University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1974 volume:

f bé 74 GEM 1973-1974 Gem of the mountains à Publication of the associated Students of the University of lòaho moscow, lòaho en نت سا رش‎ Carroll Councilman = SE EDITOR ۳ vtr e e 0,999 9 90,0 000-970 DOSA 0,0 BO MI IB 0 00 0078 46 6.9 076 070184 MA kle nie ee Idaho, l approach you a pilgrim, seeking what | do not know, wanting to find in your books and your people what it is that l am. yo pui O ve 0 LAW us رک اک‎ AM e PORTER NE A oet Among your trees, speaking and silent and aged but firm brick towers that talk of years and wisdom passing search the answers to myself. e - PAN al eg — =, . ge ` Oé aw. Za KEN Ze BER, yè ull اور‎ tw e f à ` dk, ` x ۰ C X |, 1 A .وق‎ E w 2 4 e: Yo ۱ | A à m Y `Ç - e ا‎ n La) A j (N 1 KEN search the answers to myself. ud رآ‎ 1 eg ۱۱۳ Ms, ۱ My spirit absorbs surroundings butter bright sun in blueberry sky and vistas of wheat hills wave upon wave Of honey. fresh green and dusky umber fields that frame the crests where knowledge dwells My eyes caress faces: Smiling sorrowing, and captive in thought. minds and muscles for work in the world. trying to mold $ 2 o E o o o 2 Kä o a V 5 بدا‎ ` L YON W d it t Ch D 13 28 36 n À au: lr 7g : d Ï VE oa. : a ۱ مکی‎ om) é ای‎ E MAI. mem x : =. JS e A LAS MN ا‎ o YO REN kiben. S 7 Da Seen, më idu oq MM z Sue Idaho, my search shall never cease. Your towers, trees, hills and hollows cannot teach me all that ! am. Yet will remember what you instruct, 15 Knowing that my p LA n personhood is more ۱ came to you, 17 18 ACTIVITIES 19 excitement, disappointment smiles, tears BULL sessions, self-reflection. . . . . -IS IT worth It? a person, a une, a Sign-up, à maze - REGISTRATION. 21 vandals STRUGGLE to Overcome Òlfficult Odds 23 24 Is IT Really For the Idaho Vandals, the 1973 football season was an agonizing repetition of the previous year when the talented but inconsistent Vandal squad also registered a disappointing 4-7 season record The team opened and closed the season with impressive wins but in between those games several losses were recorded against teams which completely overpowered the Vandals 25 lòaho Marchıng Band and Vanoalettes Provide Entertainment at Nome Games - 28 It Takes MORE than Just a Team... A Ch Sh HHH ۷۷ IDAHO Texas-El Paso IDAHO 2 Boise State IDAHO 0 lowa State IDAHO 2 Washington State DAHO JO Coloradk IDAHO i Texas Christian IDAHO IDAH( IDAHO IDAHI( Washinator IDAHO : Idaho State nostalgia 5 Ouring homecoming 1973 The theme Those Were the Days’ brought a nostalgic atmosphere to campus during Homecoming this year. Dressed in costumes of bygone days, women's living groups did skits and old-fashioned cheers at the Thursday pep rally. On Friday night Tina Marie Brown, a McCoy Hall freshman, gained the honor of Homecoming Queen Tina will represent the University of Idaho at the next Miss Idaho pageant Saturday morning the Homecoming parade began on time for once. despite the drizzle. That afternoon Vandal football fans watched a real thriller, as Idaho defeated Weber State 17-13 with a last-minute touchdown. Only moments before the visiting Wildcats captured the lead for the first time in the wild. close contest. Singer Gordon Lightfoot's performance before a capacity crowd in Memorial Gym completed Homecoming activities. Lightfoot, in his rustic, measured voice, sang to us his thoughts on what we 8ll have in common. Gordon Lightfoot, not your ordinary man.” 31 32 The reunion of former Vandal coach Ted Bank and 55 of his players and staff figured prominently in Homecoming activities. Bank and his men celebrated the gathering with a banquet, cocktail parties and other events planned by Student-Alumni Relations Board and the Alumni Office. Homecoming parade and halftime events included salutes to Bank, who holds the distinction of being the last coach to guide the football team to more than one winning season Band spells out B for Bank Vandal football players from the years 1935 to 1940 gather together with their coach. Coach Bank reminisces on the 1938 grid season of six wins, three losses and one when Tony Knap (425). now coaching Boise State's Broncos, made scores for tie the Vandals Returns for homecoming Ted Bank receives a gift plaque from John Taylor of Student-Alumni Relations 33 Win on lose - an athlete Remains Who he Is... Sometimes we don't give an athlete a chance to be human. We expect him to struggle and come out on top. We put him down when he doesn't. Sometimes we forget that perfection isn't a condition for humanism. 35 lòaho team Gains Oepth The extramural volleyball team closed out the season at a tourname nt at W. SU. winning one match Coached by Virginia Wolf, the team showed much as Season PROGRESSES WORLÒWIÒE SPORT Typical of the season, Idaho players exult while the opposition hangs its head and sinks from sight. John Etudukoh aims a kick SCORES ÒURING Supenion Season at lòaho IDAHO N 3 0 1 4 0 3 9 3 2 0 ۱ dd 0۸۸۸03030 ۱ ۷۷ Ill | ۳۳ lt 0 ATE WM Nick Rossides knocks the ball toward waiting teammate Arnfinn Rusten. 1973 IDAHO SOCCER SCORES OPPONENT Washington State U. of Montana Washington State Gonzaga U. Whitman College Whitman College Columbia Basin Com. Col. Gonzaga U. U. of Montana Columbia Basin Com. Col. TOTAL POINTS SCORED: 45 Opponents zë OO د د 0 © د‎ O ب‎ w Soccer, the world's most popular team sport, is catching on at the University of Idaho, due to the fact that Idaho's team has racked up 3 consecutive winning seasons as a member of the Northwest Soccer league. The 1973 season began badly, as the injury-decimated Idahoans fell to Montana and Whitman. Undaunted, the team put together a remarkable comeback that included a record-breaking 20-1 demolishing of Columbia Basin. The final record of 7 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie has apparently given Idaho the league championship. But to receive the trophy Idaho must wait until Montana can finish some postponed games in the spring. The soccer team is given little funding. since soccer is not a varsity sport, and the players come from many nations, some hostile to one another. Despite these drawbacks the players have displayed admirable spirit and unity this season. They deserve the pride and support of all Idaho students. 39 ye E:‏ ات ہہ کا کا ہت jenn ki AS‏ | Jerry Williams strives for more yardage against Treasure Valley. e UMTS. u But - ری‎ A = ERN. TENE E ای فا ہت‎ BREL. 72 D nécJ صن‎ Wee ات[‎ M m name ix à NENNEN 8 TSN A E a (i KEF” 28 mu € I GH Ap YON 8‏ اھ رٹ A‏ ہیں رش ہا 6 ۱5 VandalBaBes ۱ foes on their Way to an Undefeated Season Junior Varsity Coach Tom Manke and Vandal football fans had plenty to cheer about when the jayvee team traveled to Boise and Lewiston to defeat the junior varsities of Boise State, 14-7, and Washington State, 43-20. The Vandalbabes then returned home to smash the Chuckars of Treasure Valley Community College, 37-7 to finish the season undefeated. Dennis Ballock quarterbacked both the varsity and jayvee reserves. al Coffee house Brings Mellow Entertainment to lòaho Campus 43 Outóoon PROGRAM Gets Back to Nature The University of Idaho Outdoor Program sponsored a wide variety of activities designed to develop an interest and appreciation of the outdoor environment. Weekly indoor sessions included equipment seminars. movies and slide presentations, and trip planning meetings. On weekends and during vacation periods students were out hiking, climbing, kayaking, bicycling. rafting, ski touring, and backpacking field hockey Interest GROWS at lòaho 1 waa 9 ` te au JÉ. The women's extramural field hockey team completed another season on the short side of the scoreboard. The team took one game in tournament play in Portland, Oregon. and was narrowly defeated in four others. Enthusiasm for the sport is growing at Idaho, and Coach Jan Onuska looks for an improved, experienced team next year E77 AN بر‎ e e ` � HEN us | d wa mmy a Ser: FINAL STANDING BY GROUPS GREEKS m 6) ا‎ ca PGD BTP ATO DTD KS asw نے‎ . TMA 1 Women's Intramural footBall Waten polo: Wet fun anó Competition 48 STRAINING upwano, FINGERS Reach. . . and miss. . .But to STRIVE IS no ۵6۲62۲, only fun. 49 Dance Troupe 5 Students Together 52 53 The CRUCIBLE ke A leaf fell— wind swept it sor CN the gg r sun dried out its moisture someone SE on it snow came— and it's left unnoticed and then winter... 57 Mens ۷ ۰۱) Intramural Water Polo e wee D ` A 59 Vandaleers Christmas Concert A Z2). i5 =| AA A ED i-e X 1 ‘au 22 ; t'a ; ba ft ۱ ’ CA) ` a 61 62 Intramural Basketball N ۸ À j N 2 $ ` Ye VA نیک‎ , ES 0 KN MOT 155 - ` ALI 1 E ۴ 63 Intramural Swim Meet 2 soi e FEU L + e - ES P پد‎ + _ ےم — Outóoon RECREATION INSOOR Recreation 69 of 1 Students look on... AS SECOND SEMESTER STREAKS By. mud football - New Campus Sport? y mt té Dt eg on ML ہی پوت یم‎ 73 EE‏ ا 74 Programs Bring Up With people - Out to lòaho A یں‎ : Ze d 4� tèt ja t ` x ` 76 phi Òelts take honons in Intramural Ski Races 77 Vandal Basketball Sets the STAGE for a Mediocre Season U. of Idaho Steve Weist set the All Time Idaho scoring mark for a single game by putting 42 points on the board for the Vandals against Western Washington. Weist was also high scorer for the season with a total score of 398 points in 26 games for an average of 15.3 points per game. 79 Doane Nev-Reno Ariz. St Arizona Sea-Pac West. Wash. Utah Nor, Ariz. Weber Montana Montana St. Cal-Santa Barb. Gonzaga Pug. Snd Port. St. Port. Univ. Montana Mont. St. Boise Idaho St. Boise Idaho St. Nor. Ariz. Weber Wash. St. Gonzaga 81 àcaóemics G Ca E mè 2e c Las! Je � Pw Y fan ce Q H C w Q d w 4 CA c AA a Zeta k Dr. Ernest W. Hartung defines his job as partiy an interface between the State Board of Regents and a representative of the faculty. “To be the official representative of the university is always the main job of the president,” described Hartung. However, some university presidents also like to maintain a direct connection with the faculty. The dilemma lies in the completion of both of these jobs by one man. This two-fold problem faced Hartung when he became president in 1965. Which side of the dilemma to be most emphasized is entirely left to the discretion of the college president. Whether a president decides to travel to communicate with the Board of Regents and various national organizations or whether to maintain a direct communication with the faculty, the associated student services and the alumni association is of major importance to the universi ty. Mr. Outside, as Hartung calls the man who communicates with the Regents and outside organizations, must fully represent the university. Mr. Inside, concentrates on the faculty, academic, financial and student-orientated affairs, including those of the alumni. “This in itself, is also a full time job. commented Hartung. 