volume 56 Walter Lamb editor Tina Avants assistant David Carman assistant Jacqui O'Neil business Copyright c, 1972 by the University of Tulsa. No part of this book may be reproduced without the written permission of the editor. E :3 a :2 VI: -.I EE' D Z g; 01 N g Today's spark will be smoke tomorrow Yesterday's unstruck match. Today's shade will shrivel in autumn Yesterday's branch to bud. Heaven's parade that flies tomorrow Is earth's worm today. Tomorrow's child who wrinkles tonight Cried in his crib this morning. t WMVK The tangibleness of today Is the medium of existence. Yesterday's image is miles away Tomorrow is but a dream. ing. t . won Was yesterday, Today's moment Ab 3?? .....r..v w....' .. QKN i .. ...,. .r V EEK; $va .4 2 12 48 82 114 206 232 284 322 contents Prologue University Events Honors Organizations Sports F aces Gallery Epilogue 11 h mm: H ' k . . : Hus. .gan h'r , 911m ;-5 l 1. bu HPDE vmifiwwi pre Sident J. Paschal Twyman board of Trustees: E. R. Albert, Jr., William H. Bell, Byron V. Boone, John W. Brice, Wright Canfield, Kirby E. Crenshaw, C. W. Flint, George H. Galloway,Dan P. Holmes,Charles C. Ingram, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, J. A. LaFortune, Jr., Benedict I. Lubell, F. G. McClintock, Marvin Millard, E. B. Miller, Jr., Dr. Charles W. Oliphant, Dr. Joseph L. Parker, Robert L. Parker, Harold C. Stuart, Paul E. Taliaferro, John H. Williams, Dr. WilliamJ. Wiseman, F. Randolph Yost. George V. Metzel Harold D. Staires Registrar Business Manager Whlrclick, whir, Click. Sounds of men's minds as they move silently through the university. Active cogs in the educational machine. Jess Chouteau John A. Osborne Director of Public Functions Comptroller John L. Dowgray Vice President for Academic Affairs Charles E. Malone C. Richard Brown Director of Admissions Director of Development omnipotence James R. Vander Lind F. A. Dry Coordinator of Student Affairs Director of Athletics Rex Blakey Director of University Relations John A. Hayes Vice President for Business and Finance 22 Harry N. Carter Coordinator of Student Special Services Sabra Martin Associate Coordinator of Student Affairs sensitized Clifford E. Hutton Frank L. Tenney Vice President for Student Affairs Executive Assistant to the President Dean Edwin B. Strong, Ir. kend all is still with us. But maybe. . .someday. The music. Art. Journalism. Life Sciences. Just about everything t falls under the competency of Dean Strong. Strengthened 1 curriculum, a dean's assistant that looks like a student. Biggest college at TU. Growth. Experimentation. Innovation. . .the college of arts and sciences. gpw Zei- g'ahmar, , a . a . are 27 ' '31-- .'-. 15:? I , 1 .5 ! .', a.tfx. S tatiStiC S Computers. Economics. The way to make it today in the world of the businessman. Night classes. Professional business Chapters. Do it the right way and the most efficient way but. . . the business school way. Dean Robert M. Crowe 29 30 efficiency 31 Dean Victor 0. Hornbostel le arn .Learn how to make them learn. A better way to make Johnny read. Psychology of education. Practicums. Lesson plans for the first time. An educator educates. . . himself. . .his fellow man. . .the world. mbn-Qu-ow-KN m w www.sn - -n- um ,. .LH .n-uau . pun gunm- .....,.ms- uaur'SM-L I.n,;',,,.u.. 4$Hw$avsginaz .. ; $.13. a 33 evaluate 35 Dean E. T. Guerrero 36 . bralns. Study. Hours of laboratory work. World of their own. Moonrocks come to campus through Barker's efforts. Shamrocks. Sometimes feeling left out. Wanting voting booth, ticket sales and the things the other campus has. Engineering. m w w l . MW computations hmJ 39 HQEdleS, white shoes, healers assistants. Autopsy, strong stomach, compassion. Endless hours of observation prepare. Think. Do. Heal. Help. Nursing. Director Neila Poshek 41 innovations vedi-L-qm .- wIIe uAB m .m-du In 9-9;: 43 VESTIBULE LOUNGE: attaChe S polished shoes and suits. The serious faces of law students who will move to Rogers Hall in administrational efforts to further unite the Kendall campus. The scales of justice for future attorneys. Law. -l-- - - --..-;..- X -- , . - - . . i. . . - ?l. - 8 - - ; . -T x . , - ,LQKRAIDDBV . . . ,4' . A A X . 4:1- A x . x ' - :' I, ' .. - ,l -- V .COBRIDQR . . 7r: Egr Ear Ea? EEHFEE ff Dean Edgar H. Wilson 45 Dean Thomas F. Staley serlou S. The degree after the bachelor's. A higher plateau, more books, more tuition, more polish in the educational rat race. Graduate School. ' 377: ,,V,,, : Bur 9IQL .a . hi;- 47 m n. Y :.r ' v m 50 salutations Emmthe University greeted returning upperclassmen and freshmen who also viewed numerous changes in your face. The look of the students was more casual, relevant some said, while Rogers Hall went under construction and the prospects for something in Kendall's location looked better than ever. 51 52 j . y; j, aria Jlnji A -3... v - w-A . d lrt Band is hit with complaints for shoddy handling; Charles Goodell tells us the strength of our nation is'in its youth and we dedicate Chapman Hall as a Center for the healing arts through nursing. ! NL :.V - g , v I g f - I E;' 3;. :1 ! , t l: - O . .' l V 3 ' V 1 I f 4: :i V ! v , . 3 I ' :4; 3 -.' r . ' ' v . T i , A : I; , ii: 3. 3 i. ' 15: 317 - :1, g It: . 43 K it , 4 5 I ' . cowar d S classic comedy Hay Fever, ran both summer and as the first play of the theatrical season here as . faculty arid students kicked off clever, innovative and dramatic offerings. Some were better than others, but all showed imagination. 55 fillet .ofpolrk is served by the hurricane as most students missed'the alleged'walk out. VH'oot isioverwhelmed and we kick off an' ' artificial turf campaign to make Skelly a'better A place to compete, with a few dissenters deeming it unnecessary 56 57 liber ation , women's style is discussed before the largest academic affairs audience of first semester. Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Hughes answer questions, talk about the lib movement and day care with amu sing arid striking statements throughout the two and a half hour speaking engagement. 58 6O blaCk drama workshop pfoduces creativity in the arts while the girls competed in the annual Kappa Sig Olympics as a student directed The Innocents, receiving praise and criticism. Edward Bamfield updated students on urban affairs With his expertise, having been on a presidential task force. 61 62 OOtb all super-star Meggyesy criticizes the dehumanizing sports scene today spiced with profanity for either emphasis or shock while everyone wondered where Lee Michael's renowned organ playing went when he got it together on the piano at the Assembly Center. N f.... . x, .O...O -, iv 64 11011 SE decorations didn't come back into prominence for Homecoming 1971 as an aerospace theme prevailed along with representatives from the Air Force Academy, their football team, which won, and dances, fireworks and an alumni reception with the Falco'naires. The entire weekend was again jam packed wiih activities which made for blood Shot Monday morning eyes and some good memories. 66 mu Sic a1 comedy hit the boards with Cole Porter's Anything Goes, meeting with community and student enthusiasm. The musical and a variety show went to Greenland dining minimester to entertain troops after Dr. Vunovich applied With the USO entertainment council. Harry Schwartz, Deb Fugler, Carl Beck and Kasey Ellis along with others shown . brightly a5 promising musical participants. ,. 70.; 13 : 5. .w u . cfmkwmr. verse from its author was well met in an intellectu a1, cultural evening with poet Stanley Kunitz, to the rhythm of j ack hammers working on the John Rogers Hall for the relocated law school on the Kendall campus. l0 69 70 r onald Dellums called the Viet Nam war 'finganity while a second social comment came in the TU Theatre production of Dos Passos' USA in Kendall. A multi media venture, lagging only slightly, the play was both hated and loved by students and general public. 71 dOHOV an tickets ' wentin an afternoon, his concert was an apparent success as Christmas crept on to the face of the campus with the same lights on the library and the tree adjacent. The Christmas entertainment came'in Hansel ' and Gretel as students'crammed for the'finals before leaving for the holidays, spent waitingfor the postman and grades from the computer. 73 m: WWuabv. amp W. .u-KW5WA29 . . A .y-v-emw theme 5 of Black Is came t6 the university during the second year of Black Heritage Week. Attendance once again dis- appointed Association of Black Collegian sponsors. TU Theatre's production of Dark of' the Moon was short of sensational in its lighting effects, cast with competent performances. fllm S , both cultural and enter- taining were at a peak through efforts of the v Cine '72 and Cultural Film Series through the Student Association. Fellini masterpieces as well as 2001, Patton and Funny Girl were shown ' before capacity crowds. The unusual artistic interpretations of the Nikolais Dance Theatre came in March. Both films and the colorful abstract dancing were well received. $533M ;'.7$ r5 ' In 3 Sexu a1 revolution was the topic of Emphasis Week in its second year. Psychodrama, panel discussion and outstanding e expertise in the areas Of pornography andehomo- sexuality received media attention during the four days of study, discussion and enrichment for students. 79 flnals rushed upon the student body and professors as two nationally known speakers were brought in by the Academic Affairs Council. Judith Crist, prominent film critic and Peter Max, the color conscious artist both were announced late in the speaker series. The year was virtually at an end with only the oversized caps and gowns to be checked out and the strains of the university orchestra came through at the assembly center's arena during commencement. 81 -H . r Ad w hr; ! :0? Q. l ii ' I . I r I L I 9 - I 13 ' I ' w L ., '3' f. .4 I I :6 ma : ..; if Q Jl u i f??? i I 1 ...-- . ;- ! .- A t 1 1 l 84 Who's Who: elected ona national level for students achieving academic and social responsibility and stature among their peers. Their names appear in a national publication yearly. A distinction awarded to 4 twenty-eight at the university this year. at Large. Senator Sharon Higgins Phil Pinnel Arts and Sciences senator; tennis; Faculty Athletic Committee. Laura Belden Phi Mu; Angel Flight; Mortar Board. 85 who's who . k.gv I . x M, Nancy Atwater Senate Sec- retary; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Lantern; Scroll; Mortar Board. Jim Rodgers Sigma Chi; Home- coming committee; Phi Eta Sigma. . la la .d n e K 1 7 S D. .l u .l h P a .l I 0 t C .1 V brum editor; 70 Kendallabrum Cultural Affairs assistant; Chairman. Board; Amy Brown Mortar Phi Gamma Kappa; Delta Delta Delta president. 88 Cathey Lindsay Angel Flight Commander; Hospitality Chair- man; Mortar Board. Phil Eller Business Senator; Phi Eta Sigma president; Fresh- men Orientation Director, 1970; Sigma Chi. who's who Faren Akins Sigma Chi; Ori- cron Delta Kappa president; Collegian; Nimrod; Senator at Large; University Senate. Guy Montgomery Student As- sociation Treasurer; Inter-Fra- ternity Council; treasurer; Sig- ma Chi. 89 90 Nancy Douglas Kappa Kappa Gamma vice-president; Mortar Board; Parents Day Chairman. Bob Kelley Sigma Delta Chi president; Business Manager, Collegian; Board of Publica- tions. Bill Home Student Senate Chairman; Association of Black Collegians president; Univer- sity Senate; Arnold Air Society. Dale Maples Collegian assistant editor; Chi Omega,- Sigma Delta Chi. 92 Cathy Bowyer Mortar Board vice-president; Phi Mu presi- dent; Student Activities Board Organization Chairman. Phil White Student Association President; Arts and Sciences senator. who's who Gerald Davis Business senator. Pat Putnam Lantern president; Scroll; Phi Gamma Kappa. Janice Scherting Kappa Alpha Theta president; Angel Flight; Mortar Board. 