University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1977 volume:

LinC 77 University of Evansville 1800 Lincoln Avenue edited by r.a. Hoffmann UWiVLr oil V Of EVANi ViLL£ LIBRARIES Big Mac retires on It may not be much for a man who has won virtually every award possible for a small college basketball coach, but the 1977 Line is dedicated to Arad McCutchan. McCutchan didn ' t become a college basketball coach until he was 34 years old, but in the next 31 years, his Evansville College and University of Evansville teams won 514 of the 828 games they played and dominated the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) College Division (now Division II) in a way it may never again be dominated - winning five national championships in a span of 13 seasons . McCutchan ' s association with UE began when he was a star basketball player from 1930 through 1934, leading the Aces in scoring three straight years and acting as team captain his senior year, when the team had a 15-4 record. After coaching in high schools for nine years (seven at Evansville Bosse), McCutchan spent three years in the Navy during World War II before taking over as Aces ' head basketball coach in 1946. Evansville helped form the Indiana Collegiate Conference (ICC) in the early 1950 ' s, then won or shared 16 basketball championships . McCutchan was named ICC Coach of the Year 12 times, roughly every other year. his night Evansville won national championships in 1959, 1960, 1964, 1965 (with a 29-0 record) and 1971. McCutchan was College Division Coach of the Year in 1964 and 1965. McCutchan was active with national teams, helping coach U.S. teams in the World Games in 1971 and Pan-American Games in 1975. He also coached teams for the U.S. Olympic try-outs in 1960 and 1968. He was elected to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1973 and became the 14th coach in the history of college basketball to win 500 games , which he achieved in late 1976. McCutchan was never afraid to do something a little different. His teams wore orange uniforms (not the school color but easier to see); wore robes instead of warm-ups (easier to get off); wore T-shirts instead of tank tops (since it ' s more similar to practice garb); never cut a player for lack of talent. But he was more than a coach of winners on the basketball court. He coached IQ All- Americans , two who became All-Pros , but pointed with more pride to the fact that only four players who completed a fourth season of eligibility on his teams did not eventually earn a degree . table of contents: aciiviiies p. 17 opganizaiions p. ii;fij||«lllllMMlWtililini ' f ' ' ' MtJlrh sports p. 183 greeks p. 201 housing p. 215 faculty p. 223 senior inden p. 239 8 fall activities seniors p. 1Z9 opgnnizatiians p. spopis p. 183 gpeehs p. Z01 housing p. Z15 focuifcy p. 223 senior inden p. Moving in was . . . well A new year! Expectations high ideals , and grand illusions . All are the elements that make a new year . The hussies and hassles of moving are soon forgotten in the high energy of the new school year. New students and freshmen had a chance to get acquainted with college life during freshman orientation. Administrators got their first chance to serve the students . . , at the picnic . For veteran students they soon learned dorm rooms are still shrinking and head residents still don ' t allow pets . j Everything has its place. It just takes awhile to find it. Thornton Patberg, vice president of Student Affairs serves up the punch at the freshman picnic contrary to a Crescent report to the contrary . Icebreaker, Let ' s Get Acquainted well received After all the moving in was over it was time to get out and get the social feet wet. The place was the Morton Hall parking lot the sound unmistakenly loud. With the Waters Brothers Band providing the music it took the crowd about half the dance to get warmed up but once they did they were still going long after the Water Brothers had left for home. The next night, the scene shifted indoor to the basement of the Indian. Over 2000 student s jammed the Union to see the Boston street singer Stephen Baird or watch one of several movies or just recreate in the games room. Stephen Baird serenades the capacity crowd in the Indian. Baird was the best attended program that the Student Union Board programmed all year. Greeks will be Greeks. Climbing out a second- story window for a dance contest is just one of those amazing things that makes being a Greek unique. The scene is the Sig Ep A-Go-Go. Lawn parties offered cool refreshment 21 Boys will be Boys. A little warm weather, a little liquid refreshment and some watermelon makes for a lot of fun at the LCA Watermelon Bust. Tonight ' s the night. Everything seems alright with these dance-goers. I could have danced all night. These two young coeds appear to have roof bumping down. Sorority pledges had two week-ends of competition games to determine who had the better pledges. Males had a chance to sample Greek fraternity life as each gave a lawn party on a different week-end night . The Rush is on Oh, the friendships made when we are young. The memories last forever. Sorority rush was a big time for UE sororities. Over 200 girls pledged a sorority this year. li t ii WIW«M M t 1M« W rtft n iiilllMlill lil lM lta llli «i« ' ' '  '  - Pledging is unique After weeks of rush parties , smokers and lawn parties the time came for bids to be handed out to new members , or pledges . Bedecked in suit and tie the aspiring Greeks filed into the Great Hall and later were lifted out . And, off he goes into that great Greek life or something like that. Union Board Programs Diversified Alternatives Union Board, the social programming and entertainment organ of the Student Association offered a variety of programs . Union Board president was Lottie Hiatt and vice president Susan Kellams. Homecoming was the biggest in terms of size of the fall Union Board events , 26 Title IX strikes Aces homecoming Title IX struck Football Homecoming as equal opportunity hit the traditional election of the maiden of the gridiron. However, none of the guys seemed overwhelmingly interested in being Homecoming King as Union Board Special Events chairperson Cindy McCreary cancelled the King election when only a couple of contestants had entered. It was decided the escort of the elected queen would serve as the king. Voting was held in the Union on Thursday before the game . Sedaka was back with Texas twosome Neil Sedaka moved methodically through his show and left over 9,000 fans pleased. Highlights of the concert were Sedaka ' s ' 60 ' s melody and his latest hits, Laughter in the Rain, and Bad Blood. Backing up the middled-aged Sedaka were two newcomers from Texas, England Dan and John Ford Coley. Dan and Coley were well received especially on their top ten song at the time, I ' d Really Love to See You Tonight. 31 Cowell, Clark reign over festivities Hughes Hall representatives Linda Cowell and Malcolm Clark were honored as Football Homecoming Queen and King. The presentation of the award was postponed due to wet grounds and rain during the football game . Homecoming dances may be quickly becoming a thing of the past but not with this crowd. 32 Jean Shepherd ' ' Where is Evansville? Author Jean Shepherd was just one of personalities sponsored by the Informal Learning Sequence. The Hammond, Ind. author delighted his audience with recounts of his childhood and school days experience. Shepherd had little trouble conveying his type of humor to everyone in the audience . He represented a part of everyone ' s life in his various stories . 34 Casino Night breaks Union Board Coordinator of Student Activities wheels and deals at the craps tables during Casino Night in the Great Hall. ROMEO JULIET UET Production chosen by ACT for award UET was once again honored as the Shakespearean classic as performed by UET was chosen to be performed at the American College Theatre awards . Darryl Troutman and Janet Ong played the leads in the classic. Time-out Football season gives more than just football players something to do on Saturday afternoons . Long hard hours go into those 15 minute programs you usually miss when you go for a hot dog at the beginning of the season and for the hot chocolate near the end of the season during halftime , The faces of a football game says a lot about the students of the participating teams . Football isn ' t always tackling, scoring touchdowns, and calling a toin coss (I mean coin toss). The Aces were plagued with rain this season. 41 Aces win ICC with 4-1 record, Coach Byers retires as coach ?if SWf Soccer Aces falter 3-8 The soccer team started off on the right foot by blanking Vincennes 7-0. But the Aces quickly fell into a slump losing the next three games to Wabash, Maryville and St. Francis before upending St. Meinrad 4-2. Then the Aces fell hard to highly regarded squads from Washington University, Ball State and DePauw. A 3-0 victory over Parks College and 1 point losses to Bellarmine and McKendree closed the season. 44 45 Volleyballers have good year UE ' s volleyball team faced some tough opponents this past year including a squad from the University of Louisville. The squad was led by Susan Partenheimer , Deb Hunt, and several others. But the success of the 1977 squad was team effort. 47 Intramural Action turned to heated warfare wintep activities seniors p. 1Z9 opganizations p. 155 sports p. greeks p. Z01 housing p. Z15 faculty p. 223 senior inden p. University Sing won by Phi Kappa Tau The annual University Sing sponsored by Sigma Alpha lota was won by the Phi Kappa Taus . The musical is conducted to fund musical scholarships for students at the University • - 52 Union Board progranns holiday activities Union Board keeps spirits high during the Christmas season with old fashion Christmas Caroling attended by some 30 students, a Christmas party with the Amazing Mendoza, a magician, providing the entertainment . A Christmas disco dance relieved the mid- week doldrums . A 55 Aces win own tourney The Aces rebounded from a heart-breaking 88-86 overtime loss to powerful SEC Georgia to capture its own holiday tourney crown by bombing Air Force 81-63 and outlasting powerful Central Michigan 69-64. Scott Johnson led the Aces against Air Force with 16 points . Jeff Frey scored 14 points and grabbed the same number of rebounds to lead the Aces to the title against Central Michigan. Winter 77 — The Big Freeze } ' • It will be a cold aay before most will forget the winter of 1977. The thermometer dipped into sub-freezing temperatures for over three months and to sub-zero readings more often than most care to remember. But worst came to worst when the mercury dipped to -23 degrees F. Car tires froze to the pavement and no one moved outside unless they had to . It was the worst winter in over a century. The cause was attributed to a shift in the artic jet stream. UET ' s Ardele ' ' well received - What is behind the door? What is wrong . . . Why I don ' t know. So you didn ' t see Ardele Guess, these questions will remain a secret. The cast included Ann Norton, Ada; Richard Smith, the Count; R. Dale Wilson, the General; Jeff Stackhouse, Villardieu; R. Scott Lank, Nicholas; Pheabe Dear, Emily; Laurie Ross, Countess; Donna Brown, Nathalie; Sara Honnigford, Marie Cristine; Kippy Farmer, ToTo. in memopiam The University community was greatly saddened this year with the untimely death of three persons affiliated with the University. Clifford Kraft, 55, director of secondary student teaching at the University of EvansviUe died on Dec. 11, 1976. He was a professor of education and had taught at UE for 25 years. Memorial services for Kraft were held in Neu Chapel on Dec. 14, with Wayne Perkins and the Rev. Samuel P. Phillips officiating. A scholarship fund was set up at UE in memory of Kraft. On Feb. 15, Mary Louise Bell, 58, head of duplicating and supplies, died. She had been at UE 34 years . Almost one month later, on March 16 Mrs. Joan Elizabeth Stowers, 28, professor of pediatric nursing, died after a brief illness. Mrs. Stowers had been selected an Outstanding Young Woman of America in 1976. Ten years earlier she was selected the Outstanding Citizenship of Tommorrow by the Metropolitian EvansviUe Chamber of Commerce . The Joan Elizabeth Stowers Memorial Fund was established in her memory. The loss of these three individuals was deeply felt by the whole University Community. Ed Ames appears at Shanklin 63 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Liz Hyde and Jim Reifenberg were selected to serve as Basketball Queen and Bachelor of the year, respectively. Hyde was a Chi Omega, Reifenberg a Sigma Phi Epsilon. Hyde, Reifenberg serve as royalty during Winter Weekend Balloting on Thursday for their choice of Basketball Queen and Bachelor of the Year, students choose Liz Hyde of Chi Omega their queen and Jim Reifenberg their top bachelor . Presentation of the awards was made at halftime of the basketball game . Arad retires after 31 years, 514 wins Era ends in Aces basketball Under his tutelage, the Evansville Aces were to win an unprecedented five NCAA Division II crowns. So, when Big Mac retired it was only fitting he get a special night for it. But that isn ' t the way it was planned . Arad stunned a large crowd by announcing his retirement on what was to be a recognition night for his 500 plus coaching victories . The Big Mac never was one to take excessive praise so it is not sure why he picked this night to announce his retirement. Aces basketball is the poorer for it. Arad receives the accolades of his numerous friends on his special night . McCutchan ' s Aces bow out at 15-12 The Aces 1976-77 squad found some large obstacles during the season, but lost some of their biggest battles off the courts as Mike Smith was lost due to academic ineligibility, and Joe Peulen quit the squad. 70 i 71 ,. JMtoiafe2tejtom( ;)W The Aces provided a good show to fans whether it was in the game or during halftime . The Acettes provided some delightful twist and turns for the viewing enjoyment. John Ed Washington was named to the all-ICC first team. 72 73 Si. iHB No one can seem to find the handle on this loose during the Holiday Tourney championship game won by U . E . i Steve Miller doesn ' t have any problem controling this loose ball and he muscles out three Central Michigan players for it . All ( r Washington was the only Ace to be named to the all-ICC fWl I V v first squad. He led the Aces in scoring and was the most consistent player for last-year coach Arad McCutchan ICC champions . Aces finish close second behind Indiana Central Indiana Central ' s Greyhounds squeaked past UE 86 3 4 to 85 1 2 in the ICC wrestling tournament held at Carson Center . The Aces had four individual winners including the Most Valuable Wrestler in Sam Lamb. Lamb was the 150 lb. class winner and was the only champ to secure a pin in the championship match. Dave Freije won the 126- pound division. Clark Braun won the 134-pound class. Mike Meunier successfully defended his 158 -pound title. 