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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1979 volume:

; SS 7 wept Sas we é mee St Rs: i en Fr atte = hPa = ¢ . ak .! . « % Gem of the Mountains University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho Vol. 77 Organizations............ 136 Campus Life Interests Are Varied An indoor sport center and stadium, the Kibbie Dome empties for a moment. Holloween costum es were a part of October. Good friends get some rest and relaxation for 4 moment. Everyone experiences the “zoo” registration at Idaho. Precinct numbers and political candidates are all part of the campus voting. Track and swimming keep some students active. Joe Vandal keeps the spirit high at the homecoming bonfire held at the arboretum. Sports, Classes Combine Autumn Tints Idaho Campus Walking quickly becomes an accustomed habit for the U of | student. Intramurals are encouraged and men’s volleyball is one of many, Also, women’s intramural golf championships took place in the fall. As an added attraction, Moscow-Boise runner, Alan Walker helped to raise moncy for cystic fibrosis. Escape weekend vacations are appreciated by every student. About ten outdoor tennis courts are always in use. Construc- tion of Wallace Complex cafeteria got off to a slow start as stu- dents and workers did their best to work around each other. A fall ballet enhanced the cultural environment of college. bs J ee eee ee eee SS sg ig oe ies Saha - Sort owewe dae Shiels, Interests Are Many KUOI-FM, student owned and operated, and one of two radio stations on campus, keeps the campus informed as well as entertained. Chris Foster demonstrates his cart-wheeling abilities. During Homecoming ‘78, a beer chugging at “Rats” left Linda Lincoln drenched in beer. Running from class to class during Idaho's rain torrents is often a “soaking” experience. Studying in the library often leaves students mind-boggled and tired. Autumn left its colorful marks including streets and lawns littered with leaves Fall Flourishes = o e ANGRY GANG OF h 6 - + nk pita ye a bn NS . NN : La. : � - “ ; van - eee wn oe = - 7 et a ber sk - Rush, Pajama Parade Occur In Fall For one week girls went through the University of Idaho rush to pledge a sorority. About 200 girls pledged the nine campus sororities. Luncheons, formal and informal parties marked the event. A preference night was also among the festivities. The homecoming parade and skit was won by the Delta Gamma sorority. Students Give For Red Cross 79 Vandal 3 Homecoming ma | , | ! Football Struggles Through Rough Season mt | i} 2 . ore a — ® A we ee A | 21 Injuries Disappoint Team Ww” P ,? hl ris Ree 4 bs , zy ; ¥ a ey, ke Seiad tocn ood - a Ties Aya et: ot CRI gay. WS E dis . Pp ‘x A eye Sele x. = 4 os : - sg BA ; ‘s Ss “ ‘ a ; 3 | i rhe ay oT 4 at y i 4 Spee tC 7 wy hE So “Aso @, U. of I. Volleyball Team Unites Idaho's 1978 Volleyball team coached by Amanda Burk finished their season 24-20. After a slow start, a change in defense turned the team around, placing them second in the Boise State Tournament. The squad's five senior members turned in a great year especially Vickie May, co-captain of the team, who was named to the Small College All-Star Squad. She was the first woman from Idaho to receive this honor. ies Yi ys aks = as keh ate Se y a Ser Dts oe Ene ti “3.5 we ae Tae = 25 26 Ruggers Taste Varied Emotions Blue Mountain Rugby team finished the season 7-2. Their losses were to Seattle during the season, and Snake River in the Motherlode Ruggerfest where they finished second, One big highlight was when Tom Schneibeck failed to score because his pants split. The team had a good season experiencing a few setbacks and a lot of wins. 27 28 Rea dant ) eos + guimelns nee Dusty Lentils Finish Season Undefeated Looking for players at the beginning of the season, the Dusty Lentils came out way ahead. Their first game 32-0 over the Spokane “Animals” foresaw a winning season, ending as champions at the Motherlode Ruggerfest. Dynamos Awarded 4th Place Team Captain of the U of I soccer team, Thomas Reich says “I'd like to see more people taking an int erest in soccer.” The Dynamos had a super season losing only two games, one by forfeit. They placed 4th in te league, but may have done better. The tournament was cancelled after the first day because of snowstorms. - 7. , “ wetgte om PET - A rcaby tee Ge a 9 i? jaoy pr ae a eke a ee ert ae te thin as iS oo 3 Conquers Season The women's field hockey team went into the Washington Idaho Invitational with an 11-5 record. Coaching the team this year was JoDean Moore. A setback for the girls was the worst loss in three years to San Jose, 7-0, The team also lost to Washington State in overtime, 3-2. 32 fase -) in re + oF al nate 33 Gymnasts, New Coach Spring Through New Season U of gymnastics experienced a five woman team and a new coach from Illinois State this year. “The problem with gymnastics in Idaho is the lack of teams on the high school level. In the whole state we probably have ten teams,” stated Coach Sherri Steffans. Regionals were held in Corvallis, Oregon. The gymnastics season opened December 9 against Seattle U. and Spokane Community College. Idaho downed Seattle while Spokane defeated Idaho. Team scores were: Spokane 106.75, Seattle 90.0 and Idaho 95.95 35 Strengthens Team The Uofl vandals improved under the coaching of “Dead- ly’Don Munson. A team that hustled and had spirit enabled the vandals a win over BSU, 69-48. Junior guard, Don New- man vandal leading scorer, received player of the week for his performance during this game. As the season closed Idaho men chalked up an | 1-15 overall record. 7 38 Basketball “Swooshes” Through Season Girls’ Basketball Experiences 17-6 Season Record The highlight of the University of Idaho’s Girls’ Basketball team was a road trip through Alaska. The trip was an expe- rience as well as rewarding for the U of I women won all four games. A down was that the team did not receive an AIAW Northwest Regional playoff bid. Coach Tara Van- Derveer lead eleven players to a 17-6 overall season record. 42 Enjoy Music and Obtain New Friends Campus Chest Insites the Supernatural — ads {= ‘ r Y v7 Wee) ae t . Campus Chest week sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega a co-ed service hon- orary, included a week of fun and games. Activities open to all U of I stu- dents included Mr. Ugly and Miss Campus Chest contests, an awards cer- emony, car stuffing, leg contests, and beer chugging, ending with a lack of talent contest. Every year some of the money donated goes to Mountain State Tumor Institute. 45 The University Dance Theatre spring concert was an extra special treat this semester, Their new program included Modern Dance, jazz, disco-jazz, and ballet work. Many of the dances are choreo- graphed by U of I students as are some of the compositions for University = Dancers Dazzle Audience 46 48 rat U of I Drama ee Presents Carnival Chorus numbers, jugglars acts and dance routines delighted everyone as Carnival premiered in October. After joining a carnival and breaking up a magician act Lilly, the main character, joins a puppet act and falls in love with her partner. Carnival, performed by Drama, starred Keith Tackman and Secilla Lund. 49 The Thrill of tory Vic oh Xe 3 a ‘eal fs ‘ Ss Every year the Delta Delta Delta sorority sponsors the regional Special Olympics. Events include running. jumping. walking. and throwing baseballs. The happi- ness and pride that they create by giving their time is reflected on these two pages. 51 MARATHON Parrici ad “ATA ’ : A ec —_—_——— ie ? Kappa Sigma Sponsors Marathon The Mountain States Tumor Institute received $550 when the Kappa Sigma fraternity sponsored a 24-hour non-stop basketball marathon in January. It was the fourth annual marathon and 22 teams participated in this year’s event. Six Kappa Sigma teams kept the one hour campus teams dribbling down the court. The money will be used by the institute to buy an X-ray machine. +2 pcenees er 53 seg A _ « Intermural Girls’ Volleyball Nets Action 56 ye 2624 % yee see SIE - ot Intramurals Involve Students 57 58 Difficulties Give President Gibb Better Hold On His Job In his second year of presidency, President Richard Gibb seems to have come out ahead. He has become acquainted with every academic department, many student living groups, student honor groups, and he runs an open- door policy for students. His major difficulties were brought on by budget cuts. Money must be saved from somewhere, and deciding just where those cuts should be made have strengthened him, giving him a better hold on his job. 59 Vice Presidents Fulfill Expectations ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT Robert R. Ferguson Two vice presidents were newly appointed for this year. Academic Vice President, Robert Ferguson, formerly Dean of the College of Engineering, has addded enthusiasm and imagination to his position. The Financial Vice President, David L. McKinney, was currently associate commissioner of finance for the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. He is considered one of the best people in higher education finance. The search for the third vice president halted because of uncertainty of budget funds. Harry Davey handled the job until February 1, when he stepped down to fulfill other duties at financial aids, and at that time, Terry Arrmstrong, executive assistant to President Gibb, was named “acting coordinator” for all student and administrative services. FINANCIAL VICE PRESIDENT David L. McKinney f ‘ ACTING COORDINATOR FOR ALL STUDENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Terry Armstrong Administration REGISTRAR SUB MANAGER Matt Telin Dean Vettrus Administrative personnel give their time and training to help university students with problems that come up within their areas of specialization. Harry Davey served as vice president for student and university relations from ths rummer of 1978 until February 1, 1979 in addition to his job as director of financial aids. DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AIDS Harry Davey 61 The College of Agriculture encourages students to become interested in many areas of study plus the minimum requirements of agriculture, biological, physical and social sciences. The college is part of the land grant system. Besides providing instruction in agriculture it is also involved in an agricultural experiment station, which conducts research in all crop-producing and major livestock areas. The almost certain need for increases in food production make experiments within this college more and more important. After nearly 32 years of services within the College of Agriculture Dr, A.C. Wiese will retire. In recent years he has been teaching and doing research in the Department of Bacteriology and Biochemistry. 62 College __ | { Sy eee ie wid S CA 7 Po WL AWS Ne Agricultur COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE DEAN : Auttis M. Mullins 7 jas For students that are undecided about which college to enter, the University of Idaho offers a General Studies program. General Studies offers students a chance to explore various academic areas by making up a schedule to their liking. During the freshman year and most of the sophomore year it is advised to follow the required curricula leading to a baccalaureate degree of one of the colleges. Students may stay in the advisory phase of General Studies for five semesters, after which they must move into a college, or declare General Studies as their major. The B.GS. degree program is in nonspecialized education. A minimum of 48 credits must be earned in courses numbered 300 and above. All credits and grade points earned by a student enrolled in this program hold their value for any degree. General Studies GENERAL STUDIES DIRECTOR Francis Seaman rris 7 4‘, 65 College ' rey COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEAN Melbourne L. Jackson Students studying within the College of Engineering are goal oriented, hard workers who recognize the need to relate social, eco- nomic, political, and cultural considerations to the important technical side of engineer- ing. The U of I Engineering Program is among the finest in the country offering degrees in Computer Science, Agricultural Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Forrest Hall, professor of civil engineering, retired in November. He served for 31 years and was praised as being an enthusiastic and inspirational teacher. The College of Forestry, having received accredited status by the Society of American Foresters, offers excellent opportunities for its students entering careers in resource science and management. The program provides a natural study area of 7,200 acres of forest land located 25 miles from campus. This tract has a 200 mile recreation area and adjoins a 33-acre privately-owned nature preserve. The College also provides its students with a nursery, an on- campus Arboretum, a summer camp at Payette Lake and a wilderness field research station located in the Idaho Primitive Area. This year a new major emphasis is put on continuing education. Updating and retraining of professionals is necessary to keep up with rapid changes in the field of forestry. : Sa Ray Spry hy alles Ft ih Kae ee College of Forestry, pS COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, WILDLIFE AND RANGE SCIENCES Dean John H. Ehrenreich al 69 4 Ph 7 “e af, ’ : 0 te% a e ) a io 8 3 Si ad | tes 3} at 5 Q = i (fe 3 = s College The College of Law is the only school in Idaho directly involved with law. Students wishing to hold positions of leadership in government or business find satisfaction within the University’s College of Law. Basic instruction is accomplished primarily by the case system, studying actual decisions of appellate courts, After three years of instruction, students with their degree are qualified to take any bar examination in the United States. In the graduation class of 1978 of 72 students, SO students took the Idaho Bar Exam in July and 48 passed 71 72 College J ‘4 f 4 The College of Letters and Science, being the oldest and largest college, is also found to distribute the largest number of degrees because of its diversity. Its wide range of degree choices include Art and Architecture, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, English, Foreign Languages and Literatures, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science and Public Affairs Research, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and Theatre Arts. Schools of communication, home economics, and music are also included in this college. After 13 years of dedicated service to the University of Idaho, Elizabeth Steven- son is retiring. For most of her last year she was Acting Dean for the College of Letters and Sciences, 73 The College of Mines, established in 1917, has come a long way. Today the related degrees of Geography, Geology, Geological Engineering, Hydrology, Earth Science, Mining Engineering and Metallurgical Engineering, are all very much concermed with stabilizing the earth. Pollution elimination through the development of metallurgical processes, land-use planning, recycling scrap metal, and computer mapping are just a few of their projects. a en” COLLEGE OF MINES DEAN Maynard M. Miller d 75 76 Graduate School offers students a chance to continue their education towards advanced degrees and receive experience at teaching within their fields Graduate —_ GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN Arthur R. Gittens 77 78 College of Education . = é = COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DEAN Everett V. Samuelson The College of Education sets out to give every one of their students a widespread, general education stressing specifically the subject to be taught. The college features a Teacher Education Program, for students recommended by the Dean, clinical experience as student teachers, and for seniors a full-time teaching job lasting half of a semester. 