94 Dwayne Atwell AIME presi- dent; Arnold Air Society; Pi EpsilonTau. Mary Ann Zerwas who's who Phi Mu; Angel Flight; Sigma Alpha Iota. Diana Durst Delta Delta Delta president; Angel Flight; Scroll. Sheral Arbuckle Faculty Eval- uation Committee Chairman; Association of Black Collegians president; Miss ABC; Lantern. Jacqui O'Neil Kendallabrum Business Manager; Academic Affairs Chairman; Freshman Orientation; Chi Omega. 95 Bob Williams Sigma Delta Chi; Collegian editor; Scripps Howard Scholarship. Bob Tippee AFROTC; Kappa Alpha; Collegian editor; Sigma DeltarChi. Walter Lamb 1972 Kendalla- brum editor; Films Chairman; Communications. who's who 97 John Forrest Homecoming Chairman; Sigma Nu president; Mu Epsilon Delta president. Linda Tayrien Collegian editor; Communications, Sigma Delta Chi Bill Wendelkin Twin Towers president; Student Activities Board Chairman; Student Reg- ulation Committee Chairman. :7 W- k- salu te S recognizes ten outstanding university students who because of their leadership and school service here have placed them in distinction over apathy, indifference and laziness. - O Marci Wyss Kappa Gamma; Cheerleader; hellenic. 7,4 -5- Kappa Pan- Bruce Dexter TU Theatre. 99 kendallabrum salute .M YUIL Val Croninger Angel Flight; Mortar Board; Council for Exceptional Children. Becky Lynn Best Dressed Coed; Chi Omega; Deans Honor Roll. 100 Todd Starks Football. Randy Mundt Business senator; Inter-fraternity Council Presi- dent; Kappa Sigma president; Omicron Delta Kappa. Steve Bracey Basketball. 101 homecoming Queen 1971-72.: Katy Martin 104 honor Cadet Colonel: Claire Roark 106 honor CadetMajor: Adele Simpson 107 ROW 1 Curt Lawson, Faren Akins, Chaplain Robert Kelly, James P. Brill, ROW 2 Donald E. Hay- den, Randy Mundt, HN. Carter. ROW 1 Cathy Bowyer, Cathey Lindsay, Nancy Douglas, Nancy Atwater, Amy Brown. ROW 2 Laura Belden, Ruth Ann Rains, Kathy Doering, Janice Scherting, Jody Stuart, Kathy Alexander. 108 ha ex Clu Sive are the memberships of Omicron Delta Kappa and Mortar Board, honoraries for men and women respectively. Grade points, school achievement, service and leadership are keynotes for members tapped yearly in solemn ceremonies. Activities are few but representation of the university high. ,3 ,4 1,. 1t .1 1; A 109 a C ad em 1C honoraries, Lantern and Scroll, both for women, honor sophomores and juniors. Mortar Board recepients are more than likely from this group except on rare occasions. Their annual honors dinner features some of the most outstanding academic records set here. ROW 1 Cheryl Wilson, Martha Lairmore, Sharon McNeil, Barbara Bloomberg, Dana Lebord, Lesley Smiley, Laurie Smeddem, Viki Reef, Kathy Wentworth, Cathy Rowe, ROW 2 Susan Posten, Christine Chilton, Marilyn Clark, Elaine Bishop-Jones, Cathy Griffin, Andrea Knorr, BOOTH 1 Mary Ann Zerwas, Kelly Blackburn, Nancy Kopple, Becky Stone, Sue Luedeking, Kristi Dains, Carla Hix, BOOTH 2 Cerrylyn Churchwell, Ann Schepplee, Peggy Morris, Linda Harris, Marcy Wyss, Sally Bass, Karen Lemay, Frum Northard, BOOTH 3 Julie Lamprich, Linda Shaffer, Jill Krumme, Tammy Smith, Judy Hinton, Sandi K. Brown, Sharon Manor, Sandra Herring, Vicki Bulington. 14f! ' w: ROW 1 Paige Webster, Carol Hansel, Camille Groskurth. ROW 2 Bev Heidbrink, Shirlynn Sapcapan, Ann Hiltz. ROW 3 Susan Schulz, Cheryl Yadon, Leslie Cirlick. ROW 4 Bev Jackson, Claire Roark, Kristy Goss. ROW 5 Gerry Coins, Jan Stewart, Joyce Curry. ROW 6 Donna Christopher, Liz Boucher, Diana Sumner. 111 ROW 1 Grant Barnum, Venetta Eaton, Sharon Manor, Mike McCollam, ROW 2 Danny Redburn, Philip Fox, Jay Bruton, Robert Ambrose, ROW 3 Mike McGraw, Charlie Cox, Patsy Stewart, Marcia Mott, Craig Eiland, Kathy Harrinton, Terry Watt, David W. Price. ROW 1 Thomas Winfield, Richard Thompson, Edward Dumit, Barbara Shirley, Paula Catts, John Stuart, Pam Nance, ROW 2 George Pope, Robert Crusel Sherie McCann, Barbara Whitman, Anne Farris, Amy Brown, Nancy Douglas, Laura Belden ROW 3 Roberto Marino, Randy Wells, Hazel Mills, Valerie Cron- inger, Ruth Ann Rains, Sandra Dains, Paula Baxter, Linda Rex, William Croth ROW 4 O.R. Lilly, Don Helander, Robert Morton, John Osborne, Wallace Philoon, Sharon Higgins, Myrna Thomas, Clark Shel- ling, Roy Main, Curt Lawson, Edwin Reavis, Hague Lindsay, Albert Blair. honoraries Phi Gamma Kappa and University Scholars note academic achievement with a 3.2 grade point requirement. Phi Gamma Kappa, is the oldest honorary on the university campus while incoming freshmen with notable grade points are welcomed to University Scholars and are recognized during freshman orientation. 113 contents 117 143 157 167 177 Professional Interest Communications Ar ts Greeks PROFEWIONAI Bob Kelley, Linda Tayrien, Vivian Dean, Debby Camp, Judy Eibeck, ROW 1 Angela Caruso, JudyiEibeck, Hazel Mills. ROW 2 Susan Hazel Mills, Dale Maples, Delores Wood, Bob Day, Bob Eilers, Bob Atherton, Dale Maples, Deloris Wood, Sherry McGann, Candy Williams, Bob Tippee, Ed Johnson, Chuck Donalson. Carlisle, Carole Proctor. a C CH 1' a te journalistic technique was stressed in Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic society. The group organized to perpetuate such doctrines as the canons of journalism and other accuracy factors throughout the school year. Bob Kelley, SDX president attended the annual convention in Washington, DC. hearing such journalism notables as Ron Ziegler, President Nixon's press secretary. Women's journalism honorary Theta Sigma Phi is dedicated to the high ideals of journalism as well as academic achievement. Membership in the organization is obtained by superior grade point and achievement in the fields of student journalism. 119 ROW 1 Mike Bruckasl .GUY Atchley. ROW 2 Howard Fogelman, Ed Dumit, Richard Dowdell. ROW 3 Rich Laudon, Lynn Wells, Steve Smith, Ken Terry, Larry White, Walter Powers, Bob LauerA 1' ad 10 society Alpha Epsilon Rho is heavily involved in the operation and auditioning for student radio station KWGS. The group assists in scholarship for radio majors at the university as well as preparing radio students for careers in broadcast journalism. 121 122 med iC a1 orientation through outside professional speakers highlighted the Mu Epsilon Delta meetings this year. The group, comprised of interested'persons who may pursue medical careers, heard from many areas of the medical profession in pursuing further education outside the classroom. ROW 1 Blake Woolf, Kelvin VanOsdol, Gay Steele, Larry Dormois, Jim Rodgers. ROW 2 Jim King, Vince Olzawski, Patrick Hubbard, John Forrest. 124 Inhum rillzoiim. ' slllllllll Hill + advancement of business and the people in that field are facets of business fraternity Delta Sigma Pi which met monthly for both academic discussions of the business fields as well as various social functions for the business majors in the college. The female organization in the college of business administration is Phi Gamma. The group conducts projects for the departments in the school as well as doing other on tside projects that may enhance the business education curriculum on both a group and individual basis. ROW 1 Deedee Clary, Karen Lemay, Madeline B. Abdel Sayed, Pilar Conzolez, Barbara Whitman. ROW 2 Ann Roden, Helen Denny, 0. Jean Jackson, Joanne Crymble, Dr. Lorraine H. Scheer, Jim Johnson, Anita Athorton, Isabel Hensley. ROW 3 Suzanne Chaney, Marcia Hicks, Nadine Smith, Carol Woods, Kathy Kinney, Linda Harris, Kathy Antry. ROW 1 Tom Hodges, Edward C. Bromiley II, Charles L. Churchill, Hugh H Leeper. ROW 2 Jim Hoch, Steve Austin, Bob Ryan, Wiley Smith. ROW 3 Leon R. Hicks, J11, Richard M. Smith, Charles S. Stafford, Robert W. Cadenhead, Howard A. Thompson, Alan D. Sanstra. STAND- ING Frank E. Pressfield. i i; f i 125 n? v. a Jt , I 1 - n . ROW 1 Marianne McKenna, Lyle R. Trueblood, J.K.Schladale, D.W.Woodrell. ROW 2 C.P.Guthrie, Jr., John E. English, Jr., Vernon O.Clark, Bob Sontag, C.R.Roberts, R.B.Buchanan. ROW 3 Gray Gerow, Ken Olsen, Jack Adkisson, Jim Cwinner, Les Meltzer, Larry Wofford, John Rainwater, Jack Loertcher. 128 OHIiCl'OH Chapter of Sigma Iota Epsilon attempts to keep its members updated on every changing business regulation, trends and expansions throughout the meetings held during the year. 129 . , a ' 3. ???51; Aim; 132 I VOICE and ear are intricate portions of study undertaken each year by National Student Speech and Hearing Association. The group has a Christmas party for patients at the Mabee Communications Disorders Center each December amidst final examinations because of their interest and compassion for those having speech or hearing disorders. ROW 1 Jeanie Butchee, Sue Sangunett, Marty Seiler, Carol Cox, Yolanda Cameron, Carla Ball, Melanie Ryding, Susan Farrell. ROW 2 Adele Simp- son, Mindy Hall, Helen Terpstra, Deborah Johnson, Linda Hamilton, Marguerette Hubanks, Carol Clingan, Elizabeth Lund. ROW 3 .Burke Chand ler, David Otterstrom, Dean Crimsley. ROW 4 SheaJohnson, Gretchen Grimm, Kathy Modison. 133 134 Keith McSorley, Wylie Philips, Sherman HyaN, John Johnson, Charles Mountford,DewayneAtwell, Donald P. Helander, Gene Cotner, Kermit E. Brown, Joth. Day. Xx .rkxf EMF: ROW 1 Jay Burton, Lloyd R. Heinze, Dwayne Atwell. ROW 2 Diego Conzoiez, Charles Mountford, John Johnson, Keith MCSoriey, Gene Comer, Dennis McPhail, Sherman Hyatt, Wylie Philips, Richard Wolf, John Day. . 011 or petroleum as the technical term is made more understandable through the Pi Epsilon Tau industrial fraternity. The group fosters a close relationship with the many petroleum industry officials in Tulsa through joint meetings and visits for on- the-site training. Annual selection of a queen and an Engineer's Week dance highlight the American Institute of Metallurgic, Mining and Chemical Engineers social calendar. The engineering students spend most of their time in study but are able to make the meetings of AIME. The group combines student opinions and professional guidance in their goals of chemical engineering. 135 136 me ChaniC a1 engineering students are given perspectives into their field through the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The group strives toward information for its members on latest innovations in mechanical engineering fields around the world. ROW 1 Brian Blades, Reed Johnson, Art Gorski, Mike Collins, William F. Mutheny 111, Dan Drago, David Fears, William G. Beazley. ROW 2 Bob Archibald, Harry Truong, Max Crocker, Phil Kurin. Jack Henderson, James T. Choate, Professor K.C. Weston, Reddivari S.Reddy. ROW 3 Abraham Al-Shereedah, Grady Vandiver, Jrq Mike Keller. Ken Markindale, Ken Lloyd, Larry W. Jones, Patrick K. Miller. Gene Unmuth, Ken Lloyd, William G. Beazley, Paul Crabb, Dan Drago, Dave Fears. 138 ShO Ck S aren't literally taken by the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineer members as they explore the vast field of engineering. The students who are members of the group strive for a better understanding in the electrical engineering field. Affairs of engineering students are coordinated and implemented by the Engineering Student Council. The group plans and instigates most engineering activities, with the annual Engineer's Week in the spring. 