University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

LINC 1979 University of Evansville Contents Activities 9 Advertising 130 Organizations 138 Seniors 159 Greeks 183 Faculty 199 Dorms 209 Edited by Mark Kevin Myers Cover by Steven J. Hipfel UNIVERSITY OF EVANSViLLE uBRARlES Above, Barefoot snow running — Tom Powell and Rick Stucky College Life The purpose of the yearbook is to chronicle the events of an entire year. It is impossible to do this perfectly, yet we on the staff hope you will feel our work is, at least, adaquate. Many ask why the book is called The LinC, It was explained best by Wahnita Delong in this poem she wrote for the first LinC in 1922: Lin stands for Lincoln, the avenue wide On which fronts the campus, the field of our pride. C means not only the College we praise — The school we will love throughout all our days — But Clifford, the father, a true pioneer Who blazed out the way with a vision clear. L in C read aright. Life in College appears, Love in College translate it, if that suits your years. But though C stands for College and Culture, ' till true, ' Tis the first part of City, Community, too; And while we LinC up each year to the past. Forging a chain that will hold us all fast, We mean to LinC, also, our life here in school To life in the world — through opposed to all rule — That we may give freely of our very best To the City which touches our doors on the west, And that it in its turn may teach us to know How to best serve our fellows as through life we go. Thus of whatever phase of our College we think. It is all to be found in one word — the LinC. I ted God Save the Queen Marie Bussing flashes a winning smile after being crowned Home- coming queen. Fans. 1979 Basketball Homecoming February 3, 1979 was the climatic day of UE Winter Weekend boasting a large selection of activities vying for student participants. The big loser v as the second annual All-Campus Snow Sculpting Contest: no one showed up despite a nice snowfall the night before. If the campus community was not quite in the mood for morning activity it must have been because it was getting ready for a little Saturday Night Fever . Roberts Stadium was packed to the hilt with enthusiasm that evening as the Purple Aces crossed swords with Xavier, who the Aces had trounced earlier in the season. Halftime was a show of pagentry featuring the Acettes and a presentation of the Homecoming Court headed by Mark Gillespie of Phi Kappa Tau as Bache- lor of the Year. The 1979 Queen was Cindy Clipp of Hughes Hall, crowned by the last Queen, Liz Hyde from 1977. Runners-up were Tim Tyler of Hale Hall and Phi Mu ' s Julie Coombs. The Aces lost the game to the revenge minded Xaviers. The 74-60 score is not indicative of the tough game the Aces played for their faithful fans. Clockwise from above: Fans show their feelings; Queen Cindy Chpp and Bachelor of the Year Mark Gillespie; Aces take the couxt; Homecoming run- ners-up Julie Coombs and Tim Tyler; Ace Purple does sdhie PR work on the referee; Scott Kelley; The cheerleaders do some fancy pryamid building. Students Move Into Campus Life In September IJE greeted a lot of familiar faces and quite a few new ones as students returned, their cars so laiden down one wondered if shock absorbers would ever be the same. Box after box of the sta- ples of 20th Century life were dragged up flights of stairs that seemed much higher than in the Spring: Radios, curling irons, hot plates, hot dog cook- ers, popcorn poppers, electric toothbrushes, televisions, ster- eos, tennis racquets, calcula- tors. Monopoly, bicycles, base- ball bats, frisbees, cards, the sacred Playboy collection, plants, old easychairs, carpets, albums and tapes ranging from Kiss to John Denver, the global power game Risk, and multiple other expensive, indispensable items. Mary Bergdolt (right) enjoys it in spite of the load. L HARPER DINING CENTER Party Fever Animal House was just the beginning. Fun for the individual, the moving force of the Seventies, has brought its wildness to just about everybody, showing us the ME decade will still be here in the Eighties. Clockwise from below: a few Star Wars extras; Dave Contreras and Greg Holland— quite a party; a spirited group of very happy Zetas; and Roger Miller (seated), Denny Price and Bernie Mackell at the Chi Halloween Party. The First Annual Hale-Hughes Halloween Panty Raid was another big hit. 19 Sorority Pledging The gods of Mount Olympus smiled upon the Greek sorori- ties of the University of Evans- ville. This fall they were again pledging young women into the Greek way of living. The uncommitted women of the campus attended parties and get acquainted meetings to help decide if they should pledge and if so, which soror- ity was the best suited to their needs. Pledging for Zeta Tau Alpha: Renee Anderson, Diane Angermeier, Gayle Bauer, Rebel Brown, Marie Cici, Janet Clements, Pam Dewey, IDiana Fifer, Brenda Goble, Maureen Gootee, Julie Harmon, Jan Heath, Michelle Jackson, Peg Johnson, Kim Kirschner, Karen Sasold, Lori Schinnerer, Ruth Schuerman, Brenda Smith, Debbie Smith, Deanna Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Theresa Wiedmann, Karen Williams, Kristin Zimmerman. Chi Omega accepted: Laurie Alexander, Paula Boyles, Betsy Carter, Chris Cords, Lisa Crowley, Martha Disler, Nancy Erler, Kathy Haigh, Lisa Harpenau, Colleen Hayden, Laurie Jackson, Lynne Kaeble, Betty Kiesel, Gail Kranawetter, Shari Lemkuhl, Lisa Like, Becky Mabe, Polly Miller, Tammy Moyer, Charlotte Pitt- man, Laura Pomatto, Leslie Roe, Molly Sauer, Susan Sny- der, Linda Winters. Girls pledging Phi Mu were: Tammy Abell, Theresa Clark, Sandy Crabtree, Jennifer Flynn, Ruth Halcomb, Nancy Hartman, Geri Hendrix, Jenni- fer Husak, Elizabeth Jerrell, Chris Kendrick, Lori Kidd, Maria Lain, Karen Lasher, Laurie Latham, Marni Lem- mons, Melissa Lewzader, Pat Martin, Andrea Mernieks, Lisa Miller, Betsy Perry, Anita Roll, Pam Warren, Anne Wilken- son, Karen Wolle, Crystal Zim- merman. Alpha Omicron Pi accepted: Jane Adams, Becky Admire, Chris Allison, Amy Arend, Debbie Arnold, Julie Bau- meier, Lisa Bridge, Chris Deer- ing, Geri Farlow, Cathy Glla- son, Linda Gray, Nancy Haw- kins, Marcia Hecox, Susan Jenkins, Cindy Kaelin, Kim Kahl, Patti Kiser, Michelle Miles, Barbara Norman, Krisit O ' Bryan, Sherri Pyle, Colleen Sheehan, Anna Schultheis, Jennie Wells. The Alpha Phi ' s gained: Jan Boyk, Maggie Bragdon, Jolee Dever, Diane Dormeier, Carol Eggers, Dorothy Gilliams, Jayne Gray, Kim Grimm, Susan Haley, Tracey Manis, Sondra Milnes, Michele Orman, Tracy Silver, Beth Taylor, Terri Welp. The Gods be praised! 20 21 Formal Pledging All hail Dionysus! After a lively season of rush parties the hour of decision arrived. To pledge or not to pledge, that was the ques- tion. Whether tis nobler to embark on the course of fraternal living or to remain a member of the brotherhood of independence. Once again UE men made their decisions, and those v ho pledged av aited the night v hen they would know if they were accepted. The frats made their selections and the rest is UE history. Lambda Chi Alpha accepted the following: Dennis Barley, Carl Bellair, Terry Cannon, Darren Coltrane, Keith Dickens, Doug Dilk, Mike Ernstes, Jay Farmer, Vince Glunt, Don Hartig, Steve Holland, Dave Johnson, Gary Johnson, Keith Kinnaird, Frank Kissel, Ed Lechner, John Owens, Jim Perkins, Kevin Polkinghorn, Jim Potthast, Denny Price, Dave Provost, Tom Rhind, Mark Rice, Gib Riffle, Dave Rivers, Terry Russell, Craig Savage, Ken Smith, Ray Streight, Scott Ward, Brad Williams, Steve Wright. Phi Kappa Tau admitted: Mark Brierton, James Donegan, William Eversoll, John Gaca, Timothy Harris, Gary Henthrone, Kevin McCarthy, Brian Nelson, James Neuman, James Nichols, Brian Pogano, Joseph Pondo, Thomas Rosenberger, Michael Scarpa, Robert Seitzinger, Steven Sieg, Waher Stutz, Kevin Ulam, John Weaver, Jeffery Wright. The men joining the ranks of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are: Randy Burkes, Chris Carpenter, Bryan Deitsch, Jim Hanold, Terry Hart, James Moseley, Jay Newlin, Mike Newman, Tim Pride, Nick Procter, Rick Roll, Kyle Shortridge, Greg Utley, Ray Wheeler, Kevin Wilson. Added to Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s brotherhood are: Alex Cabrera, Dirk Combs, Jerry Erbacher, Jon Graper, Jim Griggs, Jim Hammond, Jaye Sleppy, Jeff Ulrich, Barry Webste r, Brian Whitman, Keith Wyatt, Tim Zirkle. Accepted by Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Bob Bales, Bill Chandler, Chris Colognes, Tony Digiaco, Scott Dompke, Glen Fuller, Mike Graves, Rod Gray, Dave Harper, Bill Hutchins, Bill Maloney, Ron Martin, Steve Rogers, Mark Sizemore, Greg Smith, Dave Snell, Gauthen Sumer, Greg Wilson, Tim Wright, Rob Zielinski. Soccer The soccer Aces set several new records in their second season in Divi- sion I play. Among the new records was the longest, winning streak of 11 games, most goals scored (53), most shutouts (4), and least goals allowed (22). In addi- tion a new record for most wins cata- pulted the Aces to a 13-6 season. Coach Bob Gaudin said that the Aces must have been the best 13-6 team in the country. The coach seems to have been proven right as the Aces moved to tie for the 20th spot in the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America poll. Leading the Aces attack was Papa Jobe who was leading scorer and assists; he made the second team in the All-Midwest squad, was selected for the Senior Soccer Bowl, and a candi- date for Ail-American. The rest of ' the squad proved themselves as well on the field and they were looking forward as an improved team to do battle with some top-notched teams. Among the highlights was the home game against number one ranked lU at Bosse Field that brought around 5000 Evansville fans, a new attendance record, proving the increasing popular- ity of socccer in Evansville. lU won by a score of 1-0 though UE held the line and several times came close to scoring. The highlights did not end with the reg- ular season play because Papa Jobe went to the Senior Bowl and was named Most Valuable Player for scoring 2 goals in under two minutes to give his team a 4-3 victory. Scoreboard Opponent Opp. Score UE H St. Louis 4 2 H UCLA 1 0 A Wisconsin 0 4 A Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 3 H Blackburn (Illinois) 0 6 A Washington (St. Louis) 2 4 A Dayton 0 3 H Xavier (Cincinnati) 1 7 H Cincinnati 1 4 A Banbdictine (Kansas) 1 5 H Illinois Chicago Circle 1 3 H Ohio University 1 2 H Missouri — St. Louis 1 2 H Indiana 1 0 H Oakland (Michigan) 1 5 H Eastern Illinois 2 0 A Quincy 2 1 A Alabama (Huntsville) 0 1 A Alabama A M 2 1 27 29 Football The Aces came off the sea- son roster with a 3-7 mark this year. Coach John Moses was reported to have stated he intended to turn that mark around next year with seven wins. The Aces will return next year with twenty veteran seniors including the Scott combo of Charley Scott and Scott Topczewski. Scott led the team with 28 receptions for 306 yards. Also returning are Courtney Watt, Chris Loser, Greg Holland, Ray Littleton, all middle line backers. How- ever, the loses will be felt as well; Rory Hennings with the longest reception of 72 yards and most TD passes (2); Jac- ques Williams, the longest run- ning back with 5TDs in a sin- gle game and who made a sec- ond team All-Conference; Esley McClung at defensive end; Linebackers Scott Barn- hill and defensive middle guard Tom Halford. Though the loses are going to be felt, Moses will have a basically veteran team that will be look- ing for revenge like mysterious field goals at the Homecoming game. The team has been rebuilding for the past few years and now it ' s time to move on to bigger and better things. 30 First Row: Randy Metcalfe, Ron Gerhardt, Scott Barnhill, Bernie Mackell, Steve Drndak, Tom Halford, Dave Wint, Jim Nalley Jacques Williams, Esley McClung, Larry Woods. Second Row: Chris Loser, Paul Estridge, Scott Topczewski, Charley Scott, Jim Steinhart, Ben Scheu, Ray Littleton, Jon Shivener, Ondra Berry, Keith Loerien, Mike Alden, Dennis Herr Third Row: Bobby Myer, Brian Smith, Robert Jones, Donnie Brown, Randy Bivin, John Habermel, Vince Netherland, Courtney Watt, Larry Taylor, Jim Byfield. Fourth Row: Assis. Coach Ron Metcalfe, David Harrav ood, Brad Hooper, Mike Hoffmaster Greg Holland, Paul Rioux, Greg Wright, Steve Wright, Dave Provost, Marvin Boswell, Steve Irvin, Assis. Coach Greg Carlson. Fifth Row: Assis. Coach Mike Meunier, Assis. Coach Larry Cline, Yancy Gill, Marty Voreis, Bruce Wilke Bill Bork, Sam Lahanis, Pat Horn, Lew Wires, Scott Jackson, Neil Saunders, Rory Hennings, Roger Mason. Sixth Row: Assis Coach Warren Anderson, Ed Lechner, David Johnson, Pat McGee, Gary Johnson, Jimmy Nichols, Eric Tisdale, Doug Dilk, Carl Bellew, Brad Bawell, Vince Glunt, Melvin White, Head Coach John Moses. Seventh Row: Assis. Coach Dwight Daub, Keith Hamilton, John Hardaway, Scott Slaughter, Jay Patterson, Brad Williams, Kevin Wilson, Ray Streight, Ron Hoffman, Jimmy Neuan, Mark Rice, Jan Fairchilds, Jim Murray, Assis. Coach Gary Crum. Eighth Row: Assis. Coach Greg Betz, Todd Nix, Danny Poff, Don Hardy, Steve Pance, Randy Burks, Kevin Polkinghorn, Ken Smith, Dino Cannon, Tom Rhin ' d, Ray Webber, Rick Nihaus, Athletic Trainer Don Crowder. BAND The UE marching Aces struck up a lively song and marched their way into another smash season of halftime entertain- ment. There were long hours of hard rehearsal behind each of the impressive perform- ances as drum major Art Adye (right) can attest to. The time and patience needed for such a large group to become a single, interacting unit is hard for one not acquainted with band operations to fathom. Yet, they found the time to perform in the West Side Nut Club Parade. UE has something to be proud of. 34 1 Hale Hall ' s Annual Turkey Run What ' s more fun than a lawn party? Hale ' s turkey run for which students gathered in November, as they have for over a decade. The turkeys were as dumb as they ever were as each was caught, so to speak. Below right: Hall Pres. Warren Dressier (left) pre- sented Justin Clements and Pete Rehfuss trophies to go with their turkeys. 35 i Engineering Annex Dedicated UE dedicated the new wing of the Engineering Sciences Building on October 21, 1978. President Dr. Graves presided over the homecoming week- end ceremony in which many notables, including Evansille Mayor Russell Lloyd, deliv- ered words of Appreciation to the university for its contin- uing contributions to the com- munity. The wing is part of the universities Phase II growth objectives for the years 1977- 1981. The wing houses class- rooms, lecture halls, faculty offices and laboratories. Clockwise from below: Happy spec- tators enter the annex to inspect the new facilities; The doors were elec- tronically opened; Mayor Lloyd mixes before the dedication begins; Dr. Jaebker has come to view the building, camera in hand to record the event; Dr. Graves delivers his address. V ?? r. a Clockwise from Above: Frederick; Madame Armfeldt — wise with age; Mrs. Anne Egerman — immature and virgi- nal; after 4 years apart, the lovers Desiree and Frederik; Count Carl — Magnus Malcolm and his wife Charlotte; troubled, young Henrik Egerman. Cast of Characters Mr. Lindquist John Baker Mrs. Nordstrom Roberta Veazey Mrs. Anderson Cheryl Heath Mr. Erlanson Kim Bitz Mrs. Segstrom Elaine Durham Fredrika Armfeldt Teresa Gale Fitch Madame Armfeldt Patricia Carroll Frid, her butler Richard Barletta Henrik Egerman William Daniels Anne Egerman Cary McCool Fredrik Egerman Norman Brandenstein Petra, their maid Donna Brown Deicken Desiree Armfeldt Sharon Rolf Malla, her maid Clare Henkel Bertrand, a page David Sturges Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm Thomas Kendall Countess Charlotte Malcolm Nancy Wagner Osa, a maid Sue Hendershot 38 A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Words and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM The turn of the century was an era of great change. Queen Victoria had died and her world was dying too. The United States was an eco- nomic rival of Europe and was exerting an increasing amount of influence in world affairs. Russia lost a war to Japan becoming the first European nation to lose a war to a non-Euro- pean enemy. The automobile was coming into use and Wright brothers had given man flight. Einstein, Freud and Jung were formulating pos- tulates that would change the course of human thought, and the actress Mrs. Patrick Campbell lit a cigarette in the Plaza Hotel. The last rem- nants of real aristocracy were on the verge of being swept away forever as the mass disillu- sionment of WWI clouded the horizon. Yet many were not paying notice to the signs; The good people continued their lives as they always had with no thought for the future. This musical deals with such people. Fredrik is a prosperous lawyer somewhat baffled and buffeted by mid- dle age. Widowed, he takes as his bride Anne, an eighteen year old flower who is not quite ready, after eleven months of marriage, to be deflow- ered. The maid Petra, believing that sex is an act rather than a word, toys with the affections of Fredrick ' s son Henrik who suffers from post- adolescent puritanical guih and an unholy crush on his new stepmother. In frustration Fredrik looks up his ex-mistress, a popular actress named Desiree Armfeldt. Unfortunately, they run into her current love, Carl Magnus, a vain, conceited soldier who feels his wife Charlotte and his mistress should be equal paragons of fidelity. Then the entire entourage is invited for a weekend at the countr y estate of Desiree ' s mother, Madame Armfeldt, an armorous relic of the King of the Belgians. Fredrik meets Fredrika, his love child by Desiree, although he does not know who she is. There are three great moments in the play: when the maid Malta sings that she must accept life without happiness; when Desi- ree and Fredrik realize they have wasted too many precious years as she sings Send in the Clowns ; and when Madame Armfeldt, symbol of the passing age, dies as the sunsets. Memorial To everything there is a season ... a time to mourn . . . And so we gathered to remember those who died at Dress Regional Airport last December 13th. Our basketball team has always been a great part of us, and losing them left a void in our lives. We all were changed by that shocking sting of reality. Now ours has been filled, in one way or another, but we won ' t forget what they meant to us. 4 pi ' 4r Si RBI tiTOiiaiBilIg rolaBiiliiKWi iTd ifcl til I iirfi ■ iiMU via BmnraM aifa.t;Mif:inii imaijiRO] 44 45 i First Row: Brad Laufer, Mike Ernstes, lim Mills, Scott Murray, Dave Contreras, Franzy Fleck. Second Row: Assistant Coach Mike Meunier, Jay Farmer, Ralph Robbins, Steve Kneirem, Jeff Ulrich, Ray Weber, Ken Smith, Coach Bill Parker. Wrestling The Evansville grapplers closed their season at a 4-4 mark in the Heartland Conference. Coach Par- ker felt his team finished where he expected them to in the confer- ence. The guys finished third in the Heartland Conference Champion- ship and then went on to finish thirteenth out of fourteen in the NCAA Midwest regionals. Senior Dave Contreras (142 pounds) was runner-up in the Heartland Cham- pionship and the only team mem- ber to overcome a first round loss and go on the place fourth in his class in the Midwest Regionals. Left to Right: Jay Farmer and Dave Contreras; Franzy Flinck; Mike Ernstes. U-Sing a Big Success Sigma Alpha Iota sponsored this year ' s produc- tion of the University Sing, one of the campus ' more popular traditional activities. Groups from all over campus gather to demonstrate the refined musical skills of their members that might not otherwise be exposed to public scru- tiny. The winner of the event this year was a charming group of Phi Kappa Tau ' s best croon- ers. The PKT performance is immortalized below during their tribute to the frollicing 1920s. Others performing in the competition included Cindy VVeightman who is shown at the left and a happy bunch of singers hailing from Hughes Hall (bottom). 