79 The main goals within the College of Business and Economics are teaching, research, and services. Especially the development of managerial talents to aid careers and public service. B.S. degrees are offered in Accounting, Economics, Finance, General Business, Management, and Marketing. John Knudsen has been acting Dean of Bus. and Econ. since July of 1977. In February Dr. Charles D. McQuillen was named Dean. McQuillen has been a teacher and also has government experience to make him an excellent choice for Dean. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Acting Dean John W. Knudsen ASUI President Vice President and Senate ASUI President was Rick Howard, Vice President Rick Sparks, and the Senators were Suzanne Groff, Tom Crossan, Hugh Shaber, Stan Hollaway, Brian Hopla, Brett Morris, Juderia Wani, Kerrin McMahan. Linda DeMeyer. Victor Noble. Jim Wright. Scott Fehren- bacher, and Ramona Montoya. TTT 83 B4 KUOI-FM KUOI-FM is the student radio station heard at 89.7 and located in the SUB. It employs 20 ASUI members, and has 42 volunteer disc jockeys on a regular schedule. The financial sit- uation of the station this year led the way to trouble. They overspent their budget and were rebudgeted by ASUI Senate after many debates and arguments. Station Manager was Brian McConnaughey. 4g Mun SAM SAAN YY B5 86 Rick Steiner Director Hugh Lentz Steve Davis Mike Borden Clarke Fletcher Mark Johann Jim Johnson Photo Bureau Seer; ttre! Ree : Pres ‘ aad aa fe) dddcddd tae KUID Progresses Steadily KUID Television, Channel 12, is a broadcasting station run by 18 professionals and 20 part-time students. Although they serve a small area they have won many awards including one from the Idaho Press Association, Regional ME. and others. KUID radio station 91.6 is definitely maturing. It is now the most powerful educational radio station in Idaho with 1400 watts. Celebrating their 15th anniversary this year they converted to stereo and now serve 18 hours a day making them a full-service station. Besides playing classical progressive music they now also play adult contemporary. 89 The Argonaut is pub- lished throughout the academic year by Communications Board and ASUI. First semester Editor was Linda Triemstra, Second semester Edi- tor was Gloria J. Sto- necipher, Managing Editor Kathy Bar- nard, Editorial Page Editor Marty Trill- haase, News Editor Jim Borden, and Pro- duction Editor was John Pool. Argonaut 9) the Mountains Jaa FO hae “Join the zoo,” was a common phrase among the yearbook staff, including Editor Mary Booth, bottom right oppo- site page, Assistant Editor Donna Upt- mor, bottom left opposite page, and Andrea Reimann top of this page, First semester Assistant Editor was Tami Jensen and Business Manager was Mary McAfee. Difficulties in meeting deadlines started from the very begin- ning when the Editor wasnt picked until September. Although Mary never had more than four people on the staff at one time (the normal number being seven), the Gem made it through the year. 93 Army ROTC “Taking the Challenge” The Chrisman Raiders, organized to conduct patrolling exer- cises, river crossings, raft trips, rappelling clinics. and over- night camping trips, consist of volunteer members of ROTC Corps of Cadets. Pictured lower left. Military Ball lower right and top picture opposite page. Orienteering. top right and lower left opposite page, gives cadets practice locating them- selves in relation to their environment with only a map and a compass. La Pe TS hy Pa ORE KEP ae. 2 “ieee Ohi 96 Enjoyed by Moscow Residents Student Life. . . Time an (ie Be Greek Week Acknowledges Notable Achievements Greek week activities included a beer night at Rat skellers, a talent show, Faculty and Alumni Day, a street dance, and the Awards Banquet. Awards were for the outstanding sorority woman and fraternity man, best house academic averages, and awards in personal relations. Greek week was a time for enjoyment and honoring those who deserved it. Boxing Interests Spectators - 3 ee pe Hh © So G.D.I. Week Spurs Competition G.D.1. week ts set aside for the different halls to compete against one another and have a lot of fun in the process. This year tivities included Beer chugging. Popcorn eating, a Gong show. the Bedrace. Skate-boarding. a night on the cellar (including pinball and darts). a Bike race. Olympics. and the Awards Dinner. Houston and Lindley Halls were the overall winners. Rich Nations. . . Poor Nations The 1979 Borah Symposium zeroed in on world economic conflict. Speakers, as Senator Frank Church, D-Idaho, Dr. Walt Rostow, a former economic adviser to past presidents were a few who attended the symposium. Many speakers agreed a new international economic order was needed, but differed on how the new order should be established and why. Approximately 500 high school students partici- pated in the event. The Symposium is sponsored annually by the University of Idaho. 107 Band and Vandalettes Highlight Halftime Shows 113 Ss 116 Snow Conceals And Astonishes the U of I 17 Too HHA em Seeneeeeeeeean. Idaho Awards Every Experience KUOI-FM benefit dance featuring Road- house a Boise-based band and acoustic guitarist Phil Grab miller set the Moose Lodge in Moscow on fire for two nights. The event was spon- sored by Fun Brothers which included a Get Hurt Frisbie Contest winners receiving a free shot of booze, and t-shirt sales. Rockabilly Boogie Outdoor Program Caters Retreats 122 123 124 Turkey Trot Numbers Soar A two mile run on the golf course and the administration building is the course for the annual Turkey Trot. 340 participants ran the event. The winner, Allan Galbrath, received a cornish game hen. Pledges of fraternities train for the run and some are required to run in the trot. The Turkey Trot is sponsored by the intramurals office. ¥ A a — rS a . . - , 2 = fy are - OS pk Grae set Dc, .% st pee a Fd “+ van a u , afr� 125 126 Happy Days Are Here “Happy days” was the theme of the 1978 Idaho Homecoming cele- bration in October. A traditional pajama parade, bonfire pep rally, and the crowning of queen Kathleen Murry took place in the arboretum. Kathleen's first runner up was Katie Kirk, followed by Jayne Hopkins. Other events included a parade, a fifties dance, a Buffalo Rose Concert, and the play, Carnival. 127 128 Cat ona Hot Tin Roof The last University play directed by Forrest Sears was an explosive story set in the South dumng the 50's. It asks the question, “When Big Daddy dies of cancer, who inherits some of the richest land in the South?” Due to double casting, Lau- rie Weeks and Maggie O'Donnell played Maggie the Cat, a sultry southern lady. The play was written by Tennessee Wil- liams. ; ‘ ce we abs 129 Football SAE Olympics ATO Tin Canner Smiles Active Parts of Campus Life tae = + cn m 4 aX Ep Z ™ of BY 131 132 Audiences Revisit France Through Learned Ladies Learned Ladies recreated seventeenth century France with period clothing, hairstyles, and furniture. Learned Ladies was performed December 14-16. The ballet was directed by Forrest Sears, Performers Caren L. Grapham, Norman Scrivner, and Maggie O'Donnell were nominated for the Irene Ryan honorary award, and the entire cast was chosen to compete in the American College Theatre Festivals. The comedy, written by Moliere one year before his death, was considered by most people to echo his two great masterpieces, Tartuffe and The Misanthrope. ie ie ¢ : wa qatar oti ee I . 133 “The Dumb Waiter, a one-act play directed by Dave Lewis and written by Harold Printer fea- tured Tom Costello and Paul Horner as Gus and Tom, two rather ignorant, hit men waiting for instructions on their next job, in a sleazy hotel room. 134 Students Direct Plays “Krapp Last Tape.” under the direction of Jim Hoeje exam- ines the self identity of an old man. written by Samuel Beck- ett. Norman Scriveer, the only character in the play did an excellent job of portraying the old man. who used tapes to analyze his youth with pain, regret and anger. 135 Clubs, + Time 7 Panhellennic Council and Representatives 3 Panhellennic Executive Board members, First row, L to R — Lori Limbaugh, Sina Killsgaard, De Etta Lamb. Second row — Susan Schabaeker, Debbie Zievarth (Advisor), Mary Murth Cooke, Sheryl Wasem, Teri Willey and Kelley Wendle. Panhellennic Representatives, L to R — Renee Brickner, Cindy Peterson, Pam Albertson, Valarie Dasenbrock, and Maggie Shearer. 138 I h [ eC rfr a i er Ni ly The Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils work together to coordinate Greek and Campus activities including Homecoming, Rush, Little Sister Rush. ( | Greek Week, Borah Symposium and other promo- O un Cl tions of the University of Idaho. vist First row, L to R — Jeff Brown, Tom Marsh, Reid Walen, Kevin Bissing, Keith Book, Steve Van Slyke, Glenn Hocking, Pat Miller. Second row — Tim Hena. Dave Kiser, Bill Kearns, John Beck, Mike St. Marie, John Mitchell, Mark Mustoe, Wayne Jensen, Dave Anderson, Collin Takatori. Third row — Elt Hasbrauc. Scott Ward, Doug Ohms, Steve Fairbrother, Rick Sparks, Dave Colton, Joe Johnston, Roger Yasuda, Dan Harris, John Buchanan and Lyle Deobald, 139 140 Silver Lance Senior Men’s Honorary — eS - . . - 5 “i ; , . YI ‘ bY ‘ ” a rt ‘ay . e- i inh ' ee Front row, Left to Right — Mark Mustoe, Blair Wilson, Bryan Norby, Jim Grant (outgoing president). Back row. Left to Right — Mike Hechtner, Mike St. Marie. Brian Dockins. Bruce Halverson, Roger Yasuda (incoming president), Chuck Middleton, and Gary Freiburger. Not pictured are SteveVan Slyke and Rick How- ard The University of Idaho Ski Club is a newly created team. ( lub competitive in both nordic and alpine events. Their coach and advisor is Edith Partndge. Front row. Left to Right — Tuck Miller, John Hearning. Kelly McTigue. Sitting. Left to Right — Mrs, Edith Partridge. Cindy Partridge, Tom Richards. Molly Ahlgren. Steve Bonnar. Standing. Left to Right — Pat Allen. Jim Slyfield, Joe Mucci. Mark Worley. Rich Edlund, and Bruce Bacon. 141 142 American Society of Agricultural Engineers Members, Left to Right — Wes Hevris, Don Hanson, Clearence Robinson, Frank McDonnald, Jim Loos, Chuck Pentzen, Alice Dillon, Dike Nagasacki, Dave Kieser. Kevin Renfrow, Doug Tatko and Dave Lampert The Block and Bridle Club is an Agriculturally based club and is open to all students who wish to participate. Each year the club has a fall barbeque in conjunction with Aggie Days; sponsors the Little International, B OC an which is an animal showmanship contest; puts on two western dances; Christmas and Easter feeds of ham and rs sausage. Spring events include publication of a Block B dl ( lub and Bridle annual and a year end Banquet at which the rl e new officers are introduced. First row, Left to Right — Shanna Howes, Edna Dorn, Kris Klossner, Dave Ascuenta, Dave Simonson. Second row — Steve Jacketta, Elise Killian, Julie Cahill, Laurie Crea, Leslie Larsen, Jack Neal, Neil McCall. Third row — John Keele, Kirk Bowman, Kim Mahaffey, Mike Westendoff, Stan Howerton, Mark Chivers, Rock Smith and Reese Marshall, 143 144 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers The IEEE is an international organization, with a Student Branch here on the University of Idaho campus. The purpose of the organization is to introduce students to the technical and business aspects of industry, through an extensive program of tours and speakers. IEEE also provides social activities for the members, with steak fries, athletic events, and pizza parties. Officers: Chair- man — Ron Carpenter, Vice Chairman — Alan John, Secretary — Brad Crotteau, Treasurer — Jack Stamper. Publicity — Mor- gan Herrington and Debbie Janzen, Activities — Joe Law, Advisor — George Hespelt. First row, L to R — Mary Jo Benjamin, Carol Pochardt, Davia r savey, Joe Armstrong, John Brown, Chuck Magne. Jonia Keel. Second row — Marc LeFevros. Jay Reeves, Ray Hein, Lon Gray, Mark Weber, Gerald Ourada, Jeff Montgomery, Loren Foster. Hugh McLaughlin, Mike Byce. Dave Price, Charley Ford. Third row — Dave Fouts. Ron Capener, Kim Brumbach, Ed Helms, Alan John, Kelly Fraser, Dan Bates, Dave Clark, Jim Poaleitner. Terry Comstock, Steve Gorshe. Paul Feffman and Jim Easton, Future Farmers O )f America Front row, Left to Right — Dr. Rick Foster. Neal McCall. Gary Palmer, Leslie Larson, Dr. Doug Pals, Back row — Conrad Underdahl. Ron Funke. Rod Spidahl, Andy Wiseman. Tom Woodland, and Dave Pristupa, 145 Student Alumni Relations Board First row, L to R — Layne Mormon. Second row — Joan Gibson, Shawnie Bacon, Lonnette Gosselin, BJ. Car, Wendy Hill. Third row — Jim Barnes, Paul Fielding, Mark Kinucan, Kevan Miller, Mike Raymond, Waverly Hill. Fourth row — Bernie Wilson, Todd Young, Steve Pardue, Dean Payne, Nancy Riordan. Fifth row — Jacque Palmer, Ann Aschenbrenner, James Hanly, Dave Johnston, Magoo Caroline, Dave Colton, and Sasquatch Mitchell. Blue Key Honorary Blue Key Membership includes: Mark Mustoe President, Ann Pardew Vice President, Susan Jesser Secretary, Tim Carper Treasurer, Tim Adams, Ron Bush, Wade Diehl, Shane Dochert, Bryan Elliot, Tom Falash, Scott Fehrenbacher, Charles Ford, Mike Gallagher, Suzanne Groff, Wayne Jensen, Carolyn Jesser, Bill Knudsen, Jennifer Lehn, Tom Limbaugh, Molly Mannschreck, Dan Mertens, Glem Muirbrook, Kevin O'Brian, Ron Rowan, Doug Siron, Lou Soumas, Tom Trevino, Tanna Trunbull, Jeff Warner, Brian Wilson, and Bob Wolpert 147 Student Life. . . Time i aie ddd ne si tit Ne, Aes ein re Be ent it a aed ne why ug y; 44 ray) Ay 149 Arms and the Man In the University production of Arms and the Man, written by George Ber- nard Shaw and directed by Roy Fluh- rer, the wonderful cast highlighted every element of the production so as to delight their audience. The story is set during war time, but the antics and different personalities of the charac- ters. together created a marvelous spec- tacle. 152 The Marriage of Figaro “The Marriage of Figaro” by Mozart was directed by Charles Walton. The opera is a comedy abouta love affair taking place in the household of a prere- volutionary French count. The music was excel- lent and a few good laughs added to the presenta- uon, Singers were accompanied by the University Symphony Orchestra conducted by LeRoy Bauer. 