139 mar Ch , march, march is not the only order of the day in the Reserve Officer Training Corps programs at the University. The aerospace programs, and many other areas are covered under programs offered on an extra-curricular basis. Students enrolled in ROTC not only receive college credit in many cases, but have the opportunity to leave TU as commissioned Air Force officers. The air force honor organization, the Jack Donaldson chap ter of the Arnold Air Society in the AFROTC sponsored several host activities during homecoming as cadets from the Air Academy were on campus. The group is comprised of high accomplishment cadets in the program here. 5w: 4- 140 p, 3, OFFICERS Robert Tippee, Dewayne Atwell, Thomas Dellinger. GROUP I Donald K Garcia, Kenneth Howe, Ronald Wagner, M. Gilmore, John H. Dooman, John Lowery, Steven Hickey. GROUP 11 Anne Marie Martin, Bruce Bittner, Dale Doty, Cope Mitchell, Randy Hollen, Arthur Campbell. GROUP 111 Brad Keithley, Ken Martindale, John Beverage, David Kumpe, Bruce Mason, Chris Johnson, Ray Boyt, Gary M. Dams, Dan Drago. GROUP IV John Holman, Ron Burk- holder, Mike McCollam, Tom Matthews, Greg Deane, Kenneth Todd, Marty Miller. ROW 1 Arthur Campbell, Ken Martindale, Lloyd Heinze, William M. Gilmore, James Ayers, Al Will, Dwayne Atwell. ROW 2 Danny R. Brown, Ronald Wagner, Jim E. Lay, Kenneth Howe, John Holman, John Beverage, Thomas T. Kellinger, ROW 3 John Lowry, Bob Tip- pee, James T. Davenport, Mike Stuart, Douglas R. Garcia, Lee W. Maddox, Brad Keithley, David B. Bumner. 141 142 assistancekeymws the women's auxiliary group of ROTC at TU, Angel Flight. Their annual pancake supper helps in their projects such as making valentines for handicapped 0r underprivileged students. The women also march in numerous parades representing the prettier faction of TU's student military installation. ROW 1 Katy Martin, Robin Henderson, Claire Roark, Laura Belden, Cathey Lindsay, Mary Ann Zerwas, Diana Durst. ROW 2 Brenda Cox, Donna Jean Mixon, Paula Fowler, Joann Penner, Barbara Kintzinger, Gerry Coins, Alice Blood. ROW 3 Becky Stone, Bette Swanstone, Rita Ray, Sally Fowlkes, Kathy Hellerich, Valerie Croninger, Carol Studebaker, Ann Hiltz. natlonal dramatic society, Theta Alpha Phi again this year raised funds for department scholarships awarded deserving students. The group is involved in the production of almost every TU Theatre show as most members either act or work in technical areas of theatre. Fred B. Graves, Pompey Pirone, Bruce Dexter, Carl Beck, Richard Ellis, R. E. Eschliman, B, Jaye Schooley, Rod Jones. 145 146 Chl' istian fellowship for all faiths is basis for the Baptist Student Union which sponsors both social and religious activities. The group is keyed to fellowship among people, no matter what their faith. Meetings, social occasions and good talk are always available. ROW 1 Bonnie Jones, Judy Casnier, Pam Rowles, Hilda Kendrik, Hilda Strickland, Sue Sangunnet, Becky Standridge, Susan Schulz, Rosemary Files, Anita Mahaffey, Mary Cheek, Barbara Thain. ROW 2 Charlie Clark, Janis Clark, John Pieketel, Leslie Swain, Steve Childers, Janet Smith, Gary Dickenson, Mike McGee, Richard Humble, Herald Givens, John Akey, Zeb Brisker, Joe Madden. ROW 1 Mary Beth Tenney Marie Clar , y, Val Webber, Mary Holmes, G l G' ' Morrow, Becky Lynn, Judy Lemley, Paula Ralston. ROW 2 Jane Ann Fre:3rIn:n lgggggfzitah Baden, DbelE Hess, Rabecca D'Arcy, Paula ParkS, Kathy 148 dre S S , whether formal or extremely casual, the TU Fashion Board strives to present the students with the latest fashions, poise and charm tips through the Best Dressed Coed competition each year. In addition, the group sponsors a boutique before Christmas with many creative and Clever innovations in both clothing and accessories. 149 150 senate , the governing organization of the Student Association amended its constitution, aligned programs for $90,000 worth of entertainment, speakers, symposiums, cultural activities and other relevant and not so relevant activities. Headed by Phil White, the association, which is comprosed of all full- time TU students made further improvements in many of the initial areas begun in 1971. Other officers include Rich Brierre, vice president; Nancy Atwater, secretary, and Guy Montgomery, treasurer. Bill Horne remained as senate chairman through the first semester. ROW 1: Shirlynn Spacapan, Sallie Lapczynski, Shiphrah Williams, Jeffrey Steinke, Karen McIntyre, Phil Pennel, Liz Boucher. ROW 2: Brad Keithley, Gerry Coins, Katy Martin, Randy Mundt, Robert Humphrey Searoy III, Philip Eller, Steve Hoeft, Gerald L. Davis, Sharol Higgins. ROW 3: Vicki Bauer, Jane Barnes, Harold Hill, Jacqueline O'Neil, William G. Beazley, Bill Wendelken, James Vander Lind, Rick Dreyfus, Guy Montgomery, Nancy Atwater. ROW 4: Bill Horne, Betty Swanstone, Rich Brierre, Ken Terry, Mike Kier, Dan Drago, Jim Baker, Faren Akins, Gwen Hammergren. Rich Brierre, vice president Phil White, president b. ,1 ' ii; Vi .. ijixfl 'mhag Guy Montgomery, treasurer Nancy Atwater, secretary Off icer S of the Student Association 153 154 Linda Tayrien, communications Bill Gardiner, social ' ,'.c' h yi .3: i. M a , X z? - '3. 12 I H n Jacqui O'Neil, academic affairs Walter Lamb, films and communications Vicki Phillips, cultural affairs 156 . serV Ice is the word for Alpha Phi Omega fraternity which makes itself available throughout the year for ushering and other projects at no expense to the university. ROW 1 Charlie Cox, Paul Horlacher, Jim Ely, Susan Posten, Mike Gilmore. ROW 2 Bruce Rowley, John Pickerel, Donald Gilmore, Lloyd R. Heinze, Lex Friedlen. ROW 3 John R. Jackson, Scott Spaulding, Rick Hardy, Wm. M. Croth. ROW 4 John Griggs, N. Dale Hurt, David E. Kumpe. COMMUNICATIONS Walter Lamb, 1972 Kendallabrum editor Tina Avants, assistant editor d e ad 1 ine S swamp ed the Kendallabrum staff as they have for many years past. The small staff worked diligently meeting those deadlines in producing a different kind of book, one that tells of the university's interior as well as the tradition of Class pictures and advertising. 429' IIIYXA' ly x? K i? - XXX Vicki Phillips, prologue, epilogue poetry David Carman, assistant editor . mk The first yearbook staff in years: valuable help was given by Debbie Garrison, Liz Boucher, and Cindy Davison who worked, respectively, on the Honors, Organizations, and Sports sections. Bob Williams, Collegian editor Linda Mooney, Bob Eilers, Debby Camp, Bob Williams, Terry Freizem borg, Rob Steele, Dale Maples, Denise Wright, Julia Johnston, Bob Kelley, Judy Eibeck. Jacqui O'Neil, business manager Molly Shipman, Kendallabrum staff photographer 160 xv s continuance 01 an in- novative policy in newspapering caused both praise and damnation for the student news- paper Collegian. Editor Bob Williams issued many new type columns and news approaches for the newspaper which swept award fields at the annual Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association activities in the fall. Bob Kelley, business manager Terry Freisenborg, photographer Dale Maples, assistant editor Bob Eilers, assistant editor Rob Steele, sports editor Iudy Eibeck, circulation manager tCICV lSlon as an instructional and entertaining medium was used by the Galaxy crew through the au spices of a local broadcasting station. The group wrote, produced and edited the program under professional advisement during the year, creating some of the more unusual and enjoyable moments in front of the tube. ; XI 4 f ROW 1 Bob Lauer. ROW 2 Bill Dougan, Russ Cecil, Louise Fink, Ed Dumit, Lynn Wells. ROW 3 Rich Laudon, Ken Terry, Steve Smith, Lee J. Ready, David Irwin. ROW 4 Ann Whipple, Vic Bailey, Bill Tietgen, Donald Gillmore, Missy Reynolds, John Hart, Randy Kindy, Mike Nichol, Dan Meyers, Mike Bruckas. ROW 5 Elven Lindblad, David DeForest, Howard Fogelman, Walter Powers, Leslie Smiley, Richard Dowdell, Roger Roden. . 1' ad 10 continued as both an entertaining and educational process as students operated KWGS radio station this year. The station expanded their air audiences through public affairs, foreign language and sports broadcasting. Students began to turn ears toward the station as it played a new rock album everynight of broadcasting during the school year. 166 . raln, rain and more rain almost kept the Marching Golden Hurricane Band off Skelly Stadium field this year. But when the group finally put forth its port show and homecoming extravaganza, it was worth the soggy wait. The group came forth with many of the pop tunes as well as classical and marching standards pleasing both the young and adult elements at TU football games and pep rallies, under the capable baton of Ron Predl. 1' mCIOd i011 S voices, blended together for complete audio splendor continued coming from the top floor of Tyrrell Hall this year as the TU Modern Choir under the direction of Arthur Hestwood displayed musical prowess and form. Their annualJanuary concert here was a virtual sellout every evening. The group also represented the university at numerous functions. America I Love Thee theme proved to hit with audiences everywhere for the auditioned group of singers. 171 ChOI' a1 renditions from Tulsans of both classical and the less serious music highlighted audiences of the University Chorus under the direction of John Toms. The group, famous for its annual Messiah production rehearsed many hours before giving audiences musical ecstasy. 173 art for art's sake and for the betterment of art students was the main basis for the Art Students League this year. The group sponsored an art sale and assisted in the Hogue Gallery. All art majors from all art areas are urged to join the organization. 175 mu SIC majors of female gender participate in Sigma Alpha Iota recitals for both students and faculty. The group is a honorary music society which also ushers for music programs and conducts civic projects. ROW 1 Linda Bitzer, Sandra Herring, Tammy Smith, Hazel Wills, Tonya Frost, Robin Henderson, Judy Goldstein. ROW 2 Jean Wallace, Becky Jones. ROW 3 Ann Hiltz, Marcia Westgate, Debbi Turner, Ann Scheppke, Diana Sumner, Beverly Jackson, Cathy Bowers, Patricia Shell, Deborah Burnham Hunt, Bev Heidbrink, Donna Mixon, Barbara Derby. 1 , ,I . ; a . , h I h 3 ' u u ' . 1 W . l . 3 h J h I 4: x ' R 1 v u -h- ,..H --m . GRGE K9 fratS are governed by the Interfratemity Council. The group of representatives from TU's six fraternities meet monthly to decide upon civic or school projects that can be carried out by men in fraternities. The organization also honors outstanding professors and graduating fraternity men each spring. Social sororities have a governing body, Panhellenic which annually has an awards- scholarship dinner. Panhellenic conducts all business having to do with the sororities at the university on a mass basis. Rush is regulated and handled by a Panhellenic council. kappa alpha 1. Diana Fererro 2. Jim Fererro 3. Rob Steele 4. Bev Heid- brink 5. Lewis Stevens 6. Karen DeGrafferreio 7. Rich Sat- hoff 8. Vicky Martin 9. John Lowry 10. Louise Stevens 11. Sweet Flowers 12. Steve Flowers 13. Diane Jones 14. Arletta Smith 15. Scarlet O'Hara 16. John Moore 17. Linda Stafford 18. Christy Middleton 19. Jami Jasper 20. Reggie Stafford 21. Diana Sumner 22. The Grey Ghost 23. Richie Smith 24. Stonewall Jackson 25. Sherry Beuno 26. Regina Berry 27. John Beverage 28. Karen West 29. Mike Gibson 30. Cliff Cook 31. Mike Flloyd 32. Christel Lavery 33. Tom Beuno 34. Dawn Rowland 35. David Ashe 36. Patty Dillion 37. Steve Parker 38. John Rahmas 39. Mike Stone 40. Kathy N7 . XKR .- .141 . . 1 . 'A 2; f 1133 4 f 1a. a 1 xx '1 l: - -! f 55 ' f . , .55. 1 ' ' ' - $54 , .I g 1 V 1 4. 1 i .3 ..3 3'31. - I h .5 '- .. x - - 3, 4 P- -- 1 .711 1 1 1 s II 11+ v lv ' r I . A I! b q 4 K I A f ' . i r z . . 1.; . ' 12$; 3N. l r 1 .1 i n .,I . 