University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1983 volume:

1983 OLD GOLD University Of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 2 introduction Stevie Neks takes on vocals for Fleetwood Mac. introduction 3 It moves, nevertheless! Galileo The Who performed in the LN-Dome on October 15 Introduction 5 6 introduction 8 Introduction Whatever moves is moved by another. Thomas Aquinas introduction 9 Two stars keep not their motion in one sphere. Shakespeare 10 introduction Introduction 11 12 Introduction Push on - keep moving. Thomas Morton introduction 13 14 Introduction Introduction 15 This year was the lost of 13 that President Kamorick served at UNI. After a leave of absence, he wi return to the Department of Hbtory. where he Is a tenured professor. '1 am 63 years dd.’’said Kamerick. and would much prefer to end my career as I began It... Prior to coming to Northern Iowa I hod taught In the history doctoral programs of Kent State University and North Texas Universi- ty. The demands of the presidency at UNI have forced me to forego the pleasures of teaching, something have always regretted.” Kamerick said he waited to resign In order to see through the educa- tional doctorate.’’ which took four years to achieve. He also wanted to finish out his term as chairman of the American Association of State Col- leges and Universities. Kamerick voiced pride h the Increasing academic excetence at LN and the greater diversity of programs. When he began in 1970. UNI was stM considered a teaching cotege. Since then, the business school and other programs have expanded greatly. Kamerick also approved several new bukfngs on campus during his administration. The Strayer Wood Theatre, the Communication Arts Cen- ter. the Education Center and the Kxary expansion, he believes have provided great opportunities for a new generation of students.” Dr. John Kamerick. President Dr. Edward Vokiseth, Special Assistant to the President for State Relations and Special Events Edward Vokiseth. the Special Assistant to the President for State Relations and Special Events, performs many of his duties off-campus and around the state. He described himself as a Board of Regents’ legislative kxson team member In the Iowa General Assembly. ” Vokiseth represents UNI students In Influencing the legis- lature to decide on pofcfes favorable to the state universi- ties. When he Is not at sessions In Des Moines. Vokiseth Is on the road meeting canddates. or at special meetings on campus. He Is a member of a variety of committees and counds. Inducing the President’s Cabinet. 18 Administration Dr. Thomas Honsmolor, Vice Prendent tor Educational and Student Services I A wide variety of administration units are under the juts ction of Dr. Thomas Hansmeier. Vice President for Educational and Student Services Hansmeier is in charge of several areas around campus and In Gtchnst, including the Financial Aids. Admissions, and Registrar's offices One of Hansmeier s accomplishments during this year's administration was improving academic standards at Uhl. Admission requirements tightened, and high school stu- dents now must meet a specified curriculum of classes before enterng LM. More students with lower acadernc standards were refused admission Also, a new potcy tcf financial ad etgpaty requres that students complete 24 credt hours each year n order to qualify for financial aid the following year Dr. James G. Martin, Vice President and Provost Dr James Martin, a sociology professa, got into aca- deme administration “by accident and now serves as Vice President and Provost at UN “UNI is a decentralized operation. Matin sad. and it is up to him to coadhato the activities of each cofoge This puts hm nto contact with a rich variety of people in atterent feds, which com- pensates somewhat fa the ever-growing amount of pa- perwork that hts Job entails Matin's most important concern this yea was fa the budget, which faed better than he hod hoped. He ex- pects the one percent increase in sales tax to relieve other budget cutbacks Matn named the doc t a ate n education as one achievement duhng hs odmnatration h s future projects nvotvo selecting President Kamenck's successa, con- structing a new art butdng nea the Communication Arts Center, and tearing down the OkJ Administration Bu dng Dr. Robert Stansbury, Vice President fa Administrative Services The many university deportments under Robert Stans- bay's ejection nctude administrative data processing. Akjmni Services and Development. Pubtc information. Special Services, mtorcosegdto athletics and several oth- er aeas This yea. new computers in the major university offices provided drect access to the main data systems on cam- pus This simplified decision-making and ended the dedys of paperwork Akjmni Services added a staff member fa the deferred giving plan, which brings extra donations to the university from afumrv Pubic information hired an extra news writer Photos by Chns Naman Admastration 19 Dennis Jensen was Director of Financial Aid at UNI for 17 years. He received his Bachelors and Masters degrees from UNI and taught school for one year in George, Iowa. In 1958 he returned to UNI as assis- tant to the dean of students. Dennis was on excellent professional and a splendid human being. said President Kamerick. We win miss him greatly. President Kamerick presides over the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Dr. James Martin, Dr. John Kamerick. and Dr. Edward Voktseth gather to converse with UNI students and Iowa legislators. 20 Administration ACADEMICS School Of Business Since its Inception in 1969. the UNI School of Business has grown rapidly, it was awarded college status in 1978. placing it on equal footing with the four other instructional colleges at UNI. Dean Robert Waller was ap- pointed the head of the new college which houses four in- structional departments: Ac- counting. Business Education and Administrative Manage- ment. Management and Mar- keting. The BA degree is of- fered by all four areas and teaching certification in ac- counting. general business, se- cretarlal office education, and marketing and distributive education is offered by the Department of Business Educa- tion and Administrative Man- agement. The MBA program was initiated in 1975. The reputation of the School has continued to grow. both In Iowa and within the entire Mid- west. A fine accounting pro- gram has contributed a great deal to the enhancement of Its reputation. The CPA prepara- tion is one of the best in the country. Other areas of excel- lence include finance, mar- keting. production manage- ment, administrative manage- ment. human resources man- agement, and teaching. The School of Business serves many other disciplines through- out the university whose stu- dents desire to enroll h one or more of the professional courses offered by the School. The primary objective of the School of Business is to provide a high quality professiona! edu- cation that will enable its graduates to meet effectively the needs of modem society. Top: Student Steve Wertz speaks at a marketing presentation seminar. Above: Gayton Halverson. Dean Robert Water. Tony McAdams. Bvon Warner. Steven Corbin 22 Business A guest speaker lectures at the Business Ethics Conference. Business 23 Top loti: The School of Business welcomes parents to Seertey Hal with an open house. Top right Janice Kurtovich speaks on Assertiveness for the Office Education Association. Above: Registering business students anxiously await their turn for the necessary School of Business stamp of approval. Right: This Lanier EZ-1 word processor is used frequently by faculty and students. 24 Business Steven Reilly receives the Accounting Club Award. Members ot the Management and Development Facility receive a demonstration on procedures. College Of Education The College of Education Is one of five undergraduate units of the University of Northern Iowa. Within the Cotege are the Departments of Curriculum and Instruction. Edu- cational Psychology and Founda- tions. School Administration and Personnel Services. Library Sci- ence. Special Education and Teaching, as weS as the School of Health, Physical Education and Re- creation UNI offers a broad range of field- related experiences for teacher education students Included are clinical experiences. early student classroom observation and exper- iences and student teaching. The Malcolm Price Lab School is the only university affiliated labo- ratory school in Iowa. The lab school offers instruction to more than 750 local area students, from nursery school through 12th grade. Price Lab School provides a unique experience for practice teaching and observation In an on-campus setting. The Department of Health, Phys- ical Education and Recreation of- fers students both teaching and non-teaching degrees In the areas of health education, com- munity health education, physical education, community recreation, and therapeutic recreation The Department of Ubrary Sci- ence offers an endorsement to students In that program Ubrary media specialists are trained to teach and act as resource per- sons for a library’s information sys- tem. Students trained at UNI are able to work In elementary and secondary school libraries. The undergraduate program h special education consists of on elementary major with an empha- sis in special education. The pro- gram is competency based and a systems approach, relying on of- rect experiences with handi- capped or gifted students. Education psychology couses at UNI emphasize these four major preparation areas psychological foundations, educational psychol- ogy methods and techniques, educational foundations, and psy- chological experiences. 26 Education Top: Front row: Ross Nelson. Ebabeth Martin. Robert Krojewskl. Dean Fred Carver Row 2: Charles May. WMom Thral, Marlon Thompson. Larry Kovfch Above: Undo Gieisner works with preschool handcapped chkten. Education 27 28 Education I Mark Williams tapes Dave Spratte's foot, as Duane Jackson looks on. in Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries Class. Education 29 I College Of Humanities And Fine Arts Offering professional prep- aration in the Arts and the Hu- manities, as weH as general education in the liberal arts to students of every major, the College of Humanities and Fine Arts includes the following academic departments: Art. Communicative Disorders. English Language and Litera- ture. Modern Languages, the School of Music, Communica- tion and Theatre Arts, and Phi- losophy and Religion Continuing its exploration of ways of cooperating with the School of Business, the College offers a five-year Joint program that gives students the oppor- tunity to take an undergrad- uate major in the Sberal arts to- gether with a Master of Busi- ness Administration in the fifth year. The College is also actively pursing ways to relate its In- struction and research to the new computer technology. A number of terminals and print- ers have been added In var- ious departments. For exam- ple. applications are being made to word-processing, in- struction in music, and the ana- lysis and synthesis of speech sounds. A t the graduate level, anew proposal is going forward for the offering of a masters de- gree in oral and written trans- lation from the Department of Modem Languages. While the College retains Its basic mission to offer profes- sional majors at both the un- dergraduate and graduate levels, as well as courses that contribute to the general edu- cation of the majors of ail the other Colleges, they will con- tinue to add new emphases that aid students in their ad- justment to a society in which technical and vocational di- rections are increasingly impor- tant. Top: Kay Dramtch receives instruction in her sculpture class Abovo: Dr. Jan Bobbins, Dr. Jon Hal. Dr. John Bemthal, Dr. Ronald Ross. Dr. David CrownfiekJ. Dean Thomas H. Thompson. Dr. George Zucker. 30 Humanities Lett ,?ise Chapin tutors this youngster In the Speech and Hearing Onic Below: Mar A'Hearn prepares a lesson plan in the Music Ubrary. Above: These students participated in the Mexico Study Program over Christmas Break Pictured from left to right are Jeff Knowing. Sue Keenan. Teresa McCombs, and Usa Goring, in ChapUtapec Park. Mexico City Lett Professor Karl Hotvk leads a graduate student through a basic con- ducting exercise. Humanities 31 Above: Artist Yuan Yuan Shang lecturas with the hep of an interpreter. Right: Members of the Chamber Music Quartet brush up on their music. Left to right: Carol Mpt. Laurie Durham. Mike McLain. and Bob Reevos 32 Humanities Marilyn Albert nelps Steve Sickles apply makeup for his role as the Mkodo of Japan during the UNI Lyric Theotre Theatro UN production of Gtoert Subvan's The Mikado. Humanities 33 College Of Natural Sciences There ore six instructional de- partments in the College of Natu- ral Sciences at UNI. These inckxie: biology: chemistry: earth sciences. Industrial technology, mathemat- ics and physics. The Department of Biology of- fers an experienced faculty with a wide range of interests. Studies from the cellular level to popula- tion biology representing botani- cal and zoological disciplines. The department offers the opportunity for a close working relationship between faculty and students. The undergraduate program in chemistry Is on the approved list of the Committee on Professional Training of the American Chemical Society.. The Department of Chemistry offers two tberal arts degrees, as well as a teaching de- gree. The staff of the Department ot Earth Science includes faculty holding Ph.D. degrees in geology, astronomy, aid earth science education. The staff research in- cludes such areas as astronomy, earth science, environmental ge- ology. geology of Iowa and gla- ciology. to Just name a few. The Department of Industria Technology offers an undergrad- uate program fa the Bachelor ot Arts as weH as the Bachelor of Technology. The industria tech- nology program was the first to offer a doctorate degree at UNI. Mathematics at UNI prepares the student fa a variety of occu- pations. Many prepare to teach by studying mathematics and tak- ing supporting classes on teaching and learning mathematics on the elementary and secondary levels. Others enter industry, government service, a the insurance field after studying the concepts of comput- er sciences and data processing and appSed mathematics. In physics, the subjects of study range from thy. sub-atomic parti- cles, to whole galaxies. Areas of current activity include: atomic and molecular physics, nuclear and elementary physics, plasma physics and much more Majors and minors are available h of departments on both the teaching and non-teaching levels, with liberal arts programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. 34 Natural Sciences Top: Front row: Dean Ctfford McCotum. Daryl Smith. Wayne Anderson. David Duncan Row T. Robert Ward. LeRoy McGrew. John Feck. Gerald Intemann Above: Dave Sei and Nha Crawford study a molecular structure. Below Loft: Lana Kety and Laura ThraBrB study molecular structures. Below Bight: This student examines a three-dkrtensional Image on the computer. b c n o i • AI Si P S Ga Ge As Se Br Te I Xe di Po At ■■ It nt h« UWM |hfn rt is tif tome (ii tuMivatt nif Q ut rv o( «H I sec. DO EOPO ln ol Uit moili owoftumlj to Uh H •mpoflont (tun h� l 11« «hame r ■■,• had Mower ni •Vi I Mm ho •f It UNI cl bERvat,on Above: The Conservation Club presented one of their phiosophies In an attractive display In the Science Buktng. Bight: Brian Roue shows an echoic sound chamber for the science symposium exh ts. 36 Natural Sciences Kevin Hab l dissects a rat In Form and Function Lab. . Natural Sciences 37 College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences houses a diversified number of departments aU of- fering Bachelor of Arts degrees. Among these de- partments are Economics, Geography. hSstory. Home Economics. Political Science. Psychology. So- ciology and Anthropology and Social Work. The Department of Economics at UNI offers two majors in economics for a Bachelor of Arts degree. One Is a liberal arts program and the other is a teaching program with secondary level certifica- tion. A minor in economics in both the teaching and the liberal arts program is also offered. Career opportunities h geography are varied. Graduates con obtain positions in the areas of car- tography. news research or weather forecast environmental quality control or education, to Just a few. The undergraduate program in the De- partment of Geography has programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in the liberal arts and teaching. Undergraduates In the Department of History complete 40 hours of credit in a wide range of general education courses, mostly In Eberal arts and the fine arts. Broad categories include humanities, social sciences, sciences, communications, other cultures, and independent studies or open credit seminars. Home Economics is an applied discipline, integrat- ing aspects of science, fine arts, teaching, business, economics and other social sciences. The general home economics major and minor programs are designed for students who desire a flexible liberal arts program. In addition to teaching, graduates with apolitical science bachelor's degree may seek positions in government service at the local, state and federal levels. For these Jobs a political science major pro- vides a helpful background and applicable Informa- tion. Many students major In political science for preparation for law school or specialized programs, such as public administration and urban planning. Basically there are two types of psychologist: academic-research and applied. The former study how people and animals adapt to their environ- ments. The latter employ psychological knowledge and techniques In community setting, such as men- tal hospitals, clinics, or schools. Both types receive strong training in research and statistics. Betterment of the lives of the troubled and the improvement of the quality of life In their community are a major concern of students in the social work department. The UN Department of Social Work prepares students for the beginning level profes- sional practice or for graduate work. An interest in people and cultures are driving mo- tivations of students h the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at UNI. Sociologists study social factors in the environment, lifestyles of various com- munities. and how these and other factors influence Individuals Anthropologists, on the other hand, study human behavior in different countries, family relations, religion and magic, technology, medicine and disease, genetics, biological evolution and ar- cheology. Top: Terri Leveoe and Ann Abefe research the nutritional value of selectee foods In Comparative Study of Foods Lab. Above: Dr. Jonathan Lu lecture a world geography class. 38 Soda! And Behavioral Sciences Top: Sabin Hat houses many economic, social work, history, and poitlcd science classes Lott: Dr. George Day speaks as part of the Department of history's Lecture Series. Above: Front row: Donald Maypole. Dean Robert Morin. Basheer Ntfm. Donald Whltnah Row 2: Abort Glgen. Wyle Anderson. Norris Durham, Robert Ross. Mary Frankon Social And Behavioral Sciences 39 40 Soda And Behavioral Sciences Thot� student spent a week in Washington D.C. over spring break. v 'e they are pictured in front of Mt. Vernon, the home of George Washington Front row: Steve Alberts. Jennifer Eklov. Deb Alberts. Kristi Koester. Stacey Arjes. Jeff HR. Ginnle Siefken Row 2: Becky Van Haven. Kate Murphy. Dave Re y. Dave Schoon Row 3: Professor Lyle Alberts. Mike Knapp. Mica Lorenz. Mrs. Joyce Alberts Rajanikanta Vorma, Consul-General of India, directed a speech entitled hdo-U.S. Relations: An Indian Perspective'' to a political science class. Above: Jerzy Tieme. of Poland, delivers a speech to UNI economics students. Left: Ann Tuchek creates her own pattern in a costume design class. Social And Behavioral Sciences 41 One of the highlights of this year's graduate program was the announcement of the coming doctoral program to U.N.I. In the College of Educa- tion. The North Central Associ- ation of Colleges and Schools notified President John Kamer- ick that a site visitation was not necessary for the implementa- tion of the Doctor of Education degree. The University will be- gin the program as soon as the internal planning can be com- pleted. U.N.I. plans to begin of- fering the degree in the fan of 1983. The University of Northern Iowa also offers a broad cur- riculum In advanced programs leading to graduate degrees. The seven degrees now of- fered are Master of Arts, Mas- ter of Arts In Education, Master of Business Administration, Mas- ter of Music. Specialist in Edu- cation, Specialist, and a Doc- torate In Industrial Technology. The University continues Its endeavors to meet the needs of higher education and ad- vanced preparation in diverse career fields with a strong and growing graduate program. Graduate degree programs were inflated at U.N.I. In 1951. In recognition of a more gener- al need for advanced study, the program was extended In 1965 with the addition of the Master of Arts program. This program is open to students who plan to pursue careers in fields other than education, as weH as students who plan to do advanced teaching work in elementary, secondary, and the college level. Graduate majors are avail- able in most departments, and graduate level courses are of- fered by all of the depart- ments at the University. A co- operative program leading to the Ph. D. degree In administra- tion is also available. Graduate College Top: Jm Wolfe. Ruth Rotttf. Dean John Downey. Mery Ann Hesse. Ira Tobert Above: Drs. Chang and Berqutst work together researching a new cancer fighting drug. 42 Graduate Lift: Harvey Sweet from the Deportment of Communication and Theatre Arts does research work In set design. Below: Dr. Larry Hensely and Leanne Klnch. a graduate assistant in kinesiology, transfer a video tape of a body In action to a computer- read graphic form. Oroduato Council • Front row: Ruth Ratfff. Mary Ann Hesse. Harold Wohl. Beverty Taylor. John Downey Row 2: Ira Tobert. Harlem Erickson. George Zucker. Taggart Frost. Jtn Burrow. Jerry Stock dale. Jim MocmMan. Phyts Scott Car§n Groduate 43 Bight: U-Hsung Chung is a graduate student at UNI from Taiwan. Mew: Physics professor Roger Hanson does research work testing sound harmonies of a guitar string. Graduate student Dave Beecken (right) consdts with Jay Scour . lantx Scholarship recipient Karen Van Norman gathers biological data at the microscope. 44 Graduate FINE ACTS UNI Lyric Theatre Theatre UNI Below: The gentlemen of Japan pose around the wandering minstrel, Nankl Poo (Dave Canet, center) to hear his woeful tale Above: Members of the town of Tttipu place thet case before the Mkodo of Japan In the hopes of outwitting the terrifying Katisha (woman center played by Kathy Gass). Characters Involved are played by (from left) Michael Mtnar. Tim Walden and Greta Pandet. The Mikado UNI Lyric Theatre Theatre UNI provided its audiences with a wide variety of entertaining shows during the 1982-83 season. Opening with the Mikado, by Gilbert and Sullivan, a humorous and romantic operetta set in Japan, the UNI troupe set the stage for a smashing season. According to John Pape, the shows director, “The Mikado has provided an excellent educa- tional opportunity in the study of style, h addition. It has hope- fully given the public a chance to once again have access to the colorful, witty and tuneful world of Gilbert and Sullivan. Above: Nankl Poo. (Dave Canet), shares a stolen moment with his true love. Yum Yim (Nancy Hagen). Theatre UNI A Touch Of The Poet Eugene O'Neifl's A Touch of the Poet, directed by Ken Risch and performed In the Bertha Martin Me- morial Theatre, followed the life of Cornelius Melody and his family after their immigration to America from Ireland. Northern Iowan reviewer Lisa Guthrie called A Touch of the Poet A haunting portrait of a dreamer dealing with the tragedy of a life without illusions and the struggles each member of the fam- ily goes through. Fine Arts 47 Above: ComeSus Mekxty (Steve Young, on table) b a broken man and cannot be comforted by daughter Sara (Karen B. Paul, left) friend Jamie. (Greg Schroder) or wife Nora (Jocte Stockberger). Theatre UNI Sleeping Beauty Janet Rubin directed this year's Annual Young Peo- ples' Production of Sleeping Beauty. Charlotte Chor- penning's script of this classic tale presents the con- quest of evil by the courage and love of a prince and a princess. Right: The evi fairy Frytonia. (Mary Jean Harrold. center) appears on the scene during the christening party of the baby Beauty sentencing her to a 100-year sleep. The onlookers are. (from left). Angie Buesing. Lori K. O'Tool. and Peg Brown. Below: Each of the good takys present Beauty (Debra R. Havens, center) with a gift on her 16th birthday as her friends gather around. Guests of the birthday party are (from left). Derek Voy. Lori K. O'Tool. Peg Brown. Angie Buesing. Cathy Egan, and C. Wi om Kennedy. Above: The happy ending reunites Sleeping Beauty (Debra R. Havens, center) with her Prince Elano (C. Vfitiam Kennedy, center) as at the royal friends, the King and Queen look on. The friends of court and King and Queen are (from left). Derek Voy. Carol Kay Byrne. Todd Mooney. Cathy Egan. Peg Brown. Lori K. O'Tool. Angie Buesing. Leo Berteisen and Colette Ceier Theatre UN! Mow: Cynthia MukJoon (Mary Jean HarrokJ). threatens Critic Bkdooot (Steven P. Sickles) to remain true to her love or to softer the consequences. The Real ImpecJor Hound The Real Inspector Hound, written by Tom Stoppard, and directed by UNI's own Jay Edelnant, presented the audience with a real 'who-dunnit' as well as a real who's-who! Two drama critics attend a new thriller in which the thin lines between theatre and audience fade to create a comic view of life. Abo ve: The body of Hggs (John Cocking) has been discovered during a game of Pontoon Bridge. The guests at lovely MukJoon Manor ore disturbed by the interruption and begin to wonder whodunnit. The guests ore played by (from left). Leo Berteisen. Greg Schroder. Kim VerSteeg. Mary Jean HarrokJ and Lisa Paulsen. Lett: Mrs. Drudge. (Usa Paulsen) rearranges the room for a game of Pontoon Bridge os Simon Gascoyne. (Buss Anderson) attempts to gain more information on the widowed lady of MukJoon Manor Fne Arts 49 UNI Chamber Music Series Abov� : The Deter Consort, left to right: PcnJ Btot. tenor: Robert Spencer, lute. Rosemary Hardy, soprano: Mark Deter, counter-tenor; Maurice Sevan, baritone; Elisabeth Lane, so- prano; entertained UNI students and faculty. The UNI Chamber Music Series presented one of the finest selec- tion of smoS group ensembles in re- cent years. As a showcase of a vari- ety of exceptionally talented per- formers. the UNI Chamber Music Se- ries was proud to present the DeHer Consort. The world's foremost en- semble specializing in the glorious vocal music and madrigals of per- iods such as the Renaissance. The Ko-Keia Quartet combined violin, viola; cello, and piano for an evening of music acclaimed Su- perb in every respect. Later in the Series. The Eastman Brass featured two Cedar Fans natives, heralded as two of the finest trumpet players to- day, Barbara Butler and her hus- band. Charles Geyer. Above: The Chester String Quartet played in concert February 24. Artist Series ■ Below: Members of the New Vic Theatre of London performed Canterbury Tales on February 18. The UNI Artist Series has a tradition rich in dazzling entertainment, and the 1982-83 season was no exception. Artists from a wide variety graced the stage. Early m the season artists ranged from Academy Award winning actor Burl Ives. and Janina Fiaikowska. a world reknown pianist, to New York City opera star. Vinson Cole, who inci- dentally sang recently at the White House. Later h the Series, the New Vic The- atre of London performed Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and the New York Chamber Soloists performed The Six Brandenburg Concern of Johann Se- bastian Bach. Above: Vinson Cole, tonor, mokes his appearance at UNI Lett: UNI hosts planst Janina Fiaikowska. Fine Arts 51 Music Groups Below: The Concert Chorde performs in the Union ckrng the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony UNI has many music organizations h which to partici- pate. There are 17 different student instrumental and vocal groups along with four faculty musical groups. Above: Members of UNI-TUBA played cknng Funion Right: Students performing in Russell Auditorium. 9 Photos by Chris Norman and Joanno Butters Top: A paw print marks Mike Taylor os a spnted Panther ton. Above: The UNI Pom-Pon Squad omovnces the arrival of the UNI Marching Band Top Lott: Jeanette Brown solos at the homecomng variety show Above: Baton twiner Shirley Otson entertains UNI fans S4 Activities Famous Firsts” Theme Sets New Flomecoming Traditions Famous Firsts” was this year's Homecoming theme. The first Homecoming queen crowned at the Iowa State Teachers' Col- lege, Micki Dirks Lounsberry. led the Homecoming parade as grand marshall. A Pignic pig roast drew alumni and students to the campanile for lunch and the music of UNI CanHonier Bob Byrnes. The classes of 1932. 1942. and 1957 celebrated their reunions and six alumni received achievement and service awards. Greek alumni from UNI and other colleges met at the second AH-Greek Alumni Reunion. At the Gallery of Art. an Alumni Invitational” featured the work of forty-three UNI graduates in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the UNI Art Department. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia presented their annual variety show in Russell HaU. Bad weather prevented the pep rally and bonfire Friday night, but dedicated campanilers still met at midnight for cider and a sing- along. Homecoming activities concluded Saturday after the Pan- thers' defeat by the University of Idaho, with a dance featuring Tennyson” in University HaU of Maucker Union. “Mlckl” Dirks Lounsberry waves os grand marshal of the parade. Activities 55 Carlllonlor Bob Byrnes plays o rr ody at the top of the Campante Above: Selected oKimm ore honored at UNi Homecoming reunion activities. Left: The UN-Dome a pocked with spfited Homecomng fans Activities S7 Above: This fttto Indian shares in the Homecoming festivities Bight: These yoing adventurers travel down 23rd Street Photos by Bfde Kramer and Joanne Butters S8 Activities Left: ms oeostty fan marks ns Panther pride Below: Mono Potter represents the Women's Acton League with a push for ER A Top: Pom-Pon girts lead the UN Morchng Bond Above: Steve Johnson mimes a generic clown. Above Middle: Brenda Schioman puts finishing touches on the Psychology Club's window painring Above: These athletes sprint in the Stocy MAer Schoforshp Pun. Activities 61 Fans Welcome Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac s second concert at the UNI-Dome on Sunday evening. Oc- tober 10. brought Homecoming week- end to an exciting finish. Approximate- ly 15.000 fans warmed up to special guest Glenn Frey before Fleetwood Mac appeared on stage. The concert included many hit songs from the Ru- mors and Mirage albums. During the encore, lead singer. Stevie Nicks, walked from the stage into the cheer- ing crowd. Above: Fleetwood Mac's Undsey Buckingham solos on the gut or Right: Stevie t+cks captivates the audience Photos by Joanne Butters 62 Activities 'WHO Rocks The Dome The reknowned rock group the WHO. played for nearly 23.000 fans on Friday. October 15. It was the first and only time the legendary rock group would perform in the UNI-Dome. The WHO burlesqued their classic antics on a forty foot high set. A frenzied crowd cheered to favorites such as Who Are You? . Long Live Rock . Won't Be Fooled Again , and hits from the rock opera Tommy. The concert may have been one of their last, but most fans would agree that it was one of the WHO's best. Pet� Townthend accompanies Roger Dottrey upstage FDotos by Chns Norman Activities 63 Students Find Time For Leisure Activities The main reason students attend UNI is to improve their education, but not all time is spent before an open book. When they can steal a few moments of leisure time, students can be found almost any- where. Popular activities include drinking on The Hill, chatting in the Union, celebrating at private parties, or taking part in hall events. Movies, special perfor- mances. concerts, sports events, and a variety of other activities are sponsored for UNI students. Even so. many enterprising people at UNI prefer to create their own activities. After a fresh snowfall, students appear on every hiH aboard makeshift sleds. For others, free time is spent relaxing. Some hke to settle down with a good book, watch TV. or work on a favorite hobby. Photos by Brae Kramer Scott Gardner and BM Kear bey put away the books lot a backgammon tournament. M Activities These video games enthusiasts make themselves at home In the Moucker Urion gome room. 66 ActivitiOS Denis� Anderson and Laurie Davis relay the day's adventures. Activities 67 Cooper Evan� campaigns for student votes at UN UNISA Hosts Voter Registration Drive Several changes appeared on the UNI campus for the 1982 foU elections. Thanks to a registration drive UNISA began and fund- ed last spring, over 6.000 UNI students regis- tered to vote. The UNI Collegiate Republi- cans also provided free postage and tree notary service to students who wished to vote by absentee ballot. Polling places changed to aUow more campus students to vote in their dining centers. A UNI student. Ray Johnson, ran against incumbant Marv Diemer. as representative of Iowa House District 23. which includes UNI and parts of Cedar Fans and Hudson. Diemer retained his seat. Cooper Evans won the race against Lynn Cutler for a congressional seat. Both candi- dates visited with UNI students on several occasions. Republican Terry Branstad defeated Rox- anne ConUn and succeeded Robery Ray as go venor of Iowa. Above: Brenda Bow becomes ocpudnted with Terry Branstad Right: Traci Butler (left) waits for her chance to select the best candidates 68 Activities Unda Craven fulfBs a civic responsibly Below: Members of the Delta UpsJon fraternity hekJ an AS- Greek Taigater to acquaint UNI students and faculty with visiting candidates Bottom: Rich Richter completes the necessary paperwork to vote Activities 69 t v Top: Rose. Mke. and Roger Meiers grab a donut at the Parents' Coffee in University Han Above: Two members of the Marins Synchronized Swimming Club exhtort their OQuattcs skis. Right: Trombonists of the UNI Marchrtg Band perform at a Parents' Weekend concert. 70 Activities Parents Honored At UNI Parents' Weekend was jammed with activities this year. The UNi Parents Association, the UNI Student Alumni Associ- ation, and the UNI Foundation, scheduled a number of tours, exhibits, and cultural events. Activities started Friday even- ing with the Theatre UNI annual scholarship production. A Touch of the Poet. Maucker Union featured a nostalgia show, and the UNI Observatory opened a sky watching ex- hibit. Continuing Saturday morning. Vearl and Mary Edson were honored as UNI Parents of the Year at the traditional Parents' Coffee Each departmental building and the KUN- l KHKE studio held open houses. A Marlins swim team perfor- mance. an Orchesis modern dance show, a UNI Singers concert, and many more activities Fined the afternoon. The UNI Jazz Band H performed in the Commons following the Panthers' victory over the South Dakota Coyotes. This visiting mother browses through a colection of bosebd cards at Maucker Union's Mni-Nosta pa Show Photos by Laurie CnJkshank Activities 71 Students Work To Help Meet Demanding College Expenses Almost 20 percent of UNI etudents work on compos to meet port of their college expenses Their jobs range from janitorial and clerical duties to food service positions. Hardee's and the UNI Library. Most students, such as Lori Hammen. a library employee, find that working ten to fifteen hours a week actually helps their studies. 1 manage my time better, Lori says, because I know I have to get certain things done. Allison Ketter. who works at Hardees, says. My job gives me a break from studying. Both she and Lori list' 'meeting people as the most enjoyable part of working. Many full-time students work off-campus to meet their educa- tional expenses. For them, getting away from UNI and into the real world is a practical way to earn money, meet people, and learn on the job. Off-campus jobs in Cedar Falls and Waterloo vary from deli- vering pizzas. checking out groceries, and tending bars, to work- ing in offices and banks. Lori Hammon waits on Bi O'Brien at the ttxary circulation desk Activities 73 Mary Dawson serves a customer of Keith's Jock Jt This food service worker cleans up n the Camppet Dining Center. Above: Joan Chapman stocks and oranges rt bons in Reflections at Cotege Square Mat Right: English department employee Mary Schodte processes writing competency exams. 74 Activities Activities 7S Right: Ame HoUhouer advertises to take riders to Fort Dodge Transportation Is a common problem for many students Below: Baggage in hand. Crystal Wolf (sitting) and Charteen Seifert wait for a ride home. Lock of transportation Omits Ron Gret and Brenda Werner to on-the-HB dining 76 Activities Lett: Doing laundry is an unwelcome task for Doom Parley and Dawn Barmeater. especiaty when the laundry room is crowded Below. AJ students must contend with the pressure of exams. Students Deal With The Hassels Of College Life College is often considered a small Utopia, but fresh- man idealism soon matures into the awareness that stu- dents have their problems too. Moving into the top floor of a dorm, subsisting until your next paycheck comes, trying to register for closed classes, and parking your car in a crowded lot are just a few of the small details that annoy students. r ■ ff' is- n ru 'i -i m 9 ‘ Here a student searches for a parking place In SPerio . Activities 77 tight: Waiting in long tries is a part of cotege te: at food sofvKO ana elsewhere Below: Clar Canned makes parking arrangements at the Secinly Office- Winter brings the obstacle of icy srdewaks Below: A large pie of books is a famior sght to English major. Mary MOsap Middle: Jeff Stabenow studes the Sst of dosed classes in Gichhst Below: Brenda Bowker struggles to her dorm room with a stereo QQII2E3 The Business Office comes to student's rescue at the end of each month with payrot chocks Activities 79 I Shorl Larson loams a now messago technique from feSow student David Easton. Mini-Courses Help Alleviate Winter Blahs Maucker Union offered relief from winter doldrums by holding 32 mini- courses on campus. These short, in- formal classes began in February and attracted people from the community, as weH as interested UNI students. The classes ranged from bartend- ing. the most popular, to beginning bridge, basic massage techniques, repelling, yoga, and cake decorat- ing. Some of the more unusual courses included candfewicking, a needlecraft art using candlewick yam. muslin and colonial knots, smocking, another type of embroi- dery applied to cloth or used to cre- ate special Easter eggs and gifts: and Ukrainian egg creation, a tradi- tional folk art which uses Pysansky dye to decorate eggs of various sizes. Professor Karen Johnson examines a Christmas ornament at the Union Potcy Boards craft show This youngster ponders one of Santa's Questions UNI Men's Glee Club members parade In zany costumes at the Christmas variety show 82 Activities Holidays Bring Celebration The holidays give students a legal excuse to for- get about their studies and celebrate. Dorm resi- dents. members of campus organizations and stu- dents in general, donned costumes for Halloween. The skeletons and walking Rubik's cubes who cele- brated on The HUI were not just someone's drunken hallucinations. The fall semester ended on a bright, warm note as the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, caroling, parties and dances relieved the serious strain of preparing for finals. Valentine's Day brought a surge of man to stu- dents. and campus residents celebrated the ro- mantic spirit at dances and Screw-Your-Room- mate mixers. Top loft: Brian Mchaetson chooses a valentine lot ha sweetheart Above: A griratng skeleton and a punk rocket dance at the Bartlett Hal Senate Hatoween party Lott: Christmas vanety show participant No o Shepard sags 7 Wonder As I Wander Activities 83 Right: Phi Beta Lambda member Karen Petersen assists in making valentine bonoon boupuets. Below: The Union Policy Board sponsored a craft show in University Hal. Above; Donna Howard performs the tamitor Christmas card O Holy Night Right: Kent H debrand and Kely McKinney ham it up with Kevin McAninch at the Navigator's Hatoween Party. 84 Activities . ii� u , iin� ’ 1' • • v y, i V u ? I � '• � ' I Y W � , • , I 1 Activities 85 Student Dancers Raise Money In UNI Superdance Nearly 300 student dancers helped raise $16.917 at the UNI Superdance for the Muscular Dystrophy Association Ellen Soukup and Jeff Rouse won the KCRS-spon- sored Super Couple contest. Mike Russo and Kar- men Meier raised the most pledges. $1.280.30. as an independent couple Bender Hoff residents Rae Jean Ritter and Tom Billings raised the most dona- tions going door-to-door in their residence hall. Entertainment for dancers and observers includ- ed square dancing, music by groups such as Mtik and Honey and Heartland Sound , and perfor- mances by the UN! Tae Kwon Do Club. Above: Jennifer Mahoney. UN's poster chip, draws names for prizes Left: Couple $ 197 fotows a tvefy dance routine 86 Activities Activities 87 Loti: A sming pair ol dancers return to the floor Below: Tammy Rogers and Scott Akers refuel before the next dance. Photos by Lowe Cruikshank Music by Surprise kept the dancers going. 88 Activities Activities 89 Concerned Students Work To Fight Rape Rape and sexual harassment do occur at UNI, and the Women's Action League rained support from the campus and community to raise awareness of the problem and find ways to deal with it. The Cedar Fails Police Department opened self-de- fense courses to the community and on-campus stu- dents. and offered to investigate on-campus assaults. In “Take Back the Night , a procession of UNI students marched with lighted candles to President Kamerick's door and petitioned the administration to do something about the safety of the campus at night. Rider HaH instituted Night Riders , a group of Rider HaH volunteers selected to patrol the dangerous areas of campus at designated times each night. Shun Hall Escort Service publicized their service in es- corting home those who would otherwise walk alone from 9 p.m. to midnight. UNI Campus Security also of- fered this service. The Women's Action League's success in creating rape awareness and a coalition to fight the problem is expected to keep going strong next fan, according to league member Diane Finnerty. Night Riders Kevin Kane and Duane Brause patrol the UNI campus. Above: Shut Hal resident Todd Leichty escorts Sandy Ernst home Right: Coteon Dahl shows a film on rape awareness in the student 90 Activities UNI Alumni Assn. immediately following graduation. each student becomes an Alumna A- lumnus of the University of Northern Iowa. Our Alumni Association was formed in June of 1897. The UNI Alumni Association is a separately incorpo- rated association under the state laws of Iowa. It is an independent associ- ation of alumni devoted to the University. Membership fees are the principle source of revenues supporting programs and activities. The scope of these programs is directly dependent upon the number of alumni who choose their continuing affiliation with their University through the UNI Alumni Associ- ation. Joining the Alumni Association is an excellent way to keep in touch with Alma Mater and simultaneously participate in UNI's future. Right: Mcki Dirks Lounsberry served as Homecoming Parade grand marshal Below: Alumni Association Board of DirectorsFront Row: Margaret WAoughby. Shirley Hagemann. Faith Engetkes. Lee Mier Row 2: Jock Orr. Mchael Sheehan. Jim Robinson. Harold Strever. David Oman. Nick Teig 92 Organizations Alumni Association-Front Row: Janice Rogers. Karen Dix. Carol Forsythe. Ely Leshe. Mona WlesJey Row 2: IVHom CatKXjn. Mary Moot hart. Ruth Koeppel. Lee Mier. WAom Hunter University Student Alumni Assn. Front Row: Caria Tarr. Debra Shut. Barbara Hoffmann. Dawn Holst, Denise Heisdcrtfer. JiAe Mufn, Uz Berry. Ely Los o (advisor) Row 2: Thomas Bradley, Jean Johansen. Ann Johnson. David Messert. Renee North. Heidi Stief. Nancy Ponder. Shofa O'Connell. Kimberly Huffman USAA is a student service organization and a branch of the UN! Alumni Association. Members are dedicated and talented undergraduate students selected on the basis of enthusiasm for and commitment to the University of North- ern Iowa USAA is an organization beneficial to students; past, present and future. Members are goodwill ambassadors extraordinaire and specialize in reviving traditions and creat- ing new programs. Projects include finals week survival kits and graduation brunch. Students busily fin survival kits for finals week. Organizations 93 UNI Parents’ Association The University of Northern Iowa Parents' Associ- ation has the following objectives: to serve UNI parents, to provide information and serve as goodwill ambassadors for the University's par- ents and students, to help plan and promote Parents' Weekend and to provide scholarships. The Board of Directors consists of 12 family units and meets twice a year on campus. Executive Board of UNIP A-Front Row: Jm Smoens and Sandy Smoens (the 1983 President Coupe). Ely Leslie Row 2: John Behing. Lola Behing. Jm O'Connor. Kathy O'Connor The Parents ot the Year ore Voah and Mary Eason from lono. Their daughters Susie and Ruth wrote the essay nomnatng them. Front Row: Kathy O'Connor. Sandy Smoens. Jeannette Fitzpatrick. BJ Daw. Eieen Smth. Karen Gtdner. Pat Moes Row 2: Marcia Thompson. Dale Smith. Chris Newby. John Behing. Glen Daw. Leta Behing. Alice Sea. Ety Leste Row 3: John Fitzpatrick. Jim O'Connor. Jm Smoens. DarokJ Sea. John Thompson. Jock Moes. Ted Newby 94 Organizations Peers Advisors The fa l semester was a busy yet rewarding experience for each peer advisor, who worked with approximately 15 incoming freshmen through the Impact Program. The program was designed to help the new student adjust to the social and academic aspects of college life. Included was a two-day workshop before classes began and weekly group meetings which lasted for the first semester. The peer advisors were also available in the academic advising center throughout the year to any student who faced any sort of difficulty. If a peer advisor couldn't offer any helpful information, they found someone who could. Lett: Dottie Freeland and Dana SchukJt converse at the group Christmas party Below: Brenda Moss. Reginald Green. Becky biggins and Ted Schuster Is ten intently to an anecdote tokJ at thet Christmas party Organizations 9$ Front Row: Brenda Moss. Susan Lombard. Kathy Ho wet. Thresa Menecke. Rebecca Mggms. Dana SctxJdt Row 2: Susie Edson. Ted Schuster. Ten Kramer. Demis Rokusek. Jm Richmond. Kerri Hanson DECA Bob Kramer, Russ Mooreheod. Moggie Mannng and Lori Spence concentrate on the speaker. Marketing and Distributing Education Clubs of Amer- ica (DECA) is a national organization for those major- ing in marketing and distributive education; those people interested in marketing may become associ- ative members. DECA helps prepare marketing Stu- Front Row: Karen Purvis. Lori Spence. Carol Settle Row 2: Troy dents in either education or business. Some activities Cleveland. Scott Abet. BoP Kramer. Russ Mooreheod this year included: organizing and running the State Leadership Retreat; planning and attending several conferences throughout the year and inviting many speakers to the meetings. The members also held fun- Front Row: Mark Opperman. Lori Spence. Mark Hannasch Row 2: Bob Kramer. Russ Mooreheod. Denns V uOOena (Advisor) draisers and several social events. % Organisations American Marketing Association Front Row: John Nssen, Steve Matthews. Km Aten. Denise Tostroet. Ken Kofosch. Don McDonald Row 2: Room Won. Carol Carlson. Mary McDonald. Denise Buckley. Bonnie Hauser. Diana Lauterwosser. Brenda Roe. Darcy Scheldt. Rod Rieks Row 3: Cmdy Cooley. Cherotyn Bern. Marilyn Recker. Lori Hennings. Conroe Meyer. Pat Loures. Wanda Maro� . Loda Warner. Jute Muten. Darwin Claude. Thoma George. John Kenoyer Row 4: Robert Claassen. Lynn Toenges. Kurt Brugkoni. John Biwer. Gary Botine. Ron Gets tfeld. Tammom Cheat any. Roxanne Porth. Rebecca Cervetti. Cathy Schmitt. Nancy Bottke The American Marketing Association is an organization of stu- dents who engage in marketing activities. Members came in contact with various professionals in marketing by attending meetings of the Northeast Iowa Ad Club. Other activities this year included: the semi-annual business bash (held in October and May); the AM A Convention in Chicago; selling survival kits for finals week; a banquet in the spring for area businesspersons and several social events. 1 9� Above: Chuck Haromo and Steve Graham sort the survival kits tor tat semester finals week Above Right: Tom George staples the lost of the survival kits. Organizations 97 Wine And Dine Front Row: DeAnn Hunker. Becky Zimmer. Morchete Logon Row 2: Barb Keter. Dave Shaw. Charfe McCorcMe. Drake Martin Joe Cottey explains csrung etiquette to Dave CogOat ana Citt Mortenson In its eleventh year on campus, the Whe and Dine program featured weekly special dinners in Redeker Center's Regency and Century dining rooms. Student representatives from the nine UNI residence halls met often during the year to help determine menu items, the content of the etiquette presentation and details associated with the dinner series. Over 200 faculty, staff and civic leaders and nearly 900 students enjoyed elegant candlelight dining over the course of the year. Students were invited to the dinners and briefed about the program by the nine representatives, one from each residence haH. This program is spon- sored by the Department of Residence. 98 Organizations Lisa Schoonover enjoys a meal at Wne and Dine. Ethnic Minority Student Association EMSA Staff ■ Front Row: Chns Adaikwu. Chartsse Brown. Betty Wider. Etaabetn Brooks Row 2: Renaido Code. Charles Davenport. Dr. Pad Rider Don Samuel models some men's spring fashions at the foshion show held during part of the Black Talent Night Renaido Cade and Phyllis Robinson display a wedding scene for a part of the fashion show on Block Talent Night The Ethnic Minorities Cultural and Educational Center (EM- CEC) was established in the mid 1960‘s to give groups such as the Blacks. Hispanics and Native American Indians a place to meet and discuss major concerns and to feel at home. Most importantly the Cultural Center was established to provide an educational facility for oH ethnic groups. The Ethnic Minority Student Association (EMSA) was officially recognized by the University during the 1982-83 academic year. The association had five committees: organizational, sports, cultural and social, educational, and publicity. Through these committees several activities took place during the year which included: several guest speakers, sports tourna- ments. selling t-shirts and hats, soul ban. and Black Talent Night. Organizations 99 Student Council For Exceptional Children Front Row: Chorio Liston. Dormette Syv rson. Lynne Ttgges. Laurie Gout, Patty Sonntag. Shelly Davis. Sheryl Spratte. Deborah Scott. Joyce Heggen Row 2: Joni Beck. Joe Klein. M. Mchete Todd. Susan Hogerty. Kathi Taylor. Karla Wigton, Debbie Mtscheie. Roberta Thacker. Tammy Hays. Jute BudrJk. Jacqui Puderu. Theresa KJostermom. Barb M er Row 3: Chris Berens. Lisa Btum. Kirsten Vamum. Carol Baumhover. Jute Feldman, Penny Prosser. Rebecca Ronchet to. Karen Jennings. Chorio Tiedt Members ot SCEC participate in the game of Ha-Ha at their Hatoween party Student Council tor Exceptional Children (SCEC) is Iowa's largest student branch of the Council of Ex- ceptional Children. They are involved in providing opportunities for members to interact with handi- capped children and adults. Activities this year in- cluded a Halloween party with the mentally retard- ed children from River HHIs school and a fun day with adults from Exceptional Persons. Inc. The mem- bers volunteer their services at the Special Olympics and take port in the state and national SCEC con- ventions. 100 Organizations Student Social Work Association SISEA I Student Social Work Association-Front Row: Theresa Lhenthol. Debbie Greenlee. Kim Hook. Brenda Moss, Thresa Memecke Row 2: Lou a WaSace. AxJy Panc atz. Gregg Buckley. Eizabeth Ernster. Angela Brinning Student Iowa State Education Association-Front Row: Cnstin Oldenburg. Dee Jaspers. Jon! Gee. Mke Gee. Brendan Cat). Roxy Schwartz. Jute Volf. Jean Carman. Diane Morgan Row 2: Kevin Chederquest. Mary Myers. Lisa SossateM. Joan Dory. Jenriter Bemat. Kathy yager. Domette Syverson. Lisa Brandt. Norma Yoder Row 3: Lynn Westcott. Ann Hctsch. Diane Roder. Marianne Fratzke. Lyn Smith. Brenda Schmidt. Got Nelson. Karen Pecinovsky. Brenda Syverson. Kety PhMps. Kathy Bah Row 4: Laurie Gad. Peggy Malone. Theresa Kiostermam. Patty Sonntog. Kirsten Varnum. Zoe Davis. Sharon Lennon. Lois Padsen. Connie Whiton. Lori Anderson. Tammy Rogers. Jut Kopnvo Organizations 101 Phi Beta Lambda Front How: Lori Hoerschetnon, Terry Matayo. Joan Anderson. Sue Barline. Jane Anderson. Doris Tauke. Mcheie Day. Lynn Thorson. June Anaroson How 2: Rhonda Biermann. Sandra Groff. Marty Matkovich. Robin Mckel. Bn Bauer. Bryan Reichter. Karen Ahart. Sandy Carpenter. Elen Curry. Max Loobtg. Larry Lyon How 3: Vicky Kruger. Carolyn Short. Emofee Niemann. Tracy Wagner. James Berridge. Richard Brady. Lynn Randolph Right: Room htckel tios txjfoons for the oasoon bouquets that wore sold tor Valentines Day. PhiBeta Lambda (PBL) is the largest national coHegiate organization for aH students interested in any phase of business. The Alpha chapter on the UNI campus is in- volved in many activities. Some activities this year includ- ed: seti ng popcorn for the state fund, selling Valentine Balloon bouquets and Sears and Zoles credit card appli- cations. They attended several conventions. hosted the FBLA State Conference, visited Nursing Homes and had several social events. 102 Organizations Old Gold Front Row: Ccxot Benmng. Robin Stoker. Karen Mis. Amy Wayt. Chris Stewart. John Norman. Row 2: Birdie Kramer. Laurie Crukshank. Cindy Digmann. Kathy Spratte. Mike Link. Joanne Butters. Chns Norman. Doreen Meinders. Janet Laughton The 1983 Old Gold Yearbook featured a 16 page color introduction. After receiving a first place rating from the American Scholastic Press for the 1982 Old Gold, the staff continued to expand various sections of the book. They also continued with fall delivery for the 1983 edition and included spring activities. Six photographers shot the can- did shots for the Old Gold with one darkroom technician developing and printing the photos. Four layout editors, two design editors, two copywriters and sales manager worked together to produce the 1983 Old Gold. A new coordinator Joined the staff starting with the spring semes- ter. Lett: Kathy Spratte. executive editor, finishes checkng some pages to send to the yearbook piant Above: Doreen Meinders works dUgentty on layouts tor the next deodtne. Organizations 103 American Chemical Society Front Bow: Jonot forst. Richard Reh’e. Janet Dixson. Kristin Borseth. June MSard Row 2: James Macmffan. Bruce Wtson Mark Fienup. Charles Daws. James Russett Society Of Manufacturing Engineers Front Row: Dyke Jones. Curt McDermott Row 2: Lonnie Litchfield. Mtchoel Osborn 104 Crgonuotions Kappa Delta Pi Front Bow: Kevin ChederqUst. Laurie Stati . Mary Myers. Marianne Fratzke. Domette Syverson. Sharon Lennon. Zoe Davo. Cheryl Htoy. Brenda Syverson Bow 2: Keith Ba vam. J'ne Day. Patty Soontog. Kirsten Vamum. Susan Anderson. Deb Deiteang, Kety Kotoeck. L yn Smith. Norma Yoder. Lisa Brandt. AMe Volt. Lori Anderson. Brenda Schmidt. Tammy Hagen Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) is the edu- cation honor society for those ju- niors and seniors with a 3.60 grade point in their education courses and who desire to make a commitment to service and fidelity to humanity. KDP organized institutionally — bound senior citizen visitations, the on-going refugee tutoring program, and a scholarship development pro- gram which has touched approxi- mately 4.000 alumni members in many parts of the world. KDP spon- sored it's annual Chicago trip to visit and experience alternative school- ing. Other activities Included: montNy meetings: participation in the Regional Conference in Milwau- kee: and a t-shirt selling project for raising funds. Organizations 10S Darlene Bay browses through the t-shirts her daughter Lisa is sefng as a fundraiser for Kappa Delta Pi Omicron Delta Kappa Front Row: Steven Smith. Brenda Moss. J’ne Day. Pam Ehlers. Teresa Thompson. Christopher Davis Row 2: Lori Anderson. Steven Rnk. Atdy Pancratz. Deanna SctnJtz, Gregg Buckley. Cathi Clark. Jennifer Doud. Susan Anderson. Kevin Chederqubt. Darrel Davis Jennifer Doud sings the ODK membership book. In December 1982. the members of Torch and Tassel were inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK). a national honor society. This organization brings together students from all phases of collegiate life, as wen as faculty, and recognizes them for their high achievements. ODK Is an honor organization that recognizes seniors for their outstanding abBitles In the areas of scholarship, leadership and service to the university. Some of the group's projects for the year included a weekly doughnut sale and a corsage sale for Parent's Weekend. Initiation of new mem- bers was held February 27, 1983. Lmwin McMurten, province (hector 11 from Drake, congratulates Cathi Clark at the ODK Induction ceremony. 106 Organizations Tomahawk Front Row: Sara McClure. Jure Wotoers. Eton Morrissey. Audrey Lopped. Susan Heykes. Mariyn Duster. Robin Stoker. Paula Struthers. Tina Woks Row 2: Chris Stewart. Susan Ritland. Cathy Weber. Kathy Carmody. Km Griffith. Lisa Goring. Paula Hersom. Suzanne Keenan. Amy Wayt. Karen Meddock Row 3: Linda Vyskock. Sarah Sears. MarcheSo Lagan. Cathy Stephenson. Patti Newby. Mary Nixon. Kris Kiocke. Roberta Thacker. Deborah Mtschele. DeAnn Hunker. Wendy Crohbaugh. Ann Nehmon. Kevin Kohnen. Jotoon Stovers. Kristi Tietz. Patty Babcock Row 4: Elaine Osmundson. Dave Hatengren. Don Lo onceo. Michael Osborn. Safy Merritt. Jane Tucker. Linda Beisner. Barb Morris. Chaha Tiedi. Judy Tate. Brenda MohL Sandy Sever ring. Steven Mengter. Jane Ebers. Chris Hoppe Above: Sandy Sieve:ding and Saty Merritt perform the Tomahawk instofotion for the initiates, held at the Heideman's House Right: Tammy Pingrey. Chris Hoppe and Dan LoBionceo announce the winners of the best tomahawks and those earning the most points during initiation at the instofotion Tomahawk is a National Honorary and Service Fra- ternity for independent students. Pledging takes place during the spring semester with sophomores who have earned a 2.75 cumulative gradepoint eligible for membership. Project this year included: rollerskating with underprivileged children visiting and singing with senior citizens and being Muscular Dystrophy Super- dance sponsors. Tomahawk also sponsored a used book sale at the beginning of each semester. Organizations 107 Phi Eta Sigma Front Bow: Sheriyn MontOfl Arm Wotondod. Susan Ritkmd. Debra Swartzondruber. Donna Mkots. Usa Goring. Patty Manternoch. Jena Boehm. Lynn Wondehch Row 2: Karen Kamper. Kenda Saunders. Sue Cdonder. Kay Gramtch. DeAm Hunker. Terry Mataya. Elaine Roves. Joan Anderson. Paula Hersom. Karen Kudrna. Pam Ehlers. Karla Kies Row 3: Lori Habeger. Lori Hoerscheknan. Diane Crane. Eton Ccrry. Teresa Taylor. Darcy Scheldt. Margaret Chizek. Ann Johnson. Jackie McCarty. Mchele Court right. Rebecca Higgins. Jodi Clark. tAchete Gard. Becky Mattke. Paula Schknmer, Suzanne Keenan. Undo Ledger. Sara McCkre. Kathleen HoweI Row 4: Kate Alee. Kristine Oslond. Lynette Anderson. Brenda Schloman. Gretchen Meyer. Lorraine Maruth. Kevin Chedetqasl. Wendy Rutledge. Cherotyn Bern. June MAard. Sheley Ehresman. Beth Guetzko. Karen Nhart. Mary Uckfelg Phi Eta Sigma is a national college scholastic honor society tor freshmen. The UNI chapter was established September 14. 