76 Aces tankers set three records, win seven first, but finish second Coach Jim Stahl ' s tankers qualified four swimmers for NCAA Division II finals and senior Tom Henrichs earned All-American statues for the second straight year by finishing eighth in the one -meter diving competition. Rusty Page, Mike Waldorf and Jim Slear also qualified but were not among the top 20 in their events . The Aces finished second to host Valparasio. Henrichs won the ICC one and three meter diving crowns . Page was the ICC king in the 200 individual medley and the 200 backstroke . Waldorf won the 50 freestyle and Roger Gordon set the pace in the 100 backstroke. Slear established two school records with a 1:03.886 time in the 100 backstroke and a 2:19.232 clocking in the 200 breaststroke. He finished runner-up in both events . Women Aces finish second in Southern District Tourney 82 Senior ' s idea shows what handicap can be like Awareness Day points up difficulties of handicapped Senior Mark Weatherwax had an idea. Most UE students and administrators weren ' t aware of the problems handicapped students have in the seemingly accessible setting of UE . Keynote speeches from handicapped individuals from the community highlighted the day. Afterwards, student volunteers, teachers and administrators spent the rest of the day either confined to a wheelchair, blindfolded or otherwise impaired. One thing for sure those who were just acting out their impairment were glad to return to normal at day ' s end. Participation was good . But there is still a long way to go before UE is accessible to handicapped individuals affording them the opportunity of higher education. spring activities seniors p. iZB orcjianizations p. 1S5 sports p. 183 greeks p. Z01 housing p. Z15 faculty p. 2Z3 senior inden p. 239 AOPi and Sig Eps ; win U Sing Lost in Space theme The women of Alpha Omnicron Pi and the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon were the big winners in U Sing this year . The theme of U Sing was Lost in Space . Space creatures and features were the order of the night in Shanklin Theatre . iSI 87 Sloan chosen Arad ' s replacement, retires undefeated Who do you get to replace the best coach in Division II history in the opinion of Aces fans? Why that was easy. Everyone seemed to have the same number one candidate for the job. Of course, you get the best basketball player UE has produced, right. President Graves announced amid much hoopla and festivities that NBA defensive all-star and Chicago Bull standout Jerry Sloan had been signed to replace Arad. Almost every Aces fan was satisified. Three days later, Sloan became the first UE basketball coach to retire undefeated. Sloan and the Bulls believed the UE job was not in Sloan ' s best interest. The search for a new head coach resumed. .89 Founders Day honors Graves, Gov. Bo wen Founders Day, a time for remembering the past and honoring the forefathers of our institution was more like a recognition day for President Wallace B. Graves and Indiana Governor Otis Bowen. Bowen received an honorary degree from the University and then delivered a speech of praise on President Graves ' contributions to higher education in Indiana . Graves also was honored with a bust sculpture. The bust of Graves graces the entry foyer to the Administration Hall. 90 Last year ' s Miss UE Linda Cowell crowns the new Miss UE, Cindy Poti. Poti represented her sorority, Alpha Omnicron Pi. Cindy Poti reigns as Miss UE ' The people ' s favorite, ' is what the judges of the Miss UE scholarship pageant had to say about their choice of Miss U.E. Cindy Poti, a member of the Alpha Omnicron Pi sorority won over the audience in Shanklin Theatre with her rendition of Woman in the Moon, from the popular movie, A Star is Born. Teri Kranwerter was chosen first runner-up and the Alpha Phi ' s Guyla Payne was second runner-up. Cindy represented UE at the Miss Indiana competition in Michigan City in July. AOPi Marathon benefits arthritis The AOPi basketball marathon raised hundreds of dollars for the arthritis foundation. Assisting with the marathon was television personality Marcia Yockey . Several prominent local officials participated in the basketball marathon. The winner of the marathon was Dave Wint ' s team. 94 A coach at last . . . . . . Bobby Watson, Finally, on March 11 at 10 a.m. UE athletic director Jim Byers announced that Bobby Watson had been appointed head basketball coach at UE . Watson had been assistant basketball coach at Oral Roberts University since 1974 and his coaching experience includes high school, junior college, military service team and university level competition. The new Evansville coach was a stand-out at Bethel Park High School in Pennsylvania . He was named to the all- state teams in that state in both basketball and baseball . Before joining the Oral Roberts staff, he was an associate at Wake Forest University, coached Ferrum Junior College to a 61-8 record in two years including a 34-4 season that ended with a loss to Vincennes, Ind. in the NJCCA finals. Spring wasn ' t dead . . . just hibernating It seemed back in January that winter and the bitter cold of the 1977 winter would never Diamond Aces post 22-18 slate Capone ICC pitcher and player of the year Jon Capone, 5-0 in conference action, was named the ICC MVP. He led the league in strike-outs and had an ERA of 2.05. Two other Aces were named to the first team in the ICC . Mike Piatt, second baseman, was third in hitting in the ICC with a .433 norm. Catcher Ken Guth had perfect fielding and a batting average of .313. The Aces finished second in the ICC with a 5-5 record. 100 Korb, Hennings led cindermen PKT Derby benefits charity The Phi Tau Derby raised a tidy sum of money for charity on the front lawn of UE . Sorority Girls found the games interesting to say the least. From the clothesline race to bobbing for whatever fun was had by all who participated in the Derby. 104 Chi Omega holds ice cream social How better to start Union Boards Spring Week than with an ice cream social on the front lawn. The girls of Chi Omega sold ice cream cones on the circle from 9a.m. to 5 p . m . and it appeared the girls have learned a skill they can use in later life ... 106 Honors Day acclaims achievements PKT, German Club trivial winners Who holds the record for most consecutive free throws made in one season in the NBA? What was the title of the only two-part show in the Star Trek television series? Trivial you say, but chances are the winners of the Alpha Lambda Delta Trivia quiz knew the answer . The winner was the team from Phi Kappa Tau and the German Club was runner-up. UET Sherlock Holmes spring suspense feature The super sleuth detective Sherlock Holmes was unleashed in Shanklin Theatre during the Spring to solve yet another mystery. Darrell Troutman, as Sherlock, was ably assisted by John Baker alias Dr. Watson. 110 ' I ' Site of fun in the sun changed Wishing to avoid another run in with local officials the site of Audubon Day; henceworth , Spring Day was conducted at Harmonie State Park three miles east of New Harmony. The change of location didn ' t seem to affect the turnout although the early morning cold did keep the crowd down until the sun came out in the early afternoon. Several games were changed. Dropped were the ballon swat and dizzy pole contest. They were replaced with a telephone pole race and horseshoe frisbees . 113 Games marred by incident The highlight of Spring Day has been the games. However, this year they were marred by an incident between the finalists of the tug- of - war contest and the judge of the event. The Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma Alpha Epsilon men had advanced to the finals of tug- of -war competition. What actually happened doesn ' t matter. What is most important is that intramurals and Union Board games are just too competitive and tempers flare. Hopefully, this year ' s incident will in no way effect future Spring Days . Sig Eps dominate big 39 The two Sig Ep teams ended the long domination of Tau Kappa Epsilon in the Big 39 as they took the top two spots in record time . The third place team, PKT also bested the previous record. Chi Omega bests Golden Hearts The women of Chi Omega made in two Little 39 trophies in a row as they bested the Girls of Golden Heart after it appeared the Golden Hearts had won the race . McDowell lead Brentano to all-sports crown Brentano Hall won half of the events in women ' s intramurals this year on their way to the all- sports trophy. They also were voted the Most Improved team. In all ten teams participated in petition competition. Zeta Tau Alpha finished a distant second with Moore Hall and Morton Hall third and fourth respectively. Nancy McDowell was voted athlete of the year . 4 Lauer lead LCA to all-sports trophy The story was about the same in the men ' s intramural league as Brain Lauer led Lambda Chi Alpha to the Most Improved Team award as well as the all-sports trophy. LCA easily outdistanced second place Sigma Phi Epsilon and third place Tau Kappa Epsilon. The Chi ' s won five of fourteen events . There were only seven petition teams this year. Graduation 77 Four years of effort were consumated as degrees were confirmed upon all who had completed the course of study prescibed by their college of study. John Vorsher, vice president of the Kettering Foundation, gave a pep talk to the new graduates . Finally, the conferring of degrees was over and graduates and relatives could get out of the temperature degrees . 123 The year that was . . . 1976-77 year in review Isreali Commandos make a night-time raid on an airport at Entebbe, Angola to rescue hijack hostages who had been brought there . Nadal Comaneci is a big hit at the Olympics, taking several gold medals and perfect scores back to Rumani a. Bruce Jenner wins the decathlon. 29 Die and many more are hospitalized when a strange disease strikes an American Legion convention in Philadelphia, earning the name Legonnaire ' s Disease. Patty Hearst trial continues, with her defense being conducted by F . Lee Bailey . Argentina President Isabel Peron is ousted in a military coup Viking I lands on Mars and sends back pictures and data that tentaively shows no life existing on it. Japanese Prime Minister Tanaka is convicted in the Lockheed scandal for bribes and kick-backs . The Lebanese Civil War ravages Beirut. James Earl Carter defeats Gerald Ford in one of the closest elections in U.S. history placing one party, the Democrats in control of both Congress and the White House for the first time in many years . Mao-Tse Tung dies throwing China into a battle for control of the country, with Hua Kuo-feng coming out on top. With the advent of a new disease named Swine Flu, a nationwide program of vaccinations is started . Gary Gilmore becomes the first man to fight for the right to die. SST controversy starts over the British- French Concorde landing in New York City . Hughes will who has the real one. Howard Hughes dies and it seemed everyone had the legitimate will leaving them most of the money. Washington Sex Scandal investigations starts with Rep. Wayne Hayes and Elizabeth Ray. Richard Nixon finally decides to do some talking, and so began the Nixon- Frost interviews. 1977 Gary Gilmore who fought legal battles to be allowed to die, is finally executed in Utah on Jan. 17. Fulfilling one of his campaign promises shortly after inauguration, Pres. Carter pardons over 13,000 draft evaders U.S. Consumers suffer another blow- -a sudden drastic rise in the price of coffee . 126 The Big Freeze Roots extreme cold and tremendous amounts of snow paralyze parts of the east and midwest, the hardest hit being Buffalo, N.Y. with over 12 foot of snow. Actor Freddie Prinze commits suicide, ending a short but brilliant television career. Pres. Carter adds a new twist to Presidental politics , visiting town meetings and holding phone-ins to try to get input from the common American. Pope Paul states the Roman Catholic Church will not ordain women, the Episcopal Church authorizes the act and ordains women. Guerillas are still active in Angola, this time against Agostinho Neto and his Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola . Indira Gandhi finally loses her Prime Minister ' s seat to Morarji Desai in the first elections since she imposed martial law. by Alex Haley sizzles the stands and then the tubes as a television mini- series which delves into a black American ' s family line. Four Liberian oil tankers break- up in American waters within one month, sparking an investigation into Liberian licensing procedures by the Coast Guard. Andrew Young the new U.S. UN ambassador, draws criticism for his outspokenness. Seattle Slew wins the Triple Crown. Jimmy Carter unveils an energy plan which has something for everyone- -to dislike that is. Twelve Men under the leadership of Hanafi leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis hold 132 people hostage in a 38 hour seige, whose end results are one man dead and four wounded. At least 514 die in a fiery collision of two 747 ' s at Tenerife airport in the Canary Islands- -the planes had been re-routed to the small airport because of terrorist bomb threats at the regular airport . Claudine Longet is sentenced to 30 days in jail for the shooting death of her boyfriend Spider Sabich. Larry Flynt is convicted and sentenced to 7 to 25 years in prison and an $11,000 fine for pandering obscenity and engaging in organized crime. This was the result of his publication of the magazine Hustler. activities p. 17 seniors organizations p. 155 sports p. 183 greeks p. ZOi liousing p. Zf5 faculty p. ZZ3 senior inden p. Banschbach Diane Banschbach Karen Barnes Deborah Bastin I Nancy Beckman I Brian Beesley I Dru Behrman I Jeff Beichner I Steve Beitzel I Mike Bennett I Janet Berg I Darryl Bent I Larry Black I Dean Blanford I Bridget Blankenberger I Barbara Blesch ... Blesch 132 Boilanger • • • Mitzi Boilanger Michele Bolatto Rachel Bonebrake Andy Booth David Bozarth Pat Branter Daniel Brassard Dan Brinkley Martha Brown Lang Brownlee Bob Brumley Beth Butcha Karen Burbridge Kittye Burden Jerry Burke . Burke Burnett Nancy Burnett Debbie Betz Tomla Caldwell Jonathon Capone Kathy Carroll Elizabeth Carter Jan Cassidy Jim Castrup Janie Chappell Mubarak Chouhdry Carol Christie Carol Christopher Malcolm Clark Michael Clem Shirley Cook . . Cook 133 r Coakley. . Franzette Coakley Chris Coleman Lulito Crowe Beth Crump Tom Curry Andora Davis Robert Doucette Jim DeFur Hardin Dickins Steve Drake Katrina Duncan Roberta Dunlop Elaine Durham Connie Durrett Chester Dzairdziel Dziardziel 134 pi - Edwards Dana Edwards Pattie Egbers Vickie Egg Anita Ehret Jeffrey Eichner Robert Elaman Sherry Evans Joanne Evrard Russell Fallis Patricia Farris Rick Feitl Diane Ferraro Beth Fields Sandra Fields Susan Finke Finke ttmmtHfttiUHt Fischer . . Paula Fischer Tom Fischer Gail Fleming Albert Folden Diane Folwer Jerry Franklin Bryon Fritz Doreen Frymire Thomas Fuchs Lara Gainer John Gaither Cruzan Garrett Sharries Garrett Phil Gatchel Williams Gauker Gauker 136 Gerlach. Eddie Gerlach Mitch Geiselman Richard Getty Katrina Gibbs Melissa Gilkey Janet Gore Gerry Gorman Laura Greene Jennie Griffin Kathryn Griffin James Grinn Karen Grissett Debbie Gronotte Donna Grubb Mike Grubb Grubb 137 Gudkese Ann Gudkese Andy Gulick Ken Guth Dennis Haire Ron Hammond Cathy Harrah Kim Harris Valerie Hartke David Hatfield Kenneth Hayes Ron Hayes Susan Hayes Jim Headlee Mark Helmerich Melanie Heltsley Heltsley Henderson Julie Henderson Pam Hendricks Lottie Hiatt Marty Higgins Kathleen Hochgesang Phil Hockemeyer Steve Hoeflinger Jan Hoffman William Hollander Laurie Hollis Lesley Holmes Keith Holzmeyer Debra Hopfensperger Dave Horvath Kevin Huebschmann Horvath. ' -- ' iiiiiiTiitit iiritiWiffiifiiiffifiiiifiiiiiririiriiiin Hughes . ■William Hughes Carol Hunt Debbie Hunt Yvonne Hunt Dave Hurt Paula Hyde Jamie Jackson Susan Jacobi Jon James Steve Jennings Cathy Johnson Cindy Johnson Marilyn Johnston Walt Julian Robin Kares . Kares 140 1 r 9t iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Kassin John Kassin Susann Keck Matthew Kennedy- Jim Kejmey Connie Kern Susan Kessler Leon Key Randy Key Dan Kig er Scott King Karen Kinney Marsha Kirchoff Connie Kleeman Pam Knight Robert Knox Knox Koger . . Alicia Koger Barbara Kohmescher Jeffrey Korb Ronald Kramer Vincent Krack Mary Kress Karen Kuhn Mike Kuntz Carol Lagow Judy LaGrange Mike Lalor Jennifer Lamb Cathy Lambert Tyrone Laster Brad Lawson Lawson 142 Ledford . . . Jenny Ledford John Lever Tom Liley Jim Limberger Debra Little Beth Lively Larry Loughmiller Jerry Ludan Joe Lukomski, Jr. Mark Lutterbach Toby Mann Kim Maple Donna Martin Mindy Martin Brian Mathis . . . Mathis ; Matthews Sondra Matthews Keith Master son Joe May- Michael McBride Cindy McCreary Jim McCune Kathy McDaniels Mike McKissic Yvonne McRoberts Steve Meacham Denise Meehan Tom Melton Ann Merkley Linda Meyer Dorothy Miller . . Miller Mills . . Sally Mills Keith Milton Rebecca Moseley John Muensterman Shirley Murphy Susan Napier Mary Ann Noelting Daniel Nord Karen O ' Brian Cathy Ogasawara Susan Oldman Sally Oskins Randy Over by Ruth Overby Steve Overton Overton • • • 145 ri II iiiiiiiiiiiirt Vat1MrtiMMIMaailM Owens . . . Jan Owens Joyce Paddock John Palmer Mary Jo Parker Susan Partenheimer Mike Paul Pam Paul Christy Pavledes Guyla Payne Jimmie Peacher John Perna Lois Peterman Sheryl Peterson Eileen Phillips Kathy Phillips Phillips (Pike Linda Pike Aaron Pippins Mike Pociask Dave Powell Becky Price Steve Punches Vickie Purtzer Don Randall Jan Rasche Dave Reising Deborah Reisinger Keith Reissaus Cliff Renschler Susan Reynolds Bill Riat Riat 147 •iivirii f-rrr: ' fri- lttaWiiiWlii Richter . . . Charlene Richter Sharon Ridgely Holly Ritchie Constance Robinson Dan Rogers Jan Roland Judy Ross Nanette Rudisell Judith Rusche Mike Rust Donna Salmon Mary Ann Savko Lyle Schaus Lee Scherzinger Jeanlne Schessele Schessele 148 Schmitzer David Schmitzer Maria Schnarr Carol Schnur Sharon Schroeder Connie Schuster Diann Scott Jane Scott Frank Seib Phil Seuberling Patti Shanks Cindy Sherrod Terry Shook Mary Shourds Beth Shue Lynne Shutt . . Shutt 149 Sickler . . . Deby Sickler Sandy Sides Vickie Silke Lee Snow Jeffrey Stahl David Stallings James Statler Jenny Sterneman Pam Stevens Rick Stevens Dave Stewart Kevin Stiles Dave Stofleth Jim Stone Pam Sturm Sturm Suzuki Cindy Suzuki • • • Sandy Swain Terry Swartz Mark Swatek Terri Switzer John Tate Brenda Taulman Joanna Thayer Terry Thorn Judith Thomas Charles Thornton Elizabeth Thornton Irwin To Lynn Tomlinson Van Tuley • • • Tuley Unfried. . Pam Unfried Larry VanCamp Renee Vandon Carl Voegel Martha Wade Velma Walton Robert Wanninger Nancy Ward Estrellita Washington Marilyn Washington Sandra Wesselman Chris White Jane Whitten Cleo Williams John Williams . . Williams V Williams Susan Williams Brian Wilson Debbie Wilson Paul Wilson Jonette Wilzbacher Kevin Winternheimer Diana Witte Eric Wittel Rick Woods Kim Woody Marvin Wright Rebecca Wright Thomas Wuerth Barbara Yeager Karen Yoho Yoho 153 faculty p. ZZ3 senior indeM p. Z39 opganizaiions soopts o. 183 National Scholastic Honoraries UE has chapters of numerous national scholastic honoraries which offer activities and projects geared to related interests in specific majors and towards recognition of the achievements of students who excel in their specific majors . Type of honorary is in ( ) . Alpha Lambda Delta (freshman) 1 . Cheryl Haire 2 . Pam Carter 3. Cheryl Harkness 4. Leigh Ann Bergin 5 . Carolyn Reisinger 6. Cindy Metzger 7. Dodie Goldman 8 . Lola Gilliatt 9 , Kerry Kreiling 10 . unidentified 1 1 . Nancy Henkle 12. Lauretta Santelik 13. Sue Dougherty 14. Patricia Mohr 15. Linda Brier 16. Jennifer Betz 17. Lisa Pitts 18. Rita Weisman 19. Syndi DeFur 20. Kristy Hull 21 . Margaret Monroe 22. Denise Dages 23. Nancy Beverly 24 . Felicia Ashby 25 . Carole Chumley 26 . Karen Dassel 27. Marilyn Owens 28 . Margaret Provost Alpha Psi Omega (drama) 29 . Pamela Adams 30 . Karen Thomas 31. Cindy Poti 32. unidentified 33 . Sharon Koenig 34. unidentified 35. Julie Rubel 36. Susan Slanina 37. Carmen Gaebler 38. Lisa Dages 39. Mary Gogel 40. Jolene Randol 41. Karen Lipscomb 42. unidentified 43 . Kathy Phillips 44 . Laura Miller 45 . Kathy Tyner 46 . Lynn Foshee 47 . Ann Merkley 48 . Beth Freudenberg 49 . Lisabeth Hauck 50. unidentified 51. Suzan Hall 52 . Cindy Young 53 . Sandy Williams 54 . Lynda Weldon . 