153 American Indian _ ¢ a) Spotlighted 154 The First Annual “Indian Awareness Week highlighted the week of April 24 on the U of | campus. Indian Arts and Crafts, how to enter and leave a teepee, a festival and a music recital were a few events. Speeches on present and past Indian cultures were presented and sponsored by the Native American Student Associa- tion. The highlight was the Grand Pow Wow and Dance Competition held Fnday. Up to $7,500 worth of prizes were won, 157 Concerts Complete Time Spare 159 160 Students Plagued by Finals Campus Life. . . 163 164 Alpha Chi Omega First row, L to R — Danette Waldron, Ma ry Ann Smick, Jill Crawiord, Cindy Rudman, Beth Rinker, Cindy Peterson. Second row — Brenda Maxwell, Marianne Miller, Charlotte Snook, Kelley Knight, Norma Saxton, Tammy Baumeister, Ana Menjivar, Vicky Quevedo, Rhonda Lierz, Mitzi Hawkins. Third row — Laurie Lynn, Leslee Purdy, Carol May, Jennefer Waggoner, Karen Beck, Mrs. Barnett, Sally Hutchison, Susan Johnston, Erin Rygh, Julie Boeckman, Jeanene Arnzen. Fourth row — Lorna Peterson, Karen Wallace, Cindy Long, Deette Simms, Carol Smith, Marcy Moon, Barb Helbling, Mary Ann Blanton, Lorraine Miller, Tracey Leavitt, Maggie Sloan, Patti Green. Fifth row — Vicki Wilson, Sheila Miller, Janet Obermeyer, Barb Birdt, Linda Grismer, Colleen Arnzen, Linda Stevens, Jean Hauer, Suzanne Guthrie, Kelley Wendle, Vicky Anderson, and Debbie Anderson. Tammy Baumeister Julie Boeckmann Jill Crawford NINA fake Sally Daniel Susan Johnston Carol May Leslee Purdy Norma Saxton Carrie Stauber Alpha Gamma Delta First row, L to R — Liz Schriber, Bev Andrew, Marcia Wells, Julie Olson, Linda Grout. Second row — Terri Harms, Sally Funk, Sue Gustin, Liz Skidmore, Jolyn Riggs, Susan Jesser, Debbie Simon, Beth Palmer. Third row — Lori Delyea, Ann Pardew, Mary Moorer, Mrs. Rowe, Housemother; Lisa Stuart, Gail Henderson, Sherron Osmus. Fourth row — Karin Ocker, Linda Fitchett, Kim Pierce, Leslie Larson, Gussie MeGewan, Vickie Casper, Colleen Wood, Jan Fillmore, Sheryl] Wassem, Laurie Shoen, Melinda Sloviaczek, Kathy Ball, Kathy Koenen, Ann Angelstrand, Elaine Barker, Julie Naylor. Fifth row — Debbie Mesenbrink, Penny West, Kathy Schreiber, Margaret Shearer, Nancy Thurston, Sylvia Molyneux, Marsha Werth, Michele Nix, Kathy Soumas, Diann Harris, Jody Newcomb, Jenny Neese, Shannon Bell, Robyn Gray, Rae Ann Gustafson, Jeanne Brown, Sandra Daniels, and Sandy Owings. Elaine Barker Jeanne Brown Lori Delyea Robyn Gray Sue Gustin Terri A. Harms Diann Harris Gail T. Henderson Tami Kimes Leslie Larson Mary A. Moorer Salie Naylor Jody L. Newcomb Michelle Nix 165 Karin Paige Ociken Julie Olson Sandy Owings Ann Pardon Jennifer Pue Neese Jolyn Riggs Kathy Schreiber Margaret Shearer Melinda Sloviaczek Kathy Soumans Lisa Stuart Eric Sullivan Connie K. Swenson Sheryl Wasem First row, L to R — Sonja Wicker, Janet Fuhriman, Carrie Lechelt, Cathy Calpouzos, Mei Eng, Mary Ann Miller, Wendy Muir, Mitzi Jensen, Lori Tinker, Bonny Colton. Second row — Sybill Baldwin, Lorrie Walrath, Pam Hilliard, Paula Corrothers, Carrie Barton, Marylin Maule, Erin Howser, Kathy Neumayer, Karen Chehey. Third row — Mary Ann Greenwell, Diane Iverson, Sharilyn Trout, Leann Thol, Diane Silflow, Cheryl Teade, Maggie Torell, Teresa Schnabel, Mindee Smith, Pat Virtue. Fourth row — Patti Rea, Wanda Telin, Lori Dyson, Judy Hasenoerhl, Pam Long, Sue Schabacker, Pam Franklin, Tracy Sheilds. Fifth row — Laura Kitchens, Sally Cross, Kate Fleming, Diane Little, Cheryl Holt, Nancy Felin, Ellen Cantrell, Cy Ensign, Carol Hipple. Sixth row Mary Kay Delay, Deb Copeland, Shirley McMurtrey, Laura McDougal, Lisa McDonald, MaryLou McDougal, Donna Karklin, Tracey Thomas, Barb Reins, Liz Carter, Deb Decker, Kathy Bolingbroke, Cheryl Casebolt, Nancy Casebolt, Sue Servick. Seventh row — Stephanie Kambitch, Rennae Davis, Kelly Webster, Dark Reaves Sheila Weimann, Sally Heusinkveld. Eighth row — Annette Smick, and Sandy Illi Debbie Beem Paula A. Carrothers Elizabeth Carter Cheryl Casebolt Nancy Casebolt Karen Chehey Bonny Colton Mary Kay Delay Lori Byson Judy Hasenoehr! 168 Pam Hilliard Sally Huesinkeld Diane Iverson Mitzi Jenson Stephanie Kambitsch Donna Karklin Kathy Newmayer Marilyn Maull Lisa K. McDonald Laura McDougal Marylou McDougal Barbara Rains Patti Rea Barbara Reeve Tracy Shields Diane Silllow Mindee Smith Wanda Telin Sandra L. Tilli Lorie Tinker Sharilyn Trout Jana Watts Alpha Tau Omega First row, L to R — Gordon Radford, Steve Achord, Brad Hazelbaker, Jim Egett, Mark Vegwert, Paul Niemeier, Steve Burton. Second row — Tom Watts, Dean Tracy, Mike Urquidi, Todd Niemeier, Larry Dahnke, Elt Hasbrouck, Gred Nielsen, Pete Reed, Bruce Pancheri, Mark Walsh, Third row — Don Brabb, Shane Bendixser, John Chess, Steve Hayden, James DuBois, Bruce Kerner, Tom Tudder, Jim Manion, Fred Price, Mike Sullivan, Bob Kovich, Steve Wagner, Pat Farley, Charlie Ledington, John Miller, Dave Weikel. Fourth row — Jim Slytield, Dan Pence, Tim Thomas, Zane Blegin, Jeff Adams, Mike Lavigne (Big Daddy), Pete Foss, Dan McGee, Gerry Sillivan, Everett Walker Jeff Adams Shane Bendixser Zane Blegen David Boam Donald M. Brabb Steven S. Burton John Chess Michanel Conroy David Cowan 169 Larry Dahnke Michael Dow James DuBois Jim Edgett Brian Elkins Charlie Ford Peter Foss BL. Fossinick Brian T. Geddis Rob Hambleton David Hancik Tim J. Harberd Elting Hasbrounk Steven Hayden Brad Hazelbaker Bruce Kerner Bob Kovich Mike Laviqne Jeff Lawson Charles Ledington Jim Manion John Miller John C. Morton Mark Murray Gregory Nielsen Paul R. Niemeier Todd C. Niemeier Bruce Pancheri Dan Pence Fredric W. Price Gordan Radford Peter Reed Gerald Sillivan Jim Slyfield Mike Sullivan Jeff Swope Mark Symons Tim Thomas Dean Tracy Tom Tudder Mike Urquidi Dave Vanlith Mark Vegivert Everett Walker Mark Walsh Steve R. Wasner Tom Watt Conylen Weigand David A. Weikel 170 Summer Days 71 Beta Theta Pi _ First row, L to R — Phil Vance, Chris Smith, Bob Newhouse. Second row — Mike Little, Ray Boywer, Greg Gerson, Chris Marshall, Kevin Brennan, Gary Cha pin. Ted Takatori, Randy Lane, Matt Kleffner. Third row — Pat Miller, Mike Nichcols, Rod Griffith, Casey Miller, Jeff Nessenbrink, Mike Gnelkoiv, Cory Stanley, Joe Oliver, Terry Clayton, John Survis, Jim Gerson, Pat Keating, Chuck Green, Kelly McBride, Tom Williams, Kelly Grimes, Tony DeCouge, Joe Robertson, Dave Sullivan. Fourth row — Brad Malm, Mike Bulkey, Wes Pettis, Dan Pangbum, Rick Martin, Rick Shrontz, Andy Wiseman, Gus Metz. Fifth row — Kelly Miller, Rob Petrillo, Greg Marshall, Tim Stickley, Bill Bush, Colin Takatori, Steve Sullivan, Bill McKelvey, John Paine, Dave Higgenbotham, Dell Taylor, and Mark Burton. = . � aS) 4 Raymond Bawyer Mark Burton Gary Champlin Terry Clayton Mark J. Cygler Michael J. Gneckow David Higginbotham Patrick Keating Mike Keogh Ace Kleffner 172 Mike Little Richard Martin Gus Metz Casey Miller Pat Miller Robert Newhouse John L. Paine Wes Pettis Corey Stanley John Survis Colin Takatori Dell Taylor Tom Williams Andy Wiseman 173 Borah Hall ond row — Victor Watkins, Fred Darnell, Chris Nicholas, Scott Bell, Bill Will, Scott Balback, Dennis Vauk. Dave Hansen. Molly Arnzen, Dave Cresse, Ricky Heywood. Third row — B. T. Uptmor, Mike Darcy, Jim Cheney, Mark Bossetti. Larry Swanger, Dave Patonin. Dwight McMaster, Jerry Wooley. Scott Salesky. Charlie Thompson, Dave Sutton, Mike Hochner, Ted Oare. Fourth row — Bill Waggoner, Mark Lorenz. Tim Yamada, Jason Weibe, Oscar Silvera, Chad Smith, Fred Brockman, Bob Stroud, Jerry Fulton, Ken Kugler, and Jim Johnson Bernie Brobart Richard A. Brulotte Kevin Kerfoot Vern McMaster Wayne Osborn Larry Swanger 174 Campbell Hall First row, L to R — Paula Kistler, Susie Cooley, Diane Resa, Barb Ward, Chris Britt. Second row — Wendy Muir, Julie Sherrod, Dee Larrondo, Sharon Jacobs, Lonnette Gosselin, Melanie Helmandollar, Fran Mason, Laura Vuylsteke, Merrell] Wilson, Joyce Westhoff. Third row — Karen Walker, Laurel Loewenstein, Cindy Sather, Maren Rosborough, Carmalita Dancer, Sue Kitt, Mary Woodward, Lois Nishida, Jeri Holes, Marcy Rehfeld. Fourth row — Lynette Foraman, Kathi Strohecker, Joya Mills, Beth Larsen, Michelle Daniels, Cindy Botts, Kaye Stones, Judy Vanslyke, Kelly Williams, Deborah Nelson, Shaun Carson. Filth row—Sandy Wilcox, Jan Underwood, Andy dayton, Ann Riggins, Dixie Hart, Barb Dugdale, Mag Hogg, Kelley Schmidt, Debbie Johnson, Kathleen Murray, Maureen DeCreacse, Ann Farley, Barb Gerhard, Debbie Greenhalgh. Sixth row — Lisa Payne, Sue Noll, Pattie Chase, Carrie Gaines Shawn Carson Lynnette Forsmann Carri L. Gaines Barbara Gerhard Lonnette Gosselin Dixie Hart Paula Kistler Fran Mason Joya Mills 173 Lois Mishida Sue Noll Susan L. Paulin Lisa Payne Diane Resa Julie K. Sherrodd Kay Stones Kathi Strohecker Julie Sutton Laura Veylsteke Barbara Ward Joyce Westhoff 176 Carter Hall First Row, L to R — Susan Argyle, Cheri Lande. Second row — Jane Tillotson, Kelli Williams, Liz Bell, Donna Berkowitz, Dyan Shelton, Teresa Coberly. Third row — Linda Magonigle, Brenda Hirte, Diane Kinzy, Darla Berkowitz, Suzanne Holder, Brenda Martin, Lisa Reeves, Gretchen Ratzer. Fourth row — Julie Hopkins, Tammy King, Cathy Donnelly, Kathy Crawford, Allison Blesch, Mechelle Kolb, Denise Dudro, Kathy Harvell, Cindy Andrews, Ri Watkins, Lisa Hittson, Colleen Clemans. Not pictured — Tammi Colburn, Sue Gibbs, Lynn Miller, Ann Riggins, and Kris Stephensen. Barbara Zabriski 177 178 Delta Chi First row, L to R — Jeff Jayo, Mark Berreth, Reagan Hatch, Farhad Vira, Keith McNally, Kip Misner, Brad Purdy, Ken Poston. Second row Tom Marsh, Steve Strottmann, Ron Whittum, Wayne Jensen, Brad Allison, Steve Van Slyke, Kurt Kuyper, Skip Klabunde, Third row — Larry Murphey, Dave Strottmann, John Muir, Larry Hamon, Jim Grady, Jay Sweeney, Tom Pickett, Ray Holmer, Dave McDowell, Dave Cavanaugh, Kevin Stanley, Mitch Coba. Fourth row — Glen Eastman, Tim Dillinghan, Dave Combs, Dave Olin, Ming Wong, Barry Wilson, Terry Dolar, Leonard Nelson, Vie Evans. Brad Allison Mark Berreth Mitch Caba Dave Cavanuagh Tim Carpier David L. Combs Tim R. Dillingnan Terry Dolar Glenn Eastman wat a a Victor Evans James Grady Larry Hamon Reagon Hatch Mitch Hicks Ray Holmer Jeffrey R. Jays Skip Klabunde Kurt D. Kuyper John Mair Tom Marsh Dave McDowell Keith McNally Doug Misner Don Morris John Moss Larry Murphy Leonard Nelson Kevin Odenborg Dave Olin Tom Pickett Kenneth D. Postan Bard Purdy Dave Strottman Steve Strottman Michael Stanley John P. Sweeney Steve Van Slyks Farhad Vira Mike WerMers Ron Whittum Barry Wilson Ming Wong 180 Delta Delta Delta «ated 24 een ee, San : r- ° PO ow oS ry aa. «at 1 «hey . First row, L to R — Monica Peck, Debbie Bahe, Kathy Hale, Ann Rice, Sandy Shook, Therese Hancock, Kim Rogers, Karen Story, Marge Krahn, Terri Love, Jane Last, Denise Carnahan. Second row — Waverly Hill, Lori Cornilles, Cindy Ball, Connie Gibb, Jean Aschenbrenner, Julie Galdos, Julie Gott, Mrs. McCreary-Housemother, Janet Thompson, Judy Emerson, Anne Riordan, Candy Thompson, Terrie Leclair, Denise Wells, Kay Bridges, Karen Connor, Joyce Hillis. Third row — Julie Magnuson, Kim Schubach, Janet Peterson, Pam Taylor, Rosario Pizzaro, Wendy Hill, DeEtta Lamb, Shannon Boll, Cristi Peterson, Michelle Lerandeau, Cindy Schlottman, Marjan Sassanfar, Karen Kolb, Pene Thompson, Liz Gibney, Stephanie Silzel, Jacque Palmer, Catherine Hancock, Suzy Shelley. Fourth row — Shawni Bacon, Ann Aschenbrenner, Sallie Vowels, Diana Beckman, Jayne Hollifield, Meredith Adkins, Susan Smith, Patti Stroschein, Annette Goodner, Rhonda Wilke, Vickie Lee, Sarah Hoeffel, Connie Sturtevant, Belynda Durrington, Teena Hieb, Janet Henderson, Kathy Ward, Barbie Crea, and Joan Gibson. Ann Aschenbrenner Shawni Bacon Karen Conner Barbie Crea Beckie Fehr Annette Goodner Julie Gott Kathy Hale Therese Hancock Janet Henderson Teena Hieb Waverly Jane Hill Joyce Hillis Mary Ihli Marge Krahn Kathy Lue Ward Julie Magnuson Pear! Pine Anne Riordan Kim Schubach Susan Smith Karen Story F atti Stroschein Pam Taylor Janet Thomason Pene Thompson Sally Vowels Rhonda L. Wilke Delta Gamma DELTA GAMMA First row, L to R — Becky Marienau, Becky Benner, Marie Voltolini, Renee Brickner. Second row — Teresa Swanson, Suzy Giesler, Mary Kay Parce, Barb Jackson, Nancy Swindell, Sallie Sherer, Jill Driscoll, Sue Sieloff, Melodee Brown, Jacki Martin, Pam Colclough, Condy Hopkins, Carol Reager, Connie Nelson. Third row — Janet Magnuson, Helen Soulen, Janet Cegnar, Jill Solberg, Sue Hill, Rani Asla, Sara Lofthus, Gina Baffico, Deb Park, Lorie Smiley, Jane Heffner, Cindy Marks. Fourth row — Kris Gauss, Teresa Parrill, Mary Jane Call, Margaret Wagner, Rose Rettig, Jenny Pottenger, Kathy Atkinson, Denise Williams, Susan Atkinson, Pat Johnston, Pam Jobes, JoAnne Stringfield. Back — Diane Sandvig, Paula Depew. Balcony — Robin Smiley, Laurie Bresnahan, Sharon Blandford, Anne McGough, Cheri Lawrence, and Ellie Dir. Rani Asla Kathy Atkinson Susan Atkinson Gina Baffico Becky Beaner Cindy Bidart Laurie Bresnahan Melodee Brown Mary Jane Call Janet M. Ceqner Pam Colclough Debbie Darnell Paula Depew Ellis Dir Jill Driscoll Suzy Gresler Peggy Heffner Barbara Jackson Judi Johnson Pat Johnston Rosemary Kettig Sina Kiilsgaard Sarah Loftus Janet Magnuson Rebecca Marienau Cindy Marks Ann McGough Connie Nelson Debbie Park Teresa Parrill Jenny Potlenger Carol Reager Alita Ruehl Jill Salberg Diane Sanavig Sallie Sherer Susan Sieloff Robin Smiley Joanne Stringfied Margaret Wagner Denise Williams 183 184 Delta Sigma Phi First row, L to R —- Ken Talman, Mike Dasenbrock, Ken Crocker, Kathy Koenen (Dream Girl), Bob Vassar, Jeff Sakoi. Second row, — Tony Orchard, Barry O'Brien, Randy Gill, Tom Thiel, Alan Brockett, Toby McNeal, Doug Modrow, Dan Kinsolving. Third row, — Jay Masterson, Gary Freiburger, Jerry Ingalls, Gale Wilson, Jeff Brockett, Chris Miller, Dave Adams, Bob Kopper, Tim Mooney. Fourth row — Dave Sikes, Tim Coldsnow, Scott Biggs, Marty Behm, Mike Miller, Mark Kopper, Eric Pickett, Brian West, Dan McIntosh, Matt Espe. John Argyle Martin Behm Scott Biggs Barry O'Brien Kevin D. O'Brien Alan Brockett Jeff Brockett Doug Brown Tim Campbell Tim Coldsnow Ken Crocker Ray Cross Mike Dasenbrock Brian Emerson Matt Espe Gary Freiburger Randy Gill Jerry Ingalls Dan Kinsolving David Kiser Bob Kopper Mark Kopper Mike Kopper Dan McIntosh Toby McNeal Chris Miller Michael Miller Doug Modrow Tim Mooney John Moorhead Dyke Nagaska Tony Orchard Eric Pickett Jeff Sakoi David Sikes Greg Smith Rick Sparks Eric Staddard Jay Stewart Kenneth Tallman Tom Thiel Bob Vassar Paul Wakogowa Brian West Gale Wilson First row, L to R — Dana Gutfician, Tom Hoffmann, Jackie Collins, Matt Davis, Dan Kohring, Val Hansen, Kent Rodseth, Jerry Mottern, Greg Brink, Steve Shultz, Casper Chadderdon, Steve Kopke. Second row — Jeff Brown, Jeff Aepworth, Tim Hendricks, Jim Alston, Rick Gierz, Dave Boone, Dan Piva, Jerry Atkinson, Andy Harrington, Rod Schaeffer, Craig Clapier. Third row — Scott Shepard, Todd Shultz, Kole Berriochoa, Jeff Wagner, Mike