University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

Page 158 text:

.1 nr-2-. . --f' .ue 1 it AQ. 'Sf v 1 Aa .:, J: -- 1'- Yij' ,S N Y .-li, 4 :, ::ox ff- hgj dt ,V , BURGE WARDELL, Floor 2-Bottom Row: Barbara Classon, Kendra Willey, Bonnie Smith, Claudia Rickert, Debbie Santerelli, Nancy Washer, Mary Lou McGuire, Pamela Culver, Cynthia Speidel. Row 2: Miriam Spyres, Cynthia Kjellberg, Mona Miles, Debbie Welch, Pat Plummer, Martha West, Cathy it Walk, Candy Anderson, Nancy Reeve. Top Row: Jane Oelke, Becky Judy Allender, Connie McGregor, Janet Wagoner, Jan Moore, Donna Susie Jacobson, Karen Miller, Cindy Wilkens. Burge Wardall underclassmen enthusiast' BURGE WARDELL, Floor 4-Bottom Row: Cheryl Levy, Linda Sellers, Debbie Westrold, Mary Hosch, Dawn Minorini, Pat Forney, Gerry Godfrey, Linda lllian, Cris Gochnaur. Row 2: Gwen Brizzi, Linda Burger, Lynn Stan- ley, Corinne Alesch, Janet Kuethe, Teri Lewis, Chris Mullen, Syd Christensen, fi . X. Q Pat Kemmerer, Linda Smith. Top Row: Barbara Young, Jo Ann Leah raine Semotan, Cathy Fesiel, Mary Ann Shanda, Mary Kay na MacGowan, Margot Santon, Barbara Boulton, Linda Link, Donna Y BURGE WARDELL, Floor 5-Bottom Row: Wendy Martzahn, Jann Owen, Connie Shay, Connie Messer, Beth Ranney, Casey Mahon, Becky Blake, Kath- leen McGuire, Vicky Schwarzenbach, Row 2: Sandy McBreen, Debbie Stelle, Janelle LaRue, Ellen Vens, Nancy Alter, Cindy Weigandt, Kris Souder, Dixie Sullivan, Cathi Head, Judy Rourke, Debbie Reisman. Top Row: Lowber, Norton, Marlene Garnant, Brenda Luckrite, Jackie Knupp, Barb Cheryl Stout. Linda McCann, Marti Price, Becky Leistikow, Jan Drown,

Page 157 text:

art in walk out to protest hours regulations MCBROOM FIoor4 Bottom Ron Iend'17elrnsk1s Irnd'1 Krrdlub Vicki McCool, Carol Budde, Moni Walsh, Donna Paulson, Debbie Baker, Fries L'1ur1c Bryant Msrrranne West Mirrlyn Hesse Peg Mnrtrn Lisa Pence. Top Row: Judeanne I-Iesling, Paula Shuhert, Deborah Lee, Mary Heghnd Rau 7 Margaret Kr'1us Pwtrlcra Sehmelzer Rosilre Sloan Varnum, Cathy Dettwiller, Janice Kadlub, Margo Sneller, Sue Brochocki. lt's hard to be a partridge in a pear tree. But the girls trom McBroom House not only learned to play the partridge, but ali the other characters in the Christmas carol, too. The house residents presented the whole slcit to Burge and Kate Daum resi- dents Dec. I7 at the annual candlelight caroling party. The part- ridge and his triends were the hit ot the evening. Maude's Broacls also took the all-Burge award tor the best decorated door. Christmas wasn't the only season celebrated in McBroom. The residents went trick-or-treating tor UNICEF on Halloween and decorated the halls tor Homecoming, Dad's Day and Mother's Day. McBroom nominated queen candidates tor Dolphin Queen and tor Sigma Chi Derby Days. The girls tool: an active part in University aFFairs by making recommendations to the Committee on Student Lite tor the new Code ot Student Lite. The girls also tool: part in the Nov. 20 walk-out protest against hours sponsored by Currier Association. Result: the Regents voted to liberalize women's hours restrictions next year tor all women in University housing. Olsen, Pamela Burns, Linda Bek, Paula Sievers, Marcia Davis, Jan Ferguson, Karen Iverson, Janice Claussen. l5l

Page 159 text:

nm L If -ff 1 'T' 5-i '.,. 45 iw 'H 4 I , if S' x W i e wf 1 , l 4 1 wf 3 1 ,iz ix f 3 5,515 s ' 2 R Wm, JS- Sf P tackles volunteer jobs The look on someone's face when he knows you care abou+ him, l guess 'l'ha+'s what makes volunfeer work so greal'. Many Wardall girls 'found ou+ about service opportunities in commu- nil'y volunfeer work when Mrs. Marcia Whilney, direcfor of volun- feer services, spoke +o them lasl November. Wardall house resi- dents iumped in'l'o 'l'he 'l'aslc wi'l'h a youihful enthusiasm thai can only be muslered 'From a house 'l'hal s overwhelmingly inhabiied by underclassmen. Residents were equally enlhusiasiic when il' came l'o exchanges with 'ihe men's dorms. Although Playboy Magazine has ofien feaiured body pain'l'ing, if sfill isn'+ as socially acceptable in mixed company as bridge, buf the body painting exchange was a suc- cess. ln fact, all the exchanges from +he fall football picnic 'lo the winfer fobogganing parlies accomplished their goal of ge'H'ing boy l'o meer girl with as liH'le self-consciousness as possible. Below: Jackie Knupp and Becky Leistikow navigate a tricky turn in Burge as they move out the things needed for a weekend. Left: Sue Swearington rushes her player into the action during a hockey game at University hospital school where she's a volunteer. vey, Shirley Allen, Lenice Flohra. Top Raw: Jane Ferguson, Yvonne Moellers, Nina Harford, Claudia Rumler, Louise Gee, Kathy Halcomb, Ruby Berendes, Pamela Simons. ri! ' .V 9...-1' ryrrr ea, i