1 solved this dilemma by deciding to assume the role of Mr. Outside. But, then a competant program must be organized by the president that assumes that particular role, explained Hartung. The program instituted by Hartung is a system similiar to that of many universities. Vice-Presidential offices then, have been formed at the U of | to make up for lack of direct control by the president. My office is divided into three main areas. The specialized vice-presidents work with Student and Administrative Services, Academics and Finance.” Dr. Sherman Carter heads the Financial area; Dr. Thomas Richardson heads the Student and Administrative Services and Dr. Robert Coonrod heads the Faculty and Academic area. Most larger universities have gone to this sort of system in recent years because of the convenience. A president might; however, decide to take the role of Mr. Inside and thus put himself in charge of say, Faculty Affairs. He then might appoint a vice-president to take the place of Mr. Outside.” | sometimes alternate with Dr. Coonrod and he then becomes the representative at the Regents' and other meetings. Dr. Hartung considers a main responsibility of the president to keep the University of Idaho a place where people can have the opportunity to go to school. If this means that he has to travel to arrange a funding projects through the Alumni Association, to talk to Regents and legislatures, or to attend vital meetings, then Hartung considers it worthwhile to leave the campus to do so. Although his job means alot of traveling, the President sees his work as facinating but also satisfying. No two days are alike in my job, Hartung summarized. 85 86 V.D. Richardson Qualified for Office Dr, Thomas Richardson is a man with many experiences in working with college youth. Besides completing several years of education, he has held such jobs as: an undergraduate head resident, residence assistant, and assistant head counselor. He has also been an assistant residence hall director, an admissions counselor, a resident hall director, and finally the associate Vice- President of Student Affairs. For a man in his early thirties, having accomplished all these connections with student affairs plus getting a PHD, his qualifications for a job such as Vice- President of Student and Administrative Services at the U of |, are experience. Obviously, since the role of a College President takes a lot of time, especially out of town, | must keep in operation all the various campus activities while Dr. Hartung is gone. However. that is not my main job. Actually, | take over the duties that were once assigned to the traditional Dean of Students. These would be Student Advisory Services, Financial Aids, Associated Student Body Activities. and the like. | also handle many of the Institutional Activities such as mailing procedures. Intercollegiate Athletics, and the Campus Security force. A student may go to the Student Counseling Center if he has a problem but he may also come directly to me with a problem if he so wishes, commented Richardson. ۸۵ student who has a problem with an instructor. a class or a cause to make him feel that the University has treated him unfairly may see me at anytime. C.Ò.C. ACTIVE with PROJECTS Fe FLA 2 | | Kanu the Community Òevelopment Center The Community Development Center, (CDC) is headed' by Ron Wells, and includes 30 students from interdisciplinary fields. Enrollment is only limited to those who apply for the class. The headquarters for CDC is located in the old Art and Architecture building. A student signs up for a directed study course and is put together with students to form projects. Community planning agencies of each city or county suggest an improvement plan to the Community Development Center Advisory Board. The Board which consists of faculty members from 12 disciplines, chooses the nine projects the class are to study. An example of a project, which is community-minded, is the work being done by students in the class on Rock Creek in Twin Falls, Idaho. Wells is the administrative officer and professor of the class. He feels that the program is getting off the ground, hopes more students will be interested in future programs. 87 The Parents' Weekend Honors Assembly (Mayfete) was held on April 20. Outstanding Senior Awards are presented along with various special awards. Among the more important awards are the Theophilus, Guy Wicks, and the Greek Man and Woman honors. The University of Idaho Greek Man and Woman Awards are give n annually to two students who exemplify the best in high ideals and leadership for the fraternities and sororities on campus. The Greek Man of the Year Award is chosen by Interfraternity Council and the Greek Woman of the Year is voted on by the eight sororities. “May fete Awards Roy Eiguren Donald and Cora Theophilus Outstanding Senior Award. This award, a silver bowl, is made possible from a fund established by the staff of the College of Agriculture. The Award goes each year to a graduating senior and is based on academic achievement and service to the University community. Patricia Merrill Robert K. Dobson The Guy Wicks Memorial gift was founded in 1968 by friends and family of this long time University faculty and staff member. The recipient is a second semester Senior man chosen by a campus wide committee and the gift is from the annual earnings of the money given. Richard Smith Richard K. Thurston Psychology St, Maries, Idaho Carl F. Buell Bacteriology St. Maries, Idaho Gordon R. Toevs Zoology Aberdeen, Idaho Edwin Litteneker Political Science Idaho Falls, Idaho Roxanne Schwartzenberger Food and Nutrition Idaho Falls, Idaho Christine Dammarell Home Economics—Education Lewiston, Idaho Barbara Baldus Journalism Wenatchee, Washington John R. Taylor Mathematics Des Moinas, lowa Clive J. Strong Forest Resources, Business Wendell, Idaho Presented at honons assembly Outstanóing SENIORS Allan H. Vance Civil Engineering Boise, Idaho Phyllis Lord Linville Home Economics—Extension Boise, Idaho Diane J. Plastino Sociology, Political Science Idaho Falls, idaho Mark S. Anderson Forest Resources— Management Fayetteville, Arkansas Richard G. Smith History, Accounting Boise, Idaho Melville W. Fisher Il Political Science Boise, Idaho Douglas Oppenheimer Journalism Boise, Idaho Roy Eiguren Political Science Boise, Idaho Hugh H. Cooke Business Management Nampa, Idaho Kelly D. Davis Architecture Moscow, Idaho Jane Monnette Business Accounting Kooskia, Idaho Gail Herbst Page Music Education Baker, Montana Mary Jane Sochinsky Journalism Santa, Idaho Mary Lynn Ramseyer Elementary Education Filer, Idaho Brad Claiborn Business Management Kimberly, Idaho Linda Martiny Architecture Seattle, Washington Carroll Councilman Anthropology Moscow, Idaho SUB Remodeling 7۲ Slated for 3 Completion this fall DEAN VETTRUS, SUB GENERAL MANAGER “New Warmer Atmosphere , OBJECT of RemooeLing, The Student Union Building will finally finish a remodeling job that has encompassed a period of two years. This remodeling has been in the working since last December (1973) when new doors and windows were added to the main entrance of the cafeteria, but two years of planning has been tedious.” said Dean Vettrus, General Manager of the SUB. It takes a lot of time to plan an area to be remodeled, to find sufficient funds to cover costs, to present the material for approval to SUB-Board and other deciding authorities, and to receive bids from the various companies. However, these processes have been completed, and the construction of a practically new cafeteria will be done hopefully before this book reaches your hands in the fall of 1974. According to a SUB-Board report of March, 1974, completed by Vettrus, the SUB Dipper will be carpeted and walls repaired. A completely new idea, a Country Store, with candies, cigarettes and magazines will be located down the hall from the cafeteria by the phones. The biggest change will be the cafeteria and snack bar instead of high school-type gymnasium floors, it will contain plush carpeting with a blend of blues and greens. The area near the windows on the east side will have a raised floor with carpeting in reds and browns Instead of booths, one will be able to slide partitioned platforms and backrests, created either to accommodate two or a group of five or six people. Wood paneling will give a rustic atmosphere to this area The snack bar will have new kitchen equipment and a four faced clock has been ordered so that one will be able to view it from all directions With all the effort given to the project from Vettrus and others, it is hoped that the SUB will now have à warmer atmosphere, more conducive to student tastes. In the future, it is again hoped that more U of | students will make use of their Student Union Building ACCOROING to Vettnus. 91 Winter's rush puts us down into a race for grades and more hours than we'd care to spend on books. 93 Early snows of college coat and turn our vision inward, herding thoughts and students forth. Sketching building white and black lends more color to holiday gifts blending in kaleidoscopes of memory, so exile ends in pilgrimage. 95 96 January blows our breath away like time makes fog of all our thoughts and all our treks through rain and snow and shifting winds become hard duty in the slush of winter. Yet company in a month of Mondays bring elusive smiles to mind in Friday bars with Old Goldies. The years project slow change upon the cyclic seasons and it begins to be a chore to separate one from all the rest. A crowded gym, lectures, then the wind, the wait for next weekend. 97 McClure, Natfield, Sidey and other well known politicians challenge student e minds during the 3-day Borah symposium 101 102 103 the fourth Annual people's Blue mountain Rock festival The University of Idaho Arboretum, was the scene of the Fourth Annual People's Blue Mountain Rock Festival, May 5. There were an estimated 10,000 people in attendance coming from all points in the Northwest and Canada. The temperature was a sultry eighty-five degrees with many participants dressed and or undressed for the festival. As you can see a good time was had by all. as the last real celebration of the Spring Semester. 105 Blue mountain; the Rites of SprING CeleBnateoó in lòaho ARBORETUM Campus Chest ACTIVITIES 108 Campus Chest Week is an annual campus wide activity sponsored by the various living groups. to raise funds for charity. Some of these activities include a Beer Drinking Contest, Talent Show, and Pie- eating Contest 109 Campus Chest... Chug the Suds I N | II nitt li | | | | | ۷ M Ill 0 | dl ۷)۷ | I | A dl ۱ IN IM ۱۱ 00 MAN Wu U of I Blood ÒRIVE Performing arts Center Opens With Òual Performances of two Classic American plays Edmund Chavez demonstrates unique contro! panels The New University of Idaho Performing Arts Center was dedicated by President Ernest W Hartung on April 20, 1974, The long awaited opening featured plays by two of Americas most gifted writers; James Thurber and John Steinbeck. The opening night performances April 17. were sold out to the major contributors and donors to the completion of the first phase of the performing arts Center 112 113 living Groups 114 Sponsor ed College Bowl Competition | Viennese Opera Company, Oelights U of 1 audiences with forever Yours Performances 117 Vanòal Baseball be 1 A EE‏ ات ی A: W. S. Va 2 | ‏ = 119 students 121 122 Senions anò GRaòs lead the CRowò (Row 1) Abdul Abughnia: Plant Science. Elaine Adolf: Soc.-Social Work. (Row 2) Azhar Alijaved: Business Ed.. Sharon Allison: Mathematics. (Row 3) Keith Amar: Agricultural Economics, Charlotte Anderson; Child Development. (Row 4) Chris Anderson: Elementary Education (Row 1) Robert Barry; Electrical Engineering. Linda Beatty: Office Administration, David Bennett: Bacteriology. (Row 2) Gordon Bennett: Agriculture Education, Kris Benscoter: History, Celia Black: Home Economics, (Row 3) Tecla Blood; Elementary Education, Karl Boldt Jr.; Recreation, Brian Brady; Accounting, (Row 4) Steven Breshears; Electrical Engineering. Joe Brogdon: Industrical Education, Marcia Brown; Elementary Education 123 124 (Row 1) Roger Brown: Geology. Diane Brumley: Physical Education, John Brumley: Physical Education, (Row 2) Carl Buell; Bacteriology. William Burns; Accounting, Kathleen Butler; Art, (Row 3) Mark Busch; Agriculture Economics, Ann Casey: Business. Ron Calhoun; Anthropology. (Row 4) Ronald Carr: Agriculture Science. Trish Chadez: Recreation, Alan Coffel: Law (Row 1) Nancy Colbum; Elementary Education, Ron Colstad; History, Dennis Conley; Chemical Engineering. Blaine Cook; Forestry, (Row 2) Beverly Cordes; Psychology. Carroll Councilman: Social Anthropology. Christine Culp: Psychology Special Education. Frank Cushing; Political Science. 