1 . Kae Koger 2 . Janet Ong 3 . Mark Lipps 4 . Judy Smaltz 5 . Darrell Troutman 6 . Jeri Gibson 7. Laurie Ross 8. Dale Wilson 9. R. Scott Lank 10. Mary Young 11. Walter Klimec 12. Dolly Meenan 13. Joan Ballard 14. Dave Kell Alpha Tau Delta (nursing) 1. Judy Ross 2. Pam Sturm 3. Jodie Barrett 4 . Marti Wade 5 . Kathy Hochgesang 6. Pat Wall 7 . Dana Edwards 8 . Beth Huffman 9 . Gayle Pygman 10 . Nancy Croker 11. Sharon Ridgely 12. Judy Thomas 13. Donna Yount 14. Shirley Cook 15. Debbie Harris 16. Carol Hunt 17. Brenda Holzmeyer 18. Lois Peter man 19. Debbie Wilson 20. Barbara Blesch 21. Kathy Ogasawara 22. Arlene Stewart 23 . Kathy Lewis 24 . Dawn Hocking 25 . Peggy Horak 26 . Jan Gardner 27 . Kathy Lundy 28 . Angle Schultheis 29 . Terry Dickey 30 . Laura Phipps 31. Ellen Palzer 32. Jackie Phieler 33 . Mary Long 34 . Donna Burt 35. Carol Christie 36 . Janet Buhr 37 . Ruth Ann Overby 38 . Becky Smith 39 . Laura Greene 40. Dianna Voss 41. Margie Pearson 42. Dianna Baugin 1 . John Hostetter 2 . Mark Buchanan 3 . Randy Overby 4 . Rev. Emerson Abts 5. Dave Powell 6 . Annette Thomas 7 . Janet Berg 8 . Dawn Leiter 9 . Ruth Ann Overby 10. Becky Sherritze 11. Rachel Bonebrake 12. Carol Hunt 13. Lang Brownlee 14. Larry VanCamp 15. Andy Parker 18. Barb Yeager 19. Kay Stevens Phi Alpha (social work) 1 . Dena Atkins 2 . Lottie Hiatt 3 . Jan Short 4 . Jane Scott 5 . Shirley Murphy 1 0 Pi Lambda Theta (education) 1 . Marie Will 2 . Vickie Purtzer 3. Susan Brockman 4. Lynn Fritz 5 . Nancy Burnett 6 . Sally Mills 7 . Tomla Caldwell 8. Linda Dressier 9. Susan Partenheimer 10. Deborah Gronotte 11. Susan Ringham 12. Karen Kuhn Sigma Alpha lota (music women) 1. Marcia Mooreman 2. Lin Davidson 3. Kim Brown 4. Donna Lambert 5. Jennie Griffin 6. Mindy Bassett 7. Becky Klinestiver 8, Susan Bolton 9. Patrice Villines 10. Lisa Ingle 11. Sue Niles 12. Kittye Burden 13. Cindy Weightman 14. Marcia Hebesian 15. Cyndy Sherfick 16. Mrs. McKinney 17. Joe Scales 18. Lyla Broughton 19. Paula Fischer 20. Julie Henderson 21. Deborah Reisinger 22. Mary Pfister 23. Becky Moseley 24. Dona Hardesty 25 . Renee Vandon Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia (music-men) 1 . Paul Dove 2 . Jon Baker 3 . John Spradley 4. John Cox 5. Dennis Bloodworth 6 . Rex Ragsdale 7 . Rick Lance 8 . Edwin Lacy 9 . Don Tenbarge 10. Dave Jarrett 11. Ed Gerlach 12. Greg Tuley 13. Gary Brinkworth 14. Larry Dimmett 15. Steve Schuetz 16. Joe Scales 17. Roger Zehr 18. Kent Ingram 19. Bruce Wibben 20. Steve Shelley 21. David Disbrow 22 . Larry Brewer 23 . James Castrup Phi Eta Sigma (freshman men) 1. Mark Bausch 2. Ralph Spencer 3. Jeff Durachta 4. unidentified 5 . Thong Vu 6 . Mark R. Simpson 7. unidentified 8 . Rick Shellenberger 9 . Terry Bruce 10. Harold Grossman 11. Kevin Buchser 12. Jim Shackelford 13. Greg Maharg 14. Gabriel Reising 15. Steve Hipfel 16. unidentified 17. Dean Kahre 18. David Dodds 19. Doug Stamps 20. unidentified 21 . Keith Phillips 22 . Henry Davis 23 . Sam Longmire 24. Mark E. Simpson 25. unidentified 26. unidentified 27 . John Lawson 28 . Chris Williams 29 . Robert Knott 30. Dan Turner 31. John Baker 32. unidentified 33. Dan McWhortor 34. Roger Zehr 160 Scholastic and Service Honor Societies Scholastic and Service Honor Societies have membership by invitation only and offer activities and projects geared to campus service. Eligibility is determined by service, scholastic and leadership abilities of the candidate . 1 . William Connolly 2 . Kim Harris 3 . Lang Brownlee 4 . Jeana Gilles 5.6. Kurt Ahlers 7 . Kathy Lambert 8 . David Jarrett 9. Gene Bennett. Blue Key Mortar Board I. Susan Jacobi 2. Melissa Gilkey 3. Paula Fischer 4. Deborah Gronotte 5 . Dirk Baer 6. Ann Gudkese 7. Karen Kuhn 8. Barbara Kohmescher 9. Kathy Lambert 10 . Debra Betz II. Diann Scott 1 . Christy Pavledes 2 . Mark Weatherwax 3 . Mary Alice Janowiak 4 . Roland Phillips 5 . Lottie Hiatt 6. Donna Wilson 7 . Kay Stoneberger 8 . Peggy Horak 9. Brad Bosecker 10. Steve Meacham 11. Kevin Zerr 12. Kurt Ahlers 13. Paul Anderson 14. Kent Alder 15. Steve Brackmann 16. Mark Swatek 17. Lisa Bottles Who ' s Who 1 . Ginger Stamps 2 . Nancy Burnett 3 . Mark Swatek 4 . Debra Betz 5. Chuck Singer 6. Ann Gudkese 7. Jennie Griffin 8 . Keith Phillips 9 . Lang Brownlee 10. Linda Agnewll. Brad Bosecker 12. Dirk Baer 13. Chris Weaver 14. Kurt Ahlers 15. Eric Wittel 16. Lottie Hiatt 17. Dave Hurt Student Orientation Leaders 162 1. Debbie Betz 2. Carrie Litscher 3. Mike Clem 4. Mike Grubb 5. Dr . Clifford Stone 6 . Annette Thomas 7 . Phyllis Moffatt 8 . Kathrine Bolton 9. Patti Spainhower 10. Gerri Wittman 11. Jimmie Peacher 12. Cathy Lambert 13. Joe Suding 14. Gordon Reitz 15. Ron Hammond 16. Jeffrey Foye 17. Gregg Scott 18. Greg Wilson 19. Joe May 20. Marvin Wright 21. Dean Blandford 22. Hardin Dickens 23. Ralph Bork 24. Allen Bess 25. John Braun Professional Organizations and Clubs Almost every area of study has a professional organization or club for students who are interested in that field with activities geared around topics related to specific majors . Accounting Club Association for Childhood Education 1 . Dr . Wilma Shafer 2 . Mary ' Ann Melcher 3 . Connie Hunef eld 4 . Nancy Burnett 5 . Carla Shockney 6 . Patti Shanks 7 . Jeani Jordan 163 Bi-Sci Club 1 . Terry Tounge 2 . Ron Rexing 3 . Roger Endicott 4 . Mark Lutterbach 5. Kerry Kreiling 6. Jan Rausch 7. Jennifer Betz 8. Dr. James Brenneman 9. Andora Davis 10. Henry Davis 11. Harold Grossman 12. Derek Gustafson 13. Linda Sutton 14. Ken Meyers 15. Bill Richardson American Chemical Society 1. Cheri Hawes 2. Jennifer Betz 3. Bob Kinsey 4. Kerry Kreiling 5. Cathy Johnson 6. Cindy Young 7. Cliff Renschler 8. Brian Wilson 9. Dr. Vernon Shaw 10. Derek Gustafson Business Club We are sorry, but no one we were able to contact could identify more than three persons in the picture. We decided run the picture minus the identification Economics Club 1 . Mike Zimmer 2 . Dan Nord 3. Rose Wise 4. Robert Halcomb 5. Christopher Weaver 6 . Mike Schopmeyer 7 . Randy Birchall 8 . Jack Picks 9. Brad Bosecker 10. Bob Oakley 11. Greg Hammond . Association for Computing Science 1 . Bruce Mabis 2 . John Greer 3. Kurt Ahlers 4. Phil Waiminger 5. Jim Castrup 6. Cindy Hartig 7 . Mark Flyod 8 . Jimmie Peaches 9. Dave Dillen 10. Corinne Bacey 11. Ron Hayes Engineering Club 1. William Hartsaw 2. Barbara Strayer 3. Caroline Lazar 4. Kim Kloos 5. Marilyn Lynch 6. Ninfa Rodriguez 7. Susan Martin 8. Nancy Henkle 9. David Stallings 10. Phyllis Todd 11. Mel Fehrenbacher 12. Roger Frazier 13. Mark Schmidt 14. Tim Hasenour 15. Allen Bracey 16. James Munford 17. Don Austin 18. Keith Masterson 19. Rick Feitl 20. John Gaither 166 German Club 1 . Nieva Pontaoe 2 . Kandy Kramer 3. Brad Bosecker 4. Phee Price 5 . Phillip Carpenter 6 . Sarah Dougherty 7 . Sarah Cookman 8 . Dr . Henry Miner 9. Kent Biery 10. Sarah Armstrong 11. Sherman Burton 12. David Dodds 13. Charlie Aigner 14. Karen Haibner 15. Adele Benbrook 16. Gwen Hoberty 17. Kim Timmerman Kappa Alpha Psi 1. Harold Gibson 2. Michael Bennett 3 . George Berry 4 . Rory Hennings 1 . Howard Polk 2 . Donald Reid 3 . Keith Shelton 4 . Robert Neely 5 . George Goodrich 6. Aaron Pippins 7. James Dwyer 8. Diana Townsend 9. Karen Lathem 10. Cheryl Mackey 11. Sandy Fields 12. Betsy Wagner 13. Keith Blair 14. Van Tuley 15. Carol Fenneman 16. Ronald McDonald 17. Doug Pollack 18. Bob Stiller 19. Marvin Niles 20. Judi Mulberg 168 Musical Educators National Council 1. John Koehler 2. Lyla Hohimer 9. Eddie Gurlach 10. Broughton 3. Dona Hardesty 4. Lynn Davison 11. Rose Duncan Sherry Hicks 5. Marsha 12. Marie Schnarr 13. Paul Moorman 6 . Renee Vandon 7 . Dove Charles Briel 8 . Jacky Music Therapy 1 . Doreen Frymire 2 . Dianne Folwer 3 . Jerilyn Seeger 4 . Dave Jarrett 5. Mindy Bassett 6 . Cheryl Dileo 7 . Donna Blanchard 8 . Karen Chaney 9 . Debbie Ford 10. Joe Scales 11. Melissa Williams 12. Kim Grimm 13. Mary Jordan 14. Karen Fischer 15. Lisa Miller J9 Nursing Student Faculty 1 . Peggy Horak 2 , Jennifer Kuster 3. Beth Huffman 4. Coy Bruce 5 . Katharine Payne 6 . Leslie Holmes 7. Lenore Hammerbacher 8. Ann Gudkese 9. Kathy Maquire 10, Karen Jones 11. Rita Munstermann 12. Holly Akin Personnel Club 1. Jennie Griffin 2. Chester R. Dziardziel 3. Karen Yoho 4. John Lever 5 . Jim Reifenberg 6 . Matt Lewis 7 . Dr . Ronald Faust 8. Frank Cici 9. Steve Overton 170 Political Affairs Association 1. Donna Wilson 2. Larry- Black 3 . Gene McDonald 4 . Tricia Tabscott 5. Christopher Weaver 6 . Kevin Bonderson 7 . Arnell Hill 8. Rose Wise 9. Kevin Winterheimer 10. Dirk Baer Society of Physics Students 1. Dr. Ben Riley 2. Vincent Krack 3. Phil Carpenter 4. Tim Swindle 5 . Herb Sabelhaus 6 . Robert Doucette 7 . Steve Maier 8 Kay Stevens 9 . Dr . Darrell Megli 171 Society of Automotive Engineers 1. Dr. William Hartsaw 2. Roger Frazier 3. David Stallings 4. Keith Masterson 5. Mel Fehrenbacher 6. Don Austin 7. Rick Fietl 8. John Gaither Society of Mechanical Engineers 1. Kim Kloos, Nancy Henkle 3. David Stallings 4. Don Austin 5. Tim Hasenour 6. Dr. William Hartsaw 7. Mel Fehrenbacher 8. Roger Frazier 9. Mark Schmidt 10. Rick Feitl 11. Keith Masterson 12. Allen Bracey 13. John Gaither 172 University of Evansville Theatre 1. Laurie Ross 2. Guyla Payne 3. Kae Koger 4. Jeri Gibson 5. Judy Smaltz 6. Ralph Concepcion 7. Janet Ong 8. Darrell Troutman 9. Nancy Beverly 10. Norm Brandenstein 11. Kim Bitz 12. Donna Brown 13. Mark Young 14. Walter Klimec 15. Debbie Brooks 16. Bill Werner 17. Chris Williams 18. Tom Batoryak 19. Richard Smith 20. Sharon Rolf 21. Donn Kasper 22. Joe Sikord 23. R. Scott Lank 24. Nancy Wagner 25. Dolly Meenan 26. John Baker 27. Dale Wilson 28. Leanna Gerhart 29. Tina Zala 30. Kathy DuPont 31. Mark Lipps 32. Sue Hendershot 33. Cheryl Heath 34. Joan Ballard 35. Maria Madinger 173 University Choir 1 . Debbie Manning 2 , Becky Moseley 3. Shelia Chester 4. Lyla Broughton 5 . Rose Duncan 6 . Belinda Eaton 7 . Debbie Ford 8 . Amy Kane Jarman 9 . Diane Foegley 10. M.F. Pfister 11. Kittye Burden 12. Dr. Robert Rapp 13. Mary Kincaid 14. Lisa Miller 15. Jane Ewens 16. Judith Hamock 17. Marie Schnarr 18. Karen Chaney 19. Mary Jordan 20. Vickie Martin 21 . Phee Price 22 . Stephanie Toliver 23 . Karen Fischer 24. A.R. Erickson 25. Sherry Hicks 26. Kathy Kinney 27 . Marcia Moorman 28. Chris Getz 29. Cindy Weightman 30 . Kim Brown 31. Maria Torres 32. Debbie Pemberton 33 . Rita Wiseman 34. Cathy Norman 35. Elaine Durham 36. Patricia Wilsbacher 37. Lisa Janssen 38. Cindy Poti 39. Sheila Sould 40 . Becky Klinestiver 41. Sue Niles 42. Jerrilyn Seeger 43. Susan Payne 44 . Ted Bernhardt 45 . Kerry Norvell 46 . Roger Swinehart 47 . Forest Turner 48 . Dennis Bloodworth 49 . Jim Castrup 50. Tyrone Bragg 51. Jed Boyd 52 . Mark Roberts 53 . Andy Gulick 54 . Brett Barnett 55 . Rick Stevens 56 . Malon McVey 57 . William Daniels 58. Brad Bosecker 59. David Scott 60. Gary Schaar 61. Jack Cartwright 62 . David Randle 63. Dan James 64. David Dodds 65. Byron Fritz 66. Chuck Cherry 67. Charles Blesch 68. John Spradley 69. Bob Ritchie 70. Stephen A. Walker Concert Orchestra Due to circumstances beyond our control we were unable t o identify the concert orchestra or even obtain a listing of the members of the orchestra. Student Congress and Student Association Student Government was active this year placing several referendums before the student body. However, the turnover rate among congress representatives was alarmingly high . To remedy this Congress redistricted representation drastically. Elections were held under the new system in April . Student Association President- William Hughes Vice-President of Academics- John Broadhead (first half of school year) Vice-President of Academics - Christopher Weaver (last half) Vice-President of Activities - Lottie Hiatt Student Congress President- Dirk Baer 1 . Toby Mann 2 . Kay Stoneberger 3. Cindy Reissaus 4. Donna Wilson 5. Holly Akin 6 . Lottie Hiatt 7 . William Hughes 8 . Christopher Weaver 9. Dirk Baer 10. Reed Hoffmann 11. Arnell Hill 12. Kurt Ahlers 13. Brad Bosecker 14. Steve Brackmann 15. Foster Brabec 16. John Broadhead 17. Eric Wittel Union Board Union Board is the social programming organization of the Student Association. Union Board is responsible for planning and coordinating Homecoming, Winter Weekend , and Spring Week as well as dances , films , and other entertainment for students . 1 . Mary Alice Janowiak 2.1 Randy Manning 3 . Lottie Hiatt 4. Darlene Vaughn 5. Sarah Dougherty 6 . Roland Phillips 7 . Sharon Riddle 8 . Vickie Stone 9. Mark Petty 10. Cindy McCreary 11. Cindy Poti 12. Dave Hatfield I . unidentified 2 . Lester Morris 3. unidentified 4. Patti Sprigler 5. Suzanne Eaton 6. Michael Bennett 7 . Nancy Hostetler 8 . unidentified 9 . Kathy Maquire 10 . Arnell Hill II. Roland Phillips 12. Kenneth Schneider 13. Tim Golden 14. John Walther 15. David Dodds 16. Cindy Calogne 17. Eric Stippler 18. Tina Young 19. Becky Orebaugh Religious Organizations UE ' s religious organizations are open to all students with activities centering around strengthening one ' s religious faith, providing fellowship and serving others . Baptist Student Union Newman Center 1 . Marie Mears 2 . Vicki Hillenbrand 3. Chris Dudley 4, Karen Beardsley 5 . Gayle Dunbar 6 . Enrique Astudillo 7 , Rick Reidford 8 . Rich Merriman 9 . Jim Metcalf 177 irit Groups Acettes 1 . Jeanie Jordan 2 . Sara Klein 3 . Debbie Kunkel 4 . Pam Sturm 5 . Kathy Carrell 6 . Brenda Thienes 7 . Jackie Davis 8 . Julie Mann 9 . Caren Gentry 10. Lois Burke 11. Lisa Steele 12. Linda Gehlhaus en Cheerleaders 1 . Gregg Patberg 2 . David Estridge 3. Pam Kaatz 4. Paul Gentry 5 . Mike Tanck 6 . John Sullivan 7 . Ann Tevebaugh 8 . Debbie Price 9 . Diane Ferarro Miscellaneous Organizations Arnold Air Society 1 . Dale Wyant 2 . Bob Atkinson 3. Jimmie Peacher 4. Greg Minks 5 . David Stewart 6 . Trina Duncan 7 . Jeff Ryan 8 . John Miller 9. Vince Krack 10. Glenn Craig 11. Steve Lindauer Angel Flight I . Martha Brown 2 . Judy Ronald 3. Theresa Ice 4. Melissa Gilkey 5. Elisa Beard 6 . Diana Arnold 7 . Debbie Harris 8 . Donna Taylor 9 . Fran Shrout 10. Jenny Aldrich II. Jenny Fletcher 12. Linda Agnew 13. Anita Ehret 14. Pam Carter 15. Judy Ross 16. Doreen Cihurski 17. Bridget Blanketberger 18. Nancy Beckman 19. Nancy Gehlhausen 20. Terry Dickey 21. Carol Schur 22. Donna Tracey 23. Susie Ringham 24. Mindy Martin 25. Pat Wilsbacher 26. Becky Helms 27 . Terry Fray Union Board of Directors 1. Barbara Jessen 2 . Kay Stoneberger 3. Lottie Hiatt 4. Sarah Dougherty 5. Susan Kellams 6. Charles Halbrook 7. Thomas Land 8. Frank McKenna 9 . Thornton Patberg 10. Dave Kratzer 11. Thomas Bohn 12. Eric Wittel University Year for Action 1. Beverly Elliott 2. Nina Shurig 3. Cathy Jochim 4. Sherry Evans 5. Barbara Vorgang 6 . Tyronne Bragg 7 Brenda Goedde 8. Tracy Wattam 9. Lynne Hansen 10. Debbie Brown 11. Lo Washington 180 1977 LinC Staff Editor- in-chief Reed Alan Hoffmann Photo Editor Horace Melvin Lukens IV Activities, Sports, Layout Mark Anthony Petty Copy Editor Timothy Dale Swindle Housing and Seniors Donna Wilson Faculty and Organizations Caren Gentry Senior and Faculty Portraits L Kent Whitehead Photographers Reed Hoffmann Brad Weineke Kent Whitehead Horace Melvin Lukens Timothy Golden Cover Photo: Reed Alan Hoffmann University Crescent The University Crescent, the weekly newspaper, was chosen the Division II newspaper of the year by the Indiana Collegiate Press Association. The Crescent won best special issue- -Return to Campus; best news story- - Ford visits Evansville by Colleen Newsome; best news photo- -Intramural Football by Melvin Lukens; best sports story- -Left-footed Ace Saunders by Ken Lee. Mark Petty edited the Crescent the first two quarters and Tim Golden edited the spring quarter . • Blackford 2 . Randy Pease 3. Ginger Stamps 4. Tim Golden 5 . Ann Fitzhenry 6 . Mark Petty 7 . Monica Vest 8 . Julie Saylor 182 activities p. 17 seniors p. 129 opgnnizations p. 155 sports greeks p. Z01 liousing p. Z15 -acuity p. 223 senior inden p. 239 Aces Baseballers finish 19-17 The Aces finished above . 