182 kappa delta 1. Charyl Burris 2. Linda Hoener 3. Gail Young 4. Lindee Wilson 5. Mom Gunderson 6. Cathy Roe 7. Darci Smith 8. Carol Hansel 9. Barbara Moore 10. Debby Donley 11. Vicki Martin 12. Karen Rau 13. Lettie Goldman 14. Jane Freeman 15. Terri DuPuy 16. Kay Phillips 17. Cathy Larounis 18. Crystal Hamman 19. Linda Smith 20. Lynn Butts 21. Connie Culhane 22. Debbie Horan. . .iLf 183 184 kappa alpha theta 1. Donna Cronin 2. Val Webber 3. Mary Holmes 4. Sue Burruss 5. Linda Barry 6. Molly Magoon 7. Maggie Duwe 8. Jill Wackerly 9. Bette Swan- stone 10. Alice Blood 11. Vicki Bauer 12. Mom Bullington 13. Jan Wood 14. Marilyn Eaton 15. Kathy Wilson 16. Paula Wilson 17. Carol Ward 18. Katy Martin 19. Shelia Bowen 20. Jody Stuart 21. Janice Scherting 22. Martha Thomas 23. Caroline Oliver 24. Mary Beth Tenny 25. Lane Stan- ley 26. Debbie Harden 27. Sharon McNeil 28. Linda Hathaway 2.9. Jo Glenn 30. Debbie Moore 31. Lynx'l McHenry 32. Robin New 33. April Retzer 185 186 delta gamma 1. Mary Howard 2. Rita Sharrow 3. Leslie Coon 4. Karen Alf 5. Bar- bara Daniel 6. Lynn Laughlin 7. Cherrie Belin 8. Martha Weston 9. Mary Ann Hicks 10. Maryann Butterfield 11. Page Powell 12. Leslie Smiley 13. Kathy Hampton 14. Sally Langencany 15. Candy Carlylse 16. Debbie Walkenshaw 17. Nancy Evans, 18. Marilyn Lambert 19. Alyson Brown 20. Paula Heinzer 21. Paula Fowler 22. Mary Rahmes 23. Barbara Dempsey 24. Carolyn Skaer 25. Becci Ford 26. Roberta Booth 27. Laura Sabetti 28. Nancee Dalley 187 L 4497 .. E5... ... . E1 1.1;:3i. q $.??i5il! 1d 188 pi kappa alpha Frank Adams, Rick Babson, Jim Baker, Mike Baker, Rob Bollinger, Steve Brown, Bill Bryan. Karl Bush, Gil Caldwell, Glenn Campbell, Jim Carmen, Dan Clark, Mike Collins, Jim Criswell, Joe Davey, Jim Franklin, Bill Freddo, .Art Gorski, Cliff Hanoch, Terry Henthorn. Mario Herdoiza, Dave Horn, Glenn Huse, Brian Jennings, George Kastelic, Alvin Krumrey, Bill Lamb, Rinne Martin, Ed Moore, Ben Morris, Nick Moyers, Jim Proszek, Roger Roden, Mark Russell, Charlie Ryser, Dave Sanders, Jim Silvey, Barry Smith,.Craig Smith, Bill Stuermann, Dave Williamson, Steve Yemer. avrimw: 189 wan 13nnsvu2'2hf dgaxvn- . kappa sigma 1. Ernie Bedford 2. Dan Pike 3. Keith Fawlkner, 4. Rick Peterson 5. Randy Grundy 6. John Mooney 7. Fritz Ballman 8. Mark Cohlmia 9. Hugh Chapman 10. Wes Langland 11. Dick Miller 12. Marty Foster 13. Doug Goodman 14. Ed Berger 15. Jim Saviers 16. Phil Moppert 17. Greg Hopeman 18. Matt Matting 19. Denny McCurrenZO. Dave Edwards 21. Ken Petruck 22. Randy Mundt 23. Robert Ambrose 24. MickxFulp 25. Rick Ritschel 26. Jeff Jeffries 27. Randy Vaugn 28. Mike Gilmore 29. Danny Eckenroad 30.- Terry Pulp 31. Cliff Butcher 32. Terry Long 33. Charlie Fitzpatrick 34. Gary England 35. Don Plank 36. Gary Moore 37. Mike Arrison 38. Tom Conroy 39. Rob Hille 40. Steve Rogers 41. Dave Harrison. 190 ' Ticket Counters. 2y V6 : Jr 47' 192 delta delta delta 1. Betsy Kenyon 2. Becky Stone 3. Marie Saterlee 4. Debbie Hill 5. Marsha Jones 6. Becky D'Arcy 7. Sally Lapczynski 8. Kim Sprinkle 9. Paula Parks 10. Jean Wallace 11. Janie Dacus 12. Nora Wah113 Debbie Fugler 14. Jane Zschoche 15. Diane Gorski 16. Kathy Morrow 17. Marty Ratliff 18. Rita Ray 19. Sally Riddick 20. Mom Turner 21. Ruth Sibala 22. Kelly Pine 23. Debby Attaway 24. Teresa Reams 25. Debbie Ward 26. Susie Lambeth 27. Shara Surber 28. Eva Sibala 29. Jill Woods 30. Jill Lambeth 31. Diana Durst 32. Kristi Dains 33. Peggy Vanneman 34. Peggy Eshler 35. Amy Brown 36. Sue Luede- king 37. Frances Price 38. Diane Jones 39. Susan Asquith 40. Emily Rohleder 41. Debbie Hess 42. Robin Henderson 43. Nancy Smith 44. Billy Jean Harlan 45. Joyce Curry 46. Sandy Coombs 47. Gay Hooper 48. Karen Webber 49. Nancy Ayers 50. Susan Shipley 193 194 1. Laura Belden 2.. Fran Northard 3. Sharon Stewart 4. Linda Ford 5. Brenda Cox 6. Ian Stewart 7. Bev Heidbrink 8. Diana Sumner 9. Sondra Szenasy 10. Mary Ann Zerwas 11. Susan Hunt 12. Ruth Ann Rains 13. Nancy Stephenson 14. Donna Mixon 15. Gerry Coins 16. Beth Beldon 17. Aylo Brewer 18. Sherry Masters 19. Kathy Kelley 20. Cathy Bowyer 21. Ann Clark chi omega 1. Alana Johnson 2. Becky MacGregor 3. Jean Walpole 4. Liz Boucher 5. Bryn Westmoreland 6. Jeannie Butchee 7. Jane Lauery 8. Judy Mares 9. Betty Bailey 10. Kay Miller 11. Sally Fowlkes 12.3Sue1Bender 13. Linda Hopkins 14. Claire Roark 15. Eileen McKenna 16. Helen Beth Murray 17. Susan Linnel 18. Lynn Burks 19, Tammy Smith 20. Judy Hinton 21. Ann McFerrin 22. Melinda Denton 23. JacquiO3Nei124. Janice Tieperman 25. Kathy Hellerich 26. Marcia Mott 27. Beverly Bal- four 28. Becky Lynn 29. Kathy Antry 30. Cheryl Yadon 31. Doris Mom 32. Dale Maples 33. Mary Axton 34. Fran Chemelic 35. Cheryl Clark 36. Pat Riley 37. Kathy Hage 38. Anne Roberts 39. Jill Krumme 40. Kathy Alexander 197 198 sigma chi 1. Ed O'Mallory 2. George Brown 3. Mike Turpin 4. Bob Neilson 5. B. J. Hastings 6. Don Dahlin 7. Parker Gillespie 8. Jerry Gentzen 9. Robb Bay 10. Ray Baumgarten 11. Faren Akins 12. Mike Hanline 13. Mark Holt 14. Jim Rodgers 15. Dave Marshall 16. Arty Tieper- man 17. Jeff Cobian 18. Charley Clay 19. Rex Alexander 20. Pete Cook 21. Sammy Jones 22. Mike Latron 23. Chris Manley. 200 ;; ; 5 i l l 3;? 1 N. .. s x.,.. . ,. :r . . . . um, 5 .. ,,:x. , x..xx, .x. ,. mxxxfjkxkk .,, M lall 1I-llnIl IIIXIN H Ill H'.:hll!l 1!thle X X -1 ll! FII 1X I ,.L.Af I 4 11$, j! d !1' -x lh'yL'HWww w. I. i g1:1 i 4 144 H HH Ll! II w I! a.gxx V II; A . . ,LWHNHWMMHUIII. . t . . ..5., kWWWWWHWAHJIJMWW .....11.. .Mwu. um 1. w u mlH...JH1I..IU...vu.. utzkf 3. Yhmuv . Ujivrlhovuu'drlhltl lull rhdhlrLfI' , t Zul $1111-. -11JuJi1lHWJ? ,Iln, . ; . V , t . . l. Mtg? $7 204 SECTION s nuns 17-46 a - t a r . . x s . -$ s . a 2 E l r - F f . , r - N, .w 3 A w : Ms. s 7 ed A j J - ' 1 . . y Z;' I - 1 1 H . , L - x - a -E. A , L a s. .. v V i ; Ex . .. s5, 3:59. s s . . s t - 1 I . 'h, 1 3 I, s I I I A f: I .w 3,. s N x.- s if i; y 's iA -,;7t '7 F- i W1 3 rrrm r34, 3'! k - 7; I Y ' . 4 i FRONT ROW Steve Shores, Bill Robe , Jim Butler, Dick Blanchard, N. y Lindsay Anthony, Jon Long, James Shaw, Lewis McGee, Jim Steumky, Phil Ashcom. SECOND ROW Tom Hunt, Steve King, Richard Dixon, Dave Nowasky, Andy Teachman, Ralph McGill, Pedro Williams, Jean Barrett, John White, JimMorgan. THIRD ROW ScottMarquis, Mike v- Mills, Roland Whitehurst, Todd Starks, Marc Punk, Arthur Calla- . , , way, Cordon Burich, James King, Sam Henry, Mike Kmita, Rick Rus- - , :- sell, Ed White. FOURTH ROW Donnie Ellis, T.C.Blair, Dave Blum- , , s s f-JY ' ling, Dave Stewart, George Brown, Ed Legace, George Kulovic, George ; ' ,j. ,4 Haynes, Arthur Moore, Mike Ridley, Drane Scrivener. FIFTH ROW .' , ' , - s ' ; 1 Gary Christensen, Rick Ewing, Ewald Kempa, Randy Hawn, Larry I: ' Frey, Ron Bordigioni, Tom Nally, Ralph Steffanci, John Corbett, Ricky Childers, LB. Barfley. SIXTH ROW PatDavi5,Jack Biggerstaff, John Robinson, Ed Emond, Bob Campbell Alton Coley, Bill Thomas, Alan Martin, Allan Jones, Brad Butler, Drew Pearson. SEVENTH ROW David Thomas, Mike Martin, Bill Hughes, David Johnson, Mark Ditsworth, John Williams, Gary Shackleton, Don Henneke, David Nichols, Dan Griffin, Bob Thomas. EIGHTH ROW Graduate assistants Gary Berchtold, Frank Grimm. BACK ROW President I. Paschal Twyman, Faculty Athletic Cabinet Chairman John Dratz, Athletic Director F.A.Dry, Athletic Business Manager Bill Wall, Head Coach Claude Gibson, Trainer Dan Howard, Assistants Ted Plumb, Charlie Donaldson, Bob Junko, Tom Ososkie, Greg Williams, Doug Gerhart, Dennis Chinn. 208 C raln dominated those first Golden Hurricane football games although the team, Coach Gibson and the university received national attention after defeating Arkansas' Razorbacks 21-20. There were two more baCk-to-back victories, followed by six defeats and a final victory over Wichita State. 209 210 TU 10 21 17 46 21 om 10 31 Scores Opponent Kansas State 19 Arkansas 20 WestTexas State 13 Virginia Tech 39 Wake Forest 51 Brigham Young 25 Tennessee 38 Louisville 17 Air Force 17 Florida State 45 Wichita State 13 212 fade ti KW r i ' 213 Mike Lofstrom, Steve Bracey, Mike Arrison, Willie Biles, Steve Hop- kins, Ronnie McMullen, Dave Rademeyer, Joe Voskuhl, Stan Mc- Laughlin, Robert Compton, Donnie McMullin, Larry Morris, Eric Smiler, Jim Clesson. smOOth , well-oiled and more unified described the Golden Hurricane Basketball team, providing pavilion fans with many exciting moments in round ball action. A slightly less cool Coach Hayes argued more with refs as Bracey, Smiler and the other portions of the fivesome frequently razzled-dazzled fans with buckets from outside. The fast break remained two-pointer crowd pleasers for the Hurricane. 2.15 216 bucket TU 99 64 90 80 99 79 92 96 94 61 72 76 74 86 60 61 73 75 66 95 84 100 90 88 89 83 Scores Opponent Calif. State-Fullerton 75 St. Mary's, Texas 57 Texas A$LM 79 LaSalle 77 Texas Tech 84 Bradley 89 U. Mo. St. Louis 72 Trinity 70 Drake 76 St. Louis 72 Memphis State 99 Creighton 75 Cincinnati 81 Arkansas State 60 Wichita State 92 St. Louis 63 Bradley 88 North Texas 69 Louisville 84 West Texas State 87 Drake 82 Oklahoma City 101 Memphis State 91 Wichita State 83 North Texas State 86 Louisville 102 1 2 2 2.22. track ROW 1 Bob Campbell, Dave Stewart, Tony Smith, John White. ROW 2 Alan Martin, Jim Morgan. ROW 3 Steve Palmer, Lindsay Anthony, James Shaw, Ron Weigleb, Drane Scrivener, Raymond Rhodes, Lloyd Yates. 223 'ma 2.24 tennis Alex Pakozdi, Coach Don Zimmerman, Phil Pinnell, Bill Griffith, Layn Phillips, Dale Frates, Dave Pinnell. 22.5 226 V iCtOI'ie S outnumbered defeats 35 to 12 for the Golden Hurricane baseball team under Coach Gene Shell. The team again gained national attention traveling to Omaha for the World Series of Collegiate Baseball, placing third after losing twice to Southern California. The team's largest victory came over Oklahoma City, 23-0. :31 : 3, . FRONT ROW Jim Carnett, Steve Hill, Reg Rowe, Joe Fleming, Mike Pemberton, Steve Bowling, Cliff Butcher, Larry Byrd. BACK ROW Phil Honeycutt, Jerry Tabb, John Klahr, Ken Petruck, Ray Kennett, Jerry Simmons, Richard Stonebraker, Roger Adams, Mike Sember. 227 SCORES Opponent Arkansas Arkansas Okla. City SW Mo. St. SW Mo. St. SW Mo. St. Buena Vista Buena Vista Cameron W. Texas St. W. Texas St. 1 New Mex. 3 2. 1 O 2 5 1 2 1 9 2 8 mmpAHchH-Nmonp New Mex. New Mex. New Mex. New Mex. Okla. State Okla. State 50. I11. 50. I11. 50. Ill. Central St. Central St. Okla. Baptist r-l 000V HN OUJ VU'lHtoPO Okla. Baptist Okla. Baptist Northeastern Okla. City Okla. City New Mex. St. W. Texas St. Okla. State Okla. State Bradley Memphis St. Bradley ONNVbCHr-INOOJrPUIO 01me 11 mm 53$me clout Bradley Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Oral Roberts Iowa St. Iowa St. ONOOxluv WORLD SERIES Miss. St. Harvard 50. Ill. 50. Cal. So. Cal. 0-1054th 230 Cheer 5, paper covered hoops and pom-poms were the vehicles by which TU's ten cheerleaders attemp ted spirit again this year. Spectators looked through them, as in the past, as if they were figments of imagination. But the 10 persevered. ROW 1 Marci Wyss, Gay Hooper, Doris Vann, Marilyn Eaton, Jody Stuart, ROW 2 Gary Soderstrom, Dave Sanders, Bob Bewley, Barry Hargrove, B. J. Hastings. 1... hi: . r .. 