125 126 (Row 1) Pam Cushing; English, David Crea; Chemical Engineering, Agnes Csizinsky; Home Economics, (Row 2) Jacqueline Daiker; Music Education, Jerry Daiker: Business Electrical Engineering. Jim Davis: Forestry, (Row 3) Marla DePell; Elementary Special Education, David Devcich; Speech, Gerald Duhamel; Business, (Row 4) Teresa Duhamel; Elementary Special Education, Judy Eason; Education. Robert Eason: Business. (Row 1) John Eckroat; Psychology. Nancy Emerson; Math, (Row 2) John Evans Jr.; Business, Karen Evans; Business, (Row 3) Mark Everest; Chemistry, Richard Farrington; Architecture, (Row 4) Timothy Felton; Electrical Engineering, Jim Fischer; Food Science. 127 SENIORS and GRaduate Students m focus (Row 1) Roger Fletcher: Engineering. Karen Ford: Recreation, Lynn Franklin; Engineering, (Row 2) Micheal Frazier; Art, Albert Fuller; Bacteriology. Gary Fuller: Business. (Row 3) Gerry Galinato: Agricultural Engineering. Doug Gates: Accounting. Christi Griff Bacteriology. (Row 4) Patricia Hadley: Elementary Education, Ted Hadley; Music Education, Larry Halvorson; Accounting. 128 (Row 1) Leslie Hansen; Art, Daniel Hardestry: Wildlife Management, Marty Harpster: Architecture, (Row 2) Daniel Hart: Geology, Maria Hartman; Special Education Physical Education, Hashim Hashim, Agriculture Engineering. (Row 3) Alan Heasley; Psychology. Tom Henderson: Accounting. Stephen Hendricks: Education 129 130 (Row 1) Joe Henscheid: Chemistry, Issac Henry: Agri-business, Diana Haalst; Business, (Row 2) Alan Hochhalter; Engineering, Bill Holden; Elementary Education. Darwin Horn; Anthropology. (Row 3) Mary Horn: Anthropology. Pete Howard: Political Science, Bill Hudson: Geology. (Row 4) Robert Hudson: Music Education, James Huggins; Chemistry, Rick Hulce; Forestry. (Row 1) Pete Hunt: Physical Education, Kenneth Hutchins: Geology, (Row 2) Barbara Hyatt: Secondary Education, Robert Imler; Music Education, (Row 3) Bill Jasper; Child Development Elementary Education, Keith Johnson; Mechanical Engineering. Mary Johnson; Spanish, (Row 4) Randall Johnston; Chemistry, Sherry Johnson; Education, Wendell Johnson; Landscape Architecture. 131 132 (Row 1) Dan Jones: Landscape Architecture. Mary Jordan; Psychology. (Row 2) Maureen Kean; English, Harry Kellas; Industrial Education, (Row 3) Judy Kennedy; Food and Nutrition, Richard Kennedy; Civil Engineering, Babar Khan; Electrical Engineering. (Row 4) Charles Kimber: Metallurgy. Evaristus King: Forestry, Tom Klein; Agriculture Education (Row 1) Barb Klahr: Home Economics. Sharon Klein; Math, Edward Knoblaugh: Political Science French, (Row 2) Roger Koopman: General Studies, Phil Lackaff; Education, Bruce LaGasa; Math, (Row 3) Richard Landrith; English, Mary Jo Langdon: Home Economics, Donald Larsen: Agri business. (Row 4) Margery Larsen: Dietetics, Richard Larson: Marketing. Debbie Leach; Psy- chology 133 (Row 1) Richard Leber: Accounting, Robert Lee: Education, (Row 2) Debbie Leone: Child Development Special Education, Barbara Lewis; Home Economics, (Row 3) Bryan Lindsay: Math, Lucinda Lomas; Chemical Engineering, John Lublinkhof: Entomology. Margo Mace; Soc. Social work, (Row 4) Dave Machacek; Agriculture Mechanization, Gary Machacek; Architecture, Peter MacLaren Jr.; Accounting. Jesse Mallard: Psychology. 134 (Row 1) Craig Marshall; Journalism Advertising, Pam Malone; Animal Industries, (Row 2) Linda Martiny: Interior Design. Michael Maston: Wildlife Management. (Row 3) John McCabe; Agricultural Business, Robert McCay; Accounting, (Row 4) Lloyd McClintick: Accounting, Glen McCullough; Fisheries Management. 135 136 (Row 1) Sue McLain, Physical Education Biology, Colin McLeod: Animal Science. (Row 2) Melanie Menkins; Biology. Julie Miller: Spanish, (Row 3) Barbara Millilk: Special Education, Mary Mullen: Education, Richard Morrow; History, (Row 4) Jim Morton; Business Management, Michelle Motta; Home Economics, Janis Mottern: History. 1 mw فو ا ار‎ dg KAN AN RES NT A کرو یا‎ A L pita He Í i ‘ IS AAA tl eel (Row 1) Greg Neely; Education. Jean Nelson: Physical Education. (Row 2) Steve Obendorf; History. Lee Ogren: Chemistry, (Row 3) Lance Oldham; Mechanical Engineering, Arthur Oliver; Electrical Engineering, Pamela Oliver; English, (Row 4) Susan Olsen; Music Education. Susan Orthel: Psychology. Beth Otto: Education 137 138 (Row 1) Keith Owings: Business, Gail Page: Music Math, John Pakish: Sociology. (Row 2) Carla Parks; English, Daniel Parks; Accounting, Patrick Pedrow; Electrical Engineering. (Row 3) Nicole Peters: Psychology. Bill Peterson; Agri-business, Dennis Pettygrove; Chemistry. (Row 1) Joan Pfaffengut: Sociology. Dennis Pierce: Finance. Diane Plastino: Political Science, (Row 2) Lex Prince: Accounting. Steve Rasor; Education, Joseph Rasmussen; Mining Engineering, (Row 3) Rosemary Reager; Home Economics, Ted Reese; Business, Sharene Rekow; Secondary Education, (Row 4) Cheryl Sandy: Elementary Education Special Education, Tom Schafer; Agriculture Economics, Dan Schram: Math SENIORS and GRaòs Continued on Page 194 139 Underclassmen In Locus (Row 1) Dave Abo, David Abbott, Jim Adams. (Row 2) Richard Adams, Mary Aguirre, Jan Ahrens. (Row 3) Darcy Aldrich. Chris Altmiller, George Ambrose. (Row 4) Jay An derson, Bev Anderson, Bod Anderson. (Row 5) Nancy Anderson, Patricia Anderson. Steven Anderson (Row 1) Vicki Anderson, Nichael Andrews, Derek Antonelli, Bashir Aoil, Becky Armstrong (Row 2) Julie Ashburn, Mary Aschenbrenner. Sally Ashwell. Kathy Ayres. (Row 3) Julie Babin, Jim Bafus. (Row 4) Susan Bagley. Gary Bailey 141 (Row 1) Chery! Bain, Janine Baker. Becky Balderston. Richard Barker Debbie Barrus. (Row 2) Daniel Bath. Mike Bayless. Claudia Beck, Cindy Becker, Darrel Beebe. (Row 3) Guy Belleman, Greg Benatson Peggy Bennett, Mike Bous, Pam Beyers 142 (Row 1) Glenda Bilderbach. Penny Bird. Tom Bishop. (Row 2) Becky Bjustrom, Nancy Bobbitt, James Bonnett (Row 3) Celeste Borresen, Steven Bowers, Rebecca Boyington. (Row 4) Michael Bozzini, Robert Bradley. Diane Brady. (Row 5) Pam Briggs, Ed Brincken, Barbara Brown 143 (Row 1) Kathy Brown. Richard Brown, Don Buehler, Joe Buoy. Linda Buoy. (Row 2) Warren Burda, Marilee Burns, Patti Burns, Lynn Burton, Kitty Butler. (Row 3) Bill Butts, Thomas Butz (Row 4) John Caldwell. Alan Cameron. (Row 5) Anita Comozzi 144 (Row 1) Vincent Cargile, Ken Carlsen, Dixie Carr, Greg Carpenter, Vicky Carter, (Row 2) Jeanette Casper. Michael Cass. Ross Cates. David Chamberlain. Richard Chapman. (Row 3) Mike Cherasia, Nancy Chu. (Row 4) Alan Clampitt, Erlene Clark 145 (Row 1) Mary Clark, Rick Clay, Barbara Cloninger. (Row 2) Keith Coffman, Janet Coleman, Glen Collett. (Row 3) Jim Collyer, Larry Combs. Ronald Combs. (Row 4) Susan Conner. Daryl Cornell, Cowin. (Row 5) Chuck Cox. Judy Crandall Teresa Crandall 146 (Row 1) Jacqueline Crawley. Linda Cross. Gregg Dahmen (Row 2) Maxine Davis. Rich Davis. Nancy Denman. (Row 3) Dennis Deputy, Nancy Dick, Jim Dickinson. (Row 4) Gret- chen Dietrich, Patricia Dillin. (Row 5) Cindy Dillion, Lora Dillon. Carl Dirks 147 (Row 1) Kris Dire, Jim Dodge. (Row 2) Julie Doser, C.M. Douglass. (Row 3) Garth Douglass, Charlene Eacker, Edie Easterbrook. Louise Edmo, Sue Edwards. (Row 4) Pam Eimers, Jody Eller. Larry Elliott. Linda Emerson. Gary Emsiek 148 (Row 1) Michele Endow, Brenda Evans, David Evans, Tianna Evans, Marvin Eveland. (Row 2) Barton Ewers. Bob Faber. Larry Fairfield, Sanda Farlinger, Barbara Fattu. (Row 3) Janet Faunce. Joseph Feehan. (Row 4) Mark Feldhusen. Joe Finley. 149 (Row 1) Lynn Fisher, Steven Fisher, Cody Fletcher. (Row 2) David Fortier, Bryan Fraser. Ruth Freund (Row 3) Ann F sch, Ron Fullmer, Doreen Funk. (Row 4) Barbara Gamble, Rodney Gimpel, Alan Graham, (Row 5) Kathy Graham. Mar garet Graham, Joanne Granlund IE A | cs ۳ ` MIN S j A ۱ ki 0 wii - NUR 0 q. Sw AAA : 150 (Row 1) Joanne Gross. Robert Groyer, Janet Guentz, (Row 2) Anthony Hale, Pat Hall, Molly Hall. (Row 3) Rodney Hand, Emily Hansen, Mark Hanson. (Row 4) Carolyn Harada, Karla Harman. Sherri Heath. (Row 5) Shirley Hedler. Suzanne Hed- rick, Elizabeth Heim 151 152 (Row 1) Craig Heitmann, Louise Henriksen. (Row 2) John Herbst, Jim Hermann. (Row 3) Jacque Herndon, Maryann Heyn. Teri Hill, Shauna Hillman, Don Hite. (Row 4) Lorilee Hoalst. Sue Haioos, Jane Holbrook. (Row 5) Carol Holman Cindy Hoovel, Barry Hopkins (Row 1) Judi Hronek, Ray Huggins. (Row 2) James Hurley, Jane Hymas. (Row 3) Janice Imaino. Bob Jasper. Al Jenkins, Connie Jessup. Ann Jewkell. (Row 4) Paulette Johann, Ann Johnson, Bob Johnson. (Row 5) Kathy Johnson, Robin John- son, Russell Johnson 153 (Row 1) Marcia Johnston. Teresa Johnston. Jan Johnstun (Row 2) Anne Jones, Rory Jones, Gary Judge (Row 3) Steve Junkersfeld, Cheryle Kanikkeberg. Mark Karl. (Row 4) James Kayler, David Keenan, Kyle Kimbel. (Row 5) Shoryl Kindred. Cindy Kinsey, Dean Kinzer 154 (Row 1) Carolyn Kiser, Mark Kliewer, John Klimek. (Row 2) Kathy Kochen, Gary Koepl, Cheryl Komosinski (Row 3) Pat Kora, Kenneth Korn, Laureen Kramer. (Row 4) Diane Lacy Karen Landers, Peter Lane. (Row 5) Kim Laragan. Kris Larsen Donald Larson (Row 1) Tom Laursen, Bennie Lawrence. (Row 2) Mike Lawrence, Lee Libera. (Row 3) Jennifer Link, Michael Lofstedt, Ed Lohmann, Larry Lommel, Beth Lundgren. (Row 4) Rich Luper, Jerry Lynch, Nancy Lynch, John Lynn, Terry Mace 156 157 (Row 1) Mark McFaddan, Michael McVee.. (Row 2) Diane Medick, Kristina Meer. (Row 3) Tanya Mehrens, Margaret Mercer, Susan Merrill, Chery! Meschico, James Meservy. (Row 4) Eileen Micke. Barb Miller, Charles Miller. Mark Miller, Noel Miller. (Row 5) Marjorie Mink, Sherri Mitchell. (Row 6) Sue Mitchell, Paul Mitro 158 (Row 1) Scott Mitson, George Moffett, Steve Moody. (Row 2) Dan Moore, Jeff Moore, Roni Moore, Winfred Moorer, Mohammad Morad. (Row 3) Melanie Mordhorst. Rich Morfitt, Paul Moroz. Charles Morrison, Robert Morrison. (Row 4) Barbara Moseley. Cyndi Moss 159 (Row 1) Margaret Muirbrook, Linda Murray. (Row 2) Patrick Murphy, Matt Myers. Wendy Myers, Justin Naderman, John Nakai. (Row 3) Tom Neiwirth. Judy Nelson, Janis Newman Doyle Niedens, Karen Nokes. (Row 4) Kevin North, Sherry Norton, Mark Nuttman 160 (Row 1) Carol Nuxoll, Deann Oakey. (Row 2) John Obendorf, Laurine Oberbillig. (Row 3) Wendy Ogata, Cindy Olin, Karen Olson. Keith Olson, Patrick O'Malley. (Row 4) Julie Onken, Lynden Osborn Gunnar Ova, Vickie Owings, David Pagano. (Row 5) Craig Palmer. Dauglas Parker. (Row 6) Bradford Parrish, Diane Paul 16 162 n NI be un were MN (Row 1) Ray Pellant. Richard Pentzer, Jim Petersen, Mary Peterson Mark Petzinger, (Row 2) Steven Pietz, Marla Pitkin. Geraldine Plumb Peggy Pond, Virginia Pond. (Row 3) Rebecca Poston, Richard Potter. Rebecca Priano. Russ Price. Dennis Pullen (Row 1) David Purtee, Dennis Puschmann, Margaret Quinn, Kristine Ratliff. Kathy Rea. (Row 2) Kathy Reagan, Mary Reed. Peggy Reid, Ronny Renfrow, Valerie Henfrow. (Row 3) Hettie Richardson, Mark Richey. Dan Riggers. (Row 4) Nancy Riordan, Kathy Robbins, Carolyn Rogers 163 164 (Row 1) Mel Rosner, Linda Roundtree, Vickie Rudolph, Mark Ruffimen, Rhonda Rutan. (Row 2) Bruce Sackron, Danny Sailer. Sharon Salladay. Janet Sanders. Lora Sandy. (Row 3) Surinder Sangha, Kim Saunders. (Row 4) John Schloss, Susan Schou. (Row 5) Eric Schulz, Teresa Schuman (Row 1) Julie