48 Pops Concert PMA-SAI held their tenth annual Pops Concert in ShankUn Theatre on December 8, 9 and 10 of 1978. The two music organizations put on the show which bathed the UE community with tones and notes of ecstacy. All procedes from this yearly event are donated to the Romayne Benedict — Weseley Shepard Scholarship Funds. JUMPERS by Tom Stoppard Jumpers is a high-spirited comedy, a mur- der myster of no great mystery, and a seri- ous debate on morality, certainty, and God in which British playwright Tom Stoppard gives us a ride on a philosophical roller- coaster. The play opens with a political rally for the victorious Radical Liberals who don ' t believe in God and campaigned on the philosophy every man should do as he pleases. Their leader is Sir Archibald Jumper, dean of a British university. As the evening progresses: once famous pop singer Dorothy Moore failed an attempted come- back; a secretary swings from a chandelier; and the Jumpers appear. They are the more philosophical members of the British uni- versity ' s gymnastics team and the more gymnastic members of the university ' s phi- losophy department. An engine failure on a two-man British spacecraft causes a lunar brawl (televised no less) after which the captain leaves his fellow astronaut to die alone on the moon. Back on earth one of the Jumpers is murdered, and the body is hung on the back of Dotty ' s bedroom door through which Archie soon enters to con- tinue their affair. Then Inspector Bones from Scotland Yard arrives to investigate. In the midst of all this is the absent-minded George Moore, Dotty ' s husband, a professor of moral philosophy who spends most of his time preparing for a lecture on the moral absolutes of beauty, goodness, and God, none of which the Radical Liberals believe in. In the climatic sequence at Westminster Abbey Clegthorpe, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, is murdered for deciding to belive in God, and all the plays elements come together in an explosion of irresolute revelation. Dr. Dudly Thomas directed the play with special Assistence from gymnas- tics coach Dan Mantion. Clockwise from Right: Dotty Moore witti the mur- dered Jumper; Dotty more comfortable; the Jumpers; George Moore contemplates God; Sir Archie, Crouch, and Archbishop Clegthorpe; Inspector Bones. 50 I Cast George — Norman Brandenstein Dorothy — Clare Henkel Archie — Walter Klimec Bones — John Baker Crouch — Aaron Cabell Secretary — Joan Crowe Clegthorpe — Christopher Williams Murdered Jumper — Rob Koewler The Jumpers — Jaime Donegan Gene Frank Glen Fuller Vince Hammerstein Mark Hardaway Ilene Kwitny Nancy Leomker Daniel Mantion Steve McLean Mark Skinner Patricia Thompson Photos by Nancy Beverly Residence Hall Council Holds Winter Weekend Formal Evening Winter Whispers One of the events highlighting the Winter Weekend each year is the Residence Hall Coun- cil Formal, the Winter Whispers Dinner-Dance. This year ' s festivities w ere on Friday February 2, 1979 and begin at the Florida Room of the Exec- utive Inn. Approximately four hundred people attended the dinner there. Following roast beef and chicken plus a few drinks of dubious origin, the crowd wiped out over the rauchy good humor of the comedy duo of Edmonds and Curly. The party then moved across the street to the Gold Room of Vanderburgh Auditorium for dancing to the music of Malanchi. Some of the happy participants include. Clockwise from right: getting down; a moment of solace on the balcony; Kevin Myers and Beth Freudenburg; Karen Hoevener and Paula Hammonds at the refreshment table. 52 Swimming Coach Jim Stahl ' s Aqua Aces coasted to an 8-3 season posting. Coach Stahl was named Conference coach of the year for the Heartland Conference. The Aqua Aces took the Heartland Conference crown with an impressive showing. The Aces chalked up several varsity and conference records this year. The Aqua men are tops now and only one is a graduating senior, all of the nucleas to power the Aqua Lung is in 13 Fresh- men and 8 Sophomores, all returning next year. The sum- mation of the season can be pinned to the Heartland Con- ference Meet where 61 all-time best of 69 possible perform- ances were stroked out by the Aces. First Row: Vickie Baker— Manager, Ed Hooker— Diving Coach, Jim Stahl— Swim Coach, Warren Dressier— Manager, Karen Adcock— Manager. Second Row: Blaine Gerrhard, John Reiner, Tom Atkins, Glen Fuller, Mark Brierton, Steve Mennon. Third Row: Jim Slear, Bill Baldwin, Rod Gray, Ed Kucer, Dan Meek, Craig Savage. Fourth Row: Bill Fahey, Jeff Wise, Jeff Stephens, Jeff Parker, Jim Potthast, Mike Newman. Fifth Row: Joe Yuskaitas, Mark Hardaway, Randy Lancaster, Leo Reed, Richard Ludenwahl, Brad Harris, Bob Borst. Women ' s Swimming Bev Winstead ' s Lady Aces took a 3-7 dual meet season at the close. The girls were only in the second year of AIAVV level competition and were just filling their lungs to get used to the water. However, six girls made it to the region- als where they placed fifth- eenth out of twenty-two teams. Coach Winstead is looking for divers for next year as this was the major weak spot in the team. One outstanding fresh- man that set eight individual records, was member to four relay teams to set marks, and qualified for eight regional events was Mona Seaman. 56 Basketball The UE Purple Aces com- pleted their basketball season at a 13-16 mark, which is very impressive considering it was a building year. The year has been tiring on Coach Walters who is already on the recruit- ing road. Walters doesn ' t lose any players to the diploma dis- ease and will have an experi- enced, more relaxed team next year. A short word of praise should be given to the Evans- ville merchants, the 100,000 fans, and the rest of the com- munity that supported the Pur- ple Aces in this first full season of Division 1 play. We hope they will continue to do so in the years to come. Though Walters was enticed by bigger schools, he feels comfortable and happy here in little ole Evansville. The bright, young coach has proved his prowess to be able to take several good athletes, throw them together overnight and come up with 13 wins in one year. Among the year ' s highlights was the four point difference and close game against the Indiana State Sycamores (the ones that came to be an over- night legend and almost clenched the NCAA title). Also Marquette ' s Coach Al McGuire was guest speaker at the first annual basketball spring banquet this year. Finally but not least all of the players should be recognized for outstanding achievement at one point or nother through- out the season. A final note should go something like this: Let ' s mop a next year. 58 Clockwise from Below: the 1978-79 Aces; Coach Walters and Assist. Coach Stephenson; Jim Hallstrom; Larry Olsth- oorn during the exhibition game with the Pohsh National team; Dr. Graves throwing out the first ball of the season. First Row: Eric Harris, Assistant Coach Bruce Skoog, Assistant Coach Staff ord Stephenson Jiead Co A istant Coach Garv Marriott, Student Coach Scott Doerner, Randy Okrzesik. Second Row. Mike Watley, Braa Leai dfe Lane°Theren LK Will Uzzell, Darnell McGhee. Third Row: Scott Kelly, Barry Weston, Scott Anderson, Larry Olsthoorn, Steve Long, Steve Sherwood, Tim Tewksbury. 59 61 Purple Pride Enthusiasm for basketball just does not seem to ever run dry at UE. In recognition of this fact the Purple Pride Gang was launched in an effort to funnel the enthusiasm into useful and produc- tive channels. Wendy ' s Old Fashioned Ham- burgers and Pepsi both agreed to back the organ- ization; the most successful membership drive in UE history was underway. More than twelve hundred students joined the booster club as it began a series of pep assemblies which featured Wendy ' s Chili (also served free after after each homegame win). Between Aces visors and Purple Pride Fever T-shirts the pride just can ' t be stopped. Top Left: Corey Hamilton (sitting), Dave Kratzer, Coach Walters, and Henry Davis joined many others attending the Pride organizational meeting. 62 63 d Whether in Evansville or Hawaii the Aces Are Ours 65 r Life . . . 68 69 125th Anniversary February 12, 1979 was the day UE celebrated its 125th anniversary with a convoca- tion at the Vanderburgh Audi- torium. The University was founded February 10, 1854 by John C. Moore as Moores Hill Male and Female Collegiate Institute in Dearborn County. The school developed finan- cial problems early in this cen- tury which became insur- mountable when one of the main buildings burned in 1915. Evansville was chosen as a relocation site because of com- munity support and the fact that it was the only major city in the state without a four year college within a fifty mile radius. Evansville College was incorporated on February 17, 1919. The College has enjoyed continuous growth since then, becoming the University of Evansville on February 17, 1967, containing four colleges and five schools and the Har- laxton campus in England. The speaker at the Founders Day convocation was Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, Presi- dent of the University of Notre Dame. His speech was entitled The Challenge of Service and dealt with four areas important to Christian educa- tion: teaching students to be compassionate, solving the world food shortage, the importance of commitment to the world, and service to the Lord. Following his speech Hesburgh received an honor- ary Doctorate of Law degree from UE ' s President Dr. Wal- lace B. Graves. The audience of over 300 was composed mostly of UE faculty and Evansville citizens. Few stu- dents attended though classes were canceled, choosing to spend the time otherwise. 70 71 Cast Music Pupil Tailor Apprentice — Ross Webb Female Singer — Gary McCool Music Master Dancer — Brian Stansifer Dance Master Dancer — Christopher Williams Dancer Tailor Apprentice — James Donegan Dancer Tailor Apprentice Mufti — Aaron Cabell Dancer — Dancer — Lacky Dancer — Lacky — Monsieur Jourdain — Fencing Master Dancer — Philosophy Master Dancer — Merchant Tailor — Nicole — Madame Jourdain — Dorante — Cleonte— Covielle — Lucile — Dorimene — Male Singer — Nancy Leomker Kathie Dupont Tony French Andy Souders Norman Brandenstein Gene Frank Christopher Dudley Judson McLean Nancy Wagner Cheryl Heath Walter Klimec Thomas Kendall Kim Bitz Rebecca Klinger Donna Deicken Rob Koewler 72 THE WOULD- BE GENTLEMAN Moliere Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Moliere, was the leader of the La Troupe du Roi during the reign of the Sun King Louis XIV of France enjoying the King ' s special patronage. During the fall of 1669 the King received a Turkish envoy named Suleiman Agha at the lavish new palace at Versailles. Louis, enthroned in splen- dor, wore a suit embroidered with fourteen mil- lion livres ' worth of di amonds, roughly $333,333 today. But Suleiman was angry because he had been kept waiting a long time and his expression seemed to say all Turks were fourteen million livres worth of diamonds. Louis felt highly insulted and encouraged his courtiers to ridicule the Turks for the next year. It was during this period that Louis commanded Moliere and his composer friend Jean-Baptiste Lully to compose a comedy portraying Turks in a rather poor light. The result of their labors was the ever-well- received The Would-Be Gentleman which revolves around the aspirations of a French bourgeoise to become a gentlemen. Smattered with singing, dancing, laughing, and romancing it was directed this Spring by UET ' s guest artist Lynn Thomson. The aspiring middle-class Frenchman is the pompous Monsieur Jourdain. In his vain attempts to reach the upper-classes Jourdain hires instructors in music, dancing, fencing, and philosophy to master the art of refinement. He lets himself be used as a bank account by the footloose Count Dorante, who lives far beyond his means, in the hopes of being introduced to the beautiful Countess Dormiene. Madame Jourdain, her daughter Lucile, and the outspoken maid Nicole dislike Jourdain ' s silly vanity and frivilous spending and tell him so. They also dislike his disapproval of Lucile ' s suitor Cleonte who is not a gentlemen either. Through a clever scheme of Turkish disguises Cleonte ' s servant Covielle tricks Jourdain into giving Lucile to Cleonte while winning Nicole for himself as a troop of Turks turn the house into a festive riot. Beth North was choreographer and UE math teacher Clark Kimberling com- posed the music. Photos by Nancy Beverly. Clockwise from Top Right: Jourdain gets new pants; he admires ttie Turks ; Cleonte, Nicole, and Lucile; the Mufti helps deceive Jourdain; Count Dorante flatters Jourdain; Madame Jourdain helps Covielle with the scheme. Center: a feat and entertainment (billed to Jourdain). AOP Basketball Marathon 1979 The sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi sponsored their annual Basketball Marathon on St. Patrick ' s Day this year, Saturday March 17, 1979. With 45 teams participating the sorority raised between $400-$500 for the National Arthritis Association. The money came from a $5 entry fee, a bake sale, and raffle tickets for prizes donated by local businessmen. The competition had three divisions: Col- lege Men, College Women, and Busi- ness Men-Faculty. Each team had two or three 15 minute games without time-outs. The UE Intramural pro- gram provided the referees. The chairmen of the Marathon were Sue Lagrange and Lynn Foshee. s 74 75 li SAE Dance-a-thon On April 21, 1979 Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity sponsored a 30-hour dance-a-thon at Washington Square Mall. The annual event benefits Muscu- lar Dystrophy research. The participating couples, allowed only ten-minute rest breaks, raised approximately $2,500. The winning pair was Jenny Paxson, an ISUE student and Mark Wells. Second place partners were Phi Mu Anne Wilkenson and John Hyde. Clockwise from above: Phi Tau ' s Kent Parr accepts the vic- tory trophy; Hughes ' Goodship Lollyblob and King Butt; Phi Tau Bowie Abercrombie and Phi Mu Marni Lemond; Sig Ep and Chi O; Center: ZTA and SAE. 78 Musical Madness Phi Kappa Tau fraternity and the Phi Mu sorority won the 1979 Union Board Musical Madness which was held Saturday and Sunday, April 7 and 8 in Shanklin Theatre. Directed by junior Karen Chaney, the show ' s theme this year was When the Sun Goes Down. The Phi Mu-Phi Tau program followed the subtheme My Old Kentucky Home and was co-directed by Kent Parr and Susan Payne, winners of the Best Direc- tors award. Hughes Hall won second place for When the Stars Come Out. Directed by Jay Knopfmeier and Debbie Trnka, they won the Best Enthusiasm and Vitality award. Chi Omega and Sigma Phi Epsilon won third with It ' s a Grave Situation. Their directors were Nancy Covington, Scott Gronote, and Linda Schmidt. Each group had ten minutes to present their mini- musical judged on music, drama, and origi- nality. Each year the proceeds are donated to charity. This year ' s charity was Special Olympics. 79 Women ' s Varsity Softball 80 First Row: Jeff Minnette, Dan Sparrow, Don Lilly, Jim Bagley, Bill Bork, Kyle Traylor, Mike Mitchell. Second Row: Coach Gary Crum, Greg Wright, Lynn Riggs, Dennis Herr, Kevin Perkins, Steve Maier, Jim Nalley. Jeff Starks, Larry Thomas, Assistant Coach Gerald Flam. Third Row: Scott Doerner, Steve Owen, Ed Schultheis, David Johnson, Robert Jones, Lonnie Burklow, Cliff Petersohn, Mark Gillespie, Kurt Patberg, Bill McCullough. Baseball Coach Gary Crum faced the toughest schedule ever at UE this year. The team proved their worth as a good solid defensive club and did some fantastic w ork despite adverse conditions such as unplayable w eather for 19 or more days, team bus in repair more than on the road, and even private buses breaking down on road trips. All things weighed, the Aces came off with an amaz- ing season. Some of the notable players included batter Steve Maier, pitchers Scott Doerner and Jim Nalley, Kyle Traylor (a batter also) and Don Lilly as an excel- lent double play combo, Lon- nie Burklow at center notch, and Robert Jones, Lynn Riggs, and Co. at catching. 83 Track Team members: Pat Bales, Michael Ballard, Davies Bellamy, Ondra Berry, Marvin Boswell, Dan Bottorff, Bob Copeland, Dave Dejean, Charles Doty, Gary Dukes, Rory Hennings, Keith Kinnaird, Tom Loveridge, James Makawa, Ronald McDonald, Mark Mikel, Jim Murray, Terry Recker, Tom Rhind, Gib Riffle, Ken Riordan, Jaye Sleppy, Rob Stephenson, Rick Stucky, Eric Tisdale, Gourtney Watt, Jacques Williams, Anthony Wilson. 