Groff, Jim Thomas, Ellie Dur, John McGough, Bill Keyes, Tom Park, Pitch Black, Tim Viehweg. Fourth row — Sally Sheirer, Ron Butts, Susie Giesler, Bill Fagerbakke, Mike Dorman, Brett Tolmie, Tom Wicher, Ron Millick, John Rowett, Chris Cramer, Rick Piva, Scott Straubar, Randy Kolar. Fifth row — Creed Wright, Mike Bean, Tom Ridgeway, Ric Fix, Goog Gillitte, Alan Day, Jeif Wunzler, Pete Piva, and Tom Henderson. Jim Alston Mike W. Bean David Boone Greg Brink Jeff Brown Craig Clapier Alan Day Ric Fix Michael Groff Val Hansen Tom Henderson Tim Hendrix Randy Kolar Rick Lierz Ron Millick Jerry Mottern Tom Park Danny R. Piva Rick Piva Tom Ridgeway Kent Rodseth Scott Straubar Jeff Wagner Creed Wright 187 Farm House First row, L to R — Stuart Nesbitt, Mark Swensen. Second row — Ann Rice, Susan Crustin, Patty Thomas, Leslie Larson, Monte Bruhn, Casey Amy, Amold Calison, Joe Campos, Alvaro Arias. Third row — Karen Connor, Julie Hopkins, Harvey Skinner, Marcos Kubosumi, Bruce Beautrow, Lonny Powell, Ed Winn, Tom Foster, Rob Frederickson, Kelly Rice, Rob Atkins. Fourth row — Jim Henlow, Jeff Heins, Shawn Williams, Karen Kolb, Sue Argyle, Julie Foots, Elise Killian, Deana Painter, Kathy Fuchs, Don Nesbitt, Doug Mabe, Eldon Muller, sli Paes Racicot. Fifth row — Hon May, Richard Bowman, Marie, Matt Roos, Neal Christensen, Scott Breeding, Brian Busch, and ock Smith. Brian Busch Joe Campos Kris Daw Brian Dockins Brian Faulko Scott Fehrenbacher Alvaro Arias Font Steve Gano Jeff Heins Kevin Hoene Marcus Kubosumi Barry Leitch Randy Lenon Ralph May Eldon Muller Jim Racicot Forney Hall First row, L to R — Jayne Hopkins, Jacqui Dodd, Vanessa Zumbaum, Theresa Tritt, Susan Drexeir. Second row — Barb Longland, Suzanne Leonard, Gina Schell, Marie Schumacher, Liz Pace, Mary Scott, Diane Siverly, Kristin McKie, Abison Barber, Third row — Lori Freeman, Becky Stewart, Bonnie Wise, Gloria Willis, Lori Clark, Denise Laurence, Delaine Ernstrom, Sue Coles, Deb LaPointer, Carla Frazier. Fourth row — Mary Planagan, Darlene Johnson, Barb Warner, Martha Anderson, Karen Ingle, Cathy Christensen, Debra Gayle, Michelle Pfeiffer, Kim Brown, Lynn Oswald, Gay Mattson, Laura Meyer, Alice Dillon. Fifth row — Carrie Petrel, Elizabeth Wersland, Jo Irwin, Susan Hemmer, Kam Spelman, Kathy Fuchs, Betsy McFadden, Jean Kinyon, Julie Fouts, June Mahaffy, Alice Lubbers, Randi Revetto, Robin Lenz, and Meg Struble. Alice Dillion Jacqui Dodd Carla Frazier Kathy Fuchs Jean Kinyon Denise Laurence Robin Lenz Betsy McFadden Kelly Murphy Karen Napmes Donna Norton Delaine Onsfrom Randit Rovetto Gayle Schaeffer Gina Schell Marie Schumacher 189 French Hall First row, L to R — Diann e Soule, Kathy Martling, Janet St. John, Ilene Warner, Joann Miracle, Linda Blackwood, Marty Dailey, Tami Degitz, Karmen Stokes, Shelley Greene, Sandy Kassens, Mary Booth, Peg Vogel. Second row — Sharon Marini, Mary McAfee, Barb Cochran, Jeri Gerrad, Dawn Forrester, Julie Forrester, Kathy O'Grady, Ann Ross, Deb Kaus, Val Jensen, Cathy Clark. Third row — Nola Sorenson, Kris Spelman, Kim Grover, Sue McLaughlin, Lori Banks, Nola Thielke, Karen Stoll, Andrea Reimann, Jen Donohue, Linda Joosten, Jaye Pietsch, Ros Rowley. Fourth row — panei Muller, Lynn Moir, Brenda Buhr, Jan Whitinger, Martha Bailey, Laura Ekeland Kathy Crockett, Karen Baumler, Camille Rucker, Linda Lincoln, Judy Prohaska, Chris Greenfield, Susan Shawver. Linda Blackwood Mary Booth Cathy Clark Martha Daily Tamara Degitz Jeny Donohue Diane Ferguson Dawn Forest Julie Forrester Shelley Greene Chris Greenfield Kim Grover Susan Hutchinson Sandra Kassens Mary McAfee Susan McLaughlin Neola Naher Nancy Plum Judy Prohaska Andrea Riemann Ann Ross Dianne Soule Kris Spelman Janet St. John Karen Stokes Karen Stoll Janis J. Whitinger i9} 192 Gamma Phi Beta me a Be. 1 = First row, L to R — Judy Croy, Diane Frisch, Heidi Rotchford, Susie Molenaar, Nan Srinayza. Second row — Kellee OBrien, Leann Blanksma, Sandy Walker, Kelly Ames, Resa Galdos, Myrna Miller, Libby Hicks, Dana Gillfillian, Terry Keithly, Laura Iriando, Third row Debby Hepner, Tammi Jensen, Lisa Ripley, Debby Moore, Brenda Mathews, Candy Cirillo, Jackie Collins, Terry Brown, Sara Day, Pam Albertson, Janie Terhar, Nancy Feeney, Patty Wolf, Linda Clayton, Katie Corigan. Fourth row — Becky Wilkinson, Liz Morgan, Amy Leuck, Sherri Driscol, Marra Arime, Debby Becker, Patty Anderson, Kenet Wilson, Terry Bwins, Ann St Marie, Julie Cahil, Louise Telutki, Andy Swanstrum, Missy Munns, Allison Moore, Leslie Thompson, Anna Wagner, Sandra Powell. Pam Albertson Christine J. Anderson Patti Anderson Mara Dann Arima Debbie Becker Teri Biveno LeAnn Blanksma Terry Brown Julie Cahill Candy Cicillo Linda Clayton Katy Corrigan Sarah Day Sherri Driscoll Nancy Feeney Dana Gilfillan Suzanne Groff Debbie Hepner Libby Hicks Laura Iriondo Tami Jensen Teri Keithly Jenny Kleffner Katie Kleffiner Amy Leuck Ann St. Marie Brenda Mathews Susan Molenaar Alison Moore Debbie Moore Missy Munns Kellee O'Brian Sondra Powell Lisa Ripley Heidi Rotchford Nan Spinazzea Sue Suesoderstrow Andrea Swanstrum Teresa Tesnohlidek Leslie Thompson Louise Tylutki Anna Wagner Becky Wilkson Kenet Wilson 193 194 Gault Hall i we - ww 4) =soay Ap be se] tral L First row, L to R — Eric Verner, Jeff Uhling, Ernie Cody, Neal Tacke, Stud, Larry Kopezynski, Eric Stansbury, Tom Ward, Toby Clayton, Steve Smith, Mike Gilliland, Chris Wren, Bob Schmidt, Greg Sonnen, Brian Larimore. Second row — Scott Robins, Chris Sorenson, Mark Holzrichter, Dave Suckling, Mike Sebastian, Pete Orlins, Mark Stathus, Kevin Hamilton, Mike Brown, Abdollam Setarehaseman, Mark Tilson, Greg Wren, Lenny Hill, Mike Collins, Doug Braun. Third row — Dallas Burkhalter, Kevin Meservy, Rich Does, Dick Hitt, Jeff Egan, Calvin Morris, Paul Hjorten, Rich Mann, Joel Bate, Rick Gonzales, Bill Corder, Tony DuLonge, Jerry Ourada. Fourth row — John Rhodes, Dave Holland, Pat Horne, Clark Ness, Eric Smith, Chuck Bills, Bill Hill, Jeff Buhr, John Dwyer, Doug Jilek, Jeff Mays, Bob Donnelly, Jeff Chandler, Jim Achenbach, Don Skinner, Phil Wichman, Joe Scarano, Curt Bailey, Rick Barnes. Fifth row — Joe Chicane, Matt Horan, Dan Marsh, Ray Giravd, Kevin Grundy, Matt Oesterlin, Kim Schwanz, Dave Fouts, Larry Henry, Kirk Lloyd, Don Oakwright, Jeff Kendrick, Briand Gardner, Doug Huffman, Brian Turner, Scott Gurnsey, Dick Halsey, John Streich, and Lloyd Brabbs. James E. Achenbach David Baldus Rick Barnes Joel Bate Matthew Besterlin Micheal D. Brown Jeff Buhr Toby Clayton Ernest H. Cody Clark Dess John Dwyer Jeff Egan David L. Fouts Charles M. Gilliland Doug Braun Kevin Hamilton Lenny Hill Paul Hjorten Mark Holzrichter Patrick Home Matthew Horan Larry Kopezynski Brian Larmore Richard Mann Kevin Mills Calvin Morris John Nickodemus Jeff Peppersack Scott Robbins Joe Scarano Eric omith Eric Stansbury Neal Tacke Mark Tilson Brian Turner Jeffray C, Uhling Thomas Ward Michael Wilson Greg Wren 195 Graham Hall First row, L to R — Jeff Romans, Jack Sands, Joa Kronk, Mark Blanning, Jim Sollinger. Second row — Rick Browne, Clay Kuhn, Kevin Howard, Frank Switzer, Walt Meyer, Max Ryan, Allen Lee, Barry Moffett. Third row — Greg Chatfield, Bob Wachtel, Dave Martin, Alex Reim, Chris Schrier, Mike Cothern, Arnold Johnson, Chris Potzig, Mel Mertz, Bob Bonnett, Ron Byers, Arya Ebrahimpour, Bert Newbry. Fourth row — Bob Sanders, Ted Bahr, Earl Cole, Mike Edwards, Ron Funke, Warren Watson, Bob Hassoldt, Rich Edlund, Shawn Knudson, Mike Christianson, Jim Bauer. Robert Bonnett Ronald Funke Gary Ganser Joe Kronk Allen Lee Mel Maertz Mark J, Sheehan Marc. L. Watts 196 Gray Loess Hall tt = First row, L to R — John Simmons, Andy Oas, Brad Duckett, Bret Webb, Robin Tillet, Chris McBride, Rhonda Haney, Bill Dvake, Chris Crabbs, Brian Fay, Terry Triplett, Tim Claffey. Second row — Julie Footit, Ken Pavlick, Brooke Andves, Hugh Shaber, Carol Boyd, Kelly Keller, Brett Rolison, Barbara Echo, Dorothy Dahlgren, Shelia Mitchell, Michaela Kratz, Sue Douglas. Third row — Jon Archambault, Brian Montgomery, John Rears, Jody Hoskins, Don Douglas, Ken Klein, Terry Hopkins, Jeremy Jeffers, Mike Welch, Mark Jackson, Bill Sapo Susan Beatty. Fourth row — Tim Dunnagun, Bill Curtis, Roger Bolden, Bret Case, Annette Boyts. Fifth row — Dion Jergo, and udy King. Brett Boleson Bill Drake Terry Hopkins Hugh Shaber Terry Triplett Mike Welch 197 198 Hays Hall First row, L to R — Peggy Matukonis, Kathy Schmahl, Nancy Bechtholdt, Stacy Hall, Pauline McClain, Debby Duke. Second row — Chris Cassels, Sue Stash, Nicci Newman, Debbie Neal, Sara Grace, Barb Merkel, Kerrin McMahan, Linda Dartsch, Jayne Eller. Third row — Molly Ahlgren, Tori Hoiland, Carrie Graham, Frances Trujillo, Dot McGough, Terry Neumayer, Jamie Edson, Barbie Bruce, Kay Cee Hodson. Fourth row — Anna Marie Fritz, Richele Howell, Kim Ueland, Linda DeMeyer, Donna Miasserian, Shawn Gugin, Nancy Rand, Kathy Smelek, Irma Calnon, Peggy Gustin, Lori Doolittle, Julia Campbell, Drusilla Daily, Lynn Welty, Diana Harrison, and Jan Castles. Marie Ahlgren Nancy Bechtholdt Irma Calnon Amy Cochrane Tori Hoiland Richele Howell Peggy Maturonis Belen Manasterio Susan Mensen J. Aa Barb Merkel Terri Neumayer Kathy Schmahl Kathy Smelck Susan Stash Houston Hall ae : First row, L to R — Alana Smith, Deb Matchey, Carol Jackson, Jarri Nivala, Pearl Andrews, Vicki McLean, Cathy Savage, Paula Dallabetta, Shelley Luper, LaRue Bean, Donna Uptmore, Melissa Montgomery. Second row — Rose Hasenoehrl, Laura Rosevear, Cindy Benson, Barb Maycock, Lyn Nelson, Melanie Call, Lori Stone, Annette Renn, Molly Arnzon, Jackie Lerandeau, Danette Hughes, Denise Butler, Mary Conley, Shannon Steigers, Barb Wodzin, Lori Trautman. Third row — Willa Soncarty, Kim Zentz, Mary Ann Potts, Julie Gillespie, Janice Uhlorn, Edie Lambert, Shawn Adams, Cheryl Sonnen, Diane Becker, Mary Blaine, Althea Dillon, Cindy Morris, Sandra Yoder, Pam Bradetich, Casey Schmidt, Carmen Stimmel, Barbara Tibbs, Amy Gillette, Rene Jungert, Jean Plummer, Janet Gabica, Betsy Kee, Pati Kirwan, and Cristi Peterson Shawn Laree Adams Cindy Benson Melanie Call Donna Frei Julie Gillespie Amy Gillette Rene Jungert Edie Lambert Lyn Nelson Jean Plummer Mary Ann Potts Willa Soncarty Lori Stone Barbara Tibbs Janice Uhlom Donna Uptmor Barb Wodzin Sandra Yoder Kappa Alpha Theta First row (seated), L to R — Vicki Tewell, Patty Kemper, Chris Lemon, Joni Mottern, Ann Stevenson, Jeanie Ryan, Brenda Johnson, Candi Thomas, Tore Beal. Second row — Deana Jensen, Judy Tatko, Lisa Smith, Jan Driscoll, Helen Lungren, Wendy Hansen, Kristie Fife, Elaine Avichouser, Marlene Briggs. Third row — Julie Deobald, Carolyn Greenwood, Debbie French, Julie Love, Cindy Holden, Becky Sullivan, JoAnne Parks, Teresa Hausladen, Mary Kurdy, Corrine Kemper, Amy Snyder. Fourth row — JoEllen Leitch, Kristi Pfeiffer, Kelly Dvorak, Louann Morten, Mary Hasenhoerl, Trina Strom, Mary Kries, Kathy Schonewald, Suanne McCrolkey, Marian Evans, Paula Sherman, Kim Blake, Tammy McGregor, Nancy Haug. Elaine Avichowser Kim Blake Sondra Creed Jul ie A. Deobald Kelly Dvorak Maryon Evans Kristie File Mary Kurdy JoEllen Leitch Julie Love Suanie McCroskey Tammy McGregor Ann Stevenson Kappa Kappa Gamma paonnalsdhas - nd - 4 First row, L to R — Debie Miller, Jodi Wellman, Jennifer Lehn, Joy Shelton, Rose Schumacher, Chery! Stewart, Liz Cousins, Jill Wellman, Melanie Sowles. Second Row — Bridget MacGregor, Terrill Furey, Yuonne Cook, Becky Eisinger, Becky Johnson, Molly MacGregor, Viv Martin, Stacy Wickman, Jane Kessel, Ann Swindell. Third row — Kathy Cyglar, Lori Limbaugh, Paula Pierce, Tricia | Fe Katie Kirk, Hane? Reagan, Terri Moore, Bibiana Bryson, Tessie Keogh, Cindy Hamblin, Stephanie Larson, Christy Daw, Stacie Dechambeau, Karen win, Fourth row — Shari Johnston, Amy Yowell, Amy Reagan, Cheryl Carey, Mary Beth Netson, Jeanne Walker, Jane Henderson, persiogg Albinson, Brenda Wright, Cindy Higgins, Stephanie Claiborn, Lynn Lettish, Caroline Shook, Brenda Sanders, Carol Canine, Christi Cline. Andrea Albinson Nancy Reagan Tracy Boyd Bibiana Bryson Carol Canine Cheryl Cary Stephanie Claiborn Yvonne Cook Liz Cousins Kathy Cygler Staci Dechambeau Mary Beth Downing Becky Eisinger Karen Goodwin Jane Henderson Cindy Higgins Becky Johnson Shari Johnston Theresa M. Keogh Stephanie Larson Jennifer Lehn Lynne Lettieli Shelly Liermann Tricia Lopez Bridget MacGregor Terri Moore Marybeth Nelson Paula K. Pierce Rose Schumacher Joy Shelton Caroline Shook Melanie Sowles S. Jeanne Walkeiz Jill Wellman Jodi Wellman Sue Williams Brenda Wright Amy Yowell 202 Kappa Sigma First row, L to R — Mike Donnelley, James Hawley, Jritz Buijs. Second row — Kevin Miller, Bernie Wilson, BJ. Carr, Mark Nelson, David Johnston, Dan Haber, Todd Young, Jack McGee, Tim Gleason, Kurt Kracan, Bab Wolpert, Craig Shaber. Third row — Joe Lapha m, Tom Koto, David Colton, Bill Pruitt, Bob Crisp, Scott Hayman, Craig Nelson, Mike Miller, Bryan Duncan, Greg Wadsworth. Fourth row — Joseph Johnston, Bob Kinucan, Scott Roberts, Dale Welch, Pat Donnelley, Tom C. Camm, Don Floyd, Ross Oyen, Jeff Williams, Mark Kinucan, Bob Crabtree, Ed Bala, Paul Fielding. Fifth row — Jeff Benham, Rick Steiner, John Mitchell, Larry Smith, Bob Dyson, Bob Gleason, Briggs Hawley, Todd Hedge, Tom Luther, Layne Dodson, Dennel! Huddleston, Mike Raymond, Jason Anderson, and Lou Soumas. Robert Benham Fritz Buijs Tom Camm Dave W. Colton Bob Crabtree Layne Dodson Brya Duncan Gerard Dyson Paul Fielding 203 Don Floyd Bob Gleason Tim Gleason Oscar R. Gonzallz James Hawley Scott Haymann Todd Hedge David Johnston Joseph Johnston Kevin Kerr Mark Kinucan Robert Kinucan Skip Lapham Jack C. McGee Kevan M. Miller Michael Miller John Mitchell Mark Nelson Ross Oyen Bill Pruitt Low Soumas Rick Steiner Craig Shaber Mike Stinson Todd Young Dale Welch Jeffrey Williams Bernie Wilson Lambda Chi Alpha First row, L to R — John Worster, Kevin Holt, Herb King, Mark Bailey, Roger Bincken, Jeff Jones. Second row — Karl Blackstock, Kieth Kinzer, Lawrence Lampert. Third row — John Roush, Mike Jonnson, Keven Ridenour, Bill Mellick, Glen Jackson, Dale Bobinson, Walt Hellinger, Dan Hammett, Glen Schumacher, Jim Torell, Scot Cocking. Fourth row — Rusty Jamison, Dan Chisholm, Bob Mallett, Tim Andersen, Tim Miller, Mike Tylutki, Sarry Harding, Tom Tylutki Tim Anderson Mark Barley Kar! Blackstock Mark Boatman 205 Roger Brincken Dan Chisholm Scot Cocking Dan Hammett Dan Harder Larry Harding Walt Hellinger Dave Hobbins Kevin Holt Glen Jackson Russell Jamison Wayne Jenson Mike Johnson Jett Jones Herbert King Keith Kinzer David Lampert Laurence Lampert Robert Mallett William Mellick Tim Miller Kevin Ridenour Dale Robinson John Roush Glenn Schumacher Jim Torell Mike Tylutki Tom Tylutki John Worster Lindley Hall First row, L to R — Bryan Charleworth, Mare Beitia, Justin Taysom. Second row — Rick Church, Ron Wolforth, Bob Stalnaker, Teryy Idler, Kevin Jeffers, Dick Ross. Third row — Dean Dahnke, Ken Trentacosti, John Willson, Steve Thomas, Don Barr, Tim Entry, Kevin Ketterer, Steve Cobb, Don Moravec, Gerry Layes. Fourth row — Brad Campbell, Richard McClain, Steve Brown, Jeff Wardle. Tim Ament, Dave