1'0 5...! . V. . ; ,; . w . f . gm m seniors Madeleine Abdelsayed Cairo, Egypt Larry Amstutz Tulsa Jimmie Aydelott Tulsa 234 Faren Akins Tulsa Lopez Arnaldo Valencia, Venezuela Mohammed Iqbal Aziz Bangla-Desh Sammye Aldridge Tulsa Barbara Ash Okmulgee, Okla. John Bagwell Tulsa Parviz Alidaee Tehran, Iran Dwayne Atwell Aurora, Mo. Betty Bailey Tulsa Adul-Kareem AI-Saffar Kuwait, Arabia Tina Avants Tulsa Deidre Barkley Sapulpa, Okla. a-b Jean Barrett Vickie Bauer William C. Beazley Jana Bell Reuben Bell Dallas Dallas Tulsa Springfield, Mo. Tulsa Betsy Berry Larry Berthelsen Kantilal M. Bhavsar Nilesh Bhow Brian Blades Tulsa Kansas City India India Bartlesville, Okla. Carol Bohmer Norma Boone Catherine Bowers Clint Bowling Cathy Bowyer Tulsa Tulsa Jonesboro, Ark. Arcadia, Calif. Tulsa Yb MAL .in 235 seniors Larry Boyles Tulsa Jeannie Broaders St. Louis Jim Butler Skiatook, Okla. Richard Bradley Tulsa Edward Bromiley Tulsa Shelba Cagle Bartlesville, Okla. Robert Brandenburg Tulsa Sue Brummett Springfield, Mo. Melinda Caldwell Tulsa Scarlett Brinton Tulsa Phil Burns Tulsa Candy Carlisle St. Louis Pam Broskotter Findley, Okla. Karl Bush Des Plaines, 111. David Carman Tulsa 236 b-d Angela Caruso Rye, N.Y. Linda Cluck Tulsa Valerie Croninger Tulsa Paul Clark Tulsa Everett Cordingley Tulsa Gerald Davis Sapulpa, Okla. Cheryl Clarke Tulsa John Correll Catoosa, Okla. Sandra Davis Tulsa Douglas Cluck Tulsa Vicki Costabile Tulsa Dee Ann Davison Tulsa 1.1.. Calvin, Jr. Afton, Okla. Don Cox Tulsa Larry Daylight Tulsa 237 238 seniors Iudd Dent Tulsa Bobby D onnell Tulsa Randall Dugan Westfield, NJ. Earl Derkatch Toronto, Canada Richard Dowdell Tulsa Marty Durrant St. Louis Mike DiScalla New Canaan, Conn. Russell H. Dowling Aruba, New Amsterdam Rhonda Edmonds Springfield, Ill. Robert Diver Anaheim, Calif. Chris Downen Springfield, Ill. Tacie Erwin Tu Isa Richard Dixon Houston Terry Drake Tulsa Roberf Evans Sand Springs d-g Bob Farris David Fears Arthur Floyd Jane Ann Freeman Robert Fugate Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Kansas City Tulsa Bill Gardiner Harvy Gardiner Barbara Garrigan Ii Gaskins Darrell Gilbert Skokie, 111. Vancouver, Canada Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Haikey Comer John Craber Tony Grandinetti Doug Griffith William Groth Tulsa Tulsa Skokie, Ill. Tulsa Tulsa 240 seniors Wayne Grimes Paul Gunderson Sapulpa, Okla. Tulsa Thomas 1:12;th Kathleen Hayes Blooming Prairie, Minn. Tulsa Mary Anne Hicks Sharol Higgins Tulsa Hominy, Okla. Ronald Hand Talala, Okla. Lloyd Heinze Tulsa Joseph Hildreth Hot Springs, Ark. Margie Hansel! Conshohocken, Pa. Robin Henderson Tulsa Cynthia Hilton Tulsa Richard Hardy St. Louis Leon Hicks, Ir. Tulsa . Ruth Ann Hodges Tulsa seniors 242 h-k Ralph Holbrook Carla Horn Broken Arrow, Okla. Tulsa Ed lnderrieden Cecile Jackson Tulsa Owasso, Okla, James Kelso John Kendrick Tulsa Tulsa William Horton Bridgeport, Ala. Jane Joswick Tulsa Bob King Tu lsa Abdullah Hussain Kuwait, Arabia Kteg Kallenberger Tulsa Jim King Broken Arrow, Okla. Sherman Hyatt Tulsa Donna Kapka Tulsa Gary Kirk Tulsa 243 244 seniors Jim Kirk Tulsa Debbie Latimer Tulsa Larry LeFors Tulsa Scolt Knowles Plano, Tex. Carl Lawson Antioch, Calif. Robert Leppke Tulsa Walter Lamb Tulsa Curt Lawson Tulsa John Lile Tulsa Jill Lambeth Tulsa Jennifer Lee Tu Isa Cathey Lindsay Tulsa Doug Lanier Broken Arrow, Okla. Teresa Leech Tu Isa Steve Linn Tulsa k-m Angela Ma Hong Kong Hussein Mirahmadzaden Iran Richard Murphy Haverstraw, N.Y. Maureen Manning Owybee, Nev. Susie Monger Tulsa Kathy McKenzie Tulsa David Manor Tulsa Lynn Moses Allentown, Pa. Randy McLaughlin Brent Wood, NY. Jim Marple Tulsa Charles Mountford Chicago Stan McLaughlin Tulsa Alan Minskoff Canal Zone, Panama John Mayer Baltimore, Md. James K. McSorley Tulsa 245 seniors Linda Neal Tulsa Carolyn Overstreet Dewey, Okla. Elaine Perett Tulsa 246 Wylie Neal Tulsa Ernest Pauley Tulsa Sharon Petrik Broken Arrow, Okla. John Newton Tulsa Rick Peterson Tulsa Dale Phariss Tulsa 'Trfi i ,, Terri Newton Tulsa Raymond Penick Elkhart, Kan. Robert Phillips Tulsa Sylvia Olesen Tulsa Shirley Penick Tulsa Victoria Phillips Tulsa Wylie Phillips Tulsa Edwin Reavis Miami, Okla. Suzanne Rogers Tulsa Tom Philpott Springfield, Mo. Rosa Riley Tulsa Dawn Rowland St. Louis George Pope Greenvine, S.C. Mike Roberson Broken Arrow, Okla. D ale Ru lledge Tulsa Darlene Priam Scotswood, NJ. Arthur Robinson Tulsa Don A. Sadler, Sr. Tulsa Pat Putnam Gainesville, Tex. Ann Roden Tulsa Alan Sanstra Tulsa 247 2.48 seniors Gilbert Scott Tulsa Jim Singleton Tulsa Stephen Smith Racine, Wisc. Rob Searcy Tulsa Gary Sligar Tulsa Reggie Stafford Tulsa Patricia Shell Tulsa Don Smarinsky Tulsa Georga Stahle Kennelon, NJ. Joy Sherrill Tulsa Diana Smith Tulsa James Startz Tulsa David Simmons Tulsa Nadiene Smith Tulsa Jeff Steinke Tulsa Tony Stevenson Becky Stewart Sharon Stewart Paul Storm Jody Stuart Tulsa Tulsa Bartlesville, Okla. Tulsa Tulsa Carol Studebaker Lillie Taylor Myrna Thomas Curtis Thompson Bob Tippee Oklahoma City Dewey, Okla. Catoosa, Okla. Claremore, Okla. St. Louis Bonnie Tremble Catherine Tower Jim Tuttle Gerald Wade Jean Wallace Tulsa Tulsa Muskogee, Okla. Tulsa Tulsa 249 senior s-juniors Jo Ann Walsmith Tulsa J ay Wheeler Naperville, Ill. Anis Williams Skiatook, Okla. 250 Pam Walton Tulsa Dennis Whitley Sand Springs, Okla. James Williamson Tulsa Kas Weigant Tulsa Michael Wiley Tulsa Deloris Wood Tulsa w; m 311w Karen Weikum Bill Wendelken Cornwall, N.Y. Miami, Okla. Michael Wiley Mary Jean Willett Tulsa Pawhuska, Okla. Burnie York Ali Al-Sheraidah Tulsa Kuwait w-b Adele Ahsink Sherry Barber Jane Barnes Bob Bean Don Beavers Cheyenne, Wyo. New Orlean, La. Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Barbara Bennett Donald Berger Elaine Bishop-Jones Kelly Blackburn Pat Bognanoff Tulsa Kintersville, Pa Springfield, Mo. Tulsa Tulsa Robert Bollinger Cherry Blaker Mary Bland Steve Botdchoff James Brown Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Henryetta, Okla. juniors Peggy Brown Tulsa Sally Carswell Catoosa, Okla. Kathlyn Coleman St. Louis Steven Brown Tulsa Suzanne Chaney Tulsa Janet Cordingley Tulsa Gary Bushyhead Tulsa Denylyn Churchwell Tulsa Charlie Cox Tulsa Joe Butler Owasso Marilyn Clark Tulsa Paul Crabb Tulsa Dale Campbell Tulsa Garry Cole Tulsa Gary Crossland Tulsa b-g Barb Dempsey Tulsa David Fites Tulsa Michael Cilliard Tulsa Wayne D owning Tulsa Eileen Flaherty Tulsa Mike Gilmore Tulsa Kay Drake Tulsa Jacob Floyd Tulsa Harlan Gene Graf Cordell, Okla. Tim Edwards Tulsa Johnny Frank New York City Gary Graham Tulsa John Ferguson Tulsa Gayle Gibbon Tulsa John Gutierrez Tulsa j uniors M aurice Hail Tulsa Linda Harris Tulsa Marguerietka Hubanks Tulsa 254 Brenda Hall Wischester, Virg. Susan Hart Tuls'a Patrick Hubbard Tulsa Gwen Hammergren Arlington Hts., Ill. Diana Henderson Tulsa John Hunt Tulsa Mike Hardgrove Sapulpa, Okla. Carla Hix Tulsa Karen Ingram Tulsa Jeanne Harmon Cu shing, Okla. Marcia Horton Lincoln, Ill. Robert Jennings Tulsa Fran Ienneman Tulsa Patricia Lawwill Tulsa Tricia Lynch Tulsa Bob Kelley Claremore, Okla. Bill Leek Tulsa Becky Lynn Coffeyville, Ks. Kathy Kinney Sperry, Okla. Kenny Lloyd Tulsa Sharon Manor Tulsa Karan Kopadt St. Louis Rod Lofton Tulsa Dale Maples Brecksville, Ohio Kathy Krier Beloit, Ks. Ron Lofton Tulsa Kenneth Martindale Tulsa 255 juniors 256 Sherry Masters Tulsa Michael David Moore Tulsa Charles Olson Altona, Ill. Larry McGraw Tulsa Sandra Neal Tulsa Mukesh Patel India Stan McLaughlin Tulsa Mahmoud Nekoozadeh Iran Bill Patterson Springfield, Mo. Sharon McNeil Yardley, Pa. Linda Norman Tulsa Frank Presfield Tulsa Brent Meyers Tu lsa Judy Owen Tulsa Jim Reed Tulsa m-s Mark Reinke Scottsdale, Ariz. Bruce B. Rowley Tulsa Lesley Smiley Ambier, Pa. Vicki Reiss Tulsa John Schloss Tulsa Tammy Smith Tulsa Marcus Rice Tulsa Paul Schouten Tulsa Brian Spink Tulsa Steve Riker Tulsa Linda Shaffer Tulsa Connie Spradling Broken Arrow, Okla. Jack Ritchie Tulsa Sally Shun Webster Groves, Mo. Bill Spurgin Tulsa 257 juniors-sophomores Janice Steele Tulsa Debbie Walkinshaw Tulsa Shippy Williams Tulsa 258 Dave Stewart Montefey, Calif. L'inda Wallace Tulsa Carol Woods Tulsa Karin Thomas Tulsa Diana Watkins Ferguson, Mo. Shirley Woods Sapulpa, Okla. John Tomlinson Tu 15a William M. Wiles Tulsa Jerry Worobeck Alberta, Canada Kathy Walker Tulsa Sandra Williams Tulsa Marlene Yarmer Galatia, K5. Liz Ziegrig Tulsa Karen Alf Bartlesville, Okla. Steve Beach Tulsa David Zwart Tulsa James Lee Arnold Tulsa Gary Beshara Tulsa Naveed Alam Pakistan Gram Barnum Boulder, Colo. Sheila Bowen Tulsa Terry Aldridge Tulsa Gary Baxter Tulsa Ray Boy! Neosho, M 0. Joan E. Allen Tulsa Robb Bay St. Louis Marty Bradley Shawnee Mission, Ks. sophomores Edwin Braswell Annette Brown Haydenna J. Brown Betsy Brownrigg Anna Burden Tulsa Waco, Texas Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Larry Brunett james Butler Marianne Butterfield Patrick Cameron Debby Camp East Brunswick, NJ. Panama Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Bill Campbell Cleo Caplanis Nancy Cassidy Donna Christopher Bob Clark Tulsa Tulsa Owasso, Okla. Palatine, Ill. Tulsa m m 260 sophomores 2.62 Mike Collins Leslie Coon William Cunningham Deeann Davis Tim Davis Tulsa Bartlesville, Okla. Lawtwon, Okla. Tulsa Dallas Karen De Graffemeid Marsha Deiven Theodore Deivery Ginny Demerritt Larry Dermois Oklahoma City Garden Groove, Calif. Livermore, Calif. Tulsa Ft. Smith, Ark. Gary Dickinson April Dixon Deborah Dotter Debbie Douglass Dan Drago Tulsa Tulsa Okeene, Okla. Shawnee Mission, Ks. Denver 2.63 sophomores Steve Dreshsler Tulsa Robert Eilers Bartlesville, Okla. Susan Fitzgerald Tulsa Cliff Eaton Jenks, Okla. Kasey Ellis Tulsa Terry Friesenborg Dayton, Ohio Ron Eby Adair, Okla. lay Field Tulsa Debbie Garrison Tulsa Judy Eibeck Tulsa Rosemary Files Tulsa Dean Graumann Granite, OklaV Craig Eiland Tulsa Susan Fincannon Tulsa Fauncine Goen Quito, Equador 264 Gerry Coins Tulsa Thomas Guy Tulsa Steven Hickey Arlington Hts., Ill. Judith Goldstein Glencoat, Ill. Cliff Hanoch Tulsa Kathleen Higgins Hominy, Okla. Steve Griffiths Carthage, Mo. Barry Hargrove Tulsa Debbie Hill Tulsa Camille Groskurth Columbus, K5. Randy Hawn Ambridge, Pa. Steve Hoefk Springfield, M04 Leslie Gulick Washington, Ill. Beverly Heidbrink Montgomery City, Mo. Kathy Huber Sindlay, Okla. sophomores 266 David Humphery Tulsa Jami Jasper Kankakee, 111. Margaret Keeling Tulsa Beverly Jackson Sapulpa, Okla. Cathy Jenne mann Tu lsa Michael Keith St. Louis John Jackson Charleston, 5. Car. Zella Jeremiah Tulsa Karen Kloppe St. Louis Angela Jacobs Tulsa Russell Johnson St. Johnsbury, Vt. Phillip Kobe: Evanston, Ill. Susan Jarzembski Milwaukee. Wisc. Becky Jones St. Louis David Kumpe St. Louis Lee Lane Susanne Lane Debbie Larson Larry Latimer Andrew laltidis Broken Arrow, Okla, Tulsa Rogers, Ark. Tulsa Hillsdale, NJ. Keith Lehr Doug Long Donald J. Losher Anita Mahaffey Dave Mangelsdorf Tulsa Tulsa Pampa, Texas Tulsa Barnhart, Mo. Rick Martin William Matheny Eileen McKenna Mary McQueen Marilyn Medlock Tulsa Broken Arrow Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa 267 sophomores Christopher Mees Denver Molly Murray Dallas Betsy Perry Tulsa Marti Melton Tulsa Kathy Noe Dallas Don Peters Tulsa Lee Meyer Colorado Springs, Colo. Katie O'Halloran Tulsa Kay Phillips Kansas City, Ks. Barbara Mills Schell City, Mo. Keith Partain Tulsa Johnny Pickerel Tulsa Alida Moore Santa Monica, Calif. Ashok R. Patel Kenya, India Elaine Poe Bartlesville, Okla. 268 Bruce Portz Tulsa Rosalind Rains Beirut, Lebanon Robert Reynolds Montreal, Quebec Larry Postelwait Tulsa Loretta Reavis Miami, Okla. Mary Jo Roberts Grove, Okla. Raymond Pregler Bix by, Okla. Danny Redburn Tulsa David Roe Muskogee, Okla. Gerald Pruitt Tulsa Danny Redburn Tulsa Joe Rohr Tulsa Figueroa Rafael Puerto, Rico Missy Reynolds Ft Smith, Ark. Marcia Rothfuss Ottawa, Canada 269 sophomores Pam Rowles Tulsa Jerry Simmons Tulsa Iohney Smith Tulsa Gary Sams Tulsa John Skalla Tulsa Terry Smith Huntington, W. Va. Susan Schulz Tulsa Andy Smallwood Carthage, Mo. Alan Soper Tulsa Patricia Scott Tulsa Danny Smith Tulsa Shirlynn Spacapan Arlington Hts., Ill. Vernon Shand Kansas City Janet Kay Smith Tulsa Becky Standridge Tulsa Cay Steele Tulsa Dyke Turner Washington, D.C. Dale Williams Skiatook, Okla. Rob Steele Oklahoma C ity Danny Turrel Broken Arrow, Okla. Lyndee Wilson Collinsville, Okla. Ian Stewart Bartlesville, Okla. Karen VanVleck Tulsa Jimmy Witt Tulsa Diana Summer Broken Arrow, Okla. Julie Wallis Broken Arrow, Okla. Robert Word Tulsa Leslie Swaim Tulsa Tom White Tulsa Cynthia Wright Tulsa 271 sophomores-freshmen 272 Cheryl Yadon Tulsa Fritz Ballman Ft. Smith, Ark. Teri Branerd Broken Arrow, Okla. Bill Adams Tulsa Linda Blakestad Owasso, Okla Jay Bruton Tulsa William Adams Tulsa Charlotte Boehn Boston Lynn Burks Ft. Sill,Ok1a. Susan Asquith Muskogee, Okla. Mary Bouakadakis Tulsa Charyl Burris Tulsa Susan Baker Tulsa Pat Boulden Ft. Smith, Ark. Don Buthod Tulsa y-d Melissa Camp James Campbell Janie Carnes Carl Chaves Mary Cheek Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Audrey Clark Mark Cohlmia Thomas Conroy Becky Conway Barbara Coy Sand Springs, Okla. Muskogee, Okla. Kirkwood, Mo. Tulsa Tulsa Deborah Crump Joy DeSIefano J. Thomas Dilger 101 ! H- Dooman Dale Duty Dallas Freeport, Ill. Tulsa Arlington Hts. Ill. JOPIiHIMo. 