500 when they swept there last two games from Kentucky Wesleyan 11-6 and 10-5. Tom Henrichs and Mike Piatt provided the firepower as each hit around the .350 mark. The Aces had noticeable trouble with their opponents in the third and fourth innings as t hey were outscored in these innings --Aces 46 Opponents 68. he Aces won five of their last six games to show some promise for the future. John Capone posted a 5-3 pitching slate to lead all Ace hurlers. He was bested for best era by C.W. Voegel 2.23 for C.W. to 3.68 for Capone. Steve Maier clouted eight homers to lead the Aces in that department. All stats except won- lost record do not include last two Kentucky Wesleyan games . 185 1976-77 Hardwood Aces 1976-77 University of Evansville Purple Aces from left: first row, head coach Arad McCutchan; Imani Martin, Mike Smith, Jop Peulen, Jeff Frey, Mike Piatt, Mark Balin; second row, Gregg Leighton, Gary Elliott, Scott Johnson, John Ed Washington, Tony Winburn, Dana Hungerford, Gene Amlin,; third row, graduate assistant Don Wheeler, student assistant Larry Gray, Steve Miller, Northern Doc Shavers, Keith Moon, Clarence Brown, Byran Taylor, Von Chavis. Absent assistant coach Gary Bliss. McCutchan era ends with 15-12 season The dean of Division II basketball retired this year and as such UE was left with the monumental task of replacing a legend . Two-thirds thru the season coach McCutchan announced his retirement. It occured on a recognition night honoring the coach for 500 or more collegiate wins . The Aces had problems almost all year. But they all weren ' t other basketball teams . Mike Smith was lost due to academic ineligibility. Joe Peulen quit the team near mid- season. However, the Aces did manage to share the ICC crown with a 7-3 conference record. John Ed Washington received all-ICC honors while leading the Aces in scoring with a 15 point norm. Mike Piatt and Byran Taylor popped in 13 a game apiece. FINAL STATS UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE UE 85 62 71 78 83 79 91 86 81 69 68 67 81 74 83 69 85 92 85 86 66 67 93 80 60 104 63 OPPONENT North Dakota State OHIO STATE SW MISSOURI STATE Western Kentucky Portland XAVIER Mercer GEORGIA OT Air Force Central Michigan 69 74 76 61 75 89 86 88 63 64 104 61 79 65 85 70 86 87 82 81 57 79 73 ■ 83 72 89 78 INDIANA STATE Valparasio DePauw Butler INDIANA CENTRAL ST. JOSEPH ' S KENTUCKY WESLEYAN De Pauw Butler Indiana Central St. Joseph ' s SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Bentley VALPARASIO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Kentucky Wesleyan INDIANA STATE 187 The 1976-77 edition of the UE ' s women ' s basketball squad included (Sitting From Left): Nancy McDowell, Deb Hunt, Pam Hendricks, Vicky Egg, Beth Fields and Back Row: Coach Becky Wineinger, Becky Edwards, Susan Kennedy, Darla Edwards, Karen Hoevener and Brenda Finch 188 Women ' s Basketball shows promise for future The women ' s basketball team showed show of coming into its own this year. The Aces qualified for the Southern District Finals in Indiana and advanced to the semi-final by beating Marian 104-42 before bowing to host Taylor University in the final round. 189 Front Row From Left: Coaches Henry, Uhde, Buell, Parker, Moses, head coach Jim Byers, Glaser, Gossman, Willoughby. Second Row: Rogier, Horn, Wright, Peters, Webster, Flaspoehler, Pociask, Hollander, Mason, Wainman, Gossman, Horvath. Third Row: Hennings, S. Smith, Beck, Dangler, Fehn, Singer, John Williams , Pennybaker, Richmond, Miller, Dossett, Lauer, Anderson, Daub, Hicks, McClung, Drndak. Fourth Row: Shivener, Mackell, Hagenseiker, Mitchell, Jacques Williams, Paschall, Babcock, Stacey, Guthrie, Meunier, Patterson, Kappler, B. Smith, Metcalfe, Jennings, manager Kneise. Fifth Row: Trainer McKinley, Bivin, Dedmond, McCammon, McDonald, Phillips, Myer, Saunders, Wint, Barnhill, Cobb, Steinhart, Halford, Cline, Nalley, Angermeier, Metcalfe, manager Kahre. Sixth Row: Sanders, Taylor, Littleton, Loehrlein, Kirwer, Jones, Berry, Herr, Ebert, Scott, Gates, Euler, Farthing, Hill, Wires, Rupprecht. Seventh Row: Stone, Topczewski, Johnson, Craig, Netherland, Byfield, Malone, Habermel, Alden, Gerhardt, Schili, Scheu. 4-6 season last for Byers Coach Jim Byers retired from football after the season was over to become athletic director at UE. Byers was UE ' s winningest coach. The Aces had trouble in non- conference action as they won 4 and lost 1 in the ICC to tie for first place but lost five non- conference games . Steve Smith opened the year right for the Aces as he hauled in 202 yards in receptions to set a new school record for receiving in a single game. The Aces won the game on an amazing second half comeback 31-28 . The Aces had trouble getting started in their games as they were outscored 57-20 in the first stanza this year. UE 31 Butler 28 UE 20 FRANKLIN 33 UE 16 SE MISSOURI 17 UE 28 NE MISSOURI 38 UE 36 DePauw 7 UE 28 WAYNE STATE 35 UE 16 St. Joseph ' s 0 UE 06 ASHLAND 20 UE 15 INDIANA CENTRAL 22 191 1976 Soccer Team Kneeling From Left: John Guild, Mike Ernstes Jim Follin, Barry Miller, Mike Tanck, Chris Campbell, Saeed Dashti, and Richard Oladapo. Standing: Scott King, Jack Zahn, Mike Armbruster, Ray Wilke, Alex Elmes, Sam Lamb, Monte Chamberlin, Keith Hoffar, Tim Hansen, Frank Jackson, Dave Melton, Bill Vieth--Coach. Soccer team room to improve best may be a year away The soccer Aces had a disappointing season posting a dismal 3-8 record but the best thing about the team is that most of the players will be returning under a new head coach next year . Chris Campbell, a transfer, from England, was the top player for the Aces this year . Another England product Neil Saunders ended up kicking extra- points and field goals for the football Aces . Soccer is the sport of the future at present and Coach Bill Vieth has prepared the Aces soccer team for future. Aces finish fourth in track Jeff Korb and Rory Heimings with two first each led the host Aces to a fourth place finish in the ICC track meet held at Crason Center field this year. Korb was named the Wabash Relays outstanding athlete for the second year in a row and he anchored the Aces winning 440 relay and 880 relay teams . Korb also won the ICC 440 dash crown in 49.6. Hennings dueled Cowell of Valpo in the 100 and 220 with Hennings winning the 100 in 9 . 8 and Cowell the 220 in 22 . 5 a split second in front of Hennings . Keith Blair and Babcock joined Korb and Hennings to give the Aces the 440 relay crown in the ICC meet. Men ' s and Women ' s netters get quick start The men ' s tennis squad got off to a slow start and then caught fire. After a 6-3 defeat at Kentucky Wesleyan the Aces reeled off lopsided wins over ISUE 7-2, Wabash 9-0, St. Meinrad 8-1 and scored a reversal on Kentucky Wesleyan 7-2. 196 1976-77 Women ' s Volleyball Team The Aces spikers this year Sitting From Left: Susan Partenheimer , Pam Hendricks, Vicky Egg, Deb Hunt, Kneeling, Karen Hoevener, Sharon Koening, Joette Bailey, Beth Murray. Standing: Darla Edwards, Coach Linda Wambach, Betty Carrion, Becky Edwards. 197 INTRAMURALS Men ' s Football Women ' s Football Men ' s Golf 1. TKE 2. SAE 3. LCA 4. SPE 4. Hughes 6. Hale 6. PKT 8. BSU 1 . Brentano 2 . Chi Omega 2. Hughes 2. Moore 2. Morton 2. Zeta 7. AOPi 8 . Phi Mu 1. LCA 2. SPE 3. Hughes 4. Hale 5. PKT 6. Rowdies 7. TKE 8. SAE Forfeit BSU Women ' s Tennis Men ' s Cross Country Women ' s Golf 1 . Alpha Phi 1 . Moore 3 . Chi Omega 4. AOPi 5. Brentano 5 . Phi Mu 7. Zeta 8. Hughes Bud Forfeit Morton Forfeit 1. Hale 2. PKT 3. SPE 4. TKE 5. LCA 6. HUGHES 7. SAE Rowdies Forfeit BSU Forfeit 1. AOPi 2. Zeta 3. Brentano 4 . Alpha Phi 5. Morton 6 . Phi Mu 6. Hughes 6. Moore BUD Forfeit Chi Omega Forfeit Men ' s Tennis Women ' s Badminton Men ' s Table Tennis 1. SPE 1. Brentano 1. Hughes 2. Hale 2. BUD 2. BSU 3. Hughes 3. Zeta 3. SPE 4. LCA 4. Moore 4. LCA 5. TKE 5. AOPi 5. TKE 6. PKT 6. Hughes 6. PKT 6. SAE 7. Morton 6. Hale BSU Forfeit 8 . Phi Mu 9 . Chi Omega Alpha Phi Forfeit 198 Women ' s Volleyball Men ' s Volleyball Women ' s Bowling 1 . Brentano 2. Moore 2 . Phi Mu 4. Hughes 5. AOPi 5. Zeta 7. BUD 8 . Alpha Phi 8 . Chi Omega 10. Morton 1. Hale 2. LCA 3. SPE 4. TKE 4. Hughes 6. BSU 6. SAE 6. PKT Rowdies Forfeit 1 . Hughes 2. Brentano 3 . Chi Omega 4. Morton 5. AOPi 6. Zeta 7 . Phi Mu 8 . Alpha Phi 9. Moore 10. BUD Men ' s Swimming Women ' s Swimming Men ' s Bowling 1. LCA 2. Hale 3. Hughes 4. PKT 5. TKE 6. SPE 7. SAE BSU Forfeits out 1 . Brentano 2 . Phi Mu 3. Hughes 4 . Chi Omega 5 . Alpha Phi 6. Moore 6. Morton 8. AOPi 9. BUD 9. Zeta 1. TKE 2. SPE 3. Hale 4. LCA 5. Hughes 6. PKT 7. SAE 8. BSU Women ' s Basketball Men ' s Basketball Women ' s Table Tennis 1. Zeta 2. Brentano 3. Hughes 4. BUD 5 . Chi Omega 5. Moore 5. Morton 5 . Phi Mu 9. AOPi 1. Hale 1. SAE 3. LCA 4. Hughes 5. PKT 6. SPE 7. TKE BSU won the league with a 7-1 record in a playoff due to a three way tie with Hale and SAE; however , they forfeited out of competition later . 1. Brentano 2. Moore 2. Zeta 4. AOPi 4. Morton 6. BUD 7 . Chi Omega 8 . Alpha Phi 8 . Phi Mu 10. Hughes 199 Women ' s Archery Men ' s Wrestling Women ' s Paddleball 1. Zeta 2 . Chi Omega 3. Morton 4. Phi Mu 5. AOPi 6. Moore 7. BUD 8. Brentano 9 . Alpha Phi 10. Hughes 1. TKE 2. Hale 3. SPE 4. LCA 5. Hughes 6. SAE BSU forfeit PKT forfeit 1 . Brentano 2 . Chi Omega 2. Moore 4. BUD 4 . Phi Mu 6. Morton 7 . Alpha Phi 7. AOPi 9. Zeta Hughes forfeit Men ' s Paddleball Women ' s Softball Men ' s Softball 1. LCA 2. Hale 3 . Hughes 4. PKT 5. TKE 6. SPE 7. SAE BSU Forfeit 1 . Brentano 2. Hughes 3 . Chi Omega 4. Morton 4 . Phi Mu 6. Zeta 7. AOPi 7. BUD 8. Moore 10. Alpha Phi 1. LCA 2. Hughes 3. TKE 4. PKT 4. SAE ■ 4. SPE 7. Hale Women ' s Track Men ' s Track Women ' s all-sport stan dings 1. Zeta 2. Brentano 3. Morton 4. Moore 5. AOPi 6. Hughes 7 . Alpha Phi Phi Mu forfeit Chi Omega forfeit BUD forfeit 1. LCA 2. Hale 3. Hughes 4. SPE 5. PKT 6. TKE 7. SAE 1 . Brentano 2565 2. Zeta 2226 3. Moore 1993 4. Morton 1947 5. AOPI 1912.7 6. Hughes 1852 7. Chi Omega 1810 8. Phi Mu 1542 9. Alpha Phi 1380 10. BUD 1284 Men ' s all-sports standings 1. LCA 2590 2. SPE 2385 3. TKE 2328 4. Hale 2261 5. Hughes 2240 6. PKT 2002 7. SAE 1483 Men ' s IM Athlete of the Year--Brian Lauer, LCA Women ' s IM Athlete of the Year--Nancy McDowell, Brentano 200 activities p. 17 ■eniops p. 129 opganizations p. 155 sports p. 183 greeks housifiQ p 215 faculty p. ZZl senior index p. AOPi ' s kidnap for canned goods 1 . Sandy Eakins 2 . Sandy Brodrick 3 . Pam Kaatz 4 . Linda Stickle 5 . Donna Scheller 6 . Jenny Elbert 7 . Pam Hage 8. Sarah Short 9. Becky Wright 10. Missy Watson 11. Tracie Seibt 12. Debbie Ford 13. Karen Chaney 14. Lynn Fritz 15. Martha Owen 16. Nancy Burnett 17. Pam Knight 18. Brenda Keller 19 . Anne Buechlien 20 . Maureen Moran 21 . Kathy Buchanan 22. Juli Cobb 23. Alice Combs 24. Susie Ringham 25. Elissa Raber 26. Cheryl Wright 27. Debby Walling 28. Sue LaGrange 29. Becky Lawson 30. Tammy Coleman 31. Carla Dunning 32. Melissa Kessner 33. Emily Nixon 34. Pam Paul 35. Kathy Kays 36. Paula Weldon 37. Linda Capin 38. Cindy Reissaus 39. Andora Davis 40. Cindy Poti 41 . Anne Tevebaugh 42 . Lynda Wildon 43 . Leeann Steinmetz 44. Debbie Price 45. Kathi Nel- son 46. Anne Tretter. Alpha Omicron Pi had a successful year as their annual Jesse James Day garnered 300 more cans than the year before. Overall, the AOPi ' s gathered 1076 cans for the needy as ransom for student organization presidents . Lambda Chi Alpha collected the most, offering 310 cans ransom for their leader. In April, the AOPi ' s raised $575 for the Arthritis Foundation with the Basketball Marathon. Winners included Dave Wint ' s team in the college division, UE women ' s basketball team in the women ' s division and Pella in the businessmen ' s division. Teamed with the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon, they captured the overall trophy in Musical Madness . Cindy Poti, their representative in the pageant, was crowned Miss UE and competed in the Miss Indiana pageant. The AOPi ' s pledged 24 girls. 202 Alpha Phi sells heart suckers The Epsilon Pi Chapter of Alpha Phi collected over $125 for the Heart Fund and cardiac aid by selling heart-shaped lollipops the week before and after Valentine ' s Day. The Phi ' s garnered the overall trophy in the Phi Kappa Tau Derby in April and also participated in U Sing and Musical Madness. They shared the tennis crown in Intramurals with the women of Moore Hall. They also placed fourth in golf and fifth in swimming . Alpha Phi took 18 girls as pledges this year leaving them as the smallest sorority on campus . 1 . Jayne Blackburn 2 . Cathy Lambert 3 . Debbie Boger 4. Dale Joyce 5. Alphie 6. Sue Niles 7. Debbie Bastin 8 . Marilyn Johnston 9 . Kim Pazuk 10. Beth Crump 11. Jenny Aldrich 12. Linda Pike 13. Lori Mitchell 14. Susie Oswald 15. Lesley Oswald 16. Beth Killian 17. Janet Oddi 18. Nancy Hollis 19. Lucy Moore 20. Gubo Gannon 21. Lisa Blackburn 22. Lisa Mitchell 23. Kathy Phillips 24 . Jodi Randall 25 . Kim Taylor 26 . Lyrnie Shutt 27 . Rachelle Lovelace 28 . Leslie Leaver 29. Lisa Miller 30. Lisa Wheeler 31. Marie Bussing 203 Chi Omega celebrates 25th year 1. Theresa Daniel 2. Dee Hafley 3 . Terri Kranwetter 4 . Julie Mann 5 . Mindy Grinn 6 . Colette Thweat 7. Susan Jaebker 8 . Paula Prutzman 9 . Hope Chalker 10. Susan Estridge 11. Claire Henkel 12. Nancy Covington 13. Melissa Gilkey 14. Shelia Hyde 15. Linda Hudson 16. Lynn Tomlinson 17. Deanna Brumbaugh 18. Kathy Niemiller 19. Lisa Thweat 20. Terry Reitz 21. Christy Dehorty 22. Cathy Wilhite 23. Becky Price 24. Lisa Clutter 25. Patti Reineke 26. Cheryl Renschler 27. Karen Wilhite 28. Jules Eisenbach 29. Carol Christie 30. Annette Moorman 31. Karen Rafferty 32. Sue Liesinger 33. Jayne Dauble 34. Jane Daules 35. Laurie Hollis 36. Sara Klein 37. Lottie Hiatt 38. Patti Butsch 39. Susan Slanina 40. Lisa Steele 41. Dawn Vogel 42 . MeriBeth Richardt 43 . Debbie Dausman Chi Omega celebrated its silver anniversary at UE with several awards. They won the Little 39 for the second year in a row, were first in the women ' s division of U Sing and teamed with the men of Phi Kappa Tau for the first runner-up spot and best director award in Musical Madness . At Christmas they collected food and gifts for needy families in the area. At Easter they sponsored (with the Lambda Chi ' s) an Easter egg-hunt for professor ' s children. The Chi O ' s pledged 24 girls . 1 . Mike Piatt 2. John Kassin 3. Sam Wainman 4 . Dave Goldenberg 5 . Bruce Tabor 6 . Brad Bosecker 7 . Steve Beck 8. Harry Minniear 9. Dennis Hill 10. Tom Halford 11. Jim Hatfield 12. Mike Rupprecht 13. Kevin Paschall 14. Chuck Singer 15. Emilo Ruiz 16. Jeff Eichner 17. Jeff Kappler 18. Don Randall 19. Mike Smith 20. Phil Hockemeyer 21. Dave Contreras 22 . Skip Bauer 23 . Kent Trammel 24 . Chris Baker 25. Roger Garrett 26. Larry Cline 27 . Ray Richmond 28 . Rick Guthrie 29 . Dave Buck 30. Greg Dyer 31. Henry Watkins 32. Skip Keating 33. Keith Phillips 34. Don Angermeir 35. Paul Newcomer 36. Scott Doerner 37. Ray Littleton 38. Greg Geist 39. Scott Stone 40. Vince Netherland 41. Mike Lindenburgh 42. Dave Meyer 43 . Pat Bales 44 . Steve Winkler 45 . Jim Kappler 46 . Don Hanna 47 . Jim Slear 48 . Ray Mazzacco 49 . Brian Lauer 50 . Steve Jennings 51. Scott Topczewki 52. Paul Estridge Lambda Chi Alpha wins Jesse James Day The men of Lambda Chi Alpha had a successful year as they teamed with the AOPi ' s to win the overall trophy in Musical Madness . The Chi ' s also sponsored with the Chi O ' s the annual Professor ' s Children Easter Egg Hunt on the circle. They donated 330 cans to the AOPi Jesse James Day to ransom their president the Chi total broke the previous record. At Spring Day they built the 15 -man pyramid with relative ease while other men ' s organizations failed to complete the human architecture. The Chi ' s were also involved with the SAE ' s in the tug- of -war altercation. The two groups reached the finals but no trophy was awarded after the altercation was halted . Phi Kappa Tau wins U Sing 1. Eric Billman 2. Bowie Abercrombie 3. Steve Schwarz 4. Mark Gillespie 5. Lester Morris 6. Who Cares 7. Frosty Brabec 8. Tim Laughlin 9. Steve Seitzinger 10. Corey Hamilton 11. Steve Willem 12. Mark Jordan 13. Mike Armbruster 14. Jim McCune 15. Bill Hughes 16. Kent Parr 17. Jeff Korb 18. Ronnie Sorgius 19. Steve Haynes 20. Mark Fenn 21. Tom Millay 22, Tim Otte 23. Jerry Franklin 24. Corey Black 25. John Kincheloe 26. George Kolar 27. Kurt Ahlers 28. Mike Koehne 29 . Reed Hoffmann 30 . Paul Axton 31 . Bob Mackey. Phi Kappa Tau ' s Delta Beta chapter was formed in 1968, making it the youngest fraternity on campus . Involvement in University activities was strong with the Phi Taus taking first in U Sing and teaming with the Chi O ' s for second in Musical Madness. They finished third in the Big 39 Bike Race, established a new record in the mile relay. Their major project is raising money for the cancer society, called Derby Week, in which they raised over $500. Phi Mu ' s earn spirit group label in UB contests Phi Mu earned the tag of spirit group after winning the women ' s division of Union Board ' s Homecoming and Winter Weekend spirit competition. The Phi Mu ' s sold Valentine ' s Day carnations for Hearts for Hope. They placed third in Musical Madness but failed to place in U Sing. In Intramurals , the Phi Mu ' s took second in volleyball . The Phi Mu sorority took 24 pledges . 