Abajian. Russel Donohue, Greg Grove, Fred Rippee, Gary Wooldridge, Daren Post, Dave McIntosh, Fifth row — Reid Langnill, Greg Var- ney. Jim Siedelmann, Carl Main, Robert Taylor, Jerry Madsen, Jeff Growe, Jim Dorr, Bob Griswold, Larry Barber, Steve Bachtel, Jim Mileskko, and Tim Gibbons. Rick Delyer Edward Downs Steve Gorshe Anthony J. Messuri Jr. John Schewe Robert Taylor 207 208 McConnell Hall First row, L to R — Bob Nelson, Mike Wilhelm, Glue Romig, Will Kendra, Dean Hubbs, Phyl Day, Robin Day, Ken Day. Second row — Dave Brandt, Geoff Meek, Martin Ingham, Rob Jensen, Lou Ballard, Rog Henry, Mike Dunkle, Dean Grover, Kim Mahaffey, Ron Capeur Louis Ballard David Braudt Ron Capener Courtland Carpenter Kenneth Day Phyllis Day Michael Dunkle Denn Grover Rodger Henry Rick Howard Dean Hubbs Robert A. Jenson William Kendra Steve KoHo Kim Mahaffey Geoffrey M. Meek Robert J. Nelson Glenn Romig Edwin Stone Martin Tngham Mike Wilbelm Jay Zuellner McCoy Hall cf ee oS 5 ed, Bl 7 First row, L to R — Judith Fielder, Holly Rogers, Gayl Hofmeister, Leanne Hoffland, Melody Uhlenkott, Darlene Mahler. Second row — Kelly Connor, Vikie Dymoke, Lonna Robinette, Lorrie Leonard, Laura Cruz, Kelly Hunt, Lisa Broyles. Third row — Carrie Durna, Sue Ivie, Della Wheeler, Lynlee Strahm, Ellen McKinney, Kim Matthews Elizabeth A. Broyler Laura J. Cruz Gay! Hofmeister Carrie L. Puran Wendy Sutoon Mellody Uhlenkott Della Wheeler 210 Oleson Hall First row, L to R — Bev Flowers, Dawn Vosika, Teresa Klein, Rose Hoffert, Kristin Peterson, Jo Anne McCoy, Diane Snediker, Debbie Bell. Second row — Sandi Bruner, Kim Carson, Mary Lou Gernhart, Barbara Tupper, Pat Simcask, Linda Zuvich, Jenny Eldridge. Third row — Alice Meppen, Cathy Thomas, Mary Pierce, Katrina Smith, Lori Mroz, Kellie Williams, Sharron Parker, Michelle Collins. Fourth row — Debbi Paisley, Becky Kologi, Gail Thomas, Val Pishle. Fifth row — Marie Schorzman. Michele Collins Bev Flowers Margaret Meyer Lori Mroz Mary H. Storey 21 Pi Beta Phi First row, L to R — Margaret Lau, Linda Freely, Barbara Heckler, Pam Greaves, Kay Albright, Connie Pavlik, Nancy Davis, Marcie McGillis, Lisa McCreary, Michelle Woods. Second row — Connie Burton, Tammy Wynn, ns Hansen, Debbie Thompson. Jane Deienbach, Lori Colhoff, Patty Slett, Leslie Muller, Marcy Spilker, Patty Brown, Katie Creason, Wendy Kerbs, Patricia Rourke, Bobbi Jo Haynes. Third row — Sue Gage, Melodie Houlberg, Diane Tappen, Jean Dammerell, Marla Jones, Mary Martha Cooke, Kathy Hamilton, Sue Beeson, T.C. Henderson, Lynn Christensen, Ann Wiseman, Corrie Dean, Cathy Cooke, Mary Ann Koch, Mary Kay Neufield, Michelle Day. Fourth row — Layna Parks, Lisa Harberd, Gayle Hawley, Chris Lenke, Nancy Ward, Michelle Burton, Lori Lewis, Molly Austin, Margo Britzmann, Terri Fitch, Cindy Davis, Laura Norby, Chris Howlett, Lyssa Wittman, Pam Neil, Robin Simineo, Linda Hagan. Kay Allright Sue Beeson Cathy Cook Jean Dammarell Michelle Day Nancy Davis 212 Carrie Dean Linda Freeby Linda Hagen Lisa Harbard Barbara Heckler Melodie L. Houfberg Wendy Kerbs Margaret Lam Christine Lenke Lori Lewis Marcie McGillis Pam Neil Mary Kay Newteld Connie Sue Parlik Tricia Rourke Nancy L. Ward Ann Wiseman Lyssa A. Wittman Michelle Woods 213 Phi Delta Theta First row, L to R — Gregg Gorringe, Byron Flynn, Clay Mathewson, Brett Hanson, Rex Harding. Steve Snow, Steve Beer. Second row — Bill Gleixner, Doug Ohms, Mike Slette, Ben Barstow, Rick Dickenson, Craig Galati, Dave Peavy, Jon Bolte, Dave Allen. Third row — Jack Seburn. Dave Weitz, Harry Soulen, Bob Mai, Steve Ohms, Mike Faulkner, John McCormack, John Oslund, Mark Wiseman, Rick harper, Mark Faulkner, Mike St. Marie, Mark Jobes, Jim Gleixner, Cory Firzlaff. Fourth row — Steve Fellows, Doug McIntosh, Mike Dammarell, Jim Seburn, Mike Bundy, Mike W'lson, Steve Fairbrother, Dick Reilly, Ed Renfro, Bob Gagon, Kent Hansen. Mike Frensdorf, Bill Cham- bers, Brad Cowles. Fifth row — Jake Heusinkveld, Russ Morgan, Dirk Druffel, Dan Baldwin, Mike Clark, Doug Wilson, Jon Mudge, Bill Carter, Eric Weeth, Kent Smith, Ken Druffel. David Allen Dan Baldwin Steve Beer Michael Bundy Bill Carter Bill Chambers Gregg Corkinge Dale Dammarell Kirk Druffel Steve Fairhrother Mark Faulkner 214 Mike Faulkner Steve Fellows Byron Flynn Bob Gagon Craig Galati Bill Gleixner Brett Hanson Kent Hansen Rex Harding Rick Harper Jake Heusinkueld Seburn Jack Bob Mai Mike St. Marie John M. Mudge Clark Muscat Doug Ohms John Oslund David Peavey Ed Renfro Kent Smith Steve Snow Harry Soulen Mark T. Tobes Eric Weeth David Weitz Mitcheal Wilson Mark Wiseman 215 216 Phi Gamma Delta First row, L to R — Larry Cook, Mike Greer, Don Mendiola, Ed Button, Bo Burns, Bill Swanson, Jim McGeachin, Dana Kramer, John Shumate, Mike Schoen, Jim Harris, John Wilson. Second row — Tad Inoye, Kevin Bissing, Mike Feucht, Rick Haynes, Kirk Hadley, Tom Sherwood, Ed Titler, Pat Pline, Robin Welter , Tim Roden, Hugh Simpson, Bill Ingram, Steve Mindive, Joel Freudenthal, Rick Beloit, Jonathan Ruruya, Jeff Tisherman, Dan Harris, Duncan Thompson, Bret Payne. Third row — Mark Jones, Brian Sheehy, Sam Rodell, Brad Waughtal, Dave McClure, Doug Mactaggart, Bill Reagan, Eben Pope, John Freudenthal, Mont Garman, George Katsilometes, Tom Zwainz. 4 Craig Barnes Kirk O'Brien Brett Comstock Laurence R. Cook Mike Feucht Jonathon Furuya Kirk Hadley Dan Harris Jim Harris Rich Haynes Ken Heagle Bryon Hopla Jeff Hosking Mark Hutchinson William Ingram Waitney Johnson Mark Jones Scott Marboe David McClure Jim McGeachin Bret Payne Patrick L Plme Brian Sheehy Tom Sherwood William Swanson George Vyeki John Wilson Tom Zwainz 217 Phi Kappa Tau First row, L to R— Kevin Rucker, Debbie Beam, Steve Walker, Scott Kracaw, Linda Lincoln, Rick Huber. Second row — Jerome Schreiner, Camille Rucker, Brian Anthony, Jill Wellman, Dave Cooper, Bonnie Allen, Todd Neill. Third row — Dennis Ridgeway, Scott Collaer, John Tanski, Kevin Jones, Kevin Madsen, Dave Christiansen, Pat Kelly, Jeff Alock Fourth row — Alan Dempsay, Robert Collaer, Mark Mills, Alfred Haas, Gus Karroum. Fifth row — Terry Dehaas, Julie Boeckmann, Alan Edwards, Jayne Hopkins, Owen Edwards, Bob White, Linn wer Patrick Kelly 218 Pi Kappa Alpha First row, L to R — Robin Pomeroy, Jennifer Thomas, Dan Karn, Karen Stoll, Paula Pierce. Second row — Laurie Williams, Bill Cantral, Cindy Ball, Brian Clark, PJ. Sheetz, Lyle Deobald, Opie Hutchinson, Vickie Dymoke, Tom Crossan, Roger Yasuda, Third row — Mark Sherick, Scott Wise, Phil Anderson, Steve Dinges, Bob Yaditsky, Mike Hague, Dan Beus, Fourth row — Sheryl Wasem, Bob Schlemmer, Dan Luper, Bill Potts, Ron Brueher, Jess Cole, Maggie Sloan, Kevin Kalblileisch, Janis Whitinger, Jim Stein, Linga Blackwood. Fifth row — Mike Boe, Marv Russell, Jim Mahoney, Bob Blakely, JE. Givens, Laurence Rose, Larry Johnson, Pete Swanstrom. Sixth row — Lee Deobald, Tracy Nakamura, Tom Miller, Roger Kora, Marty Cole, Mark Mustoe, Bernie Sander, and Dave Yasuda 219 Phillip D. Anderson Robert Blakely Mike Boe Ron Brueher Bill Cantral Jesse Cole Tom Crossan Lee Deobald Lyle Deobald Steve Dinges Eric Givens Mike Hague John Hirth Larry Johnson Kevin Kalfleisch Dan Karn Roger D. Kora Dan Luper Tim Mahoney Tom J. Miller Tracy Nakamura Bill Potts Laurence Rose Bernie Sander Robert Schlenner Philio Sheetz Mark Sherick Mark Trigsted David Yasuda Roger Yasuda Robert Yoditsky 220 Shoup all First row, L to R — Lui Tuatoo, Alan Goodman, Jim Rosenberger, Dean Christianson, Jack Lawler, Phu Dang. Second row — Bill Richardson, Shenthen-Chang, Joe Guarino, Kalolo Iosefo, Steve Townend, Carl Woods, Rich Lamm, Shahab Kasmai, Dale Hornberger, Jon Siddoway, Tom Marks. Third row — Jim Jones, Clement Chu, Doug Bliss, Brian Beaudoin, Bryan Bowser, Kevin Herby. Fourth row — Bruce Manning, Bill Cleveland, Ken Shannon, Mike Deeney, Kirby Smith Brian Beaudion Clement Chu Joe Fonsho Wamiou Dave Koppe Shahab Kasmai-Tehran Steven Townend 22) 222 Sigma Alpha Epsilon First row, L to R — Chris Benjamin, Marla Jones, Patty Kemper, DeEtte Simms, Alex Wiedemann, Jan Driscoll, Barb Reeves, Laura Norby, Kathy Ball. Second row — Randy Geary, Sue Molenaar, Brad Telin, Shane Docerty, LeAnn Blanksma, Rick Crosby, Becky Sullivan, Mary Kay Delay, Joy Shelton, Amy Amos, Dick Sargent, Val Dasenbrock. Third row — Bruce Kniefel, Katie Kirk, Pam Albertson, Kim Gowland, Dave Shirts, Alan Hieb, Chris Gruenfeld, Cal Stringfield, John Reed, Don Reed, Lance Mayfield, John Mannschreck, Jeff Wilkins, Elliott Marshall, John Madsen, Norm Schoen, Stewart Winkle, John Gibney, Brad Grover, Ed Catmull, Pat Shannahan. Fourth row — Teri Keithly, Jeff Schwalbe, Dick Richel, Don McCullum, Pat Smith, Jim Church, Jeff Clark, Jano Wiedemann, Bill Cowell, Darr Moon, Arlan Turnbull, John Rigby, Brad Stone, Todd Harris, Scott Lang, Dick Colman, Doug Gillespie, Pat Cowell, Jim Cilek, Brian Mullins, and Bruce Bacon. Bruce Bacon Ron Rowan Norm Schoen Jeff Schwalbe Sigma Chi GT - TE if First row, L to R — Jim Williams, Mark Watts, Mike O'Conner, Clint Emory, Dean Branstetter, Larry Moore, Dave Dixon. Second row, — Byron Smith, Tom Pray, Dan Schwalbe, Jeff Bowles, Pat Niland, Perry Evans, Greg Rogers. Third row Leon Benjamin, Scott Albright, Eric Raptosh, Treu Hoff, Mike Maffey, Steve Pemberton, Tony Fischer, Grant Finch. Fourth row — Clayson Snook, Mel Scheatfer, Jim Schiller, Norm Rambo, Greg Hawley, Mike Dixon. Jeff Bawles Michael O’Conner inthony A. Fischer Greg Hawkey Thomas J. Pray 223 First row, L to R — Rob Woods, Dave Hechtner, Pete Capozza, Kevin Wilder, Dave Anderson, Doug Matthews, Tim French. Second row — Dave Stuk, Ross Borden, Tom Carson, Ray Disher, Keith Book, Blair Wilson, Scott Howarth, Mark Green. Third row — Craig Nielsen, Mike Hechtner, Jerry Wicks, Kirt Wittman, Gary Bennett, Kirk Lyon, Chuck Carter, Nick Crawford, Mike Shawver, Garry Rice, Mario Salinas, Ron Baker. Fourth row — Dave Shaffer, Brad Fuller, Brett Spencer, Steve Marshall, Al Swenson, Kerry Huter, Dave Bruce, Dewitt Marshall, Mike Huter, Scott Paulin, Steve Osborne. Fifth row — Steve Fisher, Greg Morgan, Kyle Wilson, Larry Rice, Morgan Borden, Sam Hopkins, Jeff Phelps, Mark Sweeney, and Joe Coulter. Tony Driscoll Mike Hechtner Melvin Hoffman Sam Hopkins Michael Hufer Rick Kirsch Kirk Lyon DeWitt Marshall Mike Shawver Blair Wilson Kurt Wittman Rob Wood Dave Anderson Gary Bennett Ross Broden Joe Coulten Ray Discher Snow Hall First row, L to R — Glenn McDonald, Rick Peterson, John Hjaltalin, Gearge Cavallero, Gary Palmer, David Barnes, Dave Moss, Chuck Correa. Second row — Don Larkin, Norton Possey, Mike McNerney, Keith Tufo, Ray Bourgeois, Steve Gleave, Brett Ewing, Jason Lyons, Corey Fujiki, Jeff Schopper, Ken Blood. Third row — Kevin Morley, Dan Higbie, Dwight Larson, Buzz Gosla, Ken Sampson, Tom Larkin, Pat Opferman, Jay Reeves, Will Honsowetz, Mike Responts, Karl Regan, Doug Avon. Fourth row — Tim Walker, Mark Linville, Dave Amesbury, Kim Grothus, Norman Judd, Brian Thaete, Mark Leed, Rob Norris. Fifth row — Rod Taie, Gene Taft, Will Korzan, Mike Hubchile. Sixth row—Rudy Armitage, Scott Hoversten, and Steve Heckendorn. David C. Barnes George Cavallero Dan Higbie NWA hn OR 2m S%. me Tom Larkin Mark W. Leed Gary Palmer Joe Pointer Michael Respants John Runge Ken Sampson Brian Thaete 225 226 Alicia George Janell Kirby S teele House First row, L to R — Iva Teave, Sue Smalley. Second row, — Kris Runberg, Linda Ripa, Pam Jacobsen, Bridget Sewell, Ruth Vance, Cindy Alicia George, Carol Shepard, Fori Fowler, Jeanna Nuxoll, Janell Kirby, May Caprio. Ward, Pam Brigas, Lynn Yanagihara. Third row, Fourth row, — Cindy Partridge, Edna Dorn, Brenda Rischel, Glenda Sisson, Debbie Miller, Karen Shields, Karen Edwards, Chris Vetter, Lauretta Poxleither, Donna Harwood, Ellen Naughler, Nancy Wilson, Julie Rice. Fifth row, — Lois Schrier, Wendy Glidden, Judy Stevens, Pam Larsen. Sixth row — Kel Hungerford, Sharon Thueson, Lori Pairs. 4 ® Targhee Hall First row, L to R — Craig Maier, Stan Gunthner, Git R. Mann, Eric Nordquist, Brian Faulks, Rob Werner, Albert Beck, Rod Sprague, Myron Jacky, Mike Hildesheim, Vern Krahn, Barry Eichelberger, Roger Beck. Second row — Doug Johnson, Mark Liebendorfer, Gary Jewell, Mike Mumm, Dan Eakin, Andy Thostenson, Don Clark, George Winkelmaier, Mark Landschoot, Tim Gutzwiller, Pat Horbeck, Scott Tudehope, Doug Browne, Dan Peterson, Mike Merigliano, John Babcock, Jery Voth, Steve Turza, Ted Baker, Tom Wilson. Third row — Joe Winkelmaier, John Adams, Andy Wilson, Keith Haley, Ed Helms, Bryce Hamilton, Brian Latham, Jonathan Gray, Sean Moylan, and Joel Bender Barry Eichelberger Steve Hardy Mike Hildeshein Joe Loinkelmairer Rod Sprague Thom Wilson 227 Tau Kappa Epsilon 3 By t ' , FS : =? a At fog ee aed ° - . First row, L to R — Paul Brown, Shane Dallolio, Richard Campos Second row — Bruce Delenord, John Hayes, Keevin Shropshire, Bart Cook, Steve Huffman, Mike Holder, Susan Naff, Liz Schrieber, Pam Larson, Irma Callnon, Matt McLam, Ken Conger, Frank Walsh, John Blackburn, Jim Redinger, Wendy Gliden, Mike Smith. Third row — Brett Baber, Bob Stroud, Mary Moore, Gayle Phillips, Lori Delyea, Bruce Roby. Fourth row — Bob Flory, Neville Sonner, Colleen Wood, Peggy Hash, Todd Kuiken, Brett Haney. Fifth row — Marcia Wells, Kevin Rentrow, John Keele, Pat Hasenoehrl, Tim Johnson, Steve Cory, Jack Barnes. Sixth row — Chris Jorgenson, John Bahr, Brian Keith, Scott Fields, John Gibbs, Tim Towell, Brent Rentrow. Seventh row — Brent Lampe, Steve Clelland, Doug Bloom, Brent Keith. Eighth row — Dennis Brown, Jeff Glass, Cal Strope, Jefi Schmellin, Lon McDaniels, Jeff Rast, Joe Fascilla, Lyman Larson, Tim Wander, Ray Swenson. Timothy Adams John Blackburn David A. Bloom Douglas A. Bloom Ben R. Britton Mike Browne John Buhr Richard Campus Steve Clelland Barton Cook Steven Cory Ken Copyger 228 Shane Dallohio Bruce DeLeonard Scott Fields Bob Flory John Gibbs Jeff L. Glass Brett Haney Pat Hasenoehrl John Hays Steve Hoffman Mike Holden Joseph Jay Tim R. Johnson Chris Jorgensen John Keele Brett Keeth Todd Kuiken Brent Lampe Lyman Larson Lon McDaniel Jeff Rast Jim Redinger Kevin Renfrow Leroy Renfrow Bruce Roby Brett Buber Jeff Schmillen Keeven Shropshire Michael W. Smith Neville Sonnen Cal Strope Raymond Swenson Frank Walsh Timothy Wander 229 230 Theta Chi - re _ ee ee se eS — ee = First row, L to R — Duke Lyon. Second row — Wes Hartman, Jim Welch, Heath Norris, Mike Weiss, Todd Flanik, Bill Lyon, Mark Daily Third row — Cruger VanSchaack, George Grismer, Brad Corrothers, Dan Pavel, Jeff Wellman, Dan Morrison, Kelly Tucker, Fourth row — Reid Waben, Joe Cox, Bill Glass, Rich Rishel, Alan Hamilton, Taylor Werness, Chuck Cahill, Dave Saulnier, Todd Holterman, John Grismer, Brian McDevitt, Joe Williams, Jerry Love, Jeff Montgomery, Scott Ward, Keith Jones. Fifth row — Rob McCullough, Garry Belts, Mark Klein, and Kevin Wetter. Gary Bettis Brad Carruthers Joe P. Cox Mark Daily Todd Flank Bill Glass John Grismer Alan Hamilton Wes Hartman David Herley Todd Holterman Keith Jones Terry Love Wilbur Lyon Brian McDevitt Mike McGough Jeti Montgomery Heath Norris 4 Dan Pavel ae : vag) poe Rishel