1982. from members of the local Purple Arrow honor organization. A freshman grade point of 3.5 determines eligibility. Activities this year included: an information table at Funion; the first UNI induction with Dr. James E. Foy. national Grand Secretary- Trea- surer. present; a Halloween bake sale; club sweaters: selling Santa Grams; making Christmas cards for local nursing home residents; and a Christmas party for the members. Above: Terry Wetner and Tena Boehm cut out bet cards tor local nursing home residents Above Lett: Mcheie Court right and Dane Jepsen add finishing touches to the Santa Grams that were sold to students to send to their friends MM Organizations Kappa Mu Epsilon Front Row: John Longnecker. John Pest oink. Don McCktskey. Susan Anderson. J’ne Day. Tina Wats. Margaret Chuek Row 2: Charles Dows. David Duncan. Lorraine Maruth. Kkk Montgomery. John Cross. Carl Werner Koppa Mu EpsHon (KME) is a national mathematics honor society. The ob- ject of this honor society is fourfold: to further the interests of mathematics in those schools which place their prima- ry emphasis on the undergraduate program; to help the undergraduate realize the important role that math has played in the development of western civilization; to develop on ap- preciation of the power and beauty possessed by math. due. mainly to its demands for logical and rigorous modes of thought; and to provide a society for the recognition of out- standing achievement in the study of math at the undergraduate level. To receive an invitation to join the society requires the following: complete three college math courses with at least one being Calculus, a GPA of 3.00 or better in aU math courses and in the upper 36% of their class. Some activities have included a Homecoming breakfast for the alumni, a Christmas party and a picnic in the spring. Organisations 109 Loft to right: Greg Dotseth. Chuck Daws. John Longnecker. Margaret Chuek. Lorraine Maruth. Scott Pierce. Kirk Montgomery. Daria Deft mam. John Cross. Andrea Bean. John Bruha. Tina Wots I Residence Hall Association Front Row: Drake Martin (advisor). Kathleen HoweI. Donna Mkeis. Susan Fash. Joeann Jackson. Kim Horn. Kim Power Mary Hathaway Row 2: Tom Schultz. Robert Lee. Russel Bomo fer. Todd Liechty. Louis Rugger. Brent Meier. Barb Meeks David WIIHS holds his audience m susponco with a mogc oct in the Old Auditorium The Residence Han Association (RHA) is a student body gov- ernment representing the nine residence halts. The assembly consists of five executives, two elected representatives from each hall and the president of each haH. Each person living in a residence hall is a member of RHA but not of the assembly. RHA is involved in student courts and directly works with the residence housing of the university. Among some of the pro- grams this year include: David WiiHs, the magician; Chris Bliss, the juggler with a tight show; Peter James, the former CIA spy; and the start of the traditional Crystal Ball at Christmas time. Bartlett Hall Senate Shull Hall Senate BarfI� ft HaU Senate-Front Bow: Karla Ortmeier. Mary Drvoky. DeAm Huinker, Mary Hathaway. Pinkie Me. Christe Arndt. Scott Kartman. Mary SchacSe. Todd Mute' Row 2: John Nssen. Rich Reysack, Sandy Tippett. Dan Schofield. Fred Bryan. Oak Huber. Chris Hoppe. Pat Adkins. Ted Schuster Organizations ill Shull Hall Senate-Front Row: Tom Wynn. Rick Ehrhardt. Tim Kety. Vaughn Kkupfenstetn. John FUwkJer. Joel McCrea. David Show Row 2: Jett Thelen. Douglas Pearson. Todd Uechty. Keith Brown. Richard Cotpttts. Timothy Fetzer. Norbert Dunkoi ■ ■1 I Hagemann Hall Senate Front Bow: Kathleen Ho wet. Cheryl Grady. Mary Nixon. Kris Klocke. Arm Abole. Wendy Cronbaugh. Korityn Diedehch. Jan Strunk. Dixie Gamble Bow 2: Mary Svoboda. Beth Scherrman. Kety Fearing. Nancy Voeti. Jane Busch. Patsy Pe fter. Karen Cooper. Kim During. Michele Day. Paula Struthers. Beth Kuehn Bight: Penny Snow and Dan Toole celebrate Hatoween at the Hogemonn Noehren HcBo ween Dance Hagemann Han Senate provides an effective means of student government for the residents of Hagemann Had. The 25 assembly members meet bi-weekly on Sunday evenings. Hage- mann's Senate has strived to be a very active organization this year. Some of the sponsored activities this year included: Hagemann Rider Fun Day. Freshman Transfer skits, a homecoming float with Shod Hal the Hagemann Noehren sec- ond annual Halloween Pary. little siblings week- end. and collecting donations for Easter Seals and the Ronald McDonald houses. 112 Organizations Noehren Hall Senate Front Bow: Cana Lovghin. Shan Stevens. Brenda Werner. Brenda Pedersen. Kim Horn. Patty Babcock. Undo Vyskod. Martha McAisier. Ten Um. Bow 2: Pat Laurei. Ronald Grot. Cory Woe. Sheri Obr. Elizabeth Hatcher. Dave Gtman. Sharon Hutchcrott. Vatene Taylor. Connie Pavetec. Leste Sheridan. Xie Hastngs. Mamet Simmons. Randy Russom Lett: Decked in their costumes. Mark Walter and Brenda Klenzman pass Hatoween night at the Hagemam Noehren Hatoween Dance Above: A watermelon feed satisfies these Noehren residents. Organizations 113 Campbell Hall Senate Front Bow: Sandra Graff. Jute Andresen. Patti Newby. A e Kloppenborg. Karen Kudma. LuAnn Bishop. Barb Hotthaus. Darcy Schukft Bow 2: Brenda Peters. Robin Stoker. Cheryl Benson. Kim Powei. Kathy EssSer, Darby Krivanek Campbell HaB Senate is the gov- erning body of Campbell Had. They represented the residents and planned many activities from ser- vice projects to social events. Some of the activities this year included: a co-sponsored dance with Shun HaB to raise money for UNICEF; a square dance for as the hoB senates on campus; a voBeybaB and backgam- mon tournament; Campbell HaB Olympics to welcome back stu- dents; Sunday Suppers and the an- nual semi-formal which was held with Shun HaB. A HaB Senate Store is located in the main lounge for resi- dents to use. Shelia McBoberts purchases a bagel from Compbet Hal Secretary Barb Hotthaus. 114 Organizations International Student Association Front Row: Nobuo Urakawa. Mrs. Keun Sok Lee. Kumko urakawa. Chamberlain Gebecta. Hroko Okarrxra. Raj Grandhi. Mis Germana AIjm (For gh Student Advisor). Joseph Kgosago. Zurna Kamorulzaman. Zafar Matk. Keen Sok Loo Row 2: Primrose Mngad. Ana Goncatves. Rosanna Giordano. Satoko Watonobe. Mohsn Mck tar Row 3: Chris Adctkwu. Evetyne Ant one. Are Carastathe. Pad Eppkx. Carl Barrel. Cakjdto Costa. Jukka Undberg. Jan Lundqdst. Prasad Vuppctapati. Lars Metsen. John Pokers (Faculty Advisor). Mustapha Shararo. Zarina Mohamed Korean, Songoo Moon, takes part in the International Food Fair. The International Student Association (ISA) is open to all UNI students with any nationality, including Americans. Foreign na- tionalities on campus automatically became ISA members ISA has different committees for publicity, sports, government affairs and activities. Some activities this year included: the annual Food Fair which successfully served about 400 people; they sponsored an Intercultural Communication Day; they toured dif- ferent local factories; sold t-shirts with a special ISA design; had intramural sports and several parties. Organizations 115 I UNI Cheer Squad Front: lourie Hosiey Row 1: Janet W crrs. Jane Petrie. Laura Zowodo. Vakxie Koester. Shirley Oeson. Sara Rea. Raena) Aten. Mcki Cormaney. Lorrie Oosson Row 2: Lane Beonkon. Steve Paulsen. James Newkirk. Larry McGovern. Jr.. Tim Kelly Row 3: Jti Britt. Paulo Bolden. Pam Ehters. Kathie Rolfs. LuAnne LuOOock Paula Bolden and Steve Paulsen lead the Panther fans with some too toon cheers Cheerleader tryouts are held in the fall for wrestling and womens basketball and in the spring for football and mens basketball. Six men and women are chosen and one alternate for each. Cheerleaders must be fulltime students and carry a cumulative GPA of 2.2. This years activities included a Drake Migration, where stu- dents took a bus to the Drake UNI football game over Labor Day Weekend; Homecoming activi- ties; a spring cheerleading clinic for area highs- chool students; and several pep rames. Organizations Pom-Pon Squad Front Row: Suson Brecht. Jenifer Weeks. Mchete Weeks. Jute Weeks. Barb Bridgewater. Patti Egcn. Masha Burkhart Row 2- Vdehe Goodwin. Tonya Wiizenburg Dawn Latdberg. Missy Ehiert. Morygiem M er. Becky Goetz. Barb Boyort. Sice Kety Lott: Down Lundburg takes port in a Pom-Pon performance Above: Susan Brecht and Janice Maphy fire up the spectators with a hatf-tme routine. Organizations 117 G.R.I.P.S. Front Row: Nancy Hoboch. Angela FdrcMd. Nancy Dyer. Wanda Anderton. Sara Wright. Janet Dr exter. Kathy Temple. Leah Zipf. Teresa Rath. Laura Palmer Row 2: Tracy Duncan. Mary Kendal. Jerry Stych. Anna Kratzensten. Teresa Crawford. Brent Block. Garf Stych. Leslie Coffey. Kevin Sindetar. Rusty Sooner. Jeff Kaplan. Scott Abel. Kart Knch Gymnasts Rising in Performances (G.R.I.P.S.) was established tn 1981 after the varsity gymnastics team was cut from the athletic program at UNI. The main emphasis of this organiza- tion is keeping gymnastics a ive at UNI. This includes: providing an opportunity for those interested individuals to develop skis and abilities in the sport of gymnastics; educating other peo- ple not directly involved in the sport; developing physical fitness through participation in the sport of gymnastics; and eventually providing the opportunity for individual and or team competition. Workout times are scheduled daily and meetings are held bi-monthly. Demonstrations around the state serve to aid the club in performing experience and educating others about gymnastics. Other activities this year included: an annual alumni meet and various social events throughout the year. Sheryl Hanisch works out on tho bars 118 Organizations UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club Front Row: Eric E s. Tony ECts. Nat Ward Row 2: Mchoei Goo fee (Assistant instructor). Mr. PhRp (Hoad Instructor). Gary Bridgewater (Program Director) Row 3: ion McNomee. Stuart Gee. Elizabeth Etscnordt. Alex MBer. Cameron Petty. Daniel Coy. Carol Norveisas. M Austin. Ted Wismeier Row 4: Daryl Kruse. Doug Davidson. Scott Chapman. Brent Putret. Tom frietz. Harvey Arkman. Mark Squier. Brian C Cole. Karl Laubengayer. Debbie Von MA. Glen Fries Above: Mr. PhBp. instructor, presents a ftp on Tom Fox Right: Michael Goo tee demonstrates a jump front kick whte Marco Medna holds the board. The purpose of the UNI Toe Kwon-Do Club is to offer interested students and university personnel an opportunity to experience the true realm of the Korean martial art. Tae Kwon-Do. which develops sincerity, self-discipline, character, self-confidence and physical fitness. The self-defense techniques present in Tae Kwon-Do ore priceless. Some activities this year included: dem- onstrations tor students and faculty on campus and working security for the MDA Dance-a-thon. Organizations 119 ■1 ■ I Marlins Front Line Marlins Front Row: Patricia Babcock. Bettijean Brace. Colleen Mooter. Pame'a Wner. Meitssa Sampson. Debra Malone. Melanie Peterson Row 2: Janice Morkey. Mary W hs. Kate Shepard. Meg Malone. Joan Kneg. Cheryl Tomcke. June MSord. Pom Howard. Deb Fuhrman 120 Organizations Front Uno Front Row: Susan Lombard. Cynthia Cechoto. Kathy Geiger. MeOdie Green. Brenda Postal. Sherry HauschJd. Linda Warner Row 2: Dawn Becicko. Anne McGonegle. Linda Ledger. Glenda Clark. Leslie Rychei. Mchell Fredericks. Jackie McCarty. Susan Stephens Summer Orientation Staff Front Bow: Don Schofield. Buss Johnson Bow 2: Bret Younger. And VonHorn. Dody Otson. A e Nelson. Pom Enters. David Stomp Bow 3: John Kiotzbach. Dee Schultz. Martha Johnston. Deo Havens. Cathy Cox. Brent Lamb The Summer Orientation Staff (SOS) acts as a host for new freshmen and transfer students during summer orientation. The staff acquaints the new students and their parents with the cam- pus and various activities by giv- ing campus tours. They also ad- vise the students with class scheduling and answer any ques- tions that may arise. The SOS staff helps the new students feel wel- come at UNI. I Organizations 121 SOS staff member Deb Havens assists Freshman Brad Winger with the schedAng of fat classes Alpha Chi Omega Front Row: He Stief. Debbie Kefey. Cindy Meek. Pom McGowan. Patty Bergtond. Linda Wittry Row 2: Connie Ryan. Loiso Fogarty. Doty GuRermo. Jocquefne Feigenbaum. Sheryl Bierma. Lori Christensen. Michele Murphy Row 3: Annie Sutherland. Beth Diercks. Linda Jarvis. Tara Olson. Sara AnderBr. Suzanne Gauch. Kimberly Huffman. Renee North. Sheia O'Cermet. Deidre Farat. Linda Kime. Patty Swonberg Alpha Chi Omega Is the second largest na- tional sorority. The Alpha Chi's were involved in many activities this year including: dressing up for Halloween and taking candy to the kids in St. Francis Hospital, winning first prize for the Homecoming float with the SAE's. swimming in the Greek Swim-a- thon with the proceeds going to Red Cross and their yearly fundraising for Cystic Fibrosis and the McDowell Colony. 122 Organizations Those Alpha Chi Mousoket—rs appear in costume tor their Micky Mouse Rush Party. Pictured from left to right. Connie Ryan. Heidi Stief. Renee North. Sue Reis. Sara Anderfk. Kfchete Murphy. Deena Siegel Gamma Phi Beta Front Row: Roe Jeon Rater. Roe GuHermo. Nancy Dyer. Laura Palmer. Tarrmi Honor. Laurie Stahl. Connie Schuh. Amy Beer. Patti Egan Row 2: Mndy Wocte. Lesie Rychel. Lorrie Ciosson. Laurie Dotzenrod. Teh Urn. Kate Alee. Raenette Drennan. Mary Schreck. Rhonda Fohaw Row 3: Denise Dey. Stephanee Sickles. Martha Andrews. Suzanne Beni ter. Lisa Swanson. Laurie Sanccrn. Sharon Schmitt. Laura Waloce. Susie Leininger Alpha Phi Front How: Sue Authier. Kathy Sommers. Sharon Cemohous. Traci Schwarz. Sason Manon. Linda Rosenbaum. Mary Jo Schiek. Susan Pratt Row 2: Lor) Stover. Jute Cam. Patsy Pugh. Penny Psoros. Amber Reed. Kim Rtdgeiy. Cindy Langenberg. JR Stroud. Kns Pratt. Dob Harris. Michele Kuhnk. Susann Conion Row 3: Hotly Gruneich. Lynn Jepsen. M. Sharp. Karen Baird. Kristine Stostny. Terri Levene. Kathy Stostny. Lisa Parrett. Sue MuSon. JR Horde. Ginger Brown The Alpha Phis reside at their house at 1215 W. 23rd Street. Alpha Phi sponsors a yearly lollipop safe to benefit cardiac aid. All of the proceeds go to the UNI Cardiac Rehabilitation Program. Some of their ac- complishments this year included: being rated the number one chapter on cam- pus by the other Greeks; winning the traveling trophy for the most spirited group during Greek Week; and being ranked seventh out of the 112 Alpha Phi chapters in the United States and Can- ada. 124 Organizations Su0 Mullen, Kathy Stostny. Use Daniels and KeS O'Neil enjoy the lost rays of on autumn afternoon. Delta Upsilon front Bow: Mark Jones. Tom Boeder. Bod Leirtnger Bow 2: Marc Weis. Brent Wison. Dona Barter Bow 3: Doug Various. Dan Lynch. Kevin Krause. Bod Burr. Joel Wright Bow 4: Doug Bremicker. Jeff Twart. Mark Tabor. Scott Johnson. tAke White Bow 5: Erk Hertzer. Stove Gorton. Brian Leimnger. Paul Heardon This year Delta Upsilon spon- sored the AH-Greek Tailgater which provided an opportunity for Greeks and UNI faculty to meet the candidates running in the November elections. The DU's held an exceptional homecom- ing at a Waterloo restaurant in which they were featured in the local newspaper. The chapter surpassed the UNI All-Mens G.P.A. and was chosen as first place among the UNI fraternities. Organizations 125 Cooper Evans :s greeted by Bob Leimngor. Doug Bremicker. and Kevin Krause, prior to the Ai- Groek Taiga tor 126 Organizations Top Loft: Two entertainers share a aromatic moment at the Duck's Breath Mystery Theater. Top Right: Two musicians play intently at the Omfcron Delta Kappa instototion Above: Orchesis modern dancers strike a graceful pose during a number for Parent's Weekend Organizations 127 128 Organizations Carolyn Lu competes in the walnut game at the Navigators' Hatoween parly. Football It was a frustrating and disappointing season for the 1982 edition of Northern Iowa football. The Panthers had high hopes for a winning campaign despite the loss of some individuals to graduation, who were responsible for most of the scoring punch a year ago. However, inconsistency coupled with some rookies in key positions and a tough road schedule, spelled a losing season for the second year in a row. UNI, despite tying for the Mid-Continent Conference championships with Eastern Illinois, finished 4-6-1 and said good-bye to the man who had coached the squad through 23 years at the end of the playing year. Stan Sher- iff stepped down from his head coaching Job but he will remain as the athletic di- rector and as the administrative head of the UN-Dome. In spite of the inconsistencies and a yo- yo season, the Panthers rewrote four re- cords during the 1982 season. Senior p a- ceklcker Steve Schonert rewrote two marks he had set last year — 87 career PATs scored and 26 career field goals scored. Junior punter Mike Johnson set a record for most punt (79) in a season. Quarterback Larry Miller threw the long- est touchdown pass (88 yards) to Daryl Goree. Above: Here come the Panthers. Bight A Panther Pie-uo. Football SCOREBOARD Drake 13-40 SW Missouri State 10- 0 Eastern Ithnots 10-10 Western Illinois 21- 9 Idaho 13-38 SE Missouri 17-20 Northern Michigan 33-14 Nevada-Reno 0-37 North Dakota State 7-12 South Dakota 41-24 Youngstown 13-25 Above: A successful IS defensive attock. Lott: A view of the IS sidetne. Football Right: An intense group of Panther players listen to instructions from assistant coach. Bottom Lett: A Panther struggles for yardage on a punt return. Bottom Right: Running Back James Vaughn carries the tx . Foot Men's Cross Country One of the most successful UNI cross country seasons ever was how Head Coach Lynn King tabbed the 1982-1983 campaign. The season was highlighted by the young squad fight- ing off rival Eastern Illinois in the Associ- ation of Mid-Continent Universities Conference Meet to take the crown by a single point. The Panthers also finished seventh in a very tough thirteen team field at the NCAA District Five Meet. They had tra- ditionally done poorly at the meet, but made a good showing at the 1982 event against several Big Eight and Missouri Valley Conference Teams. SCOREBOARD AJumn Meet (W) (31-26) Augusta invitational (No Scores Kept) Wisconsn-Lacrosse (I) (25-36) towa State invitational (No Scores Kept) Big Four Meet (3rd Place) Gold Country Classic (5th Place) Wisconsin Invitational (4th Place) Assoc of M d-Contnent Universities Championships (1st of 6 teams) NCAA District Champtonsfvps (7th of 13 teams) Sophomore Dan Fick conditions himself for the next meet. 134 Mon's Cross Country Front row: Crdy McGohan. J'ne Day. Sandy Etsherry Row 2: Carey Calved. Joeanr Jackson. Mary Pound Row 3: Coma Hosstxsg. Terri Le nQer, Suzie Sneer. Kim Rodamakor. Kona Federspei Women’s Cross Country SCOREBOARD UN invitational (1st of 3 teams) Norseman Invitational (5th of 17 teams) TFA USA Md- American Champonshps (15th of 25 teams) iowa State Invitational ( 7th of 9 teams) Drake Mawest Classic (3rd of 7 teams) Central invitational (1st of 7 teams) Gateway Conference (7th of 10 teams) NCAA Ostnct Championships (6th of 8 teams) An up and down season is how the Women’s Cross Country Head Coach Sharon Huddleston termed the 1982 fall campaign. Huddleston felt the UNI women runners did an exceptional first- year job in competing at the Divi- sion I level. The 1982 highlights in- cluded Sandy Elsberry breaking the 5.000-meter record and a team victory at the Central Invi- tational. Woman's Cross Country 135 Volleyball The 1982 Panther votleybafi team tied for fifth place in the league and surpassed last year's school record of forty victories by ending the season with a mark of 41-16-1. Head Coach trade Ahrohi-Fard stated: I think we had a very successful season h our first try at Divi- sion I and I am looking forward to having a talented and young squad to work with next year. The team loses three- year starters Tammy Pettit and Sue Potts and one-year starter Lisa Miller to gradu- ation; losses which Ahradi-Fard admits will be hard to replace right away. (fight: Sue Hassmen serving the ban. Below: Action at the net. • SCOREBOARD •nc« State (I) St Ambrose (W) (1-15.15-17.15-0 (15 3.15 5.15 8) Eastern towa Quad South Dakota hv (2 W) (2-L) (1st Place) lowa State (W) Drake (I) (15-6.15-8.15-11) (11-15.3-15. 14-16) Kansas State tnv N Knots tnv (3rd Ptbce) (4th Place) iowa (W) Loros (W) (151.15-6.15-8) (154. 15-6. 15-5) St Cloud State mv Drake (W) (1st Place) (11-15.15-3.14-16. UNI Invitational (1st Place) 17-10) UNO invitational NW Mssoifi State tnv (1st Place) (4-W)(2-L) iowa (W) iowa State. (1) (15-17.7-15.15-13. (15-5.15-8.15-10) Gateway Conference 15-12. 12-15) Tournament Central Ktssotxi State tnv 2nd Place) (Tied for 5th Ptoce) Field Hockey It's better to have played and lost than not to have played at oH. Those team members that played had an experience that is shared by an elite few. stated UNI Field Hockey Head Coach Wanda Green. This year marked the final season for the sport of field hockey at UNI. The team finished the season with a 5-13 mark. Coach Green stated: The height of the sea- son was the Bemidji State game even though we lost 0-3. The girls played together well and showed a great deal of determination. Stephanio Peters and Jute Peterson on a defen- sive attack. SCOREBOARD Luther 2-1 Southwest Mtssotri State OS ttdrana 1-6 Gmnet 4-3 Carlo ton 1-3 Eastern Kentucky 0-6 Southwest Ktssoixi State 2-6 Southern Moos 0-4 Grnnet 3-2 lowa Wesleyan 0-4 WtsconsnLocrosse 03 Luther 1-2 Carte ton 2-1 Carie ton jv 7-2 North Dakota 1-4 Bemdf State 0-3 Indiana State 0-6 Eastern Moots 1-6 Laurel Mogoo and Lynn Herder prepare themselves for oction. Men’s Swimming I was extremely proud of our young team this season, they im- proved their times considerably and that is an that I can expect from them.” stated Head Men's Swim Coach Jeff Boss. This team works hard and if they keep it up next sea- son. they are going to be a very competitive team with high hopes. The Northern Iowa Men's Swim Team finished its 1982-1983 season with a 6-5 mark. Jeff Samuelson competed at the NCAA Zone D div- ing championships where he finished 24th on the one-meter board and 21st on the three-meter boards. SCOREBOARD Brocfiev 45-67 Western oos 33-60 lowa 59 74 NF Missouri State 75-36 Wisconso-L oCrosse 61-51 Augustana 72-43 Coe 67-25 Nebraska Omaha 60-22 Nebraska 26-87 Creighton 100 21 Northern anoe 47 66 AMCU Conference Championships 5th of 5 teams Above: UN Panther John Frist begins the two-hundred yard butterfty. Right: John Ranson makes his way to the finish me and second place. 138 Men's Swmmmg Women's Swimming The 1982-1983 Northern Iowa Women's Swim Team closed its sea- son with a 4 and 6 record. Head Coach Shauna Thomaswick was very pleased with her team's effort, as they improved on several per- sonal best times and broke seven school records. As for next year. Coach Thomas- wick returns an of her squad except seniors Janis Hamilton and Cindy Jer- gens. Those seniors represented big shoes that wit be hard to fiS, but Thomaswick has six possible recruits to fortify what should be a strong nucleus. SCOREBOARD Missouri 60-87 towa 66-78 Western Mno«s 46-80 NE Missouri State 54-94 Augustana (I) 91-56 Coe 101-38 Nebraska-Omaha 88 46 Nebraska 48 91 Creighton 85-21 Northern Boots 53-85 A bow: Senior Jons Hamiton comes down the home stretch. Lett: Angela Cine prepares herseH tor a dve. tum ut in Women's Swimming 139 140 Basket[xn Men's Basketball The transition to Division I bosket- boil is never on easy process and it hasn't been any less so for the Northern Iowa Men's Basketball team. The Panthers wrapped up the 1982-1983 season with a 13-18 re- cord in its third year at the Division I level, an improvement over the pre- vious two years. For the guys' sakes. I wish we could have won more games. stated UNl's Head Basketball Coach Jim Berry. But we played ten very tough teams on the road and we couldn't quite get to them. We need to p'ay these kinds of teams at home instead of always having to go on the road to meet them. Above: The members of the baskottxx team listen mtentty to on assistent coach during a time-out eight: Senor Ray Storck mokes an attempt at an outside jump- shot SCOREBOARD Wayne State 69-49 W sconsn 57-63 Western Kentucky 57-63 St franca 61-66 Arkansas State 63-58 Wisconsin-Green Bay 63-73 Drake 65-73 Bermdf State 102-64 Knots State 60-66 HOWOa 57 62 Western Knots 55-77 Abilene Christian 66 56 towa State 50-73 tAssoun 62-91 Kansas State 48-69 Mnoa-Ovcago 82-70 Valparaiso 77-52 western unoa 5367 Eastern Anas 61-73 Arkansas State 47-53 Wtsconsn-Green Bay 69-56 Eastern Knots 71-67 Wnona State 96-70 Valparaiso 85-64 Pan American 60-51 Bek t 63 48 Western Knots 69-77 SW Mssoun State 53-72 Pan American 60-61 SW Mssoui 66-60 Notre Dome 51-75 Above: Brent Carmichael positions hmseit on the free-throw ine. Lett: Howard Rose and Mke Pijonowski ore gong up for a defensive redound Basket Cat i i Wrestling I feel that we have made great strides this season h our program stated Northern Iowa Head Wrestling Coach Don Briggs. Our guys ranked in the top ten dual rankings for most of the season and finished among the na- tion's top ten for the second straight year, despite losing three AH-Ameri- cans and having to adapt to a new coaching staff. Randy Majors' third-place finish and heavyweight John Kriebs' fifth place spot led the Northern Iowa Wrestling squad to a tenth place team finish at the 1983 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. The Panthers finished the dual season with a record-tying seventeen wins against three defeats — those losses against three of the nation's top five teams (Iowa. Iowa State and Nebraska), with the latter two occuring on the road. Above: UNI Panther Scott MorringsMe prepares for a take-down Right: One hundred and fifty-eight pounder PoJ Cocco struggles for an escape. 142 Wresting SCOREBOARD Minnesota Quod One 2nd ptoce Six 3rd places Five 5th pioces Northern Open. One 1st place One 3rd place One 5th place Kentucky (W)(41-3) UNI Dome Open Three 1st pioces Two 2nd places Three 3rd pioces Northern Michigan (W) (45-2) Iowa (L) (8-33) Cal-Bakerfield (W) (33-6) North Carofna (W) 31-6) Lock Haven State (W) (25-14) Lehigh (W) (23-22) Clarion State (W) (23-17) Missouri (W) (20-19) Eastern Knots (W) (26-14) mnois(W) (27-10) Minnesota (W) (20-19) South Dakota State (W) (42-8) Minnesota (W) (33-8) Iowa State (I) (6-33) Augustana SD) (W) Drake (W) (45-4) Mankato State (W) (39-13) CAI Pol SLO (W) (34-12) Nebraska (L) (16-24) NCAA MO WE ST PEGiONALS 2nd of 6 teams 7 National Qualifiers NCAA CHAMPIONSHPS 10th place Above: Dave Model is in the process of pinning an opponent from Mmesota. Lett Keith Carmen taks it over with Head Cooch Don Briggs. Wresting 143 Front Row: Sharon Owen. Torn Herb Row 2: Mice McGJce. Pat Bridge. Brenda Sneed. Scott Young. Audrey Inigos. Lon Siebies. Dontta Gardner. Denise Hortdou. Dave Burton Row $: Marche! Cupped. Tom Lowe. Jams Hamiton. Bean Mcfod- den. Steve Modi Row 4: TomFrette. Gaien Cotton. Mark Kwkkot. Jan Thomson. J4 Hormg Absent: John Marren. Mire Negus Student Athletic Trainers The student athletic trainers are a dedicated group of individuals. They are responsible for the prevention and care of the athlete and his or her injuries. They work between ten and thirty hours a week without any pay. The trainers' season runs continually throughout the year Each trainer at- tends various athletic events from football games to track meets and open recreation, es- sentially any athletic event where possible injury to the athlete could occur. Many times, the ath- letic trainer will also travel with the team on their road trips. 144 Student Athletic Trainers Women's Basketball The University of Northern Iowa's women's basketball team played twenty-eight games and ended the season with a 17-11 record. Al- though it was not the best season for the Panthers, the team did man- age to chalk up some impressive marks. Head Coach J.D. Anderson will hove to do some heavy recruiting for next year's team for the Pan- thers are losing five seniors, four of which are starters. Those seniors graduating are Deb Drenth. Carol Hogan. Lisa Geske. Betty Davis and Becky Grady. SCOREBOARD i Necroska-Omana 78-62 Augustana (SD) 57-45 St franca 78 58 Oklahoma City 55-62 Wisconsn • ocrosse 58-70 St Cloud Stare 62-58 Mankato State 60-71 St Ambrose 75-57 W om Penn 75-52 Western mnoa 78 47 Mt Mercy 77 48 Northeast Mssoun 73-63 Iowa 65-66 Marquette 76-45 nots-Cr cogo 01-72 Central 61-73 Grand View 76-70 St Ctoua State 56-72 Wnono Stato 83 51 Northern State 60-74 St loos 67-36 S Unoa-Edw 81-50 Augustana (SD) 71-72 Mt Mercy 67-52 DePoul 54-50 norsChicago 65-54 Wisconsn Mhvaukee 81-80 towa State 66 77 A bow. Senior Deb Drenth dripples toward the hoop. Lott: Panthers Card Hogan and Tam Scheder ptay some tough defense Women's Bosketbol 145 Front row: Mke SchMng. Dave Moore. Bryan Butcher. Cesar Perez. Scott Hotander. Mike Hscocks. Coach Pete Mazula Bow 2: Matt Gretoman, Jett Vaage. Jon Hoffman. Jeff Vest. Jeff Twaft Not Pictured: Joe Behan. Frank WXams. Men's Tennis After posting a 18-8 re- cord last season. UNI Head Coach Pete Mazula hod high hopes for the 1983 men's tennis team. Last season's squad which won its first thirteen matches, had five return- ees this season. Coach Mazula also counted on some newcomers for a successful season. We have a fine nucle- us for a good season, but we don't really have any one outstanding player on the team. They ail need to play weH in order to win the dose meets.'' commented Mazula at the beginning of the sea- son. SCOREBOARD Grinnel 8-0 NE Missouri invitational 3rd M souri-Qoio 5-4 Northern MO State 0-9 Southwest Baptist 1-8 Southwestern Louisiana 0-9 Southern Arkansas hv. 8th Wartburg 7-2 W am Penn 6-3 Mankato State 4-5 Wisconsin-LoCrosse 2-7 North Dakota State 8-1 North Dakota State 9-0 Bight: Jeff Vaage sets himsett to return the ban to his opponent. Men's Tennis Front row: Vicki Rehlcke. Maria McDonald. Patrick Krause. Cathy Rubnor. Nancy Land Row 2: Coach Pete Mazula. Manager Dave Moore. Robbin Ross. Carrie Knudson. Assistant Coach Sue Stocker Not Pictured: Nina Nelson. Chris Costeto. Tanna RfeN. Women's Tennis Though our record was 10-7 in the fas, aS the players have shown marked improvement. With that in mind, I am confident of a better season this spring, stated Head Coach Pete Mazula at the start of the season. He feels that many of the players have matured a great deal from the faS season. Mazda said the team should show an equal balance from the number one to seven positions. SCOREBOARD Southwest Baptist 9-0 Northwestern State 1-8 Stephans CoSoge 6-2 Drury 7-0 Luther 6-3 North Dakota State 6-3 North Dakota State 3-6 Loft: Nancy Land makes a successful attempt to get the bat over the net. Front row: John Martin. Mke Burton. Dove Struve Bow 2: John DeVoutt. Matt Dunokee. Scott Jjstice Bow 3: Kirk Hosteng. Tony Regner. Craig Mertz Bow 4: Howard Battey. Mark Christianson Bow 5: Steve Patterson. Vem Boenish. Brad Peck. Coach Green Men's Golf The UNI men's golf team had fourteen players out for the spring season. The squad was an inexperi- enced one, but one that had Head Coach Ken Green cautiously optimistic about the season. He stated, We had a tough faH and could not find a set of five, but I am looking for improvement from an of our players. Green also stated. If we become more consistent, our team could become very competitive in the conference. SCOREBOARD Knots Invitational: 12th of 15 teams 148 Men’s Goff John Martin practices his putting before the UNt Wartburg Invitational. Lett to right: Kim Luc hunger. Kmm Mam. PaJne Kety. Meg Rousher. Jt Fjets tut. Jeanne Sutherland Women’s Golf The spring 1983 season looked sky high for the Panther women's golf team. UNI re- turned the top eight players from a squad that finished fifth in the AIA W Division I Na- tional Golf Championships a year ago. Seniors Kimm Mann and Jeanne Suther- land. plus sophomore Pauline Kelly, were ex- pected to lead a group of talented link stars in the spring campaign. Head Coach Jean- ette Marsh said that these are the best three golfers UNI has ever had and I expect them to play even better than they already have. UNI's schedule became more competi- tive this season since moving to Division I level and also having had the Gateway Conference at home. SCOREBOARD Southwest Missouri State Invitational 3rd of 5 teams Lett: Jf FjetstU practices putting durng spring practice in the dome Women s Goff 149 Men's Baseball A host of new faces dotted the UNI men's basebaU roster in the 1983 season. Head Coach J.D. Anderson depended on several of these new faces to fill spots in the Une-up left by six graduated starters. Coach Anderson also felt the team had good natural talent that could bring pro- ductive results. SCOREBOARD Missouri-Columbia 6-4 Sam Houston State 2-5 Kansas 5-13 Central Michigan 1-5 Pan American 1-4 Sam Houston State 5-6 Kansas 1-3 Northwestern 1-7 Creighton 1-11 Abov0: Gary Swanson snows a Dotting stance to another teammate c jrirg practice Right: A tew Panthers me up tor hexing practice in the dome. ISO Men’s BosoDa Women’s Softball There's httle doubt that repeating lost year’s performance wiH be much more difficult this year.” exclaimed Head Coach Meredith Bakely at the start of the season. She also stated we feel that we have the talent to make a run for finishing in the upper division of the conference even though the league is very strong in soft- ball.” Bakley returned fourteen athletes from last year's title holders, including national all-tourna- ment selections. Jennifer Berger and Laurel Ma- gee. The squad was composed of three seniors, seven juniors, five sophomores and three fresh- men. SCOREBOARD West Texas State 4-1 Wichita State 5-1 South Dakota State 8-1 Central Stote (OK) 6-1 NW Louisiana 2-1 Texas Wesleyan 1-2 Oklahoma Baptist 2-0. 