90 HARLAXTON UE ' s British campus is now truly UE ' s British campus. Harlaxton Manor, located in Lincoln- shire just outside of Grantham, England, was given to the University by an alumnus. Dr. Wil- liam L. Ridgeway of San Francisco, a member of the UE Board of Trustees, purchased the Manor from the Trustees of the Society of Jesus (Jesu- its). With the Manor comes 100 acres of sur- rounding grounds. President Graves said the University was enormously grateful while remarking that Harlaxton would continue to benefit students on into the future. Hundreds have enjoyed the experience of studying abroad at Harlaxton. The opportunity to live there for up to a year is the chance of a lifetime. The three day weekends allow for extensive traveling in England and Scotland and many find time to explore the Continent. It is a chance to find the roots of America and oneself. It has been said by cosmopolitans that Ameri- cans are only transplanted Europeans; it is fasci- nating to see firsthand the cities, universities and battlefields where events affected the develop- ment of the unique American character and to see how similar the unique is to its European progenitors. Clockwise from Left: Looking out on the land- scape at the Manor; StroUing down the sidewalk of the Champs Elysees in Paris; The Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris built on the Seine River island where Paris was born; One of the Manor ' s more popular resting spots. Intramural Scores Women ' s Putt-Putt Chi Omega Phi Mu Moore Zeta Brentano Hughes AOPi Morton 582x 582x 588 596 603 625 629 642 X Erler of Chi O defeated Wertz of Phi Mu in sudden-death overtime for the team championship. Basketball Men ' s Hale LCA Hughes PKT Sig Ep BSU TKE SAE PMA ChiO Hughes Phi Mu Morton Zeta Moore Rowdies Brentano AOPi Alpha Phi Women ' s Saturday League Commuter Council Bigney Aces Roundballers Big City Players Ruptured Ducks Bushmen Bags Purple Wombats Sig Ep III SAE II 7-0 6-1 5-2 5-3 3-4 2-5 2-5 1-6 0-7 8-0 7-1 7-1 5-3 4-4 3-5 3-5 2-6 1-7 0-8 8-0 8-0 6-2 4-4 4-4 4-4 3-5 2-6 1-7 0-8 rJowlmg Men ' s Women ' s TKE 25-3 Zeta 17-3 Hale 20-8 Brentano 14-6 PKT 19-9 Hughes 10-6 Hughes 15-13 Morton 10-10 LCA 11-17 Moore 9.5-10.5 SPE 11-17 Phi Mu 9-11 SAE 8-20 ChiO 4-12 BSU 4-24 AOPi 2.5-17.5 Swimming Men ' s Women ' s Hale 103 ChiO 80 LCA 55 Brentano 73 TKE 48 Hughes 42 SAE 27 Moore 37 PKT 24 Morton 26 Sig Ep 21 Phi Mu 10 Hughes 6 AOPi 0 BSU 0 Zeta 0 PMA 0 Tuesday League Walkers II Pacers Z ' s Choppers Crawlers Rangers Olympians Adidas Old Style Bay Area PKT II Rooster Chasers Monday League Walkers I Violent Contact Rough Riders Milwaukee Basement Mafia East Side Sig Ep Nads Black Sheep Rolling Machine Soccer Aces 10-1 9-1 9-2 7-3 7-4 6-5 6-5 5-5 3-8 1-9 1-10 0-11 8-1 8-1 6-3 5-4 1-8 0-9 Men ' s Golf SigEp 344 LCA 348 Hale 354 PKT 369 TKE 390 Hughes 440 SAE 456 Cross Country 1. SigEp 24 (Slider, Oates, Estridge) 1. TKE 24 (Gray, Fuller, Bitting) 3. LCA 28 4. Hughes 37 5. Hale 39 6. SAE 60 7. PKT 62 8. ISC 80 9. PMA 91 10. BSU 94 Hexathon C. Scott LCA 5761 J. Guild SPE 5453 LCA 15,644 F. Brabec PKT 5309 Sig Ep 15,619 F. Ehrensbeck SPE 5169 PKT 15,015 J. Parker Hale 5140 Hughes 14,690 M. Norrick SPE 4997 Hale 14,622 U. 1 hulier Hughes 4996 SAE 13,993 J. Slear LCA 4974 TKE Forfeit M. Meunier Hale 4913 BSU Forfeit K. Polkinghorn LCA 4909 100 Yard Dash Free Throws T 1. Brabec PKT 10.5 1. Mair Hughes 22 1. Guild SPE 10.5 T 2. Scott LCA 21 3. Scott LCA 10.8 2. Ehrensbeck SPE 21 50 Yard Swim Half Mile Bike Race T 1. Parker Hale 24.2 1. Scott LCA 1:20.7 1. Kucer Hale 24.2 2. Braun PKT 1:20.8 3. Slear LCA 24.9 3. Ehrensbeck SPE 1:22.2 Mile Run Weightlift 1. Scott LLA o:Ul 1. bCOtt LLA 1101 113.1 2. Mair Hughes 5:12 2. Hanold SAE 111.8 3. Guild SPE 5:14 3. Polkinghorn LCA 111.1 Tennis Women ' s Singles 1. Owen AOPi 2. Kreutzfeld Moore 3. Jacobi Chi O 4. Wilhite Chi O 5. Finch Moore 6. Renachler Chi O Men ' s Singles 1. Hall BSU 1. Dunkel Hale 3. Ulrich Sig Ep 4. Jackson Sig Ep 5. York PMA 6. Fischer Sig Ep Men Sig Ep 24 Hale 18 PMA 15 BSU 13 LCA 10 PKT 4 Hughes 3 SAE 2 TKE 0 Men ' s Doubles 1. Wilson McGary PMA 2. Dunkel CraigHale 3. Lentz Jackson Sig Ep Women Chi O 25 AOPi 14 PhiMu 13 Zeta 8 Morton 6 Brentano 4 Moore Forfeit Hughes Forfeit Women ' s Doubles 1. Gottschling Jatho Phi Mu 2. Wilhite Hagedorn Chi O 3. Kingery Hoevener Morton Men ' s Wrestling LCA 76.75 TKE 73.00 Hale 55.00 Sig Ep 46.75 PKT 9.00 Hughes Forfeit PMA Forfeit SAE Forfeit BSU Forfeit Volleyball Men ' s Petition Hale 9-1 PKT 8-2 Hughes 7-2 TKE 6-3 SigEp 5-4 ISC 4-5 OAT SAE 3-6 LCA 2-7 PMA 2-7 BSU 0-9 Non-Petition Roundballers 7-1 HaleB 6-2 1 KK 4-3 Sig Ep B 3-4 Hughes D 2-5 ISCB 2-5 Commuter B 2-5 Commuter A 0-7 Women ' s Phi Mu 9-1 ChiO 8-2 Morton I 7-3 Moore 6-4 Hughes 6-4 99ers 6-4 Brentano 5-5 Zeta 4-6 AOPi 2-8 r ipna rni Z-o Morton II 0-10 Table Tennis Men ' s Sig Ep 24 Hale 16 Hughes 13 PMA 11 TKE 7 LCA 4 SAE 3 BSU 2 PKT 1 Women ' s Zeta 19 Morton 18 Brentano 16 ChiO 13 Phi Mu 6 AOPi 5 Moore 3 Hughes 1 SHARON ROLF America ' s Finest College Actress Evansville area theater goers have feh the Uni- versity of Evansville Theatre ' s Sharon Rolf was a very good actress for several years. She has delighted them in such plays as Godspell, Company, Romeo and Juliet, Brigadoon, Sherlock Holmes, The Man of La Mancha, and The Cherry Orchard. This season began as its predecessors, with a powerful and moving work: this time A Little Night Music (see pages 38 and 39) with Sharon Rolf playing the lead role as Desiree Armfeldt. The audiences were enchanted with her rendition of Send in the Clowns. Thus the course of events led her to perform the song and a comedy scene in the divisional level competition of the American College Theatre Festival at Ohio ' s Bowling Green State University. She won. The fourth UET student to win at that level in six years, Sharon received a $500 scholarship and advanced into the national competition for the coveted Irene Ryan Award. In late April the stage was set at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. She was later quoted as saying, I was really calm while performing. I was very satis- fied with the performance. Richard Barletta, Rolf ' s partner, said, Honestly, we didn ' t care who won the Irene Ryan at the time because we feh so good about the scene. But Sharon had won. The pride of Evansville had become the best in the nation. Sharon contributed the major part of her success to UE Drama Department ' s John David Lutz: John David Lutz deserves at least 50 percent of that award. Everything that I was complimented on was something he gave me to do. Mark Hatfield of the Music Depart- ment was also praised for his handling of musi- cal problems. Sharon received $2000 from the American Theatre Festival and what she calls an opportunity card in the game of life. The future is bright for Sharon Rolf. Previous win- ners have been offered scholarships. Becky Guy, a UE alumnus who won the award several years ago, was offered an education at the Juliard School for Actors. This achievement is not only good for Sharon, but it helps firmly establish the University of Evansville as a top notch drama school. 96 Hitman Spring Week got under way this year with the help of Neuman Center ' s Hitman. For a small fee any teacher or administrator will be shot — with water. The event made quite a splash. 97 Honors Night The University honored its own at the annual Honors Night program April 23, 1979 in Wheeler Concert Center. Over 100 scholarships and certificates are given each year. I 98 Trivia Quiz The Seventh Annual Alpha Lambda Delta Trivia Quiz was held on Wednesday April 25, 1979 as one of Spring Week ' s most popular events. A major upset occurred w hen Phi Kappa Tau, the champ for five years, finished third. First place was taken by Mortar Board ' s Lynn Foshee and Gabe Reising, second by Roland Phillips and Mark Kopinski of WUEV. Phi Taus were defended by last year ' s champion team of Kent Parr and Bob Mackey (contestants named as shown at right). 100 Spring Day Lincoln State Park and Spring Day were made for each other. April 27th saw an explosion of activity there, everything from baseball to tromping through the woods. Following a meal catered by Harpers which proved that every- thing tastes better outdoors Playfair made its UE debut. Who would have thought running under parachutes could be fun? With the help of strange liquids of dubious origins the day was rolling fine when the rain struck. The day was cut short but still left memories for everyone including Dave Miller and Pat Bales (at right). 102 105 { Little 39 Bike Race Chi Omega pedaled to their fourth consecutive Little 39 win in a tight race. Golden Hearts finished second for the third year in a row with the Phi Mu ' s in third. Both had held the lead for a time. Susan Jacobi coached the Chi Ome- gas: Cindy Stofleth, Patty Spri- gler, Diana Cabrera, and Rita Hagedorn. Phi Mu Kathi Flu- cus joined Stofleth, Sprigler, and Cabrera to make the all- star team. 106 107 Big 39 Bike Race April 28, 1979 was c loudy, windy, and cold — 45 degrees in fact. But the day will shine in the memory of Sigma Phi Epsilon because it brought them first and second places in the Big 39 Bike Race for the third consecutive year. Sig Ep 1 won with a four lap lead in 119 minutes 25 seconds. Their coach, Brian Lentz, had admitted it wasn ' t going to be easy and it wasn ' t. There was fierce competition from the TKEs and Sig Ep II, the second place winner. TKE 1 was third. Chris Stofleth, Jeff Ulrich, Matt Bielfeld, and Mike Slider were the Sig Ep 1 team. Stofleth, Bielfeld, and Slider were selected for the all-star team with TKE ' s Gary Ruble. 109 THE CRUCIBLE A Play By Arthur Miller Cast of Characters Betty Parris llene Kwitny Rev. Samuel Parris Brian Stansifer Tituba Shelia Chester Abigail Williams Nancy Wagner Susanna Walcott Beth North Ann Putman Cheryl Heath Thomas Putman William Warner Mercy Lewis Joan M. Crowe Mary Warren Rebecca Klinger John Proctor Walter Klimec Rebecca Nurse Delia Gerlanc Giles Corey Christopher Williams Rev. John Hale Thomas Kendall Elizabeth Proctor Clare M. Henkel Francis Nurse S. Judson McLean Ezekial Cheever Richard Barletta John Willard Rob Koewler Judge Hathorne Gene Roland Frank Deputy-Gov. Danforth Christopher Dudley Sarah Good Sue Hendershot Hopkins Timothy Head No photographs were avai able. Shanklin Theatre ' s fourth and final presentation of the year was Arthur Miller ' s contemporary clas- sic The Crucible. The large crowds which saw the play found what appeared to be a drama of the witch trials and hangings of Puritanical Salem in 1692, but there is more to this play. Parallels are drawn between that time ' s perversions of justice and those of Senator Joe McCarthy and his House Un-American Activities Committee. The hypocrisy and hatred that encompassed Salem village are a true mirror of the shabby witch hunt of McCarthy in 1953 when this work was first presented. The Crucible depicts a society that has lost control of itself in a whirlwind of lies and silly accusations which turn even the good and pious against one another. They become the victims of public fear. John and Elizabeth Proctor are two such people who experience the full course of justice : suspicion, arrest, mock trial, and a final chance for John to save his life by confessing to a lie. John refuses to compromise his word and dies on the gallows. John and Elizabeth had been accused by Abigail Wil- liams, his former lover who was still jealous. Aided by her friend Mary Warren, Abigail meddled in witchcraft beneath the Rev. Samuel Parris ' nose. The Rev. John Hale, an expert on witchcraft, is sent for as things get out of hand. Eventually Deputy-Governor Danforth arrived to hold trials and convict the citizens, in the true spirit of McCarthy. The greatest horrors of both witch hunts were the accept- ance of an accusation as proof of guilt and bias against any one who defended the accused. This play has a powerful message calling all people to resist tyranny and blind injustice. Tennis Tennis had a great season under a new coach, Paul Jen- sen. One reason is freshman Dean Hall. At this spring ' s Heartland Conference Cham- pionships he won the No. 1 singles title and Most Valuable Player honors. In the final he defeated Jeff West of Indiana Central 6-2, 4-6, 6-0. He is the first UE conference singles champion since Tim Unver- zagt in 1969. Freshman Chris Wolfe also shined at the con- ference. Chris placed fourth in the No. 6 singles. Residence Hall Council Bingo RHC Bingo is fun for everyone. Free bingo with prizes up for grabs drew a crowd at Harpers for the April 22nd event. RHC President Jim Bailey called numbers leaving winners very happy. 116 117 123 Graduation Threatening skies moved UE ' s 121st Com- mencement to Roberts Stadium where 930 graduates received their degrees from Presi- dent Wallace Graves. The speaker was Ralph E. Bailey, a Lynnville native who recently became chairman and chief execu- tive of the Continental Oil Company, the nation ' s eighteenth largest industrial corpo- ration. Bailey addressed himself to Ameri- ca ' s energy problem. Saying the nation ' s future was bright if we learn a risk-free society is not possible, he warned of the need for a reasonable balance between environmental concerns and economic needs. Nancy Croker of Indianapolis, a nursing student, won the Mable Dillingham Award for the outstanding female senior. The Guthrie May Award for outstanding male senior was presented to pre-law stu- dent Steven Hipfel of Cincinnati. The Year In Review Pope Paul VI died at the age of 80. Early in his 15 year reign he was called the Pilgrim Pope. His successor was the Patriarch of Venice, Albino Luciani, called John Paul I. 8-6-78 Robert Shaw, 51, popular actor, died of a heart attack at his home in Ireland. 8-6-78 An airliner collided with a smaller plane over San Diego killing over 170 people. The wreckage fell two blocks from a school. 9-25-78 Pope John Paul I died of heart failure, shocking the millions who had come to love this humble, unpretentious man. 9-28-78 Ventriloquist Edgar Bergan, 75, died three days after he announced his retirement. 9-30-78 The Camp David Summit began with President Carter, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. 9-30-78 Karol Wojtyla, a Polish Cardinal, was elected to the Throne of St. Peter. The first non-Italian in 456 years and the first ever from a Communist country chose the name John Paul II. 10-16-78 Idi Amin, Ugandan dictator, invaded Tanzania. 10-30-78 The Shah of Iran declared a military government in an effort to control the mobs of anti-govern- ment protestors. 11-6-78 Norman Rockwell, 84, died. His paintings showed Americans as we wished we were. 11-8-78 Maragaret Mead, 76, died of cancer. The social activist was one of the world ' s foremost anthropolo- gists. 11-15-78 Congressman Leo Ryan was murdered with four others at the Jonestown, Guyana airstrip by mem- bers of the California based People ' s Temple cult. Guyana troops who stormed their compound dis- covered the bodies of 912 people, led by the Rev. Jim Jones into one of history ' s largest mass suicides. 11-17-78 Golda Meir, 80, died of blood cancer. The widely respected Golda was a co-founder of Israel and Labour Party Prime Minister from 1969-74. She resigned after the Yom Kippur War. 12-8-78 President Carter announced diplomatic recognition of the People ' s Republic of China and the severing of relations with Taiwan. The USA is the last major power to do so. This follows major changes within Red China and a desire for Western contact and trade. 1-1-79 John Wayne underwent a gallstone operation which was extended into a nine and one half hour surgery when a cancerous tumor was discovered in his stomach. The stomach was removed and a new one was fashioned from his intestine. He began a rapid recovery. 1-12-79 The Shah left Iran on a vacation in the hope of easing tensions facing his new civilian government, a vacation he knew would become exile if his opponent, the AyatoUah Khomeini, was to seize power. The fanatic religious leader pledged to create an Islamic republic. 1-16-79 Nelson Rockefeller, four term New York governor and Gerald Ford ' s Vice President, died of a heart attack while working in his office. A wealthy man, he had an understanding of the people. He was successful, but he never achieved what he wanted most — the Presidency. 1-26-79 Pope John Paul II began a tour of Latin America. In Mexico he told the Third Latin Bishops Confer- ence to remain spiritual examples and stay out of politics. 1-26-79 Irene McKinney, 49 year old distressed housewife, hijacked a 747 with 131 passengers including actors Dean-Paul Martin, Sam Jaffe and his wife Bettye Ackerman. Claiming she had nitroglycerin, she demanded that Charleton Heston, Jack Lemmon, or Lyndsay Wagner read a prepared statement on network television. The FBI overpowered her. 1-29-79 Patty Hearst was released after President Carter commuted her sentence to time served. She was found guilty of bank robbery with the SLA despite her claim that she was brainwashed. 2-1-79 The AyatoUah Khomeini won Iran. Having destroyed the constitution, he began a bloodbath in the name of God. 2-11-79 China began a three week invasion of Vietnam in retaliation for that country ' s invasion of Cambo- dia. 2-17-79 The 100th birthday of Albert Einstein, the aloof genius whose theories of relativity changed man ' s whole image of himself and his universe, was celebrated throughout the world. 3-14-79 Egypt and Israel ended thirty years of war by signing a peace treaty worked out by President Car- ter ' s personal intervention. 3-26-79 A nuclear accident occurred at Three Mile Island power plant near Harrisburg, PA. The release of radioactive gas sparked a nationwide protest against nuclear power. 3-28-79 British Prime Minister James Callaghan lost a vote of no confidence 311-310. The Labour PM was forced to ask Queen Elizabeth II to dissolve Parliament and call new elections. 3-28-79 Conservative MP Airey Neave was killed by a car boom at the steps of Parliament. The IRA and INLA, both radical terrorists groups claimed resposibility. Neave had long sought their destruction to make Ireland safe. 3-31-79 Democrat Jane Byrne became Chicago ' s first woman mayor. 4-3-79 The 51st Academy Awards were highlighted by the appearances of the world ' s best actor Lord Lau- rence Olivier, and the most loved, John Wayne. Best Actor: Jon Voight. Best Actress: Jane Fonda. Best Picture: The Deer Hunter. 4-9-79 Multitudes cheered as Tanzanian troops entered Kampala, the Ugandan capital, ending Idi Amin ' s eight year dictatorship. 4-10-79 John Wayne was found to have more cancer during intestinal surgery. 5-3-79 Margaret Thatcher became Britain ' s first female Prime Minister when her Conservative Party won a whopping victory over the Labour and Liberal Parties. She is the first female premier in European history. 5-3-79 Gas shortages sent prices soaring and caused some odd even rationing. 5-7-79 An American Airlines DC-10 crashed at O ' Hare Airport in Chicago when an engine fell off. 278 died and DC-lO ' s were grounded. 5-25-79 Congress voted John Wayne a gold medal inscribed John Wayne— American . 5-25-79 Mary Pickford, 86, died of a stroke. America ' s Sweerheart co-founded United Artists and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, won two Oscars, and made 200 films. No actress ever equaled her popularity. 5-29-79 Pope John Paul II began a visit to his native Poland where he denounced the Communist govern- ment ' s atheism. 6-1-79 John Wayne died at age 72. More than a superstar, he was a living legend, the embodiment of the American spirit. An actor for 50 years, he made over 220 films. Born Marion Michael Morrison, he won the Oscar for Best Actor in 1969 as Rooster Cogburn in True Grit, his masterpiece. 6-11-79 Arthur Fiedler, 84, Boston Pops conductor for 50 years, died of cardiac arrest. The world ' s most famous conductor popularized classical music for the common man. 7-10-79 Skylab returned to Earth in a fiery blaze scattering debris across the Australian Outback. No inju- ries or damages resulted. 7-11-79 Nicaraguan President Somoza resigned under pressure and came to the US leaving his nation to Marxist rebels. 7-14-79 Catcher Thurman Munson, captain of the New York Yankees, was killed in a light plane crash while practicing takeoffs and landings. Two passengers escaped with their lives. 8-2-79 CAFE GYROS Try a gyros sandwich. 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Second Row: Dr. Wilma Shafer, unidentified, Sandra Brockman, Mary Craney, Carolyn Hoos, Jean Jordan, Mary Ford, Marie Bussing, Nancy Scheille, unidentified, Jeannette Hill, Lonnie Uarns. Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society First Row: Brian Stansifer, Keith Rounder, Adib Hawa, Kenneth Riordan, Kenneth Hughes, Tom Kormelink, Keith Puff, Duane Martin. Second Row: Joe Schultheis, Jim Stewart, Terry Maurer, Louis Winternheimer, David Diaz, Brian Lanham, David Provost, Jim Palmer, Dan Wiesjahn, Mark Mikel, Kenneth Balczo, Rick Bell, Steven Dick. No identification was available. Business Club First Row: Steven Hipfel, Robin Bitting — Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Hoevener. Second Row: Barbara McKenzie, Darla Basing, David Key, Debbie Reitz, Zenda White, Emily Nixon. Third Row: Steve Allyn, Mark Frederick, Kevin Myers, James Robling, Ralph Bork, Ken Schroering, Don Meyer. Fourth Row: Rick Stucky. 140 The Student Foundation First Row: Peeev Monroe, Elain Fetta, unidentified, und. Second Row: Karen Perkins, Bev Guidara, Susie Oswald, und., Elissa Raeber, Teresa Werdman. Standing: Darla Raber, Arnell Hill, und., Harold Grossman, Gayle Bauer und., und. und., Bowie Abercrombie, und., Babe Reising, Terry Bruce, Beth Freudenberg, Greg Murray, Karen Hoevener, Louis Winternheimer, Ralph Carter. Panhellenic Council Teresa Dyer, Tracie Seibt, Lisa Clutter, Cathy Wilhete, Kim Pazuk, Karen Perkins, Cathy Wilson, Libby Waltman, Jennifer Fletcher, Chris Getz, Stephanie Wolter. Not Pictured: Donna Chappelow, Kay Kalena. 141 Kappa Chi First Row: Dave, Mary Thomson, Sandy Warrick, Brenda Johnson, Dr. Wayne Perkins. Second Row: Renee Anderson, Terresa Phillips, Joy Knapfmeier, Becky Sherritze, Kay Stephens, Denise Wilson. Third Row: Kathy Bueker, David Randale, Brad Miller, Becky, Andy Strieker, Matt Manliguis. Sigma Alpha Iota First Row: Brenda Gibson, Donna Blanchard, Julie Thomas, Mary Elder, Maria Rivers, Debbie Lankford, Lori Meyers, Liz Bush, Sandy Dunlap, Carol Holder. Second Row: Susan Monroe, Susan Bottom, Mary Kincaid, Karen Harmes, Marcia Moorman, Lin Davidson, Donna Rahm, Sheryl Walters, Cindy Weightman, Lisa Barber, Jody Stouffer, Trina Birdwell. Not Pictured: Chris Getz, Jill Henderson, Bonnie Harmon. 