Schweitzer, Cindy Sedlacek. Bonnie Seegmiller. (Row 2) Georgene Sehman. Jolene Sell, Sue Sellers (Row 3) Kathy Shannon, Catherine Shaw. Eldonna Shaw. (Row 4) John Sheasley, Mannan Sheikh, Sandra Shields. (Row 5) Susan Shrum, Mariann Silflow, Donald Sinclair 165 166 (Row 1) Michael Skelton, John Skibinski, Sharon Skroh. (Row 2) Gordon Slyter, Debbie Smith, Denise Smith. (Row 3) Nancy Smith, Julie Snider, Karla Spence. (Row 4) Joy Stansbery, Kim Stavros, Coleen Stenzel. (Row 5) Georgia Stevens, Gwen Stewart, Jeff Stoddard (Row 1) Mike Stone. Dave Stout. Sharon Studdert. (Row 2) Billy Sullateskee, Linda Summers, Barb Sutton (Row 3) Jeanne Sutton, Janelle Wing, Sherman Swanson. (Row 4) Kenneth Sylvester, Charlene Takehara. Scott Taylor. (Row 5) Luke Templin, Gayle Thomson, Carol Thompson 167 168 (Row 1) Julie Thompson, Norman Thompson, Katie Thornton, David Tippett, George Tipton (Row 2) Lisa Tracy. Pam Truden. Bill Twigg. Ann Uhlemeyer. Jane Uhlorn. (Row 3) Randy Unger, Juanita Urie. (Row 4) Steve Utley. John VanDercreek. (Row 5) Randy Vahsholtz, Vicki Vaughan (Row 1) William Vaughan, Darcee Veitch, Kim Veitch. (Row 2) Judy Vick. James Walker. Joan Walker. (Row 3) Thomas Wander. Kathleen Warner. (Row 4) David Warnick, Collett Warren, Nancy Warren. (Row 5) Jennifer Washburn, Doneta Watts. Charlotte Wedin a e L g PN FL‏ م 169 170 (Row 1) Walter Wells, Connie Westfall. (Row 2) Barry White. Debbie White. (Row 3) Jill White, Lois White. (Row 4) Tracy White, Bruce Whitely. (Row 5) Kathy Wicher. Caro! Wiley Ardith Wilmot. (Row 6) David Wilken, Anne Williamson. He! ame Wilson (Row 1) Paul Wilson, Thomas Wilson. Mike Wittman. Wayne Wohler, Chris Wolf. (Row 2) Sherri Wood, Dennis Woody, Doris Yasuda, Paulette Zatica, Rick Zenner. (Row 3) Chris Ziogele. Troy Ziegler. Julie Zimmerman 171 lòentity CRISIS? 519-60-0792 1-208-882-8918 5-30-52 5' 10 145 22 83843 310 10326419 701-7461 778826-1L 3029878 that's me! P.K. Ringgold v 7 RI? fü 4 Le: t - CEP ALS f Me zè AN of a ربا‎ e WU vu ہے‎ d d | Gr: des, d 7 Í te a ACTIVITIES new Performing ARTS CENTER Opens On lòaho Campus with two JaBBERWOCk A A; es Sie? E d =... | We | Popular Plays, Utilizing Unique Stage OesiGns X en SS‏ ت Of Mice Anò Men Students ENJOY sun Spring SKIING, 178 Women s Softsall 179 180 wei ۱ 4 c B A v a - x pe à o A ë 4 a vi , u ` ۹ kòd I ` i 4 ۱ | ! ۲ J - E = e ea u = ` ` A P ` 1 WS, . H - m A D d - ` i 4 e : ۱ € a m - Ya WE ET] HERP Pa “کسر‎ ۱ et =] y که‎ en —— ص‎ à - d Hi e à vi E ` Iri: — ۹ A THEM ien a 1323455464 11 ۹ Hi : 1 A FÉES 1 + د‎ meh جم‎ d LÈL II evit itil EL HFS = نے سو ہے۔‎ OC ui a eA Programs' Dave Devich gives final instructions before event. Ê A ف‎ YO 7 A | À ۱ e A - NA 7 + Da, = sf Ké - «t = 1 181 Parents and Students Got It Together with Ed McMahon, megan Mcdonough, Ballets, Plays an Award Cenemonies, Ouring Parents Weekend. 182 “And Their Off and Crawling!” the 17th Annual phi delta Theta Turtle ۷ Captivates anxious Students and Parents as Sam houston Takes the Lead and Wins. 185 Commencement 1974 188 ABOVE: Rick Brooks runs long race at Ogden. ABOVE RIGHT Doug Fisher sends discus flying. RIGHT: Bill Bramlette sails foot forward over the bar. OPPOSITE ABOVE: Jeff Day breaks the tape BELOW: The 1974 Idaho Track Team Vandal Cmóerman Run Rough Year Before the season even began the Idaho track team faced grim prospects as it lost the coach and several of the members who helped the Vandals to a 107 point third place ın the 1973 Big Sky meet, But the team. coached by Mike Keller. tried its best. taking first place in one meet and a close second in two others. In the 1974 Big Sky meet in Ogden the Idahoans took sixth place. Mark Crull won the shot put. 1974 TRACK MEET RESULTS Place Meet, Opponents 3rd Washington. Club NW, Montana 3rd WSU. Boise State 2nd Boise State, Spokane Falls, Bellevue C. C 1st EWSC, CWSC, Spokane Falls 3rd All-Idaho Collegiate Meet 2nd Montana, Montana State 6th Big Sky Championship Meet 189 GOI week: Jam packed with ۵ RACING, BEER ORINKING, FZ street dancing, keg ThROWING, tricycle NARRA RACING... ¬ 3K ۳ à e 1 A. —— and Gualt Nall GRaBBed the Glories Sy w œ = A es? sa vi 3 ` D ` 4 NS ` ` . Ç an ` ` , e LJ e 9 ۹9 ٦ ` 4 ٦ ` ' UT er ` 31 uk. + d ` 0 ۱ سی‎ Für d 1 af. ] „Ww P 2 � ` ` D 191 U of 1 Women s tennis team: Gooò Spring Showing 193 Continues from page 139 focus on Senions and GRAdUATE Students (Row 1) A. Mannan Sheikh; Geology. Kathy Shultz: Food and Nutrition, (Row 2) Terry Sigl: Geology. Albert Slater Jr.: Biology. (Row 3) Tim Smedley: Agriculture Economics, Floyd Smith; Wildlife and Fish Resources, (Row 4) Gregg Smith; History, Hollie Smith; Math (Row 1) J. Scott Spaeth: Pre- Medicine, Charles Spence: Business. Mary Sochinsky: Journalism, (Row 2) Larry Sorensen: Biological Chemistry, Barbara Stewart; Elementary Education, Clive Strong; Forestry Business Management, (Row 3) Steven Stuk: Agriculture Economics, Joseph SueWing: Electrical Engineering. Will Summers; Range Science, (Row 4) William Sweet; Chemical Engineering, John Taggart: Electrical Engineering. Steve Taxeraas; Recreational Manage- ment. 195 196 (Row 1) Vicki Thomas: Child Development Special Education, Mary Thompson: Special Education Elementary Education, Rajee Thyagarajan; Education. (Row 2) Susan Tiede; Journalism. Edward Tipler; Electrical Engineering, Jonalea Tonn: Forestry, (Row 3) Walter Trail: Animal Industries, Dennis Tressel; Forestry, Karen Tressel; Physical Education. (Row 4) Richard Turner; Electrical Engineering. Gary Tyler; Special Education, Mark Veitch; Recreation (Row 1) Robert Wagner: Landscape Architecture, John Werner: Chemical Engineering, (Row 2) Christine Watson; History, Mrs. Anna Weisel; French, (Row 3) Michael Whalen: History Psychology. Gwen Wheaton: Business Psychology. (Row 4) Jerry White: Architecture, Joel White; Education. 197 198 Senions anò Graduate Students Eno It With a SIGh of Relief! (Row 1) Jill Whitney: Finance. Perry Whittaker: Forestry, (Row 2) Bob Wittman: Bacteriology, Larry Wimer: Fish and Wildlife, (Row 3) Charles Winegardner; Wildlife, Marilyn Winegardner; Child Development Elementary Education, (Row 4) Tom Wolny: Accounting. Paula Woodard; Math, Steve Woodard: Agriculture Engineering, Lois Zook; Education Gymnasts Unwinò after Classes 200 focus on Second SEMESTER 4 Retakes anò ۱۱۳ New Students (Row 1) Vickey Alexander. Mike Ayersman. Ric Branch, (Row 2) Mike Campos, Verna Catherman, Walt Covington. (Row 3) Tris Donlevy, Debbi DuBois, Peggy Figgins. (Row 4) Diane Fingerson. Lynn Fisher, Cody Fletcher. (Row 1) Thomas Francis. Carol Graves, Susan Grover. Mike Hall. Robert Hayden. (Row 2) Jacque Herndon. Yvonne Ihli, Nancy Kondo. Pamela Landrith, Betty Langdon (Row 3) Margaret Sue Mann, Dick McCrillis, Margaret Mercer, Dale Miesen, Larry Miller 201 202 (Row 1) Melanie Mordhorst, Jill Pollock. (Row 2) Andrew Powers. Dana Rogers. (Row 3) Gina Rogers, Donna Schlader, Ron Schlader, Pat Simmons. George Townsend. (Row 4) Tony Venbrux, lieta Wallis, Tim Wilcomb, Charlotte Yake, Christa Zellerhoff. 204 Outdoor Recneation Sponsored Grande Ronde Raft Trip In Early APRIL GROUPS NV ver Krk man Z au سیرپ جح‎ ores peur (IN - 4} pò Li Borah hatl Dan Allred Richard Altishin Jerry Arima Richard Barker Jack Berger Richard Boerger Ron Bott Brian Brady Ed Bringenberg Rick Brooks Dan Brower Steve Brower Bob Brueggeman Darrell Burchfield Dave Chojnacky Bart Coletti Paul Cooley John Donnelly Tim Fox Gary Go Jim Goodman Dave Griffel Karl Hatton Ed Hirata Robert Imler Calvin Johnson Gary Judge Jim Kluth Allen Largent Jerry Longobardi Marvin Lowry Gene Luber John Lund Jack Lungen Bob McCay Walt McCormick Jeff Mead Frank Miller Pete Mourtsen Kim Nack Keith Olson Dennis 6 Glenn Pierce Joe Rasmussen Ramos Santiago Robert Robinson Dan Rude Richard Schellenger James Scott Don Siebe Dave Snyder Paul Spurgeon Robert Stannard Dan Thacker Gerald Thomas Dave Tong Les Trumbo Mauric Wallis Mike Williams James Winkler Mark Wilson Jim Cutsforth Wally Meyer Larry Miller AU T à John Witteman John Gipe Mike Ferguson Pau! Van Hees Keith Fowler Patrick McNabb Paul Mitro David Halloch Mike Freditte Ron Parry Bud Leber Randy Tyndall Tom Amas Lyle Powers Stan Ferlic Dave Yost Richard Miller Greg Campbell Mark Bonnar Terry Toennis. sec. Marshall Comstock Mark Livas Cliff Tacke Bob Durham. v.p Larry Crabtree Bill Hothup Dan Mooe Drew Eggers, sec Mike Moore Shane Sorey James Trowbridge George Gust, Ed Buellner Jeff Parnett Fred Hutchison Greg Casselberry Steve Ton Bill Hata Phil Murphy Jerry White, pres. Steve Kopczynski George Nix Scott Veitenheimer John McCabe David Kaspar Ken Kendrick Richard Leber, pres Mike Pate, v.p Campus CLUB Jim Bonnett, Scott Fischer, sec.; Dan Brown, Bill Rice, Ray Hershey, Dennis Puschmann, Monte John, Ron Geyer. Fred VanDyke, Tom Vistica, Kevin Ward, Le Morpinos, Roger Beck. John Wilson. Chas. Stasek. John Councilman, Stan Bleckwenn, John Paul Roy, John Le Vesque, John Lejardi, Russ Parker, Mark Beatty, v.p.; Dan Cummings. Scott Little. Allyn Larsen, Dwaine Stevens, Tom Quinn. Vinny Pereyra. Barry Lewis. pres. 209 ChRisman hall Ron Ambrose Carl Anderson Charlie Bachman Mark Becker Steve Benningfield Steve Breshears Tim Brophy Bob Coates Jack Connelly Blaine Cook, sec Bob Dal Corso Mark Eames Pat Erickson Rick Fields Mike Flahaven Ron Flathars Mark Gerber, treas Charlos Graham Chuck Hagerdon. pres Henry Harrison Eric Heublin Russ Honsowetz McNeil Hoyt Kirk Hutcheson Peter Ingraham Don James Frank Jesohke Don Kaiser Dale Kirkbride Mark Knecht Brad Lancaster Larry Linde! Jim Maag Ken Mah Tim Martinson Dennis Matsuda Jim Maurer Scott Mead Art Miller Jahn Mount Glen Mundt Stovo Nakamura. sec Robert Nertney Paul O'Brian Mike Odberg Mick Otto Chris Pierangelo Michael Rosick Ray Salinas Mark Sensibaugh Jerry Sinclair Wayne Steele Al Stork Mark Taylor Mike Tesıon George Townsend Howard Van Siyke Paul Wheeler George White Ron Williams Curtis Wolfgang Eric Wooster Larry Youngbarg Thomas Morris Jim Haynes Michael Jester Dan Whelen i Graham hall William Ament, James Bazil, Kenton Bird, Thomas Black, Roy Bordeaux, Daniel Browne, Richard Brown, James Burns, Raymond Buvel, Gary Byrd, Alan Carroll. David Clark, David Cooper. William Cordwell, Johnnie Crossler, Robert Docpel, David Donahue, Donald Donahue Pres.. Jeff Eaton, Oluo Famure Geoffery Flolo, Gerald Funke, Steven George. Micheal Gilmor, Craig Goody, Roy Gowey. John Grant, William Harland, Donald Harold, Mark Helund. Tim Hemmann, Van Hooker, Ronald Huggins, Howard Johnson, John Johnson, Joe Keely, Mark Kerr, Ronald Kubik, Scott Lepor, Richard Lewis, John Maish Douglas Meckly. Clare Moore, John Moore. Sam Nelson, Craig Palmer. William Payton, David Powell. Russell Read. Wendell Robinson. Robert Rogers. Robert Sanders. Karl Sette, Danny Shaw V.P., Michael Sholley. Gue Smith, Marc Sorenson. Douglas Stanfield Treas, Terry Vernon, Lee Watson, Donald Welch, William Whitaker, Steven White Sec., Jeff Wilson, Brett Winchester 211 212 McConnell hall Steve Anderson, Art Bettge, Kevin Bolender, Tim Bollin, Mark Bond. Dave Boone, Roger Booth, Ed Brinken, Max Buffi, Ken Buxton, Vince Cargile Treas, Rodney Carlson, Mike Cherasia, Dennis Conley, Rex Cosgrove, Tom Davison, Dave Devich, Karl Dinger, Dave Dlouahy, Carl Dirks, Tris Donlevy, Jack Douglas, Scott Dugan, Paul Dunster, Vice Pres.. Kim Eccles. Larry Egly. John Ekhoff. Scott Elıch. Todd English, Dave Entemann. William Ferranti, Bob Flay. Roger Fletcher. Bryon Fraser, Ben Garechana, Dave Glaubke, Ken Gray, Steve Gregor, Tom Hall, Taylor Hanis, Jack Hellbush, Daniel Hiatt, John Hinkenmeyer, Clarence Hough, Cameron Hughes. Larry Hudnall, Edward Kaiser, John