273 freshmen Emily Duensing Claremore, Okla. Paula Fowler Roswell, N.M. Lyn Hale Tulsa 274 Pam Duff Tulsa Ruth Gamer Webb, Miss. Karen Harbaugh Tulsa Bonnie Eagle St. Louis Ron Geninn Muskogee, Okla. Holly Harris Cleveland, Okla. Rickie Ealey Tulsa Alyne Good Tulsa Linda Hartz Tulsa Susan Everett Springfield, Mo. Janet Guerrant St. Louis Carolyn Hawkins Cleveland, Okla. d-h Susan Hayes Carol Haynie Serabeth Helterbrang Holly Henest Mary Terinca Highfill Tulsa Pampa, Texas Cabool, Mo. Tulsa Tulsa Robert Hille Jeanenne Holeman Randy Hollon Cred Hopeman Lida Hopkins Brentwood, Mo. Adair, Okla. Sand Springs, Okla. Moore, Okla. Tulsa Debbie Horan Marsha Horton Sally Howe M ary Hunt Ronnie Hutton Arlington Hts., Ill. Hinsdale, Ill. Tulsa Leawood, Ks. Tulsa freshmen Maureen Ingram Jay Jackson Tulsa Camp Hill, Pa. Mark Kalber Kris Kilimann Chicago Tulsa Nancy Anne Lambert Sally Langenkamp Tulsa Tulsa 276 0. Jean Jackson Tulsa Rondal Killgore Tulsa Elven Lindblad Tulsa DianeJohes Kansas City Barbara Kintzinger Dubuque, Iowa Susan Linnell Tulsa Rhonda Jones Tulsa Leonard Kramme Tulsa John Mahaffey Tulsa 277 m ?.ng Iuv. ll. ll. nI , l-m . ,llzulltlrhh, freshmen 278 m-n john Mainwaring Ponca City, Okla. Kathy McCartney Oklahoma City Debbi Moore Kirkwood, Mo. Arla Markham Tulsa Becki McGregor Springfield, Mo. Phoebe Monger Tulsa Ian Martin Tulsa Larry Merchant Tulsa David Meyer Ponca City, Okla. Vicki Martin Tulsa Christine Middleton Tulsa Don Nemec Tulsa Connie McCaul Kansas, City Marty Miller Tulsa Troy Nix Hobbs, N.M. freshmen Tim Oliver Tulsa Linda Peterson St. Louis Linda Reiber Rockville, Conn. 280 Delores Painter Tulsa John Polk Tulsa Beverly Robertson Sells, Anz. Robert Parker Tulsa Randy Quinton Chattanooga, Tenn. Jane Robison Shawnee Mission, Ks. Karen Payne Joplin, Mo. Patrick Reed Lousiana, Mo. Jim Rosenbloom Tarzana, Calif. Anne Pear son Tulsa Jenny Reeves Ferguson, Mo. I Susan Sailing Tulsa Jim SEViers Ft. Smith, Ark. Charles Stafford Tulsa Janet Stork Ft. Smith, Ark. Mike Saviois Libertyville, Ill. David Standefer Tulsa Shara Surber Overland Park, Kan. Beverly Sherrod Tulsa Kathy Stewart Tulsa Linda Swartwout Skokie, Ill. David Smith Deerfield, Ill. Patsy Stewart Tulsa Ashley Talton Tulsa Janet K. Smith Tulsa Russell Stites Sand Springs, Okla. Dave Tate Akron, Ohio 281 freshmen Mary Beth Tenney Barbara Thain Rhonda Thomas Brian.Thornpson Janice Tieperman Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Steven Veesaert lean Walpole Claudia Walter Carole Ward Rick Waters St. Louis Oklahoma City Dixhill, N.Y. Tulsa Dallas Karen Weber Jim Weignant Charlotte Westbrook Cylvia Westbrook Lucinda Wheeler Arlington Heights, Ill. Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa 282 Robin Wilkening St. Petersburg, Fla. Steve Wood Windfield, Kan. lbranim Korgau Buksa, Turkey Mary Lee Willett Tulsa Jane Zschoche Kansas City M ike PrescoH Tulsa Roger Williams Pryor, Okla. Steve Coons Oak Lawn, III. I ery Roger Shawnee Mission, Ka Tom Williams Tulsa Larry Gray Tulsa Mark Sherman St. Louis Colleen Wilson St. Louis John Griggs Kirkwood, Mo. David Welsh. Tulsa A. w .yulvuulrlw :1H . lH Wtht$HuHultxu XV 1!.114N7Hm7 w .w 1 u w SH, 1 l xH Lr .1 ,r 4.. MW firm Oi U G km '5'? ! H , 1 1 I 1 3y! umnvv y? :3 unnAWRth .. -3K$ . i ..- -uva U . 9 nu ?;xKA I , . a m . AW? nwku, . .. rmljl MVTK w .2 . n a m b; In S W 1m m photographs RR. x x... ...o...N...xvx.x...r...n. b...x............+.xv..b....h. hnhbw Mwyxbwm m. macc hm... nu... ...... kc. . N 2 3 '- I'- O h C N O. E O 0 DD E 4': 4-! O m 2 O C? CB 0 O 0 OJ .C l- cJF'RIGHY 1939, THE cocA-coLA COMPANY Entertainment at the movies Park Lane Circle LVO PARTNERS ON THE GROW .WITH TULSA TULSA-BASED LVO: sLVU Corporation Executive Offices LVO Cable, Inc. LVU Data Systems, Inc. LVO Oil and Gas Division LVD Business Services Division Ross-Martin Company Scott-Rice Company Kraftbilt Products -CORPORAT10N GENERAL THEATRES womnnseemming Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103 ulsa E l r; c' imeel and Manu ' General Contrators '4 289 In: El: Faun Flinn! 5an 5mm ?- -I-IU-I- w u m: Sheipline's People an essay by Gary Sheipline 291 a 1., n: Eaurmiwwrtr. . 1, a n. m3 ., 'hg . giwailxiar. Z. 5:: $929 1 12, ll ... 292 -v : gaff, um: I': EIUTE .I f S$DMCIHG HF THIS - NDRLI $ THE SHE'S 0 E58 LBS BELIGHTFUL CURVES w h- 29.3 295 Across 1. Name of book in which this puzzle appears. 9...;editor; company tabrevJ 10 11 12 14 15 17 18 20 21 22 24 26 27 28 30 33 34 36 37 38 39 41 43 44 45 . Paddle. . Sigma... .What you are in a poor professors Class. . I am tcontractioni. .Reserve Officer Training Corps. tabrevj . Suspected Roman spelling of the word 'bus'. . How you feel when you've bombed your finals. .Donit toppositei. . In advance of tprefixt. .-Hurricane. . Red Cross tabrevJ . Cheerleader's cry. .Where It's... .Stu'dent Association tabrevd. .Formerly the Student Activities Building. ...-Cold Blood, by Truman Capote. . Alpha MTau. .Et cetera tabrevJ. . same as 27 across. . Abbreviation for location of cultural film series. .Professional Journalistic Society. .What a bird does; what a person does with drugs. tsict . StudentEducation Association tabrevJ. ...Kappa Alpha. . The bomb entertainment group heavily criticized. Down VOxmth-UJN . Newest concern of 1972 for the environment. . Another word for 'not'. .Education School housed in this facility. . Abbreviation for the group with guzzle their way into. .Cloria Steinem is part of the movement that burns5. . Tulsa... 8. Traditional flower of Homecoming. 13. 16. 17. 19. 21. 25. 27. 29. 31. 32. 35. 37. 39. 40. 41. 44. 42. Name used by professor attaining the PhD. Form of poetry. Shivering noise made. What students are faced with when their 3.5 comes out a .75. This college is getting a new building moving it from a downtown facility. Besides a pouch, tobacco comes 1n this too. Association of Black Collegians and the first three alphabetic letters. What the homecoming queen receives besides a kiss. Sigma Epsilon Chi spells something that had to do with this yearis emphasis week theme. Twin Towers tabrevt. Noise made by professor laughing in your face about a late term paper. Nickname for Alvin. Tennis teams play games in this form. Parents 2. You put your car in a space where it will -.. Mathematic term used in finding circumference. Same as 28. Note: If you do not wish to mark in the Kendallabrum's crossword puzzle, you may place a piece of tracing paper or tissue paper over the puzzle. Answer on page 315. 12 18 29 34 38 45 2 3 9 13 15 19 22 23 26 3O 35 39 4O 43 4 5 6 1O 16 2O 21 27 31 32 36 41 44 17 37 7 8 1 1 14 24 25 28 33 42 k-book crossword 297 298 Dan P. 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Simler S VarsztyCenter B H O E T C A T Books,SchoolSupplies,Fountain Service, 0 A 8-D X F L Y S Lunch,Balf0urJewclry andSportswear W S E A P I A 2840 E 7th 939-4923 TM TT N I T T YlG R l T T Y 0 n' t' nal 'ndex AFROTC .................................. 141 Modern Choir .............................. 170 AIME ...................................... 134 Mortar Board ................................ 109 Alpha Epsilon Rho .......................... 120 Mu Epsilon Delta ............................ 122 Alpha PhiOmega ............................ 156 NationalStudent Speech$t Hearing Association ..132 Angel Flight ................................ 142 Omicron Delta Kappa ........................ 108 Arnold Air Society .......................... 140 Phi Gamma .................................. 124 Art Students League .......................... 174 PhiCamma Kappa ............................ 113 Band ...................................... 168 Pi Epsilon Tau ............................. 135 Baptist Student Union ........................ 146 Scroll ..................................... 111 Collegian .................................... 161 Sigma Delta Chi .............................. 118 Engineering Student Council .................. 138 Sigma Iota Epsilon ............................ 129 Fashion Board .............................. 148 Student Association .......................... 152 Galaxy ...................................... 164 Student Senate .............................. 150 IEEE ........................................ 139 Theta Alpha Phi .............................. 145 Kendallabrum .............................. 158 Theta Sigma Phi .............................. 119 KWCS .................................... 166 University Civic Chorus ...................... 172 Lantern .................................... 110 U niversity Scholars .......................... 112 315 index Abdelsayed, Madeleine 125,234 Adams, Bill 272 Adams, Frank 189 Adams, Roger 227 Adams, William 272 Adkisson, Jack 128 Aiegrig, Liz 259 Akey, John 147 Akins, Faren 89,108,151,198,234 Alam, Naveed 259 Albert, E.R.,Ir. 17 Aldridge, Sammye 234 Aldlidge, Terry 259 Alexander, Kathy 108,197 Alexander, Tex 198 Alidaee, Parviz 234 AllenJoan B, 259 Alf, Karen 187,259 Al-Saffar, Adul-Kareen 234 AI-Shereedah. Abraham 137 AI-Sheraidah, Ali 250 Ambrose, Robert112,190 Amstutz, Larry 234 Anthony, Lind say 208,223 Anny, Kathy 125 Arbuckle, Shara! 95 Archibald, Bob 137 Arnaldo, Lopez 234 Arnold, James Lee 259 Arrison, Mike 190,214 Ash. Barbara 234 Ashcon, Phi1208 Ashe, David 181 Asquith, Susan 193,272 Atchley, Guy 120 Athormn, Anna 125 Alhenon, Susan 118 Attaway, Debby 193 Atwater, Nancy $6,108,151.153 Atwen, Dwayne 94,134,135J4LZ34 Ausink, Adele 251 Auslin,51eve 125 Avants, Tina 158,234,320 Aydelon, Jimmie 234 Ayers, James 141 Aziz, Mohammed lqba1234 Ayers, Nancy 193 Babson, Rick 189 Bagwell, John 234 Bailey, Betty 197,234 Bailey, Vic 166 Baker, Jim 151,189 Baker, Mike 189 Baker, Susan 272 Balfour. Beverly 197 Ball, Carla 133 Ballman. Fritz 190,272 Barber, Sherry 251 Barkley, Deidre 234 Barnes,Jane 151,251 Barnum, Cram 112,259 BarrettJean 208,235 Barry. Linda 185 8.355, Sally 1 10 Barkley, LB 208 Bauer, Vicki 151,185,235 Baumgarten, Ray 198 Baxter, Gary 259 Baxter, Paula 1 12 Bay, Robb 198,259 Beach, Skeve 259 Bean, Bob 251 Beavers, Don 251 Beazley, William C. 137,138,151235 Beck, Carl 145 Bedford, Ernie 190 Belden, Beth 148,194 Belden, Laura 85,108,112,141,194 Belin, Cherrie 187 Bell, Jana 235 316 Bel1,Reuben 235 Bell, William H.17 Bender, Sue 197 Bennett, Barbara 251 Berchmld, Gary 208 Berger, Donald 251 Berger, Ed 190 Berry, Belsy 235 Berry, Regina 181 Benhelsen, Larry 235 Beshara, Gary 259 Beunc, Sherry 181 Beuno, Tom 181 Beverage, John 141,181 Bewley, Bob 231 Bhavsar,Kamila1M1235 Bhow, Nilesh 235 Biggersmff, Jack 208 Biles, Willie 214 BishopJunes, Elaine 110,251 Binner, Bruce 141 Bitzer, Linda 176 Blackburn, Kelly 110,251 Blades, Brian 137,235 Blaker, Cherry 251 Blakeslad. Linda 272 Blair, Albert 112 Blair, T1C. 208 Blakey, Rex 21 Blanchard, Dick 208 Bland, Mary 251 Bloomberg, Barbara 110 Blood, Alice 142,185 Blumling, Dave 208 Boehn, Charlotte 272 Bognanoff, Fat 251 Bohmer, Carol 235 Bollinger, Rober1189,251 Boone, Byron V. 17 Boone, Norma 235 Booth, Roberta 187 Burdchoff, Steve 25! Bordigiuni, Ron 208 Bouakedakis, Mary 272 Boucher. Li2111.151,160,197 Boulden, Pat272 Bowen, Sheila 185,259 Bowers, Catherine 176,235 Bowling, Clin1235 Bowling, Steve 227 Bowyer, Cathy 9Z,108,194,235 Boyles, Larry 236 Boyt, Ray 141,259 Bracey, Steve 101,214 Bradley, Marty 259 Bradley, Richard 236 Brandenburg, Rober1236 Branerd, Teri 272 Braswell, Edwin 260 Brewer, Aon 194' Brice, John W. 17 Briana, Rich 151,152 Brill, JamesP. 