142 Lambda Alpha Epsilon Criminal Justice Fraternity First Row: Jeff Pence, Connie Krisman. S ue Leisinger, Jeff Carlson, Liz Schnieders, Carolyn Harris Aaron PiPPms, J m D er, Ron Johnson. Second Row: Cindy Hudson, Mike Murray, Tom Powell, Tracy Stanley Liz Wilcox, John Scroth Clifton Alien, Jff Ulrich, Dave Estridge, Leah Seavers, Brenda Finch, Keith Meier-Advisor. Not Pictured: Sandy Fields, Mike Bennett ' , Ron McDonald, Paul Blisk, Charlie Tapper. LAE Pistol Team Wins Vincennes Regional Tlie Lambda Alpha Epsilon (Criminal Justice Fraternity) Pistol Team was composed of: seated — Mike Murray, Paul Blisk, Ron McDonald, John Scroth; standing— Jeff Ulrich, Tom Powell. The LAE Pistol Team remained undefeated during the year, chalking up victories against tri-state col- leges and police departments. Their biggest win of the year was against Indiana State Uni- versity at Terra Haute. 143 Acetts Blue First Row: Joe Trice, Karen Dassel, Gerri Wittman, Jim Green, Kandy Kramer, Linda Cowell. Second Row: Doug Stamps, Peggy Monroe, Lynn FosJiee, Nancy Croker, Zenda White, Thiong Vu, Laurie Willson, MeribetJi Richardt. Third Row: Darla Raber, Karen Hoevener, Henry Davis, Mike Schapmeyer, Jolin Baker, Vince Netherland. First Row: Liz Hyde, Diana Kline, Slierry Stolz, Julie Herrli, Sarati Beckman. Kiana Cabrera, Miranda Taylor. Second Row: Connie Hartman, Sally Nonte, Cathy Wilhite, Linda Schenk, Rita Hagedorn, Kim (substitute), Beth Fisher. Not Pictured: Kim, Roxanne and Lisa. International Student Club First Row: Sara Hernandez, Saeid Elmi, Maria Hernandez. Second Row: Michael, Anita Lugo, Ninfa Rodriguez, Karen Orr, Bambo Adegbie, Hassamien Al-Nakeeb. Third Row: Saeed Dashti, Mahmood Mustajah, Lisa Myes, Adib Hawa, Dr. Marvin Hartig, Ivan Rodriguez, Frankie Hernandez, Sami Kashkusha, Kiroto Kodero, Gerard Homer, Iraj Frazin, Farooq Chaudhry. Nursing Honorary First Row: Debbie Madge, Laura Phipps, Ruth Sheurman. Sec ond Row: Amy Bayer, Kathy Knapp, Kris Weis, Lmda Anger, Alison Desik, Judy Johnson, Peggie Monroe, Lea Ann Ford, Tammy Wertz, Betsy Fox. Third Row: Cathy Norns, Barbara McAfee, Sally Norgard, Becky Boulds, Kristi Lytton, Lisa Mcgaughey, Mary Morgan, Dawn Hockmg, Jackie Phieler, Annette Moore. Fourth Row: Gilmary O ' Heron, Angle Schultheis, Nancy Preuss, Karen Everett, Jill Pearson, Cancy Shourds, Kathy Smith, Mary Nowacki, Linda Duke, Martha Lindauer. Fifth Row: Dean Merril, Kathy Lundy, Peggy Horak, Lucy Bruce-Whitaker, Sue Bastin, Nancy Croker, Jodie Haupt. Residence Hall Council First Row: Paula Hammonds, Ruth Dunn, Aliza Pendleton, Cindi Kaelin, Julie Baumeier, Rob Reading, Mike Payne, John Henry, Karen Hoevener, Lisa Bottles, Jim Bailey. Spanish Club First Row: Barb Onley, Rita Chenoweth, Ninfa Rodriguez, Aura Astudillo, Barcia Miller, Blanca Mendoza, Irene Mendoza, Vicki Clouse. Second Row: Jean Marie Testa, Benjamin Tavera, Alex Cabrera, Dr. Jim Talbert, Enrique Astudillo, William Solorzano, Linda Hughes. Housing Staff First Row: Linda O ' Brien, Theresa Franz, Catherine Martin, Julie Johnson, Cindy Joldersma. Second Row: Amy Loemker, Peggy Monroe, Nancy Croker, Donny Tracy, Anne Loan, Beverly Guidera, Lee Ann Shafer, Carol Parker. Third Row: Gale Brocksmith, Jeff Dougan, Susan Castrale, Lynn Foshee, Scott Armstrong, Curt Schum, Barry Sanders, Mark Haggenjos, Mike Meunier, Gerald Joldersma, Ron Metcalfe. Not Pictured: Susan Hall, Cindy Haelin, Mike Williams, Ricke Towle, Lynne Edens, Susan Hubbard, JoAnn Edwards, Cynthia Weightman, Chris Hall, Gregg Leighton, Warren Anderson, Dwight Daub, Scott Doerner. 146 VERSITY Society of Women ' s Engineers Margie Ahern, Jana Fox, Linda Castiglione (President), Elizabeth Behnke, Lynn Creekmure, Laurie Lott, Kim Kloos. Engineering Club First Row: Jerry Sanders, Don Turner (President), Ralph Carter (Sec.-Tres. Fall), Tamara Bryant (Sec.-Tres. Winter), Mark Schmitt (Vice President). Second Row: Caroline Lazar, Ken Balczo, Dr. Hartsaw, Elizabeth Behnke, Richard Mills, Mary Held, Barbara Carter. Third Row: Roger Frazier, Mark Walker, Linda Castiglione, Ronald Dart, Kurt Gehlausen, Jamie Speer. Baptist Student Union First Row: Kathy Laver, Dorothy Lewis, Sabrina Proffit, David Scott. Second Row: Renee Brown, Charmine Roush, Bobby Mcintosh, Jeanne Martin. Third Row: Munsen Felsher, Ida Robb, Melinda Eisenmenger, Barb Debney, Donna Allen, Ralph Carter. 147 Phi Kappa Phi Honorary First Row: Clarence Winterheimer, Dan Snively, Nancy Croker, Mae Arensman, Karen Dassel. Second Row: Charles Robertson, Delbert Sampson, Wallace Graves, Phil Kinsey, Arthur Ayde, Ray Arensman. Third Row: Darryl Megli, Michael Beckman, Douglas Stamps. Fourth Row: Marvin Hartig, Clarence Buesking, Gene Bennentt, Virginia Grabil, Charles Johnson. BAE Business Honorary First Row: Ed Hauenstein, Keith Schepers, Tom Maas. Second Row: Rick Stucky, Don Meyer, Jill Kremer, Steve Joest, Bambo Adegbie. Third Row: Paul Anderson, Gerri Wittman, Pat Banet, Karen Hoevener, Donna Kingery, Doug Stewart, Mike Essig, Steve Buechler. Newman Center First Row: Aura Astudillo, Linda Anger, Cathy Stone, Chris Seng. Second Row: Mary Heilers, Brenda Goedde, Carolyn Bush, Sheryl Graham, Debbie Goedde. Third Row: Tony Ward, Herman Rodriguez, Steve Joest, Tom Bradley. 14S American Chemical Society First Row: Dr. Bill Morrison — Faculty sponsor, Jim Palmer, Mark Baush — President, Jim Stewart. Second Row: Debbie Hoehn, Harold Grossman — Vice President, Debra Dunn, Darla Raber, Susan Martini. Third Row: David Diaz, John Henry, Collette Straub, Louis Winternhiemer, Cheri Hawes — Secretary- Treasurer, John Wagner. Bi-Sci Club First Row: Chi Vu, Kevin Brown, Jan Parker, Debbie Dunn, Debbie Hoehn. Second Row: Rich Medcraft, Susan Martini, Jim Palmer, David Diaz, Rick Bell, Darla Raber. Third Row: Dr. James Brenneman — sponsor. Bob Weis, Louis Winternheimer. Math Club First Row: Dale Wyant, Doug Stamps, Jim Green, Karen Dassel. Second Row: Dr. Hopkinson, John Cline, Randy Metcalfe, Ron Metcalfe. 149 Henry Davis, Student Association Corey Hamilton, Student Con- President gress President Myra Morgan, Coordinator of Student Activities, with various friends. Laura Haemmerle, SA Secretary Student Congress First Row: Jed Hudson, Cindy Datzman, Dan Lutes, Vicki Baker, Kris Weis, Myra Morgan, Bill Eversull. Second Row: Joe McConnell, Karen Hoevner, Julie Johnson, Randy Gustafson, Meribeth Richardt, Susie Oswald. Third Row: Matt Seeger, Lisa Pitts, Terry Harris, Darla Raber, Bowie Abercrombie, Henry Davis, Steve Hipfel, Terry S hipley, Corey Hamilton, Kent Parr. The University of Evansville Theatre Dead in Center: John Baker. First Row: Nancy Beverly, Nonie Daniels, David Sturgis, Cheryl Heath. Susan Davis. Tina Zola, Mark Germer, Mark Kandrac. Second Row: David Morkal, Bill Daniels, Becky Klinger, Sheila Bosvvorth, Jean Rhea, Angle Callari, Christy Arnett, Andy Bonders, Kathie Dupont. Third Row: Rick Barletta, Nancy Wagner, Cary McCool, Donna Deicken, Kevin Johnson, Cathy Hodel, Beth Carpenter, Stacy Carr, Ilene Kwitny, Walter Klimec, Beth North. Chris Dudley, Clare Henkel, Rob Koewler, Kim Bitz. Fourth Row: John David Lutz. Norman Bradenstein, Boodie Zausch, Joan Ballard, Brian Stansifer, Tony French, Tom Stillabower, Dan Kleinknecht, Cris Burke, Joe Sikora, Tom Kendall, Sue Hendershot, Joan Crowe, Laurie Neidhardt. Fifth Row: Sharon Rolf, Nancy Loemker, Gene Frank, Tim Head. Alpha Psi Omega APO is the honorary society of the University of Evansville Theatre. Its members are — First Row: Cheryl Heath, Kim Bitz, Sharon Rolf, Nancy Wagner, Walter Klimec, Joe Sikora. Second Row: Gene Frank, John Baker, Boodie Zausch, Joan Ballard, John David Lutz. 152 Angel Flight is an organization of dedicated women who have the best interest of the United States Air Force Officer ' s Training Program and the Arnold Air Society at heart, existing to aid the US Air Force by promoting the interest of college men in the AFROTC Program. Angel Flight was founded at UE with twenty members in 1957 as the Donald F. Wright Flight and had fifty members at his height. The Flight acted as Area Headquarters in 1961, 1973, and 1975. In 1976 Evansville hosted a Tri-Area Conclave and bid at National Conclave for the National Head- quarters for the following year: a position held for two years. The Angels have always worked with Arnolds on various service projects: collecting canned goods for Thanksgiving Baskets, Corps picnics, leading campus tours, Providing guards for the annual Science Fair, helping with University registrations. Telethons, and Alumni mailings to name just a few. The annual USO Show was Flight ' s major campus social activity. Angels worked closely with the corps, the Boys Club, and Hillcrest Orphanage in planning Halloween, Christmas, and Easter parties. For the past two years they participated in the EARC candy drive and The Channel 9 TV Auction. Each year the Flight participated in UNICEF collections, the 7 merican Cancer Drive or the Heart Fund. A major Angel-Arnold project was to periodically wash down airplanes at Dress Regional. Angel Flight raised funds by operating a con- cession stand at the Big and Little 39 Bike Races and selling stocking stuffers, small gifts and use- ful household items. In 1976 Angel Flight raised money for St. Jude ' s Hospital and Cincinnati ' s Angel Flight Closes After Twenty-two Years First Row: Esther Turner, Jennifer Fletcher, Fran Shrout, Carole Chumley, Peggie Cutter, Ellen Peat. Second Row: Dee Lawrence, Margie Provost, Kathy Smith, Martha Finfrock, Mary Kincaid, Donna Tracy, Pat Wilsbacher. Burn Center by organizing a Runathon and seek- ing donations from businesses throughout the Tri-State. The Angel Flight Drill Team partici- pated in the Fall Festival Parade, the WROZ Christmas Parade, the Armed Forces Parade, and halftimes at the UE Basketball games. In 1973 Angel Flight began its own Colorguard to assist the Corps and participated in home foot- ball and basketball games. Angel Flight brought the University many awards and honors including: the Purdue Cup for the chapter best fulfilling the Angel Flight mission, the Samuel E. Anderson Award for best furtherence of Arnold Air objectives, the Out- standing angel Flight Commander on the Area and National levels, the Thomas A. Morrison Leadership Award for the area Angel and Arnold displayng the best leadership ability, and the John P. Robbins Silver Wings Award for the Angel best fulfilling the Angel Flight image. The Donald L. Wright Flight received the Outstand- ing Advisor Award for several years and the National Merit Award for outstanding individ- ual contribution to advance Angel Flight on the Area and National levels. In 1973 the Flight became the proud owners of an official Angel Flight flag. Donated by the Evansville Kiwanis Club, it is the only one in existence. Angel Flight will close on May 20, 1979. We, the members of Angel Flight, have appreciated and considered it an honor to serve our campus and country. We will truly miss our organization but the memories will live on forever. We want to extend our thanks to the Unviersity and our advisors for their support and the leadership qualities they have instilled in us. By Jennifer Fletcher The Crescent Working on the student newspa- per are, clockwise from below: Oscar Bennett and Herb Pomer- ance; Greg Minks and Julie Saylor; the staff; Julie and Monica Vest; John Guild and Annette Sisson. Editor: Julie Saylor Managing Editor: Greg Minks Sports Editor: John Guild News Editor: Anne Flittner Photo Editor: Monica Vest Advertising Manager: Randy Manning Business Manager: Oscar Bennett Graphics by Alex Productions Staff: Tom Brown, Kathleen Wagner, Herb Pomerance, Mark Gerner, Craig Bohnert, Dan Lutes, John Baker, Charles Rogers, Waldo Lydecker, John Babcock, Scott Jones, Cynthia Calonge-Sabelhaus, Bruce Locke, Mel Lukens, Pam Taylor, Wayne Maikranz, Nancy Beverly, Karen Leach, Annette Sisson, Roger Miller, John Bushman, Joe Miller, Sondra Milnes, Randy Gustafson, Rob Craig, Roger Madden, Keith Hamilton, Madonna Dunn, Lisa Coffey, Matt Seegar, Jim Alexander, Nena Charnekar, Gail March. First Row: Annette Sisson, Anne Flittner, Randy Gustafson, John Guild, Julie Saylor. Second Row: Sondra Milnes, Mark Gerner, Dan Lutes, Randy Manning, Cynthia Calonge-Sabelhaus, John Baker, Charles Rogers, Greg Minks. LinC Staff 1979 Kevin Myers David Key Mel Lukens IV Monica Vest Shellie Orman Patti Dowell Steven }. Hipfel Steve Lilly, George John and Nancy Beverly Herb Pomerance Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Photo Editor— Fall, Winter Assist. Photo Editor — Winter Photo Edilfr — Spring Layout Editor Layouts, Photographer Artist Photographers Advertising 157 First Row: Sharon Mayfield, Peggy Monroe, Kim Hoon, Lisa Pitts, Marcia Sterns, Mary Beth Fuqua, Darla Raber, Kris Weis, Cindy Simmons, Velinda Blackman, Linda Schmidt, Lisa Bottles. Second Row: Alan Bild, Jed Hutson, Julie Olesky, Kathy MaGuire, Marie Bussing, Crystal Krajnak, Betty Rankins, Marie Schnarr, Myra Morgan, Donna Wilson, Mark Haggenjos, Paul Anderson, The Silver Fox. Third Row: Jim Dywer, Jim Morgan, Allen Ulsh, Rick Stucky, Jerry Eurbacher, Susie Oswald, Bowie Abercrombie, Corey Hamilton, Gary Goodman. Fourth Row: Rick Bell, Harold Grossman, Terry Shipley, Henry Davis, Charlie Tapper, Dave Carpenter, Dave Fischer, Dave Randle, Terry Graves. Student Art Association First Row: Nancee Taylor, Jane uchs, Fran Shrout, Pam Kirk — secretary, Cindy Joldersma — Vice President, Kenny Lucas — President. Second Row: Judy Foley, Lola Gilliatt, Carol Brockman — Treasurer, Ben La Budde. Karen Adcock BA Education Kim Alexander BS Nursing Forrest Ballard Bach, of Liberal Studies Sue Bastin BS Nursing Arthur Adye BA Music Education Paul Anderson BS Business Joan Ballard BLS Rebecca Baumgart BS Admin. Accounting Charles Aiger BA Sarah Ashley BS Legal Admin. Stephen Ballard BS Phillip Behrens III BS Biology Terry Aiger BS Business Enrique Astridillo BS Eng. Management Vicki Bertsch BS Nursing Jennie Aldrich BS Special Ed. James Bailey BS Personnel Management Jeffrey Barnes BS Gen. Comm. Jennifer Betz BS Robin Bitting Jayne Blackburn Vanessa Blackford Velinda Blackman Colette Boguslawski BS Bus. Adm., Acct. BAElem. Ed. ' BAElem. Ed. BA Education BS Nursing Jane Borcherding BS Comp. Science Lisa Bottles Jerri Boyd BAElem.Ed. Sp.Ed. BAElem. Ed. Erin Bradley BS Deanne Brumbough BS Legal Adm. Pat Brown Lucy Bruce- Whitaker Kathleen Buchanan RickBusick Renato Butturi BS Nursing BA Biology Ed. BSElec. Eng. BA Music Education Susan Campbell AS Legal Assist. Vicki Chandler BS Business Carol Chivington BS Nursing Gregory Cobb BS Marketing Constance Carlson BS Psych AS Phys. Ther. Donna Chappelow BS Political Science Jalana Coggeshall BS Legal Adm. Bonnie Carnahan BS Anita Charnekar BS Doreen Cihurski BS Social Work Sarah Cookman BA Pre-Theology Linda Castiglione BS Civil Eg. Charles Cherry, Jr. BS Env. Sci. Chem. Lisa Clutter BA Sec. Education Gayle Coomes BA Elem. Ed. Melanie Chamberlain BA Sec. Ed. Sp. Ed. Pamela Coates BS Accounting Candice Costin BS Psychology Nancy Covington BA Special Ed. Terri Creekemur BS Nursing Randall Danko BA Pre-Theology Cynthia DeFur BS Nursing Leanne Cox BS Env. Science Nancy Croker BS Nursing -J : J Karen Dassel BA Sec. Education Pamela Deskin BA Spec. Ed. Lisa Craft AS Nursing Peggy Cutter BA Sec. Education Donna Diecken BS Drama Glenn Robert Craig BS Elec. Eng. Kay Dahl BS Bus. Adm. A Linda Davidson BA Music Ed. Carol Dilger BA Elem. Ed. Mary Craney BA Elem. Ed. Spec. Ed. Sally Danhauer BS Business Henry Davis, Jr. BS Biology Dennis Don BS Criminal Justice Stuart Donovan Donna Dooley BS Psychology Sarah Dossett BS Psychology Jeffrey Dougan BS Accounting Angela Duncan BA Education Victor Dunkel BS Accounting Herman Dyer BA Elem. Ed. Suzanne Eaton BS Urban Affairs Jo Ann Edwards Mark Eichbush BS Nursing Barbara Eisner BS Nursing Ann Erickson Neal Essary BS Mike Essig BS Bus. Finance Mark Fenn BS Business Beatrice Fentress BS Nursing Denise Fields BS Journalism Cindy Fischer BS Nursing Brenda Fleener BA Education Jennifer Fletcher BS Nursing Becki Gaddis BS Nursing Lola Gilliatt BA Education James Gorman BS Psych. Crim. Just. Deborah Ford BA Music Therapy Eileen Gawrys BS Deborah Gillman BS Accounting Laura Gottschling BS Communications Keith Foster BS Cheryl Gentry AS Legal Assist. Brenda Goedde BS Social Work Terry Graves BS Theresa Franz BS Nursing Jayne Gerlach BS Spec. Ed. Denise Goldman BS Nursing Stephen Greenwell BA Music Education Kenneth Fuhrman BS Elec. Eng. Sandra Gonterman BS Nursing Jan Greer BA Spec. Ed. Barbara Griggs AS Nursing Vincent Grubbs BS Bus. Adm. Sandra Gunther AS Nursing Randall Gustafson BA Mark Pers. Mgt. Suzanne Haddox BS Social Work Pamela Hage BS Legal Adm. Denise Hagenseiker BS Mark Haggenjos BS Biology Cheryl Haire BS Communications Christopher Hall BS Civil Eng. Corey Hamilton BS Communicat ons Paula Hammonds BA Education Donald Hanna, Jr. BS Business Ruby Hannel BS Psychology Susan Hardesty BS Nursing Marian Harris BS Nursing Terry Harris BS Business Michelle Hartig BS Legal Adm. Constance Hartman Diane Helfrich BS Legal Adm. BS Nursing Jill Henderson BA Music Therapy Reed Hoffman BS Communications Ginger Houchins BA Psychology Connie Hunefeld BA Education Lynne Herzog BS Nursing Jeffrey Holder BS Communications Glenn Houston BS Elec. Eng. Randy Hunt BS Elec. Eng. Dennis Hill BS Business Lynn Honan AS Office Adm. Phyllis Hutchinson BA Spec. Ed. Steven J. Hipfel BS Political Science Peggy Horak Susan Hubbard BA Elem. Ed. Lizabeth Hyde BA Elem. Ed. Dawn Hocking BS Nursing Sarah Hoss BS Nursing Julie Huck BA Child Psych. Maryalice Janowiak BS Communications Charles Jenkins BS Adm. Acct. Louis Kanowsky BS Accounting Lesley King BA Education Patricia Kosinski BS Nursing Stephen Joest BS Prod. Mgt. X : William Kenney BS Computing Science Charles Kirchhoff BS Marketing Teresa Kramer BA Elem. Ed. Jeani Jordan BA Elem. Ed. David Key BS Bus. Adm. r .... I ' Thelma Kissel BA Jill Kremer BS Office Adm. Mark Jordan BS Engineering Mgt. Walter Klimec BS Carolyn Kreutzfeld AS Legal Assist. Kay Kalena BA Education Todd Kietzman Catherine Kochelein Gary Krick BS Debra Kunkel BS Business Debra Lawrence BA Education Gae McKenzie BS Nursing Jennifer Kuster BS Nursing Amy Loemker Robert Mackey BS Civil Eng. Debra Lankford BS Business Denise Lemmon BS Cynthia Luck Bachelor of Music Cynthia Manilardi BA Spec. Ed. Lisa Lant AS Nursing Brian Lentz BS Mech. Eng. Kathleen Lundy BS Nursing Kim Mann BS Mech. Eng. Timothy Laughlin BS Civil Eng. Martha Lindauer BS Nursing 5 Mary Beth Lutz Bachelor of Music Randolph Manning BS Communications Sharon Marsch BA Rita Mattingly BS Spec. Ed. Karen McElligott BS Ronald Metcalfe BA Sec. Ed. Jerome Marshall BS Accounting Reynold Mazzocco III BS Business Ann Merkley BS Business Kathryn Meth BS Business Catherine Martin BS Nursing Joseph McConnell BS Biology Carolyn Merriman Gerontology Michael Meunier BA Sec. Ed. Thomas Mass BS Accounting Ronald McDonald BS Criminal Justice Richard Merriman BS Elec. Eng. Carla Sue Miller BS Michael Mathias BS Civil Eng. James McDowell BS Accounting Randall Metcalfe BA Sec. Ed. Gregory Minks BS Journalism Charlotte Minnette BS James Morgan BS. Env. Science Michael Murray BS Criminal Justice Tamera Noble BS Nursing Ann Mitchell BS Nursing Mark Moulton BS Communications Mark Myrick BS Chem. Bus. Peter Nolan BS Accounting Patricia Mooney BS Spec. Ed. Marcia Muir BS Phyllis Nordhaus BA Elem. Ed. Annette Moore BS Nursing Judith Mulberg BS Sandra Neuenschwander DC T,,„„;„r Patricia Oakley BA Elem. Ed. Phillip Moore BS Criminal