Kokes, Ken Korn, VP. Robert Kuhn, Don Larson. Lee Libera, Chris Lind, Wilson McDaniel, Dave Martin, pres., Chareles Matthews, Dave Michaelson. Noe! Miller. William Miller. Paul Moroz, Patrick Murphy. John Naylor. Bart Nickerson. Rick Norland, Kevin North, treas., Wayne Okino. Lynden Osborne Marvin Palmer, Jeff Patlo vitch, Mark Petzinger. Bob Rehfield, William Roe, Kevin Rosnick, John Rupe. John Russell, sec.. Mike Ryan, Doug Schleusner, Ed Schumacher Glenn Shishido, Steve Silver, Pat Simmons, Holly Smith, Ray Smith, Mike Synder, Carlton Sobszak, Flloyd Sobsak, Larry Sorenson, Jerome Stark, Richard Stouffer, Tom Stevens. Howard Swain, Tom Sword, Luke Templin, sec., Bob Varone, Neil Viker. Stephen Vogel, Walter Wells, Paul Wilson, Mark Zenruffinan, Ralph Kliem, Jim Karn Mark Anderson Jeff Apel Mike Ayorsman, sec Ray Baldwin Larry Barber Greg Barnes John ۵ Bruce Buckingham Keith Burthoiomay Ken Buxton Joe Carlson Eddy Carpentor, treas Eddie Castaneda Tim Coles Warren Cutright, v.p Rodney Dale Feridoom Dehbod Dan Donahue Jay Derr Larry Eldridge Mark Ellsworth Matt Fields Bill Fletcher Naaman Foster Adrian Gaskins Jim Haas Tony Hale Mike Hall, pres. Lynn Hawker Randy Hawkins Rick Heckes Wendell Hercules Barry Hopkins Randall Hora Jerry Howell Greg Keyes Mark Kimball Tom Kinser Kevin Kitch Stephen Kreuzenstein Bruce LaGasa Dean Langley Bill Lewis Gary Loewenthal Jim Lubischer Mark Lum Jim Martin John Mendes Bill Moore Nathan Neisinger Alan Oyama Randy Peck Greg Pemberton Jim Petersen Ken Pon Lawrence Pon Bob Pyke Bob Reed Bob Ross Mike Sheilds Glen Schultz Rodney Tabler Steve Utley Peter Van Haverbeke Bill Vaughan Bob Walkowiak Pau! Warner Tracy White Chris Ziegele 214 Scott Apland Bill Bauer Jim Berquest Doug Bolender Kelley Bonney Jim Brill Mark Brinckerhoff Ron Coffee Ken Colburn John Connally Andrio Crow Robert Deandrea Pat Deegan, Sec Mike Di Bartolo, v.p Jeff Drenker David Edwards Tom Hamlett Dave Gallik Steve Folk Rob Freistadt Dave Geer Leonard George Ken Graff Richard Grant Chris Gordon Jim Harrington Craig Henry Jim Jacobs Mike Jepkes Doug Johnson Snow Nall Jim Johnson Mike Johnson Ross Johnson Dan Jordan Larry Kirkman Kevin McFall Dave Magarrell Richard Maters Gary Mong. treas Brett Neff Jim Nettles Bob Nobles Dave Nobles Joe Ochsenfeld Greg Painter Richard Potter Dennis Pullen Al Ramach Jerry Reininger Pres Gwan Rhee Ken Roberge Lee Robertson Rick Romanko Don Standley Shaun Stoddard Bill Stone Rich Straub Skip Taylor Mike Tracy Mitchel Webb John Williams Upham hall ۱23 + Aw. 1۶ , Ollis Hull Chris Albrecht Marty Trudeau Michael Smallwood Phillip Taylor Joe Huffman Paul DeVinoenzo Bill Hart Bob Wyllie Bob Suto Steve Bird Tom Lubeck Jeff Ashby Buddy Sioud George Bacon. sec Jame Cooke Ken Day Pete Whitby Chuck Morgan Larry Abbott Lynn Tominaga. treas. Ray Hawkins Steven Fisher Mark Krigbaum Randall Johnston Mark Lindgren. v.p Dan Riggers, sec Ken Wilson Jan Dellamano Steve Grieser Chris Kimball Jeff Kayler Dan McBurney Robbie Oxoby John Nedrow, pres. Cliff Fitzsimmons Douglas Miller Miko Burnet. v.p Gary DeMayer Eugene Stroebel Bill Davis Jamos Nyllie John Nixon Ron Geshue Stephen Provost Russell Johnson Monty House Dale Eld, pres 216 3 سے ee‏ Wi‏ É d — = + 11 8 LADA Y Jeff Apland Ed Arnhold Dave Ball Dennis Ballock Steve Benzin Calvin Blanknship Marshall Brantley David Bull Kirk Burbules Vince Collins Robert Dean Mike Duffy Chuck Filippini Mike Gross David Genevsky Kent Ganevsky Mike Hamilton Eugene Hansen, sec.-treas. Sid Hansen Dan Hardesty. v.p Bill Harp Steve McGoldrick Whitman hall Ray Mortensen Doug Myers, pres Justin Naderman Vern Newby Ron Painter Richard Proulx Kent Roth Bruce Sackron Dan Sailer John Sanman Mark Schiek Eric Schulz Paul Sommerfeld Brookes Spencer Storm Spoljaric Steve Tanner Tom Tanner Dave Thaigott John Thomas Kelvin Wolske Jim Yamamoto, v.p Leroy Zenner Jim Ziemann Walt Hart Keith Harrison John Herbst Rob Hawksworth Mark Hodges Randy Hora Vince Howard Larry Hultz Tom Johnson Rick Kalman Mark Kelley Dan Keiner Dirk Kempthorne. pres Ed Knoblaugh Francis Larson Tom Laursen Roger Leigh Ed Lomas Doug McDonald Mark McFaddan Terry McGhee Bob Maughan tuc AX وب‎ ko 3 x: 4, . ۳ x AA YAR Terry Ackerman. v.p. Steve Balberg Rob Balletto Jeff Beard, pres Rocky Bishop. treas Bill Bramlette Weldon Branch Joe Buoy Grant Burgoyne Paul Carlson Faustino Carrano Jim Chase Steve Cheney Ken Comstock Roger Coulombe, v.p. Howard Crosby Bruce Dargatz Richard Dee Bob Detlefsen Neal Foreman Clay Freeburg Chris Garlasco Don Guidox Mark Hanson Tim Hart Jim Hasenoehri Bill Herron Mike Hickinbotham, treas. Bob Houbregs George Inverso Dan Irons Joe Keely Jake Kulhanek Dale Lee Pat McBride Jim Mcintyre Ron Macy Doug Marshall Paul Merfield Mike Mickes Charles Miller Ed Mitchell Brent Monroe Kevin Monroe Rich Morales Mark Munkittrick Mark Novak Doyle Niedens, sec Willis Sweet Nall Tim ۷ Gerald Olson Doug Parker Brad Parrish Steve Paustian Gene Peterson Mike Riddleauser John Ring Charles Roady Earl Rossman Jack Rush Phillip Sandall John Selberg Bob Shively Duncan Showers Marty Siegwein Gus Sousoures Mike Stampfii Gordon Sweet Ron Takasugi Chris Vance Thain Watson Peter Wilson Carl Wurster Steve Yerkes 217 218 Campbell hall Danae Abbott Dristi Abraham Joan Abrams Jeanne Adams Jan Ahrens Vickey Alexander, treas Ellen Arment Theresa Benjamin Lynda Bloomsburg Marsha Bowmer Suzanne Boyar Byun Myoung Anita Camozzi Kathy Castle Verna Catherman Carla Comwell Marıan DeLuca Stella Downing Chris Echevarria Michelle Endow. sec Mary Fanning Beth Ferlic Mary Filkins Connie Gehring Connie Glauner Shirley Hamilton Mary Beth Heath Kim Hergert Sheri Herman, treas Teri Hill Shauna Hiliman Carla Hines Carol Holman Shirley Hornbeck Sharon Hunt Yvonne Ihli Susan Jorgenson Patty Keim Julia Kindall Connie Kopcyznski Susan Kuwana Lorrie Lammer Kris Larsen Cindy Leavitt Dianne Lewicki, v.p Loera Carmen Debbie Mallory Karen Mckee Sue Miller Trica Mooney Cindy Nau Corlo Niswander Martha Owens Jackie Parks Deana Pedersen Deon Pettygrove, pres Ava Price Frances Price Dee Remington Leah Schrempp Julie Schweitzer, sec Jeanine Seyler Kathy Shannon Debbie Shawver Marva Storer Kay Tacke Josie Thoison Ronnie Tomihama Pam Truden Diane Wah, v.p Debbie Welch Janice Willard Glenna Olsen Cherly May Linda Kelly Katie Thornton Chery! Niswander Sarah McDaniel Debbie Decker Bennie Lawrence Bev Andersen Michelle ۵ Patty Ashman Karen Ehrenreich Cindy Vaughn. sec Julie Zimmerman Kris Ratliff Donna Klamper Carolyn West Ann Uhlemeyer Janice Imaino Cindy Sedlacek Wendy Ogata Betty Arneson Chris Altmiller Darcy Aldrich Karen Landers, sec Jancie Newman Linda Roundtree, pres Marjorie Mink, v.p Becky Bjustrom, v.p Jessie Arnold Sheryl Kindred Julie Snider Carter hall 219 forney hall Terry Allen Debbie Barrus Vicki Bloomsburg. pres. Linda Brammer Patty Burns Kay Cambareri Jeanette Casper. treas Andrea Chestnut Rosemary Church Susan Cole Lynn Contor Loretta Cowger Judy Crandall Renee Des Jardins Mary Donovan Marcia Drown lla Fife Mary Fingerlos Jan ۲ Laura Flynn Caren Graham Margaret Graham Lynette Grannis Maureen Hartnett Lori Anderson Mary Baldrica Donna Basey, pres Penney Bird Bean Blade Linda Bonser Cathy Brown Diane Cochrane Kathy Depkovich Jane Eide Laura Faylor Lelar Fowler Deborah Graham Susan Hamilton Diana Heisey Cindy Hildebrand Terry Hoornbeek Roberta Lewis Linda Moore Wendy Myers Nancy Nyenhuis Jane Ogden Anne Durada Debra Putnam Valerie Renfrow Kim Reynolds Mary Rymes Coleen Stenzel Maria Telin Susan Tiede Patricia Tully Vicki Verick Karen Wilks Donelle Wilson Debra Baker 220 Forney Hall Continued: Sally Bartley, Pat Bevington, Susan Bistline, Belinda Bowler. Ramona Bright, Dathryn Brown, Linda Booy. Sharon Cody. Audrey Correa, Maxine Davis, Suzanne Doak Susan Fitzsimmons. Julie Fox. Wendy Friess. Isabel Garcia. Ruth Gibson. Katherine Graham. Janice Hargrave, Melanie Howell. Carol Johnson, Debbie Johnson, Peggy Kellog. Rebecca Lallman, Lanette London, Mancy Looney. Elizabeth, Holly McDonald. Mary Mamion, Stacey Mathews, Lori Michalik, Julie Monroe, Marilyn Morrow, Amy Nau, Leslie Nelson, Kim Norwood, Deborah Plesner, Paula Potter, Kathleen Purcell, Patricia Reggear, Merle Reid, Marion Reuther, Norma Jean Riffle, Michele Ruiz. Patty Savola, Laverne Shjeflo, Laure! Simos, Charlotte Souders, Rochelle Strahm, Janet Thomas. Jane Sioma. Bev Thompson. Debbie Thompson. Lisa Tiddens. Joan Tips, Helen Turner, Lila Wassmuth, Janet Wolf. Carol Wolff, Cheryl Ehrhard. Bonnie Sugmiller french house v kon ا‎ ۱ j ? ! at 4 m ⁄ A 79 40 À + Ae ND 8 CN e L ۰ 1 Carol Hill, Barbara Hyatt, Sherry Jacobsen, Nancy Jones, Debra Knotts, pres., Cheri Komosinski. Donna Kuther, Kathy Lawlor. Cindy Lee. Marcia Lehman, Peggy McCabe, Margaret Mann, Debbie Mason. Heidi Mattmiller. Seona Moody, Kathy Murata, Benita Murgoitio, Linda Murray, Marlene Nelson. treas. Marsha Niebauer, Becky Priamo. Jann Rayi, Robin Reinhart, v.p., Ann Ritter, Lisa Rupard, Leanne Salo, Dayna Saunders, Debra Scheloske, sec. June Schloss, Georgene Sehman, Sandy Shields, sec.. Denise Smith, Shari Smith, Helen Stage, Barbara Taylor. Harriette Tulloch, Juanita Urie, Darcee Veitch, Kathleen Warner, Connie Westfall, Jill White, Penny Wikoff, Marianne Winsky. Roxie Wood. Jill Wyatt. Peggy Yamamoto, Wendy Younas, Margo Zander 221 Kathy Amos Genevieve Andurs Ellen Arment Linda Benda Kris Benscoter Jackie Bentz Margaret Best Glenda Bilderback Celeste Bovey Mary Cavanaugh Jackie Clemson Diana Cordwell Carey Culver Cathy Cagliandra Nancy Dick Dotty Dawson Lora Dillon Dim Draper Charlene Eacker Ann Edmark Pam Eimers, Donna Engle, Sandy Engle. Mary Enser. LaJuan Fannon, Doreen Funk, Catherine Gilk, Carol Graves, Judy Guse, Janet Hall, Jean Hall, Rose Hamel, Karla Harman, Kinny Henton, Rita Herzel, Georgia Higheagle, Connie Hill, Cindy Hoovel, Andrea Hummel, Betty Iverson, Connie Jessup, Laureen Kramer, Patricia Kris, Nancy Ladiges. Sandra Langston. Kathy Lash, Candace Lefors. Bonnie Lindsay, Carla Lothspeich, Claudia Luca, Kathleen, Michelle Mclean. Val Mclam, Diane Medick. v.p.. Judy Merrifield. Susan Merril, treas, Cheryl Mescho, Prudence Meyers, Sherrie Mitchell, Judy Mohr, Kathleen Montgomery, Cynthia Palmer, Karen Potter, Marilyn Pratt. Gail Puhek, TanaJo Rauch, Sarah Sanborn, Kim Saunders, Barb Shaefer, Patty Scott, Sandy Seever, Jolene Sell, Linda Seybold, Terry Sigl, Mariann Silflow, Jenny Simpson, Patricia Stienbrucker. Kimberly Stellman. pres. Markee Stimmel. Charlene Takehara. Robynne Therrian, Julie Thomason, Julie Thompson, Sec.. Kim Toomer, lleta Wallis, Anna Whipple, Kathy Wight. Kathleen Williams houston hall Barbara Abrams. Jan Andrews. Terri Bainbridge, Lisa Baker, Linda Beatty, pres.. Susan Biery, Debbie Blair, Mary Brecha Sue Brown, Adrienne Brundage, Gail Carlton, Vicky Carter, Gale Chamberiand, Judy Clark, Tamara Clark, Nancy Clifton, Terry Coon, Mary Corbett, Linda Cross, Susan Day, Jan Deobald, Rosemary Donnelly, Debbie Eimers, Kristy Flitton, Diane Freeburg. Ernie Gieser, Carleen Hamann. Cathy Hamilton. Janice Hansen, Leslie Hays. Jant Helm, Charlotte Hill, v.p., Cheryl Hirsch, Monica Huestis, Virginia Hurst, Karen Jaquish, Becky Jasberg, Connie Johnson, Lorry Johnson treas., Kathy Kimmons, Kit Kincaid, Judy Kinsley, Kris Kotschevar, Lynn LaMarch, sec., Marilyn Lauby, Kathy McChezney, Barbara Madsen. Denise Mason, Cathy Miller. Nona Nagasaka. Kathy Nelson, Linda Payton. Rosy Reager. Virginia. Robin Raid, Mary Richman. Sue Ann Rossmann, Carol Rowan, Stephanie Schroeder, Fox Scrafford, Loretta Shanks, Nancy Smith Gwen Stewart, Chris Torgerson, Candy Travis, Connie Westfall, Lois Zook, Leslie Anderson, Valerie