eles? (Par ae Vey en Randy Sutton James Taylor Cruger Van Schaack Rzid Walen Scott R. Ward Jeff Welliman Taylor Werness 23) 232 Upham Hall First row, L to R — Joel Nitcey, Todd Vandecamp, Bill Inskeep. Second row — Brad Lorenzen, Keith Day, Dave Schade, Terry Ratcliff, Judd Hughes. Third row — Curtiss Ehrsham, Mike Derie, Willard VanCorbach, Scott Beard, Troy Sullivan, Kerry Wagner, Craig Carson, Kohn Mackinnon, Kevin McGourty, Scott Flynn. Fourth row — Calvin Henshaw, Karl Bolan, Jeff Bensen, Devin Marose, Jim Dover, Scott Harris, Bob Clark, Bill Oliver, Russ Bramer, Jeff Dellamater, Joe Hughey, Pete Rigby, Leo Elmore, Ron Murata, Kurt Houston, Todd Edelson, Glen Phelps, Steve Jackson, Ted Eisenbarth. Fifth row — Kave More, Shawn Fly, Chuck Conant, Paul Cocus, Tim Sass, Mark Lapham, Pete Von Lersner, Jim Biasca, Ben Palo, Erie Salther, Brian Garner, Doug Tatko, Larry Andrews, Randy Hall, Darrell Lorenzen Erick Anderson Kenth Beiner Jeffrey Benson Karl P. Bohen Tim Carcia Jr. Michael Lyle Derie Leo Elmore Scott Harris Calvin Henshaw Judson Hughes Mark Lapham Kevin Marose Kevin McGourty David W. Schade Troy Sullivan Peter Von Lersner Duane VanPatten Randy Welsh 233 234 White Pine Hall Whitman Hall First row, L to R — Phil Champon, Keith Crocker Jeff Mousseau, Scott Greentield, Jeff Carnahan, Kent Stones. Second row — Rick Welten, Brain Royster, Robert Robinett, Mike Erickson, Bill Larsen, Tim Royer, Nick Ramharter, Mick Mummert. Third row — Bob Long, Jim Cieslak, Matt Siron, Gary Wertz, Bob Kolva, Kelly Cameron, Charlie Chase, Lee Knawa, Jack Bochsler, Ron Griebenow. Fourth row — Tom Colwell, Dan Mertens, Richard Kizer, Ross Nichetsom Greg Wherry, Bob Schonover, Steve Bolen, Bruce Bradburn, Frank Sager, Keith Crocker, Rick Soukup. Fifth row — Don Delzer, Paul Meyer, Richard Mourer, Scott Shepard, Ron Wininger, Bennett Smith, Mark Coomer, and Thomas Reich. Mike Auhley Carl Blake William F. Larsen Robert L. Robinett Dan Rohde Scott M. Roser Frank Sager Robert Schoonove Gregory Wherry Jeff Whyatt 235 Frank Aichelmann Derek Amen Tom Bakken Phil Ball Sheila A. Banks J. Bary Tom Bauer Paul Bayle R. Beers Stephen Bickford Randy Brooks Richard Buckberg Wesley Callihan Janice Cannon John Caputo Guy R. Chretien 236 iin Pat Clinch Dennis Conrad Theresa Corimana Verem T. Daka Claude Defour Alfred Delacron Tony Deleon Massood Diba David Eckes Mike Engberg Tim Ernest Alice Evans Robert Eubanks Dick Fisher Robert Fisher Brian Fitzgerald David Folter Wes Fujii Randy Geisler Ray Gibson Scott Gill Walt Gram Sally Greene James Grubb Eric Gutierrez 237 Off Campus a Don Hanna Donna M. Henrickson Gail Herbst James H. Hindosim Byron Holtry Pete Huebner Peter Hurlin Carolyn Jachens James Jauregui Don Kambitsch Jennifer Kaski Carol Kellogg Mark Kinley David J. Kliewer Gary Koepl Kali Koepl Suzanne Koepplinge Steve Koerber David Kohl Rick Kramer Glenn Lackey Tom Layne George Ling 238 Randy Luten Scott W. Lyman Ann K. Martinez Robert Neil McBride Kernick P. McMillan Steve Meyer Cynthia Mitiguy Ramona Montoya Mindy Mouw Joseph Mucci Sally Muscat Mohammond Najafi Victor Noble Funsho Kay Ojebuobott Barry Olson Joan Oresic 239 Francisco Ortiz Isi Otokhing Cosmas Ozonsi Charles Park Erick Peterson Gary W. Parratt Carol Pocharadt Roy Reinhold Martin Renshofer Mark Reynolds Penny Rice Meil A, Rics 240 Abaala Baoud Saad Kent P. Sather Dave Saxe Annette Schaefer Ray Roderique Larry Schultz Andrew Shepard Blaine Sheperd Mike Shira Robert L. Sorenson Mindi Stafford Randy Stronke Tim Stuart Scott Sundseth Mark Thompson Ronnig Tomihama Chester G. Torgerson Salem Tssa Deno Tulares Jr. Jack A. Venbenx Rodney Waller Mari Watters Richard Willette Sunny Willkinson Jay Wright Gerry Wright 241 24) 244 Spring Encourages Students to Soak «eA ’ “ “-_ — a. ws z 5 then Jen) eee ' Re ah ng mag ALS vw ‘ sc i R @ d Up the Sun 245 246 U of I Presents Jazz °79 The Eleventh Annual Jazz Festival held at U of I Student Union Building hosted high school, junior high, and college instrumental and vocal jazz ensembles from the northwest. Groups chosen from competition during the day were featured in concert that evening. The shows were sponsored by the U of I music department. Parents Weekend °79 Turtle Derby Sponsored by Phi Delta Theta 249 7 Friends, Smiles Renew at School 251 252 Exhibit Talent The Forestry Club at the University of Idaho sponsored a woodsmen meet west of Kibbie Dome, Saturday during Parents Weekend. Competition was held in tree climbing, log rolling, and tree cutting, using axes and chain saws. 253 254 Track Sprints Into Competition 256 Intermural Softball Catches Student Interest 257 @ “ Sports Take Active Student Involvement Living Group Pride Shown by Intermural Competitors Away ah aw yw 9 de —_{ — 262 Baseball Flies Into Action The Idaho Vandal Baseball team ended the Banana Belt tournament 2-4 placing second in their division. : -. - OI nm, eet ne ee pe eet, ee “ Pee 263 264 Women’s Track Sets New Records The strongest area of the Idaho women track team, coached by Roger Norris, is in the middle distance range 400 to 800 meters. Injuries at the beginning of the season to Penny Rice and Lisa Payne hurt the indoor season, but outdoor season brought these results: Kate Kirsh set the school record in the 1500 meters at 5:03, Jeanne Nuxoll established a new record in the three mile in 19:11 minutes, and Kim Ward set the long jump record at 17-5. Pagan 265 Four Qualify for NCAA Outdoor Vandal men’s track team under coach Mike D. Keller missed first place in the All-Idaho meet by one-half point. Bob Peterson placed second in the NCAA track and field championships with a high jump of 7-4. Gary Gonsor set a school record of 8:56.51 in the steeplechase, and Doug Bdckman set a record of 3:45.88 in the 500 meters. All three qualified for NCAA outdoor championships along with halfmiler, John Trout with a time of 1:48.7. 267 The swim coach is John DeMeyer. The men’s swimming team finished the season with a respectable 7-4. Co-captains were Steve Cobb, and Mark Nord- quist. Don Moravec, a freshman from Springfield, Oregon added depth to the Vandal attack. The women team placed 4th in the nation small-college with a record of 18-2. National competitors included Nancy Bechtholdt, Kris Ablin, Linda DeMeyer, Kathy Schmahl, and Nancy Rand. a os 7 2 — Swim Team National Competitors Women Swing Into Competition Under Coach Amanda Burke, the Vandal Women’s Tennis Team took Ist in the Pacific Northwest small college, ending their season 18-4, Leading the team this year was Kellie Friddle. di44 Tbddid ds we SS YY Defending Big Sky Conference Cham- pions, University of Idaho’s men’s ten- nis team took only second at Big Sky this year. Under coach Ron Leonard, his young team was defeated by Weber State. They finished with a 20-6 dual match record and will be back swing- ing next year. Mike Palacio (pictured) was the No. | singles player followed by Bob and John Simmons, Scott Moreland, Jim Gerson and Andy Oas. Tennis Team Experiences Disappointment Table Tennis Enthusiasts 7 a i — i € Vr a r) s] = ’ ( = i “lard i] “(ie , ae rr: 4 t . thm ah } r hag i. a ' ae Sa a F : é - aah 4 he : 275 eet Oe ————— ml ; wee oe ce Another Year Passes 276 eee - Led | ' : ; L M4 am 4 22 Ar. Dee na POI tte pant a meme ah ue “Ne-thints 5 Spring Decends on Idaho It Was as Much Fun Getting Here as It Is Being Here Benson Jeft........+++ Shewaeeee 232 DORTONT ORs oc oop wikis se cices dec 178 Bettis Garyic cst csecsecatees 231 Besterlin Matthew.........--+-- 194 Bickford Stephen............... 236 Bidart Cindy ..... YC 182 PIRI sap nasa ances cas pane eee BIWOIIO TOPs s ci0 0's -aiu,0.6 6 0 9 e'e ele'e 192 Blackburn John ................ 228 Blackstick Karl... ..ssseeeees ++ 205 Blackwood Linda. ...........--- 190 Bhetiew Coteh a 5:6ss 00 site ona s:eicoe 235 DIGRO RIS a cccesaannescusanasmee Blakely Robert............+-+--- 200 Blanksma LeAnn............... 192 Belgon Zane.....ceeeeeseeeee es 169 Bloom David .....-+seeeerreees 228 Bloom Douglas. .........6600565 228 Boam David..... ereee Nerie'uicbie 163 Boatman Mark. cavevevecesee aoe BOG MIKK accents anansuvwenvose 220 Boeckmann Julie .............4. 164 BOMOMRGE ecarcssccstecctcces 232 BolOGOel BR Ote a:5 Sie t's 0 bs0-b-0's o's 0'e 197 BORA DOW sies 0 aclc.cnveveevees 186 Bonnett Robert.....-.eeeeereee+ 196 Botti MOGs sec Sa dio5s04.c 0006 xs 190 Boyd Tracy. eescevcccecccccces 201 Buckberg Richard .......+.+.++.236 Buber el oacckeccucsccticssscces 194 DRE RONEE a4 0 a'e'b sic 0 6h a whe ses ose 228 De RVG aia. oo ui n0. 060 vecewsces 203 DRG UND sc vin pa alc ey euiss auin'en cea WRRIOT UOT Se ya cia'aie niy 'e.c.an dies 172 Burton Stevens. ..............45 169 Busch Brian .....eeseseeees eens 188 Wet Dots cscs nescesccssccces 169 Dead? Dave s5:5:v.s.0'2.6:0.00:0'c.0cvor's 208 Braun Doug ......000ceeeeeee ee 195 Bresnahan Laurie ......+++++++ 182 PETROS See £5 48 AS oKN-655.45,050.8 187 DMR siaslc So leienioy black ciccelsleecate’ 206 Britton Ben... .seceesensveseees 228 Brobart Bernie ..........-++-+-- 174 . nh CX BROGROLE FAMED p'0-0-0:6.0 viants ols bcuseae 184 BROCMOEE TOE a 0.5 020:0:04-05s 005000 184 ROOM MOR icc cesesaceeanacees 224 PROOMB ONO 6 4 55. 1'8.0-6 66 65-055 ''bs 236 Rectan BCWEE YT Js 00:99:09 mean pees 180 Brown Doug........ssseeeeeeee 184 A is) A e A A Watling Gnesi oa b.énssecee oc 182 Brown Jeanne. ....sseeeeee sees 15 Bakken Tom...........00ceeees 236 Brown JOth. ons caveewssicescces 187 Achenbach JamesE......++++++ Baldus David.....ccccccccccccs 194 Brown Meloddee ..............- 182 Adams Jeff ...-.-----+-++ersees 169 BaldwinDan .........-.--0-+0% 214 Brown Michael. .........+000+0+194 Adem Shawn ...:s+.0ccecseoes 199 AIRMEN Ne A 236 NL Oey Oe 192 Adams Timothy. ......0s0+00+++ 228 Beatie RAR Sods ccose-ccuwse ae Browne Mike ........-....-00+- 228 Ahigren Mane .....-+-++-++++++ 198 SEER ES Sat, me. | 238 Rrcivlae Lie ca sosaainleccssceecbes 210 Aichelmann Frank .......-..++. 236 Barley Mark. ...........2.0-505 205 Brucher Ron...... PERS re ea a 220 Albertson Pam... ....600e000+++ 192 Barker Elaine.........sss. pS | | Brulotte Richard ...........++5. 174 Albinson Andrea...... eerceseees 201 Barnes Craig OSA EO REA I TI 217 kare cgay Allen David .....cccvccccsivece 214 Darra PR WU a vo acc calcoeuwaed 225 Byson Zori ap ya eee 162 Allison Brad. .......0eee0eee002178 Basan Minky.) |. cs cpcewe veocockoe Allright Kay. .......--+-+--++-- 212 Bar cr vcsecvevnte 236 Ce Ce Ce C Alston Jim. .....ccccesccceseese 186 Wetieloal ocpeccaciceccscsxcuwes 194 Amen Derek. ......600eeeee eee 206 Baver Mark .c.cccccccccccceces 296 Roba Mitelicsciepasewicne es secees Anderson Christine]......-....- 192 Baumeister Tammy ERS py eA 164 Cahill Julie....... beeeseseseses a Anderson Dave ........--++e+45 224 SERS 7 223 Call MaryJane.....seereeeee ess 182 Anderson Erick ....... seeeeee ee 292 Bawyer Ray...... a5, PRS Wet eel McMaster is o.s'rivie-n9-« 199 Anderson Pam ......++eseee+e + 192 SVs ccc ccssee.vcnsses ce Callihan Wesley .........-....-. 238 Anderson PhillipD ......-..-.-- 220 EES RSS: 188 Calnon Irma........60.eceeeeee 200 Anderson Tim ......---++++++++ 208 Beaner Becky......++s++ee+eees 182 Camm Tom... .+seeeeeceeeeees + 203 ArgylesJohn ......s++++eee00++ 184 Beaudion Brian ......cesccccces 22 Gomnoeloe cic s cscecdecsevess 188 Arime Mara Dann ........---+-- 192 Bechtholdt Nancy Seen RCS 198 Campus Richard...... siee acess 228 Aschenbrenner Ann .........-++ 180 Becker Debbie ............0005: 192 Campboll Tim .......0ececce +0 184 AslaRani....-.----+-+++« «oes 182 PacnmPapelervacoccw exces cose 167 Canine Carol......esseceeeeres 201 Atkinson Kathy .......+++++++++182 Boer Stove ......scsscsevsceeve lA Callihan Wesely .....2....0004- 296 Atkinson Susan ......-------+-+ 182 ae AA sc ho-e.c ce.s:peibs 236 Cantral Bill ..............2404. 220 Aubley Mike .........-+s+005+: 235 eS a Es: 212 CaputoJohn....sseeeseee nese es 286 Avichowser Elaine ......+++++++ 200 Behm Martin ........seeeeee0+2184 Capener Ron ..... piehu-avvae wows 208 Bolner KetthisssccivccsccicescceQee Carpenter Courtland............ 203 B @ B cs B B B BendikserShane...........-... 169 Canphar tihcis si h0es cees crews’ 178 Benham Robert .............+-. 203 Carrothers Paula A ......ssssees 167 Baber Brett...s+++erererersee 229° Bennett Gary......ecssees vanes 22h Carruthers Brad......+++++e0++: 231 Bacon Bruce.....-.--.-sseseees 222 Deacon CIADY, -cevecscccecsseecK@® Carson Shawn.........esseee0- 175 Carter Bill..... akeseudcveveces aoe Carter Elizabeth ......---...+--- 187 Cary Cheryl. ....--++---sseee005 201 Casebolt Cheryl. .....6+000++0++ 167 Casebolt Nancy......-------+-- 167 Cavallero George ..........-++- 225 Cavanaugh Dave .....+++++++++178 CegnerJanetM ........----+++- 182 Chambers Bill ......... saeecees 214 CHEMPLIN. oc csccccsccesevcerns 172 CHalnt ReasOes.«.o.o.0,0:0.0:0,90.500400% 187 Chretien Guy Rf... 2... cess eens 236 ChessJohn ....scseceseceveenes 163 Chisholm DaniX.........+-++- 206 Chu Clement ........+0+++++++ 221 Cicillo Condy. .......seeeeeeee+ 192 Clayton Toby....--+eeereseeees 194 Clayborn Stephanie ........-.-- 201 Clapier Craig...... eoccncecvess 107 Cate CORBY wirrccsidecsnecvnecs 190 Clayton Linda .......ceeeeeeeee 193 Clayton Terry ........sessee0s .172 Clayton Toby....ssseeeeeeren se 194 Clelland Steve......-+-+++-+++- 228 Clinch Pat vice ccesecsc-cccceces 237 Cochrane Amy. .... ccc sees eens s 198 Cocking Scot ......cessecccreee 206 Cochrane Ame... 6s. cece ee eeeee 198 Collins Michelle .......... suse men Colton Bonny....seeeeeeeereeeee 16 7 CSMae Dave Wis ccccchasacseeses 203 Combs David L. .. 6.6... cece e cee 178 Comstock Brett.....-+---++----- 217 Conner Karren.........0+++-+5- 180 Conrad Dennis. ........4.. avcccomed Conroy Michonel......++++++++- 169 Coole PEACE ticcrassoccccccvce 228 Conk Cathy 2... ccccevssesecese 212 Cook Yvonne wc. cece cece neeee es 201 Corinana Theresa......-------- 237 Cockinage Gregg .......--++++- 214 Corrigon Kathy ........... ooeee 193 Cory Steve ...csccsccerrerreres 228 Comlbant TOG. occ cccscccescccese 224 COUMNELIN, occ osccc esse senieees 201 Cowger Ken. ...ssceeeeeeeree + 228 CORIOOP So cecenccsdeseresenee 231 Crabtree Bab .........06eeeeees 203 Crawford Jill .......4.. PERRI Crea Barbie Creed Sant. sce cece cc veces 200 Crocker K6n...ccscccccsccece .. 184 COMB RAY oa cicccvcsccnssconsee 300 Cyoaean Tom jcc cesccccscucecese 220 Ces Lear Jicsccticccvcvceesse 210 Cygler Kathy.......... eeocceee Ql Cygler Mark].....-----eeeseees 172 DeDeDeD Dahnke Larry. ........-----++++ 170 Daily Mark. .........4. Terriers Daily Martha.......--- Gcapepes 190 Dake Verom.....--seseeeeeeees 237 Dallohio Shane .......00000004+ 229 Dammarell Dale .......---+-++++ 214 DammarellJean .........--+++. 212 Daniel Sally. ......... sccnccees 164 Darnell Debbie ......--+-++++++ 182 Dasenbrock Mike. ........+++++- 185 Davis Nancy........+++seee0 «2212 Dew EHO ccssssvvecsvectyessvekee Day Alan ...cceseevesccsccsecs 187 Day Kenneth .........-0000+00s 209 Day Michelle. .........-..s005 .212 Day Sarah ...ccccsesvesceereee 193 Dercrss Cattle. ois ccc ccccccceves 213 Dechambeau Staci ........... .. 