Justice Beverly Mundy BA Music Education Brenda Niehaus BA Sec. Ed. Richard Oladapo BS Business Julie Oleksy BA Spec. Ed. y Cheryl Poff BS Nursing 1 Glenda Ralph BS Nursing Martha Owen BS Nursing Susan Payne BA Music Education Barbara Purdue BS David Randle BS Music Mgt. Eugene Pancake BS Mech. Eng. Gayle Pygman BA Sec. Ed. Debra Rasure BS Nursing Carol Parker BS Nursing m Jackie Phieber BS Nursing Randy Rademacher BS Accounting Cheryl Riley BS Social Work Kent Parr BA Political Science Bill Phillips, Jr. BS Business Donna Rahm BS Music Mgt. Kathy Ringham BS Marketing Ivan Rodriguez Ninfa Rodriguez Jeanne Rosensteel Pamela Ruth Jeffrey Ryan BSElec.Eng. BS Elec. Eng. BS Spec. Ed. BA Education BS Biology Linda Ryggs BA Spec. Ed. Julie Saylor BS Journalism Curtis Schum BS Civil Eng. Michael Sabelhaus BS Elec. Eng. Greggory Scott BS Accounting Barry Sanders BS Accounting Mark Schmitt BS Mech. Eng. Jeffrey Scott BS Business Nanette Souders BS Matthev Seeger BS Communications Neil Saunders BA Sec. Ed. Angela Schultheis BS Nursing Donna Seib BS Nursing 3 73 Robert Seib BS Elec. Eng. James Slear BA Education Paula Seufert BS Nursing Frances Shrout BA Art Ed. Janice Slopsema BS Business Sandra SJiaver AS Radio-TV Kevin Sievers BS Accounting Norma Jean SmitJi BS Nursing Richard Shipley BSComp. Sci. AS Mkt. Joseph Sikora BS Drama Lisa Spencer BS Nursing Terry Shipley BASec. Ed. Dee Skelton BS Nursing Douglas Stamps BS Mech. Eng. Tracy Stanley Marcia Stearns BS Criminal Justice BA Elem. Ed. Cynthia Stofleth BS Legal Adm. Catherine Stone BS Psychology Kim Stone BS Comp. Sci. Andrew Strieker BS Psychology June Szabo BA Sec. Ed. Patricia Tabscott BS Public Adm. Carmen Talbott BA Sec. Ed. Charles Tapper BS Criminal Justice Benjamin Tavera BA Ritchie Taylor BS Marketing David Tedrow BS Communications Donald TenBarge BS Accounting Cynthia Tepool BA Elem. Ed. Ann Tevebaugh BS Business Robb Thiel BA Music Ed. Kristen Thurow BA Spec. Ed. Teresa Tounge Richard Towle BSChem. Bus. Adm. BS Sec. Ed. Diana Townsend BS Criminal Justice Donna Tracy BS Nursing Ann Tretter BS Nursing Joseph Trice, Jr. Donald Turner BA Sociology BS Elec. Eng. Esther Turner BS Accounting Gloria Van Houten Karen Varda Monica Vest Kimberly Voorhees BS Nursing BS Nursing BS Journalism AS Legal Assist. Lisa Wagner Sandra Warrick Cynthia Weightman Robert Weis Brent Welz BS Social Work BS Social Work BA Music Ed. BS Biology BS Eng. Mgt. Stephen Willem BS Bus. Adm. Lauri Willson Nancy Wilsbacher Patricia Wilsbacher Donna Wilson BS Psychology BS Business BA Education Steven Winkler Christina Winternheimer Rita Wiseman Gerri Wittman Beth Wortman BSFin. Pers. Mgt. BS Accounting BA Music Ed. BSBus. Adm. Ann Wright Cheryl Wright Dale Wyant Cynthia Young Donna Yount BS Computing Science BA English BA Mathematics BS BS Nursing Roger Zehr Roxanne Zivanovic BS Music Mgt. BS Business 177 Terri Ann Aigner — B.S. Accounting. Jenny Louise Aldrich — B.S. Special Education. Alpha Phi 1- 4, Administrative Assistant 2-3, Corres. Secy 3, Pledge Trainer 3, Angel Flight 1-3, Corres. Secy 3, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Sisters of the Laurel 1,2, SCEC 2-4, Dean ' s List, Aca- demic Alumni 1, Musical Madness 3, U-Sing 3. James Thomas Bailey — B.S. Personnel Management. Person- nel Society 3,4, Pres. 3-4; Purple Pride Gang Booster 4, Union Board Homecoming Halftime Committee Chairman 3, Dorm Council 2-4, Governor 2-4, Who ' s Who Selection Committee 4, Residence Hall Council 4, Pres. 4, Union Building Directors 4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Coach 2-4, Referee 3, Intramural Softball 3,4, Coach 3,4, Umpire 2. Joan Hancock Ballard — BLS. Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha Sigma Lambda, University Theatre, President Lambda Chi Alpha Mother ' s Club. Jeffry Glenn Barnes — B.S. General Communications. Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship 2-4, Small Group Leader 3. Jessica Sue Bastin— B.S. Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 3,4, Gol- den Hearts 1,2, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Dean ' s List 1, Univer- sity Sing 2, Intramural Tennis, Ping Pong, ' Volleyball, Swim- ming 1-4. Rebecca A. Baumgart — B.S. Administrative Accounting. Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, University Choir 1, Jazz Band 1, Dean ' s List (3 times). Phillip H. Behrens, III— B.S. Biology. Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Chi, Bi-Sci Club 3, Dean ' s List, Walter J. Wahnoseidler Biol- ogy Award, Frosh Chemistry Honors Lab, Tennis Team 1,2,4. Robin D. Bitting— B.S. Bus. Adm. Acct. Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4, Accounting Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Little 39 Bike Race Chairman 2,3,4, Intramurals 1-4, Bike Race 1-4. Doris Jayne Blackburn — B.A. Elementary Education. Alpha Phi 1-4, Pledge Class Secretary 1, Intramural Director 1,2, Rush Assistant 2, Scholarship Director 2, President 3, Rush Director. Association of Childhood Education 3,4, Mortar Band 3,4, Tau Kappa Epsilon Little Sister 3,4, Pi Lambda Theta (Education Honorary) 3,4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Dean ' s List 1-4, Musical Madness 3,4, U-Sing 3,4, Marching Band 1-3, Flag Corps Captain 2,3, Symphonic Band 1,2, Intra- murals 1,2, (Softball, bowling, tennis, badminton, volleyball). ' Vanessa Ann Blackford — B.A. Elementary Education. Sigma Tau Alpha 2-4 — Vice President, Pi Lambda Theta 4, Student National Education Assoc. 4. Colette Boguslawski— B.S. Nursing. Little Sisters LXA 1-4. Lisa Bottles — B.A. Elem. Spec. Education. Student National Education Assoc. 4, Council for Exceptional Children 3, Resi- dent Hall Council 4, Chaplain (dorm) 3, Dean ' s List, U-Sing 2, Dorm Basketball 3,4, Dorm Bowling 1,2, Who ' s Who in American Universities, Assoc. for childhood education 2-4, Treas. Membership 3, Pres. 4, Student Orientation Leader 2-4, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 1, Advisory Council for Teacher Education 4. Jerri Lynn Boyd — B.A. Elem. Education. RHC 2 yrs.. Sec; Golden Hearts of SPE Frat. 3 yrs., Dorm Pres. of Brentano 1 yr., ACE 1 yr., SEC 1 yr., SNEA. Kenneth Lee Brinegar, Jr. — B.S. Business Administration. Personnel Society 3,4, Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Social Ch. 3, Sigma Phi Epsilon 4, Dean ' s List 3, Football 1-4 (All Star 3), Volleyball 2,3, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4. Deanna Kay Brumbaugh — B.S. Legal Administration. Chi Omega 1-4, Para-legal Club 2-4, Assistant V. Pres. in Chi Omega 3, Treas. 4, Feature Twirler in Band 1-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-4. Kathleen J. Buchanan — B.A. Biology. Order of Diana 1,2, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Mortar Board 3,4, Student National Education Assoc. 3,4, Advisory Comm. for Teacher Ed. 4, Alpha Tau DeUa 2, SNEA V. Pres. 4, SNEA Rep. to Advisory Comm. 4, Musical Madness 2-4, Dean ' s List (5 quarters). Membership in Mortar Board Alpha Lambda Delta, Set up SNEA tutoring service to Harper School, Harlaxton 3, Spirit Week Activities, Homecoming Committee 2,4, Jesse James Day Comm. 2,4, Basketball Marathon Comm. 2-4, Intramural Swimming 1,2, Volleyball 1-4, Football 1,2,4, Softball 1-4, Track 1-4, Golf 2,4, Basketball 3,4. Renato Butturi— BME. Phi Eta Sigma 1, Dean ' s List, Band, Orchestra, Jazz Ensemble 1,2. Susan Campbell — Paralegal Assoc. Degree. Para-legal Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Commuter Council 4, Dean ' s List 4. Constance Eileen Carlson — B.S. Psychology Assoc. Physical Therapy. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Physical Therapy Club 1,2, Pub. Rel. Comm. School of Nursing 4, Allied Health Member on Holistic Hotline 4, Rep. for Phys. Therapy Assoc. class of ' 79, Chairman of Social Comm. for Dorm 1,2, Dean ' s List (all quarters). Nursing Student Faculty Council 4. Melanie Sue Chamberlain — B.A. Sec. Ed. Special Ed. SCEC 2-4, Sec. 4, Student National Education Assoc. 3,4, Advisory Comm. for Teacher Ed. 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, Dean ' s List. Donna Rae Chappel — B.S. Political Science. Alpha Phi 1-4, Recording Sec. 2, Treasurer 3, Panhellenic Delegate 4, S.O.L. 3, Union Board 3,4, House Chairman 3, President 4, Musical Madness 1,2. Charles Edward Cherry, Jr. — Environmental Science-Chem- istry. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1-4, Chaplain 2, Social Chairman 2, V.P. 3, Athletic Dir. 4, House Mgr. 4, Rush Chairman 3, Union Board Special Events Comm. 1,2, Hoosier Scholar 1-4, Academic Alumni Scholarship 1. Musical Madness, U-Sing, University Choir 1-3, Delegate to SAE ' 75 Nat. Convention — Denver, Colorado. Carol Chivington — B.S. Nursing. Little Sisters of Minerva 4. Beth Marie Christopher— BSW. Social Work Club 1-3, Phi Alpha 4, Dean ' s List. Doreen Cihurski— B.S. Social Work. Angel Flight 2,3, Infor- mation Officer 3, Arnold Air Society 3, Deputy Commander 3. Lisa Clutter — B.A. Sec. Educ. Social Studies. Chi Omega 1-4, Panhellenic Council, Alpha Lambda Delta, U-Sing, Dean ' s List, Harlaxton. Pamela Kay Coates — B.S. Accounting. Accounting 2 yrs.. Big Sister 1 yr.. Dean ' s List, Student Senate 1 yr. Gregory Joseph Cobb — Marketing. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Corres. 3, Pres. 3,4, Dean ' s List 3, Intercollegiate Football 1-3, SAE Delegate to the Leadership School, EAB of the Year 3. Jalana Jaye Coggeshall — B.S. Legal Admin. Legal Paraprofes- sional Society 3,4, Brentano Hall; Treas. 4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Phi Tau Derby Day Queen Candidate 3. Sarah Ann Cookman — Pre-Theology. Kappa Chi 1,2, German Club 2,4, UCM 2,4, Harpers 1,2,4, Assist. Student Mgr. 2,4, Musical Madness 1, U-Sing 1, Intramural Sports 1,2,4, Har- laxton 3. Gayle Marie Coomes — B.A. Elem. Education. Newman Cen- tcr T. 4 Dcsn s List Candice Carol Costin— B.S. Psychology. Psi Chi 3,4, Phi Mu 3,4, Alpha Phi Omega 2-4, Psychology Club 1,3,4, Order of Diana 1, Dean ' s List (5 times). Nancy Beth Covington — B.A. Educ. Spec. Education. Chi Omega 2-4, Chap. Corres. 3, Social Chairman 4, Sigma Phi Epsilon Golden Hearts 2-4, Angel Flight 3, SNEA 3,4, ACE 4, Musical Madness 2-4, U-Sing 2-4, Intramurals 2-4, Little 39 Bike All Star Team ' 78. Leanne Cox— B.S. Enviromental Science. Golden Hearts 2-4, Basketball Intramurals 3,4, Volleyball Intramurals 3, Society of Women Engineers 1,2, Amer. Chem. Soc. 1,2. Glenn Robert Craig— B.S. Elect. Engineering. Engineering Club 1, Arnold Air Soc. 1-3, Administrative Off. 2, Liaison Off. 3, Tennis 3,4, Golf 4. Mary T. Craney— B.A. Elem. Spec. Education. Pi Lambda Theta 4. Peggy Jo Cutter— B.A. Secondary Ed. Angel Flight 1-4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Administrative Off. 3, Corres. Sec. 4, Pi Lambda Theta 3,4, Mortar Board 3,4, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4, Mortar Board ' s Study Buddy Comm. Mortar Board ' s Project Comm. Dean ' s List, Wahnse idler English Scholar- ship, Intramural Volleyball 2. Kay Lynnette Dahl— B.S. Bus. Admin. Personnel Mgmt. (Major). Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Personnel Society 3,4, Beta Alpha Epsilon 3, Dean ' s List 1-4, E ' ville Personnel Assoc. Scholarship 3, Intramural Softball 1, Bowling 3. Randall R. Danko— Pre-Theology. IVCF 2 yrs.. Pres. Senior Year. Karen Ann Dassel— B.A. Secondary Ed.— Math. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4, Advert. Chairman 3, V. Pres. 4, Math Tutor 3,4, Pi Lambda Theta 3,4, Telephone Comm. 4, Phi Beta Chi 2-4, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Dean ' s List, SNEA 3,4, Alpha Lambda Delta Freshman Woman Award, Mortar Board Soph. Women Award, Mortar Board Jr. Woman Award, Samuel L. Orr Scholarship, Walter Wahn- siedler Math Scholarship, Academic Alumni Scholarship 1-4. Linda Anne Davidson — BME. Music Education. Sec. 3, Social Chairman 2,3, MENC 2-4, Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4, ASTA 3,4, (sec. 3), Sisters of the Laurel 3,4, Mortar Board 3,4, U-Sing Comm. 3, U-Sing Co-chairman 4, Orchestra 1-4, Pit Orch. 3, Pop ' s Concert 2,4, Intramurals 1, Outward Bound 1, Dean ' s List, Music Scholarship 1-4, Academic Alumni Scholarship 1-4, Ichenhauser Scholarship 3, United Meth. Scholarship 1,2. Henry T. Davis, Jr.— B.S. Biology. Mortar Board 3,4, Blue Key 3,4, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Phi Beta Chi 3,4, Athletic Board 4, Union Board of Dir. 4, Pub. Board 4, Student Congress V. Pres. 3, Energy Board 2, Alumni Board of Dir. 4, Arts Sciences Cur- riculum Comm. 3, Student Congress External Affairs Comm. 2, Student Assoc. Pres., English Coffee Hour Writing Contest 1st place 3, Who ' s Who Among Students of American Col- leges Universities 3, Mortar Board Outstanding Junior 3, Union Board Spec. Events Comm. 2, Homecoming Steering Comm. 2, V. Pres. BI-SCI Club 3, Intramural Swimming 1-3, Cross Country 3. Cynthia Ann DeFur — B.S. Nursing. Honor fraternities, Cam- pus Clubs, Greek Organ., Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Mortar Board 4, Nursing Stu. Fac. Counc. 1,4, Phi Mu 1-4, Member- ship Dir. 4, Panhellenic Rush Revision Comm. 3, lANS 1-4, Pres. 3, Mortar Board Outstanding Jr. Woman 3, Who ' s Who 4, Intramurals 1-4, Musical Madness 1,3,4, U-Sing 1-4. Pamela Lucille Deskin — B.A. All Grades Special Education. Student Counc. for Exceptional Children 1-4, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4, Dean ' s List. Carol V. Dilger — B.A. Elem. Education. ACE 1 yr.. Intramural Softball 3 yrs. Dennis Jay Don — B.S. Criminal Justice. Donna Jo Dooley — B.S. Psychology, Mental Health and Counseling. Psi Chi 3,4, Treas. 4, Alpha Sigma Lambda 3,4, Dean ' s List (3 times). Sarah Beth Dossett — B.S. Psychology. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Psi Chi 3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, Dean ' s List (9 quarters). Jeffrey C. Dougan — B.S. Bus. Admin. (Accounting). B.A.E., Accounting Club, Hughes Hall, Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball 4 yrs. Victor Raymond Dunkel — B.S. Accounting. Accounting Club V. Pres. 4. Herman DeWayne Dyer — B.A. Elem. Education. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, ACE 4, Dean ' s List, Intramural Football 1-3, Soft- ball 3. Suzanne Louise Eaton — B.S. Urban Affairs. Girls of the Gol- den Heart 1-4, Sec. 3, Union Board 1-3, Culture Events Comm. Mem. 1,2, Culture Events Chairperson 2,3, Gymnas- tics Club 3, Student Orientation Leader 3, U-Sing 2, Informal Learning Sequence Comm. Mem. 2, Mortar Board 3,4, Dean ' s List, Political Affairs Club 3,4, Resident Assist. 3, Dorm Intra- murals 1-3. Mark Henry Eickbush — B.S. Nursing. Nat. Student Nurses Assoc. 1, Hale Dorm Coun. 3, V. Pres. Nursing Class 2-4, Stu- dent Orientation Leader 2,3, Intramurals 2,3. Barbara J. Eisner — B.S. Nursing. Michael Joseph Essig — B.S. Business Finance. Beta Alpha Epsilon 2-4, V. Pres. 3, Bus. Club 1,2, V. Pres. 2, Hughes Hall Standing Comm. 4, Constitutional Comm. 3, Dorm Counc. 3,4, Floor Gov. 3,4, Dean ' s List 2-4, Civitan Bus. Plaque, Intra- mural Tennis 2-4, Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 4, Softball 1-4, Bowling 3. Beatrice C. Fentress — Union Board 1, Black Student Union 2, Intramurals. Denise Dages Fields — B.S. Journalism. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Dean ' s List. Cindy K. Fischer — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta, Little Sister of Minerva 1-3, lANS 1,2, ENAP 4, Dean ' s List, Intra- murals. Brenda Fleener — Zeta Tau Alpha 1, Alpha Lamda Delta 1,2, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Pi Lambda Theta 3, Counc. for Except. Children 1-3, Dean ' s List 1-4, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4, Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship 2-4. Jennifer Fletcher — B.S. Nursing. Chi Omega 1-4, Pledge Class Soc. Chairman 1, Suite Mgr. 2, Rush Chairman 3, Panhellenic Rep. 4, Angel Flight 1-4, Rush Chairman 3, Inform. Off. 4, Panhellenic Rep. His. 4, Dean ' s List, State Scholar, Little Major for Donald H. Wright Squadron, of AFROTC and AAS 3,4, Musical Madness 2-4, U-Sing 2, Purple Pride Gang 4. Deborah Lynn Ford — Music Therapy. Alpha Omicron Pi 4 yrs.. Music Therapy Club 2 yrs., Jesse James Day, Basketball Marathon, Musical Madness (pianist). Choir, Opera Work- shop. Kenneth Lester Fuhrman — B.S. Elect. Engineering. Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, Nat. Con. Delegate 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4, Sec. 4, Eta Kappa Nu 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Phi Beta Chi 3,4, The National Dean ' s List 3, Dean ' s List, Academic Alumni Scholarship 2-4, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Institute of Elect, and Elec- tronics Engineering 1-4. Becki Lynne Gaddis— B.S. Nursing. Kappa Chi 2-4, V. Pres. of Programs 4, Sec. 3, Homecoming Comm., Moore Hall 2, Chairman 2, Moore Hall Sec. 3, Chaplain ' s Adhoc Comm. 3, Intramural Volleyball 3. Cheryl Ann Gentry — Para-Legal Assoc. Para-Legal Club Sec. Jayne Ann Gerlach — B.S. Spec. Education. Counc. Except. Children 3,4, Dean ' s List 1-4, U.E. Marching Band 1-3, U.E. Symphonic Band 1-3. Lola Marie Gilliatt— B.A. Art. Phi Mu Sorority 1-4, Sisters of Minerva 2, Student Art Assoc. 1-4, Sec. 3, SNEA 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, NAEA 3,4, Dean ' s List, Musical Madness 1-4, U-Sing 1,2,4, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, 1- 4. Joy Dawn Gilliland — B.S. Nursing. Dean ' s List 1-3. Deborah Ann Gillman — B.S. Accounting. Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Resident Hall Counc. 2,3, Morton Hall Pres. 3, Dean ' s List, Intramural Softball 1,2, Swimming 1,2, Volleyball 2, Football 2. Brenda Ann Goedde — Bachelor of Social Work. Appala- chian Quarterbreak 2-4, Newman Center 2-4, Co-coordinator 3, Indiana Newman Student Conference 2-4, Co-coordinator 4, Phi Alpha Social Work Honorary 4, V. Pres. 4, Social Work Club 2,3, University Year for ACTION 2,3, Dean ' s List. Denise Goldman — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Sec. 2, Jr. Advis. 3, Sr. Advisor 4, Little Sisters of Minerva 2,3, ENAP 4, Dean ' s List. Sandra Jeanne Gonterman — B.S. Nursing. James Michael Gorman — B.S. Psych. Grim. Justice. LAE 3,4. Jan L. Greer — B.A. Spec. Education. Student Counc. for Except. Children 1-4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Phi Lambda Theta 2-4, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4. Vincent Grubbs — B.S. Bus. Administration. Onesiphorous 3,4, Pres. 3,4, Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Dean ' s List (6 qtrs.). Randall Lee Gustafson — 13. A. Marketing Personnel Mgt. RHC V. Pres. 3, Crescent Assist. Advert. 1, Student Congress 4, Mgr. 3,4, Swimming (1 yr.). Suzanne Haddox — B.S. Social Work. Phi Alpha Honorary for Social Workers 3,4, Dean ' s List. Pamela Gayle Hage — Legal Administration. Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Sec. 4, Phi Kappa Tau Sister of the Laurel 1-4, Social 2, Judicial Tribunal 3, Personnel Club 4, Phi Kappa Tau Sweet- heart 2, Musical Madness 3, U-Sing 1, Intramurals. Mark Haggenjos — B.S. Biology. Student Orientation Leader 3,4, Univ. Jud. Board 3, Univ. Library Comm. 3,4, Bi-Sci Club 3,4, Amer. Instit. of Biological Sci. 3,4, Lawn Display Comm. Chairman 3, Bike Race Comm. 3, Dean ' s List, Residence Hall Counc. 3, Academic Scholarship 4, Hughes Hall 1-4, Pres. 3, Big 39 Bike Race 1,2, Res. Assist. 4, Who ' s Who Among American Colleges Univ. 4, AFROTC 1-4, U-Sing 2,3, Musi- cal Madness 1-3, Intramural Sports. Cheryl Ann Haire — B.A. Radio-T.V.-Film Communications. Phi Mu 2-4, Public Relations coordinator 3, V. Pres. 4, Golden Hearts of Sie ma Phi Epsilon 1,2, Alpha Lambda Delta honor- ary soc. for fresnman women 1,2, His., Mortar Board 3,4, Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 4, Students Communications Organ. 