Powers, Gayla Chronic hayes hall 222 mccoy 1 Mary Benner Sue Bisthne Tina Brown Julie Doser Julie Duncan Diane DuPuis Kay Farnsworth Arlene Fattu. treas Barb Fattu Ann Frisch, sec Sheila Gehring Deborah Hoak Odessa Hamilton Vonne Harryman Jill Hays Sandy Higgins Debbie Holley Connie Humphrey Jeanine Johnson Ellen Kunz Debbie Leone Rachel Massee Karen McGillis, v.p Shelley Miles Barb Millick Kristy Nelson Rhonda Rutan, pres Lon Sauer Sue Sellers, pres Maride! Severson Sue Skain Sue Vincent, treas Myrna Lindsay. ra 223 Oleson halt Elaine Adolf Marilyn Adolf, pres. Pattie Anderson, Sec Becky Armstrong Jody Baxter Sherry Bijan Anne Blaine Pam Biggs Nancy Bobbitt, v.p. Kathy Brown Suzanne Brunner, pres Jennifer Carrico Pieternel Claassen Stephanie Carnagey Annelle Davis Cindy Dillion Pat Dillin Kristin Dire Joyce Doggett Pat Doggett Jana Durham Louise Edmo Nancy Emerson Joy Eskeldson Cindy Ewing Nancy Falk 224 Melinda Feely Chery! Gill Lynne Griffin Sue Gutenberger Susan Hadley Janet Hall Molly Hall Pat Hall Arlynn Hammond Erica Hanson Carolyn Haradu Susan Haselhorst Betsy Hawkins Mary Hawkins Terri Hepper Jane Holbrook Kathy Holcomb Heather Hoskins Sherry Johnson Edna Jones Roxanne Kuka Marge Larson Raima Larter Barb Lewis Stephanie Mattern Joann McCormick Gerene McCraken Katy McKinnis Eileen Micke Gina Morris Teresa Muckerheide Sherry Norton Donna Obendorf, sec Karen Olson. v.p Julie Onken Virginia Parrish Connie Perkins Debra Peters Lisa Peters Liz Ralowicz Muriel Reed Margaret Russell Patty Savola Willy Scheirding Stephanie Schroeder Teresa Schuman Sharon Skroh Beverly Smith Betsi Toothman Annette Turnbull Karyl Wiebe Pam Youngs Paulette Zatica Whitepine 1 Gray Loess hall Patricia Barten Cynthia Caldwell Michael Ciscell Paul Dally John Dominick. v.p Mark Forbord Ralph Fortunato, treas Lance Fry. pres. Pat Fuller Robert Gresham Ruth Griggs Cynthia Hinkel, sec John Holmes Patty Hull Janie Hymas Helen Kedish James Lawson LuAnn Lepere Susan Long Lee Magnuson Michelle McLean Mike Miller Carolyn Monroe Jay Radavich Tammi Rodig Keith Schreiber Winnie Schreiber Eldon Schultz David Teeter Sue Thomas Kent Waters Kim Weitfle Richard Wekeman Chris Webrr Paul Smith Peggy Barrett Art Blackwell Garth Blanchard Denise Brammer Bob DeAndrea Eric Eldenburg Ron Philman Pam Hatch Clarence Hough Pete Kalamarides Chris Kerby Sarah King Anne Kissinger Dave Long. v.p Fred Mark Darrell Michell Chris Mooney Debbie Nustad Lorrie Pullen Terri Raynor. sec.-treas. Randy Monteriand Joe Thornton. pres. Gayle Tkachyk Susie Valder Judy Vick Rick Woodman Cindy Andrusak Patty Asvestas Robbie Barr Eileen Bingham Renice Booth Pam Briggs Nancy Brink Rusanne Cannon Dixie Carr Stef Casey Mary Clark Anna Derig Gretchen Dietrich Karen Equals Judy Harper Jacque Herndon Maryann Heyn Jane Houghland Debbie Howard Colleen Jensen Lisa Johnston Cheryl Kanikkibeng Carla King Kathy Lavonture Connie LeClaire LuRae Levering Debbie Hager Jane Mannex Peggy Mead Cynthia Miller Marian Nefzger Nikki Newell Cindy Olin Margaret Quinn Kathy Reagan Jana Richardson Joyce Schmidt Karla Spence Georgia Stevens Tami Turner Kristine Vander Meer Shelley Ward Anna Whipple Jill Whitney Kathy Wicher alpha Chi Omega Alpha Gamma Öelta Brenda Bonnett Cindy Becker Sue Bullock Sheryl Brog Patti Burns Nancy Chase Barb Cloninger Barb Daniel Cynthia Day Dayle Durbon Edie Eastbrook Brenda Evans Sue Farnsworth Diane Finglerson Karen Flory Bev Rossuin Kathy Gittol Hellen Harper Sally Hartman Connie Hawks Louise Henriksen Mary Hickinan Sue Hopkins Nancy Houarth Marilyn Jacobson Jan Johnstun Nancy Jones Cindy Kinsey Pat Kora Sue Kramer Cathy Lynch Cindy Marquez Marie McConnell Linda Murray Sharon Murray Lori O'Keefe Nancy Parks Martha Pedersen Peggy Pennell Valerie Powell Hottie Richardson Carly Rogers RaNae Salyards Janet Sanders Kay Simkons Mary Sochinsky Joy Stansbery Vicki Thomas Carol Thompson Joan Walker Sue Tinsman Jennifer Washburn Shirley Wikins Wendy Woerman Mary Welland Linda Snider Karen Ford Nancy Laverty 227 228 Alpha phi Linda Johnson Diane Lacy Ten Tate Cody Fletcher Pam Suko Shorry Zysk Jackie Davis Peggy Figgins Andria Evans Nikki Carroll Colett Warren Jackie Crawley Jean Snyder Chris Wolf Donna Schlader Jeannene Myers Nancy Bonnet Nancy Gibler Jan Brooks Karen Irons Jill Polick Debbie DuBois Debbie Putnam Debbie Alsaker Candy Claiborn Deana Geurnsey Janet Warren Vali Primer Sue Cusick Borb Miller Kathy Robbins Terri Harris Barb Gamble Julie Edgar Ruth Freund Rene LaGrone Brenda Martin Linda Woodhead Tina Winkler Kathryn Hunter Louise Chadez Leslie Hayes Lori Austin Larrie Lammer Vonnie Ross Gail Severn Sherry Wood Kathy Rea Taki Woodworth Carolyn Burpee Becky Leslie Christie Zellerhoff Oelta Öelta delta lil ۳ | A T LEA 8 rt us EN | سم ! Mary Aschenbrenner, Kathy Ayres, Becky Balderston, Celia Black, Diane Brady, Rebecca Boyington, Barb Driscoll, Sherri Emerson, DeeAnn Fielding, Lynn Fusher, Tricia Freeman, Joanne Gross, Susan Grover, Marcia Hart, Becky Hawley, Sherri Heath, Suzanne Hedrick, Lori Hoalst, Diana Hoalst, Sue Hoioos, Teresa Houck, Ann Jewell, Tanya Karn, Linda Kenz. Carolyn Kiser. Susan Kuwana, Ann Johnson, Kine Laragan, Kathy Last, Liz Lejardi, Jennie Link, Janice Lloyd, Lucinda Lomas, Both Lundaren, Nancy Lynch, Debbie Mason, Marcia Matsuura. Illene McCall. Julene Moulton. Chris Murray, Marge Normington, Laurine Aberbillig. Connie Perkins, Mary Peterson Mary Reed, Jane Richardson, Nancy Riordan, Margaret Russell, Sharon Salladay, Sue Thomson, Jane Uhlorn, Doneta White, Christy Woolum, Christy Cushing. 229 230 Susan Conner Jody Ellen Sonya Hyde Renee Johnson Robin Keough Karen Lancaster Amy McCutcheon Margaret McGough Tanya Mehrens Cyndi Moss Karen Nichols Laurie Presnell Lora Sandy Gretchen Stauff Becky Webb Anne Williamson Jean Marshall Judy Kinsley Nancy Westermeyer Jane Clarke Sheri Bijan Sandy Butler Terry Hill Marilee Burns Pan Beyers Nancy Call Kathy Conner Carol Hazzard Jackie Hovey Marcia Johnston Karen Kemp Jill Morgan Kathy Reager Teresa Soulen Mary Stanley Lis Thompson Janine Townsend Cherly White Margo Wincell Julie Ashburn Nancy Denman Anne Jones Melanie Nordhorst Peggy Schubert Belinda Smiley Linda Vining Connie Wittman Nancy Vowels Chris Cogswell Delta Gamma Gamma phi Beta an Pam Alsaker, Mary Hiden, Iva Nicholsen, Rob Peters. Susie Walker. Tam Wilson, Gayle Carter, Debbie Davis, Cathy Feeney, Sandy Finnell, Kathy Huffman, Cec Hunt. Sandy Jenson, Kathy Johnson, Sue Maguire. Kelli McEntee, Pat Merrill, Peggy Jo Pond, Marguerite Quesnell, Lois Shelton, Donna Barber, Tracey Barker, Clenne Carter. Jerre Clayton. Deb Eckard. Janet Guentz. Connie Hasbrouck. Lynda Jensen, Jennie Moore. Peg McEntee. Cooc Slinger. Barb Smith. Shelley Stonebraker. JoAnne Thacker, Annie Williamson. Judi Dickerson, Lydia Aguirre. Diane Christenson, Becky Davis, Susan Day. Linda Hansen. Nina Heuston, Susie Hicks, Debbie Love, Carol McMillan, Patti McNally. Janie Mead, Dana Moats, Patti Park. Kari Peterson, Marla Pitkin. Virginia Pond. Susie Swanson, Chris Torgerson. Tricia Wurster, Francie Yzaguirre, Kathy Winens, Chow Wilson, Claudia Zimmer 231 232 9.0۴ BRS وج‎ b vb D'UO WON جج :وا اوج‎ b vi A Carolyn Alford Sally Ashwell Carla Backlund Susan Badham Janine Beitz Joyce Brede Carol Brown Kathleen Butler Julie Campbell Beverly Cordes Susan Edwards Linda Emerson Carol Engert Dianna Evans Nancy Falk Janet Faunce Ann Fredekind Julie Graham Joanne Granlund Rebecca Guthrie Emily Hansen Candy Harding Vannie Harryman Joan Harrison Ann Hoyiman Sandra Higgins Margaret Hise Judith Hronek Kappa Alpha theta Katie Johnson Rebecca Kelly Kyle Kimbel Sydney Lyon Kathryn Meshishnek Sandra Miller Kimberly Nelson Marjorie Odland Susan Papineau Rebocca Poston Cynthia Raymand Janet Reagan Pegay Reid Sharene Rebow Patricia Rosandick Pamela Rowell Jill Rutledge Susan Schou Janet Solberg Jeanne Sutton Lisa Tracy Christine Van Schuyler Susan Vassar Karen Ward Joan Weidner Vick: Wheeler Katherine Wolff Charlotte Yake Lois White kappa kappa Gamma Mary Ann Baranco, Gail Buth, Chris Caples. Diane Carnahan. Katrina Coiner. Nancy Collins, Marcia Evans, Karole Greenawalt, Rita Howell, Candy Proctor. Stacie Quinn, Julie Simis, Bonnie Torounson, Kris Wittman. Cathy Vergobbi, Chris Wyatt, Laurie Mathisen, Deb Owen. Deborah Raymer. Mary Ellen Johnson. Sarah Swinehart. Nancy Pennell, Mary Small, Holly Franklin, Becky Armstrong, Margaret Johnson, Katherine Kampa, Janet Olin, Theresa Poston, Nancy Ramer, Melissa Thorpe. Ellen Wetherell Anne Woerner. Carol Zlatnik. Kris Annis. Deb Carnahan, Phyllis Champlin, Patty DeGlee, Carolee Kuka, Mary Ann Lothrop, Gwen Maisch, Susan Montgomery, Debbie Poston, Jan Jasper, Karolyn Lawrence, Beth Ambrose, Annie Chapman. Julie Duncan, MarJean Brown, Kathy Butler. Debbie Clements, Lynne Collins, Vickie Cutler, Sue Felgenhauer, Catherine Goff, Teresa Goicoechea, Gretchen Gottschalk, Marj Henderson, Cinthia Hughes. Paula Hurless. Patty Jones, Jan Lawrence, Vanessa Martin Janice Oldlenburg. Jan Furey, Vicki Ridgeway, Jane Woerner, Lynn Ramseyer, Mitzie Sweet, Roxanne Kuka |) mmm enn, | 0 E L] 233 234 Sandra Lathen Ardith Wilmot Mona-Joyce Tillson Janine Barker Janice King Verna Mouritsen Lynda Vassar Janet Holderness Judy Warner Yvonne Hughes June White Peggy Mercer Barbie Brown Debbie Jorgenson Kim Toomer Kathy Wight Deann Oakey Karen Nokes JoAnn Weston LamBda Òelta Sigma pi Beta phi Marcia Brown, Bonnie Burns, Chris Dammarell, Cathy Sesilet, Christi Griff. Ruth Grosch, Suzy Hanzel. Barb Klahr, Jean Nelson, Jeanne Wilson. Gail Young. Kay Christensen, Cathy Curtis. Denise Evens, Chris Gagon, Debbie Good, Judi Hansen, Jan Hoffbuhr, Sally Jensen. Molly Jones. Lillian Kuga. Nita Leonard, Debbie Shaffer, Sue Jackson, Lana Poehler, Vicki Anderson, Sanda Farlinger, Holly Frier, Jane Gibson. Kay Kiser, Kathy Lindstrom, Linda Lynch, Debby VanWagoner, Ann Breening. Armen Chinchimian, Barbara Good. Susan McGee, Cheryl Morgan, Debbie Phillips. Jan Ross, Shannon Ulrich, Julie Babin, Chris Bjorvik. Celeste Borreson, Teresa Burkholder, Janet Coleman. Terry Jaynes, Julie Jensen. Kathy Kochan, Ann Nagel. Pam Pendergast. Barbara Schnurr. Debbie Schutte, Kim Stavros. Paula Suingen, Carol Zimet, Nona Nagasaka. Patty Good. Barbara Abrams. Rachel Massee 235 Alpha Kappa ۵۸ = John Hultman, Mike Mundy, Chris McKelvey. Dave Kennedy. Fred Culber, Tom Stice, Mike Bowe, Rick Ketring. Laird Stone. Ron Renfrow. Mark Sheppard. Barry White. Scott Cochrane, Dale Jones, Terry Walker. Bob Kennymore 236 doua Lau Omega 0330 == ` RE 1 ANE HET. | bank 81٤2 تا Greg Evans. Ray Adams, Daryi Jones. Joel Reed. Monte Stan Covey, Dave Stephens. Larry Wickham, John Evans, Tom Beil, Chris Reidle, Glen Asvestas, Jim Clanton. Ed Thomas. Craig Dexter, Greg Jones, Tom Dial, Tim Harmon, Bill Hudson, Richard Humphrey, Phil Knott. Reid Brown, Bob Rossi, Steve Hill, Jim Elston, Jerry Mansell, Forrest Ames, Kip Wisison, Don Rae, Rick Stone, Gary Saiki, Terry Houck, Tim Ryan, Karl Peters, Joe Feehan. Mike Woodruff. Ron Long. Mike Rowe, Chad Armour, Dave Patzer, Joe Eacker, Steve Posnick, Craig Burkhart. Bruce Woodruff. Dave Macri. Ron Larson Stephens, Dwight Greenfild. Don Pletcher, Jerry McCabe. Steve Grebil. Randy McKahan, Russ Karn, Jon Fox Jim Valentino, Rick Smiley, Steve Jaynes, Bob Wombacher, Dan Woodworth, Fred Ostermeyer, Miller, Bill Everson, Steve Chatfield, Lex Prince, Tom Wilkinson. Dan 237 238 Beta theta pi Dwight Comstock, Sandy McLeod. Jeff Jensen, Scott Spaeth. Steve Elle. John Thorpe. Arnfin Rusten. Carl Rana. Steve Furey. Jim Hemmingway. Mike Loenshal. Mark Lotspeich, Rick Morris, Tom Allen, Dave Comstock, Tim Terry, Steve Severn, Adolf