201 Defour Claude. ....seeeeerreee+ 207 Degitz Tamara........-+seeeeee 190 Delacron Alfred. ...........45 .. 237 DalaoR LORY 6 ocibcvcnscuesseeers 237 Deleonard Bruce ............+++ 229 Delyea Lori... ccs ccsceeeeeeees 168 Delyer Rick. voossecevecs ceveevs 207 DeobaldJulie...............5-. 220 DeobaldLee..... 0enedeceone ++ +220 Deobald Lyle... sc cccsetessssss 220 Depew Paula ........-..ssse55s 183 Detia MAM caves ccceucescavns 233 Duss Chapksciccdctct aes uversees 194 Diba Massood .........s0sse005 237 Dillinghan Tim .......0+e+0000+178 Dillion Alice... .cccecacvcseces 189 Dinges Steve .....-.---++sseeee 220 Wiis S36: cic sta Sao’) cevscccseaalkee Dischor Ray ......sceseeeeeseee 224 Dockins Brian. ....-5seeseecees 188 Dodd Jacqui........... soueere «189 Dodson Layne ..seeeeeeeereeere 203 Dilar Tet icccn ssc cenak atest 178 Donohue Jeny ......-..+++sse05 190 Dow Mike. .....ccccceseesaee es 170 Downing Mary Beth .......-.--- 201 Downs Edward. .... 0... cs csueee 207 Drake Bill... 0:6. sseescv ess wucee 107 Detacoll AN. ccncwcvewe neckepesdee Driscoll Sherri .....-.--+-seeees 193 Driscoll Tony ......6-eseeseeeee 224 Druffel Kirk ....ccceseeeveeeeee dd DuboisJames....+++-+-+er+++e0- 170 Duncon Brya ...... +5 -+s+seseee 203 Dunkle Mike. 2.0.5.0 eeceseeenes 209 Dworak Kelly.......---seeeeees 200 DwyerJohn .......-.-++++-s405 195 Dyson Gerald. .....sseeeeseeees 203 EeEe EE Eastman Glenn .....--++++++++ 178 Bekosst Davids: «0024000 vscvcees 237 Edgott Jim. ....0..sccccsssseass 170 Egan Jeff..... Spwbcebncscevvaaeaee Eichelberger Barry .....-------- 227 Eisinger Becky.......-.---+++e+5 202 Elkins Brian .........+5 é0-0-060 baad Elmore Leo... .eeeeeeees cutee eae Emerson Brian........--+e+ee0 185 Engberg Mike ............s0s05 237 Ebneat Tit piicwnscescuee dese cusaee Espa Matticvscctecasccsvcceuee 185 Evans ANC@ 0.5 ccc e cece szcen 237 Evans Maryon ......050e505004+ 200 Evans Victof scr ccccrcvcseces 178 Eubanks Robert.......+s-se0e05 237 FeFeFeF Fairhrother Steve ........... +2214 Faulkner Mark. ......-++20009+ 214 Faulkner Mike .......----see005 215 Faulko Brian ........6eeeeeeees 188 Feeney Nancy .......----++--+es 193 Fehr Becky. .........eccccaceee 180 Fehrenbacher Scott......+++++++ 188 Fellows Steve. .......-...0 0 ees 217 Foaucht Mike s..... 0ccccceccassss 217 Fielding Paul......ssseeseeeees 209 FIGIAS SCO: ooo ccvslcccoceteies 229 Piss Rrighie:, v:cic. os sccasscnaaniaes 200 Fischer Anthony A.........----- 223 Pintset DIK soon 6 sc cieecte sue 237 Fisher Robert R .......... sco aneael Fitzgerald Brian .....-++++++++- 237 Sn OE eh es Ee UIC Cy 187 Flank Toddiisss cs cessccsececus 231 Flory Bob .......cccscccesssens aad FIOWOIN BOW. s ca cece scecveesvcce 211 Flynn Byron..... 2... 6--eeseens 215 Folter David......... ecaled-d-65 eae Font Alvaro Arias ....++++++++++ 188 Fee CUO snc: oc ecicaaesow se tye 170 Forsmann Lynnette............ .175 FossPoter....sssccccveccsseses lO Fousinick Bilis sc.c00 sco eetevaens 170 Fouts David Liss .osoc-0 scctwce sive 195 Frazier Carla ......cccceeeeeees 189 Freeby Linda......ccseseccsers 213 Piet DORE ic seco sce respmaseven 199 Freiburger Gary ............045 185 Fuchs Kathy. .....sceeeseeeeees 189 Pull Wewccscccwcs cau sneeawss 237 Funke Ronald ................. 196 Furuya Jonathon .......+000004+ 217 GeGeGeG Gagoun Bob. .55..sbesseescccs 215 Gans Garth -6 c.05 5 sts 00 osuueebe 175 Galati Craig. ..... scevcceccecscald Gano Steve .......- isw'dsmeagie's 188 Ghomriet Gar oo. 0:0.0,0:0:5,0:6 5 0-05 08 196 Geddis Brith .....-.ccsscccvssas 170 Geisler Randy .......0eeeese00+ 287 George Alicia .........---.---- 226 Gerhard Barbara. .........-..-- 175 GibbsJohn......ccceeseeseseee 22g GROG REY 66-005 vaicccsmcesceses 237 Gilfillan Dana. ......-eeseeeeee 193 Gui Gandy....-....aicsiccsetess 185 GUI SGatt cic ccviccdsuesepecvemeer GillespieJulie ................- 199 Gilletiefimy .......s0ece0ee%85 199 Gilliland Charles .......6+0006+195 GIVORS ERIC) besvcsscsccsicanvae 220 CPi BEND oo 4 vena cisco amen eienhee 231 CSE OE acon 68 ec Saw kas cu earn 229 Gloixmer Bill ......eeeeeeeeee ee 218 Gneckow Mike. ..............+- 172 Goodner Annette......... siésieve Oe Goodwin Karen......eeeerseees 202 Gorshe Steve ........-..+--505 207 Gosselin Lonnette ...........645 175 283 284 GOMES is vacwce'ressecnewunes 180 Gracy James ......-.----+sse5+ 178 Gram Walt....... chasSsisiesie 060207 Gray Robyn....scereecereccees 165 Greene Sally ..........05cce00s 237 Gresler Suzy ..............45 .. 183 GrismerJohn......--- Sopereee GROEN 56 ec 2s Seccnvecsces 187 Groff Suzanne ........-..--.+++ 193 Grover Denn ......... oeenececeme GPRD MES o vice slncerceaniasiney 237 GPU AD ag wis'c's n'ec's ceeds cress 165 Gutierrez Erie .........0045. ... 237 HeHeHeH Hadley Kirk .......sseeeeeeeeee Bl? Beaches LEMS oso rc cccwessesvece 213 Hague Mike ........---eeeseees 220 Hale Kathy. ........cccceeeee es 181 Hambleton Rob .....-++++++++++170 Hamilton Alan........-...se055 231 Hamilton Kevin .............605 195 Hamon Larry ....0.eseeeeeeeess 178 HEGEMG DER, 0.0 c.ccccvcv 45s bas 206 Hancik David... 2... ...-0eceees 170 Hancock Therese...... yrareryyy | || Hanoy Brett..... wemrnwisae 229 PACaRSESCE DOCER oo: -0'0.0)s:0 dp 0 n6-s10. 6 6:0'0 238 Hanaess Kent. : :..0 4:0:0.0.0.0020 000008 215 HAAERUU UL anc bepciccutcess eae Hanson Brett ....------+seseee% 215 Harbarb Lisa ........-......545 213 Harberb Tim J.........0000000++170 Harder Dan .....-- apicteue ug sa ere 206 Harding Larry .......--+++++-+- 206 Harding Rex. .............s0005 215 Hardy Steve.....cesseseeeveees 227 Herans Terst B....cccccvcvnscvvess 165 Harper Rick . 0... ccccscecccsses 215 Hertia Dam cc vcccsscctoescescean? Harris Diann .....2-2cececerees 165 LOE IM ICES ICICCIC 217 Harris Scott .........20000005 .. 233 STIs ey covcc.ccceann cnt 17S Hartman Wes......-----eeeeeee 231 Hasbrounk Elting. .............. 170 Hasenoehrl Pat .........+000+++ 167 Hatch Reagon ...+++sesererree+ tad Hawkey Greg. ....5---sseeeeees 223 Hayden Steven ...........0s005 170 Haynes Rich. ......seeceeeeeees 3h? Brew tobe oasis ec acecvescoaeca 223 Hazelbaker Brad .............+- 170 Heagle Ken ........cceeeseee ee 27 Hechtner Mike.......---++-++- 224 Heckler Barbara .........+.++++ 213 Hotiner Peggy .......eeeeeeeess 183 Fie TO 6 55s conse ccuviewieries 188 Hellinger Walt............... .- 206 Henderson GailT.........0.0+..165 HendersonJane......++++++ PRE Henderson Janet .............-- 181 Henderson Tom ................187 PDE Dc ose ncucenaneyearnseuee Henrickson Donna M. ..........- 238 Henry Rodger. ................- 203 Henshaw Calvin ........000000+ 233 Hepner Debbie. .......+-seeee+s 193 Heebet Gatle:e cis0.c:00 0.0000 ev-0es we 238 Herley David .........0.cceeeee 231 Heusinkueld Jake ican Hicks Libby ......esiecesreccse 193 Hicks Mitch ........... Spanieete’s 178 Hieb Teena. ......0e0eneeeeeees 181 FROG DN cies vaccacunenceech 225 Higginbotham David ........... 172 Higgins Cindy ............2.... 202 Hildeshein Mike ......+00e0000+227 BE LORRY. ica civavddseccetvecevs 195 Hill Waverly Jane .............. 181 Hilliard Pam ......0ccceeeeeess 168 HillisJoyce..........- ery | | Hindosim James H. ...........+.- 238 FERS ORR 5c cccccnncecccvesce sé 220 Hjorten Paul...... ea OE Hobins Dave. .........---ceeees 206 Hoene Kevin. ............200005 188 Hoffman Melvin......++seee000+ 224 Hoffman Steve.......-.-++++-+- 229 Hofmeister Gay! .............--- 210 Hoiland Tom ........... ovaceics Ge Holdem Mike........seeeeerree+ 229 Holmer Ray so ccsccsscvcaseacne 179 HOU RAVE sicrenecvacgecuaies 206 Holterman Todd. .......seee000. 201 Holtty Durcmis: 0:00 sicssccveceaes 238 Holzarichter Mark .......66000005 195 Home Patrick. ......000eee00e0.195 HopkinsSam..... venues vanawatan 224 Hopkins Terry .........-+--++0- 197 Hopla Bryon.................+. 217 Horan Matthew .......6000000+. 195 Rlomiivs IOUS o's. .50.c's'a its esenlee we 217 Houfberg MelodieL,............. 213 Howard Rick .........cce0ceeee 209 Howell Richele .......+ese50+++198 FANS DOC� c.0c ys sene'es.euaces 209 FROE POLO ais. 6'5 5.08 ao sada wh'ee 238 Huesinkeld Sally............... 168 Hufer Michael .......------++++- 224 Hughes Judson. .......6-+eee00- 233 Hurlini Petes .cccscccosecesvens 238 Hutchinson Mark......+++050+ +217 TeTel[eT] PE ery ios citecccs eves esale 181 IngallsJerry.....ssescrereesees BOS Ingram William...............- 217 Tei AmGs LOT. «0:0. 0'5:2:0 040 64evees 193 SVOUECR DICKS, cccnescccccrescn phan Lei |e Jachens, Carolyn.....sseeeeeees 208 Jack Seburn ..... 0c ccccecsncs 215 Jackson Barbara ............55- 183 Jeckson Glen oo. 20s.cscccccees 206 Jamison Russell .........+++++++ 206 JaureguiJames ..............-- 238 Jeary JOSS oo ccisicic cca coseienene 229 Jays. Joffrey R..............005. 179 Jenson Taml....ssseeeecreeeses 199 FORGO LEG 55 6 50's :iinwsce ec esn 220 JOGO BERS sv 0.00. 5.v 0 cece vanweee 168 Jenson Wayne .........0e00005. 206 JOLUGG DOCK Y 6). vinsicescenney . 202 Johineon Fadhsccok coc ccnasacbes 183 pe a ee 206 FOR SON Tee Flin dole clash v.die ac'sls'e'ers 229 Johnson Waitney.........+++.+.217 Tolrmstoss Pats 0 -6:6:0.05's.c00 voces 183 Johnston Shari... ...-..seeseees 202 Johnston Susan ..........2..... 164 TODME IOC Oe price Cow oeiiicccscebe 206 TOROS OU CDA ns eae vccee coen wen 231 Jonna Markos ois c oii . 2F Jorgensen Chris.....+s+e0+00+++229 Jungert Rene ........eeeee eevee 199 KeKeKe K Kalfeleisch Kevin .............. fake ae ee Kambitsch Stephanie ..........- 168 Reark tits Davis o3 :0.0:5:0:0 ¢ 0.04010 0:00:06 168 Meare DIGI oy-s10 4 is a bis't 0.5.05, 0210n 220 Kaskilennifer .....ccccesscccss 200 Kasmai Shahab-Tehron ......... 221 Kassens Sandra................ 191 Keating Patrick ........62000++6+172 WQURIGME o0c-60 b c'0.0¢.00:3 pee eie-e- 229 ESOP E PERT CORES ICE eS 2239 Keith Teri..... peenheeteconsee plea Kendra William.......+++++++++209 Kellogg Carol. .......6--++-005- 238 Kelly Patrick ...............4.. 172 Koogh Mike ...cssseceeeeeeveee 172 Keogh Theresa M..........--.-- 202 Kerbs Wendy ........-++++-+++- 213 Kerfoot Kevin. ......000eeeee0ee 174 BARGE PROGR Dorenacye sce sc cencdlD Kettig Rosemary ..........-+.. 183 Kiilsggard Sing ................ 183 Kimes Tami ......00seeeeeeeees 165 King Herbert .......---+-e++0+ 206 Kinley Mark. ......eeeeeeeeeees 238 Kinsolving Dan ......00eeeee ee 185 KinyonJean.....-eseceeeeree es 189 Wiiser ROUR cis ciccacecsesccsess 206 Kirby Janell .............000055 226 Kirech Rick. wccscaccescvcvcesecaat Riser Dawidlss-c0t cbscesucss coves 185 iether Petes oo s-0's «cisco viccsaees 175 Klabunde Skip........+00++++++179 Kleffner Katie. ......++eeee+++- 193 Kliewer David J.........0-ee0e08 238 Koepl Gary... scccccsccssccces 238 Koepplinge Suzanne........-..- 238 ROMS GAO UG oa ox:50 4.9.0 05:0 0.0.0 5:0:0:0:6 204 Kolar Randy. ......seeeeeeee00+ 187 RADIAT MAGEE: reccrs ons naar Koppe Dave ..........---+--+-+ hj Ne RP Koppes Mark .....--+05+e+ee00 185 Kopper Mike... .02ccesccciccceces 185 Kovich Bob... .scseeeeseeseeeee 170 ROGGE Die sc Sve ceews ayes 220 Krahn Marge .........-.---++-- 181 Kronk Joe ...cscccccccccenccees 198 Kuiken Todd. ......-.+++ee0-++: 223 Kurdy Mary . s0cccccccvccsccese 200 Kuyper Kurt D......... coneekle LeLeLeL Lackey Glenn ..............44. 238 Lam Margaret ......6.eeeee00+4219 Lambert Edie......-.++++++++--199 Lampe Brent. ......5.-60ee5e00e 229 Lampert David. ..... ocesccennes 206 Lapham, Mark..... Manistee is. ee 233 Larkin, Tom «6... esse eeeececees 225 Larmore Brian .................195 Larne, LOGO secs cicerccconcees 165 Larson, Cyman.......--+--+++-- 229 Larson, Stephanie .............. 202 Laurence, Denise. .............. 189 Lavigne. Mike ......ccsesseeees 170 LQG a ccccecncesascenseccllG EVI DOM a6 od cc ot caveas ces 238 ND ES AAS OP TS 196 Ledington, Charles ............. 170 EMIS OT Gs a eicas ovo 660-56:0:030 188 Leitch. JoEllen ..... venaeeuenee x aee Lehn. Jennifer. ................. 202 Lenke Christine................ 213 Lenon Randy .......ceeeeeseees 188 Lens Boblt fuk cos sectcwvcoeve 183 Lettieli Lynne. ...............4- 202 Leuck Amy...csceeccsceeceeses 199 TIRE ss rcthonscelsine to's� .-213 Liennann Shelly ..........-+++- 202 LOPE RG. ccc iccacccoscces «.. 187 Eittie MIO was cevescecccsecwanekre Ling Georgey..............+56- 238 Tabktite Beer Ss. 5: e's 3n.0'8'5.9-0:5'5'000 183 Loinkelmairer Joo .......5600+45227 LOPOR TCG: 6 cc ce nsieeinse euhae ae LONRIGNO ca seaiceseshapiaaescs 200 LOvO TOGTy occ ccvccssccccscccce al Luten Randal...........600s005 239 Lyman Scott........ccsseeeeees 239 le Se le a a aman SRE ON ELI bain oie saneacavieres 231 MeMeMeM MacGregor Bridget ............. 202 PRUE IEE sy cccventcnsavccscceelt® Magnuson Janet..........-..+--- 183 Magnuson Julie ...............- 18] Mahaffey Kim .........0.00005. 209 PUREIOND (ain 'ala donk-c'6 ale dws k0's 2's 215 MURS SONIA t'5-0-5.95 bcc 0-3 5-6 64 eee 179 Mallet Robert. .......60+se000+. 206 Manion Jim..... RS 170 Btn BGC, 0-60.00 cc0cccsees 195 DEGAS BGO cass cc iveccasaccs 217 Marks Cindy ...--ss0eeeeeeee++ 183 Marienau Rebecca ............. 183 Marose Kevin...... Fes ieeeveese 223 PIN LOU Socceetnsrccccencccelt® Marshall DeWitt ............... 224 Martin Richard ................ 173 Martinez AnnK............204..289 DEaots PWC KS sceaccecccccsscveedee Mathews Brenda ............... 185 Maturonis Peggy............... 198 Maull Marilyn ......sseeeeeeee + 168 BEY. COTO ic 50:00 0 00.000 00 02.0.0 164 MATRA TORE Crp tte scccrnsces 188 McAlee Mary ....-seeseeeereees 191 McBride Robert Neil ............ 239 McClure David. .............545 217 McCroskey Suanie .........+++.200 McDaniel Lori ...........2.04-- 229 RIEIOUEG ME ys pe sap 9 6-:0'50.0-0:0-5 231 McDonald LisaK.......00se000++ 168 McDougal Laura ............... 168 McDougal Marylou............. 168 McDowell Dave......ssee00000+179 McFadden Betsy ..............- 183 McGeachin Jim ..............4. 217 McGillis Marcie. ........000004- 218 McGregor Tammy....--++++++++ 200 McGourty Kevin ..............- 233 McGough Ann...............5. 183 McGough Mike ......sceeeeeees 201 McIntosh Dan......seerereeeees 185 McLaughlin Susan ............- 191 McMaster Vern. ..............-. 174 McMillan Kernick P.............289 McNally Keith ......--+e+0+0+++179 McNeal Toby...............-+. 185 Meek Geoffrey M. ......5++++++. 209 Mellick William......... Pp I 206 Merkel Bard 5 ssc os0-asorecvseave 198 Messuri Anthony J. Jr. ........... 207 Mote Gus .....cccervecveveveveldd Moyer Margaret. ..... 6.66660 00 21 Meyer Steve. ......-----ss+s54. 239 Mills Joya.....cescessesseeeees lS Willis Kavits: oe scccwepenevons 195 Miller Casey ............s00005 173 Miller Chris ...... SATE vos’ 185 Millet Jatin 5-5 i vecicwsanvcavices 170 Miller Michael...........600005 185 Miller Pat....escrcrceervceverehld SE 9 BAe cre ek 206 Miller: Tom Joos. ceesccccacoccccs 220 Millick Ron... cece eee ceeneee ee 187 Mitiguy Cynthia ..........+++-- 239 Misner Doug. ...-.-- see eeeeveee 179 Modrow Doug ........ssese05 «. 185 Molenaar Susan ...-++ss+e+++++ 185 Monasterio Belen. ..........6++. 198 Monsen Susan .......