3-9 Oklahoma Stato 0-8. 1-8 Mssoun 3-9 Wyomng 9-4 Oklahoma Gty 9-1. 8-0 Warttxrg 10-1. 4-3 Iowa 1-2 St Ambrose 3-1. 7-6 Mnnesoto 3-2. 3-5 Above: Penny SoXJol positions herself at third Pose during the gome oganst towo « the dome. Lett: Jonmtor Bergor begins her wind-up oganst an Iowa opponent. SCOREBOARD Purple-Gold Meet Gold 81 Purple 63 Big Four Meet: 3rd ol 4 teoms WM Trongukx 1st ol 3 teoms Panther Invitational 1st ot 6 teams LPJ Quadrangular 1st of 4 teams UN-Dome Open No Team Scores Kept 7 champions Men's Track Head Track Coach Lynn King and his 1983 track squad are beaming with pride from their accomplishments in 1982 and they are hoping that their 1983 endeavors prove as success- ful. With twenty-one returning letterwinners. six school record holders and three conference champions back in action. Coach King feels that this year's squad has the potential to be even stronger than last year's. Above: A LM panther leads opponents from St. Cloud State and Wisconsin-Stout down the home stretch Below: A LP4 high jumper successtu y doors the bar 152 Men s track Women's Track UNI's Head Women's Track Coach Sharon Huddleston had a squad con- sisting of twenty-nine members for the 1982-1983 season. Within this squad Huddleston returned eight national outdoor track and field qualifiers, with each owning at least one UN track record. The Northern Iowa women runners placed eighth at the 1982-1983 Gate- way Conference Championships. The team had a strong nucleus and count- ed on the returning people to lead the way. with recruits and walk-ons to give strong support to the team. SCOREBOARD Iowa Eye Opener (No loam Scores Kept) Mankato State Invitational (3rd of 3 teams) Golden Shoe Invitational (7th of 8 teams) Uht Invitational (Tied for 2nd of 8 teams) GCAC Championshps (8th of 10 teams) Above: Chris Ropo receives a hand-off from Joearr Jackson. Lett Carol Powers doesn't quite make it over the bar during the high jump event. Women's Track 153 Intramurals Every year on campus the intra- mural program, through the Depart- ment of Campus Recreation, is one of the most highly student involved activities. Several student groups from both on and off-campus par- ticipate in a rather large variety of sports that are both team and indi- vidually orientated. Leagues are or- ganized into divisions consisting of men, women, and co-recreational teams. Different leagues ore also created for the strongly competi- tive teams and for those who just participate in a sport for the exer- cise and enjoyment. TEAM WINNERS SOFTBALL (Women) Taurus-Panther Den (Men) Clowns FLAG FOOTBALL (Women) Ltxa (Men) LP. T VOLLEYBALL (Women) Gerrtn M (Men) Show B 3 on 3 BASKETBALL (Women) Tntons (Men) Pi T.G.U. WRESTLING SEX 5 on 5 BASKETBALL (Women) Edelweiss (Men) Ant Warriors CO-REG BASKETBALL Show-Shut SUPER LEAGUE Bo's Beam Above: Action from the Men's A League championship game between the Ant Warriors and Stone House. Right: The one- hundred and fifty-eight pound intramural finalists battle it out. IS ritronxrais Above right: Phoebe vs. Edelweiss in the Women's A League championship game. Above tott: Team members from Kenaos House dscuss their strategies about the approaching sottboi match agonst Hempstead House Below: Wotf vs Kety n an intramural wresting fnai tntramurats 155 Intramurals Right: Darby Knvanek brings the bat around during a women's sottbat game. Bottom Right Dan Liabianco pitches in the mens league Mow: Umpire Coteen Cartson keeps the stats Bartlett Hall BuSdhg o better Bartlett was the theme coordinator Pat Adkins stressed for residents in an effort to push community pride. Some improvements in the building consisted of installing a new fire system with fire wails and getting different furniture in the Green and Rose lounges. The R.A. '$ brought in engravers to protect residents' items from theft. Stereos and other valua- bles are now registered with the Cedar Fails police department and with campus security. Pat Adkins, Ml coordnator Paul Coggins rises early to take a hot shower gmhy Naurain« demonstrates her green thumb Satoko Watanabe takes time to do her laundry. Tim McAnlnch carries a heavy tood Ana Ooncalves, Jan Lundqubt. Mary Hute. Brian Thuesen and David Bel prepare for a night out on the town Photos by Btdto Kramer Apache Front Row: Robert Howe I. Kit Heese. Benno Evens. Morris Moscn. Mark WkJerman. Mork Sirtokj. Haroid Peter Row 2: Kevin Wets. Mtchoei Simoson. David Lohue. Stuart Ambrose. Jamie Lempares. Kevin Ftfo. Scott Peterson Front Row: Kunyoung Rttee. Trtof AqJce. Brent Anderson. NeJ M er. Lee Pint. Joe Srrtth. Scott Kartman Row 2: Tim LehmkuH. Eugene WBams. Rick Freese. Clair Huber. John Holm. Patrick Moore. Kurt Lents. Steven Netmeyer. Arapaho Cheyenne Front Row: Kathi Taytor. Jenny Scott. Rose Evens. Do Ann hunker. Ronoo Attwood. Susie Russel. Patricio Oerfch Row 2: Gwen Roth. Carol Burt. Sue Ann Hook. Tammi Kerrp. Sandy Pri. Roxann Schwartz. Christie Arndt. Nancy Strait. Catherine A vet . Ondy Wing. Ktn Farley. Crystal Grosse Row 3: Theresa Steiner. Maureen Janssen. Carie Thomsen. Lori Shorter. Judy Bermor. Cathy Monaghan. Jodi Fox. Denise Anderson. LMan Umeh Front Row: Norman Ruiz. Jason Woodford. Howard Rose. Brad Ridnotr. James Renfro. Cari Burre� . Todd Guest. Joe Nokunda Row 2: Scott Vtring'. Troy Thompson. David PftiSps. Jerry Carda. Fred Bryan. Brian underwood. Darwn Trickle. Charles Johnson Row 3: Dwayne Jackson. Brent Carmicnoei. Kevin Bradford. Xkka Lndberg. Erick Price. Rick Burke. Ray Friedrechsen. Darrel Els worth. Crag Sainders Comanche Dakota Front Bow: Judy Wankum. Patricia Penwet. ShinDtmg. Jane Bubke. Mary Fnr e. Suzanne Keenan. Lynda Bowen. Usa Horbach. Shnsook Swak. Sipro Nath. Come Mattie. Beth Peters. Kay Wasson Bow 2: AAe Wankum. Karen Pries. Laua Else. Usa Meyer. Becky Burgess. Kathy Tritz. Mtchete McKeen. Melnda Goodn. Sue Mttche . Patty Cramer. Diana Scheden. Jenny Burke. Pam Phipps Bow 3: Susan Fisher. Trod Woods. Kathleen McGonegie. Jeanne Lomoak. Dawn Hansen. Beth Larson. Mary Ann Schadte. Patricia Mltchet. Lora Wocte. J) Norton. Barb Farley. Jerri DeWat. Constance Krchner. Cynthia Bippel. Sherry Gogg Front Bow: Randy Cotns. Jock roadman. Kevin Hal. Jeffrey Ntebohr. Joseph dark. Joseph Clausen. W am Shea Bow 2: Arts Carasfathis. Zama Gebeda. Dan Mter. Jon Horn. Ronald MdOeney. John Nssen. Paul Coggns. Cohg Steele. Joseph Kgasago Bow 3: Joel Vieta. James Orvis. Lam thong Phonthipsvath. Douglas VonBerg. Wayne Hammes. Charles Davenport. Tracy Zenov. Marin Jensen Iroquois Kiowa Front Row: KariAnn Ortmoier. Ruthann O'Brien, U$a Drahozat. June TMard. Daren Scott. Diane Kramer. Leah Atman Row 2: JoElen Bender. Sara Hayden. Mary Woken. Shannon Naylor. Lynn Peterson. Lauren Oujti. Mary Hute. Vicki Reid. Jan Rhea Row 3: Pamela Roper. Kristin Swanson. Marci Sea. Patty Kennedy. Mary McGrane. Emiy Nourohe. Theresa Skcra. Janco SoPoUc Front Row: ToddKkJer. Joseph Groves. Thalsanophet Vongvioy. Rodger Battan Ro w 2: Cesar Perez. Scott Hollander. Lanne LndQuat, Tod Schuster. Terry Wotnor Row 3: David Ketey. Scott Ftcknger. Crag Louritsen. Gregg Geerdes. Chris Hoppe Mohican Navajo Fr° ??mS ou Ge°(9e St. John. Boon Hogedon. Neal Haider. Jeff Effer Row 2: Hamd SePghati. Tim Waten Brad Nctdyke. s er Anthony Dennis Row 3: John Hotdsworth. Russet Reeves. Barry GrayM. Thomas Ketey. Kent Behrends. Mcvk McCnght Phi Godd.Jeff Twa t. Steve MendenhaH Row 4: Donds Ndson. DavKJSier. Da vd Crees. Daniel Hartman. Edward Grothus.Da- vd Struve. Jeff Son tog Donald Manley. Craig fbn and. Joseph Hoehier Front Row: Joan Christian. Denae Johnson. Susan Hastings. Jane Feme. Gloria Bagg. J4 Wa ng Row 2: Susan Schaeffer. Marianne Hartz Raenei AJen. lezte Shut. Shefa Cochran. Denae Kiahn. Theresa Gude Row 3: Kyoko Katayanag'. Teresa Comer. Joanmne Harriot. Mehsa Handorf. Elen Mathias. Knsti Stroh. Pinkie Rife. Mary DarPe Row 4: Vofunda Thompson. L yne Waistead. Celeste Reainger. Jeanne Hal frtchele Burns. Mary Hathaway. Coteen Marpenau. Juke Frodv Shoshoni Seminole Front Row: Cao Faucegia. Lori Sakbury Meissa Sampson. MoryAvants. Gal Smith. Akaa Thompson Row 2: Kristi PotAon. UsaPontrsso. lone McKay PcuSne Keiy Morey Dehnom. Susan Dahl Row 3: Lauri� Thoms. Dcrcy Comotoy. Lisa PfJfner. Susan Pratt. Drone Ingeis. Kan MOer. De Yang Row 4: Donnete Pier. Rosanna Muerhoff. Meg Stxrt. Sandy Tippett. Andrea Hogeiand. Angie Comer. Lisa Cousins. Janice Lance Brad Rldnour repies to a letter. Bob Schnodon checks out the root scene. Bender Hall Hail Coordinator Manny Amaro introduced a variety of new programs in Bender, such as the highly attended massage clinics, at which Amaro taught techniques to relieve stress and anxiety through massage. Other programs included a lesson from the Learning SkiHs Cen- ter on study habits and writ- ing skiHs, and a presentation on self-image. The Barbers demonstrated hair care and styling techniques. Bender residents partici- pated in many group activi- ties, ranging from pizza par- ties and house picnics, to Wacky Olympics . Manny Amaro, hai coordhatcr Jason Fort studes tor Ns Qtrf watching class Doug Delashmutt sooms porpioxod by his homework. Mark Pritchard rekoxes on a Sunday afternoon Jane Whlsler choses o cozy spot to study Tammy Hagen takes time to rood the doty newspaper Photos by Chris Norman and Cindy Ogmann 167 Stone-lst And 2nd Floors Front tow: Glen Parks, Jett Petersels. Craig Hoaiand. Kevn Walters, wme Gibbs, Kyle Sprecher. Herpe Floor Mascot. Crash Gardner. W. Todd B f.ngs. Marty Marren, Todd Asa tow 2: Scott Edwards. Mke Rowedder. Dan Meeting. Michael Phipps. Perry Ping, Fred Wiz. Cart McCufey, Brad hkjghes. Douglas Case. Dean Wegner. Terry Brennan tow 3: Gregory Anderson. Brad Baker. Rick Larson. Mark Schttter. Jason Meyer. Gary Botine. Dan Dyson. David Lewis, David Hanson. Brian Cole. Oayton Corey. Daniel Page tow 4: Ray Storck. Jim Carney, Tim Johnson. Pm Santtner. Torrence Honnafan. Mke Hehen. Terry Brcka. Paul Holer. Craig Bearing, Craig Johnson. Dan Weber tow 6: John Btwer, Kevin MHs. Kent Fry. WMam Noonan. Jm Lewis. Dan Downs. Steven Potter. Steve Bernhardt Front tow: Tammy Cunningham. Kim Gamble. Deborah Pape. Wendy Wtand. Ann Lorenzen. Donna DeCook. Christine Frtedertch. Karen Bbert. Shawnda Laffey. Jt Fuerhoff tow 2: Kristi Cordes. Rita McCotoch. Susan Johnson. Brenda Phtfrs. Lori Ams. Ginger Crooks. Joyce Lahue. Jennifer Nose. Kathleen Fear. Glenda Gronewotd. Kristi Houghenbury. Linda Meichert tow 3: Jufe Buns. Karen Clark. Jana Oebsem. Jan Jensen. Karen Hsler. Candy Mocha . Angie Corkeny. Lon Peterson. Va1 Lnbo. Kety Groff. Janet Parkinson. Derise Joyce. Laua Paterson Capricom 3rd Floor Newbold-4th Floor Front Row: Rodney Mfomson. Matthew Haytord. Todd Hoover. Chris McCarthy. Kefy wottt. Mfchael Johnson. Marty Dunne. Michael Hager. Daniel Dim Row 2: Stephen DoGroff. Ned Taylor. Ned Jacobs. Glen Fries. Jeffrey Rtf. Steven Fir . Evan Mossman. Daniel Thorrpson. Thomas Keith. Scott Leweten Row 3: Donald Ebert. Dave Richter. Kevin Chodorquist. Scott Kersten. Jett Partridge. Clayton Netusi. Gary Huston. Scott Chapman. Rodney Wee. Norman Weathers. Todd Rust Row 4: David Hamiett. Donald Boekhoff. Joe Pettit. Lawrence Jensen. Timothy GUI. Jerdd Stroeoefe. Douglas Sievers. Jim Knag Front Row: Ken Harris. Cade Somsky. Carmen Smerto. LoriHammen. Jocque Hoth. Angela Smith. Teresa Heggen. Kim Davitt Row 2: Martha Lawrence. Jennifer Mchtyre. Elen Wode. Donna Somsky. Cathy Thuringer. Marsha MaRnger. Use Stennerson. Bonne Hauser. Lynette Anderson. Audrey Leppert Row 3: Sheio Ross. Doreen Engetxxdt, Joan Kkobetdaru, Stephonie Cook. Dana Hanna. StoOhon Chamber. Michele Livingston. Penny Sloch. Gretchen Meyer. Lea Lavra. Jane Anderson. Amy Burg Libra-5th Floor Lowe-6th Floor Front Row: Jeffrey Hosseknann. Ross Kent. Brent Wie thorn, John Umke. Edward Kunkle. Joseph McDermott. Todd Heisterkamp. Brian Beaudry. Kenneth Hemeroth Row 2: Matt Thornton. Steven Rebk. Russ Berg. Morrie Homing, Stephen Weaver. Gregg Henn. John Smith. Nek Pipnott. Gary Lang. Mke Underriner. Scott Osweier. Tom Kress Row 3: Brian Kramer. PautFoedhotl Joe Mchets. Greg Worrmey. Doug Hansen. Anthony Thornburg. Anthony Grener. Scott Arioogast. Randy Shaffer. Bryce Mead. David Bixier. Brett Hora. Joel Hie. Douglas Rowe Front Row: Jackie Luoth. Tracy Johnson, JR Gray. Barb Schmitt. LoriPoRmam. Gina Mock. Tammy Rogers. Carotee Benson Klmberty Oieson Row 2: Kate Bader. Carolyn Kohl. Rochete Rothfus. Tammy Gansen. Carole Johner. Chris McGregor. Janet Mdc f. JR Sovfck Kefy McKenney. Mary Joan McIntyre, Scty Drahn. Debbie Greenlee Row 3: Joan Dory. Lori Abbas. Michele Harms. Michele Schoab. Kris Hoeog. Jennifer Mark. Jean Sponger, janey Bookhous. Kathy Spratte. Becky Zimmer. Kris Junktns. Ann Ryan Row 4: Cristin Oldenburg. Jan Khnamon, Jamie Gaffney. Coryn Oldenburg. Laurie Husak, Kim Ross. Betttjeon Brace. Missy Moutton. Carol Scherer. Jule Maktnster. Peggy Blackford. Monica Andersen. Sheryl Ouderirirk BriggsSth Floor Front Row: Joe Gribben. Mke Photon. Tom Moetor. Curt Diemer. Gory Bridgewater. Steve Janssen. Bi Whitset. Bruce Gramowski. Tim Heisterkomp Row 2: BtadFiemtng. Mark Waker. Tom Cox. Joe Kittle. Ronan Young. Kevin Makhster. Dana Detoshmutt. Jonathon Schutt. Aton Heist erkamp Row 3: ASon Dost. Brad Harbeck. Chris Owenson. Mchael Parker. Jason Fort. James Larson. Mke Maiers. Brian Levene. Mark Meeks. Bnan Disney. Curtis Brand Row 4: Steve Hopkins. Bob Demeutence. Mchoei Hscocks. Randy Perkins. Watson James. Daryl Kruse. Dan Grandtioto. Brian Pierce. Randy Wurster. Steve Welter. Mark Greene Front Row: Ann Koefring. Kristi Moats. Kris Davis. Debbie KMn. Diana ErpekJng. Jute Soppe. Cieone FPncum. Karen Patsc. Kim Hogan. Cody BratkandRow 2: Lisa Coonrodt. Notate Reinmund. Karen Barnes. Carrie Thompson. Jodeo MHor. Mary Parks. Angie Bede. Nancy Grimm. Ann WissmOer. Rhonda Wotum. Paige Power Row 3: Renee Anderegg. Cindy Sivesind. Sylvia Hettemcn. Coteen Stone. Joni Downog. Lisa Sm'th Glenda Garnett. Coieen Hudson. Paula Wetoher. Sharon Lyon. Susan Shea. Audrey Schuster. Lisa Knoke. Mary Amdt Row 4: Heather Rosier Lynette Chesmore. Susie Leninger. Kim Seimot. Sue Meyer. Debbie Kruse. Cathy SrrYth. Christine Hansen. Mtohele Boemeche. Andrea Tockenberg. Juta Sarahne. Jodi Reed. Jack! Jones. Jute Eostabrooks Leo-9th Floor Herring-IOth Floor W‘ MOU t3 - 25£’ Mx B x. John Hansen. Ock town, ericKnm. JettStoon. Greg G TTan Row H X f l Warren Anderson. Mark Wood. lOmDoDockor. Jon hank en. James Parker. ToddBcxrett. Peter Mnrichs Kevin WZ,H an ROW:3: Kkf SChm'tt KoCkl r'Keitt) Gi3Scn- Dov S o � - too � Conor. Dan McDonad. Dove Curt . Dave Henry. Steven Alexander. Perry Snger. Kevn McDonald. Tom Foot Bow 4: Mark Smith W XKxn MandeSboum Roger M4er. Scott Roenfektt. Dove Moore. Scott Wershaar. Jere Ahrens. Jay Evans. Pout Hoffman. Craig Parker. Tkn Gal F'on Poty Schoeter. Linda Lemke. Regno Clayberg. Mindy Wher. Darcy Pierce. Charlene Brown. Mcraa Clark. Connie Ryan. Deena Sigei. Suzanne Wison Row 2: Usa Basse. Ann Gerdes. Melissa On. Kay Maher. Kay Schmitt. Suzann Ogtond. Ann Menke Lourie Wh or.Aicio LuckrUz. Stacey Wrage. Verio Benson Row 3: Nancy Sanman. Peggy McCabe Usa Tenney Macta Aubry LoriSSZw. BrageitsZr Ar rr T y C« Vxjrn Row 4: Penny Hudson. Debb-e Gjere. Teresa Rochford. Teresa Armstrong. Chns Cross. Shetey Buchanan Toni Sones. Dense Jet ter. Manca Travis. Shore Hoskns. Kory Bona. Ke y Bums ,arn Virgo-llth Floor Penthouse-Hth Floor Front Row: Gregory Ohknd. Todd Stonewall. Matt Warner. Brian Bahimonn. Crag Quegsegger. Scott Steere. Skipper Peters. James Newkirk. Harlan Sherwood Dave Grettenoerg Row 2: Vaughn McBvatl Todd Cooper. Eric Mehmen. MMe Gdeaui. Doug Tedford. Mark Squer. PaJ Udenofen. Scott Wot. Tmothy Hot. J.C. Zo og. David Hamack Row 3: Mark Hatting. BM Dvorak. Mke Stfckney. Michael SkOng. Donald Lapp. Kevin Srhdt. Domy DeVider. Dennis Kieen. John KiotzPach. Kenneth Hanson. Chris Schmidt. Lowes Kkjg Sandy Hawkins, Keri Harris and Terno Fair find time tor reading in the lounge. Campbell Hall Campbell Han hosted a Women's A wareness Week in March, In conjunc- tion with National Women's Week. Several guests came to speak on is- sues such as diet, exercise, self-image, and rape. In October, proceeds from a non-alcoholic mixer with Shun were donated to UNICEF. For Christmas din- ner. Campbell invited such VP's as faculty members and Campbell work- ers. The Campbell Han Senate pro- vided entertainment. Sundance House won Campbell's Homecoming queen contest. Resi- dents voted by dropping coins into buckets representing the candidate of their choice. The money was donated to the American Cancer Society. Both Lamb Nghlghts her book whte doing laundry. Sonya H—ty, hat coordhator DiAnn Froy works at Compbe! Hal desk. Anatevka Front Row: Laura Zowada, Jennifer Scndvk. Patricia Neppl. Jenny Hansen. Lyme Buchan. Jennifer Gidner. Vderie Goodwin. Kimberly Luchshger. Dawn Young. Leigh Rubenbauer. Andrea Bean Row 2: Learn Davis. Denise Paget. Debbie Nteben. Poly Carver. Lest Tonsfetdl. Michele Ralston. Cathy Mordtck. Jo Bridgewater. Carla Madsen. Kathy Bauerty. Lori Terhufen. Am Vanderfnden. Tammy Hays Row 3: Jodi Schroge. Dorothy Roe. Sheri Larsen, Terri Hooper. Shetey Ehresman. Laurie Hazel. Ame Kozak. Rhonda Bowes. Mndy Stimp. Cheryl Bauer. Kendal Jensen. LaVome DRmer. Ame ft a Hama. Janet WMfams Row 4: Wendl Johnson. Lori Anderson. Michele Cormaney. Dha Ryan. Nande Schmidt. Jana Hte. Barbara Hofthaus. Cathy Bkkhofor. Sandy Schmleder. Deborah Mttschek. Roberta Thocker. Margo Fortney Mehofe Bridges Front Row: Lori Walter. Lym Thcrson. XMe Andresen, LeAme Cdbaka. Jean McAfee. Jane Ryan. Terri Carbon, Maureen Jackson. Kety Hough. Row 2: Karen Hoffman. Laxa Palmer. Lcxjri Neppl. Kathryn, DeLeve. Mackey. Coleen KeRier. Jama Hoefer. JR Brumm. Roche! Gorman. Lori CJbertson. Deborah Dettmam. Maria Cusick Row X Melode Green Leah Ztpf. Terese Wkrtmer. Renee Suggitt. Tarrmy Fdy. Barb Buyer!, Jodi Clark. Brenda Brandt. Shety Spicher. Mche e Ludwick. Pemy Surma Row 4: Linda Amundson Deanna Toye. Pada O'Hare. Christy Butler. Mary McDonald. Susan Witt. Mary Bran. Roche! Baron, Amber Reed Camelot De-Ja Vu Front Row: J’ne Day. Susan Scott. Usa Hnrichs. Kristyn Bos. Usa Utterer. Undo Opatz. Martyn Uston Row 2: SheSey Stephenson. Donna Elecman, Nancy ThR. Me Glbert. Cathy Won. Alee Madsen. Laura Wiwerdng. Linda Olson. Sheryl Knoptoh. KeR Cattery. JaNan Sen wake Row 3: Undo Bockenstedt. Jeanne Johanns. Martha Hemingway. Brenda Banning. Tina Peters. KeR McNertney Roxam Ney. Denise Dey. Renoe Meyer Row 4: Love NeR. Kim Recker. Renee ERs. Jute Brown. Cathy Wygte. DeAnne Swartzendruber. Cheryl CtvencK. Linda Boyer. Cindy Bel Front Row: Laurie Cnjkshank. Mtchele Fazio. Darby Knvanek. Carina Brown. Jane Sturges. Crystal Wolf. Charteen Seifert. LaVonna O'Neal Row 2: LuAun Kartson. Tina SteRng. Kristie Meyer. Mchele Myers. Ten Kramer. Theresa LRenthal. Amy Nolen. Becky Mattke. Jennifer Bums. Cindy Hhzman Row 3: Laura Cose. Karen Ahart. KJrrm Langfitt. Barbara Matheson. Cathy Cox. Barbara ERs. Lyn Wickham Christy Stewart. Mary Benson. Karen Petersen Edelweiss Front Bow: Marta Wharton. KancSMorrow. Gina Kety. Arm Capon. Mary Chose. Audrey Schaefer. Lori Wyatt. Amy Wutt Bow 2: age Bdvow. Kim HeMg. Mary Beth Behrendt. Mchete Johnson. Becky Bohner. LuAnn LogeschJto. Martha Letsmger. Kendra Young. Dawn Totari. Room Stoker Bow 3: Tracy Curson. Joan Btock. Oare Walsh. Dame Doock. Derise Hanten. Jon, Souter. Jute Ricks. Susan Corner. Shota Harvey. Mary Farmon. Jdon Soucke Bow 4: Sarah Rietz. Steph Stemtxvck. CcJeen Vavroch lisa Takes. Teresa Hopp. Michele Cashman Teresa Harms. Traci Boerm. Kathy Mescher. Coleen Carbon Front Bow: Kim Jones. Debbie Van Dtest, Beth Richardson. Kim Rasmussen. Michele Mayfield. Shona Roberts. Tarri Kngery. Valerie Schef Bow 2: Amy Moser. Debra Swartzendruber. Susan Sash. Dorma Mkets. Jack' Steffen. Cord Schneberger. Sue Authier. Susan Stasukewtcz. Sara Reis. Usa Kem. Kris Lang Bow 3: Mchete Burke. Pameie Barnes. Kathryn EssJer. Karen Kootner. Laura Mau. Susan Rios. Robin Jensen Candce Reinemund. Amy Mommgstar. Undo Roberts Holly Mash Front Row: Sharon Owen. Perrty Show. Lyme Tigges. Cherie Gtoert. Keley Ryan. Soonne Bader. Patricio Bder Row 2: Diane Kng. Lora Ttenary. Dianna Hanson. Sandra Hogan. Birde Kramer. Diana Troxei. Jamie SigHn. Jodi Comes. Kris Oeh er. Uso Drees Row 3: Dee Batferson. Koty Watters. Doris SocQJtno. Lois Socquitne. Martha Hanson. Kim Gates. Nancy Meeker. Mindy Vana, Diane Armorecht Front Row. Donna Lemon. Kathy Joyce. Jan Sorensen. Patricia Mahoney. Dana Ktne. Loti Hansen. Renee Zezdka Row 2: Janet Kix. Janet Weigel. Lori Anderson. Laura Culshat. Teresa Eeten. Pam Rottgen. Jane Harold Row 3: Pautne Birmingham. Cathy Mhtun. DeOOie Htxant. Mery Pcxnd. Janet Laughton. Marianne Litterer. Donna Wright. M tssa Bder Row 4: Leanne Cranddt. Constance Maurer. Sharon Lemon. Doha Schroder. Zoe Davis. Susan Russel. Darcy Schuidt. Amy Stover. Rachel Heggen. Cindy Bockstrom Panther Den Rainbow Front Bow: Sherrie Dolan. Regina Rltz. Laurie Mechem. Crxjy Hemann. Kathy Kruse. Gal HuxsoL Km Bitsch. Rosemary Novak Bow 2: Lay a Metort. Usa Wade. Sue Bfstoa. Lori Heater. Tracy Stefnmeyer. Kay Meegeier. Kayla Jones. Nancy Gubbets. Cary McDonald. Elaine Roouot Bow 3: Brenda Peters. Saty Schoonhoven. Susan Disney. Km Langan. LoriHoerschetman. Mekxfy Crawford. Sandy Carpenter. Ketey Hoskns. Denso Dake. Jody Murray. Nancy Bottke Bow 4: Louie Benson. Denise Mussetman. Karen Nhart. Kristine Oskxtd. Kety PhMpa. Rhonda Biermam. Mary Bume. Mriom Pfeiff. Deb Soldi. Judy Striding. Barbara Thomas. Janet Strbtog. Front Bow: JuSe Schuler. Mary Weichs. Beth Leslie. Lori IeLbokJ, Susan Schlemmer. Teresa DJUtety. Patty Hunt. Ann Putder. Shefa Kennedy Bow 2: Km Ruth. Usa Raeskie. Laurie Otto. Lcrris Voss. Connie Withers. Sharon Aixxjgh. Diana Brown. Chris Lesie. Doha Dunshee. Connie Herman Bow 3: Melanie Fisher. Uane Jepsen. Mcheie Vatadokd. Mary Kriener. Elizabeth Somsky. Sheley Bohang. undo Starcevch. Karen Kundma. Gal Oswald. Pamela Ehlers. Diane Phinney Bow 4: Cindy Huxford. Susan Anderson. Denise FoJkner. Kathle Rolfs. Janice Merkey. Juke Zach. Etzobeth Una Patricia Duncombo. Judy Efortyock. Conme Mohr Skybird Sundance Front Row: PaJo Overtxxg. Lisa Kiejch. Jeanne Faher. Valehe Kirkland. Marita Hohtz. Peggy Helgason. Kristi Hopkins. Debbie Gautrapp Row 2: Dorcey Enascn. Brenda Pobmson, Deb Otto, La Nbson. Kathy Bet. Tammy Thompson. Carol Baumhover. LuArm Bishop. Deb Bauer Row 3: Annette Pederson. EsthyrRopa. JuleStukey. Sara Bates. Jute Bowes. KandeHooten. Sherdyn ENers. JoAmLee. Linda Brandt. Cathy Watters. Lori Koester Row 4: Wendy Hendricks. Cindy Safyers. Melanie Reynolds. SueArtn Nystel. Nancy Etnler. Anne Hotihauet. CyntNa Sheston. ERe Hjghes. Mary Habbtnga. Lob Taylor. Sandy Groff. Cands Mock Front Row: Kim Tukippe. Stacey Beck. Karen Perry. Mary Gamache. Susan Perry. Beth Lamb. Chen Meyer. Arriy Usher Row 2: Jane Bagford. Peg Brown. Sheta McRoberts. Peggy Snltker. Mary Jean Conlee, Angela Has, Ann Rogers. Carta Boysen. Tanya Hoegh. Carmie Stratton Row 3: Debra Vogel. Katie Steamarer. Bobbt Linder. Susan Brunner. Laura Wehr. Kathleen Boas. Monica Brinkman. Cynthia Soberg. Rtta WoH. Carolyn Clark. Shety Koehn Row 4: Anita Cook. Ann Merfed. Diana Reno, Mary Tegeler. Amy Btoomqubt, Deanna Pauley. Annette Cochran. Judy Harms. Ket Day, Carol Schlmmer. Hotd Meyer. Debra twn Tara Tiffany Front Row: Jennifer EkJov. Sheryl Shoeffer. Stacey Arjes. Jocquetne Feioenbaim. Becky McNel Nancy Nrtzke. Laura Gorman Row 2: Ruth Hotthous, Undo Robinson, Jan Doonan Ann Menke. Karyn Karr. Amy Rehnstrom. Gay BuSock. Patty Vincent. Peggy O'Brien. Heather Draper Row 3: Jute Klopponborg, Kim Bone. DeeAnn Jertson. Katie Moran. Ten Setvog. Karen Wekj. Mra Jensen, Maureen Hafar. Robin Mickei Front Row: Karen Oayton. Tracy Wagner. Pathcks Newby. Dawn Burmefster. ja Beyer. Kristin Borseth Row 2: Ate Wehner. Beth Sloan Anne Kinder. Shari Smith. Kate Hotsch. Paula Schlmmer. Use Kane Row 3: Diana Johansen. Leame Carrol, Robin Peters. Linda Bak. Joyce Cormoty. Christine Coppn Lori Chnak Row 4: Sheme Ptoht. Sam School Karen Meddock. Debi Bowers. Cynthia Snet. Sheri Shelton. Linda Engebardt Tree Dancer Hall According to Hall Coor- cSnator Mark McGuire, the new alcohol policy was In- strumental in reducing van- dalism in Dancer. Residents also seemed more responsi- ble this year. Dancer's second annual spook house, held on first floor, was a Halloween suc- cess. Also In October, local merchants presented a fashion show In central Towers. Resident Bill Bergeson started up a karate club which mett two nights a week. It was reported a great success. Dancer also received all new carpet In the hallways this year. Mark McOuke, hat cordhator Trufa Story reads the Bible doty. Rom Schmidt shares hb gutter muste wtth others. Carotin� Hartmann, Bart and Pat Anderson (sisters) show off thet matching shoes. Clark Hotthout and Dave Mechem watch TV. In their room. Photos by BkcSe Kramer Aquarius-lst And 2nd Floors Front Row: Koto Harris. Raynee Steffen. Susan Lombard. Nancy Ryan. Morfyn Robergmincks. Amy Buten. Jean Rothbarf. Sara Wright. Michele Meier. Jeamie Kerns Row 2: Angie Wtkxns, Km Perry. Patty Porter. Km Oat man. Margaret McCarty. Joan Vaughan. Undo Warner. Susan Stephens. Nancy Wetsch. Angela Gordon. JR Duff. Monica Moran ec Row 3: Laurie Hastey. Marcia VanSoeten. Pam Lehman. Sonia Kramer. Usa dark. Jane Mur ay. Robin Kirby. Nancy Harvey. Jennifer Goodwin. Shety Heppner. Jen Mddeton. Meissa Bat Front Row: Gwyn Sundhoguf. Douglas Ward. Timothy Haats. John Kokjsa. Kent Harfst. Randy Detfs. Andy Bier. Jay Mehrhoff Row 2: Bret Hayworth. Mke Link. Dale Lomprocht. Thomas Lewiston. Earl Murt. Curt Goswick. Todd Rowterr. B Wftam Bergeson. Marcus Ewing Row 3: Gary Joehnet. David Spratte. Jon Wotter. Jeffrey Scuty. Rex Miter. Jeff Provost. John LedvKa. 