1. Lola Gilliatt 2. Val Sass 3. Amy Alexander 4 . Rhonda Siebe 5 . Nancy Wilsbacher 6 . Peggy Born 7 . Bonnie Bingle 8 . Chris Morisse 9. Paula Schumaker 10. Laura Gottschling 11. Chris Getz 12. Sharon Baumeister 13. Jane Osborne 14. Connie Hartman 15. Nancy Gray 16. Lucy Kiesel 17. Jan Hoffman 18. Lisa Griffith 19. Tami Noble 20. Cyndi Ethridge 21. Carrie Litscher 22. Kim Cope 23. Beth Sears 24. Marilyn Meeks 25. Jacque Howe 26. Doreen Cisowski 27. Ramone Rode 28. Vickie Kovalcik 29 . Beth Lynch 30. Christy Brown 31. Barbara Wigand 32. Penny Dassel 33. Tammy Wertz 34 . Stephanie Wolter 35 . Robin Eyer 36 . Lisa Lindenschmidt 37. Syndii DeFur 38. Machell Salmon 39. Susan Barnett 40. Cheryl Haire 41 . Liz Wilcox 42 . Mindy Buttree 43 . Lynn Durnill 207 Sigma Alpha Epsilon are Spirit winners The Indiana Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is proud to trace their beginnings to 1856 at Moores Hill College. On the campus of UE the men start the year off with their Luau complete with roast pig and a hula contest among the sororities. They also enjoy campus activities and intramural sports and are always strong in Spirit Week competition. They were awarded Union Board ' s Spirit trophy for Homecoming. 1. Jim Kluger 2. Fuzz Renner 3. Roger Day 4. Nick McCammon 5 . Chuck Cherry 6 . Ed Pechin 7 . Brian Flutz 8 . Rick Shipley 9 . Jim McEntarfer 10. Joe Holtz 11. Dennis Haire 12. Terry Swartz 13. Al McDowell 14. Jim Shachelford 15. Terry Bennett 16. Tim Courtney 17. Bob Cravens 18. Jeff Davis 19. Jeff Stucki 20. Don Windell 21. Jeff Fisher 22. Mark Oberholtzer and 23 . Don Windell 208 Sigma Phi Epsilon wins Big 39, Musical Madness The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon finished a very successful year at the University of Evansville with stunning first and second place wins in the Big 39 bike race. The Sig Bps teamed with the women of Alpha Omnicron Pi to capture their second consecutive Musical Madness crown. Since Becoming the Indiana Epsilon Chapter at UE in 1955, SPE have constantly strived to move forward. 1 . Jerry Welch 2, Dewayne Dyer 3. John Sullivan 4 . David Stoffleth 5 . Mike Tanck 6. Rocket Brown 7 . Chuck Kirchoff 8 . Greg Minks 9 . Terry Shipley 10. Jim McDowell 11. Chris Simpson 12. Dave Fischer 13. Monte Chamberlin 14. Jim Dwyer 15. Mike Slider 16. Dave Esteridge 17. Doug Edison 18. Bob Maas 19. Gregg Patberg 20. Al Peasuit 21. Charlie Daniels 22. John Guild 23. Steve Meachem 24. Rodney Cox 25 . Malcom Clark 26 . Rob Beatty 27. Kim Harris 28. Jim Follin 29. Charlie Tapper 30. Pete Richmond 31. Tim Hunt 32. Steve Drake 33. Jim Reifenberg 34. Roger Madden 35 . Ron Rexing 36 . Paul Spurgeon 37 . Gary Moore 38. Jerral Humphrey 39. Sam Lamb 40. Steve Cosgrove 41. unidentified 42. Jeff Miller 43. Mitch Geilselman 44. Bruce Lawson 45 . Dan Hostetler 46 . Tom Leonard and 47 . Gary Skomasa 209 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 . Gary Ruble 2 . Phil Gatchell 3. Derk Peterson 4. Dave Poetker 5 . Steve Evans 6. Bobo Fleener 7 . Mike Klueh 8 . Tom Reisinger 9. Rick Yunker 10. Steve Bequettee 11. Johnny McNickolas 12. Greg Hammond 13. Link Rerick 14. Dan Metzger 15. Brad Lawson 16. Chuck Thornton 17. Bill Milborn 18. Jeff Usher 19. Bill Auxier 20. Paula Redding 21. Kevin Sills 22. Frank Shoener 23. Larry Black 24. Rick Feital 25. Tag Graves 26. Greg Claspell 27. Scott Blake 28. Eric Tanner 29. Scott Hagenseiker 30. Brian Dormeier 31. David Blake and 32. Jim Farney Tau Kappa Epsilon had a good year as they finished third in the all- sports race by winning three events the football, bowling and wrestling crowns . Teke events included Red Carnation Ball, Father-Son Day and other mixers. However, the Tau Kappa Epsilon domination of the Big 39 came to an end as they were outraced by SPE and PKT. inBfi- ' - --i iriillliiiiiliiT ' ' ' Zeta Tau Alpha wins national awards The women of Zeta Tau Alpha won their national song award at their sorority convention, They also received the Scholarship award at State Day. They raised $300 for the National Association for Retarded Citizens with their annual Sadie Hawkins Dance . Zeta was second in Intramural overall and won intramural basketball and archery. They provided the entertainment at Musical Madness and thus did not compete. In U Sing they finished second in the women ' s division. They pledged 31 girls this year. 1. Marcia Stearns 2. Kathy Dupont 3. Tammy Rogers 4. Debbie Wilson 5. Barb Blesch 6. Sally Mills 7. Cathy Harrah 8 . LeAnna Gerhart 9. Lynne Herzog 10. Emily Wood 11. Dianna Townsend 12. Leigh Anne Bergin 13. Laurie Hilt 14. Vickie Purtzer 15. Diane Pollock 16. Libby Waitman 17. Ramona Walker 18. Nancy Lohoff 19. Nancy Ward 20. Jeannie Griffin 21. Chris Middleton 22. Lois Burke 23. Susan Miller 24. Ellen Townsend 25. Vickie Stone 26. Laura Ferguson 27. Anita Obert 28 . Marcia Berkshire 29 . Kathy Kinney 30. Susan Carter 31. Cheryl Harkness 32. Janet Meier 33. Marie Schnarr 34. Shelby Hoffman 35. Betsy Fox 36. Jenny Wilson 37. Jody Thayer 38. Chris Borders 39. Cindy Calogne 40. Leah Severs 41. Jean Stilwell 42. Bev Skur 43. Susan Kennedy 44. Susan Tennery 45. Sandy Williams 46. Sharon McGill 211 Interfraternity Council, Panhellenic lead Greeks The Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic serve the Greek fraternities on campus by coordinating efforts of the organizations . The IFC and Panhellenic are responsible for rush and pledging activities of the fraternities . The fall lawn parties are also scheduled by the IFC. Interfraternity Council 1 . Larry Lunsford 2 . Roger Madden 3 , Rob Reading 4 . Larry Black 5 . Scott Gray 6. Tim Courtney 7. Bob Cravens 8 . Frank Shoener 9 . Jim Reifenberg 10. Scott Blake 11. Roger Garrett 12. Steve Jennings 13. Eric Tanner 14. Mike Armbruster and Steve Haynes . 1 . Kathy Day 2 . Norine Keller 3. Kathy Phillips 4. Lara Ganier 5. Emily Wood 6. Gail Fleming 7. Laurie Hollis 8. Linda Pike and 9 . Jerri Schweitser Little Sister organizations boost fraternities Crescent of Lambda Chi Alpha Five little sister organization back the campuses five fraternities . They include: The Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha, The Order of Diana for Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sisters of the Golden Heart for Sigma Phi Epsilon, 1. Lucy Kiesel 2. Debbie Price 3. Terry Droege 4. Colette Boguslawski 5 . Karen Baldwin 6 . Shelia Hyde 7 . Maria Hernandez 8 . Cindy Carter 9 . Paddi Kosinski 10. Susan Kennedy 11. Nancy Hostettler 12. Ellen Palzer 13. Debbie Walling 14. Julie Mann 15. Sandy Eakins 16. Jane Osborne 17. Leann Steinmetz 18. Jeanne Reid 19. Susan Napier 20. Diane Ferraro 21. Ramona Rode 22. Brany Bacey 23. Olga Vasojevich 24. Lois Burke and 25. Paula Prutzman. Sisters of the Laurel for Phi Kappa Tau and Sisters of the Minerva for Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Order of Diana Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 . Lynn Durnill 2 . Mindy Buttree 3. Susan Hayes 4. Lottie Hiatt 5 . Vicki Brownfield 6 . Lori Mitchell 7 . Beth Killian 8 . Cindy Manilardi 9. Kathy Keohane 10. Kim Copes 11. Cathy Magine 12. Martha Lindauer 13. Cindy Metzger 14. Nancy Cox 15. Vicki Purtzer 16. May Nowacki 17. Carol Groesche 18. Kathy Buchanan 19. Val Sass 20. Nancy Brothers 21 . Alice Combs 22. Chris Perko 23. Diane Keohane 24. Darlene Vaughn 25 . Becky Klinestiver 26 . Beth Lynch and Sally Norgard. 213 Sisters of the Colden Heart Sisters of the Laurel 1. Suzanne Eaton 2. Susan Jacobi 3. Connie Krizman 4. Cathy- Martin 5 . Becky Wright 6 . Leanne Cox 7 . Cheryl Haire 8 . Kim Harris 9. Nena Charnekar 10. Liz Hyde 11. Melissa Gilkey 12. Carol Christie 13. Brenda Thienes 14. Sally Oskins 15. Jennifer Jacobi 16. Kim Alexander 17. Stephanie Walters 18. Julie Schroeder 19. Susie Ringham 20. Barb Komescher 21. Chris Middleton 22. Anne FitzHenry 23. Belinda Eaton 24. Karla Nessler 25. Janet Jochim 26. Pam Sturm 27. Lisa Craft 28. Lisa Roettger 29. Mitzi Boilanger 30. Laurie Hollis 31. Susan Thornburgh 32. Nancy Covington 33. Dee Hafley 34. Sharon Broster 35. Jan Slopsema 36. Karen Wilhite 37. Pam Seibel 38. Debbie Litton 39. Susie Williams 40. Sue Bastin 41. Missy Christian 42. Mindy Grinn 43. Kathy McDurman 44. Patti Sprigler 45. Annette Sisson and 46. Vickie Stone. 1 . Jane Kinmen 2 . Doris Meeks 3. Dale Joyce 4. Pam Hoge 5 . Lettie Newman 6 . Debbie Hoehn 7 . Jenny Aldrich 8. Marsha Stearns 9. Jeana Gilles 10. Vicki Johnson 11. Jerrilyn Seeger 12. Kathy Thorpe 13. Linda Michael 14. Becky Wilkenson 15. Machel 214 Salmon 16. Jill Emmons 17. Debbie Lankford 18. Judy Ross 19. Libby Carter 20. Nancy Ullman 21. Sue Niles 22. Cathy Lambert 23. Teresa Franz 24. Kathy Dominick 25 . Becky Majors 26. Denise Hallat 27 . Sharon Mayfield 28 . Debbie Hopfensperger 29. Shirley Cook 30. Terri Tounge 31. Cindy Poti 32. Laura Green and 33 . Kathy Phillips . Sister of the Minerva 1 . Amy Gore 2 . Jenny Betz 3. Roselyn Seib 4. Cathy Meth 5 . Terri Creekmur 6. Doddie Goldman 7 . Leo 8 . Teresa Wright 9 . LeeAnn Hooper 10. Janet Meier 11. Sherri Broadhead 12. Jodi Barrat 13. Patti Sergistetter 14. Kate Finely 15. Lorraine Matthews 16. Becky Trapp 17. Kathy Lewis 18. Barb Robinson 19. Karen Warwick 20 . Linda Meyer 21 . Deena Phillips 22. Cathy Mason and 23. Brenda Latham activities p. 17 seniors p. 1Z9 opganizations p. 155 sports p. 183 greelis p. Z01 housing faculty p. ZZ3 senior indoK Z39 Residence Hall Council Back Row From Left: Jerry Boyd, R.B. Knox, Debbie Gillman, Cathy Martin, and Mark Swatek. Front Row From Left: Donna Wilson, Lauri Lewis and Velma Walton. Not pictured Anita Wiggam. Brentano Hall Residents of Brentano Hall: L. Agnew, T. Alder son, P. Armstrong, F. Ashby, J. Bair, L. Ballard, S. Barnard, C. Barnick, J. Bastin, P. Beckman, D, Begle, A. Benbrook, M. Bergdolt, L. Bergin, N. Beverly, B. Bingle, C. Borders, L. Bottles, R. Boulds, J. Boyd, C. Bradley, P. Brantley, L. Brier, S. Brodrick, R. Brown, D. Brumbaugh, C. Buechlein, S. Carter, V. Chandler, K. Chaney, N. Christensen, C. Chumley, A. Combs, S. Couch, N. Crocker, P, Cutter, S. Dallas, D. Dassel, R. Davison, T, Dickey, C. Donaher, L. Duke, S. Eaton, J. Elbert, M. Elkins, J. Emmons, R. Emmons, J. Evrard, S. Fields, S. Finke, Ca. Fischer, Ci. Fischer, D. Foegley, G. Fondong, B. Fox, C. Garrett, L. Gearhart, N. Gehlhausen, K. Gray, N. Gray, B. Guidara, C. Guth, C. Haire, S. Hall, S. Hamel, P. Hammonds, C. Harkness, S. Harris, J. Henderson, D. Hendrix, L. Herzog, L. Hill, L. Hilt, G. Hoberty, S. Hoffman, B. Holzmeyer, D. Hopfensperger , P. Horak, T. Horstman, W. House, V. Houston, J. Hughes, M. Hughes, N. Hume, L. Hyde, S. Hyde, J. Jones, M. Kessner, J. Kinman, J. Klein, K. Knapp, C. Knight, S. Koenig, K. Kramer, J. Kuster, Y. Lagrone, K. Lipscomb, E. Lynch, K. Lytton, J. Martin, M. Martin, S. Maynard, B. McAfee, P. McCafferty, N. McDowell, L. McGaughey, D. Meeks, L. Mercker, A. Merkley, D. Meyerrose, V. Michel, C. Middleton, S. Miller, P. Moffatt, M. Monroe, M. Morgan, K. Nelson, B. Niehaus, A. Obert, R. Orebaugh, C. Pavledes, K. Pazuk, T. Penix, B. Phieler, J. Phieler, L. Phipps, C. Poti, G. Power, D. Price, J. Randol, C. Renschler, C. Richter, T. Robertson, S. Rolf, M. Rose, V. Ross, J. Schaeffer, M. Schnarr, E. Schneck, C. Sherrod, C. Spillman, K. Stanhope, P. Stevens, E. Stevenson, A. Stewart, L. Stickle, A. Stoll, P. Tabscott, C. Talbott, H. Tan, S. Tevault, G. Thomas, L. Thweatt, V. Varda, J. Vaughn, K. Wallington, V. Walton, J. Weisman, C. Wentt, T. Wertz, S. Wheeler, J. Williams, S. Williams, R. Wilson, R. Wiseman, and C. Wittmer . Hale Hall Residents of Hale Hall: Aded. Adegbie, Adel. Adegbie, G. Allen, W. Anderson, G. Appleman, T. Aydelotte, J. Bales, B. Barnett, O. Berry, J. Bertsch, A. Bild, D. Bird, R. Bitting, R. Bivin, P. Blisk, M. Bohleber, K. Bondesen, F. Brabec, C. Briel, J. Broadhead, C. Bruce, M. Burnton, R. Buell, O. Bundy, J. Burke, J. Byfield, R. Campbell, G. Candlish, P. Carpenter, D. Carter, J. Copeland, Je. Cox, Jo. Cox, G. Craig, A. Craney, J. Crist, D. Daub, C. Davis, D. Decker, M. Dedmond, D. Doane, D. Dodds, R. Dolletski, W. Dressier, S. Drndak, C. Dziardziel, M. Eickbush, M. Ernstes, J. Farrar, B. Fenn, R. Ferry, J. Finke, D. Fischer, M. Fiscus, J. Fisher, K. Flaspoehler, N. Forler, K. Foster, J. Gaither, M. Gault, J, Gedda, M. Gibbons, L. Goffinet, M. Griepenstroh, S. Griffith, V. Grubbs, R. Gustafson, J. Habermel, C. Hall, J. Hanner, J. Hargis, Y. Hassan, D. Herr, A. Hill, S. Hipfel, J. Hohimer, J. Holeman, K. Holzmeyer, D. Hostetler, D. Hungerford, T. Hunt, D. Hurt, C. Johnson, K. Johnson, S. Johnson, Rob. Jones, Rog. Jones, D. Keever, J. Kenney, M. Ketzner, G. Krick, J. Lawson, V. Leeds, G. Leighton, S. Leuellen, J. Lewis, M. Lewis, M. Lindauer, W. Loehrer, J. Love, K. Lucas, S. Maier,_ W. Malone, E. Martin, K. Master son, M. Mathias, E. McClung, R. McDonald, C. McKibbin, D. McWhorter, D. Meek, J. Metcalfe, Ra. Metcalfe, Ro. Metcalfe, M. Meunier, Jef. Miller, Jer. Miller, S. Miller, D. Mitchell, K. Moon, T. Moore, V. Moore, L. Morris, M. Morrison, T. Murray, M. Mussman, K. Myers, M. Myers, R. Nelson, P. Nolan, M. Payne, W. Plyley, J. Prior, M. Rafferty, T. Ralph, J. Reifenberg, J. Robling, J. Rodriguez, H. Rose, F. Roth, J. Ryan, V. Savangwongsakul, C. Sawyer, J. Scales, K. Schneider, G. Schopmeyer , K. Schroering, C. Schum, G. Scott, S. Seitzinger, L. Selvey, A. Showalter, J. Shurr, J. Sigler, J. Sloan, B. §mith, Ri. Smith, Ro. Smith, D. Stallings, D. Stamps, D. Stevens, T. Stillabower, D. Stoops, R. Stucky, J. Suding, M. Swatek, R. Swinehart, C. Tapper, B. Taylor, L. Taylor, D. Turner, T. Tyler, R. Vaughn, J. Walther, G. Ward, W. Warner, R. Weis, R. Werner, B. Wieneke, J. Williams, T. Willson, L. Woods, D. Wyant, S. Yost, and R. Zehr. Hughes Hall Residents of Hughes Hall: C. Adams, M. Alden, P. Anderson, M. Armbruster, M. Armstrong, S. Armstrong, D. Arnold, K. Ashton, R. Atkinson, B. Baer, D. Baer, G. Bailey, J. Bailey, J. Baker, C. Barnhart, P. Bayer, M. Bennett, T. Binkley, V. Blackman, D. Blandford, A. Bonner, J, Bozarth, G. Bradley, S. Broster, K. Brown, M. Brown, T. Bruce, P. Buchanan, E, Buening, K. Burke, B. Burns, R. Busick, S. Campbell, S. Canary, D. Carpenter, J. Carr, J. Cartwright, J. Castrup, A. Charnekar, V. Chavis, D. Cheadle, M. Christian, C. Christopher, D. Cisowski, J. Clark, M. Clark, S. Clark, R. Concepcion, L. Cowell, J. Cunningham, J. Daily, E. Deitz, S. Donovan, J. Dougan, R. Dowd, J. Durachta, J. Dwyer, D. Dyer, L. Edens, J. Edwards, P. Egbers, D. Egg, C. Elion, A. Elmes, T. Escher, M. Essig, D, Estridge, L. Fellows, C. Fenneman, J. Fetz, S. Fisher, M. Foland, J. Foye, K. Fuhrman, B. Fultz, M. Gerner, K. Gibson, M. Gieselman, J. Gilligan, J. Gilliland, J. Ginter, G. Click, T. Golden, R. Grant, J. Guild, D, Gustafson, M. Haggenjos, E. Haggquist, R. Hahn, T. Hahn, Co. Hamilton, Cy. Hamilton, K. Hamilton, K. Hampton, T. Hansen, R. Harpenau, B. Harper, T. Harris, E . Hauenstein, D. Heaton, H. Heil, A. Helton, R. Hester, D. Hight, J. Hink, T. Hoeper, R. Hogan, R. Horn, S. Hoss, J. Hostetter, S. Hubbard, K. Huebschman, M. Huffman, G. Hulm, C. Hunefeld, D, Hunt, R. Hunt, G. Hursta, K. Johnson, V. Johnson, C. Jones, J, Jordan, T. Jordan, D. Keohane, L. Jones, D. Key, T. Kietzman, J. Kilburn, R. Kinsey, R. Kinslow, J, Kloos, R. Knox, V, Kovalcik, K. Kreiling, M. Lacey, M. Laffey, J. Lane, K. Latham, D. Leiter, S. Levine, M. Lewis, S. Lindsey, C. Litscher, R. Lovelace, R. Lowry, C. Mackey, K. Macon, M. Maglinger, K. Maguire, D. Maier, R. Manning, J. Marshall, T. Mass, L. Mathis, H. Mayfield, S. Mayfield, J. McClarnon, K. McClure, L. McClure, E. McCombs, D. McCullough, S ' . McCune, M. McGown, K. McGrew, B. McMahon, W. McMannis, M. Meeks, D. Meyer, B. Miller, D. Miller, R. Mill er, A. Mitchell, P. Moore, M. Moser, M. Moulton, L. Moye, J. Mulberg, M. Mullen, J. Munford, M. Myrick, W. Naas, L. Meidhardt, T. Noble, L. Nordhaus, A. Norton, M. Nowacki, J. Noxon, D, O ' Brian, J. Owens, M. Paris, S. Partenheimer, J. Perna, A. Pesut, S. Peterson, E. Phillips, R. Phillips, P. Pinckley, H. Pomerance, D. Pomranke, H. Potter, B. Price, E. Probst, R. Rademacher, D. Randle, S. Raupp, D. Reed, L. Reger, R. Reger, L. Richter, S. Riddle, J. Rosensteel, R. Rovinsky, M. Sabelhaus, V. Sabelhaus, B. Sanders, K. Sanders, L. Santelik, L. Schaus, K. Schepers, M. Schnarr, S. Schuch, E. Sears, P. Sears, T. Sears, G. Sellers, P. Seuberling, P. Seufert, E. Sheppard, D. Sherrier, T. Shipley, C. Shockney, S. Sietsma, M. Simpson, T. Sipher, G. Skomasa, M. Slider, J. Slopsema, D. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, N. Snedeker, N. Souders, A. Spencer, J. Statler, D. Stewart, J. Stillwell, J. Sullivan, T. Swindle, R. Taylor, D. Tedrow, S. Tester, A, Tevebaugh, R. Thiel, T. Thom, Dam. Thompson, Dan. Thompson, D. Thulier, R. Towle, D. Towns end, A. Tretter, J. Trice, S. Van Camp, O. Vasojevich, M. Vest, R. Vickrey, M. Volpe, L. Wagner, E. Waitman, D. Walters, M. Washington, J. Waygood, C. Weightman, R. Weinell, W. Welsh, J. Wiedemann, R. Wilke, C. Williams, M. Williams, D. Wilson, and R. Zivanovic. Moore Hall Residents of Moore Hall: B. Aders, D. Armstrong, S. Ashley, J. Bailey, P. Barnes, M. Beatty, J. Betz, D. Blackburn, E. Bollinger, K. Bolton, T. Borsodi, M. Brenton, S. Broadhead, A. Broeker, P. Brunton, K. Buchanan, B. Burdsall, D. Burt, D. Butler, M. Buttree, B. Carrion, R. Carter, M. Cassidy, S. Chappell, P. Coates, T. Coleman, D. Collins, M. Conole, K. Cope, S. Cox, M. Crawford, K. Dahl, L. Daily, S. Danhauer, P. Davidson, C. Defur, L. Dieringer, C. Dilger, R. Diver, Sa. Dougherty, Su. Dougherty, C. Dove, J. Duesler, K. Dupont, C. Durnil, B. Eaton, A. Ehret, M. Eisenmenger, D. Emery, T. Eversoll, J. Ewens, R. Eyer, A. Fallen, B. Fentress, G. Fike, B. Finch, L. Flanagan, L. Foland, D. Ford, L. Foshee, P. Francis, D. Frymire, C. Fulkerson, B. Caddis, L. Gaus, L. Gehlhausen, L. Gilliatt, J. Glover, C. Godlove, M. Gogel, D. Goldman, L. Gottschling, S. Gould, A. Grant, G. Gray, V. Green, J. Griffin, D. Grubb, J. Guy, N. Haas, R. Hagedorn, A. Hanat, R. Hannel, S. Hendershot, D. Hoehn, N. Hollis, L. Hooper, S. Hoskins, P. Howard, J. Howe, J. Johnson, M. Jordan, C. Kachelein, K. Keohane, S. Kippenbrock, R. Kobylarz, A. Koger, C. Kreutzfeld, S. Lagrange, D. Lawrence, K. Leer, S. Leisinger, D. Lemmon, L. Lewis, M. Lindauer, A. Luessenhop, M. Madinger, V. Martin, D. Marvel, T. Marvin, C. Mason, A. Mathews, P. Mattingly, C. McCreary, K. McElligott, C. Metzger, M. Meyer, L. Miller, L. Mitchell, C. Moris se, M. Morrison, L. Mount, M. Murphy, S. Myler, C. Nelson, K. Nolan, S. Norgard, C. Norris, J. Gheron, C. Oyler, G. Payne, H. Pearlman, J. Pearson, C. Perko, D. Phillips, P. Price, R. Rauch, C. Rave, P. Record, M. Resse, J. Renn, P. Rennef, B. Richmond, S. Ripley, M. Richey, I. Robb, B. Robinson, T. Rodgers, V. Rogier, V. Saffell, V. Sass, J. Saylor, J. Schroeder, P. Schumaker, M. Scott, P. Seibert, T. Seibt, L. Severs, C. Sherfick, C. Shourds, J. Simpson, A. Sisson, B. Snyder, P. painhower, L. Spillman, J. Steele, S. Stevens, K. Stith, S. Taylor, B. Thienes, K. Thomas, O. Thornburg, T. Tounge, M. Townsend, D. Tracy, E. Turner, K. Tyner, B. Uyar, G. VanHouten, D. Vogel, R. Waggoner, R. Walker, K. Walters, S. Warrick, E. Washington, M. Washington, L. Was son, L. West, B. Wigand, C. Wilhite, K. Wilhite, P. Williams, M. Wright, and C. Zala. Morton Hall X, 222 Members of Morton Hall: P. Adams, A. Adegbie, K. Ahnquist, J. Aldrich, A. Alexander, K. Alexander, C, Bacey, K. Baker, L. Barber, D. Beck, M. Berkshire, V. Bertsch, L. Blackburn, E. Boehlke, C. Boguslawski, M. Bolatto, J. Borcherdlng, B. Briscoe, K. Burnett, L. Capin, S. Carpenter, P. Chalker, N. Chamness, C. Chivington, B. Christopher, D. Cihurski, K. Clark, L. Clutter, L, Coffey, N. Cox, R. Crane, D. Crutcher, N. Davis, H. Dawson, K. Dehority, S. Dethy, C. Dominick, L. Dressier, C. Dunn, C. Dunning, D. Edwards, J. Eisenach, S. Estridge, E. Evers, D. Ferraro, A. Fitzhenry, T. Franz, M. French, B. Freudenberg, C. Gaebler, C. Getz, D. Gillman, D. Gordon, L. Greene, S. Greenfield, L. Griffith, C. Groesche, P. Hage, R. Hagedorn, J. Hall, D. Hallatt, R. Halter, S. Hardesty, C. Harrah, D. Harris, R. Helms, J. Henderson, C. Henkel, N. Henkle, M. Hernandez, S. Heydorn, S. Hicks, K. Hoevener, C. Hoffman, K. Hormuth, J, Jochim, S. Jochim, M. Johnston, D. Jones, D. Joyce, K. Kaiser, S. Kennedy, L. Kiesel, E. Killian, D. Kingery, S. Klein, R. Klinstiver, K. Kloos, P. Kosinski, C. Krizman, T. Land, C. Lazar, D. Leighty, L. Lindenschmidt, L. Lindholm, J. Lisowski, D. Litton, N. Lohoff, R. Majors, K. Malkoff, A. Martin, C. Martin, E. Martin, S. McKnight, L. Michael, D. Miller, H. Miller, L. Mitchell, P. Mohr, A. Morrman, M. Moran, S. Neuenschwander , L. Neuman, C. Newsome, E. Nixon, L. O ' Brien, J. Oddi, J. Olesky, R. dinger, M. Owens, Ca. Parker, Ch. Parker, M. Pearson, L. Peterman, P. Picha, L. Polman, P. Purtzman, G. Pygman, K. Reed, C. Reisinger, D. Reisinger, S. Ridgely, C. Rightmyer, L. Roettger, L. Royalty, M. Salmon, M. Savko, E . Sayre, C . Schmeltz, P. Seibel, B. Sell, S. Shaikewitz, B. Sherritze, D. Shields, S. Short, F. Shrout, B. Skur, P. Sprigler, G. Stamps, J. Strasburger, J. Szabo, D. Taylor, S. Tennery, J. Thomas, K. Thorpe, K. Thurow, E. Townsend, T. Travelstead, N, Ullman, R. Vandon, J. Walker, E. Waltman, T. Ward, G. Webb, L. Welker, L. Wheeler, A. Wiggam, E. Wilcox, R. Wilkinson, K. Willson, P. Wilsbacher, S. Wolter and C . Yang . aciivitisa p. 17 seniors p. IZ9 opganizations p. 155 spopis p. 183 greeks p. 201 housing p. Z15 faculty senior inden Z39 Dr. Wallace B. Graves honored for a decade of service to UE Wallace B. Graves has been at UE for over ten years and has introduced a multitude of new programs , new structures have been added to the physical plant and an overseas campus in England added . A native of Ft. Worth, Texas, Dr. Graves has had experience in nearly every area of college administration. He came to UE from the University of Pacific in Stockton, California, where he had been academic vice president. He received his bachelor ' s degree from the University of Oklahoma, his master ' s degree from Texas Christian University and his doctorate from the University of Texas Dr. Graves was president of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Indiana this year . He is a former president of the Associated Colleges of Indiana and the Carl Duisberg Society, New York. Most students remember Graves when they think of tuition hikes but obviously this man has meant much more to the emergence of the University of Evansville and an outstanding institution of higher learning. 225 Dr. George English Dean College of Arts and Science Jan Walker Director Continuing Education Kay Stoneberger Coordinator Student Activities Norine Keller Dean Student Affairs Emerson Abts University Chaplain Joseph Holt Director Management Education Dr . Marvin Hartig Dean Academic Services Dr. Helen Smith Dean School of Nursing Edward Susat Director Placement Church Relations 226 Admissions Office Bookstore Admission Office personnel (Seated From Bookstore employees were (Front From Left) Left) were: Marilyn Noah, Robert Harper, John Elsie Schweikarth, Majorie Dremstedt, Joyce Oberhelman and (Standing) Keith Kutzler . Dick, (Back Row) Bill Perry and Greg Geiss . Alumni Affairs and Development Alumni Affairs and Development consisted of (Seated From Left) Sue Baldwin, Barb Dockery, Barbara Purdue, Lucy Sexton, Evelyn Woosley, (Standing) Ernie Hinderliter, Fred Loemker, Roy Pelz, Stephen Camp, Rod Clutter and Ronda Strugeon. Financial Aids Financial Aids was handled by Dawson and Mary Purdue. „ The Housing staff consisted of (From Left) Jan Harper, James Peggy Poetker and Robert Reading. Newman Center Library and Instructional Services Newman Center consisted of The Library and Instructional Biggs, Deryl Blackburn, (From Left) Father Dave Services consisted of (From Dwight Burlingame, and Kissel, Bob Nemergut, and Left) Mark Weber, Victor Elinore Zeta. Phyllis Elliott. The Registrar ' s staff consisted of (Seated From Left) Lois Unfried, and Susie Higdon, (Standing) Judy Swartz, Bev Corn, Mark Roethemeir, Jean Kleindorfer, Karen Strickland, and Sherman Tite . Purchasing Office The Purchasing consisted of (Seated From Left) Denis Duvalo, Deena Phillips, and JoAnne Meth, (Standing) Kathleen Harris, Jean Schlachter, and Jim Prior. Union The Union staff consisted of (From Left) Joe Lancaster, Dave Kratzer, Kathy Douglas, and Thomas Land. University Relations University Relations consisted of (From Left) Dee Kalena, Sue Nonte, and Nancy McKinney 230 Faculty Aerospace Studies Aerospace Studies consisted of (Standing From Left) Jack Sandberg, Ray- Armstrong, Ron Cantrell, John Schatte, James Rogers, and (Seated) Chris Nicholson. Art Art consisted of (Seated From Left) Nanene Engle, Raul McDowell, Carolyn Roth, Bill Richmond, (Standing) Les Miley and Howard Oagley. Alternative Programs Members of the College of Alternative Programs were (Seated From Left) Tonya Cox, Margaret Alsman, (Standing) Paula Roberts, Jan Walker, Larraine Matusak, Debbie Kunkel, Betty Lenhart, Roger Sublett, Lynne Hansen, Pat King, Bessie Labudde and Rich Hansen. Chemistry Business Administration Business included (From Left Seated) Robert Martin, Dale Hockstra, Millard Pace, Dell Nussmeier, Robert Eckles, Ronald Faust, (Standing) Jack Ficks, Gary Lynch, Doug Schell, Dave Reeder, Mike Zimmer, Ray Arensman, John Lennon, Gordon Reitz, Clifford Stone, Frank Gile and Allen Bess . Center for the Study of Communications Drama Communications consisted of (From Left, Seated) Laura Hubbell, GiLClardy, (Standing) Tom Bohn, Greg Stefaniak, Gerald Alper stein and Paul Sullivan. School of Education Education consisted of (From Left, Front Row) Dewey Moore, William Wesley, Robert Garnett, Ivan Ward, Wilma Shafer, Sylvia Moore, Dale Bennett, (Back Row) Joel Dill, Rexel Brown, Ralph Templeton and Dennis Fruits. Drama consisted of (From Left Front Row) John David Lutz , Vincent DiGabriele , (Back Row) Dudley Thomas and Doug Hubbell. 233 Engineering and the sciences Seated From Left Are: Clarence Buesking, Mrs. Casler, Dr. John Tooley, Dick Blanford, Benny Riley and Dr. William Harts aw. Standing From Left Are: Darrell Megli, Bruce Mabis, Harvey Kagan, unidentified, Clarence Winternheimer , Stanislaus Hu, William Sokeland, William Devaisher and Bung Chung Lee. English From Left Are: Sharon Grabert, Sam Longmire, William Felsher, Henry Miner and Louiza McCarty. Mathematics Members of the Mathematics department include: (From Left) Dennis Hopkinson, Melba Patberg, Robert Brooks, Ralph Coleman, Robert Knott, Clarence Buesking and Clark Kimberling and (Seated) Gene Bennett. Music Members of the music department include: (Seated From Left): Nursing From Left are Drs. Robert Kress, prom Left; Arthur Aarstad, Larry Preston, Ronald William Connolly, Phillip Ott, Bruce Adamson and Dave Gugin. Paternoster and Wayne Perkins . Pyschology From Left Are: Martha Cox, Clarence Brooks, Charles Johnson, Delbert Sampson, William Weiss, John Lakey, John Mayer, Barbara Jessen. Sociology From Left are Alan Fliegel, Ludwig Petkovsek, Russell Lewis, Donald Magel, Irving Leif, William Tonso and Charles Halbrook. Full Time Faculty and Administrative Staff 1976-77 Dr. Arthur B. Aarstad Reverend Emerson H. Abts Mr. Ronald E. Adamson Miss Debra Aders Mrs . Carol Ahlering Dr. Emel B. Akin Mr. Gerald Alperstein Miss Suson Andrews Mrs. Mae Arensman Dr. Ray W. Arensman Mrs. Marcia F. Ashley Ms . Sue Ann Atkinson Mrs . Dorothy Ayer Ms . Rita S . Behnke Miss Mary Louise Bell Mr . Dale E . Bennett Dr. Gene W. Bennett Mr. Allen B. Bess Mr . Victor C . Biggs Mr. DerylA. Blackburn, Sr. Dr. Dick K. Blandford Eulalie W. Blesch Mr. Gary H. Bliss Dr. Thomas W. Bohn Miss Sandra E. Botkin Dr. James A, Brenneman Miss Thelma Brittingham Miss Gail Brocksmith Mr. Clarence E. Brown Mr . Robert A . Brooks Dr . Rexel E . Brown Mr . David E . Brownlie Mrs . Rosemary W . Brune Dick Buill Mr. Clarence W. Buesking Dr. Paul G. Bulger Dr . Dwight F . Burlingame Mrs. Jane A. Burns Mrs . Madelaine Burns PR Mr. James A. Bursen Mr. James A. Byers Marie Cahn Mr. Stephen W. Camp Mr . Nicholas J . Cann Ann S. Carlson Michael J . Carson Dr . Gilbert L . Clardy Dr. Galen W. Clough Mr. Roderick W. Clutter Dr . Ralph H . Coleman Dr. Donald D. Colton Dr. William R. Connolly Ms Barbara Conway Miss Lanova R. Cook Dr. Patrick J. V. Corcoran Mrs. Marsha L. Cornell Mrs. Nadine A. Coudret Dr. Martha J. Cox Miss Carol J. Dallinger Miss Vivian L. Davenport Mr. Gregory R. Davis Mr. B. James Dawson Mr . Vincent D . Gaberiele Mr. Ronald L. Devaisher Miss Cheryl Dileo Dr. Joel S. Dill Mr. Paul T. Dove Mrs, Joyce M. Dungan Denis DuVall Dr. RogertW. Eckles Dr . Betty A . Edgerton Dr. George W. English Mrs. Pam Enlow Dr. Philip C. Ensley Mr. Paul I. Estep Mrs . Jean S . Falls Dr. Ronald M. Faust Dr. William M. Felsher Mr. John F. Ficks Mr . Thomas C . Fiddick Miss Cheryl Fisher Dr. Alan B. Fliegel Dr. Peter Robert Franklin Dr. Dennis Fruits Mr . Paul E . Funk Mrs . Dianne K . Garnett Dr . Robert F . Garnett Mrs . Cecilia Gerleman Dr. Edward J. Cesser, Jr. Mr . Frank L . Gile Miss Sharon Grabert Dr . Paul E . Grabill Dr. Virginia L. Grabill Mrs. Margaret A. Graul Dr. Wallace B. Graves Dr. David A. Gugin Dr . George D . Guthrie Mr. Charles D. Halbrook Mrs . Carol Haller Dr. Warren M. Hankins Mrs . Lynne Hansen Dr . Richa rd Hansen Mr. Robert T. Harper Dr . Marvin E . Hartig Mrs. Dell P. Hartman Dr. William O. Hartsaw Mrs. Dorothy M. Hausmann Mrs. MaryK. Hermann Mrs. ValadaA. Heseman Myrla Hill Mr. Ernest Hinderliter Dr. Dale Hockstra Mr. Joseph T. Holt Mr. Dennis A. Hopkinson Dr. Stanislaus Y. Hu Mr. Douglas K. Hubbell Mrs . Laura E . Hubbell Mr. Robert W. Hudson Mr. Ronald Hudson Ms . Peggy Jack Mrs . Nanene Q . Engle Dr . Orville J . Jaebker Mr . Paul Jarbal Jr . Mr. Paul A. Jensen Mrs. Barbara Jes sen Dr. Charles W. Johnson Marjorie Johnson Karen L. Jones Mr. Kenneth H. Jones Dr . Harvey A . Kagan Mrs . Dee Kalena Dr . Nellie B . Kanno Mrs . Norine Keller Miss Catherine Kelley Dr . Jerry D . Kendall Mrs . Joan T . Kiely Dr , Clark H . Kimberling Mrs . Patricia King Dr. Philip A. Kinsey Mrs . Jean R . Kleindorf er Dr . George C . Klinger Dr . J . Robert Knott Mr. JohnK. Koehler Dr . Jane H . Kordana Dr. Clifford W. Kraft Mr . David Kratzer Dr. Robert L. Kress Mr . Keith M . Kutzler Mr. Edwin V, Lacy, Jr. Dr , Frank G . Lahman Assist. Dir. Counseling Center John R . Lakey Dr . Bung Chung Lee Miss Danielle L. Leftwich Miss Martha Leich Mr . Irving P . Leif Dr . Gordon J . Leitch Dr . John Lennon III Dr. Russell E. Lewis Mr, Vsevolod Lezhnev Mr. Joel P. Lipton Mr. Fred H, Loemker Dr. Samuel E. Longmire Mr . Harry T . Loveri dge Mr. Larry Lunsford Mr . John David Lutz Dr . Gary A . Lynch Mr. Bruce A. Mabis Mr . Donald G . Magel Mr. Charles E. Marske Dr . Robert F . Mar-tin Mrs. Delores M. Massey Dr . G . Keith Matheson Dr. Larraine R. Matusak Mr. John B. Mayer Mrs . Barbara McBride Mrs. LouizaJ. McCarty PR Mr. Arad A. McCutchan Dr . Patrick D . McDonough Dr. Paul McDowell Dr . Frank S . McKenna Mrs. Nancy S. McKinney Dr. Darrell G. Megli Mr. Leslie Miley, Jr. Dr. Henry L, Miner Dane Mitchell Mr . Stephen T . Mooney Mrs. Christy Moore Dr. Dewey J. Moore Mrs . Sylvia S . Moore Dr. William A. Morrison Chemistry Mr. John C. Moses Dr . Wayne P . Mueller Mrs . Suzanne Muth Mrs. R. Jane Nelson Mrs . Mary Nicoson Nursing Miss Marilyn Y. Noah Mr. Charles P. Nolte Mrs, Susan G. Nonte Patricia Nordberg Mrs. Theresa A. North Mrs . Rita M . Nugent Mr. Howard E. Oagley Mr . John M . Oberhelman Dr . Ralph E . Olmsted Dr. Karen J. Ott Dr. Philip W. Ott Mr. Millard L. Pace Mr, William K, Parker Mrs . Melba J . Patbert Thornton B . Patbert Dr. Bruce Paternoster Mrs . Kathy Paternoster Mrs . Lois D . Patton Mrs. Lavonne T, Pechin Miss Suzanne I . Pelletier Mr . Roy A . Pelz Dr. R. Wayne Perkins Mr. William T. Perry Mr. Ludwig A, Petkovsek Veronica Philbin Dr. Larry M. Preston Dr. Robert M. Rapp Suson Rawkins Mr. W. Russell Read Mr , Robert A , Reading II Mr. R. Douglas Reed Mr. David B, Reeder, Jr. Mr. Keith Reiter Mr. Gordon W. Reitz Mr, Ralph W. Rhodes Dr. Donald P. Richardson Ms . Lynn Richmond Mr, William E. Richmond, Jr. Dr , Benny R . Riley Mrs . Kay T . Roberts Mr. R. William Robertson Mark Roethemeier Dr . Howell Wade Rogers Laura Rohrbacher Ms . Carolyn Roth Dr. Lane Roth Miss Sherry Ruxor Mr, Vincent F. Saele Dr. DelbertJ. Sampson Mr. Manfred W. Schauss Mr. Douglas W. Schell Mrs , Kathleen Scheller Dr. Peter A, Scholl Dr. Eugene E. Schroeder Mr. Thomas Sears Dr. Wilma C. Shafer Dr . V ernon R . Shaw Mr . R . Keith Shelton Mr. Dennis M. Sheppard Mr. Charles M. Shike Mr. MarkC. Simcox Dr. Charles E.P. Simmons Jerry Sing Mrs . Kathy Skinner Mr. Jack Smigel Dr . Helen C . Smith Mr. J. Larry Smith Mrs. Rebecca A. Smith Miss Martha Jane Snider William Saeland Maryann Spencer Mr. James K. Stahl Gregory Stefaniak Dr . W . D . Snively - adjunct Med Sch Miss Dorothy Stephens Dr . John R . Stephens Miss Elaine Stevenson Dr . Ralph F . St . Louis Mr, Herbert E. Stockman Tom Stone Dr. Clifford E. Stone Mrs . Kay Stoneberger Ms. Joan K. Stowers Miss Sylvia Strueh Mrs. Cynthia M. Sublett Mr. Roger Sublett Mrs, Joy Suhrheinrich Mr. Paul W. Sullivan Mr. Edward C, Susat Mrs . Jo Joyce Tackett Mr. James W. Talbert Dr. Earl M. Tapley Mr . Ian Taplin Mss Martha E , Taylor Miss Susan R. Temple Dr . Ralph D . Templeton Dr . Dudley S . Thomas Mr . Sherman M . Tite Mrs . Mary Titzer Dr, William R. Tonso Dr . John R . Tooley Mrs. RuthC, Townsend Dr. Mau Sung Tsai Mrs. Lois R. Unfried Mrs. Melissa M. Vandeveer Mrs, Roberta Veazey Mr, James S. Voorhees Marjorie Vogel Mrs. Dianna L. Voss Mrs, Janet R, Walker Dr . Ivan Ward Mr . Mark Weber Mr . George A . Weiland Dr. William Weiss Dr . Lowell E . Weller Dr. William C. Wesley Mr . J , Donald Widick Mr. Gary W. Willis Miss Beverly Winstead Mr. Clarence G. Winternheimer Dr. P. Louis Winternheimer Mr . David Wrench Mr . David E . Wright Mrs . Deborah Wynn Mrs. ElinoreM. Zeta Mr. Mike Zimmer activities p. 17 seniors p. organizaiions p. sports p. 181 greeks p. Z01 housing p. ZtS faculty senior indeM ■ -A- Linda Darlene Agnew (BS Business Administration)- -Union Board 4, Sec. 4, Elections Committee 4; Black Student Union 1 , Sec. 1; Angel Flight 3-4; Business Club 3-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Dean ' s List 1; Scholarship to Mexico City 4; Who ' s Who 4; Acettes 1; Volunteer at State Hospital 3; IM Volleyball 1. Kurt Edwards Abler s (BS- Computing Science) Phi Kappa Tau 1-4; Association for Computing Science 1-4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Blue Key 3, 4, Treas. 