Cordova, Rob Sorensen, Bill Kirtland, Kurt Jensen, J.C. Chadband, Steve Weist. Russ McKinley, Dave Green, John Hess, Wil Overgaard, Scot Anderson, Bennett Eklammer, Steve Williams, Jim Lodge. John Kirtland, Lance Hartley, Mark Fugate, Cory Chadband. John Elle, Dan Weeks. Van Briggs. Monty Nash. Steve Walling. Mark Vogt. Bob Sterling. Stoney Stoltz. Sherm Furey. Greg Smith. Dan Warner Chris Wolf. Enc Koelsch. James Borup. Jesse Mallard, Richard Johnson. Pete Howard. Steve Westfall. John Price. Kevin Koelsch. Peter Lungren. Kyle Kennison, Ted Bergason, Doug Wolf, Robert Lyman, Joseph Lewicki. Nick Nead, Thomas Doud, David Entzminger, Alan Bermensole, Jesse Hall, Thomas Cornforth, Robert Martin, Kelly Kurdy, Lloyd Mues, Charles Chadez, Michael Maston, Dave Rudeen, George Keen, Fred Ruhoff. James White, David Hoffman, Phillip Born. Bruce Moorer, Fred Schorzman, Mark Muer Dan Surmeier, Bill Kassetta 239 240 Òelta Sigma Phi Jerry Grant. Dan Hammes Jerry Henderson, Ron Hampel, Carl Buell, Randy Goodell, Camron Hughs, Tim Wassmuth, Scott McKahan, Doug Madsen. Steve Freeby. Kerry Jeaudoin, Tim Sternberg. Jerry Johnson. Ken Theil, Dave Keenan, Dennis Garner, Steve Albison, Mark Toone. Steve Richert, Jim Parsons, Harold Cox, Ed Olin, Kent Gillespie, Rick Clay, Justin Taylor, Ritchey Toevs, Terry Olin, Phil Hiebert, Randy Quinn, Jim Babcock, Russ Turner, Jim Thielgos, Ken Schron, Dave Turner, Ray Jones, Steve Clausen, Rick and Bill Thurstons, Pat Sullivan. Delta Tau delta Randy Walgamott, Alan Clampitt, Mark Feldhusen. Ron Fullmer, Larry Vanderberg. Gary Emsiek. Jeff Chivers, Kevin McAfee, Donny Coberly, Martin Driske ll, Stive Winzeler. John Sheasley, Terry Calnon. Randy Sheriff, Tom Lyons, Tim Knowles, Jim Tate, Rory Jones, George Hicks, Charley Jones, Tom Neiwirth, Rick Nelson, Sarry Miller, Tome McGowan, David Wilken, Scott Mann, Kevin Irons, Tim Fritziey, Bob Johnson, Jim Westberg. Bob Mendiola Lynn Johnson, Mike Stone. John Boyd, Gary Tanikuri, Craig Crnick, Jim Adams, Doug Gates. Bruce Turner. Paul Farkas. Ron Moser. Rick Mohr, Cliff Ogborn. Bruce Yenni Larry Hughes. Wick Williams. Mike Van Liew, Kiel, Sven Kiilsgaard, Dan Johnson, Mike Last, Dave Kirk, Pat Howard, Tom, Rod Leonard, Larry Kidd, Chuck Daw, Jeff Day, Vo Hung A سے‎ Kn n سے ے‎ mn nn سے کے‎ a cu — ET‏ سے سے پیر ے SH CO‏ میا mm 4 a SAD fe‏ سے ےہ سے ہے ہم LI d mm, o D‏ رر ہر رہپ رر ےڈ he |‏ ایور سے LE LES‏ اکھد سے PO‏ La PS کو کر سس‎ LT eg بھ لھا نت‎ Sc tl LAA P yop GU Lam Lë MO ES Rn Ano E AM AI 1 ۱ PET land 23 5 al du LIT ` 7 EL TTT oy m Paa farmhouse See Pen‏ ےہ ہر George Ambrose Hasso Krampen Greg Anderson Keith LeTourneau Dave Ascuena Ted Lund Dan Aspiri Kent Lyons Henry Bharwani Mark Miller Dave Biack Matt Myers Mike Campos Richard Parrish Dave Crea Ron Richards Mike Cres Bob Ross Steve Crea Stan Ravig Chuck Cox Mike Rush David Daniel Dan Sample Dennis Dixon Tim Smediey Mike Donaldson Kim Smith Jim Dugger Mike Spengler Harold Durk Eric Steigers Bill Eisinger Richard Stroh Joe Finley Dennis Tilley Dave Fischer Roger Vawter Mark Fosberg Steve Wagner Tim Funk Larry Walters Lee Griffith Jim Wilhite Tom Henderson Lavar Wilmot John Hoge Bob Wittman Bob Itami Kike Wittman Al Jenkins Wayne Wohler Dave Jenkins Steve Berglund Mike Kendall Dan Sample Jose Luis Aldecoa, Scott Allen, Bob Barnes. Tom Beckwith, Keith Bennett, Bob Brier, Warren Burda, Rod Butler, Mark Calnon, Dave Clovis, Mike Collyer, Hugh Cooke, Gregg Dahmen, Jeff Fee, Ray Flarhety, Tom Francis, Dave Frazier, Eric Granlund, Tony Hayes, Bruce Hayman, Henry Hepburn, Asmunder Jonssen. Jerry Kuhn. Bob Leonard. Paul Luther. Mike Malone. John Miesen. Hugh Moor. Bruce Nichis. Don Peterson. Albert Reynauard. Dick Rosholt. Phil Kappa 2 Rolfe, Bob Schwartz, Matt Shelley, Don Tolmie. Doug Walter, Jeff Woodard 243 LamBda Chi Alpha Steve Hutchison Ken Griner Virgil Hanson Lars Sullivan Dean Kinzer Harold Nelson Ron Gray Greg Pemberton Bib Eier George Leonard Bruce Mills Mike Kruger Phil Eisenhauer Gary Bailey Alan Graham Jim Buyske Steve Nesbitt Tom Parce Bernie Johnson Jerry Williams Trey Ziegler Josh Nelson Jerry Lynch Dwight Fillmore Howie Garrett Kevin Hunt Jim Bafus Rick Rocca Dennis Boatman David Hays Mark Bloom Jerry Bates e RTS. A, Z ER “Ty 244 phi Òelta theta 245 Phi Gamma delta _ — — = a. mm em m mm zn sa E fe کد‎ m S meaa; mai ee کت ے د‎ = a tees ominis --— سے‎ xs AM ADL AD o B. Baranco, K. Billmeyer, S. Brandon. R. Brock. T. Day. G. Edson. P. Eisenman, R. Erickson. M. Fisher, F. Florence, D. Fredekind. G. Gearhard. J. Good. M. Gordon. L Halverson, T. Handwork. E. Harper. R. Hotchkiss. R. Jelaco, J.P. Kail, M. Kramer, M. Kreig. R. Longhurst. S. MacButch, B. Manning. E. Miller, M. Mitchell, M. Murray, S Byers, R. Nelson, J. Nowierski. K. Nuhn, J. O'Leary. D. Parks, A. Pederson. D. Perry. J. Peterson, J. Robinson, P. Ryan, S. Samuelson, R. Schaffer, E Schneider. S. Seitz. M. Sheehy. D. Shelton, R. Sherman. TJ. Shaw, R. Smith, D. Stockton. J. Swope. S. Trevino, C. Tormey. J. Vandercreek, S. Walker, S. Weston, T. Wilcomb. C. Winland, J Yarno, P. Yribar, B. Zamzow, R. Zwain 246 phi kappa tau Bob Atechevarrca, Pat Beckman. Ric Brank, Steve Burns, Mark Busch, Ken Carlson, Steve Delis Doug Hammond, Robert deër e aeger een John Hornhorst, Nils Ingebrightsen, Kyle Kerby, Tony Klein, Bruce Konen, Collie Mack, Lloyd McClintock, Steven Meyers. Mike Mitcl ‘ Brady Richert. Terry Schwartz, Lee Tuott, Todd Wendie, Christopher Wood. Gregg Young 247 248 pi Kappa alpha Gary Crum Boyd Kehler Steve Bateman Steve Bradbury Joel Irusta Mark Stevenson Mark Walker Craig Alford Karl Klokke Jim Atchison Dwight Bell Bill Steiner Mark Taylor Steve Davis Dave Deonier Jeff Datlovich Dave Saty Rich Luper Mark Adolphsen Tom Gledhill Dennis Parks Mike Shenk John Schoden John Worthington Bob Nesbitt Doug Crum Ed Kingsford Gary Koepl Jim Barnes George Taylor Sorn Palawatvichai Greg Carpenter Bruce Theiman Ron Macy Rex Fairfeild Bruce Yoshida Jerome Wanders Randy Moate — ee — — — —— €—€——— —— Gm m m سخ‎ - r - - „dQ l 1. .1 - Frën U MEER cham mU ien = mp 1 zi 1 ۱ ` 1 LFLEEH aues a e E e iu o oo A Sigma alpha €psilon 249 250 Sigma Chi Jon Wiese Clarence Stark Ken Williams Paul Haworth Bob Blackadar Roy Stark Daryl Smith Bob Hendrickson Bob Gordon John Esposti Reed Bevan Dan Grogg Brent Russell Ray Wiese Bob Heck Dave Jakovac Mike Peterson Reed Batt Fred Christensen Bryce Coulter P. J. Hunt Eric Nolson Brian Miller John Bryant Pete Gerdin Mark Castilin Greg Peterson Tim Corder Ed Snook Mike Keough Steve Jockins Larry Harker Marty Hecker Gary Barrett Pat Ororke Glen Nichols Tom Amar Mike Finnegan SIGMa Nu Ron Abbot. Chris Nedenreip, Don Harris, Bob Castellaw, Dick Roberts, Tim Magee, Bill Snyder, Steve Pruitt, Steve Hopkins, Bill Hopkins, Steve Krupke, Bill Cridlebaugh. Mark Sweet, Bill Schlueter. Steve Blum. Bill Flory. Scott Anderson, Dan Diehl, Pat Fury, Jeff Wahlgren. Craig Lang. Micke Yongblood, Bruce Buchberger, Bob Aoki, Doug Fisher, Kelly Hinkleman, Dale Heimgartner, Bob Wright, Ron Barnes, Ray Huggins, Steve Youngblood, Keith Amar, Charlie Creason Bob Squires, Jim Bloom, Duane Kido, Ross Cates, Rick Brown, Tim Kampa, Ed Gladder, Don Christensen, Kirk Dennis, Rich Hundrup. Lindy Hinkleman, Scott Tinnell. Bob Squires. Terry Pitkin, Rich Marrow, Bruce Sharnhorst, Harrold Gibson, Gordy Wood, Steve Aldrich, Ben Aoki, Dan Byce, Steve Fuhriman, Allen Galbraith. Jim Guy. Mark Harris, Brett Holmes, Vaughn Kendle, Gary Matthews. Bob Neumayer, Pat O'Meara, Mike Siebe, Bave Stout. Mike Sliman. Bob Tanabe. Jim Balasquez, Jim Wagner. Kevin Cusick, Chad Williams, Rick Zenner, Dennis Byrne, Bob Riggs. Jim Herman, Bill Keilty DIET الا‎ 25] 252 tau Kappa Epsilon Dave Skodack, Mark Skodack, Dave Galantuomini, Frank Brady, George Tipton, Gregg Smith, Mike Wisdom, Doug Johnston, Eric Hoobing, Jose Barragan, Brad Studer, Dale Bennett, Randy Jetter, Gordon Kinzer, Karl Swanson, Bruce Wasill, Tim Stedlin, Dale Gosseling. Bruce Palmer. Steve Rupert. Tom Baker. Jim Bennet. Monte Miller, Bruce Fagg, Jim Scott, Kent Carlson, Bob Dixon, Jim Ainsworth, Chris Paulson, Scott Richey. Theta Chi TEIL — KP alat Des NS y ve, f - d ; MEX. IAS HD ۹ Steve Vetter. Randy Nichols. Jeff Pappin, Bill Fay, Leo Stephens. Wyatt Strahm Mark Church. Craig Thebo, Dave Lyon, Andy Hall. Ed Ailport Leonard Kubin, Bart Carrothers, Jack Scarborough, Gregg Campbell, Trey Tucker, Nick Thorpe, Biarnıhor Kolbeins. Bill Holden. Mike Dyson. Kevin Vetter, Doug Kistler, Bruce Higgins, Jeff Fossum, Chad Carrothers, Tom Imming, Walt Cissel 253 ORGANIZATIONS The ASUI: 3-Rıng CIRCUS Cannies ASUI SENATORS: Thomas, Wittman, Howard, Abbott, Reser, Carlson, Perry, Morris, Stoddard Those U of I students unlucky enough to stumble into a Tuesday night Senate meeting probably came away with a dismal view of ASUI government. Sometimes the most trivial matters took up entire meetings, while stuff that mattered had to occupy a ringside seat. But there is more to the ASUI than the weekly circus in the Chiefs Room at the SUB. The Senate is responsible for budgeting numerous ASUI programs and committees. Once out of the Senate's hands the money supports some valuable services for students. from legal advice to outdoor recreation. Many of these taken-for-granted programs do not exist on other campuses. So maybe the Senatorial hassle is worth it. Or is it? Jeff Stoddard. Senate Pres. Pro-tempore. 256 Mike Mitchell, vice-president For the past two years Lou Adams (above) has performed her duties well behind the secretary's desk in the ASUI office. A mountain of record-keeping. an incessantly ringing phone, questions from students and visitors, and those Tuesday night Senate meetings kept Lou on her toes. Lou retired at the end of January, 1974 257 258 phi Beta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest and most prestigious Greek letter society in America. Founded in 1776 as a social fraternity at the College of William and Mary, it has since developed into the highest honorary of the academic world Phi Beta Kappa recognizes superior intellectual capacity in the liberal arts and sciences. The local chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was established in 1925. New members are initiated in the spring and are announced at the Awards Assembly during Parents Weekend. Officers are: President Capt. Jack Voorhees, Vice- President Dr. Mason Tung, Secretary Mrs. Judy Marineau, and Treasurer Mrs. Norma Slade. Other members of Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Idaho include the following faculty and students: FACULTY AND STAFF: Nancy Atkinson William C. Banks Mabel Rentfro Beattie Herbert A, Berman Helen Bobisud John G. Bond W. John Brockelbank Dennis G. Brown Mildred Burlingame John Cobb Jean Collette Max E. Fletcher William S. Greever Donald A. Gustafson Eleanor Heningham Scott P. Higginbottom Ronald L. Holmes Robert H. Hosack Elizabeth Hudson Lawrence H. Johnston J. Irving Jolley Ear! Larrison Boyd A. Martin H. Robert Otness Lillian Otness Edson Peck Barbara A. Petura Richard A. Porter Theodore J. Pritchard Malcolm Renfrew Elmer Raunio Alan Rose Arthur Rourke Jeanne Shreeve Elizabeth Stevenson Henry Willmes Fred H. Winkler STUDENTS: Kathy Brainard Rhonda Brammer Ron Calhoun Terry Copple Agnes Czizinszky Thomas Dvorak Jan Eklund Nancy Emerson Jeff Frier Emily Hansen Jackie Harper Marilyn Hendrickson Cheryl Hinman Mary Horn David Maier Jan Olsen Candice Proctor Ann Ritter Nicole Rose Daniel Schram Richard Smith Mary Sochinsky Ellen Stygar Sarah Swinehart Henry Venbrux Michael Vollmer Mary Welland Wesley Wilhite 1۱۲۱۱۰۱۰۰ ۳۰۰۱۱ EET om ` Sigma Oelta Chi, Journalism Society The University of Idaho chapter of Sigma Delta Chi is composed of numerous sophomores, juniors and seniors interested in journalistic careers and many professional journalists in the area. All members are active in some form of media work throughout the year. In November the Idaho chapter sent Celia Scheffler and Kim Crompton as delegates to the national convention of Sigma Delta Chi in Buffalo. New York. The 1973-74 officers included president Barb Baldus, secretary Kimi Kondo, and treasurer Kim Crompton. 