'fchoet Madson. Dan Cartn MerrillSrd Floor Taurus-4th Floor Front Row: Pamela Severin, Dody Oison. Chris Porter. Jute Been ossom M ssa Smith. Cindy MJ n Lori Hoogeveen. Mary Lou Myers. Sheryl Chpman. Patricio Anderson Row 2: Dobra Brorrmer. Kathy O Bnen. Bdobeth Wrrght. Mary FeJmeier. Kathy Hardng. Anne Gardner. Kathryn Murphy. Jean Meyer. Jocquetne Nelson, Kris Sather. Teresa Kowolsky. Kay Armstrong Row 3: Sydney Walden. Krstin Niter. Krnberty DouSchmtdt. Jennifer Nichols. Lynette Lands. Gnd Dobson. Annette Sctvndt. Nancy Huber. Cheryl Tamcke. Jute Fnk. Jute WVams. Lb Kuncl. Nancy Fretz. Mary Stochl Front Row: Bob Snyder. Gary Hoffman. Dave Ftoener. Douglas Feldman. Ben Wnckjs t. Mke DeReus. Davd Ganagner Row 2: Nfchoel Nolan. Todd Gipbe. Dougas StodgeI. Vichoel Scobrc. Dany Meyer. Todd Reed. Gary Latcham Row 3: Daniel Canker. Richard Repp. Richard Needh n. John Kroeger Todd Meyer. Doug Zmmermon. Steve Goodhue. Timothy Tuft Hemp$tead-5th Floor Sagittarius-6th Floor Front Row: Kathy Goo tee. Jeanette Terveer. Detxxoh LH. HeKJy Godd. Lori Johnson. Ruth Nelson Row 2: Amy Me . Mary Crrnmns. Jeanne Massey. Lori Lewis. Mcxy Harrotd. Janice Murphy Row 3: Nancy Bouer. Lori Meyer. Mchele Kuhme. Noreen Duffy. Unaa Cole. Jocko Thompson. Greta Waker Front Row: David Fee. Jon Arends. B Ervin. John Stetfes. Charles McCarde. Joe Lang. Rich Ayers Row 2: Ted V tsmeor. Kevin Little. Pad Noono. Cameron Petty. Andy Norman. Bit VanZante. Daniel Coy. John Walden Row 3: Craig Lampright. Chris McAteer. Randy Hotster. Dooge Davidson. Shawn Brower. Mark Mogatsky. Aido Cheta. Kevn Peterson. Michael Goo tee. Steven Houser. Buton Marlowe Row 4: George Gray. David Kiamfoth. Brian VanaerSUs. Boo So wart. Mehoel St odor, Gary Nceswanger. Jett Poscoe. Shawn Khegi. Tim McMcton Hughes-7th Floor ScorpioSth Floor Front Row: L Lyme Leopold. MeRycheJ. Cndy Strang. Susan Bartine. Cristy Johnson, Mary Gleckler. Becky Muse. Marcia Motors Row 2: Lisa Socket. Deborah Soter. Sara McClure. Lori fata. Nancy Johnston. Paula Krystopoiskl. Lucynda McGM. Joan Breuet. Vicki Kdenski. Denise Hesdortfor. Karen Jomson Row 3: Angela Hughes. Beverty Havfk. Patricia Chkes. Mary Waker. Melnda Elmore Sherri Hammons. Dawn Sorensen. Vcki Dekmann. Terr, Vanhorn. Susan Hartung. Kim Ochettree. Trocy Hartman. Laurie Richardson. Lisa Guthrie Front Row: Todd Kame. Kevin Brown. Brian Yung. Tim Begg Darwin VanBoaie. Brad Wengers. Marty Matkovich. Jell Notem. Brian BJortomt Row 2: Brendan Cain. Steven Brecht. James Badger. Mke Berry. Rusty Sooner, Michael McHughes. Mkhoei Ryan. Dave Stanck. Douglas Campbot Row 3: Rob Richter. Christopher Gude. Thomas Riordan. Jon Ofenkick Bradley Mason Todd Moser. Greg Engel. Russ Gout. Tim Photon. Jon Stork. DavidHtscocks. Donald Johnson Row 4: Krk Mtchet. Jeffrey Campbei. Mke Crtmmms. Roger Huntington. Alan Zimmerman. Larry Harold. Jeff Spann. Scott Vetmar. Richard Puten. John jaspers. Bony O’Neal. Michael Ban Wilson-9th Floor Gemini lOth Floor Front Bow: Kathryn Olson. Bobt Hettwer. Lory Fmek). Lynne MocXusk . Dawn Honderd. Usa Hofer. PoJa Hersom. Janet Sluedemam. Robin M er Bow 2: Karen Leetand. Janine Pershger. Roxanne Meyer. Stacey Schieffer. Julie CrfteB. Sherry Khschei. Nancy Fdter. Marcia Eemsse. Vicki Puter. Janet Diers. Barb Meeks Bow 3: Kety Benda. Cindy Reistrotter. Laura Bkrn. Barbara Kuney. Jute Henderson. Kathy Knapp. Sandy Kroeger. JoArm Utestod. Ann Paxson. Tammie Kray. Margo Yearous. Teri Nfckiaus Front Bow: Ken DeWakt. Jim Murray. Clark. Hotthous. Max Sluder. Robert Abbott. Jeffrey Keep. Ladd Pettit. Scott Coyle. Kurts Weeks Steven Graham Bow 2: Tom Hjygens. Brian Hutton. Don Walsh. David Gehrig. David Mechem Eugene Wottpan. Brian Green Scott Ehck. Arthur Schotton. James Shetdahl. WSkam Paulsen Bow 3: Ross Schmidt. Paul Lewis. Marc Behrens. David Meeks. Bryant Adams Steve Lhd. Todd Einck. Richard Johnston. Gaten Cotton. Steven Ludens. Joseph Bodenstemer Bow 4: Robert Lee. Brent Meter. George Kuhter. Terry Garrett. Mark Thurhger. Mark Butters. Dave Mueterthies. Mark McLoughln Jeff Paulson. Dan Christianson. Paul Lynch Kraschel-llth Floor 190 Aries- 2th Floor Front Row: Gloria Cook. Lynne ZrostLk. Lisa Cash. Kefy Sutter. Shetey W hs. Me Koeppen. Kathy McCabe. Dawn Burt Row 2: Lynn HeSbkng. Laurie streuffeier. Betty Brockschink. Jute Semprini. Chd'yi Betting. Dina Andersen. Angie Stotts. Dianna Shriver. Cheryt Tier. Doy Kaasa Row 3: Kim Burkle. Undo Finnegan. Lisa Kissing. Tn o Story. Ruth Hunsaker. Bonnie Hebei. Sharon Cook. Linda Franck. Cynthia Beard. Deanna Emberton Row 4: Mary Finger. Ann Means. Use Lutz. Pamela Kirschenmann. Doreen Meinders. Paula Panther. Joiynn Winter. Laurie Shearer. Theresa Hammes. Kathleen Fettkether These 5th floor Dancer residents play cards in their own casino. Hagemann Hall The Hegemon Hall Senate initiat- ed a number of service projects, including the collection of cans for charity. The Senate matched the total cosh vabe of the cans and donated the money to Easter Seals They also planned a get- together between residents and Mrs. Harry Hagemon, wife of the hod's namesake, at Christmas time. On the list of physical changes. Hagemann rooms received waH carpet to improve their appear- ance and to help muffle sound. Hagemann also entered a float in the Homecoming parade. In con- junction with Shuts had. The theme was the first campamng. Susan Row roods an important note before sno takes a shower Nancy Vooh, hot coordinator 192 Amy Front Bow: Amy God. Amy Schuster. Amy Rowe. Amy Hoffmann Amy Lndet. Amy Strain. Amy DeGeest Bow 2: Amy Capesrus. Amy Biohl. Amy Brown. Amy Hgen. Amy Stocks. Amy Quandt. Amy Poweit Bow 3: Amy Mason. Amy Horde as tie. Amy Pertfer. Amy Noonan. Amy Schottz. Amy Pantenburg, Amy Pender. Amy Gansemer. Amy Roe Front Bow: Jan Strunk. Parte Reves. Susan Heykes. Lada Whithorn. Betty Undgren. Sue Phro. Nancy Schneiders. Lisa Naxera. Carofne Lu. Liso Goring Bow 2: KatKeen Reams. Sandy Hutse Lori Fnch. Dix e Gambte. Teresa Sadter Connie Fee. Eleen Kenney. Rhea Wok or. Jute Berner. Susan Bauer. Nne Barringer. Lisa Emme Bow 3: Sheryl Spratte. Stephene EKott. Mary DeGroote. Susan Kety. Pomelo Masters. Laura OSes. Gina Horgens. Don Davis. Rosemane Pins. Sue Sovereign. Vafone Koester. Linda Hdse Belle Carrie Front Row: usa Schoonover. Angela Jensen. Suae Ford. Susan Hughes. Debra Hanson. Debra Ingram. Corlyn Longer Row 2: Kerri Hanson. Tina Slier. Kathy Carlson. Teresa Thompson. Many Devine. Mary Nixon. Cyntha Thompson. Pam Tot. Suo Edwards Row 3: Cynthia Hruska. Mary SvoOodo. Cothy Stevenson. Nno Hetrick. Charta Tiedt. Jody Weinkouf. Teresa Bowman. Jance Stroschm Front Row: Kim Griffith. Kodyn Dedench. Marygtem MMer. Grelchen Merz. Jeon Coleman. Traci Smth. Laura Upon. Dorothy Devine. Mary Pomkuk. Jdeen Severs Row 2: Marcia Huffman. Kety Fearing. Jane Wrth. Phyts Schmitt. LoaMoruth. Celeste Combs. Carol Eckebrecht. Gat Nelson, JoteneHacek. Patty Mantemoch, Paula Struthers. Teresa Taylor Row 3: Juta Steffen. Leone MUer. Undo Ledger. Jackie Winter. Larae Bless. Susan Brecht. Elen Rathe. Susan Lunch. Notate do Wit. Brenda Frontross. Peggy Barry Cat Charlie Front Row: Edna Adams. Amy Wayt. Kristi Tietz. Kristi Jones. Jenifer Weeks. Judy MMet. Sherry Beckman. Cary Davies. Vickie Nerod Row 2: Lisa Errbree. Ann Abeto. Kristy Chesick. Kristy Anderson. Kathy Carmody. Mishete Sloan. Amy Beer. Kathy Nassen. Karla Kies. June Friedman Row 3: Susan Otto. Undo Craven. Mary Mayer. Sandra Gray. Cindy Duckworth. Janet Dixon. Susan Stark. Usa Roseberry. Mindy DoHhouset. Donna Writer. Lon Weaver. Beth Buetzko. Barb Buhr. Susan Ritiand Row 4: Lnda Becker. Usa Gay ion. Heidi Abrahomson. Anita Damone. Chris Manful. Lori Henrmgs. Cndy Steffen. Cotoen Mangan. Michel Fredericks. Ann Nerman. Michele Burke. Jeanette Ketogg. Suzette Edson Front Row. Melody Stamper. Laurie Marsch, Karen Cooper. Sandy Hauser. Carol Lund. Linda Johnson. Pippa Prieskom Row 2: Deome L ynch. Mcheie Courtnght, Linda Guither. Maren Seehusen. Kim During. Kim Grant. Elen Nelson Jackie Jennie front Bow: Lois Knutson. Usa Schwab. Mag Nogro. Eloho Hood. Mary Lueken. Down Donovan. Becky Htggns. Row 2: Michele Day. Mcheie erm. Laurie Lynch. Kris Klocke. Chris Ropa. Teresa Haring. Sandy Forkenbrock. Mary Morrison. Lori HaOogor. Margaret Brosnhan. Karen Cosrigan Row 3: Usa Loughfn. Dianna Sturges. Madatyn Cah. Diane DeGreef. Christina Thomas. Doris Goodman. Twyla Ruchti. JR Garwood. Katie Schulte Front Row: Cathy Koehler. Miche e Murphy. Ann Nervig. Barbara Osborne. Laura Petrehn. Vicki Kntger Row 2: Mchese Weeks. Moty HukR. Kety Maere. Arm Johnson. Beth Hardy. Jan Dormer. Kris MoSrtsky Row 3: Wanda G3pP. Lisa Bkjm. Juie Engter. Arm WeSendorf. Lori Goedken. Jay Becker. Valerie Voss. EkJne Osmcndscn Lannie Sherry PruUmann and DeArm Drake relax m the T. V. room. Lawther Hall Punk, wine and cheese, and mock- tea parties topped Lawther's list of so- cial activities. Mock-tails are cock- tails without the alcohol prepared by Lawther's social chairpersons. The Vice-President Series presented a variety of educational programs. Each month a house vice-president set up lessons on such topics as reporting crime and assault, communication and listening skills, self-defense and hair care. A ragtime varity show was also part of this series. In addition. Lawther held a recognition banquet for house officers and high academic achievers. — 8 lOl NfiE decorating Janice Kurtovlch, not coordinator Beth Kuhrt reads the paper frst thing in the morning Kathy Schmitt finds a qu t ploce to rood Sharon Scott enjoys doing neecSepomt in her room. Photos by Janet Laughton and Chris Norman Bella Front Row: JJe Anderson. Tamara Pcxisen. Bonnie Sarrick. Joeann Jockson. Andrea Nedderme or. Jeanne Bue tet. B ona Nchols. Tori Roth Row 2: Mar Doyle. Lisa Pns. Suzanne Markham. Ann Perno. Dianne Harwood. Marchete Logan. MSchete Rehberg. Beth Egan. Colette Bohan. Karin Boswet. Kristen McMahon. Sara Fkjhret Row 3: Undo Beisner. Cndy Hass. Ranae Nerem. Lois Groth. Susan Snyder. Donna Murphy. Karl Granoy. Con Bryan. Kendra Goes. Jocque North. Carol Dooley. Patti Srrvners. Jenrve Moore. Robin MitcheF Front Row: Ruth Mjtphy. Lynne Clevenger. Mfchete Gronou. Maureen Michael. BarDora Gdfgan. Debbi Lobaugh, Jenny Wood. Debbie Doty. Alison Bain Row 2: Diane Llpsey. Leame Pross. Dawne Abertsen. Cheryl Cardan. Card Wpt. Teresa Crawford. Debbie White. Tammy Brownell. Dawn Kukiena. Kendo Sounders. Use Wiese. Sheryl Wheatly. tnna Bogor Row 3: Diane Mast. Janet Hockott. Meg Bessman. Martyn Hdmoerg. Donee Hartmann. Donna Kehoe. taura Wison. Ann Byrne. Karen Thompson. Renee Wtson. Deborah Vangefow. Diane Brammer Bordeaux Catava front Row: Lori Florence. Lourie Pross. JR Austin. Down Reynolds. Sue Ktfn. Teresa Horne. Janet Rich. Wanda Andorton Row 2: Anne McGtou tn. Rhonda Weis. Cathy HeRng. Dee Jacobs. Eizabeth Meitner. Jeanette Low. JR Manternach. ion Hester. Beth Kuhn Row 3: Sara Hogeman. Mcnofo Cramer. Teresa Siegele. Usa Lampe. Fran Schreier. HexJ MRer. Dora Reutzet. Susan Fleming Front Row: Lnh Luu. Patty Barrel. Jutanne Schmitz. Pamela Winer. Norma Kempema. Carmen CoRson. Lea Rotson Row 2: Mary Thomas. JR Herring. Krista Beocfe. Rona Shoda, Thea Roberts. Ju� e Otto. Laura Sincher. Tracy Stodt Row 3: Jennifer McDonald. JR Dzkonski. Jennifer Meng. Merry Christensen. Lynnoe Crane. Jennifer Howard. Patty Stoub. Cindy Long. Susan Shipley. Arm Norih. Maria Peterson. Jeanne Water Row 4: Pamela Howard. Rita Smith. Deo Bartlett. Lisa Noms. Kathleen Dun. Janet Depoe. Dianna Unman. JiAe Frank. Margene Mayer. Pom Schebel. Lisa Lange. Angie Krueger Chablis Cordey Front Bow: Mrrde Barwegen. Janice McCtoskey. Jessco Roemig. Laura ThraikM. Knstin Bowers. Norma Ferguson. Kety SMren Row 2: Kembetty Elver. Jean Hrsch. Debbie Bergen. Becky Parsons. JJko Volf. Tommy Ottesen. Deo Reynolds. Ten Burgas. Christina Mackay Bow 3: Lisa Roese. Use Swanson. DooDoo Hovers ton. Diana Ket. Jackie Messerty. Nancy Jetnok. Robin Schultz. Kathy McNet. Norma Yoder Front Bow: Shorn ticks. Annette Nosvk. Joann Wmter. Jennter Peon. Kristm Knox. Dobby Herman. Eunice Moor. Hoty mbrands Bow 2: Sharon Chapman. Kathryn Embry. Ann Johnson. Rebecca Bet, Dawn Johnson. Christy Nelson. Kmberty Ware. Lori Gnesert. Barbara Foreman. Annie Sutherland. Jennifer Wilson Bow 3: Conrxe Futenworth. Diana Stewart. Karen Wittry. Peggy Gohtnghorst. Cindy Fneden. Carolina Wison. Pamela Woodard. Sharon Scott. J Moustgard. Sheia Bkxion. Mary Hannam. Terri Sundrup Galliano Renault Front Row: Karri Grarrtch. Dawn Barrens. Denise Untz, Carol Schuesster. X e Whitney Row 2: Robyn Munkei. Kristine Rademaker. Kmberty Switzer. Caria Altes. Kaytynn Forbes. Deanne Hernngton. Kathy Obrecht Row 3: Susan Cdonder. Donna Burr. Kate GoRgon. Mindy Olmsteod. Cindy Dnsdate. Fiaine Anders. Jody Stock Row 4: Beth Bates. LuAnn Demmer. Joan VonRuden. Sandro Barber. Negebe Sheromck. Mary Moot. DeAnn Drake. Sherry PnJsmom Front Row: Jantce Groth. Jute Ortmayer. Am Conley. Lisa Lehmann. Kay Gramtch. Lori Tansey. Martha Torvk. Michele Grossly Row 2: Ftzabeth Ernst or. Jute erte. Sonja Begg. Christine Sesker. Laura Feozet. Katy Anderson. Christy Hekigs. Carolyn Biock ord. Janet Robinson. Kot Rosdona Row 3: Leona Leenkecht. Linda HR. Rebecka St . Shirley Hxtzker. Cindy Overton. Cathy Weber. Lori Sandoge. Deborah Harbaugh. Carol Homer. Clance Kadeta. Lori Finch Row 4: Sarah Nnes. Teresa Olson. Meiasa White. Dana Scheldt. Jute Copeland. Carrie G am Jute Wolf. Kathy Ge ger. Brenda Bock. Pamela Barto. Karen ingomets. Deb Kasachke. Fdwtna Schaufter Richelieu Noehren Hall Noehren became more tike a co-ed haft this year as the men's houses were scattered, in- stead of remaining in a separate wing. The women had many complaints about the con- dition of their rooms, but the men were pleased about the new arrangement. The quiet lifestyle house. Antigone, was re- ported a great success by Hall Coordinator Leslie Sheridan. It was difficult to fiU all the rooms at first. she said, because of the ster- otype that an these book-worms would be rot- ting away In their rooms. It turned out that Antigone was os social as the other houses, with maybe even more mixers. Noehren replaced the Spring Formal with MORP . which is Prom spelled backwards. Land of Oz played and students participat- ed in dance contests to show off costumes from the '40'$ and '50's. Rich Simp ton inspects the mo)box Leslie Sheridan, hoi coordnator Mlkkl McClure looks over her notes before going to class. Andromeda Front Row: Steve Schroeder. John Burke. Jm Lambert. Joe Hoy. Norman Conway R. Robert Plant. Tim Schalehn. Tom Oterich. Ben Busche. Scott Stork Row 2: Gary Schmitt. Dan Lewis. Mke Tenney. JoeiMRer. John Schmitz. Charte A twet. David Dupont. Date Cummer Row 3: Alan Takes. Joe VonGorp, Net Trevethan. Dan Tomlinson, Bret Ford. Randy Russom. Kevin Litchfield. Phtp Kies. Ronald GetstfekJ. Wayne Brou Row 4: JayRipstnger. Mark Shannon. GregEncke. Brian Slot. AJan Harder. Douglas WOett. Steve Fox. Demy Gtoertson. Scott Bonner. Clair Comer Front Row: Karen Becker. Shety Ross. Km Steele. Mary Meyer. JoLynne Rodenbeck. Laura Koontz. Pamela Barrett. Cheryl Hurst. Pomelo Robertson. Kathy Kemp Row 2: Joan Rnk. Janet Cavanaugh. Come Curtis. Mehete Herman. Janice McCkng. Deborah Danger. Laune Lensch. Annette Gerber. Lisa Cheramy. Ingrid Verbraak. Jean Snyder. Donate Steka. Come Osborn Row 3: Amy Barker. Juta Nelson. Comte Corstens. Linda Rosouer. Kristi Cine. Deanna Kunkei. Me Kraft. Diane Watjasper. Jennifer Bgbee. Kris Rypkema, Cynthia Gi Antigone Aphrodite Front Row: Brenda Locke. Kety Downing. Stacey Hannan. Barb Towers. Denise Buckley. Mary McCoy. Chris Faukner. Karen Honken Row 2: Soma James. Penny Prosser. Kristn Johnson. Jute Habben. Peggy Post. Shetee Wison. Doris TaMe. Kety Dontn. Sheto Woods. Mary LeaveI. Dawn Thomas. Karla Wrgton. Lisa McAkster Row 3: Anne Warren. Joni Becker. Lisa Digman. Jute Coto an. Eton Curry. Laure Reed. Deo Panther. Mamet Simmons. Kimberly McCarthy. Kety Barti. Barb Griffin Front Row: Cathy Rardn. Janet Hannan. Janet Kmgery. Roche! Putsch. Km Wait hart. Linda Heocock. Jute Lestein. Angela Haugen Row 2: Kim VerSteeg. Brenda Todd. Debroah Hatcher. UsaPrevett. Wanda Marotf. Sheri Obr. bgrid Haugen. Cheryl Burt. Kristin WFLeck. JUMerrt Row 3: Angea Moyer. Joanno Woman. Tori Lnn. Et oboth Hatcher. Jeon Krieg. Sandy Boumort. Theresa Hamngton. Nancy Strut. Rebecca Groe Atalanta Athena Front Row: Kandi Hatch. Mindy McCauley. Jean McDonald. Lynn Lux, Sharon Timmerman. Barbara Smothers. Mary Newcomb. Eton Soukup Row 2: Therese Kory. Charta Liston. Denae Meyer. Katy Canfield. Beth Timmerman. Patty Schramm. Joan Woods. Laura Noro-berg Row 3: Sherri Kent. Carol Norveisas. Kim Brockschink. Lisa Johnson. Jan Mhm, Carol Mockei. Dawn Lundberg. Trudy Fox. JR Day. Chori Mhm. Amo Schwab Row 4: Sue Karper. Jean Kane. Beth Drew. Jennifer Lamphier. Janene Hemig. Amy Scho e. Michele Dawes. Beth Brickner. Joiene Luzum Front Row: Tony Smith. Tom Burke. Rich Maynard. Morgan Bucket. Matthew Bober. Ross Whitlock. Kevin Codele Row 2: Rod Foster. Brian Larkin. Kon Lamp. Jeff Honkos. Mko Hedko. Bruce Bunch, jell Vaido Row 3: Mark Anderson. Roger Mack. Robert Penzotti. Dave Nicholson. Dick Schuieten. David Sharp. Jeff Jones. Brian Worth. John Baker. Steve Anderson. BrocSey Barkley Row 4: Doug Aborts. Tod Jutus. Drew Douglas. Kendal McMahon. Jerry Johnson. Kack Sunken. WOam Horton. Scott Stephens. Mchoel Groves. MchoeI Pensotti. Geoff Rouse Demeter Dione Front Row: Lisa Wtson. Nancy Tierney. Bern Batontyno. Brenda Pedersen. Rita S fried. Rose Maers. Kety Schmitz. Martha McAfster. Angie Buesmg Row 2: Karen Tat. Cynthia Coons. Jocquie Konzen. Becky Vickery. Vderie tverson. Janice Deperdang, Diane Dake. Donna Wanat. Tonya Moody Row 3: Chad Benesh. Sheri Huber. Nancy Mcketson. Emotee Niemann. Maty Habhab. Monica Mosman. Kristen HRman. She o Head. Denise Cain. Carie Wetton. Ed Raleigh Row 4: Joan Potpeter. Linda Qugley. Lour a Griggs. Sue Mast. Karmen Meier. Linda Kuntz. Renae Re ng. Beth Einck. Shetey Rohrer Front Row: Bob Rush. Tom Dos ter. Rich Simpson. Duane Schultz. Little Ess. Craig Homo. Dave Coon. Phi Bakedd Row 2: Mark Bloom. Dave G4man. David Stamp. Jon Buchfnck. Lary Buckmaster. Lary Wolfe. Bgg Ess. Wade Presley. Rome Swaive Dionysus Hera Front Row: Tricky Basel. Kothie Bonne. Coteen Mooter. Mery Kay Woos. Brenoa Ans toot tor. Diane Net cocky. Nancy Horen. Snort Homer. Pom Mormg Row 2: Charlotte Fizgsmann. Janet Thompson. Joan Egt. Dana Fusseiman. Morde Miner. Sara Schmidt. Lori SusemN. Deo Schmitt. Sharon Trumm. ScRy Wickham Row 3: Carta Keten. Tamara Wakntz. Kathleen Connoty. Martha Johnston. Valerie Matthews. Cana Loughm. Kim Horn. Dawn Courins. Anita Dougherty Front Row: Doug Smth. Mitchet Naxnan. Joel Somuetson. Rob Ridenour. Derreck Woodruff Maurice o'Heam. James Sears Row 2: Tm Rhnehart. David Kink hammer. Jay Cherry. Todd Frank. Michael Grossman. Denna Bat. Scott Keteison Row 3: Jrn Brkes. Mark School. Todd Goode!. Pat M. Robert Moore. John Bake wet. Marty Happet. James Katcher. Ronald Grot Brett Ftoyed. Jack Schutte Row 4: Mark Luchtel. Stacey Skinner. George McCtory. Wayne Nelson. Mchaei Homan. Ladsey Beecher. Scott Rouse. Michael Phelps Maia 210 Niobe Front Bow: Mndy Wade. Tina Mederhauser. Moira Denny. Juto Booze. Trocy Carberry. Cathy Batters. Thresa Memecko Bow 2: Shan Stevens. Also Hal. Patricia Cam. Beth Jensen. Janet Dateske. Jute S dcfof. Usa Marsh. Mchete Met go. Angela Brimmg. Kety Fatka Bow 3: Cheryl Home. Rhonda Fortaw. Kris Hoage. Jute Ebers. Tommie Hutchins. Linda Biesemier. Jame Warren. Brenda Kienzman Front Bow: Rick Cotahan. Bryan Auton. Mitch Pickering. Matt M er. 7m Goode!. Steven Pond. David Reynolds. Scott Wdstoad Bow 2: Brent Wison. Darrin Dreyer. Tom Fret te. Steve McDermott. Tim htkJebrand. Ron Schmitt. Rick wmams. Tony Tat one. Lee Strub. David CcBahon Bow 3: Tom Stoebet. Gregory Kisner. Doug Cine. Robert Harrtnan. Cart Moore. Dan Menary. Stephen Anderson. David Meyer Orion Phaedra Front Row: Casey Finley. M FiAtano. Renese Church. Jeanne Butte'S. Tonya Witzenburg. Teh Break. tAary Pogue Row 2: Devenna Naeve. Kmoehy Ki )tnann. Ceto Vootrer. Me Grartund. Joyce Mueterthtos. Suo Reter. Cathy Rottnghaus. Pam Smth. Eleanor Baker Row 3: Betti McDermott. Lon Lawrence. Carole Avery. Amy FuSer. Karla Barnes. Lisa Ho war Front Row: Sabre Gethmarm. Carlo Van Deest. Diane Koprivo. JonKJar. Carla Jansen. Kathleen Shepard. Nancy Dyer, jane Tucker. Marge Maas Row 2: Margaret Roushar. Joan Weber. Mary Rierson. Kkn Howe. Ketey Hanson. Karla Meier. Mary Hemerman. Renee Tracy. Shannon Fat. JJto CahA Row 3: Denise St . Dane Baker. Mchete Doyle. Patti Wheeler. Sharon Crawford. Oeta Huber. Glenda Clark. Sara Rotzfotf. Rhonda Schunan. Maine Hovers ten Phoebe Cards and booze bring together Jeff Huggins. Drew Greer and Barry Vogt. Rider Hall James Conneely, hall coordinator. Is new to both Rider and Iowa. Conneely notes that Rider residents ore not greatly different from students In other areas. The Fall of 1982 announced the begin- ning of the Rider Had Night Patrol Equipped with whistles and flashlights, se- lected Rider volunteers patrol the dark areas of campus at night. Physical changes in Rider included a new floor in the recreation room and new lounge furniture. The Rider Had Senate also renovated the library into an office for group work and conferences. jTH I ______ Brian Henderickson makes w ghttftlng a part of his nightly routine. James Conneely, not coordinator Boies Front Bow: Rodney Riessen. fm Koch. Mke Russo. Steve Curier. Mke Runde. John Fbcus. Bernard Panther. Dave W esardt. John Nemeyer. Jm Nielsen Bow 2: Mark Glascock. Robert Weissenfluh. Rick Stoneman. Dove Hjghes. Kevn Ryan. Gary Vkdat. Degn Heyn. Beaver Greig. Greg Harper. Daniel Morrow. Dennis Mensmg. Kenneth McCusker. Greg Reynolds Bow 3: John Heath. Wayne Remy. Charles Wieland. Chris Jones. Ken Bouska. Rowdy Bender. Chris Slot, Dave Parker. Mark Stevenson. Steve fkjrse Front Bow: David Canney. John Bums. Barry Vogt. Jim Barnes. Jefferson Huggins. Jay Goodove. Jeff Heffetftnger Tom Taylor Bow 2? Randal Nicholas. Todd Frascht. BUI Bauer. Andy Orenburg. Russ Oberman. Lynn Bolmon. Gus Seme ft. John Trey. Mice Hoffman. Duane Jasper. Chris Jaosby. Richard Brugman. Jim Steber. Lynn Randolph Bow 3: James MBer. Fletcher Futer, Michael Amoufd, John Merten, Clay Hocking. Scott VorwakJ. Kevn Cars tens. Thomas Forkenbrock Arnold Cahoy Timothy Schwaru Carpenter Drake Front Row. Jay Hoock. Mike Horn. David Durret. John Fitzpatrick. Anthony Keser. Tad Newbury. Steven Tyler. Roy Udtke Row 2: Jkn fvkndus. Rickey Kemmarm. Doug Ross. Tim Lawson. Jm Brodtoy. Bryan Poarse. Steven Serck. Richard Brody. Terry Dial. Jeff Qant. James McCooi, Edward Bracken Row 3: Pete Sandberg. Tom Claussen. Richard DePenn ng. Jeff Dsrscher. Aaron helmnchs. Shawn Herman. Kyie Landers. Mke Hoy. Dave Doerzman. Lorry Howard. Timothy Murphy. Paul Hochmuth Front Row: Duane Peterson. Rick Pulchro. Curt Holi. B Sammons. Jon Barton. Robert Peters Row 2: Todd Koop. Daniel Lea. Mchoel Meadows. Scott Page. Dennis Worth. Chuck Nattier. Russet Bothoefer Gear Grimes Front Bow: .Jeffrey W4ey. Drew Rowe. Curt M4er. Steven Johnson. Chris Engtsh. David Gtoson. David Sund. R. Marc Ferguson. Don Lower. Scott Young Bow 2: Greg Hal. John Chase. Larry Byrnes. Phi Norton. Mark Schwartzhoff. Larry McGrow. Rodney M. Tuan Doo. Jeffrey Lowary. Jon Kragt. James Dumor. Donald Primus Bow 3: Rodney Rowe. Alan Dyol. B4 Saxton. Dan Nelson. Doug Mum. John Byers. James Becker. John Larsen. Mark Wohor. Andrew Brannon. Tim Gison. Andy Sheston. Rex Peterson. Bob Over Bow 4: Dennis McGrath. Steve Weber. Mark Cubit. Dean BeMte. Danny Berentsen. Joe Posptchoi. Darwin Yoss. Scott Reed. Lee Toole. K C Ode. Jeff Batterson. Craig Thede. Larry Wethhgton. Tom Crock Front Bow: Bruce Greiner. John Hennksen. Ctnton Bigger. Wayne Dowty. Glen Hanson. Kent Strobaia. Mark Bulger. Daniel Bel. Donald Schwartz. Scott Meeks Bow 2: Cary Catanan. Bob Batey. Curt Kooneko. Tracy Booth. Mark Aldrich. Mchaei Ml. Dane Medhus. Afar� Petersen. Brian Nenhaus. Paul Curefer. Michael Cadden. Don Bemus. Gary McCarthy. Bart Appleton Bow 3: Daryl Snodgrass. Todd Farfand. Randy Daniels. Jeff Jackman. Tom Whyte. Mike Ptetchette. Todd Rettenmeer. Mark Bond. Mark Barry. Jeb McWBam. David Boyer. Mark Gross Jackson Larrabee Front Bow: Jeff Jackson. Join MBer. John Zobeck. Jeff Abbe. Jm Koeppen. Benjomn Betus. Charles Benscotor. Scott Otson. Tm Boatdman. Kevin jjnck. Tim Bees Bow 2: Thomas Cuveter. Todd Verdon. Bryan Clark. Jon Webeb. Jon Thompson. Mark Mawe. Tony Regner. Josh Youe Doug Toay. John Andersen. Jeffrey Ftshei, Tim Mar ay Bow 3: Robert Stenslond. Richard Richter. Mike Kienwotternk. Scott Smith. Dome Putz. John Ewofdt. Chp Rickard. Ctrss Oonbaugh. Tony Foxhoven. Gary Bowman. Kety O'Nei. Domy Meyer. David Donovan. Scott McGee. Paul Salisbury Bow 4: Clark Crnstensen. Mice 'Winter. Brian Hendrickson. Scott Kocena. Scott Thompson. Dove Kieen. Kevin Hen ter. Cat Blake. Brent Abel. Chris McBeth. Dove Moms. Matthew Detuhery. Gregory Booton Front Bow: Scott Sylvester. Greg Clouse. Greg Wison. Anthony Hotchkiss. Don Krioy. Mark Hammes. Todd Mooney. Chad Grieves. Dave Gtodo Bow 2: Douglas Rce. Michael Melon. D Scott Harrison. Jm Gt bs Brian Roach. Mark Fienup. Rob Sayre. Toad Ross. Nathan Smith. Boon Waddet. Scott Hauser Bow 3: Kety Myers. Scott Reyes. Brian Wheeler. Mke McGrath. Dean Zwemke. Tim Waytand. Dew Turner. Joseph Pneskom. Larry Haack. Scott Leonard. Ron Fitzgerald Sherman Shull Hall Shun is wen known for its escort ser- vice. which began lost year in re- sponse to the growing rope-aware- ness program at UNI. SHE. Shun Han Es- corts, received about ten cans each evening from women an over campus who preferred not to risk walking home alone at night. Han Coordinator Norbert Dunkel im- plemented a new program to empha- size a balance between physical and educational well-being. Two re finished basketball courts and traveling tro- phies for intramurals encouraged more physical activity. Dunkel also chared the committee for quiet lifestyle hous- ing. which offered students a chance to study in the evening in a quiet at- mosphere. Norborf Dunkel, hoi coordnator Scott Applogott, Chris Davis and Paul Davis discuss the events of thet day. The lack of expansive equipment Is no obstacle to aspiring musicians Jeff mrnan. Dan Alexander and Gary Wheeler T H Winslow takes a private cal in the hotway Raul Doyle (top) and roommate Jeff Fraver create a comfortable way to relax. Photos by Birdie Kramer Carroll Front Bow: LeRoy Smith. Anthony Rogerson. Gregory Hampton. Jeff Vest Roger Anderson. Jeff Johnson. Jon Sktorn. Mko Bongo. Joel Ltegraven Bow 2: Clark Peterson. Troy Tomas. James Thompson. Frank Hurley. Dan Wadte. Timothy Goodhart. Pat Sweiger. Steven Hughes. Jeffrey Kirkpatrick. Ed Fulmer. Keith Brown. David Show Bow 3: Boon Peters. Timothy Bernat. Joseph Bien. Brice McPherson. Ron Steuhm. Tom Smith. Jeffery Hermsen. Scott Borrow. Richard Riehle. T n Konrad. Dave Hotvey Front Bow: Tim Harms. Daniel Kodrick. Tom Wynn. Timothy Kety. Kirk MacVey. Kent Posseh!. Jeff Ostergaard. Shawn Schoonover Bow 2: Stephen LeGrond. Roto Mosher. Dan Newtoy. Van Smith. Chris Wenger. Loren VanderSchaaf. Tim Appieget. Ktk Howard Bow 3: Jim Berridge. Rick Ehrhardt. John Joktfo. Tod Snrtker. Jm Swearngn. Jotoy Koehn. BB Wode. Pete Ross. Stu Huso. Darryl Moore. Mark Njrro Bow 4: Tm Cron. Stephen Engetman. Boon Nichols. David Schoon. Rick Singer. Robert Quirk. Brett Perrett. Howard Cook. Jim Adams. Jolt By or. 94 Schmidt Clarke Cummins Front Row: Brad Humphrey. Joel McCrea. Jerry Jot. Todd Worth. Todd Smatey. Scott Gardner. A Jon Smith Row 2: Matthew Meyer. Kevin Carbon. Bernard Capesos. Jell Flaherty. Tom Stotoy. Dan Took). PN Stogor. Tim Nether Row 3: Scott Anderson. Ross Kane. Bi Kearbey. Jon Norris. Tracy Kkiver. Randy Simons. BoOBrus. KyioKotsrud. David Messer). Lynn Kobtska. Jotn Futwider Row 4: Lon Nguyen. Todd White. Doug Anderson. Terry Bemmhous. Sean wntosei. Mke Bro. Mke Doyle. Jeffrey Jet ter. Bob Mundt. Troy Becker. Bob Beck. Chris Hogie Front Row: James Vaughn. Jeffrey Frazier. Kevin Spratt. Scott Seby. Robert Foster. Pad Doyle. Quntin Wright. Kurt Swanson. Marvin May. Brad Hawn. Scott Kain Row 2: Scott Carlson. Michael Ursini. Dean Hoffman. Todd Zimmerman. Scott Shafer. Moose Gearhart. Cohos Valdez. Dwayne Price. Steve Tanner. Rck Petersen. Brian Floerchinger. Kenny Meyerhok. Eric Goettier. Duane Orr. Scott Sanborn Row 3: Robert Ramsay. Jett Theten. Dovd Green, Marc Dunmte. Greg West. PadDonnety. Mark Graves. D. A Undeman. Norman Bruha. Mark Snyder. Mark VerWoert. Steven Coffey. Theodore KeJen. Kevin Case' Garst Hammill Front Row: John Ronkn. Richard Delaney. Brian Schladetzky. Tim Hceischer. Dave tester. Todd Wtrrmer Row 2: Jeff Clark. Jm Pape. Dale Add }. Cory Hal. Dan Hartman. Mke O'Donne!. Kevin Alfred Row 3: Rick Sedgwick. Jett Heddnger. Dave Swanson. Clark Schoen ng. hnh Von Vu Front Row: Dan Rudd. Rory Martinson. Rick Dahlem. Al Recker. Jerry Cam. Mke Remharat. Dan Smott. Joe1 Chancier Row 2: Ron lower Pot Kety. Pad Roth. Dale Ludwig. Jett Tisl. Omar Sheronick. Terry Cotton. Jay Weoer. Rick Cotpitts. Matt Doer os. Tm Andersen. Kent Haider Row 3: Dove Stoffer. DougKozaek. Crag Evans. Keith 8km. Bruce Waidon. Mke Dahlem. Dave Decker. Steve Oak. Dave Damam PadDomety John Knudson Harding Kendall Front Row: Kendo Greenwood. Ph p Ferret. Scott Abel. Jose Beoer. Steven Compici� . John Smith. Don Lo anco. John Schneberger. Scott Appleget. Raymond Cunnngham Row 2: Doug Berner. Tm HU. Oeophous Bumes. Mott Ankrum. Joe Mekenson. Gory Wheeler. Lance Grimm. Curt Dykstro. Timothy Fetzer. Stewart Gordon. Shown Spence. Kevin Morrissey. Dovd Thomos. WMam Holman. T H Winslow Row 3: Pat Suther. Terry Cote. Greg Brandt, fim Steiert. Chris David. Carl Setonder. Randy was. Pout Davis. Dave Swords. Kevin Ftodon. Pint Christ onson. Tom T a venor. Dean Dixon Front Row: Jett Tobin. Mike McGrath. Tom Becker. Jett Schmitt Scott Salz. Dennis Rokusek. Mark Cosens. Kety Rosmuson. Dan Tegtmeyers Row 2: Douglas Pearson. Mchoei Price. John Kuhn. Todd Honatd. F. Austin Jones. Scott Sloan. Jeffrey Ha. Todd Modson. Thomas Lanciotti. Tony Wand. Daniel Burds. Michael Recker Row 3: Vaughn tOopfensted. Les Penck. Greg Wnegard. Denny McDomet. John Stahowrck, Donald Fetdmom. The Doit. Bob Pntchard. Scott Tychsen. Michael Stuck. Robert Zrier, Dave Aborts. Jeff Baeckmann Shaw Apartments With overcrowding a problem in nine dormitories, over 5.000 students seek the space and privdcy of off- campus apartments instead of living with 300 or more hal residents, apart- ment dwellers hdve only on average of one to four roommates, making theft, noise and vandalism less of a problem. The extra room for personal be- longings and storage space is on- other advantage of apartment liv- ing. Students also enjoy being able to prepare meals at their own conve- nience. The Board of Regents approved the suspension of the parental rule for freshmen and sophomores, so more students are now free to Uve outside the dormitories. The number of off- campus students is increasing every year. Sandy Ernst contemplates a letter to home Scott Yung relaxes in a homey atmosphere Rick Sheriff experiences cespons tties of off-campus tVrrg 227 Michel McKaren takes daughter Jessica out on a nice day Family Housing FomHy Housing provides tow- rent apartment houses for ap- proximately 700 married stu- dents. their children, and single parents. The university owns the units and maintains them at no cost to residents. They are conveniently located near campus and give students the opportunity to inter- act with neighbors who shore sknitar interests. Family Housing is only available to students enrolled for a mini- mum of ten undergraduate and six graduate hours. Kevin and Karene Rotter shore special moments with son Chose Photos Dy Cindy Drgmonn Jo and Anglo Camlln sit together to discuss their day Melanie Knowles roods a book to her son Justin. Bon Camlln redxes whdo reodrg a magazine. Mark Abel Ann Abele Sherri Achen Chris Adaliku Lori Adams Dale Addink Marla Adney Karen Ahart Jackie Ahlers Ann Albert Laurie Albert Dawne Aibertsen Seniors Les Aldrich Dan Alexander Kevin Alfred Susan AUbee Kimberty Allen Wade S. Andersen Carol Anderson Chace Anderson Dan Anderson Debra Anderson Diane L. Anderson Edward R. Anderson Jr. 232 Abet-Anderson Lori Anderson Mary Anderson Patricia Anderson Sue Anderson June Andresen Martha Andrews Matthew Ankrum Christe Arndt Kevin Arnold Michael Arnould Lori Arns Elizabeth Ashley Seniors Susan Atherton Renee Aft wood Michelle AukJ Eugene Baber n Gloria Bagg Kathy Bahl Michelle Bahiken Carolyn Baker John D. Baker Pamela Baker Susan Baker John Bake wen Anderson-Bake wei 233 Tammy Bakken Nancy Balm Keith Balvanz Caro! Barband Bradley Barkley Polly Barnes Martin Barta Patricia Barta Dee Ann Bartlett Jon E. Barton Kimberley Battles Aleta Baur Seniors Krista Beadle Dawn Becicka Elaine Beck Larry L. Beck Joni Becker Cynthia Bell Herbert J. 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Schultz Roxann Schwartz Jeffrey Scully Sarah Sears Christine See Theresa Selvog Seniors Roger Shaffee Mary Sharp Karl Sherry Barb Shike Marjorie Shipman Debra ShuB Leztie ShuH Wade Sick Sandra Sieverding Michael Sievers Sheryl Sigmund Steve Simmons 262 Schrock-SImmons Richard Simpson Kevin Sindeiar Penny Slach Robert Sloan Lorraine Slover Cynthia Smeby Carolyn Smith Gary Smith Kevin J. Smith Lori Smith Lyn Smith Sally D. Smith Seniors Scott Smith Steven Smith Jeanne Sneden Patty Sonntag Dave Sorensen Deborah Sorenson Lori Sovereign Darren Spencer Steven Sptcher David Spratte Kathleen Spratte Laura St. Mary Simpson-St. Mery 263 Steve Stachovic Laurie Stahl Kristine Stastny Barbara S tec her Ua Steen Gary Steffes Julie Steffen Catherine Stegmaier KatNeen Steimel Beth Steinbeck Theresa Steiner Cathy Stephenson Seniors Denise Stephenson Jeanne Sternitzke Beth Stickley Debra Stolte Colleen Stone Randall Strabala Mary Strang Janice Stroschein JHIStubbe Nancy Stuhr Mary Jane Stump Dianna Sturges I 264 Stachovic-Sturgos Anne Sandberg Terri Sundrup Laurie Suther Kristopher Sutter Kurt Swanson Brenda Syverson Donnette Syverson Carla Tarr Kathi Taylor Kevin Taylor Lois Taylor Pam Tell Seniors Laurie TengwaH Denise Testroet Pamela Thompson Teresa L. Thompson Theresa Thompson Tony Thompson Jack Thomsen Lori Thor son Lynette Tiarks LuAnn Tietge Constance Tighe Robin Won Sundbwg-Tilon 265 Michelle Todd Lynn Toenges Tom Topping Barbara Towers Deanne Toye Charles Tozer Jr. M Trewin Jean Triplett Jeffrey Triplett Ann Tuchek Sandy Ubben Kristi Umsted Seniors Cindy VandeKamp Beth VanDiest Cindy Vanlondschoot Cindy Variand Paula Variand Kirsten Varnum Celia Voeiker Mark Vogl Karen Vohs June Volf Vince Volz Patti VonAhsen 266 Todd- VonAhsen SheHey Waddingham Janice Waggoner JoAnn Waite Tina WaUs Don Walker Ida Walker Kristine Warlord Joan Weber Suzie Weber Michelle Weeks KeHy Wegner Mike Welch Seniors Terry Weilner Ann Welsh Kellie Wessels Lynn Westcott Sara Westendorf June Wester Linda Westfall Donna Westhoff Lynn Westhoff Brian Westphalen Nancy Wetsch Colleen Wettengei WaOOngham ■ We t teng l 267 Sheryl Wheotly Robin Wheeler Arnold Whipple Jm Whitcomb Donald White Juc)y Whitehead Cdnnie Whit on Gary Whorlow Steven Wiebler Karla Wigton Kristen WHbeck Patrick WHey Seniors Vickie Wilgenbusch Carol wmey Eugene Williams Lori WMms Philip Wilson Martys Winders Christine Winkler Julie Wolbers Tony Woodafl Sharia Wrage KeUy Wright Sara Wright 268 Wheatty-Wrtght Dean Wuebker Jody Wunsch Norma Yoder Darwin Yossi Craig Youei EUen G. Young Kimberly Young Sandra Young Jackie Zak Jeanne Zey Marsha Zimel Seniors Attentive graduates patiently await the dpkxnas at the 1982 December commencement excertses Woebkef-Zbnei 269 Abbas. Lori 170 Abbe. Jeff 219 Abbott. Robert 190 Abel. Brent 219 Abel, Mark 232 Abel. Scott 96. 