-.seeeeeee 198 Montgomery Jeff ......+0eeee0es 201 Montoya, Ramona.....-.+++++++ 239 Mooney Tirnsi.iic veivcink civ cieisee os 185 Moore Alison ........00ses0e008 . 185 Moore Debbie .....eeeeeceee ees 185 MOWER AIRE 4 6 coy cccsesiccescvias 202 Moorer Mary A. .......-+-+-+5++ 215 Moorhead John .....60+0eeeeee + 185 Morris Calvin. .....2..---+-s++- 195 Morris Donic. ssscccscessccasce 179 Morton John G.... 2... ccs eceee ..178 Mant TOM io cs0d coseccke res sacce 179 Mottern Jerry ....-.--.++-+++405 187 Mouw Mindy ........00050000++ 299 Mies LOR rpc kisectnsécccisass 211 Mucci Joseph .........-05seeeee 239 Mudge John M...........+.0005- 215 Muller Eldon .....seeeeeseeee+s 188 Munns Missy .........-+-se0005 185 Murray Mark ........--..-+-4: 170 Murphy Kelly. .......++++ acnrae Murphy Larry. .....----+-+-+++: Muscat Clark .......cscsceseces as Muscat Sally .......60esee0s NeNeNeN Nagasaka Dyke....--++eeseeee Wathen Neola. � .o.0.0's:0.0:0:9:0:0.0.0:0.0.0:9 i Najafi, Mohammond............ 239 Nakamura Tracy....+++eeeeee+ 220 Napmes Karen..........--+0++- 189 Naylor Salie. .............40055 165 Neese Jennifer .......0eeeeeees + 166 WiaSh Pca owe oop 2 cio sco n'e's ec be nae 213 Nelson Connie ..........00e0005 183 Nelson Leonard ......0s00+000++179 Welecs Lye iscskcpsectrseecr s 139 Nelson Marybeth...........-..-.. 202 Nelson Robort ....00ecseeseees + 209 Neumayer Tom .....---++++++: 198 Newcomb Jody. .......-.--+-++++ 165 Newfield. Mary Kay : «+213 Newhouse Robert ..........-+-- 173 Newmayer Kathy ............-- 168 Nielsen Gregory .......0ss0005 -170 Niemeier Paul .........++++++: 170 Niemier Todd. ........-s+-00005 170 Nickodemus John. ...........06: 195 Nix Michelle. .....0seeeeeee ess 168 Neble Victor. ciscurcacccctecsoce 239 Noll Sse ov cnea pec bawanstev ease 176 Norris Heath. .........000e0ee0s 231 Norton Donna. ...-5eeereeere es 189 070900 O'Brian Kelle... ce sees cere es s+ 199 O'Brien Barry....----eseercerces 184 O'Brien Kirk... 2... 0.000 cceue «.217 Orion Kevin ....cc cece ceeee eee 184 Ociken Karin .....sccsccesveees 166 Odenborg Kevin ....--+++++00+ .179 Ohms Doug ......-.--0-s-0005: 215 Ojebrobott Funsho Kay. ......... 239 Oineie Barty .w.00 .0'desneeesmsewe 239 Oletin FUNG. ccc cvcecssavasanes 1866 Onstrom Delaine.......6eeeee+ + 189 Orchard Tony .....--------+--; 185 Oresic Joan. so... 6. csccccescecss 239 Ortiz Francisco .......... susase 240 Osborn Wayne. ....---eeeeeeee ATA OslundJohn.........-.-s-eee+- 215 Otokhing Isi.........-..+..--+: 240 Owings Sandy.......eeeeeeeees 166 Ozonsi Cosmas ....--++--++ers 240 PePePpePp Paine lobia Li .. 00,0:0'0: :0:9.0:pc00n ne 173 Palmer Gary .......---++-++++++ 225 Pancheri Bruce ...... veeswesesedee PORUOO ARN cscvsecscctancreha 166 Park Charles ......5...0.0cccce0s 240 PPE DISDUEO 555 :5.00)se ccs wccnekee 183 PRE TAME 10:00:00 celeecvevecrceseler Polik Connie Sue.............-- 213 Parratt Gary W .........--+-++- 240 Parrill Teresa........... ses eueeden Paulin Susan .%. 5 csc. st ceeu cs 176 POUR DOE: soo acess ccs secs ased 231 Payne Bret ....... eeaescccoen +217 Payne Lisa......+++s0++: Pe 176 Peavey David ..........+-+-«+- 215 PERERA ess asscarcensis daveare Peppersack Jeff ........ eeouee -195 Peterson Erick ...........000505 240 PUG WOR oo.0a sc coc ctedncecasse 173 Pickett Eric.......... eae masa - 185 Pichiett Teens sa 5 6 niois.nceles nawe.ees 179 Pierce Paula K. ...........02005 202 Pimo Patrick L......eeeeereeeeee Bh? Pisee POG asics etcvwdsvewcpece 181 Piva Danny R. .........---.---- 187 PRGCE TU a is -cinin a nie. vseib-e'eWhisiv.c.s 187 Plum Nancy.....seeesereeeeees 19 Plummer Jean ......---++++0+ 199 Pochardt Carol. ..... oc .esccccsses 240 Poteet 168i. 5-000 as0s:005 areca ha cece Postan Kenneth D........++++++++179 PotlengerJenny........+-+---++: 183 PONG DUR iaieie aac siascre schvvcwe'sie 220 Potts Mary Ann ............ oo ee 189 Powell Sondra........++-+-+++ 193 Pray Thomas J..........6.0005: 223 Price Fredric W...... shwaccspeicslb ate 285 286 Prohaska Judy ..............045 191 Puran CarrieL. ....... FON 8.9:08 ooh Purdy Leslee ...............04. ReReRe R Radford Gordan. ............... 9-203 2 Rains Barbara .......+e5ese52++ 168 Ratio iscaresccsecoss vane 229 FGM PART caste a 'avein (ab d'a'b al b pcadain oven 168 Reager Carol.........5+e200- .- 183 RedingerJim .........+++-6000- 229 FORGE POOOE ss s0is.c vs cravcun session 170 Reeve Barbara.......+sereere++ 168 Reimann Andrea..............- 19] Reinhold Roy...............-.- 240 RenfroEd ....ccsccccsccecesess ald Renfrow Kevin.......-..see0055 229 Renfrow Leroy ..........--++++- 223 Renshofer Martin. .............. 240 Resa Diane.....seeeeeeveceeees 176 Respants Michael .............- 225 Reynolds Mark. ..........-.-..+- 240 Rice Penny. ........0eeeeee00. 240 Hics NeW Asis cvccse cle cececuscs 240 Ridenour Kevin .............+-.- 206 Ridgeway Tom ..............5. 187 RiggsJolyn....sseceereevereees 166 IONE ASIN a 0's Sb ee Ce Rie ge 181 Ripley Lisa. ..0scccccvecs ensues 193 Rishel Richard......... Upieve-sieiels 231 Robbins Scott........+eseee00++195 Robinett RobertL............... 235 Robinson Dale................- 206 Roby Bruce... .eccsesscessseee tad See OC ee 240 Rodseth Kent ...............+.--- 187 RAEAS DER vais cies scceseeseay 235 Romig Glenn...........+. anvn aoe Rose Laurence.............+5+- 220 Roser Scott M. ............02005 235 ROG6 AB. occceccccccnecveccsesne A@h Brichions HOtdh cs esvccereresse's 193 Rourke Tricia. .............545- 213 ROWUSM IOUT cic ccnecscrecevseesan a0 Houetto Randit............00005 189 ROWER ROD. ¢ 0:0: 9.0000.69.00¢49.9008 222 Huselal Alvis so vccsivccccceeences be Runge John. .................45 Saad Abaala Baoud ........... . 240 Sager Frank......+++++++ oeaua 235 BARU ION sich ciccviewowcbeauaaice 185 Gale HS cisiccaccsdoakacsia’ 183 Sampson Ken.........---s0000 225 Sanavig Diane. .......--+6se0e- 183 Sander Bernie .............0005 220 Sather Kent P. .....e cece reeves 240 Paiste TIAWE Hs 5 00-40 o's bite sinie 231 BORODUUB cnecccuchesceeesialsie 240 Saxton Norma .......... e eeiene . 164 Scaranoloe ...cevcevcccssccccs 195 Schade David W..............4. 233 Schaefer Annette. .............. 240 Schaefer Gayle ......eeeeeeeee 189 STIL RARMEE 5 4 0-519: 10-455 0:50-0:80 3S 189 SESW JOU asic. 6 0.d-00 osckd ewe 207 Schlenner Robert...........6.4. 220 Schmahl Kathy ........--eese00s 198 Schmillen Jeli... 0... 6sccccseree 229 BER OM WOLD i 0:30:10 00.012 oy eb vicina 222 Schoonove Robert .......seeeeee 235 Schreiber Kathy..........------ 166 Schubach Kim .........-.++-55- 181 Schultz Larry .........ee essence 241 Schumacher Glenn...........++ 206 Schumacher Marie ............. 189 Schwalhe Jet. ......ccssccesvucs 222 Shaber Hugh ......0-0+eeee00++ 197 SIOP REID a 4t:0.0's.0s Rea eant 224 Shearer Margaret .............- 166 Sheehan Mark]. ........... ose 196 Sheohy Brian.........eeeeeeeee 217 Siete PUN aioe oo osc es sctawnirwss 220 Shelton Joy... ......06cceeeeees 202 Shepard Androw......6see000+24l Seared ERED is 09:00 05 9:6 0:09 8-06 241 Sherer Sallie ...........0se0005 183 Shorick Mark .....0+seeeeeee0++220 Sherrodd Julie K................ 176 Sherwood Tom. ............. .5 217 Shields Tracy dances en ee ses seen Sen MOL ws a o.5.o:09-0 cos ccuers ee 241 Shook Caroline... .000ccesescens 202 Shropshire Keeven ............. 229 Sieflow Susan .....5+eeeeeeee+ + 183 Biles avid so chock cucsese eens 185 Silflow Diane. 62. ccc osc v cess 168 Sillivan Gorald .......eeee00+++170 Sloviaczek Melinda. ............ 166 Slytield Jim ...............++-+ 170 Smelck Kathy. ......seeeeeeeees 198 Smiley Robin........--...-+-+- 183 SMA eis tccics eccccncoewe ses 195 Smith Greg. ......cseeevees «eee 18S MORSE OWES oi a e-0:0;0:0)eig a civiv.epia e956 215 Smith Michael W. .........+...6. 229 Smith Mindee ..............455 168 Smith Susan.......sseeeeeeeees 181 Beret TAGUO sic occ ocecceseeewces 215 Soncarty Willa. ........---e005- 199 Sonnen Neville ..............45 229 Sorenson Robert L.......-++++++ 24) Soule Dianne.........-++e++0:5 191 ee, eee POS 215 Soumans Kathy..............+.- 166 Sowles Melanie... ......0666++. 202 WEEN MIO secs reveceoeceseees 185 Spelman Khris................. 191 Spinazza Nan ..............-+. 193 Sprague Rod .....eeseeesereees 2a? Stoddard Eric... ........++++0-- 185 Stafford Mindi ................. 241 Seeley Carey acs sic ccc ctanses 173 Stanley Michael .......-++++++. 179 Stansbury Eric......-...++-+-+- 195 Stash Susan.....eeeescceseeeee 198 Stauber Carrie. ....scccveccecss 164 Stevenson Ann..........-+--+5+ 200 StewartJay ..... sestcsadevcewn 185 SRAMMRIGMM Saccic ica ctaictcrsee 191 Sti Marie AB Ue o:0-0:6056.6 o0 ces esicne 193 St. Marie Mike ..........00c0008 215 Spain EMIOM c.0:0.0:0 0,9.0.0.0:0:4:9:0:0:09.9.408 TON Rares av ctew heck cssioas ees 19] Stone HAWin. occ ca scccesestae 209 RBG Ls a was each eens bccn ce 199 pn 2 fey NPR tS ona PS 176 Storey Mary H...............4.4. 211 Story Kathy .......seeeeeeeeees 181 tiation ay 0 5:5-0,89 a ere.9e-9:3 187 StringfieldJoanne..........+--++ 183 Strohecker Kathi ............045 176 Stronke Randy.........ese0se05 241 Drone Celis oiact ssw cvavwssse 229 Stroschein Patti................ 181 Strottman Dave ......060eee00+4179 Strottman Steve.........+.+---+- 179 Sint Live. vc jc kes o.bceeeeves 166 BURAEE- TAD ai5)o5s1s'8' 0 '0.0le.o Sicicjesiee 241 Suesoderstrow Sue .........-.-.-199 Bolliwers ENG viv sw asec cacecsee 166 Sullivan Mike ...........0.0005 170 Sullivan Troy......... weeeenesraee eee nn. eee 241 SRIRWIS TOURS 5 0 kib-0 F166 6 chew te 000s 173 Sutoon. Wendy ............0005 210 Sutton Julie .......0e0eeeee00++ 176 Sutton Randy. .......-.--+++-5- 231 Swanger Larry. ......-.--+-+++++ 174 Swanson William ..........+....217 Swanstrum Andrea.........-.+- 193 Sweeney JohnP. ............... 179 Swenson Connie K.............. 166 Swenson Raymond ........++.++ 229 Swonelell cs eccscvcccccccecese 170 Syrons Mark... 6.6.5.6 0ese0045 170 Leber © T Tacke Neal... ccc cess eceeevee es 19S Takatori Colin ........+++-++++: 173 Tallman Kenneth. .............. 185 Taylor Dell... ..ccccscccvescces 181 Taylor James ....-eeeeeeeeeeeee 231 TRYIOE ROSE oo pt t.cc vee vrs. ecaes 173 TOVIOE ODER are canna s cp.0cca'sh 207 Telin Wanda... cesses eeeee ss 168 Tesnohlidek Teresa......------- 193 Tikcoete Brotn oie vcvccdccescscee 225 Thiel Tom. ...ccccccceccevseces 185 THOME LOD o.vcig hve erccnreveee 170 Thomason Janet.........+..+«+- 181 Thompson Leslie ..........06065 193 Thompson Mark.......seeeeeee 241 Thompson Pene...........-++.- 181 Tibbs Barbar so ois eset cecance 199 TWD Sandra ccc vscccnsvecseoeer 168 Tilson Mark ..........0ee0eeees 195 PEM TINUED S05 S51) 0:05 6 REG 0n 058 168 Tngham Martin ........00000+4. 208 Tobes Mark T. ...seceeeeeveeee Bld Tomihama Ronnig............-- 21 NORGE FIDE ois. ls eb siete o'b-bce'a'aje ce’ 206 Torgerson ChesterG. ........... 241 Townend Steven ......+s+ee0++ 22 PORT DOR 5.5 bin e'n'n'0:e p s.0.8'0 901674 170 Triplet TOY... an cvvccciccccsces 197 Trigsted Mark ............2-045 170 Trout Sharilyn.....ssseseeeeee� 168 TRU BUIOER Sc peg ticsucceuiascx ee 241 TOAGOL. TOM sos s csv ce eevesause 170 Tufares Deno Jr.........0000000. 24) Turner Brian. .....0eseseeeeeee+195 Tylutki Louise ..........++--+ 193 ROME MURO o civccipsccwece veces 206 AS YTUUE ROOT 0 w 0:3.0¢:0.0:9.0-4.9:0'0.9:0:5:0.0:0 206 UeUeUeU Uhlenkott, Mellody .........-+-- 210 Uhling, Jeffrey C.. 2.26. eee ceeees 195 Uhlorn Janice. ...ceeeeeeeeeeees 199 Uptmor Donna....---.+-++++-+- 199 Urquidi Mike ......-....see00es 170 VeVeveVv Vanlith Dave .....-+-++ee-eeee- 170 VanPatten Duane ........-.+-++ 233 VanSlyke Judy K... 2.2.6.0 eeeees 176 VanSlyks Steve ....0eee eee eeees 179 VanSchaack Cruger ........--- 231 Vassar Bob ..5scssscccsecsens 185 Vegivert Mark ......+++ Uin'w-e sit.e-m 170 Venbenx Jack A.....-.---+- -+++5 241 Vira Farhod ......ssecesesscees 179 Vonlersner Peter ......6sessenee 233 Vowels Sally ......eceeeeeeeees 18] Vyeki George. ....----se secures 217 WewWewWew Wagner Anna .....--. +. esses 193 Wagner Jeff . 2... ccc cece eee nees 187 Wagner Margaret .......-..---- 183 Wakagowa Paul ...........+++. 185 Wallen Rzid ....... ccc eessanee 231 Waller Rodney. ...-eeeereeerers 241 Walkeiz S.Jeanne...........-.. 202 Walker Everett. ......00sceeeeee 170 Walsh Frank .......--+-------- 229 Walsh Mark ......-..eeeeeeeees 170 Wamiou Joe Fonsho. .......+64+ - 221 Wander Timothy.....-.-+++++-- 229 Wasem Sheryl ......--......06. 166 Wasner Steve BR... . sss cece ee reee 170 Ward Barbara .......----ese00s 176 Ward Kathy Lue. .........00000- 181 Ward Nancy... .ccisssceeecveee 213 Ward Scott Re viviecccccccveviccens 231 Ward THOMGS. . 000+ cccccencees 195 Watters Mari ...sereecneveveves 241 a cet Tate 5 o o-+.5,0'e 4 5-6 60:0'5:2 LDUATS 170 Wetts Jane os ccvcccscvcsceseses 168 Watts Mare L...scccccccccevvcce 196 Weeth Erie ose cce ss itesce 215 Weigand Conylen.........+++++ 170 Weikel David As... ccc cece eneeee 170 Weoite David «0 csc sesvsessccees 215 Wolcls Mike -.c.cscescccitsivenee 197 Welliman Jeff. ..........0eeeeee 231 Wellman Jill... ccc cece eee eeeeee 202 Wellman Jodi. ........--+.e00+: 202 Welsh Randy. ......--+++-sss55 233 Wermers Mike .. 2.2... sc sceenves 179 Werness Taylor....--+-eeereeee 231 Wott Belen .0.cevscpeccc0esepase 185 Westholf Joyce. ........0sseeee. 176 Wheeler Della ......cecceeeerees 210 Wherry Gregory .....----++++-- 235 Whitinger Janis]...........6+6+- 19] Whittuu Ron. ......ccccssuneeee 179 Whyatt Jeff... . eee e eee eeeeees 235 WEbolees Pie... o-0 0:05 0.0:0:9:0,9.5.685 209 Wilke Rhonda LL, ........0000eee 181 Wilkson Becky ...scseeeeceevees 193 Willette Richard ............++- 241 Williams Denise .......65se0005 183 Williams Suc. ....-sseereeceree 202 Williams Tom .......-.se0e0ee 173 Wilkinson Sunny..............«. 241 Wilson Barry ......-6--esseeees 179 Wilson Blair... cscescseecceees 224 Wilson John ...-..-++-0+e--eeees 217 Wilson Galewcccccecccesnancce 185 Wilson Kenet ......0sccceeeeees 193 Wilson Michael ........--+--+++- 195 Wilson Mitchell. .........-.-.4- 215 Wilson Thom ...-ssssceveeeeees 227 Wiseman Andy .......-.---+++% 173 Wiseman Ann ..........2ees408 213 Wiseman Mark .......0s0ee0ees 215 Wittman Kurt.........-----+s5- 224 Wittman Lyssa A. ......--..ee05 213 Wodzin Barb ......cccseeee see 199 Wong Ming ...---eeerecccerees 179 Wood ROD: cccncacssceedusneys 224 Woods Michelle. .......0c0000es 213 WorsterJohn ...cseeeeeeeeerees 206 Wren Greg ao. so-ces occ tse 195 Wright Brenda. .........-...++. 202 Wright Creed. ....ccscceecenees 187 Wright Gerry ....sseererecereee a Wirt t FONG. 00, o0;9:10:8.0e bier esas ie Yasuda David ........50s-e0ee- 220 Yasuda Roger ......cseeeeeeees 220 Yoter SGnGitl, vieno.n pow ravnenes 199 Yoditsky Robert..........-++++- = Yowell Amy... 2... ccc uccscnees Zabriski Barbara ......++e+eeere ZuellneE Vay oo.s 0 -0 0-00 0:00:00 0.0,06 ae Lwaink TAM o...o.0n0ceeapcasreee 217 287 Lucy Aldridge Coveriand divider page designs” ty, Deb Wi ek b Wah 141, 219 Q ee |st semester Uptmor Istsemester — . 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