259 phi Alpha Òelta Law fraternity The University of Idaho possesses the state's only law school. Over half a century ago the law honorary Phi Alpha Delta established a chapter at Idaho. The chapter went inactive for a time, but as if anticipating the completion of the new Law Building, Phi Alpha Delta was reactivated two years ago. PH! ALPHA DELTA OFFICERS 1973-74 Justice: S. Herndon V. Just: R. Smith Clerk: R. Hoopes Treas.: B. Yanaros 260 Members are selected from the law student body on the basis of interest in service and on high standing in the college. Phi Alpha Delta fosters professionalism. aids local judges. provides services for law students, and sponsors social functions for the College of Law. pre-vet CLUB oo VETERINARY: XS SCIENCE Pre-Vet Club is for students interested in the veterinary Sciences. Officers for 1973-74 were: John Kildew, president; Donna Basey, secretary; and Gary Brewer, treasurer 261 262 Chinese Students One of Many Ethnic, national Clubs Chinese Student Association is one of several organizations which promote ethnic awareness and unity. This association held a Chinese festival in the SUB in April to acquaint Idahoans with the fascinating culture of the Far East Groups of a similar nature include the Pakistani Students, Black Student Alliance, Native American Center and Mecha. The BSA sponsors an annual Black Cultural Week to display Black culture and its contributions to U.S. culture. Mecca helped out with the Chicano Mobile Institute when it came to campus in April. Student Women SERVE IN Spurs and Valkyrıes SPURS. BACK: B. Hawkins. D. Schlager. M. Rathke, B. Martin. D. VanWagoner. S. Jacobsen. B. Shaefer. Stairs: S. Spofford. J Hovey, C. Humphrey, D. Pettigrove, S. McRae, K Wolf Middle: B. Brown, N. Newell, J. Lawrence. S. Gutenberger, M. Gieser, J Davis, B. Smith, T. Houck, V. Anderson, S. Smith, K. Reynolds. Sitting: M. Henderson. K. Wicher, P. Eimers. S. McDaniel (pres.). J. Schweitzer, P. Beyers, J. Guentz VALKYRIES: K Butler (pres). D. Davis, K. Mcintee. C. Hughes, S. Spofford, K. Reager, B. Poston, S. Edwards, P. Reid, D. Ugstad, C Thompson. T. Harris, V. Martin. K. Winans, M. Winshell, D. Watts, M. Jacobsen, M. Marshall, H Peters, M. Quesnell, D. Spriggs, K. Hunter 263 Y D x = = E ï — ہے‎ © Ó un Pe کے‎ 3 Œ کے‎ 264 Christian Groups Meet Spiritual NEEDS Several organizations on and off campus provide Christian fellowship for Idaho students. The best- known is Campus Crusade for Christ, and international group that sponsored classes for students dealing with various aspects of Christian faith. Crusaders also held weekly fellowship meetings and conducted polls of the religious beliefs of the student body. Similar to Campus Crusade are Inter-Varsity and Navigators. On-campus centers are available for Catholic, Protestant and L.D.S. students. Each of the Moscow churches has its college fellowship. 265 266 7 Panhellenic Council Council MEMBERS OF IFC INCLUDE K. Jeaudoin. T. Olin. D. Park, C. Buell (pres.), S. Vetter, J. Hohnhorst. L. Aldecoa, J. Pappin, B. Fay, J. Valentino, E. Owen, J. Price, S. Ryan, D. Wilkins, K. Carlsen, J. Dugger. M. Woodruff, M. Walker. B. Turner, T. Beckwith, G Ambrose. Bruce Pitman advises. PANHELLENIC: (from left) J. Langrenes (advisor), K. Nokes. C. Warren, C. Kiser, D. Howard, J. Sutton, P. Merrill (pres.). J. Hovey. D. Evans. S. Hopkins. MEMBERS OF RHA: (from top) S. Downing (pres), P Whitby. E Micke, S. Gehring, D Myers, D. Riggers, M. Miller Residence Nall ASSOCIATION Councils Seek to unify living Groups A living group plays an important part in the life of nearly every Idaho student at some time or other. Relationships between roommates and the inhabitants of a hall or house often help us grow, understand, and appreciate others and ourselves. Inter-group relationships can also take significance in student life. Three councils promote and guide interchange between living groups. Residence Hall Association aids the dormitories. Interfraternity Council seeks unity among the Greek men. and Panhellinic takes charge of the sororities. 267 268 home €conomics CluB All home economics majors are eligible for membership in Home Economics Club. The club promotes closer acquaintance between home economics majors, and àn increased vocational interest among the club's members. phi Kappa phi PHI KAPPA PHI recognizes and encourages superior scholarship in all academic fields. Membership includes upper- division undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty and alumni of scholarly distinction. Ellis Burcaw, museum director and professor, served as President of the Idaho chapter, while Joseph Newton of the College of Mines was secretary-treasurer PI BETA SIGMA was formerly a local chapter of the national business honorary Alpha Kappa Psi. Because the organization refused to admit women business students, the Idaho members disaffiliated and formed the local professional business society. The new, co-educational group took the name Pi Beta Sigma in February. 1974. The 52 members participated in fund-raising activities, honored selected business executives, toured the PFI mill in Lewiston, and sponsored an Easter Egg Hunt in the Arboretum. Officers during fall, 1973, included M. Clements (pres.), B. Burns (v.p.) and C. Young (treas.). In the Spring the same officers were held by B. Burns, R. Hotchkiss, and R. Perin pi Beta Sigma 269 Rally Squad Worked Together for Their Teams Tony Smith flies head over heals in a spectacular leap 1974-75 Rally Squad Tony Smith Penne Bailey Tim Funk Pam Byers Johnny Uta Donna Barber Jim Pizzadili Doris Yasuda George Hicks Jan Ross Pete Howard Pam Brennan Pat Howard Marcia Johnston When the team is losing. all the best talent will not get the spectators in the mood for cheering the team on. That might summarize the past year for the Vandal Rally Squad. Members attend a summer cheerleading camp, and returned to Moscow displaying abilities not found in previous Rally Squads. During Basketball season things improved a little. There were more wins, including several that were close and exciting. The squad found the near-capacity crowds more willing to root for the Vandals. 270 S-ARE (left to right) Dick Johnston (advisor) Kenton Bird Randall Henrichs Alan Graham Carol Hazzard (secretary) John Taylor (president) John Miesen Dave Crea (vice-president) Wayne Wohler Nancy Riordan Nancy McDaniel (assistant) S-ARB, Entertainment Busy OÓuning 1973-74 Student-Alumni Relations Board (S-ARB) filled its third year on campus with many projects. S-ARB seeks to unite all segments of the University community in a common effort to better the University. The biggest project of this year occurred at Homecoming, when S-ARB and the Alumni Office reunited former Vandal coach Ted Bank with many of his former football players. Entertainment Committee also found itself busy at Homecoming, when Gordon Lightfoot gave the campus its most successful concert in many years. Ent. Comm later secured Ed McMahon and Megan McDonough for Parents’ Weekend. Emerson, Lake and Palmer performed at Pullman in a concert co-sponsored by ASUI and ASWSU. ENTERTAINMENT. (Top) Bill Christensen, Vaughn Kendle, Alan Galbra ith, Scott Anderson, (Below) Kathy Reagan, Eric Pye. 271 WRA, 1-8 promote Women's SPORTS and Recreation Interest in and support for women's sports is rapidly increasing. and at the University of Idaho two organizations are aiding the cause. Women's Recreation Association (WRA) organizes and supervises all women's athletic teams, both intramural and extramural. |- Club functions as a service group for women's p.e. |-Club raises money for two sports scholarships, helps at WRA functions, and sponsors a Recognition Hour for women sports participants. Officers for WRA in 1973-74 included M. Hartman (pres.). D. Stetson (v.p.). J. Wilfong (sec.), and P. Voltolini (treas.) Officers leading I-Club were J. Nelson (pres.), M. Bate (v.p.), L. Johnson (sec.), and N. Westermeyer (treas.). 272 ORGANIZATIONS ane for stuóents who cane to commit themselves lam an organizations person, Not a “groupie”. for | identify with the people and the goals we people have in common. In organizations | find the way to myself, as what | am is too much for me to realize on my own 273 1973-74 Chrisman Raiders (Army R.O.T.C.) Right: 1973-74 Corvettes (Navy sponsor group) ROTC Classes, Onganizations, Orient Students Toward CAREERS in the Military Not many years ago ROTC students existed in a hostile environment. Anti-war protesters identified them with the Vietnam war and demanded the expulsion of ROTC from campus. Here at Idaho the Navy Building was torched But times change. The war and the draft are gone, and the military is trying to update and liberalize its programs. In fact. ROTC is now officially the Officer Education Program (OEP) Special programs and activities help ROTC students explore the military world. Chrisman Raiders allows Army students to experience outdoor techniques invaluable to the soldier. The group takes its name from General E. R. Chrisman, first ROTC commander at Idaho, and a prominent figure in early University history Each service has its own Sponsor corps for women students (who can now enroll as regular cadets). There are also rifle teams, drill teams, and honor societies, Hopefully such activities will promote a new image of the military and dispel the sterotype of the “tin soldier.” 275 276 KUOI, Student Radio KUOI is the ASUI's campus radio station, owned and operated solely by University students, and the staff is open to all academically eligible students. KUOI is operated in the same manner as a regular commercial radio station and is authorized by the Federal Communications Commission as a registered with a carrier frequency of 660 kilocycles Station Manager is Steve Woodard and the KUOI offices and station are located on the third floor of the SUB. manie, Mary and pete - Keep food SERVICE People on Their toes Pete Rogalski, Catering Services Manager, Game Room Manager 277 Argonaut staff caught during a busy Monday session ARGONAUT w vi Staff | ES ۲ ۱ ھا Above: Argonaut Staff. first semester. C. Watson. K. Crompton. K. Spotleson. B Spotleson, R. Gramer. B. Baldus, 5 Thomas, K. Bird. Right: Working for two papers keeps Kenton Bird busy 278 The lòaho Argonaut Bi-Weekly Student Newspaper Rod Gramer First Semester Editor Barb Baldus, Second Semester Editor Second Semester Arg staff included B. Baldus, K. Bird, S. Thomas, and D. Carlson in various managing positions. Writers included R. Schlader. A. Hall, P. Kellogg, B. Spotleson, S. Schou, D. Shelton, K. Billmeyer, C. Woolum, S. Quinn. D. Johnston, T. Lakosh, R. Bordeaux, S. McCoy. 279 STRIKES e SÉ 4 ۷۵۷۸۰۱ 150122 0200 a.S.U.l. Photo Staff 73-74 JIM COLLYER JIM HUGGINS CARROLL COUNCILMAN [| SCOTT HANFORD: Photo. Head AL JENKINS LINDA MURRAY 283 284 74 Gem Staff, The €nó Comes to à hectic, But Productive Vean. not Pictured: CINDY DILLION: Sec. Ed. Living Groups KATHY CASTLE: Sec. Ed. Students Section KITTY BUTLER: Assoc. Ed. Academics Sec. JULIE ZIMMERMAN: Assoc. Ed. 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