, BA Ele. Ed. Stephen L, Veech Evansville, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. Julie A. Wahler Mt. Carmel, 111. BS Nursing Jeffrey W. Wallace Newburgh, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Harvey Wallbanger Australia Thomas H. Walton Evansville, Ind. BS Communications Kim A. Wanniger Evansville, Ind. BS Engineering William A. Wargel Evansville, Ind. BS Engineering Judith M. Warn Milan, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Vicki L. Wathen Bedford, Ind. BA Ele, Ed. Delilah E, Weatherholt Richland, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Cheryl L. Weber Crown Point, Ind. BS Nursing Gerald W. Wehr Jasper, Ind. BS Pre-Med Debra A. Werner Medina, Ohio BA Secondary Ed. Darlene S. Wheaton Elberfeld, Ind. AD Nursing Terry A. White Oakland City, Ind. BA Pre-Law Suzanne E. Whitehead Otwell, Ind. BA Ele. Ed. Sally Wiant Portsmouth, R.I. BA Ele. Ed. Pamela P. Wilgus Tell City, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Don A. Wilhelmus Boonville, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Rebecca S. Wilhouse Boonville, Ind. BS Nursing 237 Margaret A. Williford Rex D. Willoughby Evansville, Ind, French Lick, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. BA Secondary Ed. Eyangeline R. Wilson Kingman, Ind. BS Nursing Barbara K. Wiseman Evansville, Ind. BA Liberal Arts Patricia K. Wolf Evansville, Ind. AD Nursing James C. Wong Dayton, Ohio BS Engineering Ethel A. Woodall Petersburg, Ind. BME Music Ed. John S. Woods Princeton, Ind. BS Compt. Science Dina Worstman Evansville, Ind. John S. Wright, Jr. Evansville, Ind. BFA Fine Arts Linda K. Young Evansville, Ind. BA Secondary Ed. Laurel D. Zehner Tipton, Ind. BS Law Enforcement Hugo W. Zimmermann Donna M. Zirkelbach Rockport, Ind. Evansville, Ind. BS Bus. Ad. BE Ele. Ed. SCNIOft INDCX If Senior index for the class of 1975 A ALDRIDGE, REBECCA LEAH. BA-Ele- mentary Education. ALLES, ROBERT CHARLES. BA-Sec- ondarv Education. Spanish Club 4. Varsity Baseball 1. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ANDERS. PHYLLIS JEAN. BS-Nursing. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Philanthropic-3). Alpha Tau Delta 2.3,4. Indiana Association of Nursing Students 2(Treas- urer). Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 2. Crescents 2. Dean ' s List. University Sing 2.4. Musical Madness 2. Intramurals l,4(Softball-l; Volleyball-1.4). ANDERSON. SYLVIA LYNN. BA. ASHWORTH, KAREN JEAN. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Sigma Alpha Iota 1,2,3,4. AWS 2. Moore Hall l,2(Publicity Secretaey-2). Sigma Alpha Iota Honor Pledge 1. University Sing 1. Pops Concert 2,3,4. University Choir 3. ATTEBURY, MICHAEL E. Administra- tive Accounting. Sigma Alpha Epsilon l,2,3,4(Correspondent-l,2; Chronicler-2,3; Pledge Trainer-3). Interfraternity Council 1,2. BAILEY, WILLIAM SYKES. BS-Pre- Med, Biology. American Chemical Society 3,4. Bi-Sci 4(Vice President). BARCHET, GILBERT ALAN. BS-Mar- keting. Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4. Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BARESIC, DEBORAH ANN. BS-Nur- sing. Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3. Girls of the Golden Heart 2,3(Secretary-2). Musical Madness 1. University Sing 1. Women ' s Tennis Team 2. Intramurals 2. BARNETT, CYNTHIA LYNN. BA-Ele- mentary Education, Special Education. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Student Council for Ex- ceptional Children 2,4. , . .. BARWIG, DAVID R. BS-Electrical Engineering. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 1,2,3,4. Arnold Air Society l,2,3,4(Liason Officer-2; Comptroller-3). Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Annual USO Show 1,2,3,4. Football 1. BASSEMIER, KATHYRN LOUISE. BS-Marketing. Alpha Lambda Delta 4. Pi Sigma Epsilon 3,4(Secretary-4). Dean ' s List 4. BAUER, GARY WAYNE. BS-Account- ing BEANBLOSSOM, SUE LYNN. Market ing. Pi Sigma Epsilon 4. Economic Society 4. Morton Hall 2(Vice President). Harlax- ton Student Association 3( Treasurer), AWS Dorm Representative 2. Dean ' s List 1,2. Musical Madness 1. University Sing 1,2,4. Intramurals l,2(Softball-l; Voliey- ball-2). Harlaxton Study Centre 3. BELLESSA, TERESA J. BS-Nursing. Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Treasurer-3). Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4(Pledge Trainer-4). Moore Hall 3(Publicity Commission). Nursing Evaluation Committee 1. University Sing 3. BENNETT, CHRIS L. BS-Accounting. Accounting Club 2,3,4. May Honors Day-Whirlpool Business Award. BERRY, KATHLEEN JO. BME-Music Education. University Choir 4,5(Secre- tary-Treasurer). Campus Choir 1. Choral Society 3,4,5. Select Choir for European Tour 1972. Lyric Theatre 1,2,3,4,5. Marching Band 1,2. Varsity Band 1,2,3. BESORE, DEBROAH LEE. AD-Nursing. Phi Mu 1,2,3. Indiana Association ol Nursing Students Representative 2. Uni- versity Sing 1,2,3. Women ' s Football 1,2,3. Women ' s Track 1,2,3. BIRCHLER, DONNA L. Elementary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4. BLAIR, GLORIA JEAN. BA-Business Education. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Phi Kappa Phi 4. NCAS 3. Dean ' s List 3,4. BLAKE, TERRY I. BS-Speech, Radio,TV. Film. LinC Staff 4. UETV News 3,4. Stu- dents ' Communications Organization 4(Secretary). Dean ' s List. Crescent 4. BODE, MICHAEL CARL. BS-Business Administration. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 1,2. Pi Sigma Epsilon 3,4. Uni- versity Sing 2. Varsity Band 1,2. AFROTC 1,2. BODINE, MICHAEL J. BS-Sociai Studies. Basketball 1,2. BOSAW, EDWIN. BS-Law Enforcement. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. EvansvUle Federal Savings and Loan Academic Scholarship 4. University of Evansville Alumni Academic Scholarship 2,3.4. BOYER, PAMELA G. BA-Secondar Education. Chi Omega l,2,3,4(Rusi Chairman-3). Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. AWS 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. University Sing 3. BOYERS, MARSHA KAY. BS-Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta l,2,3.4(Co-editor-3; Honors Chairman-4). Hughes Hall 2.3(Women ' s Social Vice President-3). Dean ' s List 2. Musical Madness 3, Intramurals 1,2.3. BRACK, GARY R. BS-Marketing. BRADLEY, SUZANNE STOPPS. BA- Secondary Education, Speech Drama and Art. Drama Club 1,2. Student Art Association 4. Students ' Communications Organization 4. School for Scandal 1. BRAHAM. JEAN LOU. BS-Nursing. Kappa Chi 1. Angel Flight 2.3,4. Aerospace Ball Queen ' s Court 3. Choir 1. Annual USO Show 2,3,4. BRAUGHTON. ANNE ELIZABETH. BA- Secondary Education. Alpha Omicron Pi 2.3,4(Chapter Relations Committee-4). Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Sisters of the Laurel 3,4(Rush Chairman-4). Dean ' s List. Uni- versity of Evansville Academic Alumni Scholarship. AOPi Ruby A Scholarship Award. Musical Madness 1,2,4. University Sing 3,4. BROWN, KIMBERLY JANE. BFA.Kap- pa Pi 1,2,3. Student Art Association 4. Dean ' s List 2,3,4. BROWN, MARLA EILEEN. BS-Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta l,2,3,4(Treasurer-2). Indiana Association of Nursing Students 1,2.3. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4. Dean ' s List 1.3. Senior Nurse Representative on Curriculum Committee 4. Alpha Tau Delt? Committees 2.3,4. Who ' s Who Among American College and University Students 4. Highest GPA for Morton Hall 2. Membership Award for Alpha Tau Delta 2. Intramurals 4(Basketball; Bowling). BURNETT. THOMAS WALTER. BA. Lambda Chi Alpha 3.4. Interfraternity Council 3.4(Treasurer). Musical Madness 3.4. University Sing 3. Athletic Trainer 1.2,3,4. C CAMPBELL, JAMES RICHARD. BS- Computing Science. Phi Kappa Tau l,2,3,4(Intramural Chairman-2; Treas- urer-3; Parliamentarian-4). Blue Key 3,4, Dean ' s List. Intramurals 2,3,4. CAMPESE, Michael Angelo. BA-Political Science. Officer in the Newman Center 2,3. Dean ' s List. CANADA. DOUGLAS ALAN. BS-Elect- rical Engineering. Kappa Mu Epsilon 4,5. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4,5(Secretary-Treasurer-4,5; Chairman Membership Committee-5). Intramurals 2.3.4,5(BasketbaU-2.3,5; Soft- ball-3.4.5; Volleyball-5). CARTER, DELORES ANN.BS-Elemen- tary Education. Dean ' s List CASSIDY, DALE EDWARD. Mechanical Engineering. Society of Physics Students 4. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2.3,4. Society of Automotive Engineers 3,4. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. Engineering Club 3.4(President-4). Dean ' s Council 4. CASSIDY. GARY EDWARD. BA-Sec- ondary Education. CHILDERS, LARRY EUGENE. BA-Sec- ondary Education. Dean ' s List. Head ol Intramural Tennis 1974. CHRISTIANA. DAVID G. BS-Psychol- ogy. Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,4(Treas- urer-3; Pledge Trainer-4). Interfraternity Council 3. Dean ' s List 1. University Sing 4. CONDITT, BETTY JEAN. BA-Math. 240 Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4(Secretary-4). Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Musical Madness 3. Choir 4. COUEY, SANDRA S. Nursing. COX, JAMIE LYNN. BA-Elementary Education. Alpha Phi 3,4(Assistant Treasurer-3,4). Student Education Assoc- iation 3,4(Secretary-4). Dean ' s List. CRAVENS, ROBERT WILLIAM. BS Law Enforcement. Sigma Phi Epsilon l,2,3,4,5(Recorder-5). CRAYS, CAROL LYNN. BA-Political Science. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Hughes Hall 2,3,4(Social Vice President-2; Governor-3; Resident Assistant-4). Dean ' s List. University Sing 1. Musical Madness 1. Hughes Hall Girls Bike Team Coach 2,4. Intramurals 2,4(Football-2,4; Softball-2). CRAWFORD, BARBARA J. BS-Medical Technology. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. CUMMINGS, NORVAL TERRANCE. BS- Law Enforcement. Phi Kappa Tau 2,3,4. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Basketball-l,2,3,4; Volleyball-2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Softball- 2.3. Dean ' s List. D DALTON, JOSEPH G. BA. Phi Beta Chi 3.4. Bi-Sci 4. Dean ' s List. DAVIS, GREGORY KENT. BS-Account- ing. Accounting Club 3,4. Dean ' s List. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Basketball-l,2,3,4; Football-4; Softball-1,3,4; Volleyball-3). DEAN, LARRY W. BS-Business Admin- istration. Accounting Club 3. DEDMAN, JOE ALLEN. BS-Computing Science. Lambda Chi Alpha 3,4. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Blue Key 3,4. Association for Computing Science 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3,4. DEIG, STEVEN K. BA-Pre-Law. Blue Key 4. Political Affairs Association 3,4(President-3). Economic Society 4. Dean ' s List. Brass Ensemble 4. One Crimson Travelogue 3,4. DENNIS, JAMES W . BA. Blue Key 3,4(Secretary-4).Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4. Who ' s Who 4. Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Alpha Omicron Pi Sweetheart 4. Musical Madness 3. Intramural Volley- ball, Basketball, Swimming, Track 1,2,3,4. DENTON, CHARLOTTE KAYE PRES- TON. BA-Elementary Education. Council of Exceptional Children 3,4. DIMMETT, PATRICA JEAN. BA-Ele- mentary Education. NSEA 3. Alumni Scholarship 2. DIXON, JAMIA. BA-Secondary Edu- cation. Chi Omega l,2,3,4(Treasurer-3). Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Cap and Gown 4. Dean ' s List. Women ' s Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DOBBS, MARCIA JEAN. Elementary Education. Chi Omega l,2,3,4(Panhel- lenic-3; Personnel-4). Acettes 1,2. Crescents 2,3,4. Dean ' s List. University Sing l,2,3,4(Director-3,4). Musical Mad- ness 2,3. DOBBINS, MICHAEL. BS-Law Enforse- ment. Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4(Vice president-3). J Board. DRAKE, GINGER SUE. BA-Business Education. NCAS. Dean ' s List DRING, JANE ELLEN. BS-Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4(Secretary 3,4). Resident Assistant 3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 1. University Sing 2. DUKE, KENNETH DAVID. BS-Mechan- ical Engineering. Engineering Club 4. American Society of Mechanical Engin- eers. Societj of Automotive Engineers. Dean ' s List. DUNCAN, LOUIS C. JR. BS-Accounting. Accounting Club 3,4. Hughes Hall Lawn Display Committee 3,4. Cheerleader 2,3,4. Big 39 Bike Race 2,3,4. Resident Assistant 4. Letterman Cross Country and Track 2,3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DUNCAN, ROGER MAX. BA-Physical Education. Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities 3. Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4. E EGLI, REBECCA ANN. BA-Secondary Education. Chi Omega 1,2. AWS 1,2,3,4. ELSNER, SUSAN. BS-Nursing. Dean ' s List. ENGLE, PAMELA FAITH. BS-Medical Technology. ENLOW, RICHARD BRUCE. Social Studies. Dean ' s List. EPPLE, KATHY A. BA-Secondary Edu- cation. Lambda Iota Tau 3,4. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. English Club 4. Student Council for Exceptional Children 4. Religious Education Program 4. University of Evansville Tutoring Program. Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1974. Hoosier Scholar- ship. Academic Alumni Scholarship. AWS Big Sis 2. EUGENE, WILLIAM. Business Adminis- tration. Accounting Club 4. EVANS, BENJAMIN M. AD-Nursing. F FAGER, JEFFREY ALAN. Psychology, Religion. University Christian Movement l,2(President-2). Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Presi- dent-2). Blue Key 3,4(Treasurer). Phi Kappa Phi 3,4(Vice President-4). Univer- sity Appeals Board 3,4. Student Association Executive Board 2. Dean ' s List. Readers ' Theatre. FALLEN, KATHERINE A. BS-Account- ing. Zeta Tau Alpha l,2,3,4(Junior Panhellenic Representative-1; Junior Panhellenic President-1; Assistant Treas- urer-3). Dean ' s List 2. Football Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. University Sing 3,4. FELLOWS, GARVIN II. Law Enforce- ment. Chi Gamma Iota 2,3,4(Social Chairman-3; Social Committee-2,3; Bro- ther of the Year Award-3). Dean ' s List. FLETCHER, AMY KATHLEEN. BA-Ele- memtary Education. Girls of the Golden F eart 1. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Dean ' s List. 1 OERTSCH. SUSAN LOUISE. AD-Nur- sing. AD Nursing Class Treasurer 1973-74, 1974-75. Dean ' s List. FULMER, BARBARA JO. Elementary Education, Special Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 2,3,4. Angel Flight 2,3,4. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Mortor Board 3,4. CEC 4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 1,2,3,4. University Sing 3,4. Intramurals. FULTZ, JUDITH ANN. AD-Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Nursing Student Faculty 2. Dean ' s List. G GARDNER, RAY. BS-Law Enforcement. Dean ' s List. GEISER, PAMELA S. BA-Elementary Education. Zeta Tau Alpha l,2,3,4(Presi- dent-4). Angel Flight 2,3,4. Crescents 3,4. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Cap and Gown 4. Dean ' s List. University Sing 1,2,3,4. Musical Madness 2,3,4. Intramurals. GEYER, SUSAN LYNN. English Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2. English Club 4. Dean ' s List. A.A.Brentano Scholarship. Alumni Scholarship. Musical Madness 2. Intramurals 2,4. GLEITZ, TRUDY D. AD-Nursing. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 1,2. Kappa Chi 1,2. UE Band 1,2. University Sing 1,2. GLOVER, SCOTT ALAN. BA-Chemistry, Math. Dean ' s List. GOOCH, ROBIN LYNN. BA-Physical E ducation. Alpha Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4 (President-3; Social Committee-1; Home- coming Display Chairman-2; Basketball Marathon Chairman-2). Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2. Angel Flight l,2,3(Drill Liason Officer-3; Campus Service Committee-3; Corps Relation Committee-2). Cap and Gown 3. Pi Lambda Theta 2,3. Phi Kappa Phi 2,3. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 3. Crescents 1. Dean ' s List. Cap and Gown Outstanding Junior Girl. Alumni Distinguished Service Award. Musical Madness 1,2. University Sing 3. Freshman Cheerleader 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2. Intercollegiate Volleyball 2. Intramurals 1,2,3. GOODWIN, BARBARA ANN. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4. Dean ' s List. UE Band 1,2. GOODWIN, WILLIAM BRUCE. BS-Law Enforcement. Chi Gamma Iota 3,4. Dean ' s List 2. GOURLEY, marty. elementary Edu- cation. Zeat Tau Alpha l,2,3,4(Scholarship Chairman-3; Standards Chairman-4). Council for Exceptional Children 4. Dean ' s List. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GOURLEY, SHERRA LYN. Secondary 241 Education. Physical Education. Air Force ROTC Intramural Director of Hughes Hall Women 3,4. Acettes 3,4. Intramurals 2,3,4iFlag Football-3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Softball-2,3,4; Swimming-2; Tennis-3,4; Ping Pong-3,4). GRABILL, CYNTHIA MAUD. BA-Liber- al Arts-French. Crescent Staff 1. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 2,3,4 (Missions Secretary-3; Treasurer-4). Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 3. Big Sis-Little Sis Program 4. GRAFTON, KERMIT S. BS-Law Enforcement. Arnold Air Society 3,4(Deputy Commander-4). Dean ' s List. Annual USO Show 3,4. Distinguished AFROTC Cadet 4. GRAY, JOAN KAY. BA-Physical Education. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(In- tra mural director-2,3; Activity Officer-1). Musical Madness 2,3. University Sing 1,3,4. Varsity Volleyball 4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. All-star football 4. GREATHOUSE, ROBERT JAMES. BA- History. Blue Key 3,4. Phi Kappa Tau 2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Phi Kappa Tau Scholastic Award 1972-73. LinCStaff 2. GREGORY, APRIL DEANN. BME. Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4(Editor-3; Honor Pledge-2; Sword of Honor Award-3; Social Chairman-3; Pops Concert Chore-3). Dean ' s List. Pops Concert 2,3,4. Choir 1,3. Choral Society 2.4. GUMBRELL, ROSEMARY LYNN. BS- Social Work. Dean ' s List. H HALE, Donna M. AD-Nursing. HAMES, DAVID LEE. BS-Computing Science. Association for Computing Science 2,3,4. Dean ' s List. HAMPSHIRE, CAROL JEAN. BS-Nur- sing. Angel Flight 2.3,4(Comptroller-4). Annual USO Show 3,4. University Sing 2. HANKINS, LU ANN. BA-Secondary Education, Physical Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3. University Sing l,2,4(Director-4). Intra- murals. HARMES, BRADLEY KENT. BS-Public Administration. Blue Key 3. Political Affairs Association 2.3(Treasurer-2,3). Economics Society 2. Symphonic Wind and Percussion Ensemble 1.2. Choral Society 2,3. Who ' s Who Among College and University Students. Dean ' s List. Hoosier Scholar. Alumni Scholarship. Music Scholarship. Young Democrats. Hayes for Congress Committee. Hoosiers for Birch Bayh Student Staff. Center for Instructional Services 1,2,3. HAWORTH, LYNNE ALLISON. BS- Computing Science. Association for Computing Science l,2,3,4(President-3,4). Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4. Brentano Lawn Display Committee 2.3. Dean ' s List 2. University Sing 2. Brentano Badminton 1. HFIBUCHER, KATHERINE E. BS-Nur- 5ing. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. Brentano Historian 3. Dean ' s List 1,2. Musical Madness Cochairman 3. University Sing 2. Acettes 1,2. HEILMANN, ERIC MATTHEW. BS- Journalism. Phi Kappa Tau 4. Soccer 3,4. Crescent Staff Reporter 3,4. HELMBOCK, REBECCA ANN. Elemen- tary Education. HENINGER, JON MICHAEL. BA-Physi- cal Education. Dean ' s List. Freshman Football. Varsity Baseball 1,2. Intra- murals l,2,3,4(Football; Basketball; Soft- ball). All-star football team 1974. HENSLEY, GAIL LYNN. Elementary Education, Special Education. Council for Exceptional Children. HENSLEY, MARSHA JEAN. BS-Medical Technology. Phi Beta Chi 4. HENZE, ROBERT E. BS-Electrical Engineering. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 3,4. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1. HERRMANN, JUDITH ANN. BS- Accounting. Phi Kappa Phi 2,3,4. Economics Society l,2,3,4(Secretary-Trea- surer-3; Vice President-4). Accounting Club 2,3,4(Secretary-Treasurer-3). Dean ' s List. ALCOA Business Scholarship Recipient. HETTENBACH, WAYNE E. BS-Mech- inical Engineering. Chi Gamma Iota 2,3,4. Society of Automotive Engineers 2,3,4. American Society of Mechinical Engineers 2,3,4(Program Chairman-4). Dean ' s List. HILDENBRAND, DONNA JEAN. BS- Nursing. Alpha Phi 3,4(Vice President Scholarship-3). Little Sisters of the Laurel 2,3,4(Vice President). Nursing Student • Faculty Council 3. University Sing 1,2,4. Musical Madness 1. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HILL, CHRISTI DIANNE. BA-Elemen- tary Education. Phi Mu 2,3,4(Home- coming Chairman-3; Social Chairman-4). National Student Education Association 4. Musical Madness 2. University Sing 2,3. Intramural Football 2. HILL, LUCY NOTTINGHAM. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Hughes Hall 3(Secretary). Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 2. Intramural (Football; Basket- ball; Paddleball; Bowling; Volleyball; Track). HOBBES, WENDY CAROL. BA. Student Revision Code 1. Basketball Queen Candidate 3. UET 2(Sound Crew). Intramural Football 2,3. HOBBS, JEANETTE. AD-Respiratory Therapy. HODGES, MAURICE ROBERT. BS- Mechanical Engineering. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Society of Automotive Engineers 3,4. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. Engineering Club 4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HORSTMAN, DEANA RAE. BS- Elementary Education. Chi Omega 1.2,3,4(Panhellenic-2; Secretary-4). Pan- hellenic President 3. University Sing 1. HOSMON, WILLIAM JOSEPH. BS- Industrial Engineering. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Engineering Club 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Varsity Baseball 2. Varsity Soccer 3,4. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. HOWARD, BROCK DAVID. BA-Religion. Hughes Hall 2(Secretary). Cheerleader 2. Streaking Team 3. Intramurals 1, 2,3,4- HOWERTON, CRAIG JEFFERY. BS- Business Administration. Accounting, Club 3,4. Economics Society 2,3. Dean ' s List. HUBER, JILL ANN. BS-Law Enforce- ment. Alpha Omicron Pi 2,3,4. Order of Diana 4. University Sing 3,4. HUFFMAN, JEFFERY A. BA-Secon- dary Education. University Sing 1. Varsity Baseball 1,2. Varsity Soccer 4. HUMPHREY, JAMIE. BS-Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3. Intramurals 2,3,4. HURT, JOHN R. BA-Secondary Educa- tion, Math. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Dean ' s List. Intramural Basketball. I IRWIN, CARLA GAYLE. BS-Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4(Social Chairman-4). ISNA 2,3(President-3). J JACOBS, LANA KAY. BA-Elementary Education. Dean ' s List. Intramurals 1,2. JANNECK, CAROL ANN. BS-Office Administration. Union Board (Publicity Committee). JOHNSON, DUANE SCOTT. BA-Pre- Theology. Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Pledge Trainer-2; Vice President-3,4). University Christian Movement 1,2. Dean ' s List. Bigney Scholar 4. University Sing 1. Musical Madness 1. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 (Tennis; Bowling; Basketball; Softball). Big 39 Bike Race 1,2. JOHNSON, KIMBERLY A. BA-Second- ary Education. Angle Flight 2,3,4(Oper- ations Officer-4). Cap and Gown 4. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Dean ' s List. JONES, PATRICIA FLORENCE. BS- Nursing. Pi Mu l,2,3,4(Chaplain-3). Angel Flight 2,3. Girls of the Golden Heart 4. University Sing 1. Musical Madness 2. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Tennis-l,3,4; Swim- ming-1,2; Football-1,4; Track-1,3). K KASPER, CHRISTINE ELEANA. BS- Nursing. Zeta Tau Alpha l,2,3,4(Fries Chairman-2; Social Chairman-3; Vice President-4). Arnold Air Society 1,2,3 (Operations Officer-2). Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. A.W.S. 1,2,3. S.A. 2. New Unit Dorm Council 1. Nursing Student - Faculty Council 3,4. Chairman Dining In 1. 242 Dining Out 2. Dean ' s List. Miss U.E. 1974-3rd. runner up. Frosh Ice Breaker Queen Candidate. Musical Madness 1,2,3,4. University Sing 1,2,4. In- tramurals (Swimming; Volleyball; Foot- ball; Basketball; Archery). Little 39 Bike Race 2. Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4. Eastern Star Scholarship 2. Young Republicans 1,2,3,4. Outstanding Cadet l(ARROTC). Miss Freedom Festival Candidate 3. KAYSER, KATHERINE E. AD-Nursing. KEENER, STEPHEN MATTHEW. BS- International Business. Dean ' s List. Whirlpool Business Award Winner. Evansville Phillharmonic Choir. KEMPF, DONALD ALLEN. BS-Account- ing. Accounting Club 1. Kappa Mu Epsilon 1,2,3,4. KENDIG, BARBARA JEAN. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Association of Childhood Education 4. Council for Exceptional Children 4. University Sing 2, 3. Intramural Track 1,3. KERNS, CECELIA DARLENE. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Association for Childhood Education 3,4(Treasurer-4). Student Council for Exceptional Children 4(President-4). KERSHAW, ANITA. BA-Elementary Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Angel Flight 2,3,4(Area Officer-Operations). Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Phi Lambda Theta 3,4. Dean ' s List. KINCAID, MATTHEW B. BA-Math. Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4(Vice President-4). Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Blue Key 4. Dean ' s List. Symphonic Band 3. Jazz Ensemble 2,3,4. Choral Society 3. KING, KATHIE L. BA-Biology; BA Chemistry; BS-Computing Science. Zeta Angel Flight. Math Club. Chi-O. Lambda Chi Little Sis. Lambda Alpha Sigma, B.O.Y. Women 1,3,5. Lambda Chi Sweetheart 3. Watermelon Bust 2. Twirler 2,3. Red Light 1. KISSEL, MARILYN S. BS-Nursing. Alpha Phi 3,4(Administrative Assistant -4). Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3,4. University Sing 2,4. KRANWETTER, BRENDA K. BA- Secondary Education. Chi Omega l,2,3,4(Secretary-3; Social Chairman-4). Cap and Gown 4. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4(Historian-4). Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4(Secretary-3; President-4). Student Education Association 3,4(Vice President-4). Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4. German Club 1. Association of Women Students 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. President ' s Scholar 1,2,3,4. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universitys 4. Most Outstanding Advanced Language Stu- dent 2. University Sing 1,2,3,4. Musical Madness 3,4. Women ' s Intramurals l,2,3,4(Football; Volleyball; Track). KREBS.BARBARA LYNN. BS-Nursing. Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4. Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3,4(Production Chairman). University Sing 1,2. KUNKLER, CAROL. BS-Nursing. AWS 1,2. Alpha Tau Delta l,2,3,4(Pledge Class-1; Treasurer-1,3; President-4). Chaplain of Brentano Hall 3. Outstanding Junior Alpha Tau Delta Member 3. Homecoming Committee 3. L LACHNCE, MICHAEL A. BA. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4(Vice President-3; Pres- ident-4). Phi Beta Chi 2,3,4. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Blue Key 3,4(President -4). Union Board of Directors 4. Dean ' s List. Hart Memorial Scholarship. LAIDLAW, RICHARD MANNING. BA-Education. Blue Key 3,4. Sigma Phi Epsilon(Rush Chairman-2; Chaplain-2; President-3). Political Affairs 4. History Club 4. Student Congress(Parliamen- tarian-4; Chairman Constitutional Review Committee-4). Dean ' s List. Who ' s Who. Intramurals(Tennis; Football; Softball). Student Orientation Leader 4. LARSEN, DIANA LOUISE. AD-Nursing. University Sing 2. Intramural Football 1,2(A11-Star Team-2). LASHER, CHERYL UNFRIED. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Chi Omega 1,2. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Panhellenic Council. Dean ' s List. LASHER, DAVID MATTHEW. BA- Secondary Education. Varsity Wrestling l,2,3,4(Most Improved-2). LATTNER, JOAN ELLEN. BS-Nursing. Alpha Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4. Acettes l,2(Vice President-2). LAWSON, KATHRYN R. BA-English Literature. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3(Chapter Relations Committee-2; Scholarship Chairman-3). Angel Flight l,2,3(Information-3). Lam- bda Iota Tau 2,3. Cap and Gown 2,3. Spanish Club 1. English Club 3. Dean ' s List. Academic Alumni Scholarship. Musical Madness 1,2,3. University Singl. LEBRUN, JERRY A. BA-Pre-Theology. LEDKOWSKY, NATALIE. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Intramurals(Football -2,3; Softball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1, 2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Volleyball-2,3,4). Inter- collegiate Volleyball 1. LEE, CURTIS D. BS-Mechanical Engineering. Engineering Club 2,3,4. LADONNA, VICTORIA LEE. BS-Nur sing. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4. LEHMAN, ROGER LEE. BA-Pre-Law. Political Affairs Association 3,4(Pres- ident-4; Vice President-3). Economics Society 4. Dean ' s List. LEONARD, KAY LYNN. AD-Nursing Intramurals(Softball-3,4; Tennis-4; Bas ketball-4). LEONARD, R. ANDREW. BS-Marketing. Pi Sigma Epsilon 4. LITHERLAND, ALLEN RAY. BS-Elec- trical Engineering. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4. LITHERLAND, PAULA FA YE. BS-Psy- chology. Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Secretary-2). Psi Chi 3,4(Secretary-4). Dean ' s List. Delta Kappa Gamma Honor Student 1. Hughes Hall Outstanding Upper Classman 3. Hoosier Scholar 1,2,3,4. Acettes 1. Intramural Bowling 4. LOCKRIDGE, DAVID E. BA-Marketing. Basketbal 1,2,3,4. LOUDON, JEAN. BA-Secondary Educa- tion-English. Alpha Lambda Delta 2. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Lambda Iota Tau 4. Dean ' s List. LUHR, CYNTHIA ANN. BS-Elementary, Special Education. Council for Exceptional Children 4. LUHRSEN, KURT WALTER. Bachelor of Lib. Studies-Pre-Theology. Kappa Chi 2,3,4(Publicity-2). Inter-Varsity 2,3,4. University Christian Movement 2,3,4 (Publicity-2; Vice President-3,4; Chairman of Outreach-2). Union Board Publicity Chairman 1. Intramural Ping-pong 2. Varsity Wrestling 3. Bike race 2. LUKER, DEBRA A. AD-Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean ' s List. LUTH, THOMAS EDWARD. BS-Biology. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Bi-Sci Club 4. Dean ' s List. M MAROLT, GARY F. BS-Law Enforce- ment. Dean ' s List. Assistant Coach of Soccer team. Intramurals(Track; Cross Country). MARTIN, JAMES M. BS-Law Enforce- ment. Campus Security. MARTIN, JANE ANN. BA-Secondary Education. Spanish Club 2,3Treasurer-3). Alpha Phi 3,4(Recreational Secretary-3,4). Dean ' s List. University Sing. MARTIN, JOHN L. BS-Electrical Engineering. Chi Gamma Iota 1,2,3,4. Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4. Dean of Engineering Executive Council 4. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 3,4(President-4). MARTIN, JUDITH ANNE. AD-Office Administration. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2. Alpha Phi l,2(Treasurer-l,2). Little Sister of Minerva. Richard E. and Oma Meier Scholarship. Honorary Academic Alumni Scholarship. Mabel Cowlishaw Siggins Scholarship, Alpha Phi Fraternity. Honorary University of jEvansville Office Staff Scholarship. MATTINGLY, LULA SHARON. BA-Ele- mentary Education. MAYER, JOAN CELESTE. BS-Nursing. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Nursing class treasurer 4. MCCART, LARRY REX. BA-Law En- forcement. Dean ' s List. MC DONALD, JANEEN. BS-Nursing. MC DOWELL, PAULA JEAN. BA-Sec- ondary Education. Chi Omega 1,2,3,4 (Rush-3; President-4). Crescents 1,2,3,4 243 (Rush-2). Intramurals 1.2.3,4(Sports Director Volloyball-3). Dean ' s List. State Scholarship. Turner ' s Scholarship. Mu- sical Madness. Intramurals(Flag football; Tennis: Volleyball; Baseball; Paddleball). MC ELLHINEY. KAREN M. BS-Nursing. I.A.N.S. 2,3. Alpha,,Tau Delta 2,3,4. Chi Gamma Iota Auxiliary 4. Student-Faculty Council - Nursing 4. Dean ' s List. Sr. Nursing Class Vice President. U.S. Army Student Nurse Program 3,4. Co-editor of Tongue Blade (Nursing Newsletter). MC GOWAN, JAN. BS-Nursing. Phi Mu 1,2,3,4. Alpha Tau Delta 3,4. Order of Diana 3,4. Panhellenic Council( Secretary -1,2). Musical Madness 1,2,4. University Sing. MC KINNEY, BONNIE REIDENBACH. BS-Nursing. Phi Mu l,2.3,4(Vice Pres- ident-4). Angel Flight 1,2,3. Order of Diana 2.3,4(Vice President-3). TKE Sweetheart 3. Musical Madness 1. University Sing 2,3,4(Director-2,3). MC KINNEY, CAROL G. BA-Religion. Deanfe List. MC KINNEY, GREGORY D. BS- Computing Science. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. Musical Madness 1. Varsity Football 1,2. MC KINNEY, RONALD RAY. BS- Business Administration. MC LAUGHLIN, CYNTHIA JAYNE. BA- Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4 (Panhellenic-3; Membership-4; Social-3). Panhellenic Council 3(Secretary-3). Cres- cents 2,3,4. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. SEC 4. Cap and Gown 4(vice President-4). Dean ' s List. Football Homecoming Candidate. Outstanding Panhellenic recommenda- tion. Musical Madness. University Sing. Smiling 1,2,3,4. MEISER, TERRI GAY. BA-Secondary Education Phi Mu l,2,3,,4(President-2). French Club 3(Vice President). Dean ' s List. United Methodist Scholarship 1,2. Musical Madness 1. University Sing 2,3. MESSMER, DONNA SUE. AD-Nursing. Girls of Golden Hearts. METZGER, CATHERINE ROBERTA. BS-Social Work. MITCHELL, THOMAS L. BA-Business Administration. Band Member. MORRISON. ELIZABETH JOAN. BA- Elementary Education. Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 (President-3). Student member of ISEA, Local Chapter, SNEA 3. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 2. University Sing. 2,4. MORRISON. G. ELAINE. BA-Psychol- ogy. Psi Chi 4. Dean ' s List 2,3,4. Academic Alumni Scholarship 3,4. MORRISON. KATHY LYNN. BS-Medical Technology. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4. Phi Beta Chi 4. Dean ' s List. MOSBEY, DON GILBERT. BA-Second- ary Education. Dean ' s List. MURPHY, LARRY RAY. BS-Accounting. Accounting Club 2,3,4- Dean ' s List. Cresent 1. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Varsity Baseball 2. N NEELY. ROBERT LYNN. AD-Law Enforcement. Intramurals(Basketball-l, 2,3; Softball-1,2,3; Volleyball-3; Track-l, 2,3). NEUMANN, KAREN ANN. BA-Second- ary Education. Phi Mu l,2,3,4(Treasuer- 2,3; Panhellenic Delegate-4). Sisters of Minerva 2. University Sing 3,4. NEWTON, LINDA MARIE. BA. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Membership Chairman - Assistant Rush-2; Administrative Vice President-3; Collegiate Liason Committee Representative-3). Spanish Club l,2(Pres- ident-2). Crescents 2,3,4. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Cap and Gown 3,4(President-3,4). Freshman Com- muter Representative to Student Congress. Advisorv Committee-Batelle Institute, Lilly Foundation Research. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Dean ' s List. Acettes 2. Musical Madness 1,3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 (Tennis-3,4; Ping Pong-3). NIXON, JENNIFER SUE. BS-Psy- chology. Psi Chi 4. Student Association 1,2. Student Congress 1. Crescent 3,4(Typesetter). Floor Social Chairman 2. Intercollegiate Softball 1,2,3,4. Intra- murals l,2,3,4(Softball-l,2,3,4; Football- 1,2,3; Volleyball-2; BasketbaU-2,3; Arch- ery-1,3). NIXON, SHARON BURNS. AD-Nursing. Receipant of Rice-Glodish Nursing Scholarship. Dean ' s List. NONTE, SUSAN GAYLE. BS-Journal- ism. Kappa Chi 1,2,3,4. Phi Delta Epsilon l,2(Vice President-2). AWS Big Sis 2. Sigma Delta Chi 3,4. Union Board Publicity Committee 1. Dean ' s List. Crescent l,2,3,4(Reporter-l,4; Associate News Editor-2; Copy Editor-3). Catalyst Managing Editor 4. Student Handbook Editor 3. Academic Alumni Scholarship 1,2,3,4. Scripps- Howard- W.C. Bussing Scholarship 3,4. Press Club Scholarship 3, NORMENT, BETTY FAYE. BA-Music Education. Sigma Alpha Iota 3,4. University Choir 3,4. 0 O ' BRYAN, JANE ANN. BA. Angel Flight. 2,3,4(Officer-3,4). Cap and Gown 4. Dean ' s List. Miss U. of E. Pageant 3. OLADAPO, CHARLES OLA. BS-Com- munications. Typical Alpha Men 1. Foreign Student Union 2(Vice President). Crescent Columnist 2. Black Student Union. 1974-5 Who is Who Among American Universities(Sic). All Offensive UE Soccer. OSKINS, SUSAN K. BS-Nursing. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Public Relations-4). OTTO, EDWINA C. BS-Psychology. Alpha Lambda Delta l,2(Editor-2). Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4. Psi Chi 3,4(Treasurer-3; President-4). Psychology Club 4. Union Board l(Fine Arts Committee Member). Dean ' s List. OVERBEY, KAREN ELAINE. BA-Pre- Theology. Cap and Gown 4. University Christian Movement l,2,3,4(Secretary-2; Worship Planning Chairman-3,4; Execu- tive Council-2,3,4). Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Vice President-2; Secretary -3). Dean ' s List. Academic Alumni Scholarship 1,2,3,4. Indiana State Scholarship 1,2,3. Univer- sity Sing 1. Neu Chapel Choir 2,3,4. OWENSBY, EMMA SUE. BS. Phi Delta Epsilon l,2,3(Secretary, Treasurer-2). Alpha Phi 3,4(Rush Chairman-3; Vice President-3). Goldenhearts 1,2,3,4. Babtist Student Union l,2,3,4(President-2; Vice President-1,3; Publicity-4). Dean ' s List. Who ' s Who in America ' s College and Universities 4. U of E Choir 2. Musical Madness 4. Madrieal Singer 2. Crescent 1,2,3,4 Newseditor-2,4; R6porter-l,3). LmU 3,4(Orgainzations Editor-3,4;. Cata- lyst 2. P PARKE, RENALD EUGENE. BS- Business Administration. Accounting Club 3,4. PARKER, KARIN LEE. BS-Communi- cations. Alpha Omicron Pi 2,3,4. Students ' Communications Organization 4( Curri- culum Committee-4). Harlaxton Society 3,4(Board of Directors-3,4). University Christian Movement l,2(Vice President- 2). Resident Ass 3,4. Harlaxton Manor Judicial Board 3. Music Major Scholarship 1. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Football; Volleyball; Basketball; Softball; Track). UETV News 3. Marching Band 1. Pep Band 1,2. Concert Band 1,2,3. Concert Orchestra 4. Brass Ensemble 2,3,4. Concert Choir 1,2. Choral Ayers 1,2,3,4. UE Theatre 2,3,4. Musical Madness 4. PATRY, LINDA K. BA Chi Omega 1,2,3,4. Le Cercle Francais 3. Crescents l,2(T-shirt Chairman-4). Musical Madness 3. University Sing 1. PEARSON, STEPHEN CHARLES. BS. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4. Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. PERRY, RICHARD A. BA-Chemistry. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. PFEFFER, BRENDA. BS-Computing Science. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Association for Computing Science 1,2,3,4. AWS 3. Dean ' s List. Homecoming Committee 3. PFEIFFER, RICKEY L. BS-Accounting. Accounting Club 3,4. Dean ' s List. Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. Varsity Baseball 2,3,4(Second team all-conference choice). PHILLIPS, SHERYL LYNN. BA-Biology. PLAUTZ, JUDITH ELISE. BS-Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. University Sing 2. Musical Madness 2. PORTER, DAMITA JO. BS-Nursing. University Christian Movement 1. Indiana Association of Nursing Students Repre- sentative 1. Moore Hall 3(Treasurer-3). Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. POWELL, JAN ELLEN. BS-Elementary 244 Education. Kappa Chi 2,3,4. Council for Exceptional Children 4(Secretary). Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship 2,3,4. University Christian Movement 1,2,3,4. Musical Madness 1. Pom Pom Girls 1. Outreach Singing Group 1,2,3,4. PRICE, KERRY BRIAN. BA-Secondary Education(Speech and Drama). Alpha Psi Omega 4. U.E.T. 1,2,3,4. Lyric Theatre 3. Choir 1. Drama Productions 1,2,3,4. Indian One-Acts 3,4. PRICE, SCOTT. BS-Law Enforcement. Dean ' s List. PUGH, JAMES A. BS-Physical Educa- tion. Dean ' s List. Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1. Q QUINN, DONNA EMMONS. BA-Second- ary Education. R RABE, ALLEN MICHAEL. BA-Physical Education. Dorm Council 3. Varsity. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RATHWICK, DIANE JOAN. BS-Law Enforcement. Football Homecoming Queen Elections 4(Co-Chairman). Bren- tano Hall 4(Social Committee). Dean ' s List. Band 3. Intramurals 4. RAY, PEG J. BS-Communications. Golden Hearts 3,4. Sigma Delta Chi 3,4. Student Communications Organization 4. Publica- tions Board 4. Dean ' s List. Reader ' s Theatre 2. Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. Crescent 2,3,4. LinC 3,4. REED, GARNET. BA-Art. Phi Mu 1,2,3,4 (Chaplain-3; Historian-4). Golden Hearts 2,3,4. Kappa Pi l,2,3,4(Treasure-3). Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart 4. University Sing 3. RHODES, MARY MARTHA. AD-Nur- sing. RICE, TOBIN LEE. BA-Psychology. Psychology Club 4. Intramurals 2,3,4 (Basketball-4; Track-2,3,4). RICHARD, DONALD EUGENE. BS- Mechanical Engineering. Society of Phsics Students 4. Society of Automotive Engineers 1,4. Sigma Phi Sigma 4. Engineering Club 1,2,3,4. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1,3,4. Dean ' s List. RITTER, DENISE RENE. BA-Education, Spanish. Kappa Chi 1. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 1. Spanish Club l,2,3,4(Secretary-Treasurer-3; President -4). University Sing 1. Intramural Archery 3. RIVERA, JOSE F. BS-Nursing. Chi Gamma Iota 4. ROBERTS, GLENDELL WAYNE. BS- Law Enforcement. Chi Gamma Iota 3(Par- limentarian). Dean ' s List. ROBERTS, NANCY SUE. BS-Nursing. Alpha Phi 3,4(Panhellenic-4; Scholarship Chairman-3). Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. Panhellenic 4(Secretary). Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3,4. University Sing 1,2,4. Marching Band 1. Concert Band 1. RUSSELL, RICHARD ALLEN. BS-Law Enforcement. Phi Kappa Tau 1,2,3,4 (House Manager-3; Rush Chairman-4). Judicial Board 4. Musical Madness 4. S SALLEE, DEBRA JEAN. BA-Physical Education, Secondary Education. Chi Omega Sorority l,2,3(Assistant Pledge Trainer). Crescents 1,2. AWS. Dean ' s List. Majorette 1. SANDEFUR, MICHAEL GENE. BS- General Business. SANDERS, NIKKI LEE. BS Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Asst. Treasurer-2; Fraternity Education Officer-3; Asst. Pledge Trainer-3; Vice President-3; Pledge Trainer-3). University Sing 4. Alpha Lambda Delta l(Vice President). Crescents 2,3,4. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Cap and Gown 3,4(Historian). Who ' s Who in American Colleges. Acettes 1,2. Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society 2,3,4. Dean ' s List Freshman Chemistry Award. Morton Hall Scholastic Award. Musical Madness 1,2,3,4. University Sing 1,2,3,4. Intramurals 3,4. SCALES, WILLIAM DAVID. BS-Busi- ness Administration, Marketing. Varsity Baseball 2,3. SCHAAD, CONRAD MICHAEL. BS-Law Enforcement. Dean ' s List. SCHAEFER, ALBERT G. BA-Admin- istrative Accounting. Dean ' s List. SCHAEFER, BRENDA JANIE. AD-Nur- sing. SCHATZ, BRUCE BURTON. AD-Nur- sing. Chi Gamma Iota l,2(Legislative Affairs Committee-1,2). Nursing Student -Faculty Committee l,2(Chairman-2). SCHELLER, GREG. BS-Law Enforce- ment. Phi Kappa Tau 3,4. . Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3. SCHERMER, MARSHA JUNE. BA- Music Education. Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4 (Corresponding Secretary-3). University Choir 3. Pops Concert 2,3,4. SCHULTE, KATHLEEN MARIE. BS- Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4. SCOTT, EUGENE E. BS-Mechanical Engineering. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4 (Sargeant at Arms-3; Treasurer-4). Engineering Club 3,4. University Sing 4. Varsity Wrestling 1,2. Bike Race 2,3. SEGER, GLENN ALLEN. BA-Physical Education. SENNINGER, ANN R. AD-Nursing. SHELBY, JESS R. BA-Math, Education. Dean ' s List. Intramurals(Basketball; Cross Country). SHEPARD, SUSAN MARY. BA-Health and Physical Education. Archery Intramural Director. Dean ' s List. Football Referee 3,4. Track 1,2,4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LinC Staff 4(Typesetter). SHIREMAN, KATHY DEOM. BS-Nur- sing. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4,5(Co-Editor-5; Member of Social Committee-5; Calling Committee Chairman-5; Member of Awards Committee-4). Brentano Hall (Secretary). Student-Faculty Council 5. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 2. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SICKMAN, CATHERINE ANN. BA-Per- sonnel Management. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2. Alpha Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Musical Madness 3. SIEKMAN, DEBORAH CAROLINE. BS- Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. University Sing 2. Intramurals 2,3,4. SILKE, GREGG D. BS-Marketing. Footballl. Track 1. Basketball 1,2. Golf 4. SMALLWOOD, JAMES EDWARD. BS- Law Enforcement. Phi Kappa Tau 1,2,3,4 (Assistant Vice President-3; Social Chairman-3; IFC Representative-2,3; Sergeant at Arms-4). Interfraternity Council 2,3(Treasurer-2,3). Musical Mad- ness 2,4. University Sing 3,4. Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. Football All-Star 4. SMITH, CAROL ANN. BA-Secondary Education. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4 Secretary-3). Intramurals 1,2. SMITH, JULIE ANNE. BA-Elementary Education. Alpha Omicron Pi 1,2,3,4 (Social Chairman-2; Scholarship Officer-3). Sigma Alpha Iota 1,2,3,4. Order of Diana 3,4(Treasurer-3,4). Homecoming Steering Committee 3. Dean ' s List. Band 1. Flute ensemble 1,2. University Sing 1. Musical Madness 1,2. Powder Puff Football 3. SMITH, REBECCA ANN. BS-Nursing. Chi Omega 2,3. Alpha Tau Delta 2,3,4. Golden Hearts 2,3. SORGIUS, LORALYN. BS-Psychology. SPANGER, BRENDA. BA-Elementary Education. Dean ' s List. SPAW, RODNEY D. BS-Communications. Blue Key 3,4. Students ' Communication Organization 4 (Curriculum Committee-4). Union Board of Directors 3. Dean ' s List. Intramural basketball 3,4. Catalyst 2,3,4 (Writer-2,3,4). Crescent l,2,3,4(Editor-3; Reporter, Writer-1,2,3,4). SPRINGSTUN, CHRISTIE. BS-Psy- chology. Chi Omega 1,2,3,4. Psi Chi 3,4 (Vice President-4). Resident Assistant 3. Student Congress 3. Student Academic Review Board 3. Energy Committee 3. University Teacher Evaluation 3. Musical Madness 1. University Sing 1. STEIN, ERIC LOUIS. BA-Secondary Education. Blue Key 4. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 4. Sigma Phi Epsilon l,2,3,4(Pledge Class President-1; Vice President-3; President -4; Intramural Director-2,3). Dorm Govenor 1. Dean ' s List. Bachelor of Year 3. Freshman Basketball 1. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Football-2,4; Tennis-2,3,4; Volley- ball-1, 2,3,4; Cross Country-3; Basket- ball-2,3,4; Paddleball-2,3,4; Ping Pong -2,3,4; Softball-1,2,3,4). Intramural Di- 245 rector 4. Chi Omega Football and Basketball Coach 3. Phi Mu Football, Basketball and Softball Coach 4. STENNETT. LINDA CAROL. BS-Nur- sing. Phi Mu 2,3(Standards-3). AWA 1,2.3.4. Frosh Cheerleader 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2(Captain). Intramurals 1,2. STEVENSON, ELAINE R. BS-Psy- chology. Union Board 2,3,4(Treasurer-4; STA Manager-3,4). Morton Hall (Adm. Vice President-4). Dean ' s List. Band 3,4. Flag Twirling Corp. 3,4. Executive Comm. for Library Services 4. STEWART, STEVEN MARK. BA-Social Science. STITCH, MERRYL LYNN. BS-Nursing. Phi Mu 1,2,3,4. Angel Flight 1,2,3,4 (Chaplain-2; Comptroller-3; Executive Officer-4). Order of Diana 3,4(President -4). Student-Faculty Nursing Council 1. University Sing 2,3,4. Musical Madness 1,4. STOFLETH, JULIE ANN. BA-Business Education Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2,3,4 (Corresponding Secretary-3; Recording Secretary-4). Golden Hearts 2,3,4(Presi- ident-4). Pi Lambda Theta 3,4. Cap and Gown 4(Treasurer-4). Spanish Club 2,3. Dean ' s List. Outstanding Junior Girl-Cap and Gown. Musical Madness 1,2,3. STRATMAN, CATHY JEAN. BME. Sigma Alpha Iota l,2,3,4(Vice President-3; Sargeant at Arms-4). Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Dean ' s List. Organ Scholarships. University Sing. Pops Concert. University Choir. STRATMAN, KENNETH. BS-Mechanical Engineering. Engineering Club 4. Society of Automotive Engineers 4. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. STREICHER, LINDA L. BA-Elementary Education Alpha Lambda Delta l,2(Sec- retary-2). Phi Lambda Theta 3,4(Sec- retary-4). Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. CouncC for Exceptional Children 4(Membership Chairman-4). Association of Childhood Education 3,4(Vice President-4). Student Government Appeals Board 3,4. Newman Center 3,4(Religious Education Program). Dean ' s List. Academic Alumni Scholar- ship 3,4. Indiana State Scholarship 1,2,3,4. University Sing 2,3. AWS Big Sis 2. Intramurals (Softball; Track). STRIETER, GEORGE VICTOR. BA-His- tory. History Club 4. Dean ' s List. SUMNER, JANET L. BS-Psychology. Student Association 2. Student Congress 2. Psychology Club 4. Social Coordinator 2. Dean ' s List. SCHERMER, MARSHA JUNE. BMA Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4(Corresponding Secretary-3). University Choir 3. Pops Concert 2,3,4. T TALLEY, KYMBER GAYLE. AD-Nur- sing. Vice President Nursing Class 1. Secretary Nursing Class 2. TEMME, APRIL ANNE. BME. Sigma Alpha Iota l,2,3,4(Secretary-3; Treasurer -4). Sigma Alpha Iota State Day Committee 3. University Sing Committee 4. Dean ' s List. University Orchestra 3,4. University Marching and Concert Band (Treasurer-3; Secretary-4). TEMPLE, SUSAN RAE. BS-Computing Science. Alpha Phi 2,3. Association for Computing Science 2,3. TERY, KARLA DENISE. AD-Office Administration. Phi Mu. 1,2. Sisters of the Laurel l,2(Secretary-2). Phi Mu Intra- mural director 2. Phi Tau Derby Queen 1. University Sing 1,2. Musical Madness. Intercollegiate Sports(Bowling). TEUAULT, KAREN GAYLE. AD-Nur- sing. Zeta Tau Alpha l,2(Scholarship Chairman-2). Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Dean ' s List. Nursing Class Vice President, THATCHER, EVANS STEPHEN. BS- Secondary Education. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4. Resident Assistant 2. Student Congress 3. ROTC 2,3. IFC Rep- resenative 2. Intramurals l,2(Football; Basketball; Baseball; Decatholon). THOMAS, STEPHEN W. BS-Law Enforcement. Tau Kappa EpsUon 1,2,3,4 (President-4; Chaplin-3). Big 39 2,3,4. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Football-4; Track-4; Wrestling-2; Basketball-4; Decathalon-2; Volleyball-4; Softball-4; Bowling-4; Ten nis-1; Ping Pong-3; Swimming-3). THOMAS, TERESA I. BS-Psychology. President ' s Scholar 1,2,3,4. Alpha Lambda Delta l,2(President-2). Alpha Phi 3,4(Pledge Class; Panhellenic Alternate-3; President-4; House Corp; Board Delegate -4). Psi Chi 4. Little Sisters of Minerva 2. Order of Diana 4. Union Board of Directors 3,4(Commuter Representative). Union Board Committee 2,3. UE Judicial Board 3. Sex Education Committee 2. Dean ' s List. Basketball Queen Candidate 3. Cap and Gown 4. Musical Madness 3,4. University Sing 3,4. Intramurals 3,4. U of E Women ' s Pool Champion 1974. THOMPSON, CHERYL E. BA-Elemen- tary Education. Chi Omega 2,3,4(Assis- tant Secretary-3; Treasurer-4). Angel Flight 2,3,4(Commander-4; Campus Ser- vice Chairman-3; Assistant Treasurer-3). Phi Lambda Th6ta 3,4. Cap and Gown. Dean ' s List. Academic Alumnae Scholar ship 2,3,4. Musical Madness 2,3. Who ' s Who. University Sing 3. THOMPSON, MARILYN SUE. AD-Nur- sing. Morton Hall(Publicity; Historian; United Fund). Intramurals(Badminton; Table Tennis). TSAI, THOMPSON. BS-Psychology. TRAFTON, GARY A. BS-Marketing. Basketball 1,2. Golf 3,4. TRULOCK, GORDON LYNN. BS-Busi- ness Administration. Accounting Clulb 4. TURNER, ROBERTA ANN. BS-Nursing. Sisters of the Laurel 3,4(Judicial Tribunal-4). Nursing Student-Faculty Comm. 2,3,4( Treasurer-4). Residence Hall Councfl 2,4. Brentano Hall S(Secretary), Musical Madness 3,4. University Sing 3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. V VEECH, STEPHEN L. BS-Accounting. Accounting Club 3,4. Dean ' s List. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Football Homecoming escort. VOLLMER, CYNTHIA A. BA-Elemen- tary Education Association for Childhood Education l,2,3,4(Secretary-4). Student Education Association 4. Dean ' s List. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4(Chairman Calling Committee). W WAHLER, JULIE ANN. BS-Nurslng. WALLACE, JEFFREY WILLIAM. BA Biology. Arnold Air Society 2,3,4(Com- mander-3; Deputy Commander-2). AF ROTC Scholarship 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. WALTON, THOMAS H. Communications. WEVC l,2,3,4(Announcer-l,2,3,4; Music Director-2,3,4). Crescent l,2,3(Reporter, music columnist-1,2,3; Sports Editor-2; Managing Editor-3). Pi Delta Epsilon 2,3,4(Journalism Honorary). Student Communications Organization 4. Dean ' s List. Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. WARGEL, WILLIAM A. BS-Mechanical Engineering. Engineering Club 4. Dean ' s List. WARN, JUDITH MARY. BS-Chemistry. American Chemical Society 3,4. Musical Madness 3. Hughes Hall Football 2,3. WATHEN, VICKI LYNN. BA-Elemen- tary Education. ACE l,2,3,4(Puplicity Chairman-4). SCEC 4(Vice President). Kappa Chi 1,3,4. Newman Center 2,3,4(Liturgy Chairman-2,3). Moore Hall 3(President). Dean ' s List. WEATHERHOLT, DELILAH E. BA- English Education. Pi Lambda Theta 4. English Club 4. Dean ' s List. Academic Alumni Scholarship. WEBER, CHERYL LEIGH. BS-Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 3,4( Student Faculty Council; Vice President-4; Nursing Alumni Council-4). Newman Center 1,2,3,4. WEHR, GERALD WAYNE. BA-Chem- istry (Pre-Med.). Phi Kappa Tau l,2,3,4(President-3). Blue Key 3,4(Sec- retary-4). Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Musical Madness 2,3. Intra murals l,2,3,4(Track-l,2,3; VolleybaU-2, 3,4; Basketball-1,2,4). Judicial Board 4. WERNER, DEBRA ANN. BA-Health and Physical Education. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Fraternity Education-2; Pledge Educator-3). Crescents 1,2,3,4. Mortar Board 3,4. Cheerleader 1. Cap and Gown 4. Intramurals l,2,3,4(Volleyball-l,2,3,4; Swimming-1,2,4; SoftbaU-1,2,4; Track-1,2, 4; Basketball-1,2,4; Paddleball-4). Inter- collegiate Volleyball 2,4. Intercollegiate Basketball 2. WHEATON, DARLENE SUE. AD. WHITE, TERRY A. Political Science Pre- Law. Blue Key 3,4(Alumni Secretary-3; Vice President-4). Political Affairs Association 3,4(Vice President-4). Eco- 246 nomics Society 2. Spanish Club 3. Sociology Club 1. Psychology Club 1. Urban Affairs Club 2. Chess Club 1. History Club 1,2. UE Young Democrats l,2(President-2). University Christian Movement 1. Student Congress l,2,3(Ex- ternal Affairs Chairman-1,2; Parking Committee Chairman-1; Constitutional Review Chairman-2; Parliamentarian-2; President-3). Student Association (Found- ed of Campus Housing Commission-2; Academic Review Board-2,3). Union Board 1. Publications Board 1. Admissions and Standards 2,3. Residence Hall Council 2(President-2). Dorm CouncU l,4(Gover- nor-1; Lt. Governor-4). Dean ' s List. Who ' s Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities 3,4. Marching Band 1. Concert B and 1. University Sing 1. Intramural Tennis 1,4. Vice President of Indiana Student Lobbying Association 2. University Legal Intern, Bailiff to Circuit Court Judge William Miller. Vanderburgh County 4. Student Association Represen- tative to University Senate 3,4. UE Energy Commission 3. The Catalyst 3. Assistant Scoutmaster 1. Press Secretary, Advanceman, Field Coordinator for 8th District Congressman - elect Phil Hayes 4. Campaign Manager for State Represen- tative elect Lindel Hume 4. Gibson County Young Democrats 2,3,4(President-2,3,4). 8th District Young Democrats Executive CouncU 2,3,4. WHITEHEAD, SUZANNE E. BS-Ele- mentary Education. University Sing 1,2. WIANT, SALLY. BA-Elementary Educa- tion. Aloha Lambda Delta 1. Kappa Chi l,2,3,4(Treasurer-2; President-3). Uni- versity Christian Movement 2. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Student Council for Exceptional Children 4( Trea- surer). Resident Assistant 2,3,4. Dean ' s List. Moore Hall Outstanding Freshman a and Junior. University Sing 1. WILGUS, PAMELA PATRICE. BA- Secondary Education. Pi Lambda Theata 3,4. French Club 3. Dean ' s List. American Association of Teachers of French. WILLHOUSE, REBECCA SUE. BS-Nur- sing. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4. Dean ' s List. WILLIFORD, MARGARET ANN. BA- Economics. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Phi Kappa Phi 4. Economics Society 4. Dean ' s List. Intramural Sports 1,2. WILLOUGHBY, REX DAVE. BS- Secondary Education. Dean ' s List. Varsity Football 3,4. WILSON, EVANGELINE RUGH. BS- Nursing. lANS 1. Alpha Tau Delta 3,4. Dean ' s List. WISEMAN, BARBARA KAY. B.M.E. Sigma Alpha Iota l,2,3,4(Chaplain-3). Phi Kappa Phi. Dean ' s List. Flo Fehn Scholarship. Pops Concert 2,3,4. Choral Society. Lyric Theater. WONG, JAMES C. BS-Electrical Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4 (Scholarship Chairman-3). Eeta Kappa Nu 3,4(Secretary). Kappa Mu Epsilon 2,3,4. Society of Physics Students 2,3,4. Engineering Club 4. IEEE 1,2,3,4. American Society of Mechanical Enein-, eers 4. Society of Automotive Engineers 4. Hughes Hall l,2,3(Vice President). Who ' s Who Among Students of Colleges and Universities. Musical Madness. Intramural Table Tennis 2,3,4. Varsity Soccer. WOOD ALL, ETHEL ANN. B.M.E. Sigma Alpha Iota l,2,3(Chaplain-3). Pi Lambda Theta 3. Dean ' s List. Who ' s Who. U of E Band 1,2. Lyric Theatre 1,2,3. WOODS, JOHN SIMON. BS-Computing Science. Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4. Association of Computing Science 2,3,4. WRIGHT, JOHN S. BS-Drama. Alpha Psi Omega 1,2,3,4. U of E Theatre 1,2,3,4. Sammy Award U.E.T. Y YOUNG, LINDA KAY. BA-Secondary Education. Lambda Iota Tau 3,4. English Club 4. Dean ' s List. Z ZEHNER, LAUREL. BS-Law Enforce- ment. Sisters of the Laurel 1,2,3. Musical Madness 3. Cheerleader 4. Intramurals 2,3,4(Football-2,3; PaddlebaU-2,3,4). Lit- tle 39 2,3,4. ZIMMERMANN, HUGO WAYNE. BS- Business Administration. Blue Key 3,4. Arnold Air Society 2,3,4(Information Officer; Laision Officer; Comptroller-4). ROTC 1,2,3,4. Organizational Leadership Committee. Student Affairs 4. Dean ' s List. Intramurals (Decathlon; Cross Country; Track; Volleyball; Football; Softball). ZIRKELBACH, DONNA MARIA. BA- Elementary Education. Alpha Omicron Pi l,2,3,4(Panhellenic-3; Rush Counselor-3). Acettes l,2(Choreographer-2). Panhel- lenic 3. Dean ' s List. ADDENDUM BELL, REBECCA A. BME. Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4(President-4). U of E Concert Band (Secretary-3; Vice President-4). Cap and Gown 4. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Morton Dormitory, Secretary-Treasurer 3. Dean ' s List. University Sing 2. Pops Concert 3,4. Band 2,3,4. Orchestra 4. Intramural Basketball 2,3. BENGERT, STEPHEN RALPH. BA-Sec- ondary Education. Dean ' s List. Marching Band 1,2. Symphonic Band 1. Varsity Band 1. CHRISTMAS, CONNIE SUE. BA-Ele- mentary Education. Phi Lambda Theta 3,4(President-4). Dorm Council 3. Dean ' s List. SEA 4. ACE 4. CLUTTER, RODERICK W. Jr. BA-Social Studies. Dean ' s List. Intramural Football and Basketball. Heber Walker Memorial Scholarship award. GAISSER, ALYSON MARIE. BA- Elementary Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2. SEA 2,3,4. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4. Pi Lambda Theta 2,3,4(Vice President-4). Dean ' s List. GRAYSON, LEAH R. BSW-Social Work. KOEHNE, DEBORAH K. BS-Medical Technology. Alpha Phi 4. Phi Beta Chi 3,4. Sisters of the Laurel 4. Alpha Lambda Delta 1. Dean ' s List. University Sing 4. Musical Madness 4. MOORIS, PHILIP W. BS-Electrical Engineering. IEEE 2,3,4. IVCF 2,3. Hoosier Scholar 1,2,3,4. Softball 2,3,4. Basketball 4. NIEMANN, PATSY KELLY. BA. English Club 4. PHIPPS, ALAN L. BS-Mechanical Engineering. Engineering Club 2,3,4. Co-op Engineer 2,3,4. Intramurals 2,3,4. BOBBINS, REX MAHLON. BS-Mechan- ical Engineering. Engineering Club 3. Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship 3,4. Dean ' s List. Intramurals. SCHUSTER, RONALD G. BS-Secondary Education. Football 1,2,3,4. Track 1. SYKES, LINDY LOU. Social Work. Union Board Personel Chairman 4. Dean ' s List. Marching Band 1. Varsity Band 1,2. Printing Specifications LinC 1975 Printed by the American Yearbook Company, 1312 Dickson Highway, Clarks- ville, Tennessee 37040, a Division of Josten ' s, In- corporated. Trim Size-9 x 12 Pages -24 8 Paper -80 Dull Enamel Binding -Smyth Sewed Type -Heritage Roman Body -10 Point Caption- 8 Point Headlines -Laurel Cover -American Embossed Grain- ' Teople Color -Black Applied -Silver Funded through Student Activity Fees charged by the Student Association, University of Evansville, Evansville, Indiana 47702. 247