118. 225 Abele, Ann 38. 112. 196. 232 Abens. Doug 208 Abrahamson. Heidi 196 Achen. Sherri 232 AdaHkwu, Chris 99. 115. 232 Adams, Bryant 190 Adams, Edna 196 Adams, Jim 222 Adams. Lori 232 Adams. Martyn 227 Addink. Dale 232 Addhle, Dale 224 Adkins. Pat 111, 158 Administration 18 Adney, Marfa 232 Ahart. Karen 102. 177. 232 Aheam. Blair 31 Ahlers. Jackie 232 Ahrens. Jere 172 Akers. Scott 88 Atbaugh. Sharon 180 Albert. Ann 232 Albert. Laurie 232 Albert, Marilyn 33 Alberts. Dave 225 Alberts, Deb 41 Alberts. Joyce 41 Alberts. Lyle 41 Alberts, Steve 41 Afbertsen. Dawne 200. 232 Aldrich, Les 232 Aldrich. Mark 218 Alexander. Carrie 128 Alexander, Dan 221. 232 Alexander: Steven 172 Alfred. Kevin 224. 232 Allbee. Susan 232 AHee. Kate 108, 123 Allen. Kimberly 97. 232 Aten, Raenel 116, 164 Allman. Leah 163 Alpha Chi Omega 122 Alpha Phi 124 Altes. Carla 203 Alumni Association 92 Amaro. Manny 166 Ambrose. Stuart 160 American Chemical Society 104 American Marketing Assoc. 97 Amundson. Linda 176 Amy 194 Anatevka 176 Anderberg. BertH 81 Anderegg, Renee 171 AnderUk. Sara 122 Anders. Elaine 203 Andersen, Dina 191 Andersen. John 219 Andersen, Monica 170 Andersen, Tim 224 Andersen. Wade 232 Anderson. Barb 185 Anderson. Brent 150 Anderson, Carol 232 Anderson, Debra 232 Anderson. Denise 67. 161 Anderson, Diane L. 232 Anderson, Doug 223 Anderson, Edward R., Jr. 232 Anderson, Gregory 168 Anderson, Jane 102, 169 Anderson, Joan 102, 108 Anderson, Julie 200 Anderson, Katy 203 Anderson, Kristy 196 Anderson, Lori A. 176 Anderson. Lori D. 101. 105. 106. 233 Anderson, Lori R. 179 Anderson. Lynette 108. 169 Anderson, Mark 208 Anderson. Mary 233 Anderson. Patricia 185. 187. 233 Anderson, Roger 222 Anderson. Russ 32. 49 Anderson. Scott 223 Anderson. Stephen 211 Anderson. Steve 208 Anderson, Susan 105, 106. 109, 180. 233 Anderson, Warren 172 Anderson, Dr. Wayne 34 Anderson, Dr. WySe 39 Anderton, Wanda 118. 201 Andresen. Jute 102. 114. 176. 233 Andrews, Martha 123, 233 Andromeda 206 Ankrum, Matthew 225, 233 Anstoetter. Brenda 210 Ant Warriors 154 Antigone 206 Antoine. Evelyne 115 Apache 160 Apartments 226 Aphrodite 207 Appleget, Scott 220, 225 Appleget. Tim 222 Appleton, Bart 218 Aquarius 186 Aquice. Titof 160 Arapaho 150 Arends. Jon 188 Arles 191 Aries. Stacey 41, 182 Arkman. Harvey 119 Arloogast, Scott 170 Armbrecht, Diane 179 Armstrong, Kay 187 Armstrong. Teresa 172 Arndt. Christie 111, 161. 233 Arndt, Mary 171 Arnold. Kevin 233 Amodd. Michael 216. 233 Ams. Lori 168. 233 Artist Series 51 Asa. Todd 168 Ashley. Elizabeth 233 Atalanta 207 Athena 208 Atherton, Susan 233 Attwood, Renee 161, 233 Atwell, Charlie 206 Aubry. Marcia 172 Add. Michelle 233 Austin. JiH 119, 201 Authier, Sue 124, 178 Auton, Bryan 211 Avants. Mary 165 AverS, Catherine 161 Avery. Carole 212 Ayers. Rich 188 13 Baas, Kathleen 181 Babcock. Patricia 107. 113. 120 Baber, Eugene, H 233 Backstrom. Cindy 179 Bader, Kare 170 Bader. Suanne 179 270 tcex Badger. James 189 Baeckmann. Jeff 225 Bagford. Jane 181 Bagg. Gloria 164, 233 Bahi. Kathy 101, 233 Bahiken, Michelle 233 BaNmann. Brian 173 Baier. Melissa 179 Baier. Patricia 179 Bailey. Bob 218 Bain, ASson 200 Baird. Karen 124 Baker, Brad 168 Baker. Carolyn 233 Baker. Diane 212 Baker. Eleanor 212 Baker. John 208. 233 Baker. Mark 56. 172 Baker, Pamela 233 Baker. Susan 233 Bake wed, John 210. 233 Bakken, Tammy 234 Balk. Linda 182 Ball, Dennis 210 Ball. Melissa 186 Ban. Michael 189 Badantyne. Beth 209 Balm. Nancy 234 Balvanz, Keith 105, 234 Banks. Robin 172 Barband. Carol 234 Barber, Mary Jo 66 Barber. Sandra 203 Barker. Amy 206 Barkley. Bradley 208. 234 Barkley. Maurice 172 Barmeister. Dawn 77 Barnes. Jim 216 Barnes. Karen 171 Barnes. Karla 212 Barnes. Pamele 178 Barnes. Pody 234 Baron. Rachel 176 Barrer. Dana 125 Barrett, Pamela 206 Barrett, Todd 172 Barrick. Bonnie 200 Barringer. Nina 194 Barrow, Scott 222 Barry, Mark 218 Barry. Peggy 195 Bart a. Martin 234 Bart a. Pamela 203 Barta. Patricia 234 Bartine. Susan 102. 189 Bartlett. DeeAnn 201. 234 Bartlett Hall 158 Bartlett Hall Senate 111 Barton. Jon E 217. 234 Bartz. Kelly 207 Barwegen, Winnie 202 Baseball (M) 150 Basketball (M) 140 Basketball (W) 145 Bates. Beth 203 Bates. Sara 181 Battani, Rodger 163 Batterson. Dee 179 Batterson. Jeff 218 Battey. Howard 148 Battles, Kimberley 234 Bauer. Bid 102. 216 Bauer. Cheryl 176 Bauer. Deb 181 Bauer. Nancy 188 Bauer. Susan 194 Bauerly, Kathy 176 Baumert. Sandy 207 Baumhover. Carol 100, 181 Baur. Aleta 234 Beadle. Krista 201. 234 Bean, Andrea 109, 176 Beard. Cynthia 191 Beaudry. Brian 170 Becicka, Dawn 120. 234 Beck. Bob 223 Beck, Elaine 234 Beck. Joni 100 Beck. Larry L 234 Beck, Stacey 181 Becker. James 218 Becker, Jay 197 Becker. Joni 207. 234 Becker, Karen 206 Becker. Linda 196 Becker. Tom 225 Becker. Troy 223 Becket, Lisa 189 Beckman. Sherry 196 Beecher. Lindsey 110 Beecken. Dave 44 Beenblossom. Julie 187 Beenken. Lane 116 Beer, Amy 123. 196 Begg. Sonja 203 Begg. Tim 189 Behan. Joe 146 Behdng, Cheryl 191 Behdng. John 94 Behdng. Leta 94 Behrends. Kent 164 Behrendt. Mary Beth 178 Behrens, Dawn 23 Behrens, Marc 190 Beisner. Linda 107. 200 Belden. Paula 116 Bed. Cynthia 177. 234 Bed. Daniel 71. 218 Bed. David 159 Bed. Kathy 181 Bed, Marilyn 71 Bed. Rebecca 202 Bella 200 M!e 194 Bedus. Benjamin 219 Bedvide. Dean 218 Bemus. Dan 218 Benda. Kedy 190 Bendel. JoEften 163 Bender Hall 166 Bender, Rowdy 216 Benesh, Chad 209 Benge. Mike 222 Benning. Brenda 177 Banning, Carol 103. 295. 296 Benning, Craig 168 Bemor. Judy 16 Benscoter, Charles 219 Benshoof. Herbert J. 234 Benson. Caroiee 170 Benson, Cheryl 114 Benson. Laurie 180 Benson. Mary 177 Benson. Verio 172 Bent her. Suzanne 123 Berens. Chris 100. 234 Berentsen. Damy 218 Berg. Russ 170 Bergan. Debbie 202 Berger. Jennifer 151 Bergeson, William 184, 186 Berglund. Patty 122 Bergman. Donna 234 Bergquist. Barton 42 Bern. Cherotyn 97. 108. 234 Bernard. Candy 234 Bemat. Jennifer 101 Bemat. Timothy 222 Berner, Doug 225 Berner. Jude 194 Bernhardt, Steve 168 Beminhous, Terry 223 Bern that. Dr. John 30 Berridge. James 102. 222 Berry. Larry 234 Berry. Liz 93 Berry, Mike 189 Berte, Angie 171 Berteisen, Leo 48. 49 Bertness. Kim 235 Bessman, Meg 200 Beuer, Jose 225 Be van. Maurice 50 Beyer. David 81, 218 Beyer. JUS 182 Bickel. Morgan 208 Biehl. Amy 194 Bien, Joseph 222 Bierte. Julie 203 Bierma. Sheryl 122 Biermann. Rhonda 102, 180 Biesemier. Linda 211 Bigbee. Jennifer 206 Bigger, Clinton 218 Bigler, Matthew 235 Biller, Andy 186 Billings. Tom 86 Billings. W. Todd 168 Bids, Sady 235 BBstad. Sue 180 Bingham. Amy 235 medal. Phil 209 mes. Jim 210 mey. Jay 235 mhofer. Cathy 176 Birmingham. Pauline 179 Bishop. James 235 Bishop. Luann 114, 181 Bissed, Kevin 235 Bissed. Tricla 210 Biwer. John 97. 168 Bixler, David 170 BJortomt: Brian 189 Black. Brent 80. 118 Black, Joan 178 Blackford. Carolyn 203 Blackford. Peggy 170 WfJf 271 Bladon. Sheila 202 Bloke. Carl 219 Bfankenfeld, Leon 235 Bless. La Rae 195. 235 Blevins. JuHe 235 BHtsch, Kim 180 Bfockus, Joyce 235 Bfoem, Mark 209 Bkxngren. Kimberly 235 Bloom, Susan 235 B oomquist, Amy 181 Blum. Keith 224 Blum. Laura 190 Blum. Lisa 100. 197. 235 Blunt, Terry 235 Boardman, Tim 219 Bobier. Matthew 208 Bock. Brenda 203 Bockenstedt. Linda 177 Bode. JuHe 235 Bodensteiner. Joseph 190 Boegel, Susan 235 Boehm. Tena 108 Boekhoff. Donald 169 Boemeche. Michele 171 Boenish. Vem 148 Boerm, Traci 178, 235 Boger. Imina 200 Bogert. Janice 235 Bohan. Colette 200 Bohner. Becky 178 Bohning. Shelley 180 Boise 216 BoisjoHe. Karla 230 Bofgren, Mary 235 Bodhoefer. Russell 110. 217 Boiman. Lynn 216 Bond. Kelly 172 Bond. Mark 218 Bone. Kim 182 Bonine. Kathie 211 Bonner. Scott 206 Bockhaus, Janey 170 Booth, Tracy 218 Boo ton, Gregory 219 Booze. JuHe 211 Borcherdhg. Vonda 172 Bordeaux 200 Borseth. Kristin 104, 182 Bos. Kristyn 177 Boswell. Karin 200 Botine. Gary 97. 168 Botkin, Gregg 235 Bottke, Nancy 97. 180 Bouska, Ken 216 Bowen. Lynda 162 Bowers. Debi 182 Bowers, Kristin 202 Bowers, Nancy 235 Bowes. JuHe 181. 235 Bowes, Rhonda 176 Bowker. Brenda 79 Bowman, Gary 219 Bowman, Teresa 195. 235 Boyer. Linda 177. 236 Boyert, Barb 117 Boy sen. Carla 181 Brace. Bettijean 120. 170 Bracken. Edward 217 Bradford, Kevin 161 Bradley. Jim 217 Bradley, Thomas 93 Brady. Richard 102. 217 Brammer, Debra 187. 236 Brammer, Diane 200 Brand. Curtis 171 Brandt. Brenda 176 Brandt, Greg 225 Brandt, Linda 181 Brandt. Usa 101. 105. 236 Brannon. Andrew 218. 236 Brans tad, Terry 68 Bratland. Cindy 171 Brau. Wayne 206 Braun, Mary 176 Brause. Duane 90 Brcka, Terry 168 Brecht, Steven 189 Brecht, Susan 117. 195 Break. Teri 212 Breitbach, Mary 236 Breiten. John 236 Bremicker, Doug 125 Brennan. Terry 168 Breon, Amy 236 Brettmann, Scott 236 Breuer, Joan 189 Brickner, Beth 208 Bridges. Michelle 176 Bridgewater, Barb 117, 236 Bridgewater. Gary 119. 171 Bridgewater. Jo 176 Briggs 171 Briggs, Don 143 Bright. Cheryl 236 Brinkman, Monica 181 Banning. Angela 101. 211 Brisen. Dolores 172 Britt, Jin 116 Bro. Mike 223 Brockman. JiH 236 Brockschink. Betty 191 Brockschink. Kim 208 Broders. Kevin 236 Brooks. Elizabeth 99, 236 Brosniham, Margaret 197 Brousard. Jeffrey 236 Brower, Shawn 188 Brown, Amy 194 Brown. Carina 177 Brown. CHarisse 99 Brown. Charlene 172 Brown, Diana 180 Brown, Ginger 124 Brown. Greg 236 Brown, Jacqueline 236 Brown, Jeanette 54 Brown, JuHe 177 Brown. Keith 111. 222 Brown. Kevin 189 Brown. Peg 48. 181 Browned, Tammy 200 Brugioni. Kurt 97 Brugman. Richard 216 Bruha, John 109 Bruha. Norman 223 Brumm, JiH 176 Brunner. Susan 181 Brus. Bob 223 Bryan. Cori 200 Bryan, Fred 111. 161 Bubke. Jane 162 Buchan. Denise 237 Buchan, Lynne 176 Buchanan, SheHey 172 Buchfinck, Jon 209 Buckingham. Lindsay 15. 62 Buckley. Denise 97. 207 Buckley. Gregg 101. 106. 236 Buck mas ter, Larry 209 Budnik. JuHe 100 Bueltel. Jeanne 200, 237 Buesing, Angie 48, 209 Buetzko. Beth 196 Buhr. Barb 196 Buhrow, Lori 172 Buhrow. Paige 178 Bulger. Mark 218 Baden. Amy 186. 236 Budock. Gay 182. 236 Bunch. Bruce 208 Bunt on. Cindia 236 Burds. Daniel 225 Burg, Amy 169 Burgess. Becky 162 Burgeus, Terri 202 Burhs, Kedy 172 Burke. Jenny 162 Burke. John 206 Burke. Michele 178. 196 Burke. Richard 161, 236 Burke. Tom 208 Burkhart. Marsha 117. 236 Burkle, Kim 191 Burmeister. Dawn 182 Burne, Mary 180 Bumes, Cleophaus 225 Bums. Jennifer 177 Burns. JiH 236 Bums. John 216 Bums. JuHe 168 Bums. Michelle 164 Bums. Shelly 236 Burr, Donna 203 Burr, Rod 125 Burrell. Carl 115. 161 Burred. Lisa 28. 237 Burred, Patty 201 Burrow. Jim 43 Burt. Carol 161 Burt, Cheryl 207 Burt, Dawn 191 Burton. Dave 144 Burton. Mike 148 Busch, Jane 112 Busche. Ben 206 Busse. Lisa 172 Butcher, Bryan 146 Butler, Barbara 50 Butler, Christy 176 Butler, Tracy 68 Butters, Cathy 211 Butters. Jeanne 103. 212. 213. 237. 295 Butters, Mark 190 Buyert. Barb 176 Byer. Jeff 222 272 NXX Byers, John 218. 237 Byrne. Ann 200 Byrne. Carol Kay 48 Byrnes, Bob 57 Byrnes. Larry 218 € Cabatka, LeAnne 176 Cadden. Michael 218 Cade. Madalyn 237 Cade. Renafdo 99. 237 Cattery. KeUi 177 Cahill. JuHe 124, 212 Cahoy, Arnold 216 Cain, Brendan 189. 237 Cah. Denise 209 Cain. Jerry 224 Cain, Madalyn 197 Cain, Patricia 211 Cal houn. WSfiam 92 CaSahan, David 211 CaBahan. Rick 211 CaBanan. Cary 218 Calonder: Susan 108. 203. 237 Calvert, Carey 135 Camelot 176 CamOn. Angie 229 CamBn, Jo 229 CamOn. Ron 229 Campbell, Douglas 189 Campbell Hall 174 Campbell Hall Senate 114 Campbell. Jeffrey 189 CampbeB, Patricia 237 Campbell, Steve 89 Campidmi, Steven 225 Canen, Dave 46 Canfield. Clair 78 Canfield. Katie 208. 237 Canney. David 216 Canterbury Tales 51 Capesius. Amy 194 Capeshjs, Bernard 223 Capion. Ann 178 Capitani, Dave 237 Capricorn 168 Carasthathis. Aris 115. 162 Carberry, Tracy 211 Carlin, Dan 186 Carlin. Phyllis 43 Carlson. Carol 97 Carlson. Colleen 156, 178 Carlson. Kathy 195 Carlson. Kevin 223 Carlson, Scott 223 Carlson, Terri 176. 237 Carlson. Trudy 237 Carman, Keith 143 Carmen, Jean 101, 237 Carmichael, Brent 141, 161 Carmody, Kathy 107. 196 Carney, Jim 168 Carolan. Cheryl 200 Carokjn. Juiie 207 Carpenter 216 Carpenter. Sandy 102. 180 Carrie 195 Carriker. Daniel 187 Carroll 222 CarroB. Leanne 182 Cars tens, Connie 206 Carstens. Kevin 216 Carter. Shawn 172 Carver, Fred 26 Carver. Polly 176 Case, Douglas 168 Case. Laura 177 Cash, Lisa 191 Cashman. Michelle 178 Casterman, Judy 237 Cat 195 Catava 201 Cavanaugh. Diane 237 Cavanaugh. Janet 206 Cechota. Cynthia 120 CeiBey, Colette 48 Cemohouse. Sharon 124 Cervetti, Rebecca 97 Chablls 201 Chamber Music Series 50 Chamber, Siobhan 169 Chambers. Lisa 237 Chandler, Joel 224 Chang, James 42 Chapla. Angela 237 Chaplin. Rise 31 Chapman. Joan 74. 237 Chapman, Scott 119. 169 Chapman, Sharon 202 Charlie 196 Chase. John 218 Chase, Mary 178 Chastain. Rhiannon 237 Chederquist, Kevin 101. 105, 106. 108. 169. 237 Cheer Squad 116 Cheetany. Tammam 97 Chefta. Aldo 188 Chenoweth. Gregory 237 Cheramy, Lisa 206 Cherry. Jay 210 Chesick. Kristina 196. 237 Chesmore. Lynette 171 Chester Spring Quartet 51 Cheyenne 161 Chihak. Lori 182 ChBes. David 238 ChBes. Patricia 189 Chipman, Sheryl 187 Chizek, Margaret 108. 109. 238 Crencik, Cheryl 177 Christensen, Cork 219 Christensen. Flint 225 Christensen. Kim 238 Christensen. Lori 122 Christensen, Merry 201 Christian, Joan 164 Christianson. Dan 190 Christianson, Mark 148 Christmas 84 Chung, Li-Hsung 44 Church, Renese 212 Claassen, Robert 97 Clark. Bryan 219 Clark, Carolyn 181 Clark. Cathi 106. 238 Clark. Glenda 120. 212 Clark. Jett 224 Clark. Jodi 108. 176 Clark, Joseph 162 Clark. Karen 168 Clark. Usa 186 Clark. Marcia 172 Clark, Steve 224 Clarke 222 Classon, Lorrie 116. 123 Claude, Darwin 97 Clausen, Joseph 162 Claussen. Tom 217 Clayberg, Regina 172 Clayton, Karen 182. 238 Clayton. Usa 196 Cleveland, Troy 96 Clevenger, Lynne 200 CBne. Angela 139 CBne. Doug 211 CBne. Kristi 206 Clouse, Greg 215, 219 Coon. Dave 209 Cocco. Paul 142 Cochran, Shiela 164 Cochrane. Annette 181 Cocking, John 49 Codette. Kevin 208 Coffey, Debra 238 Coffey. Joe 98 Coffey. Karen 238 Coffey, Leslie 23. 118 Coffey. Steven 223 CogdaB, Dave 98 Coggins, Paul 158. 162 Cole. Brian 119, 168 Cole. Linda 188 Cole, Taz 238 Cole, Terry 225 Cole, Vinson 51 Coleman. Jean 195. 238 Coleman, Joni 238 College of Education 26 College of Humanities and Fine Arts 30 College of Natural Sciences 34 College of Social and Behavioral Sciences 38 Collins, Randy 162 CoBson, Carmen 201 Colpitts. Rick 111. 224 Colton, Galen 144. 190 ColweU, Kris 238 Comanche 161 Combs. Celeste 195 Comer, Teresa 164 Comes, Jodi 179 Concert Chorale 52 Conklin, Cathy 238 Coniee. Mary Jane 181 Conley. Am 203 HDEX 273 Conion, Susonn 124 Conneely, Janes 214 Conner. Angie 166 Conner: Clair 206 Conner, Susan 178 Connoiey, Darcy 165 Connolly, Joyce 182 Connolly, Kathleen 210 Connor, Kealy 238 Conway, Norman M 206 Cook, Anita 181 Cook, Gloria 191 Cook, Howard 222 Cook, Undo 238 Cook, Sharon 191 Cook, Stephanie 169 Cooley, Cindy 97, 238 Coonradt, Lisa 171 Coons, Cynthia 209 Cooper, Karen 112, 196 Cooper, Kathy 238 Cooper, Kelly 72 Cooper, Todd 173 Copeland, JuHe 203 Coppin, Christine 182 Corbin, Steven 22 Cordes, Kristi 168 Cordey 202 Corey, Clayton 168 Corkeny. Angie 168 Cormaney, Michelle 116, 176 Cory, Richard 238 Cosens, Mark 225 Cosgrove, Dawn 238 Costa, Claudio 115HCosteHo, 147 Costigan, Karen 197 Cotton, Susan 238 Cotton, Terry 224 Courtright, Michele 108, 196 Cousins, Dawn 210 Cousins, Lisa 165 Cox, Cathy 121, 177 Cox, Tom 171 Coy, Daniel 119, 188 Coyle, Scott 190 Crain, Tim 222 Cramer, Michelle 201 Cramer, Patty 162 Crandall, Leanne 179 Crane, Becky 238 Crane, Diane 108 Crane, Lynnae 201 Craven, Linda 69, 196 Crawford. Melody 180 Crawford. Nina 34 Crawford. Sharon 212 Crawford. Teresa 118. 200 Creen, Genie 238 Crees, David 164 Crimmins, Mary 188 Chmmhs, Mike 189 Crite H. JuHe 190 Crock, Tom 218 Cronbaugh, Chris 219 Cronbaugh, Wendy 107. 112 Crooks. Ginger 168 Cross. Chris 172 Cross Country (M) 134 Cross Country (W) 135 Cross, John S. 109 Crown field, David 30 Cruikshank, Laurie 103. 177. 295 Cubit. Mark 218 Culbertson, Lori 176 Cummer, Dale 206 Cummins 223 Cunningham. Carol 172 Cunningham, Raymond 225 Cunningham. Tammy 168 Cupped, MarcheH 144 Cureiier, Paul 218 Curier, Steve 216 Curry, EHen 102. 108, 207 Curson, Tracy 178 Cudis. Connie 206 Cudis, Dave 172 Cusick, Maria 176 Cutler, Gregory 238 CutshaH, Laura 179. 183 CuveHer. Tom 219 Chris DEC A 96 Daack. Elaine 178 Dacres, Matt 224 DaN. Colleen 90 Dahl, Susan 165 Dahle. Kevin 238 Dahlem, Mike 224 Dahlem, Rick 224 DaNhauser, Melinda 196, 239 Dahm, Susanne 239 Dahms. David 239 Dake. Denise 180 Dake, Diane 209 Dakota 162 Dale. Mark 172 Daleske, JaneH 211 Daitrey, Roger 63 Daly. Debbie 200 Damone. Anita 196 Dana. Rhonda 239 Dancer Hall 184 Daniels. Lisa 124 Daniels, Randy 218 Dao. Tuan 218 Darbe, Mary 164 Dass. Michael 239 Dau. Denise 239 Dau Schmidt, Kimberly 187 Davenpod. Charles 99. 162 Davidson. Doug 119. 188. 239 Davies. Cary 196 Davis, Betty Lee 239 Davis. Christopher 106. 220. 225, 239 Davis, Darrel 106 Davis, Dor! 194 Davis. Kris 171 Davis, Laurie 67 Davis, LeAnn 176 Davis. Paul 220, 225 Davis. Randy 239 Davis. Zoe Ann 101. 105, 179. 239 Davitt. Kim 169 Daw, B.J. 94 Daw, Glen 94 Dawes, Michele 208 Daws. Charles 104, 109 Dawson, Mary 74 Day, George 39 Day. J'ne 105. 106. 109. 135. 177, 239 Day. JiH 208 Day. KetH 181 Day. Michele 102. 112. 197 Dayton, Gwen 239 Decker. Dave 224 DeCook, Donna 168 DeDecker, Tom 172 DeGeest, Amy 194 DeGeest, Cindy 193. 239 DeGraff. Stephen 169 •DeGreef, Diane 197 DeGroote. Mary Ann 194, 239 Dehnam, Morey 165 Deiterhg, Debra 105. 239 DoJa-Vu 177 Dejong, Mark 239 Delaney. Richard 224 Dekxhmutt. Dana 171 Delashmutt. Doug 167 DeLeve, Kathryn 176 Detfs. Randall 186. 239 Deller Consort 50 Defter. Mark 50 Delperdong, Janice 209 Delta Upsllon 125 Defuhery, Matthew 219 Demetor 208 Demeutence, Bob 171 Demmer, Luann 203 DenHadog, Jane 239 Denner, Jan 197 Dennis, Anthony 164 Denny. Moira 211 Dentel, Robed 239 De Penning, Richard 217 Depoe. Janet 201 DeReus. Mike 187 DeRuyter, Sue 239 DeSousa. Scott 239 DeSousa, Susan 239 Dettmann. Darla 109 Dettmann, Deborah 176 Dettmann, Scott 239 De Vault, John 148 DeVHder. Danny 173 Devine. Dorothy 195 Devine. Dot 193 Devine. Mary 195 DeVoss. JuHe 230 DeVoss, Marshall 240 DeWakJ, Ken 190 DeWaH, Jerri 162 De wit. Natalie 195 274 WD6X Dey. Denise 123, 177 Dial, Terry 217 Dieckmann, Brenda 240 Diederich, KarHyn 112. 195 Diedrichs. Judy 230 Diekmann, Vicki 189 Diemer, Curt 171 Diercks. Beth 122 Diers. Janet 190 Digman. Lisa 207 Digmann, Cindy 103. 295 DUUnger. Deborah 206 DfUmer, LaVonne 176 Dimig. Shir! 162 Dinsdole, Cindy 203 Dlono 209 Dionysus 209 Disney. Brian 171 Disney. Susan 180 Dtvoky. Mary 111 Dix. Karen 92 Dixon. Clare 240 Dixon, Dean 225 Dixson. Janet 104, 196 Dobson. Cindi 187 Dockstader, Jacqueline 240 Dodd. William 240 Doerzman, David 217. 240 Dolan, Sherrie 180 Dolash. Cathy 240 Doll 177 Donato. David 240 DonSn. Kelly 207 Donnelly. Paul 223, 224 Donohue. Anne 240 Donovan, David 219 Donovan, Dawn 197 Dooley. Carol 200 Doolittle, Sue 240 Doonan, Jan 182 Dory. Joan 101, 170, 240 Dost. AHen 171 Doster, Tom 209 Dotseth. Gregory 109 Dotzenrod, Laurel 123, 240 Doud. Jennifer 106 Dougherty. Anita 210 Douglas, Drew 208 Downey, Dr. John C. 42, 43 Downing, Joni 171 Downing, KeHy 207 Downs. Dan 168 Dowty. Wayne 218 Doyle, Kathryn 240 Doyle, Mary 200 Doyle, Michelle 212 Doyle, Mike 223 Doyle, Paul 221. 223 Drahn. Priscilla 170. 240 Drahozai, Lisa 163 Drake 217 Drake. Becky 240 Drake, DeAnn 198. 203 Draper. Heather 182 Drees. Lisa 179 Dreman. Raenette 123 Drenth, Debra 145. 240 Drew, Beth 208 Drewelow, Lori 240 Drexler, Janet 118 Dreyer, Darrin 211 Driscoll, Agnes 240 Duckworth. Cindy 196 Duff, Jiff 186 Duffy, Noreen 188 Duit, Bonita 240 Duluhery, Teresa 180 Dumor, James 218. 240 Dumler, Lorelei 240 Dunakey, Matt 148 Duncan. Dr. David 34. 109 Duncan. Mark 240 Duncan. Tracy 118. 241 Duncombe. Patricia 180 Dunham. Dave 224 Dunham. Jeff 241 Dunhg, Kim 112. 196 Dunkel, Norbert 111, 220 Dunmire. Jan 241 Dunrrvre. Marc 223 Dunn, Daniel 169 Dunn, Kathleen 201 Dunn. Michele 241 Dunne. Marty 169 Dunshee, Doria 180 Dun woody. Beth 241 Dupont, David 206 Duran. Clarisa 241 Durham. Laurie 32 Durham. Dr. Norris 39 DurreB, David 217 Durscher, Jeff 217 Duster, Marilyn 107 Dvorak, Bill 173 Dwyer, Melanie 241 Dyai. Alan 218 Dyer. Nancy 118. 123. 212 Dykstra. Curt 225 Dyson. Dan 168 Dzikonski. JiB 201 Eash, Susan 110, 178 Eastabrooks, Julie 171 Eastman Brass 50 Easton. David 80 Ebers, Jane 107 Ebers. Julie 211 Eckebrecht, Carol 195 Eckhardt, Jay 241 Edelweiss 155. 178 Edson. Mary 71, 94 Edson, Ruth 94 Edson, Suzette 94, 95, 196, 241 Edson. Veari 94 Edwards. Dennis 241 Edwards. Scott 168 Edwards, Sue 195 Eernisse. Marcie 190 Eeten, Teresa 179 Egan. Beth 200 Egan, Cathy 48 Egan, Patti 117. 123 EgB. Joan 210 Ehlers, Brenda 241 Ehlers, Pamela 106, 108. 116. 121, 180. 241 Ehlers, Sherriiyn 181 Ehlers. Steve 241 ENert. Missy 117 Ehresman, Shelley 108. 176 Ehrhardt. Rick 111. 222 Eick. Kristine 241 Einck, Beth 209 Einck. Scott 190 Einck. Todd 190 Eklov. Jennifer 41. 182 Elbert, Donald 169 Elbert, Karen 168. 241 Elbert. Sharon 241 Eldridge. Pat 144 EBason. Dorcey 181 Eller, DonneBe 165 EHerbrock, Judy 180 EBerman. Donna 177 Elliot. Paul 50 ElBott. Stephen 194 EBis. Barbara 177 Ellis. Eric 119 EBis. Renee 177 ElBs. Tony 119 Ellsworth. DarreB 161 Elmore, Melinda 189 Elsberry, Sandy 135 Else, Laura 162 Elver, Kemberiy 202 Emberton. Deanna 191 Embree, Lisa 196 Embry, Kathryn 202 Emme, Lisa 194 Encke, Greg 206 Engel, Greg 189 Engehardt, Doreen 169 Engelhardt. Linda 182 Engelkes. Faith 92 Engelman, Stephen 222 Engler. Julie 197. 241 English. Chris 218 Ensminger. Mary 241 Entwistle, John 63 Eppler, Paul 115 Erhardt. Jeffrey 241 Erickson, Harley 43 Ernst, Sandy 90. 226. 241 Ernster, EBzabeth 101. 203. 241 ErpekJing, Diana 171 Ervin. BiB 188 Essler. Kathryn 114, 178 Estes. Deb 241 Ethnic Minority Student Assoc. 99 Etmer, Nancy 181. 241 Etscheidt. Elizabeth 119 Etter. Jeff 164 Evans, Cooper 68. 125 Evans, Craig 224 Evans, Jay 172 Evens, Benno 160 NDEX 275 Evens, Rose 161. 241 Ewing. Marcus 186 Ewoidt, John 219 F Faky, Tammy 176 Fair. Torino 173 Fakak. Deidre 122 Fairchild. Angela 118 Fall. Shannon 212 Family Housing 228 Fancey: Mike 67 Fandel. Janet 242 Fongman, Mary 242 Fannon, Mary 178 Fariand Todd 218 Farley, Barb 162 Farley. Kim 161 Fatka. Kelly 211 Faucegka. Cara 165 Faulkner. Chris 207 Faulkner, Denise 180. 242 Fay. Steven 242 Fazio. Michelle 177 Fear, Kathleen 168 Fearing. Kelly 111. 195 FeaseB, Laura 203 Fecik, John 34 Federspiel, Karla 135 Fee, Connie 194 Fee, David 188 Fekmeier, Mary 187 Feioenbaum. Jacqueline 122, Feldman, Douglas 187 Feldman. Julie 100. 242 Feldmann, Donald 225 Ferguson, R. Marc 218 Ferguson, Norma 202 Ferrie, Jane 116, 164 Fessler. Bob 87 Fettkether, Kathleen 191 Fetty. Cameron 119, 188 Fetzer, Timothy 111. 225 Fiaia, Lori 189 Fiatkowska. Janina 51 Pick, Bradley 242 Pick. Dan 134 Field Hockey 137 Field, Rachel 242 Fienup. Mark 104. 219. 242 FilieldLory 190 Fifo. Kevin 29. 160 Finch. Lori 194, 203. 242 Finger, Mary 191 Fink. Bruce 164 Fink luSn -f A 7 Fink. Steven 106. 169, 242 Finley, Casey 205. 212 Finnegan, Linda 191 Finnerty, Diane 242 FMcum, Cleone 171 Fiscus. John 216 Fish, Larry 242 Fishel. Jeffrey 219 Fisher. Jeanne 181 Fisher. Lynne 242 Fisher. Mettanie 180. 242 Fisher. Susan 162 Fitzgeriad, Ron 219 Fitzpatrick, Jeanette 94 Fitzpatrick. John 94. 217 Fizgsmann, Charlotte 210 FJetstuI, JB1149 Flaherty. Jeff 223 Ftander, Mark 242 Fleaner, Dave 187 Ffeener. Rick 242 Fleetwood Mac 3, 15. 62 Fleming, Brad 171 Fleming, Morrie 170 Fleming, Susan 201 Fleming, Tana 242 Fletcher. Usa 242 Fkckinger. Scott 163 Flint. Lee 160 Floden, Kevin 225 Floerchinger, Brian 223 Florence, Lori 201 Florence. Michael 242 Fluhrer, Sara 200 Foelske, Kevin 242 Foelske. Vanessa 242 Fogarty, Laura 122 Fogt. Tom 172 Fogue. Mary 212 Folchert, Sherry 242 Folkers. John 115 Fontana, Bob 242 Football 130 Forbes. Kaylyrm 203 Ford, Barb 242 162 Ford. Bret 206 Ford. Susie 195. 243 Foreman. Barbara 202 Forkenbrock. Sandy 197 Forkenbrock, Thomas 216 Forlaw. Rhonda 123. 211 Forret, PhSkp 225 Forst. Janet 104 Forsythe. Carol 92 Fort, Jason 166. 171 Fortney. Meg 176 Fossefman, James 243 Foster. Rob 223 Foster. Rodney 208. 243 Found. Mary 179 Fox. Ann 243 Fox, Jodi 161 Fox, Steve 206 Fox. Tom 119 Fox. Trudy 208 Foxhoven, Tony 219 Frady. Juke 164 Franck, Linda 191 Frank, Juke 201 Frank, Todd 210 Franke. Michael 243 Franken. Mary 39 Frascht, Todd 216 Fratzke. Marianne 101. 105. 243 Frazier. Jeffrey 221. 223 Fredericks, Michei! 120. 196 Freedman, Jack 162, 243 Freeland, Dottie 95 Freese. Rick 160 Frentess, Brenda 195 Freete. Tom 144. 211 Fretz. Nancy 187. 243 Frey. Di Ann 174. 243 Frick. Sue 243 Frieden. Cindy 202 Frfederich, C-risttne 168 Friedhoff. Paul 170 Friedman. June 196 Friedrechsen. Ray 161 Fries. Glen 119, 169 Friest, John 138 Front Line 120 Frost. Joleen 243 Frost. Taggart 43 Froyed, Brett 210 Frundle. Mary 162 Fry. Kent 168 Fry, Lon 243 Fuerhoff. Jill 168 Fuhrman, Deb 120 Fuktano. Jik 212 Fuken worth, Connie 202 Fuller, Amy 212 Fuker. Fletcher 216 Fuller. Nancy 190 Fuker, Vicki 190 Fulmer, Ed 222 Fulton, SheHe 243 Fulwider. John 111. 223 Funke. Larry 243 Fussetman, Darla 210 Futrek. Brent 119 e Gaffney, Jamie 170 Gaffney. Susan 243 Gaieazzi, Mike 173 Gak. Elizabeth 243 Gall, Tim 172 Gallagher, Dave 187 Galliano 202 Gakigan, Barbara 20 Gatkgan. Kate 203 Gamache, Mary 181 Gamble. Dixie 112. 194 Gamble. Janice 243 Gamble. Kim 168 Gamma Phi Beta 123 Gannon. Mark 243 Gansemer, Amy 194 Gansen, Tammy 170. 243 276 HD€X Gantz, Steve 243 Gard. Michelle 108, 243 Gardiner. Danrtta 144 Gardner. Anne 187 Gardner. Crash 168 Gardner. Scott 64. 223 Gorman. Laura 182 Gorman, Rachel 176 Garnett, Glenda 171 Garrett. Terry 190 Oarst 223 Garst, Kevin Case! 223 Garwood. Carol 243 Garwood. JH 197 Gass. Kathy 46 Gates. Kim 179 Gauch, Suzanne 122 Gaul, Amy 194 Gaul, Laurie 100, 101, 243 Gaulrapp, Debbie 181 Gavigan, Carol 243 Gear 217 Gearhart, Moose 223 Gebeda, Chamberlain 116 Gebeda. Zama 162 Gee, Joni 101 Gee. Mike 101 Gee. Stuart 119 Geerdes. Gregg 163 Gehrig, David 190 Geiger, Kathy 120. 203 GeistfekJ. Ronald 97. 206 Gemini 190 George, Thomas 97, 244 Gerber, Annette 206 Gerdes. Ann 172 Getting. Lisa 31. 107. 108. 194 Geske, Lisa 244 Gethmann. Sabre 212 Geyer, Charles 50 Ghani. Mazian 244 Gibbs, Jim 219 Gibbs, WitHe 168 Gibson, David 218 Gibson, Keith 172. 244 Gilbert, Cherie 179 Gilbert, June 177 Gilbert, Michelle 244 Gilbertson, Demy 206 Gtdner, Jennifer 176 Gtdner, Karen 94 Gtgen, Albert 39 Git, Cynthia 206 Gilliam, Carrie 203 Gtiman, Dave 113. 209 Gitman. Greg 172 Gilpin. Wanda 197 Gilson, Tim 218 Giordano, Rosanna 116 Gipple. Todd 187 Gjere. Debbie 66. 172 Glade, Dave 219 Glascock. Mark 216 Gieckler, Mary 189. 244 Gteisner, Linda 26 Goedken. Lori 197 Goes. Kendra 200 Goettler, Eric 223 Goettsch. Jute 244 Goetz. Becky 117 GohOnghorst, Peggy 202 Gon (M) 148 Golf (W) 149 Goncaives, Ana 115, 159 Gonzalez. Michael 244 Goodet. Tim 211 Goodet. Todd 210 Goodhart, Timothy 222 Goodhue. Steve 187 Goodin, Melinda 162 Goodlove. Jay 216 Goodman. Doris 197 Goodwin, Jennifer 186 Goodwin, Valerie 117. 176 Gootee, Kathy 188 Gootee. Michael 119, 188 Gordon, Grant 244 Gordon, Angela 186, 244 Gordon. Stewart 225 Gorton. Steve 125 Goswick, Curt 186 Gould, Hetdy 188 Gould, PhH 164 Gout, Russ 189 Grabow, Chris 32 Grace, Sharon 244 Graduate College 42 Grady. Becky 244 Grady. Cheryl 112 Graham, Steven 97. 190 Gromtch, Karri 203 GramSch. Kay 30. 108, 203. 244 Gramowski, Bruce 171 Grandfield, Dan 171 Grancfai, Raj 115 Grane y. Kari 200 Granfield, David 244 Grankind. Julie 212 Gran, Kim 196 Grassley. Barb 244 Grassiey, Michele 203 Grosso, Cathi 244 Graves. Mark 223 Gray, Dale 244 Gray. George 188 Gray. JSH 170 Gray. Sandra 196. 244 GraybS. Barry 164 Green, Brian 190 Green, David 223 Green, Joan 244 Green, Kenneth 148 Green, Melodie 120. 176 Green, Pat 81 Green, Reginald 95 Green, Susan 244 Greene, Mark 171 Greenlee. Debbie 101. 170 Greenwood, Kendell 225 Greer, Drew 214 Greig, Beaver 216 Grein. Virginia 244 Greiner, Anthony 170 Greiner, Bruce 218 Greiner, Theresa 244 Gret. Ronald 76. 113. 210 Greteman, Matt 146, 244 Grettenberg, Dave 173 Gribben. Joe 171 Griesert, Lori 202 Grieves. Chad 219 Griffin, Barb 207 Griffin, Brenda 244 Griffith. Kim 107. 195 Grigg. Sherry 162 Griggs. Laura 209 Grimes 218 Grimm, Lance 225 Grimm, Nancy 171 GRIPS 118 Griswold. Pat 245 Grober. Am 172, 245 Groe. Rebecca 207 Groff. Kelly 168 Groff, Sandra 102, 114. 181, 245 Gronau, Michelle 200 Gronewdd, Glenda 168 Gross, Mark 218 Grosse. Crystal 161 Grossman. Michael 210 Groth. Janice 203 Groth. Lois 200. 245 Grothus, Edward 164 Groves. Joseph 163 Groves. Michael 208 Gruneich, Holly 124 Gubbels. Nancy 180 Gude. Christopher 189 Gude, Theresa 164 Guest, Todd 161 Guetzke, Beth 108 Guillermo. Doty 122 Guillermo, Roe 123 Gunther: Linda 196 Gut. Timothy 169 Gunderson, Carole 245 Gustafson, Connie 245 Gustason, Brent 245 Guthrie, Lisa 189 H Haack. Jay 217 Haack, Larry 219 Haatand. Craig 168 Hoots, Timothy 186 Habben. Jute 207. 245 Habbinga, Mary 181 Habeger, Lori 108. 197 Habel, Kevin 37 Habhab, Musty 209 Hacek, Joiene 195 Hackett, Janet 200 Hagedan. Brian 164 Hafar. Maureen 182 Hageman, Sara 201 Hagemann Hall 192 Hagemann Hall Senate 112 NDEX 277 Hagemann, Shirley 92 Hagen, Mari 245 Hagen, Nancy 46 Hagen, Tammy 105. 