4; Phi Eta Sigma 3-4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 1-4; Phi Kappa Phi 1-4; Student Congress 4; Engineering Dean ' s Council 4; Dean ' s List; Samuel G. Orr Memorial Scholarship 2-4; Musical Madness 1-3; University Sing 2-3. Kent Dwayne Alder (BA-Secondary Education Social Studies area) Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, Pres. 4, Rush Chmn 2, Little Sister Chmn 2, Activities 3, Pledge Educator 3, Sig Ep Man of the Year 3; Union Board Special Committee 3, Lawn Display Chmn 3, Big 39 Bike Race Chm. 3; Faculty Evaluation Committee; Who ' s Who; Bachelor of the Year Runner-up 3; Musical Madness 2-3; IM Football 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Bowling 1-2; Bike Race 2-4, All Bike Team 3. Marcia Ann Armstrong (BS-Psychology) Psychology Club; Intramurals; Harlaxton 3. Donald H. Austin (BS-Mechanical Engineering) Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4; Engineering Club 4; ASME; SAE; Musical Madness 2. Charles Ayers (BS-Secondary Education) Air Force ROTC 1-4. -B- Corinne P. Bacey (BS-Computing Science) Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 2-4, Sec. 4; Association of Computing Science 3-4, V.P. 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 1-4; Dean ' s List 3-4; Morton Hall Scholar 3; IM Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Archery 1-3. Dirk E. Baer (B.A. Education) Histo ry Club 3-4, Pres. 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, V.P. 3; Mortar Board 3-4; Blue Key 3-4; Phi Eta Sigma 3-4; Political Affairs 4; RHC 3; Dorm Council Hughes Hall 3-4, Pres. Hughes Hall 3, Pari. 4; Dean ' s List, Academic Alumni Scholarship; Wade David Scholarship; Who ' s Who 4; Student Congress 4, Pres. 4; Student Tutor 4; Outstanding Senior. Jon C. Baker (BME)--Phi Mu Alpha 1-4, V.P. 3- 4, Pledge Trainer 3, Warden 2; Pops Concert 2-4; One Crimson Travelogue 2-3; U Sing 2-4; Marching Band 1-4, Pres. 4; Symphonic Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4. Kimberly Allen Baker (BS Nursing) --Alpha Lambda Delta 1; RA 2-3; lANS 2-3, committee chairman 3; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 2; Nursing class Sec . Treas . 4. Diane Marie Banschbach (BS Nursing) --Dean ' s List. Karen S. Barnes (BS Nursing) --Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Tau Delta 2-3; Dean ' s List. Michael A. Bennett (BS Law Enforcement) Kappa Alpha Psi 1-4, Keeper of the Records 2, Pole March 3-4, Dean of Pledges 3; Black Student Union 1-2, V.P. 2; Union Board Entertainment Committee 4; Kappa Alpha Psi -Undergraduate Board of Directors , North Central Province 4; Student Orientation Leader 3 . Darryl C. Bent (BS Electrical Engineering) -- Kappa Mu Epsilon 3-4; Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 3-4. Janet Marie Berg (BS Physical Education)- -Blue Key 4; Arnold Air Society 2-3, Chaplain 2-3, Information Officer 2-3; BUD Pres. 2-4; Kappa Chi 1-4; Blue Key Library Committee 3-4; Dean ' s List; Academic Alumni Scholarship 3-4; Varsity Tennis 1-4, Softball 1, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1-3; Outstanding Cadet-Sons of the American Revolution 2; Senior Coordinator of Aerospace Ball 3 . Debra Kay Betz (Bs Business Administration) -- Accounting Club 3-4, V.P. 3, Sec. 4; Business Club 2-3; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2, Treas. 1-2; Mortar Board 3-4, Study Buddies Chmn. 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Lawn Display 1; Little 39 3; Varsity Volleyball 1-2, Softball 1; IM Volleyball 1- 2, Softball 1,3, Track 1-3. Lawrence Joseph Black (BS Business)- -Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4, Historian 2, Pres. 4; Political Affairs Club 4; Inter-fraternity Council 1, 3, 4, V.P. 4; Chmn. of UE Students for Reagan 3; Chmn. of UE Students for Jerry Linzy 2. Bridget Blankenberger (BS Nursing) --Angel Flight 2- 4, National Comptroller 4; Intramurals 2-3; Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 2; Dean ' s List. Barbara L. Blesch (BS Nursing) --Zeta Tau Alpha 2-4; Order of Diana 3; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Tau Delta 1-4; Dean ' s List. Mitzi Lu Boilanger (Bs Nursing) --Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4, Ritual 3; Girls of the Golden Heart 3-4; Dean ' s List; University Sing 1-3; Musical Madness 2, 4; Intramurals 1-4. Michele Bolatto (Bs Nursing)- -Girls of the Golden Heart 1; Dean ' s List. John David Bozarth (BA Secondary Education) -- ATLANTIC MONTHLY ' S National Creative Writing Merit Award 3; Mid-States Art Exhibit 4; State Town and County Art Exhibit 4; UE Student Creative Writing Contest 4; Artist of the Month Award 4; UE-Old National Bank Student Show 3-4, Merit Award 4; IDRIS 4-5, Editorial Board 4, Editor-in-Chief 5; National Peotry Contest Special Award 5; National Creative Writing Contest Merit Award 5; Dean ' s List. Patricia Harlen Brantner (BA Elementary Education)- -Musical Madness 2; Intramurals 1-3; Education Club 1-4; NEA 3-4; I.S.E.A. 3-4. Robert L. Brumley (BA Secondary Education Drama and Speech)- -Phi Mu Alpha 2-4, Province Leadership Award 4, Treas. 3-4, National Delegate 4; University Choir 1-4, Librarian 3, Manager 3; Choral- Ayres 2; Pops Concert 3; Varsity Tennis 1-2; Channel 9 TV Auction Worker 3-4. Beth Elanie Buchta (BA Elementary and Early Childhood Education)- -Association for Childhood Educatio n 4; Student Council for Exceptional Children 2-3, Sec. 3; Student Orientation Leader 2; RHC Sec. 3; Dean ' s List. Karen Sue Burbridge (BS Medical Technology) -- Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Phi Beta Chi 3-4; Dean ' s List; University Orchestra 1-3. Nancy L. Burnett (BA Elementary Education) -- Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Pledge Sec. 1, Ritualist 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Collegiate Liaison Office 3; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 1-3; Student Education Association 2-4; Association of Childhood Education 2-4, Pres. 4; Pi Lambda Theta 3-4; Mortar Board 3-4; Blue Key 3-4, Sec. 4; Musical Madness 1-4; Hooiser Scholarship 1-4; Alumni Academic Scholarship 1- 4; Alpha Delta Kappa Education Scholarship 4; AOPi Diamond Scholarship 4; Ruby A Award Alpha Omnicron Pi 1; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Outstanding Senior 4. -C- Tomla D. Caldwell (BA Education)- -Pi Lambda Theta 3-4; SNEA 4. Kathleen Carrell (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Lambd a Delta 1; Alpha Tau Delta 1-4, Student Faculty Rep. 3; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Dean ' s List; Acettes 1-4; U Sing 2-3; Intramurals 2-3. Jan Sturtevant Cassidy (BA Secondary Education) - -Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 1; UET student production helper 1,4. James D. Castrup (BS Computing Science)- - Association of Computing Science 1-4; Phi Mu Alpha 2-4; Choir 1-4; Choral- Ayres 3-4; Pops Concert 2-4, Co-director 3. Lillian Jane Chappell (BS Nursing) Mubarak Chouhdry (BS Business Administration) -- International Club, Sec. Treas. 4. Carol Jean Christie (BS Nursing)- -Chi Omega 3- 4 Pledge Class V.P. 3, Publicity Chmn. 4; Girls of the Golden Heart 1-4, Treas. 2-3; Alpha Tau Delta 2-4; Nursing Pinning Committee 4; Dean ' s List; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; Musical Madness 3-4; U Sing 4. Michael J. Clem (BS Accounting)- -Kappa Mu Epsilon 1-4; Business Club 2-3; Accounting Club 1-4, Pari. 3, Pres. 4; Dean ' s List; IM Basketball 3. ' Shirley J. Cook (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, Sec. 4; Sisters of the Laurel 3-4, Treas. 3; Dean ' s List; U Sing 2; Musical Madness 1 . Beth Crump (A.D. Physical Therapy Assistant)- - Alpha Phi 1-2, Assistant Treas. 2; Musical Madness 2; Intramurals 1-2. -D- Hardin Ellis Dickens (BS Accounting)- -Accounting Club 3-4. Robert G. Doucette (BS)- -Arnold Air Society 3; Society of Physics Students 3; Dean ' s List. Constance Marie Durrett (BS Communications) -- Kappa Chi 1-2; Black Student Union 1-4; Student Orientation Leader 2-3; Students Communications Organization 3-4; Crescent Staff 3; LinC 3; Musical Madness Director 1-2; U Sing Director 1; Dean ' s List; Miss UE Scholarship Pageant 2; Marching Band 1-2; Concert Band 1-2; Choir 1-2; Clarinet Choir 1, 2, 4; Lyric Theatre 1-2; Intramurals 1-4; Varsity Basketball 1, Softball 1. Chester Raymond Dziardziel (BS Personnel Management)- -Management Society 4; Union Board 2, Films Committee 2, House Committee 2; Student Congress 2; RHC 4; SA V.P. of Academics 2-3; Undergraduate Programs Committee 2-3; Admissions and Standards Committee 2-3; Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee 2; Publications Board 2; Informal Learning Sequence 3; Energy Committee 2; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Intramurals 1-4; Crescent Reporter 1; Catalyst Asst. Poetry Editor 1 . -E- Dana Gail Edwards (BS Nursing) --Alpha Tau Delta 4; Dean ' s List. Vicky Lynn Egg (BA Education) --NE A 3-4; SEA 3- 4; IM Director Moore Hall 3-4; Dean ' s List; IM Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong, Football, Softball; Outstanding Athletes of America 2; Varsity Volleyball 1-4, Captain 4, Kiwanis Award 4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4. Anita Louise Ehret (BS Nursing)- -Angel Flight 1- 4, Information Officer 2, Vice Commander 3, National Vice Commander 4; Order of Diana 2; Nursing Class President 3; Inter-Varsity 1; Dorm V.P. 2; RHC 2; RA 3-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; John P. Robbins Silver Wings Award; U Sing 2; Concert Orchestra 2-3; IM Tennis, Ping Pong, Basketball. Robert W. Elaman (BA Liberal Arts)- -Dean ' s List. Joanne H. Evrard (BA Secondary Education) -- History Club 3-4, Sec. Treas. 4; RHC 2-3, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; SEA 3; Advisory Committee for Teacher Education 4; Union Board 1; Brentano Hall Treas. 4. -F- Russell Robert Fallis (BS Law Enforcement) -- Lambda Alpha Epsilon 2-4, Interim Treas. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Student Congress 4; Faculty Review Committee 4; Dean ' s List; IM Track 3-4, Cross Country 3; Political Affairs Club 3. Diane S. Ferraro (BS Nursing)-- Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 1-4, Sec. 2, Pledge Trainer Asst. 3, Pledge Trainer 4; Morton Hall Social Chmn. 2; Dean ' s List; Cheerleader 1, 2, 4. Susan J. Finke (Associate Physical Thearpy Assistant)- -Inter- Varsity 1-2; Brentano Chaplain 2; Dean ' s List; U Sing 2; IM Football. Paula Jean Fischer (BS Secondary Education) -- Angel Flight 2-4, Corresponding Sec. 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2-4, Corresponding Sec. 4; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4; Brentano Hall Treas. 2; Dean ' s List; Mortar Board 4; U Sing 1; Musical Madness 2; Choir 1-4, co-chmn. 4; USO Show Director 3. Dianne Fowler (Music Therapy)- -Music Therapy Association Pres. 1; Pops Concert 1; Concert Orchestra 1-4; Cossi Van Tutte Opera 1; Don Pasqueli Opera 1; Owensboro Symphony; Evansville Philharmonic . Jerry L. Franklin (BS Law Enforcement)- -Phi Kappa Tau 1-4, V.P. 3, Corresponding Sec . 2; Housemanager 3-4, Executive Council Chmn. 3, Membership Orientation Chmn. 4, Membership Recruitment Chmn. 2, Alumni Sec. 4, Public Relations Director 2, Chapter Photographer 1-2, Ways and Means 2, Chapter Editor 4, Board of Governor ' s Liasion 4; Student Congress 3; University Elections Board Chmn. 4; Student Orientation Leader 3; Judicial Board 3; IFC alternate 1; Residence Hall Damage Control Board 1; Who ' s Who; Musical Madness 1-3; U Sing 1-3; Lambda Alpha Epsilon 3-4; Trivia Team 2,4. -G- John David Gaither (BS Mechanical Engineering) -- Engineering Club 2-4, Sec. 4; ASME 2-4; SAE 2- 4; UE Solar Energy Research team captain. Cruzan Damone Garrett (BS Business Administration)-- Management; Marching Band; Concert Band; IM Tennis . Eddie Lee Gerlach (BME)--Phi Mu Alpha 3-4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 1-4; One Crimson Travelog 3; Pops Concert 3-4. Melissa Sue Gilkey (BS Communications)- -Chi Omega 1-4, Public Relations 2, Assistant Treas. 3; Girls of the Golden Hearts 1-3, Rush Chmn. 3; Angel Flight 1-2, National Publications Officer 2; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Mortar Board 4, Sec. 4; Dean ' s List; U Sing 1-3; Musical Madness 1-3, IM Track. Janet Faye Gore (Physical Therapy Assistant) Laura Lee Greene (BS Nursing) --Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, co-Historian 3, Social Chmn. 4; Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, Judicial Tribunal 4; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 1; U Sing 2. Jennie S. Griffin (BA Personnel Management)-- Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4, Treas. 4, Asst. Treas. 3, Devotion 1-2, Projects Publicity Chmn. 2; U Sing 242 1; Musical Madness 1, 4; Delegate to International Convention 3, Ritual Committee 3- 4, Calling Committee 1-3, Chapter Pianist 2-4; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Alcoa Business Scholarship 4; Organ Master Class 2; Marching Band 1; Carrillonist 1-3; Choral Society 1; Little 39 1-3; Intramurals 1-4; Order of Diana 2-4; Management Society 3-4, Sec. 3-4; Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4; Social Chmn. 3-4, Fraternity Education Chmn. 4, U Sing Publicity Recital 1, Camera, Scrapbook and Bulletin Board Treas. 4; Dean ' s List; Varsity Track; IM Softball 1-4, Football 4, Basketball 1-4. -H- Mark Charles Helmerich (BA Secondary Education)- -History Club 1-3; IM Basketball 1-4, Softball 4 . Melanie Heltsley (BS Law Enforcement)- -Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4, House Chmn. 2, Fraternity Education 3; Student Orientation Leader. Julie Ellen Henderson (BME)--Zeta Tau Alpha 1- 3, Devotions 2, Judicial Chmn. 3; Sigma Alpha Iota 2-4, Treas. 4; Pop ' s Committee 3-4, Finance Committee 4, U Sing Committee 3-4, Scholarship Auditions Chmn. 3; Marching Band 1- 4; Symphonic Band 1-4; Orchestra 1-2; Band 2; Pop ' s Concert 2-4; U Sing 2-4; IM Archery 1-4, Ping Pong 1 . Pamela S. Hendricks (BA Education)- -NEA 3-4; SEA 3-4; Dean ' s List IM Football, Ping Pong, Track, Swimming, Basketball; Varsity Basketball 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Softball Captain 1-4, Tennis 1-2; Outstanding College Athlete of America 3; Women ' s IM Director 3-4. Lottie Lee Hiatt (BS Social Work)- -Chi Omega 1- 4, Treas. 3; Social Chmn. 4; Social Work Club 3- 4, Publicity 4; Order of Diana 1-4, Sec. 3; Union Board 2-4, Special Events Chmn, 2-3, Pres. 4; Student Congress 4; Athletic Board 4; Union Board of Directors 4; Who ' s Who Selection Committee 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Phi Alpha 3-4, Pres. 4; Academic Alumnae Honorary 4; Musical Madness 1- 4; U Sing 1-3, Director Award 3; Student Orientation Leader 4; Young Life Counselor 2-3; IM Volleyball 2-4, Basketball Hooiser 3, Softball 2- 4; Scholarship, Chi Omega Indianapolis Alumnae Scholarship. Kathleen Hopy Hochgesang (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Tau Delta 3-4. Laurie Jean Hollis (BS Nursing) --Chi Omega 1-4, Pledge Trainer 3, Panhellenic Delegate 4; Girls of the Golden Hearts 1-4; Panhellenic Sec. 4; Dean ' s List; Alumni Scholarship 1; Musical Madness 1-4; U Sing 1, 3, 4; Little 39 3-4. Lesley J. Holmes (BS Nursing)- -Sec. and Rep. Student Faculty in Nursing; lANS Publicity Chmn. 3; Dean ' s List. Deborah Lee Hopfensperger (BA Physical Education)- -Sisters of the Laurel 3-4, V.P. 3, Treas. 