1-4, Pledge Class Scholarship Award of Phi Mu Pledge Class of 1976, Dean ' s List (9 times), U-Sing 2-4, Musi- cal Madness 2-4. Corey Allen Hamilton — Student Congress Pres., Phi Kappa Tau V. Pres. and Treas., Univ. Sen. and Pub. Board, Union Board Gal. Chairman, Crescent Managing Editor, Sports Ed., and News Ed., Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Univ., Student Communications Organ., Phi Kappa Tau American Cancer Society Derby Chairman, Intramural Foot- ball, Wrestling, and Softball All-Star. Paula Maria Hammonds — B.A. Education. SNEA 4, Exec. Comm. for ISEA 4, V. Pres. RHC, V. Pres. Brentano Hall 2, Social Chairman Brentano Hall 1, Homecoming Comm. Brentano Hall 2. Ruby Jane Hannel — B.S. Psychology. Ind. Assist, of Nursing Student 2-4, Sec. 3,4, Jud. Board 5, Res. Assist. 3,4, RHC 2, Dean ' s List (2 winter qtrs.). Musical Madness 2, U-Sing 1. Marian F. Harris — B.S. Nursing. Constance Lynn Hartman — Legal Administration. Phi Mu 1- 4, Membership Dir. 3, Pledge Trainer 4, Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha 1-4, Pledge Trainer 3, Rush Chairman 4, Panhel- lenic Rush Revision Comm. 3, U-Sing 1-4, Musical Madness 1- 4, Acettes 4, Intramural Sports 1-4. Diane Carol Helfrich — B.S. Nursing. Dean ' s List 4, Nursing Student Tutor 4, Chemistry Student Tutor 1, Academic Alumni Scholarship 4, Eggers Scholarship 3,4, Duncan Scholarship 1-3. Jill A. Henderson — Bachelor of Music Therapy. Sigma Alpha Iota 3,4, V. Pres. of Pledge Class 4, U.E. Music Therapy Assoc. 1-4, P.R. Chairman 4, Union Board Homecoming Winter Weekend Comm., Marching Band 1,2, Symphonic Band 1-4, Jazz Ensemble 1-4. Lynne Ellen Herzog — B.S. Nursing. Zeta Tau Alpha 1,2, Pledge Class Sec. 1, Little Sisters of Minerva 1-3, Pledge Trainer 2, Pres. 3, Dean ' s List 1, Intramural Volleyball 1,3, Raquetball2. Steven J. Hipfel— B.S. (Pre-Law) Political Science. Phi Eta Sigma, Who ' s Who, Haas Academic Scholarship, Pi Sigma Alpha, Dean ' s List, U-Sing 3, Intramural Football, Swim- ming, Track and Field, Wrestling 1-4, Polit. Affairs Assoc. 2- 4, Pres. 3, Student Congress V. Pres. 4, Jud. Board, History Tutor 2, Polit. Science Tutor 4, Idris Staff 1-3, Phi Kappa Tau 2- 4, Chaplain 3,4, Pledge Trainer 3,4, Student Foundation 4, LinC Staff 4, College Repub. 4, Outstanding Male Sr. 4. Jeffrey Scott Holder— B.S. Radio-TV and Film. Mark Dennis Jordan — B.S. Engineering Management. Phi Kappa Tau 1-4, IEEE 1,2, J. Board 4, Asst. House Mgr. 2, U- Sing 2-4, Musical Madness 2, Intramurals 1-4. Catherine Kachelein— B.A. Elem. Education. SNEA 3,4, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Little Sister of Minerva 1, Moore Hall Dorm Pres. 2, Moore Hall Dorm V. Pres. 2, Dean ' s List 1-4. Kay Lynn Kalena— B.S. Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Bi-Sci Club 1, Harlaxton Soc. 2-4, Scholarship Off. 3, Rush Counselor 4, AOPi Outstanding Jr. Woman 3, Blue Key 3,4, Phi Lambda Theta 3,4, Phi Beta Chi 3,4, Mortar Board 3,4, Union Board 3,4, Union Board Act. Comm. 3, Union Board Act. Comm. Co- Chairman 4, Panhellenic Counc. 3,4, Panhellenic Soc. Off. 4, Panhellenic Presentation Chairman 4, Dean ' s List 1-4 UE Outstanding Jr. Woman, Spring Qtr. 3, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univ. Colleges 4, Alpha Omicron Pi Track Team 2. Louis S. Kanowsky— B.S. Accounting. Phi Eta Sigma Frosh Honorary Soc. (at Purdue) 1, Mortar Board, Treas. 4, Dean ' s List 2-4, Distinguished Stat, (at Purdue) 1, Winner of Indiana Assoc. of CPA ' s Scholarship 4, Alcoa Found. Scholarship Winner 4, Winner of Kneal Extemporaneous Speaking Con- test (at Purdue) 1, Intramural Volleyball (at Purdue) 1. William Duane Kenney— B.S. Computer Science. Kappa Mu Epsilon 3,4, Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Phi Beta Chi 3,4, Baker Street Irregulars 4, Dean ' s List (13 times), Put- nam Math Competition 3,4, Ind. Small-Coll. Math Comp. 3,4, KME Freshman Math Award 3. David Ray Key — B.S. Bus. Administration. Chess Club 1-3, V. Pres. 2, Rifle Club 1,2, Model RR Club 1,2 School Paper 1,2, Assist. Ed. 2, Spec. Forces Group 1, Poll. Sci. Club 1,2, Lit. Maga. 1,2, LinC 4, Assist. Ed. 4, Accounting Club 3,4, War- gaming Club 1,2, V. Pres. 2, IVCF 1,2,4, Math 1,2, Physics Club 1, ASME 2, Engr. Proj. Club 1, College Repub. 4, Nat. Assoc. Of Accts. 4, Dorm Counc. 1,2,4, V. Chairman 2, V. Chairman Bonfire Comm. 1, Dorm Act. Comm. Chairman 1,2, Publications Rd. 4, Constit. Comm. 4, Trivia Quiz 3, Best Engr. Design 1, Dean ' s List. Charles Bernard Kirchlloff— B.S. Marketing. Sigma Phi Epsi- lon 1-4, Asst. Controller 3, Controller 4, Beverage Chairman 2-4, Musical Madness 2, Trivia Quiz 2,3, Intramural Football 1,2,4, Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Swimming 2, Softball 1-4. Walter Klimec— B.S. Alpha Psi Omega 2-5. Patricia C. Kosinski— B.S. Nursing. Crescents of NXA 1-4, Dean ' s List, Rice Gladish Endowed Scholarship, Nursing Scholarship Jr. Yr., Sigma Epsilon A-Go Go Winners 1975. Teresa Lynn Kramer — B.S. Elem. Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Assoc. for Childhood Ed. 1,2, Pi Lambda Theta 1,2, Membership Comm., Phi Kappa Phi 1, Dean ' s List (all times possible), U. Choir 1 yr., Intramural Volleyball 1 yr., O ' Shea Scholarship, Wahnseidler Scholarship, State Scholarship, Academic Alumni Scholarship. Jill Ann Kremer— B.S. Office Administration. Beta Alpha Epsilon (BAE) 4, Dean ' s List, Administrative Mgt. Soc. (AMS) Award 2. Debra Jean Lankford— B.S. Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Sigma Alpha Iota 3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4, U-Sing Co- Chairman 4, Marching, Pep, Symphonic, Band 1-4, Librarian 3 4 Sec. 4. Timothy S. Laughlin— BSCE. Phi Kappa Tau 1-4. Rush Chmn. 3, Jud. Chmn. 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 1,2, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Phi Beta Chi 3,4, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Civil Engr. Club 3,4, Frosh Math Student Award 1, Admission w Distinction 1, Pres. Scholarship 1-4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Musical Madness 2, U- Sing 3, ASTM Student Award 2, Intramural Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1-4, Swimming 1, Wrestling 1, Ping Pong 1,2, Soft- ball, 1,3,4. Debra Ann Lawrence — B.A. Spec. Education. Alpha Lambda Deha 1, Angel Flight 2-4, Pledge Class Info. Off., Chaplain 4, Student Counc. for Except. Children 1,2, Pres. 2, Dean ' s List, U-Sing 1. Susan Frances Leisinger — B.S. Criminal Justice. Chi Omega Sorority 1-4, Lambda Alpha Epsilon 4, Athletic Dir. In Chi Omega 1, Assist. Pledge Trainer in Chi Omega 2, Personnel Chairman in Chi Omega 3,4. Dean ' s List 3, U-Sing 1,2, Musi- cal Madness 3, Intramural Football 1-4, Volleyball 1-4, Bad- minton 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Track 2-4, Bike Team 2. Martha Jean Lindauer — B.S. Nursing. Order of Diana 1,2, (fall qtr. of 3), Pledge Trainer 2, Pres. 3, Alpha Tau Delta 3,4, Sec. 4, I.A.N. S. 3, R.A. of Moore Hall 3. Debra R. Litton— B.S. Nursing. Girls of the Golden Heart of Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, Sec. 4. lASN 1.2,4, Alpha Tau Delta 4. Dean ' s List, Intramural Track 1,2, Volleyball 1. Kathleen Sue Lundy— B.S. Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, IVCF 1, Treas. 2, Pinning Comm., Dean ' s List 1.2, Symphony Orchestra 1,2, Intramural Badminton 1-4, Basketball, Soft- ball, Swimming, Volleyball, Tennis. Cynthia C. Manilardi— B.A. Spec. Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Order of Diana 1,2, Pres. 2, Phi Mu 2-4, Dean ' s List (3 times). Kimberly Christopher Mann— B.S. Mech. Engineering. Dean ' s List, American Soc. of Mech. Engineers, Soc. of Auto. Engi neers, Amer. Soc. of Heating Refrig.. and Air Cond. Engineers, Newman Center 1-4, Student Coordinator 2 yrs. Randolph L. Manning— U-Sing 1,2, Musical Madness 1,2, Union Board Rec. Chairman 2, Union Board Cal. Chairman 3, Student Communication Organ. 3, Union Board of Dir. 4, Cir- cle K 4 (Charter Member), Student Orientation Leader 3, Crescent Ad Manager 3,4, Crescent Writer Reporter 4. Jerome David Marshall— B.S. Accounting— CPA. Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Dean ' s List 2. Thomas O. Mass— B.S. Bus. Admin., Accounting — CPA. Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Chairman Pledge Class 3, Chairman Fund Raising 3, Pres. 4, Accounting Club 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon (Math) 3,4. Michael J. Mathias — Civil Engineering. Amer. Soc. of Civil Engineers 2-4, V. Pres. 4, Gamma Tau 1. Rita Waggoner Mattingly — B.A. Spec. Education. Student Counc. for Except. Children 1-4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Musical Madness 2, U-Sing 1,2. Joseph A. McConnell— B.S. Biology. College Repub. Charter Member 4, Student Congress 4, Chairman of Elect. Comm. 4, Who ' s Who Select. Comm. 4, Chairman of Outstanding Teacher Award Comm. 4, Dean ' s List 4, Outstanding Teacher Select. Comm. 4. James Martin McDowell— B.S. Accounting Finance. Sigma Phi Epsilon 2-4, Nat. Assoc. of Accountants, Accounting Club 4, Sigma Phi Epsilon Athletic Dir. 3, Dean ' s List 1,3, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Softball 2-4. Gae Lynn McKenzie— B.S. Nursing. Dean ' s List 1, Pres. Scholarship, Elwood Burrow ' s Scholarship. Randall Eugene Metcalfe— B.A. Sec. Education. KME 3,4, Phi Eta Sigma 2, Dean ' s List 1-3, Track 1, Football 1-4. Ronald Joseph Metcalfe— B.A. Sec. Education. KME 3,4, SNEA 3,4, Res. Assist. (Hale) 4, Dean ' s List 2,3, Intramural Track 1, Football 1-3, Stu. Assist. Football 4. Michael J. Meunier— Hale Hall Head Res. 1, Dorm Counc. 3, Hale Hall Res. Assist. 2, Dean ' s List, Newma n Center, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, Football 2 yrs.. Wrestling 4 yrs.. 4 time Conf. Champ, 4 time team MVP, MVP in the Conf . Soph, year, Cap. of the Team 3 yrs., 7th Div. II Nationals. Gregory E. Minks — B.S. Journalism. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, Recorder, Alumni Rel. Dir., Pub. Rel. Chairman. Arnold Air Soc. 2, Dean ' s List 3,4, Managing Ed. of Crescent 4, USMC — PLC Program 2-4. Charlotte Yavd Minnette— B.A. Alpha Sigma Lambda 2,4, V. Pres., Dean ' s List. Ann Elizabeth Mitchell— B.S. Nursing. Patricia Anne Mooney— B.S. Spec. Education, Clinical Training Pro. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Dean ' s List 4 times. Stu- dent Member of the Advisory Comm. for Teacher Ed. 1, Member of Student Counc. for Except. Children 1-4, Treas. of Student Counc. for Except. Children 2. Marilyn Annette Moore — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Tau Deha 3,4, Treas. 4, Dean ' s List. Phillip Jay Moore — B.S. Criminal Justice. Dorm Council 3,4. James Lee Morgan — B.S. Environmental Science. Union Board 3,4, Cul. Events Comm. Member Chairman 3, Public- ity Chairman 3, V. Pres. 4, Dean ' s List. Mark Conner Moucton— B.S. Gen. Communications. Jud. Board 3,4, WUEV Sports Dir. 1-4, Dean ' s List. Beverly Lynn (Bond) Mundy — Bachelor Music Ed.— Vocal. Millikin Univ. Deha, Deha, Delta, SAE Little Sister of Min- erva— Millikin U., MENC— Millikin U., Univ. Choir Jr. Sr. year. Michael James Murray— B.S. Criminal Justice. Lambda Alpha Epsilon 1-4, V. Pres. 4. Mark Steven Myrick —B.S. Chem. Business. B.A.E. 3,4, Dean ' s List. Letitia Lou Neuman— B.S. Nursing. Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, Pres. 2, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Intramural Dir. 2 (Morton Hall), U-Sing 1, Dean ' s List. Brenda S. Niehaus— B.A. Sec. Ed.— Math. KME 4, SNEA 3,4, Dean ' s List. Tamera Gay Noble— B.S. Nursing. Phi Mu 1-4, Dorm Counc. 1, Feature Twirler— Band 1,2, Musical Madness 3, Intramu- rals 1-4, All Star Volleyball Team. Peter David Nolan— B.S. Accounting. Dean ' s List (3 times). Varsity Baseball 1,2. Phyllis J. Nordhaus— B.A. Elem. Education. SNEA 4, Pi Lambda Theta 4, Dean ' s List. Patricia Sue Oakley— B.A. Elem. Education. Dean ' s List. Julie Anne Oleksy— B.A. Spec. Education. Student Counc. for Except. Children 1-4, Chi Omega 1,2, Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4, Student Orientation Leader 4, Dean ' s List. Eugene A. Pankake — B.S. Mech. Engineering. ASME, SAE, Engr. Club 1-4, Sec. Treas. ASME 3, Dean ' s List, Intramural Wrestling 1,2, Volleyball 3,4, Softball 2-4. Carol Lynn Parker— B.S. Nursing. IVCF 1-4, Small group leader 1, Small group Coordinator 2, Pres. 3, Cir. Comm. 1, Relig. organ. Adhoc Comm. 3, Spiritual Needs Seminar Chairperson 1, Crescent Relig. page 1, R.A. 2-4, Dean ' s List, Intramurals 1. Kent C. Parr — B.A. Polit. Science — Pre-Law. Phi Kappa Tau 1-4, House Mgr. 2, Corres. Sec. 2, Musical Madness dir. 2,4, Chairman of Pledge Tribunal 3,4, Polit. Affairs Assoc. 3, V. Pres. 4, Student Assoc. of Academics 4, Student Congress 3,4, IFC 3, Pi Sigma Alpha Honorary (poli-sci) 4, Jazz Ensemble I 1-3, Concert Orchestra 1, Band 1, Student Alumni Assoc. 4, Harlaxton Soc. 3,4, Musical Madness 1-4, U-Sing 1-4, Who ' s Who 4, Dean ' s List, Spring Week Trivia Quiz Co-Champ, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Swimming 3. Randall E. Patterson — Marketing. Dean ' s List. Gary R. Pfister — B.S. Civil Engineering. Amer. Soc. of Civil Engrs. Stu. Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Engr. Club 3,4, Advisory Board 4, Phi Beta Chi Honorary, Intramurals, Dean ' s List, Teaching Assist., Honorary Hoosier Scholar, Academic Scholarship. Gayle Marie Pygman — B.A. Secondary Education. SNEA 3,4, Pres. 4, KME 4, Phi Beta Chi 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1-4, Member of Teacher Ed. Advis. Counc. 3, Dean ' s List, Pres. Scholarship, Marching Band Fresh. Year. Randy D. Rademacher — B.S. Accounting. Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, BAE 2,3, Accounting Club 3,4, Hughes Hall Dorm Counc. 1-3, Philanthropic Comm. 3, Homecoming Lawn Display Chairman 4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Who ' s Who 4, Hoosier Scholar 1-4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Track 1,2, Football 3, Volleyball 1-3. Donna Rahm — Music Management. Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4, V. Pres. 3, Univ. Band, Univ. Orchestra, Girls Chorus, Musical Madness, Pops Concert, U-Sing. Glenda J. Ralph— B.S. Nursing. David B. Randle — B.S. Music Management. Phi Eta Sigma 1.2, IVCF 1,2, Treas. 2, Bible Study Leader 2, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 1,2, Mortar Board 4, V. Pres., Phi Kappa Tau 2-4, Corres. Sec. 2, Assist. Treas. 2, Treas. 4, Kappa Chi Fellow- ship 2-4, Treas. 3, U-Sing Dir. 3, Chaplain ' s Advis. Counc. 4, Local Pres. 4, Nat. Pres. 4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges Univ. 4, Pops Concert 1,2, U-Sing 3,4, Musical Madness 3,4. Debra Elaine Rasure — B.S. Nursing. Dean ' s List. Deborah Brown Reid — B.A. Elem. Education. Univ. Year for Action 2, SNEA 4, Dean ' s List. Cheryl Harkness Riley— B.S. Soc. Work. Zeta Tau Alpha 1-3, Corres. Sec. 2, Alpha Lambda Deha 1,2, Treas. 2, Phi Alpha 3,4, (Soc. Work Club), Jr. Panhellenic, Dean ' s List, Musical Madness. Kathy Louise Ringham — B.S. Bus. Admin. — Maj. Marketing. Zeta Tau Alpha, Pledge Class Pres. at Indiana Univ. in Bloomington. Benjamin Tavera Romero — B.A. International Rel. Busi- ness. Inter. Nat. Stu. Club 2 yrs., IVCF 2 yrs., Polit. Sci. Club 1 yr., Spanish Club 1 yr.. International Students Variety Show. Jeanne Rosensteel — B.S. Spec. Education. Pi Lambda Theta 3,4, Choral Soc. 1, Student Counc. for Except. Children 1-4, Hughes Hall Dorm Counc. 1,2, Sec. Stu. Counc. for Except. Children 2, V. Pres. Pi Lambda Theta 4, Program Comm. 4, Dean ' s List 1-4, Choral Soc. 1. Jeffrey Ray Ryan — B.S. Biology. Arnold Air Soc. 1-4, Com- mander 3, Coe College 1, Dean ' s List, Marching Band 2. Linda K. (West) Ryggs— B.A. Spec. Education. SCEC 1-4, Chairperson Dance-a-thon, SNEA 4, Pi Lambda Theta, Stu- dent Catering Mgr. — Harper Dining Center 1,2, Pres. Scholar- ship, Dean ' s List 1-4, High Scholar — Frosh Dorm Women, U- Sing 1,2, Musical Madness 2, Intramural Football 1,2. Michael G. Sabezhaus — B.S. Elect. Engineering. IEEE 1-4, Pres. 1,2. IEEE Stu. Award. Barry Eugene Sanders — B.S. Accounting. Beta Alpha Epsilon 2.3, His. Club 1,2, Accounting Club 1-4, Polit. Affairs Assoc. 1, Student Orientation Leader 3, Hughes Hall Dorm Counc. 1- 4, Res. Hall Counc. 3, Treas. 3, Res. Assist. 4, Hughes Hall Treas. 3,4, Hoosier Scholar 1-4, Academic Alumni Scholar- ship 4, Intramurals 1-4. Neil Saunders — B.A. Sec. Education. Dean ' s List (8 times). Football 3 letters. Soccer 1 letter. Julie Ann Saylor — B.S. Journalism. Who ' s Who in American Colleges 4, Crescent 1,2,4, Editor 4, News Editor 2, Sigma Delta Chi 3,4, Moore Hall His. Reporter 2, Dean ' s List 1-4, Sigma Delta Chi Nominee for Outstanding College Journalist 3, Intramural Softball 1,2, TKE Volleyball Tournament 3. Neil L. Schaefer— B.S. Psychology. Psy Chi 3,4, UE Newman Student Organ. 3,4, Psychology Club 3,4, Dean ' s List 3 times, Hughes Hall Academic Scholarship Award. Angela M. Schultheis — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Alpha Tau Delta 2-4, Student Faculty Rep. 3, Pledge Trainer 4, IDean ' s List. Curtis J. Schum — B.S. Civil Engineering. Greggory Eugene Scott — B.S. Accountant — CPA. Univ. Accounting Club 1-3, Beta Alpha Epsilon 2-4, Social Chair- man 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 2,4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 3,4. Matthew Wayne Seeger — B.S. Interpersonal Communica- tion. Phi Kappa Tau 1-4, Phi Eta Sigma 1-4, Who ' s Who 4, Harlaxton College 3, Harlaxton Soc. 3,4, Crescent 3,4, LinC 3, Student Congress 3,4, Parliamentarian Stu. Con. 4, Pledge Tribunal Musical Madness Dir. 3, Intramural Football 3,4, Musical Madness 3,4, U-Sing 3,4, Stu. Assoc. Mem. Plaza Comm. 3, Blood Drive Comm. 3, Constitutional Review Chairman 4, Pub. Board 3. Donna Marie Seib — B.S. Nursing. Pub. Rel. Comm. 3,4, Holis- tic Hotline Co-Ed. 3,4, Class Treas. 4, NSNA 1, Intramural Volleyball 4, Basketball 4. Robert Joseph Seib — B.S. Elect. Engineering. Engr. Club 1-5, Chairman 4, V. Pres. 5, Eta Kappa Nu 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Institute Of Elect. Electronic Engrs. 1-5, Dean ' s Counc. 3, Phi Eta Sigma 1, Homecoming Float Comm. 3,4, Frosh Engr. Stu. Advisor 4, Dean ' s List 1,3,5, Frosh AESP Ingenuity Award 1, Amer. Soc. of Mech. Engrs. Paper Contestant 1, Intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball 1-5. Paula J. Seufert — B.S. Nursing. Hughes Hall Dorm Counc, Gov. 1, Sec. 2, Musical Madness 2, U-Sing 2, Flag Corp. UE Band 2, Little 39 Bike Race 1, Coach 2,3. Sandra J. Shaver— A.S. Radio TV. Girls of the Golden Heart 2, WUEV 1,2, LinC 1, Dean ' s List 2, Musical Madness 2, Intra- mural Tennis 1, Volleyball 1. Richard Lee Shipley — B.S. Computing Science Marketing. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1-4, Corres. 4, Chron. 2,3, Pledge Trainer 4, Assoc. of Computer Science 1,2, IFC Rep. for SAE 2. Terry James Shipley — B.A. Sec. Ed. Soc. Studies Area Maj. Sigma Phi Epsilon 2-4, News;etter Chairman 2,3, Lambda Alpha Epsilon 1,2, UE Disco Club Founder 4, Union Board 3,4, Stu. Con. 3,4, Services Chairman 4, Audubon Day Co- Chairman 3, Dean ' s List, U-Sing 1, Musical Madness 1,2, Hal Burkhartt Award, Mental Health Assoc. 1st place Essay Award, Stu. Orientation Leader 4, Intramurals 1-4. Frances L. Shrout — B.A. Art Education. Angel Flight 1-4, AnF. Nat. Controller 3, AnF. Exe. Off. 4, Stu. AA Assoc. 1,2,4, SNEA 4, NAEA 4, USO Show 1-4. Kevin Joseph Sievers — B.S. Accounting. Accounting Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Personnel Club 4, Alpha Beta Gamma 1,2, Nat. Assoc. Of Accts. — Stu. Mem. 3,4, Amer. Soc. of Personnel Admin. — Stu. Mem. 4. Joseph G. Sikora — B.S. Drama. Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Pledge Trainer 4, UET 1-4, Soc. Chairman 4, Buddy Barnes Scholar- ship Award. Dee A. Skelton — B.S. Nursing. James Donald Slear— B.A. P.E. HeaUh. Lambda Chi Alpha 1-4, Ed. Chairman 4, Intramural Coordinator 1-4, Univ. Dir. of Intramurals 4, Var. Cheerleader 3,4, Dean ' s List (5 times), U-Sing 2,4, Musical Madness 1-4, Var. Swimming 1-4, Cap. 3,4, Most Outstanding 3,4, 3 Var. Records in Swimming. Lisa A. Spencer — B.S. Nursing. Douglas Stamps — B.S. Mech. Engineering. Who ' s Who Among Stu. In Amer. Univ. Colleges, Amer. Soc. of Test. Materials — 1977 Stu. Award, James F. Sears Physics Scholar- ship, Dean ' s List, Intra. Softball 3, Engr. Club 1, Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, Sec. 2, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4, Pro. Chairman 3, Pres. 4, Phi Beta Chi 2-4, Pres. 3, Blue Key 3,4, Treas. 4, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Teacher Assist. 4. Marcia Elizabeth Stearns — B.A. Elem. Education. Zeta Tau Alpha 1-4, Corres. Sec. 2, Panhellenic Dele. 3, Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, ACE 3,4, Membership Chairman 4, Treas. 4, SNEA 3,4, Pan. Counc. Treas. 3, Chairman of 1977 Pan. Sr. Dinner 2, Stu. Orientation Leader 4, Stu. Advisory Comm. 4, Dean ' s List, UE Academic Alumni Scholarship, U-Sing 1-4, Musical Madness 1,2, Intramurals. Cynthia M. Stofleth — Legal Administration. Chi Omega 1-4, Pub. Rel. 2, Sec. 4, Pan. V. Pres. 3, Dean ' s List, Musical Mad- ness 3, Intramurals: Little 39 2-4. W. Catherine Stone — B.S. Psychology. Newman Center 3,4, Psychology Club 3, Stu. Orientation Leader 3, Trivia Team 3. Andrew Gerald Strieker — B.S. Psychology. Kappa Chi 1-4, Stu. Con. Rep. 3, Elect. Comm. 3, Receiver of Pre-Theology Scholarship 2-4, ROTC Summer Training 3. June Marie Szabo — B.A. Secondary Education. Alpha Lambda Delta 1, TKE Little Sister 3,4, SCEC 1-4, Dean ' s List, Indiana Hoosier Scholar 1-4. Patricia Ann Tabscott — B.S. Pub. Administration. Brentano Hall V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, RHC 4, Intramural Golf 2,3, Bowling 1- 3, U-Sing 2, Dean ' s List, Polit. Affairs Assoc. 1-4, Treas. 4, Union Board 3,4, Winter Weekend Chairman 4, Who ' s Who 4, Commencement Comm. 4. Carmen Marie Talbott — B.A. Sec. Physical Education. Assist. Intra. Dir. for Brentano Hall 1,2, Dir. for Brentano Hall 3,4, U-Sing 2, Assist. Dir. for Bowling 3, Dir. for Women ' s Softball 3, Var. Softball 2-4, Var. Swimming 3,4, Aqua Angels 1-4, Swimming Instruct. 2-4. Charles Edward Tapper— B.S. Criminal Justice. Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-4, Alpha Epsilon 1-4, Dean ' s List, Intramurals. Cynthia Lynne Tepool — B.A. Elem. Education. Golden Hearts of Sigma Phi Epsilon 3,4, Purple Pride Club 4, SNEA 4, Commuter Counc. 4. Robb G. Thiel— BME Music Education. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfo- nia 2-4, Pres. 4, Hist. 3, Aces Marching Band 1-4, Symphonic Band 1-4, V. Pres. 4, Aces Brass Pep Band 1-4, Phi Mu Alpha — Sigma Alpha Iota, Pops Concert 2-4, Univ. Orchestra 3, Var. Track 1, Intramurals 1-4, Percussion Ensemble 1-4, Pro. Music Scholarship 3,4, Dean ' s List. Kristen Thorow— B.A. Spec. Education. IVCF, Counc. for Except. Children — Sec. Dorm V. Pres., Intramurals, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc., Dean ' s List. Teresa Ellen Tounge — B.S. Chemistry Bus. Administration. Phi Mu 1-4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Spec. Ed. 2, Sisters of the Laurel 2-4, Bi-Sci Club 1-3, UE Choral-Ayres 4, Sec- Treas. 4, UE Women ' s Swim Team 3, U-Sing 1,3,4, Dir. 3, Musical Madness 1,3, Dir. 3, Miss U of E 3, Dean ' s List 1,3,4, Little 39 Bike Race 1,2, Team Cap. 2, Intramurals 1,2, Trivia Contest 1,2, Dir. 2, Harlaxton 4, Univ. Women ' s Swim Team 3. Richard Winslow Towle — B.A. Secondary Education. Purple Pride Booster Club 4, Hughes Hall Dorm Counc. 1,2,4, Gov. 1.2, Pres. 4, Res. Hall Counc. 4, Student Nat. Ed. Assoc. 4, Intramurals: Football 1-4, Basketball 1,3,4, Volleyball 3, Soft- ball 1-4, Big 39 2,3. Diana Townsend — B.S. Criminal Justice. Zeta Tau Alpha 1-3, Golden Hearts 2,3, Act. Chairman 3, Lambda Alpha Epsilon 2.3, Soc. Chairman 3, Pan. Asst. Treas. 2, Dean ' s List 2,3, Musical Madness 1-3, U-Sing 1-3, Ace-in-the-Hole Gang 2, Student Booster Club 3, Intramurals: Football 1-3, Softball 2, Tfrsck 1. Donna Susan Tracy— B.S. Nursing. Angel Flight 1-4, Nat. Inform. Off. 2, Nat. Operations Off. 3, Commander 4, R.A. Moore Hall 4, Dean ' s List, U-Sing. Joseph Trice, Jr. — B.A. Sociology. Homecoming Comm. 2, Black Student Union V. Pres. 1,2, Pres. 3, Sociology Club — Pres. 3,4, Dean ' s List 2-4, Mortar Board 3, Sociology Tutor 3,4, Financial Aids Comm. 3, Blue Key Nat. Honor Frat. 3, Pres. 4, Who ' s Who Among Students in Amer. Colleges Univ. 3, Intramurals: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Bowling 1-4, Soft- ball 1-4, Intra. Women ' s Sports Coach 2-4, Black Awareness Week — Co-Chairman 3,4, Cert, in Gerontology 4. Donald E. Turner— B.S. Elect. Engineer. Engr. Club 1-4, Pres. 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, IEEE 1-4, Soc. of Auto. Engr. 1-4, College Repub. 4, Dean ' s Counc. 2, Marching Band 2-4, Sym. Band 2-4, Jazz En. 2,3, Music Minor Scholarship 3, Dean ' s List 1, Intramurals: Golf 1,4, Softball 2. Esther Naomi Turner — B.S. Accounting. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Angel Flight 2-4, Comptroller 4, Beta Alpha Epsilon 2,3, Acct. Club 2,3, Dean ' s List (9 times). Highest GPA in Alpha Lambda Delta Moore Hall 1,2, Scholarships: Ind. State, Freedom of Choice, Whirl., Bus. Women ' s Inter. Alumni. Gloria Joyce Van Houten — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Lambda Deha 1, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Outward Bound 2-4, Service Comm. 4, Moore Hall Scholastic Award 2,3, Dean ' s List. Karen Elizabeth Varda — B.S. Nursing. Brentano Hist. 2. Monica Vest — B.S. Journalism. Crescent 1,3, Reporter, News Ed., Man. Ed., Photo Ed., Dean ' s List 2,3, Dorm Counc. 2,3, LinC 3, Photo Ed. Lisa Ellen Wagner— B.S. Soc. Work. Phi Alpha 4, Dean ' s List. Cynthia Lou Weightman — B.A. Music Education. Sigma Alpha Iota 1-4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Treas. 4, U-Sing Comm. 2,3, Dorm. Counc. 2, U. Choir 1-4, Chorale Soc. 1-4, Dean ' s List, Pop Concert 2-4, Pop ' s Core Comm. 4, R.A. 3,4. Robert Alan Weis— B.S. Biology. Bi-Sci Club 1-4, IVCF 1-4, Dorm Counc. 4. Brent Rudolph Welz — B.S. Engineering Management. Ind. State Scholarship 74-78, Potts Scholarship. Elizabeth Ann Welz — B.S. Bus. Admin. Marketing. Beta Alpha Epsilon 1, Circle K 1, Dean ' s List. Anita Ardean Wiggam — B.S. Nursing. Arnold Air Soc. 3,4, Pres. Morton Hall 2, Res. Hall Counc. 2, USAF POC 3,4. Catherine Faye Wilhite— B.S. Nursing. Asst. Sec. 2, Pub. Rel. 3, Chi Omega 1-4, Pan. Counc. 3,4, Pan. Pres. 4, Gavel Group 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Girls of the Golden Heart 2,3, Pur- ple Pride Gang, Dean ' s List, Highest PGA Pledge Class Award, Musical Mad ness 1-4, U-Sing 3,4, Acettes 1,4, Acad. Alumni Award Winner, Nursing Scholarship, Intramurals: Tennis 3,4, Paddleball, Basketball, Softball, Badminton. Stephen J. Willem — B.S. Bus. Administration. Phi Kappa Tau 1-4, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 2, Record. Sec. 2, Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Coll. Repub. 4, Chairman 4, Dean ' s List 9 qtrs., U-Sing 2,3, Musical Madness 2, Phi Kappa Tau Frat. Found. Scholarship 3, Nat. Assoc. of Accts. Outstanding Jr. Account- ing Student for UE 3, Big 39 Bike Race 3, Intramural Basket- 182 ball 2,3. Lauri A. (Lewis) Willson — B.S. Psychology. Blue Key 3,4, Psi Chi 3,4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Res. Hall Counc. 2, R.A. 3, Dean ' s List 1-4, Intramural Part. 1-3. Steven D. Winkler — B.S. Finance Personnel Management. Lambda Chi 1-4, Dean ' s List. Nancy Ann Wilsbacher — B.S. Business. Football Homecom- ing Rep. 3, Phi Mu 1-4, Pledge Class Sec. 1, Soc. Chairman 4, House Chairman 3, Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Lambda Chi TMpha Crescents 3,4, Circle K 4, Bob Lamey Mem. Schp. 3, Harlaxton 2, Dean ' s List (2 times). Patricia A. Wilsbacher — B.A. Elem. Education. Alpha Phi 3,4, Treas. 4, Phi Kappa Phi 3,4, Choir 2, U-Sing 2, E ' ville Cho- rale Soc. 1, USO Show 1-3, Arnold Air Queen Cand. 3, Assoc. for Childhood Ed. 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Angel Flight 1-4, Pledge Class Commander 1, Drill Com- mander 3, Supply Off. 4, Dean ' s List, Mortar Board Outstand- ing Soph. Women Award, Sharon Hurst Schp. Award for the Highest Ranking Frosh Women. Christina M. Winternheimer — B.S. Bus. Admin. (Account- ing). Beta Alpha Epsilon 3,4, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, Acct. Club 3,4, Dean ' s List (9 times). Whirl. Bus. Schp. 77 78, Cred. Women ' s Inter. Schp. ' 77, Amer. Soc. of Women Accts. ' 78. Rita Elaine Wiseman— BME. Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2, Phi Kappa Phi 4, Pi Lambda Theta 3,4, Sigma Alpha Iota 1-3, Dean ' s List, Jr. Honors Recital, Music Schp. Winner, Bren- tano Hall Schp. Award 2,3, Pop ' s Concert 2, U-Sing 2,3, Marching Band 1, U. Choir 1-4, Intramurals. Gerri S. Wittman— B.S. Bus. Administration. Acct. Club 1,2, Beta Alpha Epsilon 2-4, Choral-Ayres 2, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, Chap. Eff. Index Chairman of BAE 3,4, Intramural Sports 1,2, U-Sing 1, Dean ' s List. Ann Elizabeth Wright — B.S. Computing Science. Assoc. for Computing Science 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Dean ' s List. Cheryl Sue Wright— B.A. English. Alpha Omicron Pi 1-4, Song Leader 3, Schp. 4, Spring Day Comm. 2, Musical Mad- ness 2-4, U-Sing 1. Dale Alan Wyant— B.A. Mathematics. ACS 1, Arnold Air Soc. 1-4, Liaison Off. 2, Deputy Commander 3, Comptroller 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 2-4, Program Chairman 4, Intramurals; Volleyball 1,2, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Bowling 1,3,4. Donna Yount — B.S. Nursing. Alpha Tau Delta — Pledge Trainer — V. Pres., Flag Girl 3 yrs., Dean ' s List. Roger Ramon Zehr — B.S. Music Management. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia 1-4, Hist. 2, Pres. 3, Chaplain 4, Phi Eta Sigma 1,2, V. Pres. 2, Pop ' s Concert 1-4, Core Plan. Comm. 4, U. Orchestra Mgr. 3,4, Dean ' s List, Acad. Alumni Schp., Music Mj. Schp., Marching Band 1-4, Sym. Band 1-4, U. Orchestra 1,2, Jazz Ensemb. 1,2, Brass En. 1,2, Intramurals: Football 4, Volleyball 4, Cross Country 4, Basketball 4, Softball 4, Track 4. Kenneth Jeffrey Myers — BS Chemistry. Jeff, a member of the class of 1979, graduated two years early in 1977. He missed getting in the LinC then so we put him in now. Lambda Chi Alpha First Row: Dave Contreras, Jim Slear, Rey Mazzocco, Bruce Wilkie, Frank Pumping Iron Kissel. Second Row: Greg Bull Betz, Dale Naylor, Paul Estridge, Mark Rice, Dave Provost, Dan Lutes, Jeff Kapler. Third Row: Larry Cline, Darren Coltrane, Dave Interview Merrick, Terry Cannon, Terry Russell, Keith Loehrlein, Jeff Scott, Steve Beck. Fourth Row: Ray Boo Littleton, Steve Wright, Vince Deliverance Netherland, Scott Pleiss, Mike Hoffmaster, Mike Ernstes, Don Hanna, Charlie Scott. Fifth Row: Joe Geiss, Greg Holland, Scot Ward, Scott topper Topczewski, Rob Signs Stephenson, Ed Link, Dale Moore, Madjid, Doug Dilk. Sixth Row: Dave Rhiver, Keith Films Dickens, Bernie Mackell, Denny Price, Ray Streight, Jay Farmer, Cool Ray Richmond, Craig Savage, Bill Fahey, Paul Rioux, The Tuxedo Twins Jim Perk Perkins and Mickey Styx Grimm. Seventh Row: Henry Shysterlock Watkins, Brian Leary, Steve Winkler, Jim Steinhart, Dan Buck, Greg Geiss, Steve Holland. Phi Kappa Tau j Top to Bottom— First Row: Mike Lloyd, Ralph Bork, Jack Cartwright. Corey (i Hamilton. Second Row: Mike Beckman, Steve Seitzinger, Walt Stutz. Third I Row: Bowie Abercrombie, Frosty Brabec, Brian Nelson. Fourth Row: John i Hyde, Gabe Reising, Mark Gillespie, Mark Jordan, Tim Otte, Gary Goodman, i Todd Jordan, John Kincheloe, Mike Scarpa, Tom Millay, Mike Koberstein, Gary ; Henthorne, Tim Laughlin. Fifth Row: Mark Fenn, Dave Flynn, Dave Randle, ; John Gaca, Matt Seeger, Tom Rosenberger, Kent Parr, Jeff Demontigny, Steven ii Hipfel, Kevin Seitzinger. Sixth Row: Steve Willem, John Braun, Brad Baer, Brad ' Bath, Steve Sieg, Brian Pagano, Kevin Ulam, Jim Palmer. The Sisters of the Laurel First Row: Lisa Wofal, Terresa Phillips, Cindy Moddy, Alberta Kinney, Letty Neuman. Second Row: Becky Wilkinson, Kim Pazuk, Jeff DeMontigney, Rhea Crane, Debbie Lankford. Third Row: Elaine Butler, Judy Klosterkemper, Theresa Franz, Alice Lannan, Lisa Helt, Karen Latham, Debbie Hoehn, Sue LaGrange, Denise Hallet, Carol Eggers, Marcia Sterns, Lin Davidson. Sigma Alpha Epsilon A 1 1 SAE turned 21 this year. Celebrants were, First Row: Kyle Shortridge, Jay Neuiin, -A H Rick Roll. Rob Messinger, Rick Shipley, Bryan Duetch, J. P. Moseley. Jim 1. A. J — I Shackelford. Second Row: Mark Oberholtzer, Curt Richter, D. J. Record, Chuck Cherry, Frank Murphy, Creg Fox, Jim Hanold, Greg Cobb. Third Row: Tim Pride. Andy Douglas. Terry Hart. Jim McEntarfer. Greg Utley. Terry Burks. Rick Taylor, Dennis Haire, Nick Procter, Mike Neuman. Not Pictured: Chris Carpenter, Ron Christian, Jim Hammon, Dan Sparrow. John Reiner, Matt Clark, John Bargorhoff. Dan Noel. Bob Cravens, Ted Johnston. 188 The Little Sisters of Minerva First Row: Marie Schnarr, Denise Shields, Dawn Stiltz. Second Row: Martha Seaton, Lou Ann Moore, Susan Carter, Rita Chenowith, Jane Johanningsmeier. Not Pictured: Denise Canter, Kim Meyer, Anita Obert. 189 Sigma Phi Epsilon The Girls of the Golden Heart First Row: Chris Coglianeese, Greg Wilson, Mark Sizemore, Kevin Plymate, Tim Wright. Dave Rearick, Dave Harper. Second Row: Eric McCombs, Rob Ziehnski. Eric Tanner, Mike Graves, Bob Bales, Ron Martin, Dave Snell, Jay McClaron, Brad Quist. Third Row: Mark Hite. Dave Blake, Rick Patterson, Pat McGee, Derek Peterson, Tom Abbott, John Fleena, Scott Blake, Dave Mensing, Brian Dormeier, Robin Bitting, Sherman Burton, Jerry Tiede, Terry Graves, Gary Ruble, Mitch Paris. The Order of Diana Top to Bottom, Left to Right: Karen Lindsley, Jan Boyk, Denise Aichele, Cindy Deaton, Lori Mitchell, Lisa Van Duyn, Cathy Crutchfield, Maureen Mack, Tracey Silver, Donna Todd, Melitta Kessner, Diane Dormeier, Maggie Bragdon, Beth Taylor, Beth Paurazas, Grace Snedeker, Sue Whaling, Lee Ann Price, Lynn Durnil, Marcia Beatty, Leah Severs, Lynn Nash, Melissa Kessner, Kathy Palmer, Lana Korff, Alica Combs, Beth Killian, Eric McCombs, June Szabo, Jayne Blackburn, Susie Oswald, Linda Stickle, Ann Moyer, Lorraine Barter. Alpha Omicron Pi First Row: Linda Stickle, Geri Farlow, Pam Adams, Jane Adams, Colleen Sheehan, Karen Repphan, DeVonne Rollenson, Pam Kaatz Anne Buechlein. Second Row: Nancy Hawkins, Kristi O ' Bryan, Lisa Bridge, Cyndi Sparrenberger, Sherri Pyle, Linda Capin, Becky Admire, Julie Baumeier, Julie Johnson, Elissa Raeber, Cheryl Wright, Jocelyn Radcliff, Marcia Hecox, Donna Scheller. Third Row: Kathy Nelson, Martha Owen, Chris Allison, Linda Gray, Debbie Arnold, Patty Kiser, Karen Kappler Michelle Miles, Cindy Kaelin, Lynn Foshee, Karen Chaney, Jennie Wells, Tammy Ward, Juh Cobb, Tammy Coleman Tracie Seibt, Sue LaGrange, Lynda Weldon, Ann Tretter, Sharon Miller, Kathy Buchanan, Becky Shipley. Not Pictured: Patty Williams, Karen Perkins, Pam Hage, Jane Simpson, Donna Deicken, Judy Bell, Kristin Ahnquist, Jenny Elbert, Kay Kalena, Ann Tevebaugh, Sarah Short, Susan Hardesty, Patti Miles, Cathy Gleason, Vivian Copeland, Tricia Behrens, Chris Deering, Anna Schuhheis, Barb Norman, Susan Jenkins, Amy Arend. 194 Alpha Phi Sorority Members pictured of the Alpha Phi Sorority are from left to right: First Row: Jenny Aldrich, Missy Litchtenwalter, Lisa Van Duyn, Patrice Pruitt, Beth Taylor, Gail Tusing. Second Row: Alice Lannon, Susie Oswald, Jayne Gray, Lori Mitchell, Maggie Bragdon, Marie Wheeler, Susie Worthington, Tracy Manis, Sally Edwardson, Mari Bussing, Lisa Pitts. Third Row: Carol Eggers, Kim Mastison, Pat Wilsbacher, Susae Shaikewitz, Julie Huck, Susan Haley, Debbie Collins. Fourth Row: Robbie Camp, Tracy Silver, Vickie Raab, Donna Todd, Lisa Miller, Kim Pazuk, Jan Boyk, Shellie Orman. II ZetaTau Alpha Bottom: Leah Severs. First Row: Mary Duffey, Michelle Jackson, Ellen Townsend, Maria Beatty, Nancy Lohoff, Deanna Thomas. Second Row: Susan Miller, Rebel Brown, Chris Middleton, Susan Wheeler, Carol Wolfram, Kathy Willson, Gail Geiselman, Nera Charnekar, Karen Williams, Shelby Hoffman. Third Row: Diana Townsend, Ruth Schuerman, Marie Cici, Marie Scharr, Karen Thomas, Cindy Davis, Sandra Thomas, Bev Skur, Janet Clements, Jamie Maier, Brenda Coble, Deanna Thompson. Fourth Row: Anita Obert, Chris Brackman, Maureen Gootee, Susan Carter, Susie Piasecki, Gayle Bauer, Kristin Zimmerman, Marcia Stearns, Renee Anderson, Pam Dewey, Debbie Smith, Annie Angermeier, Jenny Johnson, Peg Johnson. Fifth Row: Julie Matz, Kim Kirschner, Janice Klein, Julie Johnson, Terri Stowe, Makaila Blackburn, Lana Koff, Daria Raber, Cindy Simmons, Theresa Weidman, Brenda Smith, Karen Fasold. I I 1% Phi Mu Sorority 4Vp«irJ(! ( ' iri ' Pwiiflfiit ficrarloiij Tr pn ' ;uto« TPpffgf rjjoino T ' onlirfh we P(pif ' : plnhi« Upiiihp 5fHp llntuerBit nf iEuansutlk 1978-79 vtet |ilf(rtcc( (Die: Qfoiiin Cob«6 n , 197 Chi Omega First Row: Chris Cords, Debbie Davis, Debbie Dausman, Susan Slanina, Jennifer Fletcher, Jane Wolf, Liz Hyde, Cindy Stofleth, Lisa Cutter, Cathy Wilhite, Leslis Roe, Lisa Harpenau, Molly Sauer Second Row: Sheila Hyde, Susie Snyder, Lauri Gunderson, Lynn Honan, Patty Sprigler, Lisa Thweatt, Sandy Gunther, Nancy Covington, Sue Leisinger, Deanna Brumbaugh, Linda Winters, Terri Kranivetter Third Row: Lynne Kaelble, Becky Mabe, Katty Haigh, Shaw n Bobbett, Julie Hirsch, Diana Cabrerd, Faith Pottschmidt, Rita Hagedorn, Cheryl Rehschler, Margie Provost , Karen Rafferty, Betsy Carter, Linda Schmitt, Shari Lehmkuhl, Polly Miller Fourth Row: Laurie Alexander, Gail Kranaw etter, Kristy Dehority, Jeanne Rose, Laura Haemmerle, Diana Garrett, Tammy Moyer, Julie Patry, Priscilla Wischmeier, Nancy Erler, Martha Disler Fifth Row: Jennifer Jacobi, Meribeth Richardt, Janet Templin, Laura Pomatto, Sheryl Hornbrook, Darla Dausman, Tammy Monroe, Karen Wilhite Sixth Row: Karen Leach, Lisa Like, Paula Boyles 198 1 Wallace B. Graves President of the University of Evansville 200 James Ladd Vice President of Development 201 Charles M. Evans Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Norine Keller Dean, Student Affairs Gary Lynch Dean, School of Bus. Adm. Patrick D. McDonough Dean, College of Fine Arts Lois Merrill Dean, School of Nursing 202 Earl M. Tapley Dean, School of Graduate Studies John R. Tooley Dean, School of Engineering Department of Music We regret that processing delays left insufficient time for identification. History and Geography First Row: Dr. Philip Ensley, Dr. Orville Jaebker, Dr. Thomas Fiddick. Second Row: Larry Smith, Dr. Jerry Kendall. College of Alternative Programs First Row: Elain R. Weiman, Assitant Director of Continuing Education; Bessie F. LaBudde, Director of External Studies. Second Row: Dean Larraine R. Matusak, Assistant Dean Richard S. Hansen, Director of Continuing Education. Third Row: Randall D. Brown, Assistant to the Dean; Peggy Jack, Director of the Institute of Fme and Performing Arts, Roger H. Sublett, Director of Special Programs. Left to Right: Ron Davaisher, Clarence Winternheimer, Dr. B. C. Lee, Dr. John Tooley, Dick Blandford, David Mitchell, Paul Funk, James Lott, Wihiam J l nSHlGGrillS Mitchell, Max Casler, Bruce Mabis. O O Left to Right: Phillip Ott, William Connolly, Wayne Perkins, Bruce Paternoster. Philosophy and ReUgion 205 The School of Education First Row: Sylvia Moore, Dr. Janet Hartman, Dr. Wilma C. Shafer. Second Row: Dean Ronald E. Goldenberg, Dr. Dewey Moore, Dr. Joel Dill, Dr. Ivan Ward, Dr. Stan Rachelson, Dr. Ralph Templeton, Dr. Rexel Brown. 