University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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McLean Friendships Complement Stark Academia At ' Big U ' From Septemlier greetings to June goodb es, tlie women of McLean have fond memories of their second year at Lander. Studies were often set aside as the Sirls gathered for after-hours hen sessions in the newh-fmnislied lounge. Social chairman Jamie spent a few freezing minutes in frosh pond— her reward for anotluM ' successful exchange. And who could forget the visit to the zoo with the men of Nhi erick? When the going got roiigli, Jane and Patt were there to lend advice and moral support. They came to the rescue, too, when the whole floor was trapped in their Seventh Hea en 1) an out-of-order ele- vator. For McLean it was a vear of coop- erative living which complemented the stark academic education gained at the Big U. ti { Top Row: Susan Allen, Sr; Mary Ellen Asmundson, Soph; Patricia Baisch, Sr,- Cynthia Balfour, Fr; Linda Bickel, Soph; Anna Butrim, Fr; Susan Cogswell, Fr. Second Row: Mary Crisafulli, Sr; Barbara Critchlow, Soph; Jamie Dissault, Soph; Carolyn Dodd, Fr; Nancy Dreher, Fr; Jane Echols, Grad; Carolyn Finder, Soph. Bottom Row: Susan Galloway, Fr; Nancy Hanson, Fr; Paula Hayes, Fr; Dolores Hensel, Fr; Linda Hodges, Fr; Linda Hurley, Fr; Antoinette Kanzler, Fr. Once upon a time . . . §M 2,22 Top Row: Susan Kilde, Fr; Kathleen Kirwan, Fr; Nancy Kukkola, Fr; Sharon Larsen, Fr; Barbara Manz, Fr; Pamela Marx, Fr. Second Row: Haunani Minn, Soph; Margaret Murdoch, Soph; Gail Neilson, Fr; Laurie Pease, Fr; Diane Petersen, Fr; Susan Potter, Soph. Bottom Row: Ann Richards, Soph; Adrienne Smith, Fr; Joyce Stearns, Sr; Lynne Stepanek, Soph; Connie Veldink, Sr; Joy Wannamaker, Fr. 351

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Maverick Hosts Halloween Exchange To pro idc a cultural, social and academic extension to the class- room, is the purpose of Ma erick House. This vear Pamela headed the culture campaign while Bud took care of social affairs. The lit- erarv words of Dell and Hoyle led the academic field. Spontaneous events were often ini- tiated l) Rod, our double A, the trio of Frank, Rock and Norm w ith their guitars, Howie with perfect confusion in 352, Tom ' s roommate Luck - (and he has been .so far), and cries of How I)out a little knuckle ' : ringing througli tlie hall. Organized events were accented bv the traditional pondings, the Maverick e.xclianges and sponsored tea parties. fi P ,ff Top Row: Leeon Aller, Fi, Brian Bell, Soph; James Briggs, Fr. Second Row: Norman Corwin, Fr; Rich- ard Davis, Fr; Jerry Dyar, Fr. Bottom Row: Paul Ethington, Fr; Rodney Fleischman, Sr; Jim Frost, Fr. pj C . r Halloween was a fun time for the men of Maverick. £:% dik jF p 7 Top Row: Michael Galbraith, Fr; Greg- ory Geehan, Fr; Fred Gylland, Fr. Second Row: Dale Hjort, Fr; Melvin Kemper, Jr.; William Lane, Fr. Third Row: James Long, Fr; Robert Mc- CuMoch, Fr; William Monjay, Soph. Fourth Row: David Moussette, Jr; Terry Myers, Soph; Forrest Olson, Fr. Fifth Row: Michael O ' Neill, Fr; Charles Orrestad, Soph; ClifFord Porter, Jr. Sixth Row: Frank Robinson, Jr; Mark Sa- saki, Soph; William Snydsman, Soph. Seventh Row: Douglas Speer, Fr; Allen Sylvester, Sr; Darryl Wareham, Soph. Bottom Row: Carolus Warmenhoven, Soph; Thomas Williams, Soph; Rich- ard Winters, Sr. 350

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