167, 245 Hager. Michael 169 Hagerty. Susan 100, 245 Hagie. Chris 223 Haigh, Mike 35 Haider, Kent 224 HakHer, Neal 164 Han, Alisa 211 HaU. Cory 224 Han. Greg 218 HaU, Jeanne 164 HaU, Dr. Jon 30 Hat. Kevin 162 HaUengren, Dave 107 Halisch, Ann 101 Haisch. Kate 182 Halseth. Patty 245 Halverson. Gaylon 22 Hamilton, Janis 139, 144 Hamlet. David 169 Hammen, Lori 73, 169 Hammes, Jean 245 Hammes. Mark 219 Hammes, Theresa 191 Hammes, Wayne 162 Hammlll 224 Hammond, Steve 245 Hammons. Sherri 189 Hampton. Gregory 222 Handorf, Avis 245 Handorf. MeHisa 164 Haner. Tammi 123, 245 Hanisch, Sheryl 118 Hanken. Jon 172 Hanna, Ametta 176 Hanna. Craig 209 Hanna, Dana 169 Hanna, Scott 170 Hannafan, Terrence 168 Hannam, Mary 202 Hannan. Janet 207 Hannan. Stacey 207 Hannasch, Mark 96 Hansen, Christine 171, 245 Hansen, Dawn 162 Hansen. Doug 170 Hansen. Jemy 176 Hansen, John 172 Hansen. Lori 179 Hansen, Teresa 245 Hansmeier, Dr. Thomas 19 Hanson, Casey 245 Hanson, David 168, 245 Hanson, Debra 195 Hanson. Dianna 179 Hanson, Glenn 218 Hanson, John 245 Hanson, Kelley 212 Hanson, Kenneth 173, 245 Hanson, Kerri 95, 195 Hanson. Lori 75 Hanson. Martha 179 Hanson. Michele 245 Hanson, Roger 44 Hanten. Denise 178 Happel. Marty 210 Harbaugh, David 246 Harbaugh, Deborah 203 Harbeck, Brad 171, 246 Hardcastle, Amy 194 Harder, Alan 206 Hardie, Jit 124: Harding 224 Harding. Kathy 187, 246 Hardy, Beth 197 Hardy, Rosemary 50 Horen. Nancy 210 Hartst, Kent 186 Hargens, Gina 194 Haring, Teresa 197 Harken. Pam 246 Haridau, Denise 144 Harms, Judy 181 Harms. Michelle 170 Harms. Teresa 178 Harms. Tim 222 Hamack. David 173 Home, Cheryl 211 Home, Teresa 201 Harold. Jane 179 Harold. Larry 189 Harper. Greg 216 Harriman, Robert 211 Harrington. Roberta 246 Harrington, Theresa 207 Harriot. Joannhe 164 Harris, Kallie 186 Harris. Keri 169. 173 Harris. Deb 124 Harrison. Dennis S. 219 Harrison. Joe 246 HarrokJ. Mary 48. 49. 188 Hart. Linda 246 Hartman. Dan 164. 224 Hartman, Tracy 189 Hartmann. Caroline 185. 246 Hartmann, Denise 200 Hartmann. Undo 246 Hartung. Susan 189 Hartz. Jon 162 Hartz. Marianne 164 Harvey, Nancy 186 Harvey. Sheila 178 Harwood, Dianne 200 Hasley. Laurie 116, 186 Hass. Cindy 200 Hasselmann, Jeffrey 170 Hassmen, Sue 136 Hastings. JuSe 113 Hastings. Steve 246 Hastings. Susan 163 Hatch. KancH 208 Hatcher, Deborah 207 Hatcher. Elizabeth 113. 207 Hathaway, Mary 110, 111. 164 Hatting. Mark 173 Hauge. Kris 211 Haugen, Angela 207 Haugen. Ingrid 207 Haughenbury. Kristi 168 HauschUd. Sherry 120 Hauser. Bonnie 97. 169 Hauser. Sandy 196 Hauser, Scott 219 Hauser, Steven 188 Havens, Debra 48, 121 Havlik. Beverly 189 Hawkins, Sandy 173 Hawn. Brad 223 Hayden. Sara 163 Hayes, Diane 246 Hayes. Elizabeth 246 Hayes. Jeff 65 Hayford. Matthew 169 Hays. Tammy 100. 176 Hayworth, Bret 186 Hazama. Chuck 97 Hazel, Laurie 176 HeaberUn. Joel 172 HeaberUn. Mike 246 Heacock. Linda 207 Heard. Shiela 209 Heardon, Paul 125 Heater, Lori 180 Heath. John 216 Heaton. Connie 246 Hebei, Bonnie 191 Hedberg. Dan 246 Heddinger, Jeff 224 Hedke. Mike 208 Heese. Kit 160 Heffetfinger. Jeff 216 Heffeman, Sylvia 171 Heggen. Joyce 100. 246 Heggen, Rachel 64. 175. 179 Heggen. Teresa 169 Heiken, Pam 246 Heimerman. Mary 212 Heinen, Mike 168 Heintz, Marita 181 Heinzeroth. Kenneth 170 Heirigs, Christy 203 Heisdorffer, Denise 93. 189 Heisterkamp, Alan 171 Heisterkamp, Kim 246 Heisterkamp. Tim 171 Heisterkamp, Todd 170 HelbUng, Lynn 191 Helgason, Peggy 181 Heller. Paul 168 Helling. Cathy 201 Helling. Randy 246 Helmrichs, Aaron 217 Helvig. Kim 178 Hemann, Cindy 180 Hemingway, Martha 177 Hempstead 187 Hemsath, Douglas 164 Henderson, JuSe 190 Henderson. Kent 246 Henderson. Mark 246 Hendricks. Wendy 181 Hendrickson, Brian 214, 219 Henecke. Brian 246 Henkes. Jeff 208 Henn. Greg 170 Hem. Mike 217 Hennings. Lori 97. 196 Henrich, Karen 246 Henriksen. John 218 Henry. Dave 172 Hensley. Larry (Dr.) 43 Hentges. BUI 246 Henze, Kenneth 247 278 INCfX Heppner, Shetfy 186 Hera 210 Herb. Tami 144 Herder, Lynn 137 Herman. Connie 40. 180 Herman, Debby 202 Herman, MicheHe 206 Herman. Shawn 217 Hermsen, Jeffrey 222 Hemick, Janene 208 Herrick. Judy 247 Herrig, Beth Ann 247 Horrlng 172 Herring. Jiff 144. 201 Herrington, Deanne 203 Hersom. Paula 107. 108. 190 Hertzer. Eric 125 Heser, Tom 247 Hessburg, Connie 135 Hesse, Mary Ann 42. 43 Hetrick, Nina 195 Hettwer, Bobbl 190 Heykes. Susan 107. 194. 247 Heyn. Dean 216 Hgen, Amy 194 Hicks. Sherri 202 Hiemstra. Renee 247 Higgins. Rebecca 95, 108. 197 Hffbrands. Holly 202 Hffbrant. Debbie 179 Hffby. Cheryl 105. 247 Hildebrand. Kent 84 Hildebrand, Tim 211 HB. Jeffrey 41. 225 His. Linda 203 Hill. Michael 218 Hffl. Rodney 218 Ha. Tim 225 Haman. Jeff 221 Haman, Kristen 209 Haman. waiom 225 Unman, Dianna 201 Hinrichs. Lisa 177 Hsnrichs, Peter 172 Hintz, Denise 203 hffnzman, Cindy 177 hffrsch, Jean 202 hffscocks. David 189 Hbcocks. Michael 146. 171 hffsler, Karen 168 Hite. Cathy 247 Hite. Jana 176. 247 Hite, Joel 170 Has. Angeffa 181 Hochmuth, Paul 217 Hocking, Clay 216 Hodgson, Parker 32 Hoefer. Jama 176 Hoefler; Joe 247 Hoegh. Tanya 181 HoeNer, Joseph 164 Hoelscher, Tim 224 Hoenig, Kris 170 Hoerscheiman, Lori 102, 108. 180 Hofer. Usa 190 Hoff. Curt 217 Hoffman, Amy 194 Hoffman, Anita 33 Hoffman, Barbara 93 Hoffman. Dean 223 Hoffman. Gary 187 Hoffman. Geri 247 Hoffman, Jon 146 Hoffman, Karen 176 Hoffman. Mike 216 Hoffman. Paul 172 Hogan, Carol 145 Hogan, Kim 171 Hogan, Sandra 179 Hogeland, Andrea 165 Hogen, Carol 247 Holbach, Nancy 118 Holds worth, John 164 Hoff. Timothy 173 Hollander. Scott 146. 163. 247 Hollister. Randy 188. 247 Holly 178 Holm, John 160 Hoimberg, Marilyn 200 Holst, Dawn 93 Hotthaus. Barbara 114, 176 Hofthaus, Clark Jr. 185. 190. 247 Hotthaus. Ruth 182 Hotvey, Dave 222 Hotvic, Karl 31 Holzhauer. Anne 76. 181 Homan, Michael 210 Homocoming 54 Honderd. Dawn 190 Honken. Karen 207. 247 Hondd. Todd 61. 225 Honsen, Lisa 247 Hood. Elaine 197 Hoogeveen, Lori 187 Hook, James 247 Hook. Kim 101 Hook, Sue Am 161, 247 Hooper, Terri 176 Hooten, Kande 181 Hoover, Todd 169 Hopkins. Kristi 181 Hopkins, Steve 171 Hopp, Teresa 178 Hoppe, Chris 107. 111. 163 Hora. Brett 170 Horbach, Usa 162 Horn. Kim 110. 113. 210 Homer, Carol 203 Horner. Shari 210 Horton. WUffam 208 Hoskins, Kelley 180 Hoskins. Sherie 172 Hosteng, Kirk 148. 247 Hosting, AJ 66 Hotchkiss. Tony 219, 247 Hoth. Jacque 169 Hough. Kelly 176 Hough. Kevin 172 Houser: John 247 Houston. Kristine 247 Howard, Donna 84 Hoversten. DeeDee 202 Hoversten, Julaine 212 Ho war, Usa 212 Howard. Jennifer 201 Howard. Kirk 222 Howard. Larry 217 Howard. Pamela 120. 201 Howe. Kim 212. 214 Howe ff. Robert 160 Howell, Kathleen 95. 108. 110. Ill Hoy. Joe 206 Hoy. Mike 217 Hruska, Cynthia 195 Huber. Clair 111. 160 Huber. Cleta 212 Huber, Nancy 187 Huber. Sheri 209 Hudson, Coleen 171 Hudson, Pemy 172 Huff. Patricia 247 Huffman, Kimberly 93. 122 Huffman, Marcia 195 Huggins. Jefferson 214, 216 Hughes 188 Hughes, Angela 189 Hughes. Brad 168 Hughes, Dave 216 Hughes. Effie 181 Hughes, Steven 222 Hughes, Susan 195. 248 Huinker, DeAm 98, 107, 108. Ill, 161 HukX. Molly 197. 248 Huise. Linda 194 Hulse. Sandy 194 Humphrey, Brad 223 Hunsaker, Ruth 191 Hunt. Patty 180 Hunter. Kevin 219 Hunter, William 92 Huntington. Roger 189 Hunziker, Shirley 203 Hurley, Frank 222 Hurst. Cheryl 206 Husak, Laurie 170 Husaker, Ruth Am 248 Huse. Stu 222 Hustedde. Paul 248 Huston. Gary 169 Huston. Lisa 248 Hutchcroft. Sharon 113 Hutchins. Tommie 211 Hute. Mary 159. 163 Hutton. Brian 190 Huxford: Cindy 180, 248 Huxsoi. Gaff 180 Huygens, Tom 190 Ice, Barbara 248 thde. Donna 248 ffiff, Jeffrey 169 S. Pat 210 Mg, Nicholas 248 hgameffs, Karen 203 Ingels. Diane 165 HCXX 279 Ingram, Debra 195 Inner Weather 33 Intemann. Dr. Gerald 34 International Student Assn. 115 Intramurals 154 Iowa 214 Iroquois 162 Irwin. Debra 181 Iverson. Craig 248 Iverson. Valerie 209 J Jackie 196 Jackman. Jeff 218 Jackson 218 Jackson. Dwayne 29. 161 Jackson. Jeff 219 Jackson. Joe Ann 110. 135. 153. 100 Jackson. Maureen 176 Jacob. MkeiBe 59 Jacobs. Dee 201 Jacobs. Neal 169 Jaeger. Bradley 248 Jaehnel. Gary 186. 248 James. Sonia 207 James. Watson 171 Jansen. Carla 212 Janssen. Maureen 161 Janssen. Steve 128. 171 Jaosby. Chris 216 Jarvis. Linda 122 Jasper. Duane 216 Jaspers. Dee 101 Jaspers. John 189 Jeanblanc. Joel 248 Jeanes. Laurie 172 JeHnek. Nancy 202 Jenison. Dave 248 Jennie 197 Jennings, Karen 100 Jennings. Laura 248 Jennings. Neil 248 Jensen. Angela 195. 248 Jensen. Beth 212 Jensen. Dan 248 Jensen, Dennis 20 Jensen. Hka 182 Jensen. Jan 168 Jensen, Kendall 176 Jensen, Lawrence 169 Jensen, Marlin 162 Jensen. Robin 178 Jepsen. Liane 108. 180 Jepson, Lynn 124 Jergens. Cynthia L. 248 Jertson, Dee Ann 182 Jetter. Denise 172 Jetter, Jeffrey 223 Joebgen. Jeanne 248 Johanns. Jeanne 177 Johansen, Diana 182 Johansen. Jean 93 Johner, Carole 170 Johnson, Arm 93. 108. 197, 202 Johnson. Charles 161 Johnson. Craig 168 Johnson. Cristy 189 Johnson. Dawn 202 Johnson. Debta 248 Johnson. Denise 164 Johnson. Donald 189 Johnson. Jeff 222 Johnson. Jerry 208 Johnson. Karen K. 189 Johnson. Karen 82 Johnson, Kristin 207 Johnson, Leslie 248 Johnson. Linda 196 Johnson, Lisa 208 Johnson. Lori 188 Johnson. Michael 169 Johnson. Michelle 178 Johnson. Randy 80 Johnson. Rick J. 248 Johnson. Russ 121 Johnson. Ruther 249 Johnson, Scott 125 Johnson. Steven C. 60. 249 Johnson, Steve W. 218 Johnson, Susan 168. 249 Johnson, Tim 168 Johnson. Tracy 170 Johnson, Wendi 176 Johnston, Martha 121. 210 Johnston, Nancy 189 Johnston. Richard 190 JoH. Jerry 223 JofUffe. John 222 Jones. Chris 216 Jones. Dyke 104 Jones. F. Austin 225 Jones. Jackie 171 Jones. Jeff 208 Jones. Kayla 180 Jones. Kim 178. 249 Jones. Kristi 196 Jones. Mark 125 Joyce. Denise 168 Joyce. Kathy 179 Julius, Tod 208 Jump, Michael 249 Junck. Kevin 219 Junkins. Kris 170 Justice. Scott 148. 249 Kaasa. Doy 191 Kacena. Scott 219 Kachel, Theodore 33 Kadrick. Daniel 222 Kaefring, Ann 171 Kain. Scott 223 Kalenski, Vicki 189 Kalusa, John 186 Kamaruizaman, Zurina 115 Kamehck, President John 18. 20 Kamper, Karen 108 Kane, Jean 208 Kane, Kevin 90 Kane. Lisa 182 Kane, Ross 223 Kanne. Todd 189 Kaplan. Jeff 118 Kappa Delta PI 105 Kappa Mu Epsilon 109 Karison, LuAnn 177 Karper. Sue 208 Karr. Karyn 182 Kart man, Scott 111. 160 Kasischke. Deb 203 Katayanagi. Kyoko 164 Katcher. James 210 Kavlch, Dr. Larry 26 Kearbey. Bill 64. 223 Keenan. Suzanne 31. 107. 108. 162 Keep, Jeffrey 190 Kehoe. Donna 200 Keith, Thomas 169 Kelt. Diana 202 KeBen. Carla 210 KeBen, Theodore 223 KeBer, Anthony 217 Keller, Barb 98 Kelley, Debbie 122 KeBey. Thomas 164 KeBner, CoBeen 176 KeBogg. Jeanette 196, 249 Kelly 155 KeBy. EBce 117 Kelly. Gina 178 KeBy, Lana 36 KeBy. Pat 224 KeBy. Pauline 149. 165 KeBy, Susan 194 KeBy. Therese 208 Kelly, Timothy 111, 116. 222 KeBy-Fettz. Debra 249 Kemmam. Rickey 217 Kemp. Katherine 206, 249 Kemp. Tammi 161 Kempema. Norma 201 Kempenaar, Greg 66 Kendall 155. 225 KendaB, Mary 118 Kenn, Robert 249 Kennedy. C. WiBiam 48 Kennedy, Patty 163 Kennedy. Sheila 180 Kenney, EBeen 194 Kenoyer. John 97 Kent, Ross 170 Kent. Sherri 40. 208 Kem. Lisa 178 Kerns. Jeannie 186 Kerr. SheUey 249 Kersten. Scott 169 280 NDEX Kester. Dave 224 Kester, Karen 249 Kester: Lori 201 Ketelsen. Scott 210. 249 Ketter, Allison 73 Kgasago. Joseph 115. 162 Kies, Karla 108. 196 Kies. PhMp 206 KUh. Debbie 171 KUSn. Sue 201 Kkne. Linda 122 Khch, Kan 118 Khch, Leanne 43 Khdig. Jim 169 King, Diane 179 King. Jeanie 249 K'mgery. Janet 207 Kingery: Tami 178 Kimey. Dan 219 Kinnamon. Jan 170 Kinzler, Anne 182 Kiowa 163 Kirby, Robin 186 Kirchner, Constance 162 Kirkland. Valerie 181 Kirkpatrick, Jeff 222 Kkschenmann. Pamela 191 KlsSng. Lisa 191 Kisner, Gregory 211 Kittle. Joe 171 Kix. Janet 179, 183 Klahm. Denise 164 Klahsen, Dana 249 Klamforth, David 188 Klar. Joni 212 Kleen. Dave 219 Kleen, Dennis 173 Klein, Joe 100 Klein woiterink, Mike 219 Klejch. Lisa 175. 181 Klenzman. Brenda 113, 211 KHegl, Shawn 188 Kline, Dana 179 KHnkhammer, David 210 Kloberdanz. Joan 169, 249 Klocke. Kns 107. 112, 197 Klopfenstein, Vaughn 111, 225 Kloppenborg, Julie 114, 182. 249 Klostermann. Therese 100. 101. 249 Klotzbach, John 121. 173 Kfug, Lowell 173. 249 Kluver, Tracey 223 Knapp, Kathy 190 Knapp, Mike 41 Kniger. Vicky 197 Knoke. Lisa 171 Knoptoh, Sheryl 177 Knowles, Melanie 229 KnowUng, Jeff 31. 249 Knox. Kristin 202 Knudson. Carrie 147 Knudson. John 224 Knutson, Lois 197 KobUska. Lynn 223 Koch. Tim 216. 249 Kockler. Mike 172 Koehler. Cathy 197 Koehn. Joby 222 Koehn. Shelly 181 KoeHner, Karen 178 Koeneke. Curt 218 Koeppel, Ruth 92 Koeppen, Jim 219 Koeppen. JuBe 191 Koester, Kristi 41 Koester, Lon' 181 Koester, Valorie 116. 194 Kohl, Carolyn 170 Kohnen. Kevin 107. 249 Kolbeck. Kelly 105. 249 Kolbert, Joann 28. 249 KoHasch, Ken 97 Kolsrud. Kyle 223 Konigsmark. Kirk 250 Konrad. Tim 222 Konzen. Jacquie 209 Koontz. Laura 206 Koop. Reginald 250 Koop, Todd 217 Kopriva, Diane 212 Kopriva, JuB 101. 250 Korte, Kimbertee 250 Kouri, Angela 250 Kowalski. Joanne 250 Kowaisky, Teresa 187. 250 Kozak. Anne 176 Kozak. Rex 250 Kozik, Bud 250 Kozisek, Doug 224 Kraft. Jon 206 Kragt. Jon 218 Krajewski, Bob 26 Kramer, Birdie 103. 179, 295 Kramer, Bob 96 Kramer, Brian 170 Kramer, Diane 163 Kramer. Roxanne 250 Kramer, Sonia 186 Kramer. Teri 95. 177 Kraschol 190 Kratzensteh, Anna 118 Krause. Kevin 125. 250 Krause, Patricia 147 Kray. Tommie 190 Kress, Tom 170 Krieg. Jean 120. 207 Kriener, Mary 180 Kringlen, Donna 250 Krischel, Sherry 190 Krivanek, Darby 114, 156. 177. 250 Kroeger, John 187 Kroeger, Sandy 190 Kroska. Steve 172 Krueger. Angle 201 Kruger, Vickie 102 Krumm. Douglas 250 Krumm. Laurie 250 Kruse, Daryl 119. 171 Kruse. Debbie 171 Kruse. Eric 172 Kruse. Kathy 180 Krystopoiski, Paula 189 Kuchenreuther, Cathy 35 Kudma, Karen 108, 114 KueN, Joyce 81 Kuehn, Elizabeth 112. 250 KuNmann. Kimberly 212 Kuhn. John 225 Kuhnk. Michelle 124 Kuhnle, Michelle 188 Kuhrt, Beth 198. 201 Kuhter. George 190 Kuidera, Clarice 203 Kuker. Dave 250 Kuklenz, Dawn 200 Kundma, Karen 180 Kune!, Elizabeth 187, 250 Kuney. Barbara 190 Kunkel. Deanna 206 Kunkle. Edward 170 Kuntz. Linda 209 Kurtz, Nancy 250 Kurt, Dennis 250 Kurtovlch, Janice 24. 198 Kusserow, Deb 250 Kwkkel. Mark 144. 250 LaBary. Beth 128 Laffey. Shawnda 168 Lageschulte, LuAnn 178 Lahue. David 160 Lahue, Joyce 168. 250 Lamb. Beth 174. 181 Lambert, Jim 206 Lambi. Brent 121 Lamp. Ken 208 Lampe. Lisa 201 Lamphier, Jennifer 208 Lamprecht, Dale 186, 250 Lampright. Craig 188 Lance, Janice 165 Lanciotti. Thomas 225 Land. Nancy 147 Landers. Brandon 251 Landers. Kyle 217. 251 Landis, Lynette 187 Lane. Elizabeth 50 Lane. Jacqueline 251 Lang, Cindy 201 Lang, Gary 170 Lang, Joe 188 Lang, Kris 178 Langan, Kim 180 Lange, Lisa 201 Langenberg. Cynthia 124. 251 Langfitt. Kimm 177 Langreck. Darlene 251 Lannle 197 Lapp. Donald 173 Larkin. Brain 208 Larrabee 219 Larsen, John 218. 251 Larsen. Paul 251 Larsen. Sheri 80. 176 Larson, Beth 162 Larson. James 171 MD€X 281 Larson. Rick 168 Latcham, Gary 187 Laubengayer. Karl 119 LaughRn, Caria 113. 210 LaughSn, Lisa 197 Laughton. Janet 103. 179. 295 Laures. Pat 97. 113 Lauritsen. Craig 163 Louterwasser, Diana 97. 251 Lavia. Lisa 169 Lawler. Larry 251 Lawrence. Lori 212 Lawrence. Martha 169 Lawson. Tim 217 Lawther Hall 198 Lea. Daniel 217 Leaven, Mary 207 Ledger. Linda 108. 120. 195 Ledvina. John 186. 251 Lee. Jackie 251 Lee. JoAnn 181 Lee. Robert 110. 190 Leekjnd. Karen 190 Leenkecht. Leona 203 LeGrand. Stephen 222 Lehman. Anthony 251 Lehman. Dave 251 Lehman, Jeffrey 251 Lehman. Pamela 186. 251 Lehmann, Lisa 203 LehmkuN, Tim 160 LeibokJ. Lori 180 Leichty, Todd 90 Leininger. Bob 125 Leininger. Brian 125 Leininger, Susie 123 Leisinger. Martha 178 Leisinger, Terri 135, 251 Lemke. Linda 172 Lempares. Jamie 160 Lenlnger. Susie 171 Lennon. Donna 179 Lennon, Sharon 101. 105. 179. 183. 251 Lensch. Laurie 206 Lents. Kurt 160 Lenz, Dorri 251 Leo 171 Leonard. Kerri 251 Leonard. Scott 219 Leopold. Lynne 189 Leppert. Audrey 107, 169. 251 Lesieh. Julie 207 Leslie. Beth 180 Leslie, Chris 180 Leslie. Ely 92. 93. 94 Lester, Rick 251 Lester, Teresa 251 Leuschen. Linda 251 Levene, Brian 171 Levene. Jan 252 Levene, Terri 38. 124, 252 Levenhagen. Mike 252 LeweOen. Scott 169 Lewtf, Lori 252 Lewis. Dan 206 Lewis. David R. 168 Lewis, Jim 168 Lewis. Lori 188 Lewis, Paul 190 Lewiston. Thomas 186, 252 Liabianco. Dan 156 Libra 169 Ucktefg, Linda 252 Uckteig. Mary 108 Uckteig: Regina 32 Udtke. Roy 217 Uechty. Todd 110. Ill LSienthal, Theresa 101, 177 LMegraven. Joel 222 UKbridge. Paul 252 Limke. John 170 Unbo. Vat 168 Lind. Steve 190 Lindberg, Jikka 115, 161 UndeS. Amy 194 Undeman, D. A. 223 Linder. Bobbi 181 Underman, Robin 252 Undgren, Betty 194 Lindquist. Lame 163 Link. Mike 103. 186. 294. 296 Urn. Elizabeth 180 Urn. Teri 113. 123. 207 Lipsey. Diane 200 Liston. Charta 100. 208. 252 Liston. Marlyn 177 Litchfield. Kevin 206 Litchfield. Lomle 104. 252 Utterer. Lisa 177 Litterer, Marianne 179 Little. Kevin 188 Liu. Josephine 80 Livingston. Michele 169, 252 Lobaugh, Debbi 200 LoBianco. Dan 107, 225 Lockie. Brenda 207 Loebig. Max 102 Logan. MarcheUe 98. 107. 200 Lomaak. Jeannie 162 Lombard, Susan 95. 120. 186 Long. Kathy 252 Longer. Cortyn 195 Longnecker. John 109 Lorenz. Mica 41 Lorenzen, Am 168 Loserth. Rita 252 Lounsberry. Micki Dirks 55, 92 Low. Jeanette 201 Lowary, Jeffrey 218 Lowe 170 Lowe, Tom 144 Lower, Don 218 Lower, Ron 224 Lown. Rick 172 Lu. Caroline 128. 194 Lu, Dr. Jonathan 38 Lubbock, LuAnne 116, 252 Luchsinger. Kimberly 149. 176 Luchtel, Mark 210 Luckritz. Alicia 172 Ludens, Steven 190 Ludwick, Michelle 176 Ludwig. Dale 224 Lueken, Mary 197 Lueth, Jackie 170 Lunch. Susan 195 Lund Carol 196 Lundberg. Dawn 117. 209 Lundquist. Jan 59. 115. 159 Lutz. Lisa 191 Luu. Unh 201 Lux. Lym 208 Luzum. Jolene 208 Lynch. Dan 125 Lynch. Deame 196 Lynch. Laurie 197 Lynch, Paul 190 Lynch. Pemy 66 Lynch. Shieia 252 Lyon. Larry 102 Lyon. Sharon 171 Maas, Marge 212 Maass. Jeanne 252 Macal. Laura 172 Mack. Condis 181 Mack. Gina 170. 252 Mack. Roger 208 Mackay. Christina 202 Mackel, Carol 208 Mackey. JH 176 MacKusick. Lyme 190 MacmUan. James 43, 104 MacVey. Kirk 222 Madsen. Alice 177 Madsen. Carla 176 Madson, Michael 186 Madson, Todd 225 Madson. Valerie 252 Maere. KeSy 197 Magalsky, Mark 188 Magee. Craig 252 Magee, Jane 252 Magee. Laurel 137 Maher, Kay 172 Mahoney, Jennifer 86 Mahoney, Patricia 179 Mala 210 Maiers. Marcia 189 Maiers, Michael 79, 171 Maiers, Roger 70 Maiers. Rose 70. 209 Makinster. JuHe 170. 252 Makhster. Kevin 171 Maktar. Mohsin 115 Malik. Zafar 115 MaUinger. Marsha 169 Malm, Net 252 Malone. Debra 120. 252 Malone. Meg 120 Malone. Peggy 101 Mandefooum, William 172 Manful. Chris 196 Mangan. Colleen 196 Mangan. Greg 252 282 HDEX Marion. Susan 124 Manley, Donald 164 Mann. Kimm 149 Manning, Maggie 96 Manson, SherHyn 108. 253 Mantemach, Jiff 201 Mantemach. Patricia 108. 195 Mating. Pam 210 Mark. Jearine 172 Mark. Jennifer 170 Markham, Suzanne 200 Marlins 120 Marlowe, Burt 188 Marotf. Wanda 97. 207. 253 Marpenau, Colleen 164 Marren, John 253 Marten. Marty 168 Marsch, Laurie 196 Marsh. Usa 211 Marti. Steve 144 Martin. Drake 98. 100 Martin. Elizabeth 26 Martin. Dr. James G. 19. 20 Martin. John 148 Martin. Joyce 253 Martin. Kathy 253 Martin. Robert 253 Martinson, Rory 224, 253 Maruth. Lorraine 108. 109, 195 Mash 179 Mason. Amy 194 Mason. Bradley 189 Mason. Morris 160. 253 Massey, Jeanne 188 Mast, Diane 200 Mast. Sue 209 Masters, Pamela 194 Malaya. Terry 102, 108 Matheson, Barbara 177 Mathias. Ellen 164 Matkovich. Marty 102. 189 Matthews, Steve 97 Matthews. Valerie 210 Mattme. Connie 162 Mattke. Rebecca 108, 177. 253 Mau, Laura 178 Maurer, Constance 179 Mauss, Gary 253 Mawe, Mark 219 Maxey. Jane 253 Maxwell. Pamela 253 May. Charles 26 May. Marvin 223 Mayer. Margene 201 Mayer. Mary 196 Mayer. Michael 253 Mayfield. Michele 178 Maynard. Richard. Sr. 205. 208. 253 Maypole. Dr. Don 42 Mazufa, Pete 146, 147 McAdams. Tony 22 McAfee, Roberta 253 McAJeer, Chris 188 McAllister, Usa 207 McAllister. Martha 113. 209 McAninch. Kevin 84 McArinch, Tim 159 McAfee. Jean 176 McBeth. Chris 219. 253 McBride, Carol 253 McCabe. Kathy 191 McCabe, Peggy 172 McCarcHe. Charles 98. 188. 253 McCarthy, Chris 169 McCarthy. Gary 218 McCarthy. Kimberly 207 McCarty. Jackie 108. 120 McCarty. Margaret 186 McCauley. Mindy 208 McCloskey. Janice 202 McCloskey. Thomas 253 McClung. Janice 206 McClure. Mikki 204 McClure. Sara 107, 108, 189 McCiuskey. Donald 109, 253 McCoffoch, Rita 168 McCollum, Dr. Clifford 34 McCombs, Teresa 31 McConaughy, Sandy 253 McCooi, James 217 McCowen. Elizabeth 253 McCoy. Mary 207. 253 McCrea, Joel 111. 223 McCright, Mark 164 McCrory, George 210 McCuffey. Car! 168 McCusker, Kenneth 216 McDermott, Beth 212. 253 McDermott, Curt 104 McDermott. Joseph 170 McDermott, Steve 211 McDonald. Cary 180 McDonald, Cindy 254 McDonald. Dan 97. 172 McDonald, Jean 208, 254 McDonald. Jennifer 201 McDonald, Kevin 172 McDonald. Maria 147 McDonald, Mary 97. 176. 254 McDonnell, Denny 225 McElvain, Vaughn 173 McFadden, Brian 144 McGee. Scott 219 McGffl. Lycynda 189. 254 McGloughlsn, Anne 201 McGohan, Cindy 135 McGonegle, Anne 120 McGonegie, Kathleen 162 McGovern. Larry, Jr. 116 McGowan, Pam 122 McGrane. Mary 163 McGrath. Dennis 218 McGrath. Mike 219. 225 McGraw, Larry 218 McGregor. Chris 170 McGreu. Mike! 254 McGrew, Dr. LeRoy 34 McGuire. Mark 184 McGuire. Mike 144 McHughes. Michael 189 McIntyre. Jennifer 169 McIntyre. Mary Jean 170 McKaren. Michele 228 McKay. Lone 165 McKee. Sonya 254 McKeen, Michelle 162 McKenney. Kelly 170 McKigney. Ronald 162. 254 McKinney, Kelly 84 McLain, Michael 32. 219 McLaughlin. Kathy 254 McLaughlin. Mark 190 McMahon, Kendall 208 McMahon, Kristen 200 McMahon. Tim 188 McNamee. Lori 119 McNeil. Becky 182 McNeiff, Kathy 202 McNertney. Kelli 177 McNurlen, Lewis 106 McPherson. Brice 222 McRoberts, Sheila 114, 181 McWSfiam. Jeb 218 McWffSams. Mary 254 Mead. Bryce 170 Meadows. Michael 217 Mechem. David 185. 190 Mechem, Laurie 180 Meaddock, Karen 107, 182, 254 Meddock, Sheralyn 254 Medhus. Dane 218 Medina,Marco 119 Meek, Cindy 122 Meeker, Nancy 179. 254 Meeks, Barb 110. 190 Meeks. David 190 Meeks, Mark 171 Meeks, Scott 218 Meese, Ann 61 Mehmen. Eric 173 Mehrhoff, Jay 186 Meier. Brent 110. 190 Meier, Karla 212 Meier. Karmen 86. 209 Meier, Michele 186 Meinders. Doreen 103, 191. 294, 296 Meinen. John 216 Meiricke, Thresa 95, 101. 212 Meisgeier. Kay 180 Meitner, Elizabeth 201 Mekenson. Joe 225 Meichert, Linda 168 Melhus. Angela 254 Meims. Dave 219 Menary, Dan 211 Mendenhall, Steve 164 Meng, Jennifer 201 Mengler, Steve 107 Menke, Ann 172, 182 Mensing, Dennis 216 Merfeld, Ann 181 Merfeld, Theresa 227, 254 Merkey, Janice 120. 180 Merrill 186 Merrill. Jiff 207 Merritt. Sally 107. 254 Mertz. Craig 148 Mertz. Gretchen 195 Mescher, Kathy 178 Messerii. David 93. 223 Messerly. Jackie 202 Messerschmidt, Rett 67 Metge. Michelle 211 Meyer, Cheri 181 Meyer. Corinne 97, 254 NXX 283 Meyer: Dan 187 Meyer. David 211 Meyer. Denise 208 Meyer. Donny 219 Meyer. Gretchen 108. 169 Meyer. Heidi 181 Meyer. Jason 168 Meyer. Jean 187. 254 Meyer. Kristie 177 Meyer. Usa 162 Meyer. Lori J. 188 Meyer. Mary 206 Meyer, Matthew 223 Meyer. Pauline 254 Meyer. Roxanne 190 Meyer, Sue 171 Meyer. Todd 187 Meyerhok. Kenny 223 Meyers. Michelle 177 Michael. Maureen 200 Michaeison, Brian 83 Michels. Joe 170 Mchkets. Donna 110 Mickel, Robin 102. 182 Mickeison, Nancy 209 Midcatf. Janet 170 Middfekauff. Ann 254 Middleton, Jeri 186 Mihm. Chen'208 Mihm. Jan 208 Mikado 33, 46 Mikels. Donna 108. 178 Mkota. Janice 254 MHewsky. Mary 254 Miiner. Chris 58. 133 Millard. June 104. 108. 120. 163 Miller. Alex 119 Miller. Barbara 100. 254 Miller. Curt 218 Miller. Dan 162 MiUer. Eunice 202 Miller. Heidi 201 Miller. James 216 Miller, Jodee 171 Miller. Joel 206 Miner. John 219 Miller, Judy 196 Miner, Kari 165 Miner. Kristi 254 Muter. Kristin 187 Miner, Larry 133 Miller, Leanne 195 Miner. Lee 92 Miller. Usa 254 Miller, Marygienn 117, 195 Miller. Matt 211 Miner, Neil 160 Miller. Rex 186 Miller, Robin 190 Miner, Roger 172 Mins. Karen 103. 294 Mas. Kevin 168 MOsap. Mary 79 Milner. Marcle 210 Minard, Teri 255 Min tun, Cathy 179 Mitchell. Kirk 189 Mitchell. Patrisha 162. 255 Mitchell, Robin 200 Mitchell, Sue 162 Mitschek, Deborah 176 Mitschete. Deborah 100. 107 Mixdorf. Gail 255 Manor. Michael 46 Mngad, Primrose 115 Moats. Kristi 171 Mochal. Candy 168 Moeller. Colleen 120. 210 Moeller. Gan 255 Moeller, Tom 176 Moos, Jack 94 Moet. Mary 203 Mohamed. Zarina 115 Mohican 163 MoN. Brenda 107. 255 Mohr. Connie 180 Mov. Amy 188 MoOnsky. Kris 197 Monaghan. Cathy 161 Monroe. Cindy 255 Montgomery, Kirk 109 Moody. Tanya 209 Moon. Songae 115 Mooney, Todd 48. 219 Moore. Brian 255 Moore, Carl 211 Moore. Darryl 67. 222 Moore. Dave 146, 147, 172 Moore. Jennie 200 Moore. Patrick 160 Moore. Robert 210 Moorehead. Russ 96 Moot hart, Mary 92 Moran, Katie 182 Moran, Sheri 255 Moraniec, Monica 186 Mordick. Cathy 176 Morenz. Kim 255 Morey. Kathryn 255 Morgan, Diane 101. 255 Morin, Dr. Robert 39 Morisson. Mary 197 Mornings tar, Amy 178 Momhgstar. Scott 142 Morris. Barbara 107, 255 Morrissey. EHen 107. 255 Morrissey. Kevin 225 Morrow, Daniel 216 Morrow. Kandi 178 Model. Dave 143 Modenson, Cliff 98 Modvedt, Janeiie 255 Mosche!, Brenda 255 Moser, Amy 178 Moser. Dawn 255 Moser, Todd 189 Mosher. Rob 222 Mosman. Monica 209 Moss. Brenda 95. 101. 106. 255 Mossman, Evan 169 Moulton. Missy 170 Moustgard, JiB 202 Moyer. Angela 207 Muehlenthafer, Terri 255 Muerhoff. Rosanne 165 Muetedhies. Dave 190 Mueterthies, Joyce 212 Muethg, Dan 168 Muhfenbruch. Kathi 255 Muhm, Marilyn 255 Mullen, Sue 124 Muller, Todd 111. 163 Mufikh, Cindy 187 MuHh. JuSe 93. 97 Mundt. Bob 223. 255 Mundus, Jim 217 Munkel, Robyn 203 Mum. Doug 218 Mums, Am 191 Munson. Mary 255 Muntz, Steve 255 Muri. Earl 186 Murphy. Donna 200 Murphy. Janice 117. 188 Murphy. Kathryn 41, 187. 255 Murphy, Michele 122, 197 Murphy, Ruth 200 Murphy, Timothy 217 Murray, James 190. 256 Murray. Jane 186 Murray. Jody 180 Murray. Tim 219 Muse. Becky 189 Music Groups 52 Mussefman. Denise 80 Myers, Kelly 219 Myers. Mary Lou 101. 105. 187. 256 Naeve, Devema 212 Naffier. Chuck 217 Nagel. Jane 256 Nose. Jennifer 168 Nash. Jeff 164 Nass. Thomas 256 Nassen. Kathy 196 Nath, Sipra 162. 256 Nation. Catherine 256 Nauman. Mitchell 210 Naurahe, EmUy 159, 163 Navajo 164 Naxera. Lisa 194 Naylor, Shannon 163 Neddermeyer, Andrea 200 Needham, Richard 187 Neely. Sonya 174 Nees, Jeff 256 Nefzfer, Tim 223 Negro, Meg 197 Nehman, Am 107, 196, 256 NeiB. Laurel 177 Nekvinda. Joe 161 Netsen, Eugene 256 Nelson, Brian 256 Nelson. Christy 202 Nelson. Dan 218 Nelson, Dennis 164 Nelson, Ellen 196 Nelson.. GaH 101. 193. 196. 256 Nelson, Jacqueline 187, 256 Nelson. JuHa 206. 256 Nelson. Julie 121 Nelson, Usa K. 256 Nelson. Nina 147. 256 Nelson. Ruth 188 Nelson. Wayne 210 Neppt, Lauri 176 Neppl. Patricia 176 Nerad. Vickie 196 Nerem, Ranae 200 Nervig, Ann 197 Nesvik, Annette 202 NetoScky, Diane 210 Netusil, Clayton 169 Neymeyer, Steven 160 Neve, Kenneth 256 NeviSe. Thomas 256 Now bold 169 Newbury, Tab 217 Newby, Chris 94 Newby. Dan 222 Newby. Patricia 107, 114, 182 Newby. Ted 94 Newcomb. Mary 208 Newkirk, James 116. 173 Newton, Karla 256 Now Vic Thoatro of London 51 Ney, Roxann 177 Nguyen. Lon 223 Niceswanger, Gary 188 Nicholas, Randal 216 Nichols. Bibiana 200 Nichols. Brian 222 Nichols. Jennifer 187 Nicholson, Dave 208 Nicklaus. Teri 190 Nicks. Stevie 3, 62 Niebohr, Jeffrey 162 Niebuhr. Mark 172 Niederhauser. Tina 211 Niehaus, John 256 Nielsen, Debbie 176 Nielsen. Jim 216 Nielsen. Kirk 256 Nielsen, Lars 115 Nielsen, Dr. Ross 26 Nieman, Jeanne 207 Niemann. Emaiee 102. 209 Niemeyer. John 216 Nienhaus, Brian 218 Nietert, Laura 180 Night Riders 90. 214 Nftart. Karen 108. 180 Npm, Dr. Basheer 39 Nijkn. Mrs. Germana 115 Nines, Sarah 203 Nilsson, Liz 181 Nlobe 211 Nissen, John 97. 111. 162 Nitzke. Nancy 182 Nixon. Mary 107. 112. 195 Nockels, Steve 256 Noehren Hall 204 Noohron Hall Sonato 113 Nolan. Michael 187 Nolen. Amy 177 Noonan, Amy 194 Noonan. Mary 193 Noonan, WBBam 168 Noone. Paul 188 Ncrdyke, Bradley 256 Norem. Jeff 189 Norenberg, Laura 208 Norman. Andy 188 Norman. Chris 103. 256. 295 Norman, John 103. 257, 294 Norris. Jon 223 Norris. Lisa 201 North. Ann 201 North, Jaque 200 North, Renee 93. 122 Norton, Jin 162 Norton. Phil 218 Norveisas, Carol 119. 208 Novak, Rosemary 180 Nurre. Mark 222 Nurse. Steve 216 Nystei. Sue Ann 181 Oakes. BUI 257 Oatman, Kim 186 Oberman, Russ 216 Obr. Sherri 113, 207 Obrecht, Georgiann 257 Obrecht, Kathy 203 O'Brien. Kathy 187 O'Brien, Peggy 182 O'Brien, Ruthann 163 Ochettree, Kim 189 O'Connell, Kay 257 O'Connell. Sheila 93, 122 O'Connor; Jim 94 O'Connor. Kathy 94 O'Conner, Patricia 257 Odle, K.C. 218 O'Donnell. Mike 224 Oebsem, Jana 168 Oehier. Kris 179 Oeson. Shirley 116 Ogkand. Suzann 172 O'Hare. Paula 176 O'Heam. Maurice 210 Ohiund. Gregory 173 Okamura: Hlroko 115 Oldenburg. Caryn 170 Oldenburg. Cristh 101. 170 Old Gold 103. 294. 295 Oierich, Cheryl 257 Oierich, Patricia 161 Oierich, Tom 206 Oies, Laura 194 Oieson, Kimberly 170 Oliver. Bob 218 OBenburg, Andy 216 OHendick. Jon 189 Oimstead. Mindy 203 Olson. Dody 121. 187 Olson. Kathryn 190 Olson. Linda 177 Olson, Nancie 257 Olson. Scott 219 Olson, Shirley 54 Olson. Tara 122 Olson. Teresa 203 Oitman, Marcie 257 Oman, David 92 Omlcron Delta Kappa 106 O'Neal. Lavoma 177 O'NeaH, Barry 189 O'Neil. Kelly 219. 257 O'Neill, Kem 124 Opatz. Linda 177 Opperman, Mark 96 Orion 211 O'Rourke. Robert 257 Orr. Duane 223 On. Jack 92 Orr. Melissa 172 Ortmayer. Julie 203 Ortmeier, Kari 163 Ortmeier. Karla 111 Orvis. James 162 Osborn. Connie 206 Osborn. Michael 104. 107 Osborne, Barbara 197. 257 Ostand. Kristine 108. 180 Osmundson, Elaine 107, 197 Ostergaard. Jeff 222 Oswald. Gai) 180 OsweHer, Scott 170 O'Tool. Leighann 257 O'Tool. Lori 48 Ottesen. Tammy 202 Otto. Deb 181 Otto. JuBe 201 Otto. Laurie 180 Otto, Susan 196 Ouderkirk, Sheryl 170 Oujiri, Lauren 163. 257 Overberg. Paula 181 Overton, Cindy 203 Owen, Sharon 144. 179 Owenson, Chris 171 Oxenford. CherriB 27 P Packard, Jean 89 Page. Julie 257 Page. Scott 217 Paget. Daniel 168 Page!, Denise 176 Palmer, Laura 118. 123. 176 Pals. Denise 172 NDEX 285 Polstc, Karen 171 Pancratz. Judy 101. 106. 267 Pannkuk, Mary 195 Pantenburg. Amy 194 Panther 179 Panther, Bernard 216 Panther, Dee 207 Panther, Paula 191 Pape, Deborah 169 Pape. Jim 224 Parker. Craig 172 Parker, Dave 216 Parker, James 172. 257 Parker, Lorrie 257 Parker, Michael 171 Parkinson, Janet 168 Parks. Glen 168 Parks. Mary 171. 257 Parley, Deann 77 Parrett, Lisa 124 Parsons, Debbie 202 Partridge. Jeff 169 Pascoe. Jeff 188, 257 Patterson. Lori 257 Patterson, Steve 148 Paul. Karen 47 Pauley. Deanne 181 Paulsen, Lisa 49 Paulsen. Lois 101. 257 Paulsen. Steve 116 Paulsen, Tamara 200 Paulsen. WHSam 190 Paulson. Jeff 190 Paulson. Kristi 165 Pauly, Suzette 257 Pavelec. Connie 113 Paxson. Arm 190 Pearse, Bryan 217 Pearson, Doug 111, 225 Pecinovsky, Karen 101. 257 Peck. Brad 148 Pederson. Annette 181 Pederson, Brenda 113. 209 Peer Advisors 95 Peers, Steven 258 Peiffer, Amy 194 Peiffer. Patsy 112 PeHersefs. Jeff 168 Pender, Amy 194 Pender, Nancy 93 Penick, Lester 225 Penn, Jennifer 202 Penquite, Kent 258 Penthouse 173 Pensotti. Michael 208 Pen well. Patricia 162 Penzottl, Robert 208 Perez, Cesar 146. 163 Perino, Ann 200 Perkins. Holly 258 Perkins. Randy 171 Perrett. Brett 222 Perrin, Michele 197 Perry, Karen 181 Perry, Kim 186 Perry, Louisa 258 Perry, Susan 181 Per singer, Janine 190 Peshei. Deborah 258 Pestotnlk. John 109 Peter. Harold 160 Peters, Beth 162 Peters, Brenda 114, 180 Peters. Brian 222 Peters. Jeffrey 230. 258 Peters. Robert 217 Peters. Robin 182 Peters, Skipper 173 Peters. Stephanie 137 Peters. Tina 177 Petersen. Alan 218 Petersen, Julie 137 Petersen, Karen 84, 177, 258, 294 Petersen. Marla 201 Peterson, Carfk 222. 