206 Nursing Left to Right: Mary Titzer, Jane Smith, Mary Ann Spencer, Mike Perlow, Stacey Northcote, Kay Harris, Ann Corrigan, Rita Behnke, Jean Falls, Jan Young, Debbie Marshall, Karen Wendt, Vivian Davenport, Helen Smith, Madeline Burns, Linda Alvers, Pam Enlow, Melissa Vanderveer. Left to Right: Joan Kiely, Kathy Scheller, Kay Roberts, Joyce Dungan, Dorothy Houseman, Thelma Brittingham, Joy Suhrheinrich, Jane Kordana, Morjorie Johnson, Dorothy Stephens, Debby Aders, Cecilia Gerleman, Susan Nunchuck, Mary Kay Hermann, Cindy Sublett, Brenda Nichols, Peggy Graul, Nadine Coudret, Cheryl Griffith, Jo Ann Alexander, Sue Atkinson. 207 First Row: Gene Bennett; Melba Patberg. Second Row: Clarence Buesking, Clark Kimberling, Dennis Hopkinson, Robert Knott. Department Math 208 Tamera Abell, Marjorie Ahern, Kim Albert, JoAnn Allison, Renee Anderson, Linda Anger, Christine Arnett, Felecia Ashby, Julia Babel, Phyllis Beckman, Elizabeth Behnke, Mary Bergdolt, Tamera Beyl, Donna Bickett, Lisa Bottles, Rebecca Boulds, Jerri Boyd, Janice Boyk, Barbara Brown, Rebecca Brown, Juanita Broyer, Cecelia Buechlein, Monica Bultenmeier, Deana Burdette, Carolyn Bush, Susan Carter, Nancy Christensen, Theresa Clark, Mary Clayton, Jalana Coggeshall, Alice Combs, Joan Crawford, Nancy Croker, Peggy Cutter, Barbara Dabney, Mary Ann Dahmer, Cynthia Deaton, Paula Degener, Alison Desik, Pamela Dewey, Catherine Donaher, Patricia Dowell, Lind-a Duke, Jonna Edwards, Julienne Eickhoff, Mary Elder, Sandra Elliott, Rhonda Emmons, Joan Ernst, Karen Everett, Geri Farlow, Karen Fasold, Elaine Fetta, Jennifer Flynn, Camilla Fowler, Betsy Fox, Gail Geiselman, Christin Getz, Jeannine Gorgas, Elizabeth Grayson, Beverly Guidara, Janet Hackenbracht, Suzan Hall, Paula Hammonds, Beth Hancock, Suzanne Harding, Carolyn Harris, Sandra Hartley, Melissa Hayden, Ronda Hayes, Janice Heath, Catherine Helpling, Nancy Hill, Shelby Hoffman, Sharon Hopf, Wendy House, Melanie Hughes, Michelle Jackson, Elizabeth Jerrell, Judy Johnson, Julie Johnson, Sylvia Johnson, Jan Johnston, Shirley Jones, Lynne Kaelble, Kim Kahl, Melissa Kessner, Kimberly Kirschner, Patricia Kiser, Nita Kissel, Janice Klein, Kathleen Knapp, Karen Kniep, Sharon Koenig, Maria Lain, Alice Lannon, Karen Levesque, Katheryn Licht, Patricia Lindauer, Kristi Lytton, Jamie Maier, Jean Martin, Cheryl Matheis, Carole Mattingly, Julie Matz, Claire Mauzy, Barbara McAfee, Loreeta McClard, Lisa McGaughey, Doris Meeks, Linda Mercker, Chris Middleton, Barcia Miller, Sharon Miller, Margaret Monroe, Mary Morgan, Pamela Murphy, Anna Myers, Janell Nalley, Donna Norris, Anita Obert, Melinda Odle, Barbara Onley, Shellie Orman, Julia Paul, Kim Pazuk, Tamera Panix, Karen Perkins, Betty Phieler, Laura Phipps, Laura Poamtto, Deanna Porter, Faith Potschmidt, Nancy Preuss, Julia Price, Lisa Raibley, Rhonda Reisz, Karen Rapphan, Debora Reynolds, Paula Riggs, Maria Rivers, Keri Robertson, Susan Robinson, Denise Ryan, Aurelia Sallee, Carol Sandage, Lori Schinnerer, Marie Schnarr, Ellen Schneck, Cynthia Simmons, Pamela Skaggs, Mary Skrine, Raejean Soard, Cynthia Solomon, Brenda Stallbaum, Kay Stanhope, Terri Steinkamp, Janice Steltenpohl, Susanne Stemler, Tracey Stewart, Karen Stoner, Terri Stowe, Patricia Tabscott, Susan Taylor, Susan Tevault, Diane Thomas, Karen Thomas, Deanna Thompson, Donna Thul, Denise Vandermuellen, Jo Vaughn, Christina Walker, Kristin Weis, Jennie Wells, Tamera Wertz, Linda Wessic, Susan Wheeler, Sue Wilder, Janet Williams, Karen Wlofe, Carol Wolfram, Carol Wright, Beth Zutter. Clifton Allen, Thomas Atkins, Bradley Harris, Don Hellmann, John Parker, Ronald Parker, Michael William Baldwin, Pat Bales, John Henry, Dennis Herr, Steven Hipfel, Payne, Robert Patrik, Hung Pham, Bargerhuff, Brett Barnet, Michael Gerard Homer, Po Ching Huang, Mark Pierce, Robert Pompilio, Barnhill, Bradley Bath, Davis William Hutchins, James Joseph Pondo, James Pottast, Tom Ballamy, Donald Berry, Jeffery Hutchinson, John Jacobs, Charles Powell, Jimmy Prior, Mark Rafferty. Bertsch, Dennis Bird, Paul Blisk, Jenkins, Charles Johnson, David Leo Reed, David Rees, Pete Rehfuss. David Bohlmann, Robert Borst, Johnson, Gregg Johnson, Scott Jones, John Reiner, Kenneth Riordan, Mike Roland Bracher, William Bradley, Steven Jones, Mike Ketzner, David Ritchis, James Roane, James Robling, Steve Brenton, Mark Brewster, Mark Key, Daniel Kleinknecht, Michael Charles Rogers, Thomas Rosen- Brierton, Thomas Brown, Keith Koberstein, Jurgen Koch, Matthew berger, Donald Schmalholz, Ken Bundy, Patrick Burns, John Koeller, Edward Kucer, Leonard Schroering, John Schroth, Curt Bushman, Alex Cabrera, David Kuwani, Gregg Leighton, Bruce Schum, Robert Seitzinger. Steven Carter, Ralph Carter, Philip Lamna, Richard Lundewall, Robin Seitzinger, Lea Selvey, Steven Seig, Chandler, Victor Chewning, Gillerto Luse, Steve Maier, James Makawa, Kevin Sievers, Leroy Simmons, Mark Chipenda, Steven Christner, Justin Wilham Maloney, Charles Mannix, Skinner, Gregory Smith, Steven Clements, William Combs, Richard Ronald Martin, Daniel Martyn, Smith, Robert Sneli, Doug Stamps, Conrad, Glenn Craig, James Vincent Mathews, Kevin McCarthy, Kent Stanhope, Jeff Stephens, Cunningham, Gregory Davis, Robert Ron McDonald, Danny McWhorter, Gordon Stevens, Bill Strader, Rick Dearing, Jeffery Demontigny, Scott Daniel Meek, Steven Mannen, Randy Stucky, Walter Stutz, Gulham Dompke, Charles Doty, Warren Metcalfe, Ron Metcalfe, Mike Sumer, Norbert Talbott, Charles Dressier, John Dunda, Rodney Edds, Meunier, Thomas Michler, Mark Tapper, Chris Timme, Cesar Torres, Randy Emerson, Eric English, John Mikel, Daniel Miller, Michael Don Turner, Tim Tyler, Kevin Ulam, Farrar, Robert Ferry, David Flynn, Mitchell, Jon Mix, James Moody, Steven VanAnda, Gary Voegel, John Keith Foster, Mark Kendrick. Glen Brent Moore, Warner Moses, Scott Walther, Anthony Ward, Lawrence Fuller, John Gaca, Chris Gerlach, Murray, Kevin Myers, Brian Nichter, Watson, John Weaver, Raymond Aboul Giwa, Chris Hall, Matt Hall, Pete Nolan, Geoffery Nsofu, David Webber, Glenn Weightman, Robert James Hammon, Rich Hanebutt, O ' Brian, Gary Olson, Roger Padgett, Weis, Dale Wyant, Roger Zehr, Joseph Hanner, Mark Hardaway, Robert Padgett, Gary Paksi, Jeffery Robert Zielinski, Timothy Zirkle. 212 Hughes Hall Richard Adams, Hassanein Al-Nakeeb, James Alexander, Paul Anderson, Scott Armstrong, Katrina Askew, Ibrahim Atakar, James Bailey, Kenneth Balzo, Michael Ballard, Suzanne Barnard, Richard Blaum, Leslie Blenner, James Blunk, John Boeka, Audrey Bonner, Susan Borth, Mike Bowen, Charles Brown, Michael Brown, Terry Bruce, George Brunemann, John Buckles, Stephen Bueshler, Kenneth Burke, Angela Callari, Lyndia Campbell, Sherill Canary, Karen Carlson, Elizabeth Carter, Rockney Carter, David Cassidy, Robert Charles, Anita Charnedar, Farooq Chaudhry, Tari Clamme, Cynthia Clipp, Chris Coglianese, Steven Companiott, Susanne Conner, Carla Cook, William Cooper, Linda Cowell, Sandra Crabtree, Harrison Daniels, Susan Davis, Danald Dawson, Diane Deaton, Didin Didin, Tony Digiacomo, James Donegan, Jeffery Dougan, Todd Dougan, Cary Dukes, Ruth Dunn, Steven Durham, Dennis Dyer, Tim Eby, Lynne Edens, JoAnn Edwards, Frank Ehrensback, Thomas Eineman, Cynthia Elliott, Alexander Elmes, Victor Emanual, Mary Ertel, Mike Essig, Patti Fait, Abolghasse Falamarzian, Karla Farmer, Ku rt Farmer, Sheree Farmer, Carol Fenneman, Ken Fuhrman, Carmen Gaebler, Brenda Gibson, Marylyn Gibson, Joy Gilliland, Joseph Gordon, Matt Gregg, Nancy Griffith, John Guillaume, Derek Gustafson, Mark Hagenjos, Cynthia Hamilton, Keith Hamilton, Tin Hansen, Brian Harper, Dave Harper, Terry Harris, Tim Harris, Deborah Hathaway, Ed Hauenstein, Jodie Haupt, Thomas Heaton, Julie Herrli, Robert Hill, Theresa Hoeper, Diane Hoon, Karl Houghland, Susan Hubbard, Matt Huffman, Marty Hughes, Connie Hunefeld, Randy Hunt, Anuchit Jirasetpatana, George John, Peggy Johnson, Cynthia Joldersma, Jo Jones, John Jones, Todd Jordan, Mark Kandrac, Turgut Kavusturucu, Donnamarie Keeley, Paul Kendle, Melitta Kessner, Aydm Kharezi, Gary Kilburn, Michael King, Diane Klein, Steven Knierem, Joy Knofmeier, Michael Kramer, Steven Kreitzer, David Kuehn, Timothy Kwitny, Matt Lane, Brian Lanham, Judy Larimore, Karen Latham, Everett Latta, Richard Lawson, Sharon Lindsey, Bruce Locke, Gary Long, John Loreaux, Sharon Lorenz, Danny Lucas, Ralph Mackie, Gregory Maharg, Dennis Maier, Ellen Make, Naeem Malik, Matt Manliguis, Jayne Marbach, Angela Marshall, Jerome Marshall, Thomas Mass, Michael Mather, Luella Mathis, Harry Mayfield, Nancy Mayfield, Patricia McCafferty, Jeffery McClellan, Kirk McClure, Eric McCombs, Martin McClune, Keith Mcintosh, Jeannette McKay, Tommy Herriman, Don Meyer, Phillip Meyerrose, Alan Michalec, David Miller, Leesa Miller, Robert Miller, James Mills, William Mitchum, Richrd Monsey, Dwight Moody, Phillip Moore, David Morkal, Robert Morton, Lisa Moser, Margaret Moser, James Murray, Mark Nelson, Jimmy Neuman, Marcia Nichloas, James Nichols, Valeris Nissen, Shafa Noon, Sally Norgard, Mary Nowacki, Mike Onley, Paul Orner, Jim Ozga, Richard Pease, Cheryl Pfaff, Kerb Pomerance, Jean Prem, Patrice Pruitt, Gayle Pygman, Randy Rademacher, Shan Rademacher, Vickie Raney, Shirley Raupp, Cheryl Ray, David Reed, Tim Reed, Beth Reger, Luann Reger, Curt Richter, Sandra Riehle, Curtis Roberts, Ray Roberts, Barbara Robinson, Robert Robinson, Jeanne Rosensteel, Dennis Russak, Jeff Ryan, Mark Sabelhaus, Victor Sabelhaus, Barry Sanders, Jerry Sanders, Kim Sanders, Michael Scarpa, Keith Schepers, Dana Schlegel, Jeffery Seals, Paula Seufert, Timothy Showalter, Mark Sizemore, Jaye Sleppy, Janice Slopsema, Carl Smead, Danelle Smith, Debra Smith, Jennifer Smith, Thomas Sonderman, Nanette Souders, Peter Souris, Alisa Spencer, Brian Stansifer, Douglas Stewart, Joseph Story, Jody Stouffer, Ray Stroud, Charles Stuffle, David Sturges, Levent Tarhan, Greg Taulbee, Bob Taylor, David Tedrow, Mark Tedrow, Keiichi Terad, Robb Thiel, Daniel Thompson, David Thulier, Richard Towle, Diana Townsend, Lisa Trenkle, Joe Trice, Debra Trnka, Mane Tromley, Sheila Tuell, Timothy Tuell, Garland Turner, Jeff Ulrich, Alan Ulsh, Maxine Underwood, Memmet Usumi, Stephen VanCamp, Brian Vancleave, Monica Vest, Randy Walters, Andrew Ward, Joanne Waygood, Ross Webb, Rickey Weger, Cynthia Weightman, Ronald Weinell, Jooeph Welage, David Wenning, Susan Whaling, Joseph Wiedemann, Michael Williams, Deena Wilis, Anthony Wilson, Donna Wilson, Louis Winternheimer, Priscilla Wischmeier, Siavash Yaghoubi, Roxanne Zinanovic. 213 Moore Hall Ghada Abdul Rahim, Jane Adams, Rose Aders, Sandra Aders, Teresa Agnew, Kristen Ahnquist, Denise Aichele, Jocindee Allen, Anita Bacchus, Joette Bailey, Cheryl Baker, Pamela Barnes, Lorraine Barter, Jodie Barlett, Neva Baulch, Julie Baumeier, Judith Bell, Kelly Bennett, Rebecca Bennett, Carol Bertke, Christine Bobbett, Shawn Bobbett, Debra Boddy, Mary Boyd, Paul Boyles, Lisa Bridge, Leanetha Brown, Dorothy Brueggemann, Phyllis Bruner, Mary Bush, Debra Butler, Gloria Cabrera, Roberta Camp, Julia Carmichael, Beth Carpenter, Susan Cassidy, Susan Castrale, Twanna Clark, Patricia Clyburn, Pamela Coates, Tamera Coleman, Deborah Collins, Donna Conrad, Julis Coombs, Chris Cords, Gayle Coudret, Cynthia Crisp, Catherine Crutchfield, Sally Danhauer, Patricia Davies, Christine Deering, Susan Deering, Ruth Demaree, Elizabeth Dethy, Lynn Dieringer, Debra Dunn, Katherine Dupont, Carol Eggers, Mary Eggert, Mary Eisenmenger, Vienna Fields, Diana Fifer, Brenda Finch, Betsy Flinn, Paula Fockler, Lynn Foshee, Laura Frame, Becki Gaddis, Lisa Gaus, Linda Gehlhausen, Letitia Geis, Linda Gillette, Brenda Goen, Orly Goffer, Mary Gogel, Judy Goltry, Maureen Gootee, Lisa Graf, Amy Greenfield, Veronica Griffin, Laurie Gunderson, Laura Haemerle, Julie Hamilton, Ann Hanat, Laura Hape, Lisa Harpenau, Rebecca Hauser, Marcia Hecox, Suzan Hendershot, Geralyn Hendrix, Shiela Herod, Catherine Hodel, Christine Hoehn, Debra Hoehn, Stephanie Holland, Lynn Honan, Nancy Hopkins, Susan Hoskins, Linda Hughes, Yukari li, Karen Jack, Jane Jackson, Laurie Jackson, Brenda Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Julie Johnson, Cynthia Kaelin, Janet Kath, Christine Kendrick, Alberta Kenney, Kimberly Kilgore, Pam Kirk, Cynthia Kiser, Lana Korff, Crystal Krajnak, Carolyn Kreutzfeld, Andrea Kuhns, Sue Lagranger, Elaine Lanker, Kathy Lauer, Lori Lee, Marni Lemons, Cheryl Lester, Dorothy Lewis, Melissa Lichtenwalter, Sheanmei Lin, Karen Lindsley, Anne Loan, Amy Loemker, Nancy Loemker, Evon Logan, Jill Lowry, Anita Lugo, Jo Luse, Maureen Mack, Deborah Madge, Gail March, Janet Martin, Patricia Martin, Susan Martini, Karen McEUigott, Mary McGinty, Barbara Mcintosh, Michelle Miles, Annette Miller, Lisa Miller, Lori Millikan, Alison Moffett, Nafeeza Mohammed, Susan Monroe, Diane Montemayor, Ann Moyer, Brenda Mullins, Carrie Murashima, Mary Murnieks, Anita Murphy, Susan Murphy, Lisa Myers, Lori Myers, Carol Nelson, Margaret Newland, Thu Ma Nong, Cathy Norris, Jean O ' Heron, Susan O ' Keefe, Rebecca Grander, Angela Orth, Diane Patterson, Jill Pearson, Celia Pennell, Elizabeth Perry, Teresa Phillips, Mary Jean Pieroni, Sheri Pigg, Charlotte Pittman, Cindy Prather, Leanne Price, Sherri Pyle, Darla Raber, Khadijeh Rabiei, Lisa Raffignone, Dawn Ramsbey, Betty Rankins, Melissa Rapp, Jennifer Richards, Robin Richards, Debra Richmer, Ida Robb, Sally Robertson, Yolanda Rodriguez, Sasiporn Rojjanavaroe, Devonne Rollensen, Charmaine Roush, Karen Rudolph, Elizabeth Schneiders, Paul Schweier, Susan Scone, Mona Seaman, Tracie Seibt, Mary Seidel, Arteena Selby, Leah Severs, Teresa Sharkey, Tracy Sharp, Sandra Shaver, Candace Shourds, Tracy Silner, Terri Simpson, Brenda Smith, Debra Smith, Grace Snedeker, Patricia Synder, Jamie Speer, Lynda Spillman, Deana Spurgeon, Pamela Stafford, Christine Stepp, Sharon Sunderlin, Janet Swanson, Miranda Taylor, Sherry Taylor, Teresa Temple, Jean Testa, Lawana Thomas, Donna Tracy, Esther Turner, Gail Tusing, Lauren Vance, Gloria Vanhouten, Beth Vanosdol, Olga Vasojevich, Robin Vaughn, Angel Wagner, Kimberly Walters, Eileen Weber, Mary Ellen Weber, Teresa Welp, Elizabeth West, Katherine West, Elizabeth Wick, Theresa Wiedman, Karen Williams, Patricia Williams, Maria Windell, Linda Winters, Rita Wiseman, Suzanne Wolfe, Manijeh Yaghmai, Christina Zall, Crystal Zimmerman, Kristin Zimmerman. 214 Adebambo Adegbie, Kimberly Alexander, Emafa Amesgashie, Diane Amgermeier, Carol Anson, Weslee Armstrong, Donna Austin, Elizabeth Boehlke, Andrea Boerst, Maureen Boloan, Sheila Bosworth, Margaret Bragdon, Linda Brier, Gale Brocksmith, Sheryl Brown, Dianne Bryan, Diane Buchanan, Karen Buechler, Kathleen Bueker, Barbara Busse, Denise Canter, Nancy Carlson, Stacy Carr, Rita Chenoweth, Carol Chivington, Kathryn Clark, Rhea Crane, Joan Crowe, Susan Dethy, Martha Disler, Erin Drake, Mary Duffey, Lisa Dull, Camilla Dunn, Georgia Dunn, Stacy Eagan, Jamilyn Erbacher, Nancy Erler, Sharon Pansier, Martha Finfrock, Kathryn Elucus, Lea Ford, Theresa Franz, Beth Freudenburg, Mary Fuqua, Diane Garrett, Julie Garrett, Annette Gillen, Connie Gillman, Brenda Goble, Jayne Gray, Linda Gray, Mary Greaney, Carol Groesche, Karen Guagenti, Pamela Hage, Debbie Hallatt, Denisa Hallatt, Bonnie Harmon, Mary Heilers, Lisa Helt, Ronda Henning, Saundra Hess, Julie Hirsch, Karen Hoevener, Gale Honeycutt, Donna Hoskins, Jennifer Husak, Rebecca James, Patricia James, Patricia Jarosz, Janet Jochim, Jane Johanningsmeier, Jenny Johnson, Sue Johnston, Donna Jones, Joan Kast, Lori Kidd, Elizabeth Killian, Donna Kingery, Judy Kloste Kemper, Ilene Kwitney, Elizabeth Lamberton, Barbara Lamotta, Denise Lareau, Melissa Lewzader, Lisa Like, Mary Lilley, Karen Lipscomb, Jennifer Lisowski, Laurie Lott, Cynthia Maddy, Annette Martin, Catherine Martin, Margie Martin, Vickie Martin, Gwen Masterson, Paula McCord, Susan McCrisaken, Colleen McElwee, Kimberly Meyer, Linda Michael, Heidi Miller, Lisa Miller, Paula Miller, Sondra Milnes, Patricia Mohr, Louann Moore, Latitia Neuman, Pamela Norman, Mary Norris, Linda O ' Brien, Ruth Olinger, Kazuko Onishi, Karen Orr, Marilyn Owens, Cindy Parish, Carol Parker, Jana Partington, Elizabeth Paurazas, Ellen Peat, Alisa Pandleton, Eksther Pettiford, Kimberly Pettyjohn, Stephanie Priestly, Sabrena Proffitt, Regina Racine, Karen Rafferty, Laura Ramsey, Michelle Reese, Jeannie Reha, Carolyn Ringham, Kimberly Robuck, Leslie Roe, Maureen Rose, Linda Royalty, Elain Sayre, Ruth Scheuerman, Linda Schmitt, Elisabeth Schneider, Christine Schweitzer, Martha Seaton, Susan Shaikewitz, Colleen Sheehan, Becky Sherritze, Denise Shields, Stacey Shuck, Annette Sisson, Beverly Skur, Joy Smith, Susan Snyder, Maryam Soltani, Karen Sondeman, Lynda Steinberg, Lori Stephan, Dawn Stiltz, Susan Tennery, Debra Thieman, Julian Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Teresa Thomsen, Kathryn Thorpe, Donna Todd, Ellen Townsend, Michelle Tuley, Anahita Vaziri- Tabar, Jeane Walker, Joy Walton, Marcia Waninger, Pamela Warren, Ginger Webb, Janica Webb, Karen Weinhold, Julie Westerfield, Sharon Wetherald, Rebecca Wilkinson, Margaret Williams, Kathy Wilson, Denise Wilson, Marian Wolfal, Stephanie Wolter, Lisa Young. Kevin Myers, Editor This book is not perfect. I am the first to admit there are fauhs. Some are mine, but many are the resuh of chance, unavoidable circumstances. Be assured, under the same circumstances the 1979 LinC could be no better. 1 think 1 had an exceptional staff and want to take time to thank them. David, you helped me more than you can ever know. You took a lot of pressure off me and your writing skills are a plus to the book. Mel, you ' re the best, and I am grateful for everything you were able to do. Shellie, just when I needed a Layout Editor you were there; you gave it all you had. Dedication and perseverance are the key to this job and you have them. Patti, you ' re a great asset. You can do layouts as well as take pic- tures; having you on the staff has been an indescribable pleasure. Monica, you came to my rescue, you worked your heart out, you were always on time. My newest photographer, Steve, you came along at a crucial point. Your work is exception, your style is terrific. Thanks for showing up in my office that day. Finally 1 thank Steven, my artist, whose advice I value more than anyone else ' s. Your insight is only equaled by the quality of your work. There are many people not on the staff who helped in various ways, and 1 want to give a few special thanks. Myra, 1 know the LinC is not one of your duties, but you helped anyway. The Union Secretary Pam, thanks for playing mail carrier for me this summer. Stan in Sports Information put up with me a lot. What can I say? Next year I ' ll get a Sports Editor to bother you guys. Kent Whitehead: another year of marvelous senior pictures. Richard, the picture you gave me is perfect. Julie and the entire Crescent staff were helpful in every way: you ' re all great. My roommate Jim, you put up with alot, thanks and you know I mean it. Cathy, you did the index when there was no one else; I am forever indebted. To all, thanks again. Richard Hand Norine Keller Jennifer Fletcher UET Publicity Corey Hamilton Kent Whitehead Heritage Photographic Group Nancy Beverly Myra Morgan Jay Farmer Cathy Robling Henry Davis Lola Gilliatt Jim Robling Stan Blackford Mike Murray Julie Saylor Beth Lynch Linda Weldon The Crescent san angelo, texas