108 Brinlon, Scarlett 236 Bxister, Zeb 147 Broadcrs, Jeannie 236 Bromiley. Edward 125,236 Broskotter, Pam 236 Brown, Alyson 187 Brown, Amy 87,108,112.193 Brown, Anneue 260 Brown, Danny R, 141 Brown, C. Richard 20 Brown, George 198,208 Brown, Haydennal. 260 Brown, James 251 Brown, Kermit E. 134 Brown, Peggy 252 Brown, Sandi K, 110 Brawn, Steven 189,252 Brownrigg, Betsy 260 Bruckas, Mike 120.166 Brummen, Sue 236 Brunett, Larry 280 Bruton, Jay 112,135,272 Bryan,Bi11189 Buchanan,R.B,128 Bulington, Bicki 110 Bullington, Mom 185 Bumner. David 3.141 Burden, Anna 260 Burich, Cordon 208 Burkholder, Ron 141 Burks, Lynn 197,272 Burns. Phil 236 Burris. Cheryl 182,272 Burruss, Sue 185 Bush, Kar1189,236 Bushyhead, Cary 252 Bulchee, Jeannie 133,197 Butcher, Cliff 190,227 Buthod, Don Z72 Butler, Brad 208 ButlerJames 260 Bul1er, Jim 205,236 Butler, Joe 252 Butterfield, Maryann 187,260 Buns, Lynn 8.182 Byrd, Larry 227 Cadenhead, Robert W, 125 Cagle. Shelba 236 Ca1dwell,Gill89 Caldwell, Melinda 236 Callaway, Arthur 208 Cameron, Patrick 260 Cameron, Yoland 133 Camp, Debbey 118,160,260 Camp, Melissa 273 Campbell, Arthur 141 Campbell, Bi11260 Campbell, Bob 223 Campbell, Bob 208 Campbell, Dale 252 Campbell, Glenn 189 Campbell, James 273 Canfield, Wright 17 Caplanis, Cleo 260 Carlisle, Candy 118,187,236 Carmen, David 159,236,320 Carnes, Janie 273 Carnetk, Jim 189,227 Carswell, Sally 252 Carter, H.N. 22,108 Caruso, Angela 118,237 Cassidy, Nancy 260 Calts,Pau1a 112 Cecil, Russ 166 Chandler, Burke 133 Chaney, Suzanne 125,252 Chapman, Hugh 190 Chaves, Car1273 Cheek, Mary 147,272 Childers, Ricky 208 Childers, Steve 147 Chilton, Christine 110 Chinn, Dennis 208 Choate,lamesT.137 Chouteau, Jess 19 Christen5en, Cary 208 Christopher, Donna 111,260 Churchill, Charles L 125 Churchwell, Derrylyn 110,252 C1ark,Audrey 273 Clark, Ann 194 Clark, Bob 260 Clark, Charles 147 Clark, Chery1197 Clark, Dan 189 Clark, Janis 147 C1ark,Marilyn 110,252 Clark, Pau1237 Clark, Vernon O. 128 Clarke, Chery1237 Clary, Deedee 125 Clary, Marie 148 Clay, Charley 198 Clesson, Jim 214 C1ingan, Carol 133 Cluck, Douglas 237 Cluck, Linda 237 Cobian, Joff.198 Cohlmia, Mark 190,273 Cole. Carry 252 Coleman, Kathlyn 252 Coley, Alton 208 Collins, M ike 137,189,263 Colvin,I.L.,111237 Compton, Rober1214 Conroy, Thomas 190,273 Conway, Becky 273 Cook, Cliff 181 Cook, Pete 198 Coombs, Sandy 193 Coon, Leslie 187,263 Coons, Steve 283 Corbett, John 208 Cordingley, Everett 237 Cordingley, Janet 252 Correll, John 237 Costabile, Vicki 237 Comer, Gene 134,135 Cox, Brenda 142,194 Cox, Car61133 Cox, Charlie 112,156,252 Cox, Don 237 Coy, Barbara 273 Crabb. Pau1138,252 Crenshaw, Kirby E. 17 Croswell, Jim 189 Cracker, Max 137 Cronin, Donna 185 Croningcr,Valerie100,112,142,237 Crossland, Gary 252 Crowe, Robert M, 29 Crump, Deborah 273 Cruse, Robert 112 Crymble, Joanne 125 Culhane, Connie 182 Cunningham, William 263 CurryJoyce 111,193 Dacus, Janie 193 Dahlin, Don 198 Dahlin, Don 198 Dains, Kristi 110,193 Dains, Sandra 112 Dalley, Nancee 187 Dams, Gary M. 141 Daniel, Barbara 187 D'Arcy, Becky 145,193 Davenpcn, JamesG 141 Davey, Joe 189 Davis, Deeann 263 Davis, Gerald 93,151,237 Davis, Pa1208 Davis, Sandra 237 Davison, Cindy 160 Davis, Tim 263 Davisun, Dee Ann 237 Day, Bob 118 Day, John 134,135 Daylight, Larry 237 Dean, Vivian 118 Deane, Greg 141 DeForest, David 166 DeGraffenreid, Karen 181,263 Dellinger, Thomas 141 Demerritt, Ginny 263 Dempsey, Barb 187,253 Denney, Helen 125 Dent, Judd 238 Demon, Melinda 197 Derby, Barbara 176 Derkatch, Earl 238 Dermois, Larry 263 Deslefano. Joy 273 Deiven, Marsha 263 Deivery, Theodore 263 Dexter, Bruce 99,145 Dickinson, Gary 147,263 Dilger. L Thomas 273 Dillion, Patty 181 DiScaHa, Mike 238 Citswonh, Mark 208 Diver, Rober1238 Dixon, Apri1263 Dixon, Richard 208,238 Doering, Kakhy 108 Donaldson, Charlie 208 Donalson, Chuck 118 Donley, Debby 182 Donnell, Bobby Z38 Dooman, John H.141,273 Doris, Mom 197 Donnois. Larry 123 Doner, Deborah 263 Duty, Dale 141,273 Dougan. 3111166 Douglas, Nancy 90,108,112 Douglass, Debbie 263 Dowdell, Richard 120,166,238 Dowgl'ay, John C,L 19 Bowling, Russell H. 238 Dowmen, Chris 238 Downing, Wayne 253 Drago, Dan 137,138,141,151,263 Drake. Kay 253 Drakem Terry 238 Dratx, John 208 Dreyfus, Rick 151 Dreshsler, Steve 264 Dry, EA, 21,203 Duensing,Emi1y 274 Duff, Pam 274 Dugan, Randall 238 Dumil, Edward 112,120,166 DuPuy, Terri 182 Durrant, Many 238 Durst, Diana 95,142,193 Duwe, Maggie 185 Eagle, Bonnie 274 Ealey, Rickie 274 Eaton, Cliff 264 Eaton. Marilyn 185,231 Eaton, Venena 112 Eby, Ron 264 Eckenmad, Danny 190 Edmonds, Rhonda 238 Edwards, Dave 190 Edwards, Tim 253 Eibeck, Judy 118.160.163.264 Eiland, Craig 112.264 Eilers, Rober1118,160,163,264 Eller,Ph1158,151 Ellis. Donnie 208 Ellis, Kasey 264 Ellis, Richard 145 Ely, Jim 156 Emond, Ed 208 England, Cary 190 English, John E. Jr. 128 Erwin, Tacie 238 Eshler, Peggy 193 Eschliman, R.E. 145 Evans, Nancy 187 Evans, Robe11238 Everett, Susan 274 Euring, Rick 208 Farrell, Susan 133 Farris, Anne 112 Farris, Bob 239 Fawlkner, Keith 190 Feares, David 137,138,239 Ferguson. John 253 Ferrero, Diana 181 Ferraro, Jim 181 Field. Jay 264 Fike, Dan 190 Files, Rosemary 147,264 Fincannnn 264 Fink. Louise 166 Fires, David 253 Fitzgerald, Charlie 19 Fitzgerald, Susan 264 Flaherky, Eileen 253 Fleming, Joe 227 Flint, CW. 17 Flowers, Steve 181 Flowers, Sweet 181 Floyd. Arthur 239 Floyd, Jacob 253 Floyd, Mike 181 Fogelman, Howard 120,166 Ford, Bedci 187 Ford, Linda 194 Forrest, John 98,123 Foster, Many 190 Fowlex, Paula 142,187,274 Fowlkes, Sally 142,197 Fox, Philip 112 Frank, Johnny 253 Franklin,lim 189 Frates. Dale 225 Freeman, Jane Ann 148,239 Freddo, Bi11189 Freeman, Jane 182 Hey, Larry 208 Frieden, Lex 156 Friesenborg, Terry 160,264 Frost, Tonya 176 Fugate, Robert 239 Fugler, Debbie 193 Fulp, Mick 190 Pulp, Terry 190 Funk, Mar: 208 Galloway, George H. 17 Garcia, Douglas R. 141 Gardiner, Bill154,239 Gardiner, Harvy 239 Garner, Ruth 274 Garrigan. Barbara 239 Garrison, Debbie 160,264 Gaskins, Jill 139 Casnier, Judy 147 Geninn, Ron 274 Centzen, Jerry 198 Cerhan, Doug 208 Gerow, Gray 125 Ghost, The Grey 181 Gibbon, Gayle 148,253 Gibson, Claude 208 Gibson, Mike 181 Gilbert, Darre11239 Gillespie, Parkers 198 Gilliard, Michael 253 Gilmore, Donald 156,166 Gilmore, Mike 156,190,253 Gilmore, WilliamM. 141 Cirlick, Leslie 111 Givens, Harold 147 Glenn, Jo 185 Goen. Fauncine 264 Coins, Gerry 111,142,151,194.265 Goldman, Lettie 182 Coldstein, Judith 176,265 Comer, Haikey 239 Gonzalez, Diego 135 Gonzalez, Pilar 125 Good, Alyne 274 Goodman, Doug 190 Corski, A11137,189 Coxski, Diane 193 Cass, Kristy 111 Ctaber, John 239 Graf, Harlan Gene 253 Graham, Cary 253 Grandinetti, Tony 239 Graumann, Dean 264 Graves, Fred B. 145 Gray, Larry 283 Griffin, Cathy 110 Griffin, Dan 208 Griffhh, Bill 225 Griffith, Doug 239 Griffiths, Steve 265 Criggs, John 156,283 Crimes, Wayne 240 Grimm. Frank 208 Grimm, Gretchen 133 Crimsley. Dean 133 Groskur kh, Camille l 1 1,265 Crmh, William 112,156,239 Grundy, Randy 190 Guerrant, Janet 274 Guerrero. E.T. 36 Culick, Leslie 265 Cunderson, Mom 182 Cunderson, Paul 240 Guthrie, C.?.Ir.128 Gutienez, John 253 Guy, Thomas 265 Hail, Maurice 254 Hale, Lyn 274 Hall, Brenda 254 Hall, Mindy 133 Hamilton, Linda 133 Hamman, Crystal 182 Hammergren, Given 151,254 Hampton, Kathy 187 Hand, Ronald 240 Hanline, Mike 198 Hanoch, Cliff 189,265 Nahsel, Carol 111,182 Hansell. Margie 240 Harbaugh 274 Harden, Debbie 185 Hardgrove, Mike 254 Hardy, Richard 156,240 Hargrove. Barry 231,265 Harlan, Billyjean 193 Harmon, Jeanne 254 Harms, Thomas 240 Harrinton, Kathy 112 Harris, Holly 274 Harris, Linda 110,125,254 Harrison, Dave 190 Hart, John 166 Hart, Susan 254 Hanz, Linda 274 Hastings, BJ. 198,231 Ha1haway, Linda 185 Hawkins, Carolyn 274 Hawn, Randy 208,265 Hayden, Donald E. 108 Hayes, John A. 22 Hayes, Kathleen 240 Haves, Susan 275 Haynes, George 208 Haynie, Carol 275 Hexdbrink, Beverly 111,176,181,194,265 Heinze, Lloyd 135,141,156,240 Heinzer, Paula 187 Helander 112,134 Hellerich, Kathy 142,197 Hellerbrang, Serabeth 275 Henderson, Diana 254 Henderson. Jack 137 Henderson. Robin 142,176.193,240 Henest, Holly 275 Henneke, Don 208 Henry. Sam 208 Hensley. Isabel 125 Henthorn, Terry 189 Herdoiza, Mario 189 Herring, Sandra 110,176 Hess, Debbie 148 Hickey, Steven 141,265 Hicks, Leonlr. 125,240 Hicks, Martia 125 Hicks, Mary Anne 187,240 Higgins, Kmhleen 265 Higgins, Sharol 151,240 Higgins, Sharon 85,112 Highfill, Mary Terinca 275 Hildmh, Joseph 240 Hill, Debbie 193,265 Hill, Harold 151 Hi , Steve 227 Hille, Robert 190,275 Hilton, Cynthia 24o Hiltz, Ann 111,142,176 Hinton, Judy 110,197 Hix, Carla 110,254 HochJim 125 Hodges, Ruth Ann 240 Hodges, Tom 125 Hoeft, Steve 151,265 Hoener, Linda 182 Holbrook, Ralph 243 Holeman, Jeanenne Z75 Holman, John 141 Hollon, Randy 141,275 Holmes, Dan P. 17 Holmes, Mary 148,185 Holt, Mark 198 Honeycun, P1111227 Hooper. Cay 231 Hopeman, Greg 190,275 Hopkins. Lida 27S Hopkins, Linda 197 Hopkins, Steve 214 Hopper, Gay 193 Horan, Debbie 182,275 Horlacher, Paul 156 Horn, Carla 243 Hum, Dave 189 Hornbostel, Victor 0. 32 Home, 811191.151 Horton, Marcia 254 Horton, Marsha 275 Horton, William 243 Howard, Dan 208 Howard, Mary 187 Howe, Kenneth 141 Howe, Sally Z75 Hubanks, Margueriena 133,254 Hubbard, Patrick 123,254 Huber, Kathy 265 Hughes, Bill 208 Humble, Richard 147 Humphrey, David 266 Hunk, Deborah Burnham 176 Hunt. John 254 Hunt, Mary 275 Hunt. Susan 194 Hunt, Tom 208 Hurt, N. Dale 156 Huse. Glenn 189 Hussain, Abdullah 243 Hunon, Clifford E. 23 Hutton, Ronnie 275 Hyatt, Sherman 134,135,243 lalridis, Andrew 267 lnderrieden, Ed 243 Ingram, Charles C. 17 Ingram, Karen 254 Ingram, Maureen 276 Irwin. David 166 Jackson, Beverly 111,176,266 Jackson, Cecile 243 jackson, J. Jean 125,276 Jackson, Jay 276 Jackson, John 156,266 Jackson, Stonewall 181 Jacobs, Angela 266 Jarzembski, Susan 266 Jasper, Jami 181,266 JeffiresJefF 190 Jennemann, Cathy 266 Jennemann, Fran 255 Jennings. Brian 189 Jennings, Robert 254 Jeremiah, Zella 266 Johnson, Alana 197 Johnson, Chris 141 Johnson, David 208 Johnson, Deborah 133 Johnson, Ed 118 Johnson, Jim 125 Johnson, John 134,135 Johnson, Reed 137 Johnson, Russel1266 Johnson, Shea 133 Johnston, Julia 160 Jones, Allan 208 Jones, Becky 176.266 Jones, Bonnie 147 Jones, Diane 181,193,276 Jones, Jenkin Lloyd 17 jones. Larry W. 138 Jones. Marsha 193 Jones, Rhonda 276 Jones, Rod 145 Jones, Sammy 198 Joswick, Jane 243 Junko, Bob 208 Kalber, Mark 276 Kallenberger, Kreg 243 Kapka. Donna 243 Kastelic, George 189 Keeling. Margaret 266 Keith, Michael 266 Keilhlay, Brad 141,151 317 index Keller, Mike 137 Kelly, C. Robert 108 Kelley, Bob 90,118,160,163,255 Kelley, Ka1hy 194 Kelso, James 243 Kempa, Ewald 208 Kendrick, Hilda 147 Kendrick, John 243 Kennen, Ray 227 Kenyon, Betsy 193 Kier, Mike 151 Kilimann, Kris 276 Killgore, Ronda1276 Kindy, Randy 166 King, Bob 243 King, James 208 King, Jim 123,243 King, Steve 208 Kinney, Kalhy 125,255 Kintzinger, Barbara 142,276 Kirk, Cary 243 Kirk,Jim 244 Klahr,John 227 Kloppe, Karen 266 Kmita, Mike 208 Knorr, Andrea 110 Knowles, Scott 244 Kober, Phillip 266 Kopadt, Karan 255 Kopple, Nancy 110 Korgau, Ibranim 283 Kramme, Leonard 276 Krier, Kathy 255 Krumme, Jill 110,197 Krumrey, Alvin 189 Kulovic, George 208 Kumpe, David 141,156,266 Kurin, Phil 137 LaForruneJA. IL 17 Lairmore, Martha 110 Lamb, Bi11189 Lamb, Philip 320 Lamb, Waher 97,155,158,244,320 Lambert,Mari1yn 187 Lambert, Nancy Anne 276 Lambeth,Jill 193,244 Lambeth, Susie 193 Lamprich, Julio 110 Lane, Lee 267 Langeneany, Sally 