258 Peterson, Duane 217 Peterson, Kevin 188 Peterson, Krista 129 Peterson. Laura 168 Peterson. Lori 168 Peterson, Lynn 163 Peterson. Melanie 120 Peterson. Rex 218, 258 Peterson, Rick 223 Peterson, Scott 160 Petrehn, Laura 197 Petrone. Angie 172 Pettit. Joe 169 Pettit. Ladd 190 Pettit. Mike 66 Pevestorf, Kristy 258 Pfeiff, Miriam 180. 258 Pfieffer, Jean 258 Pfrffner, Lisa 165 Pfohi. Shelfie 182 Phaedra 212 Phelan, Mike 171 Phelan. Tim 189 Phelps. Michael 210. 258 Phi Beta Lambda 102 Phi Eta Sigma 108 Philip. Mr. 119 PhUUpa, Kelly 101. 180 PhUkps, Brenda 168 PhUKps. David 161. 258 Phinney. Diane 180 Phipps. Michael 168 Phipps. Pam 162 Phoebe 155, 212 Phonthipsvath, Lamthong 162 Pickering. Mitch 211 Piehl. Gregory 258 Pierce. Brian 171 Pierce. CarmeHa 258 Pierce, Darcy 172 Pierce. Peggy 258 Pierce. Scott 109 Pierson, Milton 258 Pijanowski, Mike 141 Ping, Perry 168 Ptngrey. Tammy 107 Pins. Lisa 200 Pins. Rosemarie 194 Piper, Mike 128 Pipneit. Nick 1-0 Pisces 170 Pivo. Sue 194 Plant. Robert 206 Ptantz. Karie 258 Pletchette, Amy 258 Pletchette. Mike 218 Poets In Person” 32 Pokomy. Thomas 258 Poland. Gan 258 PoUmann, Lori 170 PoUpeter, Joan 209 Pom-Pon Squad 117 Pond. Steven 211 Pontisso, Lisa 165 Porter, Chris 187 Porter, Patty 186 Porth. Roxanne 97 Pospichd. Joe 218 Possehl. Kent 222 Post. Peggy 207 Postel, Brenda 120 Potter. Karene 228 Potter. Kevin 228 Potter, Mona 59 Potter. Steven 168 Potts, Nancy 258 Potts, Susan 258 Pound. Mary 135 Powell. Kim 110. 114 Power, Paige. 171 Powers, Carol 153 Powers, Julie 259 Powers. Maureen 259 Prather, John 259 Pratt. Kris 124 Pratt. Susan 124. 165 Prchal. Connie 259 Presley. Wade 209 Prevett. Lisa 207 Price. Brenda 259 Price, Dwayne 223 Price. Erick 161 Price. Michael 225 Pries. Karen 162 Prieskom, Joseph 219 Prieskom, Pippa 196 PrW. Sandra 161 Primus, Donald 218 Pritchard, Bob 225 Pritchard, Mark 167 Probasco. Michael 259 Prochnow, Janice 259 Proctor, Mary 259 Pross. Laurie 201 Pross, Leanne 200 Prosser. Penny 100. 207. 257 Provost. Jeff 186 Pruismann. Sherry 198. 203 Psaros. Penny 124 Pudenz. JacqU 100 Pugh. Patsy 124 PuHen. Richard 189 Purvis. Karen 96 Putchio. Rick 217 Putz. Duane 219 Putzler, Ann 180 € 286 INDEX Quandt. Amy 194 Quigley. Undo 209 Quint. Jeff 217 Quirk, Robert 222 Rabbitt. Cynthia 259 Rademaker. Kristine 203 Rader, Diane 101. 259 Raeside. Lisa 180 Raffensperger. Mary 259 Rafique, Zarina 259 Rainbow 180 Raleigh. Ed 209 Ralston. Micheie 176 Rdziaff, Sara 212 Ramsay: Robert 223 RadeH. Greta 46 Randolph, Lym 102. 216 Rankin, John 224 Ransom, John 138 Rardh. Cathy 207 Rasmuson, Kelly 225 Rasmussen. Kim 178 Ratekh, Joe! 40 Rater. Roe Jean 124 Rath. Teresa 118. 200 Rathe, Ellen 195 Ratliff. Ruth 42. 43 Rattray: Murray 259 Roue. Brian 36 Ray. Darlene 105 Real Inspector Hound 49 Reams, Kathleen 194 Rebik, Steve 170 Recker, Al 224 Recker, Kim 177 Recker, Marilyn 97 Recker. Michael 225 Reddick, Dana 259 Rediger, Jeffrey 259 Reed, mber 124. 176 Reed. Jacqueline 259 Reed. Jodie 171 Reed. Laurie 207, 259 Reed. Scott 218 Reed. Todd 187 Reevas. Bob 32 Reeves. Russell 164 Regner. Anthony 148, 219 Rehberg. Michelle 200 Rehmstrom. Amy 182 Reich ter, Bryan 102 Reicks. Carla 259 Reid. Vicki 163 Reigefsberger, Carolyn 259 Reithg, Renae 209 Reilly, Dave 41 ReiHy, Steven 25 Relnemund, Candice 178 Reinhardt. Mike 224 Rehicke. Vicki 147 Rehmund. Natalie 171 Reints. Virginia 259 Reis, Sara 116. 178 Reistroffer, Cindy 190 Reiter. Sue 212 Remy, Wayne 216 Renault 203 Renfro. Jim 161 Reno, Diana 181 Repp. Richard 187 Residence Hall Assn. 110 Rettenmeier, Todd 218 Reuter, Patricia 259 Reutzel, Darci 201 Reves. Elaine 108. 194, 259 Reyes, Scott 219 Reynolds. David 211 Reynolds. Dawn 201 Reynolds, Deb 202 Reynolds. Greg 216 Reynolds, Melanie 181 Reysack. Richard 111 Rhea. Jan 163 Rhee, Kunyoung 160 Rhinehart. Tim 210 Rice. Douglas 219 Rich, Janet 201 Richards. JiU 259 Richardson. Beth 178 Richardson, Laurie 189 Richelieu 203 Richmond. Jim 95 Richter, Dave 169 Richter. Richard 69, 219 Richter, Rob 189 Rickard, Chip 219 Ricke. June 178 Ridenour, Rob 210 Rider Hall 214 Rider. Dr. Paul 99 Ridgely, Kim 124 Ridnour. Brad 161. 165 Riedesel. Miles 260 RieN. Tama 147 Riehle, Richard 104. 222 Rieks. Rod 97 Rierson. Mary 212 Ries, Donna 260 Ries. Sue 122. 178 Riessen, Rodney 216. 260 Rietz, Sarah 178 Rietz. Thomas 119, 260 Rife. Dinkie 111. 164 Riley, Chris 260 RSey, Kay 260 Ringfand, Crag 164 Rink, Joan 206 Rhkleff: Paul 260 Riordan, Thomas 189 Rippel, Cynthia 162 Ripsiinger, Jay 205 Rissler. Heather 171 Ritland. Susan 107. 108. 196 Ritter, Rae Jean 86 Ritz, Regina 180 Roach. Brian 219 Robber Bridegroom 32 Robbins. Jan 30 Robergmincks. Marlyn 186 Roberts. Linda 178 Roberts, Shona 178 Roberts. Thea 201 Roberts. Vikki 260 Robertson, Pamela 206 Robinette. Jane 260 Robinson, brenda 181 Robinson, Jim 92 Robinson, Janet 203 Robinson, Linda 182 Robinson. Phyllis 99 Robinson, Randy 260 Rochford, Teresa 172 Rockwell. Cindy 260 Rodamaker, Kim 135 Rodenbeck. JoLynne 206 Rodenbeck. Rick 260 Roe. Amy 194 Roe. Brenda 97 Roe. Dorothy 176 Roeder, Tom 125 Roemsg. Jessica 202 RoenfekJt, Scott 172 Roese. Usa 202 Rogers. Am 181 Rogers. Carol 260 Rogers. Janice 92 Rogers, Susan K. 260 Rogers, Tmmy 88. 101. 170 Rogerson. Tony 222 Rohrer, Shelley 209 Rokusek. Dennis 95. 225 Rolfs. Kathie 116. 180 RoHson, Lisa 201 RoUand. Brent 260 Roller, Tim 260 Roftgen, Pam 179 183 Ronchetto. Rebecca 100 Ropa. Christina 153. 197. 260 Ropa. Esthyr 181 Roper. Pamela 163 Roquet. Elaine 180 Rosauer. Linda 206 Rose. Howard 141. 161 Roseberry, Lisa 196 Roseland. KeUi 203 Rosenbaum. Linda 124 Rosenthal. Leanne 260 Ross. Doug 217 Ross, Kim 170 Ross. Pete 222 Ross. Dr. Robert 39 Ross. Robbki 147 Ross, Dr. Ronald 30 Ross. Sheila 169 Ross. Shelly 206 Ross. Todd 219 Roth. Gwen 161 Roth. Paul 224 Rothbart. Jean 186 Rothfus, Rochelle 170 Rottinghaus. Cathy 212 Rouse, Geoff 86, 208 Rouse. Scott 210 Roushar. Margaret 149, 212 Row, Brenda 68 HD€X 287 Rowe, Amy 194 Rowe. Douglas 170 Rowe, Drew 218 Rowe. Rodney 218 Rowe, Susan 192 Rowedder, Mike 168 Rowley, Todd 186 Roy. Beth 260 Roys, Janet 260 Rubenbauer, Leigh 176 Rubin, Janet 48 Rubner, Cathy 147 Rucht. Twyla 197. 260 Rudisil. Dan 224 Ruegsegger, Craig 173 RueNe. Judith 260 Ruen, Lea 260 Rugby 126 Rugger. Louis 110 Ruisch. Rachel 207. 260 Runde. Mike 216 Rush, Bob 209 Russell. Susan 64. 161. 175. 179. 183 Russett. James 104. 261 Russo. Mike 86. 89. 216 Russom, Randy 113, 206 Rust. Todd 169 Ruth. Kim 180 Rutledge, Wendy 108 Rutz, Norman 161 Ryan, Ann 170. 261 Ryan. Connie 122. 172 Ryan, Dina 176 Ryan. Jane 176 Ryan. Kelley 179 Ryan, Kevin 216 Ryan, Michael J. 189 Ryan, Nancy 186 Rychel. JuHe 189 Rychel. Leslie 120. 123 Ryder. Jeffrey 261 Ryerson. Pamela 261 Rypkema, Kris 206 Sacquitine, Doris 179 Sacquitne. Kay 261 Sacqu tne, Lois 179 Sadler. Teresa 194 Sagittarius 188 Salisbury, Lori 165 Salisbury, Paul 219 Salyers. Cindy 181 Salz. Scott 225 Sammons. BHI217 Sampson, Melissa 120. 165 Samuel. Don 99 Samuelson, Jeff 261 Samuelson, Joel 210 Sanborn. Laurie 123. 261 Sanborn, Scott 223 Sandage. Lori 203. 261 Sandidge, Tammy 261 Sandvik. Jenniver 176 Sanftner. Phil 168 Sanman, Nancy 172 Sanner. Rusty 118. 189 Sarazine, Julia 171 Sargent, Linda 261 Sassatelfi, Lisa 101. 261 Sather, Kris 187 Saucke, Jaion 178 Saum, Carta 261 Saunders. Craig 161 Saunders. Kendo 108. 200 Saunders, Lisa 261 Sauter, Joni 178 SavoneB, Phoebe 261 Saxton. Bill 218 Sayre. Rob 219 Schaab, Michele 170 Schaaz. Sam 182 Schadie, Amy 208 Schadle, Mary Ann 74, 111, 162 Schaefer, Audrey 178 Schaeffer. Susan 164 SchaBehn. Tim 206 Scharfenkamp, Mary 261 Schaufler, Edwina 203 Schebler, Tami 145 Scheden, Diana 162 Scheel, Mark 210 Scheibel, Pam 201 Schell, Valerie 178 Scherer. Carol 170 Scherrman, Beth 112 Schieffer, Stacey 190 Schiek, Mary Jo 124 Schiffig, Mike 146 Schlmmer, Carol 181 Schimmer, Paula 108. 182 ScNadetzky, Brian 224 ScNemmer, Susan 180 SchBtter, Mark 168 Schloman, Brenda 60, 108 Schmidt, Annette 187 Schmidt, Brenda 101, 105. 261 Schmidt. Chris 173 Schmidt. Janet! M. 261 Schmidt, Nancie 176 Schmidt. Ross 185. 190 Schmidt, Sara 210 Schmidt, WiBiam 222 Schmieder, Sandy 176 Schmitt. Barb 170 Schmitt. Cathy 97 Schmitt. Deb 87, 210 Schmitt. Gary 206 Schmitt. Jeff 225 Schmitt, Kathy 199 Schmitt. Kay 172 Schmitt. Mark 172 Schmitt. Mike 261 Schmitt, Phyllis 195 Schmitt, Ron 211 Schmitt, Sharon 123, 261 Schmitz. John 206 Schmitz, Juiianne 201 Schmitz, KeBy 209 Schneberger. Cora! 178 Schneberger. Jean 261 Schneberger. John 66. 225 Schneden. Robert 165. 261 Schneider. Jean 81 Schneiders. Debra 261 SchnJeders. Nancy 194 SchoeBer: Polly 172 Schoening, Clark 224 Schofield. Dan 111. 121. 261 Schdton, Arthur 190 Schonher, Debra 261 School of Business 22 Schoon, David 41. 222 Schoonhoven, SaBy 180 Schoonover, Lisa 98. 195 Schoonover, Shawn 222 Schrader, Darla 179 Schraeder, Greg 47. 49 Schrage, Jodi 176 Schramm. Patty 208 Schreck, Mark 123 Schreck, Robin 262 Schreier. Fran 201 Schroeder, Dave 172 Schroeder, Steve 206 Schruck. Amy 75 SchueBer, Tom 262 Schuessler, Carol 203 Schuh, Connie 124. 262 Schuldt, Dana 95. 203 Schuldt, Darcy 97. 108. 114. 179. 183 Schuler, Christine 262 Schuleten. Dick 208 Schuller. Julie 180 Schutt, Jonathan 171 Schulte. Jack 210 Schulte. Katie 197 Schultz, Amy 194 Schultz. Deanna 106. 121. 262 Schultz. Duane 209 Schultz, Janese 262 Schultz. Robin 202 Schultz. Susanne M. 262 Schultz, Tom 110 Schuman. Rhonda 212 Schuster, Amy 194 Schuster. Audrey 171 Schuster, Ted 95. 111. 163 Schwab, Anne 208 Schwab, Lisa 197 Schwake. Ja Nan 177 Schwanz. Timothy 216 Schwartz, Donald 218 Schwartz. Roxann 101, 161. 262 Schwarz. Dan 170 Schwarz. Traci 124 ScobBc. Michael 187 Scorpio 189 Scott, Daren 163 Scott. Deborah 100 Scott. Jennifer 161 Scott. Sharon 199, 202 Scott. Susan 177 Scourik, Jay 44 Scovel, L Michael 47 288 fJDEX Scully, Jeffrey 186, 262 Sea, Alice 94 Sea, DarokJ 94 Sea, MarcI 123, 163 Sears, James 210 Sears, Sarah 107, 262 Sebghati, Hamid 164 Sedgwick, Rick 224 See, Christine 262 Seehusen, Maren 196 Seidel. Penny 151 SekH. Deb 180 Seifert, Charieen 76. 177 Seifried. Rita 209 Seimet, Kim 171 Selander, Carl 225 Selby. Scott 223 Sell. Dave 34 Selvog. Theresa 182. 262 Seminole 164 Serck, Steven 217 Semett. Gus 216 Sesker, Christine 203 Settle. Carol 96 Severin. KeOy 172 Severin. Pamela 187 Shada. Rhonda 201 Shaeffer, Sheryl 182 Shafer. Scott 223 Shaffee, Roger 262 Shaffer, Randy 170 Shaner, Lori 161 Shang, Yuan Yuan 32 Shannon, Mark 206 Sharara. Mustapha 115 Sharp. David 208 Sharp. Mary 124, 262 Shaw, David 98. 111. 222 Shaw. Penny 112, 179 Shea, Susan 171 Shea, WitHam 162 Shearer, Laurie 191 Sheehan. Michael 92 Sheer, Suzie 135 SheldaN, James 190 Shelton, Sheri 182 Shepard. Kathleen 120, 212 Sheperd. Nola 83 Sheridan. Leslie 113. 204 Sheriff, Rick 226 Sherman 219 Sheronick, Negebe 203 Sheronick, Omar 224 Sherry, Karl 262 Sherwood, Harlan 173 Sheston. Andy 218 Sheston, Cynthia 181 Shike. Barb 262 Shipley. Susan 201 Shipman, Majorie 262 Short, Carolyn 102 Shoshonl 165 Shriver, Dianna 191 Shun. Debra 93. 262 Shull Hall 220 Shull Hall Escorts 90. 220 Shull Hall Senate 111 ShuH. Lezlie E. 164. 262 Sibert. Meg 165 Sick, Wade 35, 262 Sickles, Stephanee 123 Sickles. Steven 32. 33. 49 SiddaB. JuSe 211 Siebles, Lori 144 Siefken, Ginnie 41 Siegel. Deena 122 Siegeie, Teresa 201 Sieler, Deborah 189 Siepker, Daniel 164 Sieverding, Sandra 107. 262 Sievers, Douglas 169 Sievers, Joleen 107, 195 Sievers. Michael 262 Sigel, Deena 172 SigBn. Jamie 179 Sigmund. Sheryl 262 SBrtola, Mark 160 Sikora, Therese 163 Silken. KeBy 202 Simmers, Patti 200 Simmons, MameB 113. 207 Simmons. Steve 262 Simoens, Jim 94 Simoens. Sandy 94 Simon, Jeannine 294 Simons. Randy 223 Simoson. Michael 160 Simprini. Julie 191 Simpson. Richard 204, 209. 263 Sincher, Laura 201 Sindelar, Kevin 118. 263 Singer. Perry 172 Sinnott. Dan 224 Sivesind, Cindy 171 SkBem, Jon 222 Skilling. Michael 173 Skinner, Stacey 210 Skyblrd 180 Slach, Penny 169. 263 Sleeping Beauty 48 SHeka, DaneHle 206 SBnger, Rick 222 Sunken. Kack 208 Sloan. Beth 182 Sloan. Jeff 172 Sloan. MisheHe 196 Sloan. Robert 263 Sloan, Scott 225 Slover. Lorraine 263 Smalley: Todd 223 Smeby. Cynthia 263 SmeriBo. Carmein 169 Smldt: Kevin 173 Smith. Allen 223 Smith. Angela 169 Smith, Carolyn 263 Smith, Cathy 171 Smith. Dale 94 Smith, Daryl 34 Smith. Doug 210 Smith, Eileen 94 Smith. Gail 165 Smith, Gary 263 Smith. Joe 160 Smith. John 225 Smith, John W. 170 Smith. Kevin J. 263 Smith. Leroy 222 Smith, Lisa 171 Smith, Lori 263 Smith, Lyn 101. 105. 263 Smith, Mark 172 Smith. Melissa 187 Smith. Nathan 219 Smith, Pam 212 Smith, Rita 201 Smith, Sally D. 263 Smith, Scott 219. 263 Smith, Shari 182 Smith, Steven 106. 263 Smith. Tom 222 Smith, Tony 208 Smith, Traci 195 Smith. Van 222 Smothers, Barbara 208 Sneden, Jeanne 263 Sneed, Brenda 144 Snell. Cynthia 182 Snitker, Peggy 181 Snltker, Todd 222 Snodgrass, Daryl 218 Snyder. Bob 187 Snyder, Jean 206 Snyder, Mark 223 Snyder, Susan 200 SoboBk, Janice 163 Society of Manufacturing Engineers 104 Softball (W) 151 Sok Lee, Keun 115 Soiberg, Cynthia 181 Sommers. Kathy 124 Somsky. Carol 169 Somsky. Donna 169 Somsky. Elizabeth 180 Sones. Tami 172 Somtag. Patty 100. 101. 105. 263 Son tag, Jeff 164 Soppe. Julie 171 Sorensen. Dave 263 Sorensen. Jan 179 Sorenson, Deborah 263 Sorenson, Dawn 189 Soukup, Ellen 86. 208 Southard, Bridget! 172 Sovereign. Lori 263 Sovereign. Sue 194 Sovick. jm 170 Spahn, Jeff 189 Spence. Lori 96 Spence. Shawn 225 Spencer. Darren 263 Spencer, Robert 50 Spicher. Shelly 176 Spicher, Stevan 263 Spratt. Kevin 223 Spratte. David 29, 186. 263 Spratte. Kathy 103. 170. 263. 294. 296 Spratte. Sheryl 75. 100. 194 Sprecher. Kule 168 Sprunger, Jean 170 Squier, Mark 119. 173 St. John, George 164 St. Mary, Laura 263 Stabenow. Jeff 79 Stachovic. Steve 263 ND6X 269 Stader, Michael 188 StaebeB. Tom 211 Stahl, Laurie 105, 123, 263 Stahowick, John 225 Stoker, Robin 103, 107, 114, 178, 294 Stamp, David 121, 209 Stamper, Melody 196 Stanck, Dave 189 Stansbury, Dr. Robert D. 19 Staple ford, Kevin 67 Starcevich. Linda 180 Stark, Susan 196 Stastney, Kathy 124 Stastny, Kristine 124, 263 Stasukewfcz, Susan 178 Staub, Patty 201 Steamaier, Katie 181 Stecher, Barbara 264 Steele, Craig 162 Steele, Kim 206 Steen, Ha 264 Steere. Scott 173 Steffen, Cindy 196 Steffen, Jacqueline 178 Steffen, JuHe 195, 264 Steffen, Raynee 186 Steffes, Gary 264 Steffes, John 188 Steger, Phil 223 Stegmaier, Catherine 264 Steiert, Tim 225 Steimel, Kathleen 264 Steinbeck, Beth 264 Steinbruck, Steph 178 Steiner. Theresa 161. 264 Steinmeyer, Tracy 180 Stalling. Tina 177 Stelzer: Jim 216 Stennersen, Usa 169 Stensland, Robert 219 Stephens. Scott 208 Stephens, Susan 120, 186 Stephenson. Cathy 107. 264 Stephenson. Denise 264 Stephenson, Shelly 177 Sterk. Scott 206 Stemitzke. Jeanne 264 Steuhm, Ron 222 Stevens, Shari 113. 211 Stevenson. Cathy 195 Stevenson. Mark 216 Stewart. Bob 188 Stewart. Chris 103. 107. 177. 294, 296 Stewart, Diana 202 Stickley, Beth 264 Stickney. Mike 173 Stief. Heidi 93, 122 Stieif. JuHe 230 Sttt. Denise 212 Stm, Rebbeca 203 Stmer. Tina 195 StoeN, Mary Sue 187 Stock. Jody 203 Stockberger, Jodie 47 Stockdale. Jerry 43 Stocker, Sue 147 Stocks, Amy 194 StodgeI. Douglas 187 Stodt, Tracy 201 Stoffer, Dave 224 StoH, Brian 206 StoH. Chris 216 StoHey, Tom 223 Stotte, Debra 264 Stone 154, 168 Stone. Colleen 171, 264 Stoneman, Rick 216 Stonewall, Todd 173 Storck. Ray 140, 168 Stork, Jon 189 Story, Truia 184. 191 Stotts, Angie 191 Stover. Amy 179 Stover, Lori 124 Strabala. Kent 218 Strabafa, Randy 264 Strain. Amy 194 Strait, Nancy 161 Strang. Cindy 189 Strang, Mary 264 Stratton, Carmie 181 Strever, Harold 92 Streyffeler. Laurie 191 StribHng, Janet 180 StribHng. Judy 180 Stroebele, Jerald 169 Stroh. Kristi 164 Stroschein, Janice 195, 264 Stroud. Jilt 124 Strub. Lee 211 Strunk, Jan 112, 194 Strut, Nancy 207 Struthers. Paula 107. 112. 195 Struve. David 148. 164 Stubbe. JiU 264 Stuck. Michael 225 Studemann, Janet 190 Student Council tor Exceptional Children 100 Student Iowa State Education Assn. 101 Student Social Work 101 Studer, Max 190 Stuhr, Nancy 264 Stukey, JuHe 181 Stump. Mary Jane 264 Stump. Mindy 176 Sturges. Dianna 197. 264 St urges, Jane 177 Stych. Garf 118 Stych. Jerry 118 Suggitt, Renee 176 Summer Orientation Staff 121 Sund, David 218 Sundance 181 Sundberg, Anne 265 Sundberg. Peter 217 Sundhagul, Gwyn 186 Sundrup. Terri 202, 265 Surma, Penny 176 Susemihl, Lori 210 Suther, Laurie 265 Suther. Pat 66, 225 Sutherland. Annie 122. 202 Sutherland. Jeanne 149 Sutter, KeHy 191 Sutter. Kristopher 265 Svoboda, Mary 112. 195 Swak. Shinsook 162 S waive, Ronnie 209 Swanberg, Patty 122 Swanson. Dave 224 Swanson, Gary 150 Swanson, Kristin 123. 163 Swanson. Kurt 223. 265 Swanson, Lisa 123. 202 Swartzendruber, Deanne 177 Swartzendruber, Deb 108. 178 Swartzhoff, Mark 218 Sweamgin, Jim 222 Sweet, Harvey 43 Sweiger, Pat 222 Swimming (M) 138 Swimming (W) 139 Switzer. Kimberly 203 Swords. Dave 66, 225 Sylvester. Scott 219 Syverson, Brenda 101. 105. 265 Syverson. Donne tte 100, 101. 105. 265 T Tabor, Mark 125 Tackenberg, Andrea 171 Toe Kwon Do Club 119 Tail, Karen 209 Takes. Alan 206 Takes. Lisa 178 Tamcke. Cheryl 120. 187 Tanner, Steve 223 Tonsey, Lori 203 Tara 181 Tan: Carla 93. 265 Tate. Judy 107 Tatone. Tony 211 Tauke, Doris 102. 207 Taurus 187 Tavenov, Tom 225 Taylor. Beverly 43 Taylor, Kathi 100, 161, 265 Taylor. Kevin 265 Taylor. Lois 181, 265 Taylor, Mike 54 Taylor, Neal 169 Taylor, Teresa 108. 195 Taylor, Tom 216 Taylor. Val 113 Tedford, Doug 173 T egeler, Mary 181 Tegtmeyer, Dan 225 Teig. Nick 92 TeB. Pam 195. 265 Temple, Kathy 118 TengwaH. Laurie 265 Tenney. Lisa 172 290 HD6X Tenney. Mike 206 Tennis (M) 146 Tennis (W) 147 Terhufen. Lori 176 Temus. Troy 222 Terveer. Jeanette 188 Testroet. Denise 97. 65 Thacker. Roberta 100. 107. 176 Theatre UNI 46 Thede. Craig 218 Theien. Jeff 111. 223 ThUges. Audrey 144 Thill, Nancy 177 Thimm, Michelle 35 Thomas. Barbara 180 Thomas. Christina 197 Thomas, David 225 Thomas, Dawn 207 Thomas. Mary 201 Thompson. Alicia 165 Thompson, Carrie 171 Thompson. Cynthia 195 Thompson, Daniel 169 Thompson. Jackie 188 Thompson. James R. 47. 222 Thompson, Janet 210 Thompson, John 94 Thompson, Jon 219 Thompson. Karen 200 Thompson. Marcia 94 Thompson. Dr. Marion 26 Thompson. Pamela 265 Thompson. Scott 172. 219 Thompson, Tammy 181 Thompson. Teresa 106. 195, 265 Thompson, Theresa 265 Thompson. Dr. Thomas 30 Thompson, Tony 265 Thompson, Troy 161 Thompson. Yolanda 164 Thoms, Laurie 165 Thomsen. Carie 161 Thomsen, Jack 265 Thomson, Jan 144 Thornburg, Anthony 170 Thornton, Matt 170 Thorson. Lori 265 Thorson, Lynn 102, 176 ThraSkm. Laura 36. 202 Thrall. Dr. William 26 Thuesen. Brian 159 Thuhnger, Cathy 169 Thuringer, Mark 190 Tiarks, Lynette 265 Tiedt. Charia 100. 107. 195 Tieme. Jerzy 41 Tierney. Nancy 209 Tietge, LuAnn 265 Tietz. Kristi 107. 196 Tiffany 182 Tigges, Lynne 100. 179 Tighe. Constance 265 Tiller, Cheryl 191 Won. Cathy 177 Tilton, Robin 97, 265 Timmerman, Beth 208 Timmerman. Sharon 208 Tippett, Sandy 111, 165 Tisi. Jeff 224 Toole. Dan 112. 223 Toay. Doug 219 Tobin, Jeff 225 Todd. Brenda 207 Todd. Michelle 100, 266 Toenges. Lynn 97, 265 Tolbert. Ira 42. 43 ToHari. Dawn 178 Tomahawk 107 Tomlinson, Dan 206 Tonsfeldt. Leslie 176 Toole. Lee 218 Topping, Tom 266 Torvik, Martha 203 Touch of the Poet 47 Towers. Barb 207, 266 Townshend. Pete 63 Toye, Deanna 176. 266 Toye. Terri 81 Tozer, Charles Jr. 266 Track (M) 152 Track (W) 153 Tracy. Renee 212 Travis, Monica 172 Tree 182 Trenary. Lora 179 Trevethan, Neil 206 Trewin. Jin 265 Trey, John 216 Trickle. Darwin 161 Triplett, Jean 266 Triplett. Jeffrey 266 Tritz. Kathy 162 Troxel. Diana 179 Trumm, Sharon 210 Tu. Ha 28 Tuchek. Ann 41, 266 Tucker. Jane 107. 212 Tukippe, Kim 181 Turner. Drew 219 Tutt, Timothy 187 Twait, Jeff 125. 146. 164 Tychsen. Scott 225 Tyler. Steven 217 Ubben, Sandy 266 Udethofen. Pad 173 UN, Deborah 188 UHestad. JoAnn 190 Umeh. Lilian 161 Umsted, Kristie 266 Underriner. Mike 170 Underwood, Brian 161 UNI Lyric Theatre 46 UNI Parents’ Association 94 Union Policy Board 84 University Student Alumni 93 Upah, Laura 195 Urakawa, Kumiko 115 Urakawa, Nobuo 115 Ursini. Michael 223 Usher. Amy 181 Vaage. Jeff 146 Valde. Jeff 208 Valdez. Carlos 223 Valladolid. Michele 180 Vana, Mindy 179 Van Baale, Darwin 189 Van Feest. Carla 212 Vandekamp. Cindy 266 VanderUnden. Ann 176 Vanderschaaf. Loren 222 Vender Slds, Brian 188 Van Diest, Beth 266 Van Diest. Debbie 178 VangeHow. Deborah 200 Van Gord. Joe 206 Van Haven, Becky 41 Van Horn. Andi 121 Van Horn, Terri 189 Vanfandshoot. Cindy 266 Van Mil. Debbie 199 Van Norman, Karen 44 Vanous. Doug 125 Van Soeien, Marcia 186 Van Vu. Thh 224 Van Zante. BUI 188 Variand, Pada 266 Vamum, Kirsten 100, 101. 105. 266 Vaughn. James 132. 223 Vaughn, Joan 186 Vavroch. Colleen 178 Vetbraak. Ingrid 206 Verdon, Todd 219 Verma. Rajanikanta 41 VerSteeg, Kim 49, 207 VerWoert, Mark 223 Vest. Jeff 146. 222 Vickery, Becky 209 Vikdai. Gary 216 Vileta. Joe! 162 Vincent, Patty 182 Vining. Scott 161 Virgo 172 Voefker. Celia 212. 266 Voelz. Nancy 112. 192 Vogel, Debra 181 Vogl. Mark 266 Vogt. Barry 214. 216 Vohs, Karen 266 VokJseth. Dr. Edward 18. 20 Volf. Jdie 101. 105. 202. 266 Volleyball 136 Volz. Vince 266 VonAhsen. Patti 266 ND6X 291 VonBerg, Douglas 162 VonvBay. Thatsanaphet 163 VonRuden. Joan 203 Vorwald. Scott 216 Voss. Lorris 180 Voss, Valerie 197 Voy, Derek 49 Vuppofapati. Prasad 115 VyskocH. Linda 107. 113 Wade. BIH 222 Waddell. Brian 219 Waddingham, Shelley 267 Wadie. Dan 222 WacHe, EHen 169 Wadie. Lisa 181 Wadie. Lora 162 Wadie. Mhdy 123, 211 Waggoner, Janice 267 Wagner. Tracy 102. 182 Waite. JoAnn 267 Waknitz, Tamara 210 Walden, John 188 Walden. Sydney 187 Walden, Tim 46 Waldon, Bruce 224 Walker, Don 267 Walker, Greta 188 Walker. Ida 267 Walker, Mark 171 Walker, Mary 189 Walker, Rhea 194 Wan, Scott 173 Wallace, Laura 101. 123 Wallen, Tim 164 Waller. Jeanne 201 Waller. Dr. Robert 22 Walling. M 164 Wad jasper, Diane 206 Wans. Tina 107. 109. 267 Walsh, Claire 178 Walsh, Don 190 Walstead, Scott 211 Waistead. Lyne 164 Walter. Lori 176 Walter. Mark 113 Walters. Cathy 181 Walters. KeHy 179 Walters. Kevin 168 Walthart. Kim 207 Wanat. Donna 209 Wand. Tony 225 Wankum, Judy 162 Wankum. June 162 Ward. Douglas 186 Ward. Nat 119 Ward. Robert 34 Ware. Kimberly 202 Warford, Kristine 267 Warner. Dr. Elvon 22 Warner. Linda 97, 120, 186 Warner, Matt 173 Warren, Anne 207 Warren, Jamie 211 Worth. Todd 223 Wasson, Kay 162 Watanabe. Satoko 115, 159 Wayland'. Tim 219 Wayt, Amy 103. 107. 196. 295 Weathers. Norman 169 Weaver, Lori 196 Weaver. Stephen 170 Webb. Diane 80 Weber. Cathy 107. 203 Weber. Dan 168 Weber, Jay 224 Weber. Joan 212. 267 Weber, Steve 218 Weber. Suzie 267 Weeks. Jenifer 117. 196 Weeks. JuBe 117 Weeks. Kurtis 190 Weeks, Michelle 117. 197. 267 Wegner, Dean 168 Wegner. KeHy 267 Wehner. Carl 109 Wehner, Julie 182 Wehr, Laura 181 Weichs. Mary 180 Weigel. Janell 179 Weihs. Mary 120 Weinkauf, Jody 195 Weis. Marc 125 Weis. Rodney 169 Weishaar, Scott 172 Weiss. Mary Kay 210 Weissenfkjh. Robert 216 Welch. Mike 267 Welcher, Paula 171 Welfendorf, Ann 108, 197 WeUner, Terry 108. 163, 267 Wens. Kevin 160 Wells, Rhonda 201 Welsh, Ann 267 Welter, Steve 171 Wetton, Carrie 209 Wehj. Karen 182 Wenger, Chris 222 Wengers. Brad 189 Werner, Brenda 76. 113 Wertz. Steve 22 Wessels. Keme 267 West. Greg 223 Westcott, Lym 101. 267 Westendorf, Saah 267 Wester, June 267 WestfaH. Linda 267 Westhoff, Donna 267 Westhoff. Lynn 267 Westphalen, Brian 267 Wethfngton, Larry 218 Wetsch. Nancy 186. 267 Wettengel, Colleen 267 Wharton. Maria 178 Wheatley. Sheryl 200, 268 Wheeler. Brian 219 Wheeler. Gary 221. 225 Wheeler. Patti 212 Wheeler, Robin 268 Whipple. Arnold 268 Whisler, Jane 167. 172 Whitcomb, Jim 268 White. Debbie 200 White, Donald 268 White, Melissa 203 White. Mike 125 White. Todd 223 Whitehead, Judy 268 WhiteseS. Sean 223 Whitham. Linda 194 Whithe-s, Connie 180 Whitlock. Ross 208 Whitmer, Wendy 37 Whitnah. Donald 42 Whitney. JuHe 203 Whiton. Connie 101. 268 WhitseH. BUI 171 WHO 5. 63 Whoriow, Gary 268 Whyte, Tom 218 Wickham, Lyn 177 Wickham, SaHy 210 Wiebets. Jon 219 Wiebier, Steven 268 Wieland, Charles 216 Wiesardt. Dave 216 Wiese. Usa 200 Wies ey, Mona 92 Wiethorn, Brent 170 Wiggins. Dave 295 Wigton. Karla 100. 207. 268 Wiker. Mindy 172 Wibeck. Kristen 207. 268 Wilder. Betty 99 WHderman, Mark 160 WHey. Patrick 268 WHgenbush. Vickie 268 WiUand. Wendy 168 Willett. Douglas 206 WHHey. Carol 268 wmey: Jeffrey 218 WHHams. Angie 186 WHtlams. Eugene 160. 268 WHHams. Frank 146 WHHams. Janet 115. 176 WHHams. JuHe 187 WHHams. Mark 29 WHHams. Rick 211 Williamson. Rodney 128. 169 WHHs. David 110 WHfis, Randy 225 WHHs, Shelley 191 WiHms. Lori 268 Willoughby. Margaret 92 Wilton 189 Wilson. Brent 125. 211 Wilson. Bruce 104 Wilson. Carolina 202 Wilson. Greg 219 Wilson. Jennifer 202 WHson. Laura 200 WHson. Lisa 209 WHson, Philip 268 WHson, Renee 200 WHson. SheHee 207 WHson. Suzanne 172 292 HDEX Wilwerding, Laura 177 Witz, Fred 168 Wimmer, Terese 176 Wimmer, Todd 224 Winders, Martys 268 W'mdust. Ben 187 Wine and Dine 98 Whegard, Greg 225 Winer, Pamela 120, 201 Wing, Cindy 161 Winger, Brad 121 Winkler, Christine 268 Winslow, T.H. 221. 225 Winter, Donna 196 Winter, Francis 40 Winter, Jackie 195 Winter, Joann 202 Winter. Jolyn 191. 227 Winter. Michael 219 Wipf. Carol 32. 200 Wirth. Jane 195 Wise, Cory 113 Wismeier. Ted 119, 188 WissmiHer, Ann 171 Witt, Susan 176 Wittry. Karen 202 Wlttry. Linda 122 Witzenburg, Tonya 117, 212 WoN. Harold 43 Woh ert, Gene 172 Wofbers. Jude 107. 268 Wolf 155 Wolf. Crystal 76. 177 Wolf. Jude 203 Wolf. Rita 181 Wolfe. Jim 42 Wolfe. Larry 209 Wolff. Kelly 170 Wolfgram, Eugene 190 Woken, Mary 163 Wolter, Jon 186 Walter. Mark 218 Wofum. Rhonda 171 Wonderdch. Lynn 108 Wood, Jenny 200 Wood. Mark 172 WoodcH, Tony 268 Woodard, Pamela 202 Woodford. Jason 161 Woodruff. Derreck 210 Woods, Joan 209 Woods. Sheia 207 Woods. Traci 162 Wormley. Greg 170 Worth. Brian 208 Worth. Dennis 217 Wortman, Doug 172 Wrage. Sharia 268 Wrage, Stacey 172 Wrestling 142 Wright, Donna 179 Wright. Elizabeth 187 Wright, Frank 89 Wright. Joel 125 Wright. Kedy 268 Wright, Quintin 223 Wright. Sara 118, 186, 268 Wubbena. Dennis 96 Wuebker, Dean 269 Wutf, Amy 178 Wunsch, Jody 269 Wurster, Randy 171 Wyatt. Lori 178 Wygle. Cathy 177 Wym, Thomas 111, 222 Yager, Kathy 101 Yang, De 165 Yearous, Margo 190 Yetmar, Scott 189 Yoder. Norma 101, 105. 202, 269 Yossi. Darwin 218. 269 Youel. Craig 269 Youel, Josh 219 Young. Dawn 176 Young, Eden 269 Young, Kendra 178 Young. Kimberly 269 Young, Ronan 171 Young. Sandra 269 Young, Scott 144. 218 Young, Steven 47 Younger, Bret 121 Yung. Brian 189 Yung. Scott 226 Zach, Jude 180 Zak, Jackie 269 Zatog, J.C. 173 Zenov. Tracy 162 Zey. Jeanne 269 Zezutka. Renee 179 Zider. Robert 225 Zimmer, Becky 98. 170 Zimmerman. Alan 189 Zimmerman, Doug 187 Zimmerman, Todd 223 Zinnel. Marsha 269 Zipf. Leah 118. 176 Zobeck. John 219 Zowada, Laura 116. 176 Zrostdk. Lynne 191 Zucker. George 30. 43 Zwemke, Dean 219 293 Karen Mills. Coordinator Jeanrme Simon. Coordinator Kathy Spratte. Executive Editor Mike Link. Darkroom Technician Chris Stewart. Organizations Editor Doreen Meinders. Living Editor Robin Stoker. Sports Editor John Norman. Design Editor Karen Petersen. Design Editor 294 otd Gdd Staff Amy Wayt. Sales Manager Chris Norman. Photographer Laurie Cruikshank. Photographer Birdie Kramer. Photographer Janet Laughton, Photographer Jeanne Butters. Photographer Cindy Digmann. Photographer Carol Banning. Copy Writer Dave Wiggins. Asst. Darkroom Technician CM GokJ Staff 295 Doreen Meindert, Mice Link, and Kathy Spratte enjoy a staff pdza party at Godfathers. Corot Bennlng and Chris Stewart review the 1981 OLD GOLD. Credits Senior and Group Photography: Jolesch Photogra- phy Printer: Jos ten‘s American Yearbook Company Yearbook Representative: Loren Whitver Special Thanks ... to Tomahawk for their $200 contribution to put color in the 1983 OLD GOLD. ... to Sports Information and Public Information Ser- vices for sports photographs and other pictures. ... to sports representatives who helped with photo selections. ... to Dennis Bole for Theatre UNI photographs. ... to Robert Byrnes for Artist Series and Chamber Music Series photographs. ... to Dr. Thomas Hansmeier for his support and encouragement. ... to members of organizations at UNI for their support and assistance in compiling organizational information. ... to deans and department heads for their co- operation in obtaining pictures and information. ... to Denise Heisdorffer for index assistance. ... to Jeff Scully for writing copy for the academics section. Photo Credits Laurie Crulkshark: 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 35. 38. 39. 52. 54. 56. 58. 60. 64. 70. 71. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 79. 80. 83. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 100. 105. 106. 110. 114. 115. 116. 117. 119. 124. 126. 127. 130. 132. 133. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142, 143. 145. 152. 153. 154. 155. 192. 193. 212. 214. 215. 294. 295. 296 Chris Norman: 1. 3. 4.5. 7. 8. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 22. 23. 24. 26. 29. 30, 31. 33, 34. 37. 38, 41. 42. 43. 44. 52. 54. 55. 56. 60. 61. 63. 72. 74. 78. 82. 83. 84. 85. 90. 92. 99. 109. 115. 127. 166, 167. 198. 199. 226. 227. 295 Birdie Kramer: 6. 7. 10. 14. 31. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 64. 65. 68. 71. 72. 73. 84. 92. 102. 112. 113. 119. 158. 159. 165. 184. 185. 191. 220. 221. 269 Janet Laughton: 10. 22, 24, 27. 28, 29. 30. 34. 35. 36. 37. 39. 43. 52. 64. 65. 68. 69. 70. 74. 75. 81. 84, 94. 95. 98. 103. 107. 118. 122. 123. 154. 155. 174. 175. 198. 199 Jeanne Butlers: 3. 15.27. 41,54,55. 56.59. 62. 79. 113. 204. 205. 213. 269. 295 Cindy Dlgmann: 18. 24. 25. 26. 28. 29. 31. 32. 37. 39. 44. 74. 78. 79. 80. 81. 83. 98. 167. 228. 229. 230 Robin Stoker: 33. 40. 44. 77, 144. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 294. 295 Chris Stewart: 31. 97. 108. 294. 295 John Norman: 91 2% CHd Gold Staff Credits nwerSilY BOOK SUPPLY OPPOSITE UNI CAMPUS Wishing You In Your Future Jli 5 GAMES J £ T-Shirts 3 c. u CB “ Cl 15 u MAGAZINES Typewriter SUNGLASSES SOUVENIRS s -S TOYS and o u a. 5 w ANIMALS STUFFED O'. o c c Z T3 ■c h S o e r°, U o 0 V uu u c if —5 i O O sfs o a o D .c c u to much more BOOKS CANDY Professional Repair On All Makes 1009 W. 23rd St. 277-8377 Rear Lower Level - University Book 8 Supply Ads COLLEGE HILL BARBER SHOP By Appointment Ph 277-9972 The Malt Shoppe These Delicious Flavors: Strawberry Cheesecake Vanilla Butter Brickie Chocolate Peppermint Chocolate Chip Maple Nut Mint Chip Black Walnut Tin Roof Orange Sherbet Strawberry Chocolate MarshmaHow Cherry Nut Chocolate Almond Come and See Us! 2218 College 266- 6263 if JACKETS We have varsity jackets available in 12 colors! 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Her support and encouragement brought us back second semester with the desire to complete this book. You were right Karen, we did it! Thanks and best wishes to graduating seniors John Norman. Karen Petersen and Jeanne Butters. Good Luck! Welcome to the staff Jeannine! Now that you've had a taste of what putting a yearbook together really entails, you know what to expect for next year. Give it your best. Kathy Spratte, Executive Editor J00 Ads Edtor s Notes