4; Brentano Intramural Director 2-4, Float Chairman 3; Musical Madness 2,4, Campus Director 4; IM Football, Bowling, Golf, Volleyball, Badminton, Archery, Swimming; Aqua Angel Announcer 3-4; Varsity Volleyball 1, Softball 2; Statistician Varsity Women ' s Basketball 1-2, Volleyball 2, Softball 1. David James Horvath (BS Personal Management) -- Lambda Chi Alpha 1-4, Housemanager 3; Dean ' s List; Varsity Baseball 1-4, Football 1-4, All- Conference Defensive End; Personnel Management Society. Kevin Eugene Huebschman (BS Accounting) William J. Hughes (BS Psychology)-- Phi Kappa Tau 2-4, Sec. 3, National Council Member 3-4, Chaplain 2, 4; Parliamentarian 4, U Sing Director 3-4; Blue Key 3-4; Phi Eta Sigma 3-4; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Psi Chi 4; Student Congress 3, Sec. 3; SA President 4; Athletic Board 4; Undergraduate Programs 4; President ' s Cabinet 4; Union Board of Directors 4; Publications Board 4; University Senate 4; Fiscal Planning 4; Union Board 3-4, Homecoming Committee 3-4; Financial 1 Aids Advisory Committee 4; Outstanding Teacher Selection Committee 3; Outstanding Senior Selection Committee 3; Dean ' s List; Alpha Phi Sweetheart 4; Who ' s Who; Musical Madness 2-4; U Sing 3-4; Phi Tau Derby 2-4. Debbie Lynn Hunt (BS Nursing) --Alpha Lambda Delta; Dorm Council; Dean ' s List; Women ' s Varsity Volleyball 2,4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4; Intramurals 1-4. Robert David Hurt (Bs Law Enforcement)- -Air Force ROTC; Hale Hall Pres. 4; Student Orientation Leader 2-4, Chmn. 4; Dean ' s List; IM Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Golf 2, 4, Volleyball 3-4, Tennis 4; Big 39 3-4. -J- Susan Gayle Jacobi (BS Nursing) --Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Mortar Board 4, Pres. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3, 4; Blue Key 4; Girls of the Golden Heart 3-4, Pledge Pres. 3, Sec. 4, Best Pledge, National Sweetheart Candidate; Alpha Lambda Delta Sharon Hurst Award; Dean ' s List. -K- Connie Jo Kern (BS Medical Technology)- -Bi-Sci 2- 3; Phi Beta Chi 3-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Dean ' s List. Marsha J. Kirchoff (BS Nursing)- -Chi Omega 1-3, Suite Manager 3; Independent Learning Sequence 4; Judicial Board 4; U Sing 1; IM Softball 1-2. Pamela Denise Knight (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Fraternity Education 3, Pledge Trainer 4; Mortar Board 3-4, Historian 4; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 1, 3; Acettes 1; U Sing 2, 4; Intramurals 1-4. Robert Bruce Knox (BA Education)- -SNEA 4; History Club 3-4, V.P. 4; Political Affairs 4; Hughes Dorm Council 2-4; Treas. 3-4; RHC 3-4, V.P. 4; Dean ' s List; IM Softball. Alicia Kae Koger (BS Drama)- -Alpha Psi Omega 3- 4, V.P. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Alpha Lambda Delta 2; UET 2-4, Sec. 3; Dean ' s List; President ' s Scholar. Jeffrey G. Korb (BS Marketing)- -Phi Kappa Tau 1- 4, Pres. 3; Inter-fraternity Council 1-2, Pres. 2; Musical Madness 2-3; U Sing 2; Varsity Track 1- 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 4; Student Orientation Leader; RA 2; Judicial Board. Ronald D. Kramer (BS Business Administration)- - American Society of Personnel Administrators 4; Dean ' s List. Karen Kuhn (BA Elementary Education)- -Mortar Board 4; Blue Key 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2, V.P. 2; SEA 1-4, Pres. 2; V.P. 4, Region Rep. 3; Association for Childhood Edcuation 3; Pi Lambda Theta 3-4; Outstanding Teacher-in-Training Award bi Indiana Council of the Social Studies; Dean ' s List. -L- Judy Elgin LaGrange (BA Education)- -Girls of the Golden Heart 1-3, Ann Catherine Lambert (BS Accounting)- -Alpha Phi 1-4, Pres. 4, Rush Director 3, Asst. Rush Director 2; Sisters of the Laurel 1-4, Pres. 4, V.P. 3, Social Chmn. 2. Mortar Board 3-4; Blue Key 3-4; Accounting Club 4; Dean ' s List; Sweetheart of Phi Kappa Tau 2; Homecoming Queen Second- Runnerup 2; Musical Madness 2; U Sing 2-4;lM Tennis, Bowling, Volleyball, Softball . Bradley William Lawson (BS Marketing) --Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4, V.P, 3, Sec. 2; Dean ' s List; Evansville Transportation Club Outstanding Achievement in Marketing Scholarship; Bob Lamey Scholarship; Intramurals 1-4. James Anthony Limberger (BS Electrical Engineering) --IEEE 4; Dean ' s List 1-4. Beth Ann Lively (BA Secondary Education)- -Kappa Chi 1-2; UCM 1-3; Newman Center 1-5; Communications Director 3-5; English Club 1-5; Catalyst Staff 1-2; Student Congress 2-3; Musical Madness 2-3, Director 3; U Sing 1-2; UET 3-5; IM Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Swimming 1-2, Softball 1-5; Archery 4, Volleyball 4-5, Swimming 5 , Tennis 5 . Larry Loughmiller (BS Electrical Engineering) -- Kappa Mu Epsilon 3-4; Eta Kappa Nu 3-4, V.P, 4; Engineering Club 4; Dean ' s List; Intramurals. -M- Toby Dean Mann (BA Philosophy) --Blue Key 2-3; Phi Kappa Phi 2-3; Phi Eta Sigma 2-3; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-3; Phi Kappa Tau 1-3, V.P. 2, Parliamentarian 1, 3; Hughes Hall Dorm Council 1; Student Congress 2-3, V.P. 3, Constitutional Review Committee 2; Dean ' s List; President Scholar; Academic Alumnae Scholar, Who ' s Who; Hughes Hall Scholar; Thomas Hamilton Scholarship 2; U Sing 1-2; Musical Madness 2; IM Football 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Cross Country 1-2, Volleyball 1,3, Track 1-2, Tennis 3, Ping-pong 2; American Cancer Society Phi Tau Derby Chmn. 2. Donna Gail Martin (BS Sociology) Melinda J. Martin (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Angel Flight 1-4, Administrative Office 2, Supply Liasion Officer 3, Drill Commander 3, Area Executive Commander 3, National Commander 4; lANS 2-4; Membership Chmn. 2. Legislative Chmn. 4; Mortar Board 4; RA 2-3; Evaluation Committee for Nursing Administration 3; Nursing Resea rch Committee 4; Dean ' s List; Miss Air Force ROTO (Aerospace Ball) 2; U Sing 1-3, Outstanding Director 2; Cheerleader 1; Choral Society 3; IM Football 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Swimming 1, Badminton 1-2, Archery 1-2, Ping Pong 1, Paddleball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Track 1-4; Bible Study Leader 3-4. Cindy Lou McCreary (BS Radio TV Film) --Kappa Chi 1-3; Baptist Student Union 1-4, State Officer 3, Officer 2, 3; Students Communications Organization 4; UCM 1-2; Union Board 4, Special Events Chmn, 4; Moore Hall Chaplain 2; IM Bowling 1-4, Captain 1-4; Dean ' s List; Hooiser State Scholar 1-4; Musical Madness 3; U Sing 1- 3, Director 1; Flag Girls. Yvonne S. McRoberts (BS Nursing)- -Dean ' s List. Steven Jerome Meacham (BS Biology)-- Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, Sec, 3, Scrapbook Chmn. 1-3, Golden Hearts Chmn. 3, Pledge Class Sec. 1; Musical Madness 2-4; IM Swimming 2-3; Student Orientation Leader 2-4; Bi-Sci Club. Denise G. Meehan Ann Therese Merkley (Associate Degree Accounting)- -Alpha Lambda Delta 2; Accounting Club 2; Dean ' s List. Dorothy Ellen Miller (BS Nursing)- -lANS 1-4; DeanYs List; Chancel Choir. Rebecca Jo Moseley (BME)- -Sigma Alpha Iota 1- 4, Editor 3, Recording Sec. 4; Student Chapter of American Guild of Organists 4, Dean 4; Dean ' s List; Choir 1-4; Choral Society 1-4; Pops Concert 2- 4. Shirley Sprague Murphy (BSW)--Phi Alpha 3-4; Social Work Club 3-4; Dean ' s List. -N- Mary Ann Noelting (BA Psychology)- -Psi Chi 3-4; Dean ' s List; Orchestra 1. Daniel L. Nord (BS Accounting) --Accounting Club 3- 4; Economics Club 3-4; V.P. 3, Sec. Treas. 4; Dean ' s List; Alcoa Business Scholarship 4. -O- Karen Jo O ' Brian (BA Elementary Education)- - Student Orientation Leader 2; Council for Exceptional Children 2-4, Membership Chmn. 3; Association for Childhood Education 4; Dean ' s List. , Sally Ann Oskins (BS Law Enforcement)- -Alpha Phi 2-3; Girls of the Golden Heart 2-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Panhellenic Alternate 3; Musical Madness 2; IM Football, Softball, 0 Tennis, Volleyball, Ping-pong, Badminton, Basketball. Randy K. Overby (BS Marketing)- -UCM 1-2; Kappa Chi 2-4, Plege Trainer 3, Pres. 4, National Pres . 4; Chapel Worship Planning Committee 1-2; Dean ' s List; Choir 1-2. Ruth Ann Overby (BS Nursing)- -Inter- Varsity 1-2; Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, Sec. 3, Pledge Trainer 4; Kappa Chi 3,4, Historian 4; Dean ' s List; Choir 1-2. Jan Edward Owens (BS Mechanical Engineering) -- SAE 3-5; ASME 4-5; Engineering Club 3-5; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-5; Intramurals. -P- Joyce Ann Paddock (Physical Therapy Assistant) -- Dean ' s List. John David Palmer (BS Communications)-- Tau Kappa Epsilon 1-4; Dean ' s List. Susan Jane Partenheimer (BA Education)- -Psi Chi 3-4; Pi Lambda Theta 3-4; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; SEA 3-4; Dean ' s List; Outstanding College Athletes of America; Academic Alumni Scholarship; Hughes Hall Scholarship 3; IM Golf Director 3; Varsity Tennis 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4. Christina Marie Pavledes (BS Nursing)- -Student Orientation Leader 3-4; RHC 4, Treas. 4; Orchestra 1-4. John Joseph Perna (BS Law Enforcement) --Air Force ROTC 1-4; Lambda Alpha Epsilon 2-4. Lois Marie Peterman (BS Nursing) --Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, Honors Chmn. 4; Outward Bound 1-2, Sec. 2; Inter- Varsity 1-4; Dean ' s List; Intramurals . Sheryl Ann Peterson (Bs Communications)- -Kappa Kittens 1-4; Pres. 2, Treas. 2, 4, Sec. 1; Black Student Union 1-4, Sec. 2; RA 3-4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Flag Girl 1-2; IM Volleyball 1-3, Softball 2. Kathy Sue Phillips (BS Early Childhood Education) --Alpha Phi 1-2; Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Sisters of the Laurel; Panhellenic 2; Historian 2; Dean ' s List; U Sing 1-2; Musical Madness 1-2. Wanda Eileen Phillips (BS Accounting) --Baptist Student Union 1-4, Treas. 2-3, Pres. 4; Accounting Club 3-4; Business Club 3-4; Awareness Day Committee 4; Dean ' s List; Leland M. Feigel Memorial Scholarship 2; Whirlpool Scholarship 4; IM Bowling 1 . -R- 245 Deborah Lynn Reisinger (BME)- -Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4, Sargeant-at-Arms 1; Alpha Phi 1; Alumni Scholar; Music Scholarship Winner; Dean ' s List; Symphonic Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-3; Orchestra 3-4; Evansville Pro Musicia Chamber Ensemble. Keith Alan Reissaus (BS Personnel Management) -- Hale Hall Pres. 3; Personnel Administration; Dean ' s List; Alpha Omicron Pi Sweetheart; Intramurals 1-4. Charlene Kay Richter (Associate Degree Nursing)- -Dean ' s List; IM Football, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball. Sharon Sue Ridgely (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Tau Delta 3-4; Dean ' s List; Morton Hall Scholarship Award 2. Constance Robinson (BS General Business)- -Kappa Kittens . Janet Marie Roland (BS Law Enforcement)- -Alpha Phi 1-4, Chaplain 1, Asst. Pledge Trainer 2; Dean ' s List; U Sing 2; Musical Madness 1; IM Volleyball 1-2, Bowling 1-2, Tennis. Judith Ann Ross (BS Nursing)- -Angel Flight 2-4, Information Officer 4; Alpha Tau Delta 1-4; Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, Sec. 3; U Sing 2. -S- Mary Ann Savko (BS Nursing) Maria Evon Schnarr (BS Business)- -Accounting Club 1-2; Business Club 3-4, Sec. 4. Beth Varner Schue (BA)- -Dean ' s List. Connie Michelle Schuster (BS Accounting) -- Accounting Club 3-4; Business Club 2-3; National Association of Accountants. Diann Amelia Scott (BS Medical Technology) -- Alpha Omicron Pi 1-3, Treas. 2; Angel Flight 1- 2; Order of Diana 1-3, V.P. 3; Mortar Board 3-4, Treas. 4; Blue Key 4; Judicial Board 2; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Phi Beta Chi 3-4; Panhellenic 1; Dean ' s List; Co-Choreographer Acettes 1-2. Patti Lynne Shanks (BA Elementary Education)- - Association for Childhood Education, Sec. 4; Dean ' s List. Cynthia Jo Sherrod (Secondary Education) -- Acettes 3; German Club 3-4, Treas. 4; IM Swimming 3-4, Racquetball 3-4; Varsity Tennis 3. Bethany Lynne Shutt (BA Elementary Education) -- Alpha Phi 1-2; Little Sisters of the Minerva 1; Union Board Spirit Week Chmn, Sheet Decorating Chmn.; U Sing 1; Musical Madness 1. Sandra Jayne Sides (BS Computing Science) --Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Association for Computing Science 1-3; Alpha Sigma Lambda 4; Kappa Chi 1- 3; Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-3; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Dean ' s List. Victoria Getz Silke (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Omicron Pi 1-3; Panhellenic 3, Sec. 3; Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents 1-3; Dean ' s List; U Sing 2; IM Softball 1- 2; Volleyball 3. Roy Lee Snow Jr. (BS Business Administration) -- Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4; Business Club 3; Musical Madness 2-3; Intramurals 1-4. Jeffrey Glenn Stahl (BS Civil Engineering)- -Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4; E ngineering Club 3-4; Civil Engineering Club 3-4, Treas. 4; SAE 4, Sec. 4; Dean ' s Council 3; Dean ' s List; Intramurals. David W. Stallings (BS Mechanical Engineering) -- Engineering Club 2-4; ASME 2-4, Pres. 4; SAE 2- 4; Dean ' s Council 3. James Frederick Statler (BS Accounting) --Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Dorm Council 1,3; Lawn Display Chmn. 4; Student Tutor 3-4; Bachelor of the Year Candidate 3; Musical Madness 3; Intramurals 1, 3, 4. Pamela Jane Stevens (BS Nursing)- -Dean ' s List; U Sing 1; RA 3, 4. David Frances Stofleth (BS Engineering)- -Kappa Mu Epsilon; Engineering Club; SAE; ASME; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Inter -fraternity Council 3, Treas. 3. Pamela Lois Sturm (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Tau Delta 1-4, Social Chmn. 3; Girls of the Golden Heart 2- 4, House Chmn. 3, V.P. 4; Zeta Tau Alpha; Sweetheart of Sigma Phi Epsilon 3; Dean ' s List; Acettes 4, Treas. 4; St. Mary ' s Auxiliary Scholarship. Mark P. Swatek (BS Individualized Business)- - Business Club 2-4; RHC 3-4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Student Congress 3-4; Publications Board 4; Student Orientation Leader 2-4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Bachelor of the Year Candidate 4; Bike Team 3-4; Intramurals 3-4. Timothy D. Swindle (BA BS)- -Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4, Pres. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 2-4; Phi Beta Chi 2-4; SPS 3-4, V.P. 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Dorm Council 3- 4; Dean ' s Council Chmn. 4; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Choir 1-3; Crescent 1-4; LinC 4; Intramurals 1-4. Terri Switzer (Legal Administration)- -Chi Omega 1-4, Asst. Pledge Trainer 1, Rush Chmn. 1; Paralegal Club 1; Business Club 1; Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha; Library Committee; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 1-3; U Sing; Intramurals. -T- Brenda Joyce Taulman (BA-Secondary Education) Terry Joe Thom (BS Law Enforcement) --Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4; Blue Key 4; Dean ' s List; Varsity Wrestling 1-2; Intramurals. Judith Ann Thomas (BS Nursing)- -Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Inter- Varsity 1-4; Alpha Tau Delta 2- 4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Phi Kappa Phi 3-4; Dean ' s List; U Sing 1; President ' s Scholar. Lynn Ferol Tomlinson (BS Nursing)- -Chi Omega 1- 4; Alpha Tau Delta 2-4; Sisters of the Laurel 3- 4, Treas. 4; U Sing 2-4; Musical Madness 1-4; Little 39; Intramurals -V- Larry Lee VanCamp (BA)-- Kappa Chi 3-4; Inter - Varsity 1-4; Dean ' s List. Rehee Ruth Vandon (BME)- -Sigma Alpha lota 1-4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Pops Concert 2-4; Pi Lambda Theta 3-4; Mortar Board 4; Band 1-3, Treas. 2, Sec. 3; Concert Band 1-4; Orchestra 2-4; Dean ' s List. -W- Martha A. Wade (BS Nursing)-- Alpha Tau Delta 2- 4; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 2; Intramurals . Velma Lois Walton (BA Philosophy)- -RA 3-4; RHC 4; Brentano Hall Pres. 4; Dean ' s List. Robert W. Wanning (BS Civil Engineering)- -Phi Eta Sigma; Engineering Club; Civil Engineering Club 3-4, V.P. 4; Dean ' s List; Intramurals 2-4. Sandra Rae Wesselman (BA Secondary Education) - -Phi Mu 1-3; U Sing 2-3; Intramurals 1-2; Girls of the Golden Heart , Diana Lynn Witte (Physical Therapy Assistant)- - Intramurals . Eric Frost Wittel (BS Business)- -Business Club 3- 4; Student Congress 4; Union Board of Director 3, 4; Who ' s Who. Coleen Joyce Wittmer (Associate Degree Nursing)- -Dean ' s List; Musical Madness; U Sing; Intramurals . Kimberly Ann Woody (Physical Therapy Assistant) Marvin James Wright (BA Accounting) -- Accounting Club 1-4; Dean ' s List; Varsity Football. Rebecca Wright (BS Nursing) --Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Treas. 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Girls of the Golden Heart 4; Dean ' s List; Musical Madness 3-4, U Sing 2; Acettes 1. -Y- Barbara Jo Yeager (BA Sociology)- -Alpha Lambda Delta 1-2; Kappa Chi, Pres. 3, Sec. 4; UCM 1-2; Dean ' s List; U Sing 1; Intramurals; Moore Hall Sec. 2. Karen Sue Yoho (BS Personnel Management)- - Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Psi Chi, Sec; Phi Kappa Phi; V.P. Mortar Board; Blue Key; RHC 2; Dean ' s List; U Sing 1-2; Inter- Varsity; Outward Bound Singing Group 1-3; ASPA 4, V.P. 4. -Z- Kevin Thomas Zerr (BS Accounting)- - Sigma Phi Epsilon. Marilyn Marie Washington (BS Communications) -- Kappa Kittens 1-4; Black Student Union; Intramurals . Joyce Weisman (Associate Degree Nursing) 248