187 Langenkamp, Sally 27L Langland, Wes 190 Lanier, Doug 244 Lapczynski, Sally 151,193 Larounis, Cathy 182 Larson, Debbie 267 Latimer, Debbie 244 Latimet, Larry 267 Larron, Mike 198 Landon, Rich 120,166 Lauer, Bob 120,166 Lauery. Jane 197 Laughlin, Lynn 187 Lavery,ChristoI181 Lawwill, Panicia 255 Lawson, Car1244 Lawson,Cu11108,112,244 Lay,Jim 13.141 Lebord, Dana 110 Lee, Jennifer 2.44 Leech, Teresa 244 Leek, 13111255 Leeper, Hugh H. 125 LeFures, Larry 244 Legace, Ed 208 Lehr, Keith 267 Lemay, Karen 110,125 Lemley, Judy 148 Leppke, Robert 244 Lile,Jol1n 244 318 Lilly, OR. 112 Lindblad, Elven 166,276 Lindsay, Cathey 88,108,142,244 Lindsay, Hague 112 Linn, Steve 244 Linnell, Susan 197,276 Lloyd, Kenny 138,255 Loertcher, Jack 128 Lofslrom, Mike 214 Loftun, Rod 255 Lofton, Ron 255 Long, Doug 267 LongJon 208 Long, Terry 190 Losher, Donald J. 267 Lowry, John 141,181 Lube , Benedict I. 17 Luedeking, Sue 110,193 Lund, Elizabeth 13.3 Lynch, Tricia 255 Lynn, Becky 100,148,197,255 Ma, Angela 245 MacCregor, Becky 197 Madden, Joe 147 Maddox, Lee W. 141 Magoon, Molly 185 Mahaffey, Anita 147,267 Mahaffey, John 276 Main, Roy 112 Mainwaring, John 279 Malone, CharlesE, 20 Mangelsdorf, Dave 267 Manley, Chris 198 Manning, Maureen 245 Manor, David 245 Manor, Sharon 110,112,255 MapleS, Dale 91,113,160,163,197,255 Mares,Judy 197 Marine, Roberto 112 Markham, Arla 279 Marple, Jim 245 Marshall, Dave 198 Martin, Alan 208,223 Marlin, Anne Marie 141 Marlin,lan279 Mattin, Katy 102,141,151,185 Martin, Mike 208 Marlin, Rick 267 Martin, Rinnie 189 Markin, Sabra 22 Manin, Vicki182,279 Martin, Vicky 181 Marlindale, Kenneth 138,141,255 Narkubg, Man 190 Marquis, Sc011208 Mason,Bruce141 Masters, Sherry 194,256 Matheny, William 267 Matthews, 141 Medlock, Marilyn 267 Mess, Christopher 268 Melton, Martin 268 Meltzer, Les 128 Merchanl, Larry 279 Me1zel, George D. 18 Meyer, Lee 268 Meyers, Bren1256 Meyers, Dan 166 Middleton, Christine 181,279 Millard. Marvin 17 Miller, Dick 190 Miller, EB. Jr. 17 Miller, Kay 197 Miller,Mar1y 141,279 Miller, Palrick K. 138 Mills, Barbara 268 Mills, Hazel112,118 Mills, Mike 208 Minskoff, Alan 245 Mirahmaddadden, Hossein 245 Miichell, Cope 141 Mixon, Donna 142,176,194 Modison, Kathy 133 Monger, Phoebe 279 Monger, Susie 245 Montgomery, Guy 89,151,153 Mooney, John 190 Mooney, Linda 160 Moore, Alida 268 Moore, Arthur 208 Moore, Barbara 182 Moore, Debbie 185 Moore, Ed 189 Moore, Cary 190 Moore, Michael David 256 Mopperl, Phil 190 . Morgan, Jim 208,223 Morris, Ben 189 Morris, Larry 214 Morris, Peggy 110 Morrow, Kathy 148,193 Morse, Kathy 181 Morton, Robert 112 Moses, Lynn 245 Mon, Marcia 1 12,197 Mountford. Charles 134,135,245 Meyer, David 279 Mayer, John 245 Vioyers, Nick 189 Aundt, Randy 101,108,151,190 viurphy, Richard 245 Aurray, Helen Beth 197 vIurray, Molly 268 .vIutheny, William F. III 137 McCanney, Kathy 279 McCaul, Connie 279 McClintock, PG. 17 McCollam, Mike 112,141 McCurren, Denny 190 McFerrin, Ann 197 MCCann, Sherie 112,118 McGee, Lewis 208 McGee, Mike 147 M16111, Ralph 205 McCrew, Larry 256 McGraw, Mike 112 McGregor, Beck1279 McHenry, Lynn 185 McIntyre, Karen 151 McKenna, Eileen 197,267 McKenna, Marianne 128 McKenzie, Kathy 245 McLaughlin, Randy 245 McLaughlin, Stan 214,245 McLaughlin, Stan 256 McMullen, Donnie 214 McMullen, Ronnie 214 McNeil, Sharon 110,185,256 McPhaiI, Dennis 135 McQueen, Mary 267 McSorleyJames K. 245 McSorley, Keith 134 Nally, Tom 208 Nance, Pam 112 Neal, Linda 246 Neal, Sandra 256 Neal, Wylie 246 Neilson, Bob 198 Nekoozadeh, Mahmood 256 Nemec, Don 279 New, Robin 185 Newton, John 246 Newton, Terri 246 Nichol, Mike 166 Nichols, David 208 Nix, Troy 279 Noe,Ka1hy 268 Norman, Linda 256 Northard, Fran 110,194 Nowasky, Dave 208 O1Halloran, Katie 268 O'Hara, Scarlet 181 Olesen, Sylvia Z46 Oliphant, Charles W. 17 Oliver, Caroline 185 Oliver, Tim 280 Olsen, Ken 128 Olson, Charles 256 Olzawski, Vince 123 O'Malley Ed 198 O'Neil, Jacqui 95,151,155,160,197,320 Osborne, John 112 Osborne, John A.19 Ososkie, Tom 208 Oltersh'om, David 133 Owen, Judy 256 Oyerstreet, Carolyn 246 Painter, Delores 280 Pakozdi, Alex 225 Palmer, Steve 223 Parker, Joseph L 17 Parker, Robert 280 Parker, Robert L 17 Parker, Steve 181 Parks, Paula 148,193 Partain, Keith 268 Patel, Ashok R. 268 Fatal, Mukesh 256 Patterson,Bil1256 Pauley, Ernest 246 Payne, Karen 280 Pearson, Anne 280 Pearson, Drew 208 Pemberton, Mike 227 Pemberton, Mike 227 Penick, Raymond 246 Penick, Shirley 246 PennerJoann 142 Pereh, Elaine 246 Perry, Betsy 268 Peters, Don 268 Peterson, Linda 280 Peterson, Rick 190,246 Patrick, Sharon 246 Petruck, Ken 190,227 Phariss, Dale Z46 Phillips, Kay 182,268 Phillips, Layne 225 Phillips, Robert 246 Phillips, Victoria 87,155,159,246,320 Phillips, Wylie 134,135,247 Philoon, Wallace 112 Philpon, Tom 247 Pickerel, Johnny 156,268 Pine, Kelly 193 Pinnell, Dave 225 Pinnell,Ph1185,151,225 Pirone, Pompey 145 Plank, Don 190 Plumb, Ted 208 Poe, Elaine 268 Polk, John 280 Pope, George 112,247 Fonz, Bruce 269 Poshek, Neila 41 Poslelwait, Larry 269 Posken, Susan 110,156 Powell, Page 187 Powers, Walter 120,166 Pregler, Raymond 269 Prescott, Mike 283 Presfield, Frank 125,256 Priam, Darlene 247 Price, David W.112 Price. Frances 193 Proctor, Carole 118 Pmszek, Jim 189 Pruitt, Gerald 269 Putnam, Pat 93,247 Quinton, Randy 280 Rademeyer, Dave 214 Rafael, Figueroa 269 Rahmas, John 181 Rahmes, Mary 187 Rains, Rosalind 269 Rains, Ruth Ann 108,112,194 Rainwater, John 128 Ralston, Paula 148 Ratliff, Marty 193 Ran. Karen 182 Ray,Ri1a 142,193 Ready, LeeJ. 166 Reams, Teresa 193 Reavis, Edwin 112,247 Reavis, Loretta 269 Recburn, Danny 112,269 Raddy, Reddivari5.137 Red, Jim 256 Read, Patrick 280 Reef, Viki 110 Reeves, Jenny 280 Reiber, Linda 280 Reinke, Mark 257 Reiss, Vick1257 Retzer, Apri1185 Rex, Linda 112 Reynolds, Missy 166,269 Reynolds, Robert 269 Rhodes, Raymond 223 Rice, Marcus 257 Riddick, Sally 193 Ridley, Mike 208 Riker, Steve 257 Riley, Pa: 197 Riley, Rosa 247 Ritchie, Jack 257 Ritschel, Rick 190 Roark, Claire 108,111,142,197 Roberts, Anne 197 Roberts, Mary lo 269 Roberson, Mike 247 Roberts, CR. 128 Robertson, Beverly 2.80 Robey, Bill 208 Robinson, Arthur 247 Robinson, John 208 Robison, Jane 280 Roden, Ann 125.247 Roden, Roger 166,189 Rodgers, Jim 86,123,198 Roe, David 269 Roger, Jery 283 Rogers, Steve 190 Rogers, Suzanne 247 Ruhleder, Emily 193 Ruhr, Joe 269 Rosenblbomjim 7m Rowe. Reg 227 Rowland, Dawn 131,247 Rowles, Pam 147 Rowley, Bruce R. 156,257 Rokhfuss, Marcia 269 Rowe, Cathy 110 Rowles, Pam 270 Russell, Rick 208 Russell, Mark 189 Rutledge, Dale 247 Ryan, Bob 125 Ryding, Melanie 133 Ryser, Charlie 189 Sabetti, Laura 187 Sadler, Don A. Sr1247 Sailing, Susan 280 Sams, Cary 270 Sanders, Dave 189,231 Sangunen, Sue 133,147 Sanstra, Alan 125,247 Sapcapan, Shirlynn 111 Salerlee, Marie 193 Sakhoff, Rich 181 Saviers,lim 190,281 Saviois, Mike 281 Scheer, Lorraine H, 125 Scheppke, Ann 176 Schepplee, Ann 110 Scherling, Janice 93,108,185 Schladale, LK. 128 Schloss, John 257 Schooley, B. Jaye 145 Schouten, Pau1257 Schulz, Susan 111,147,270 Scott, Gilbert 248 Scott, Pakricia 270 Scrivener, Drane 208,223 Searcy, Rob 151,248 Seiler, Marty 133 Sember, Mike 227 Shackleton, Cary 208 Shaffer, Linda 110,257 Shand, Vernon 270 Shaw, James 208,223 Shell, Patricia 176,248 shelling, Clark 112 Sherman, Mark 283 Sherrill. Joy 248 Sherrod, Beverly 281 Sherrow, Rita 187 Shipley, Susan 193 Shipman, Molly 160,320 Shirley, Barbara 112 Shores, Steve 208 shun, Sally 257 Sibala, Eve 148,193 Silvey, Jim'189 Simmons, David 248 Simmons, Jerry 227,270 Simpson, Adele 107,133 Singleton, Jim 248 Skaer, Carolyn 187 Skallam John 270 Sligar, Gary 248 Smallwood, Andy 270 Smarinsky, Don 248 Smiler, Eric 214 Smiley, Lesley 110.166,187,257 Smith, Arletla 181 Smith, Barry 189 Smith, Craig 189 Smith, Danny 270 Smith, Darci182 Smith, David 281 Smith, Diana 248 Smith, Janet 147 Smith, IanetK, 281 Smith, Janet Kay 270 Smikh, Johney 270 Smith, Linda 182 Smith, Nadiene 125,248 Smith, Nancy 193 Smith, Richard M, 125 Smith, Richie 181 Smith, Stephen 120,166,248 Smith, Tammy 110,176,197,257 Smith, Terry 270 Smith, Tony 223 Smith, Wiley 125 Snedden, Laurie 110 Soderstrom, Gary 231 Sontag, Bob 128 Super. Alan 270 Spacapan, Shirlynn 151,270 Spaulding, Scott 156 Spink, Brian 257 Spradling, Connie 257 Sprinkle, Kim 193 Spurgin, Bill 257 Stafford, Charles 125,281 Stafford, Linda 181 Stafford, Reggie 181,248 Stable. Georga 248 Skaires, Harold D. 18 Staley, Thomas F. 46 Slandefer, David 281 Standridge, Becky 147,270 Stanley, Lane 185 Starks, Todd 101,208 Stanz, James 248 Steele, Gay 123,271 Steele, Janice 258 Steele, Rob 160,163,181,271 StafFanci, Ralph 208 Steinke, Jeff 151,248 Stephenson, Nancy 194 Steumky, Jim 208 Stevens, Lewis 181 Stevens, Louise 181 Stevenson, Tony 249 Stewart, Becky 249 Stewart, Dave 208,223,258 Stewart, Jan 111,194,271 Stewart. Kathy 281 Stewart, Palsy 112,281 Stewart, Sharon 19 2,249 Stike5,Russe11281 Stone, Becky 110,142,193 Stone, Mike 181 Stonebraker, Richard 227 Stork, Janet 281 Storm, Pau1249 Strickland, Hilda 147 Strong, Edwin E. 24 Stuart, Harold C. 17 Stuart, Jody 108,185,231,249 Stuart, John 112 Stuart, Mike 141 Studebaker, Car01142,249 Stuermann, Bi11189 Summer, Diana 271 Sumner, Diana 111,176,181,194 Surber, Shara 193,281 Swain, Leslie 147,271 Swanstone, Bette 142,151,185 Swartwout, Linda 281 Szenasy, Sondra 194 Tabb, Jerry 227 Taliaferro, Paul E. 17 Talton, Ashley 281 Take, Dave 281 Taylor, Lillie 249 Tayrien, Linda 98,118,154 Teachma n, Andy 208 Tenney, Frank L. 23 Tenney, Mary Beth 148,185,282 Terpstra, Helen 133 Terry, Ken 120,151,166 Thain, Barbara 147,282 Thomas, Bill 208 Thomas, Bob 208 Thomas. David 208 Thomas, Karin 258 Thomas, Martha 185 Thomas, Myrna 112,249 Thomas, Rhonda 282 Thompson, Brian 282 Thompson, Curtis 249 Thompson, Howard A. 125 Thompson, Richard 112 Tieperman, Any 198 Tieperman,Janice 197,282 Tielgen, 3111166 Tippee, Bob 95,113.141,249 Todd, Kenneth 141 Tomlinson, John 258 Tower, Catherine 249 Tremble, Bonnie 249 Trueblood, Lyle R. 128 Truong. Harry 137 Turner, Debbie 176 Turner, Dyke 271 Turner, Mom 193 Turpin, Mike 198 Turrell, Danny 271 Tuttle, Jim 249 Twyman.I. Pascha115,208 Unmuth, Gene 137 Vander Lind, James 21,151 Vandiver, Grady Jr, Vann, Doris 227 Vanneman, Peggy 193 Van Osdol, Kelvin 123 VanVleck, Karen 271 Vaugn, Randy 190 Veesaert, Steven 282 Voskuhl, Joe 214 Wackerly, Jill 185 Wade, Gerald 249 Wagnex, Ronald 141 Wahl, Nora 193 Walker, Kathy 258 Walkinshaw, Debbie 187,258 Wall, Bill 208 Wallace, Jean 176,193,249 Wallace, Linda 258 Wallis, Julie 271 Walpole, Jean 197,282 Walsmilh, lo Ann 250 Walter, Claudia 282 Walton, Pam 250 Ward, Carole 185,282 Ward, Debbie 193 Waters, Rick 282 Watkins, Diana 258 Watt, Terry 112 Webber, Karen 193 Webber, Val 148,185 Weber, Karen 282 Webster, Paige 111 Weignant, Kas 250 Weignant, Jim 282 Waigleb, Ron 223 Weikum, Karen 250 Wells, Lynn 120,166 Welsh, David 283 Wendelken, Bill 98,151,250 Wentworth, Kathy 110 West, Karen 181 Westbrook, Charlotte 282 Westbrook, Cylvia 282 Westgate, Marcia 176 Westmoreland, Bryn 197 Weslan, K.C. 137 Weston, Martha 187 Wheeler, Jay 250 Wheeler, Lucinda 282 Whipple. Ann 166 White, Ed 208 White, John 208,223 White, Larry 120 While, Phil 92,152 While, Tom 271 Whitehurst, Roland 208 Whitley, Dennis 250 Whitman, Barbara 112,125 Wiles, William M. 258 Wiley. Michael 250 Wilkening, Rubin 283 Will, A1 141 Wills, Hazel 176 Willett, Mary Jean 250 Willett, Mary Lee 283 Willians, Anis 250 Willians, Bob 96,118,160 Williams, Dale 271 Williams, Greg 208 Williams, John 208 Williams, John H. 17 Williams. Pedro 208 Williams, Roger 283 Williams, Sandra 258 Williams, Shippy 151,258 Williams, Tom 283 Williamson, Dave 189 Williamson, James 250 Wilson, Cheryl 110 Wilson, Coleen 283 Wilson, Edgar H. 45 Wilson, Kathy 185 Wilson, Lyndee 182,271 Wilson. Paula 185 Winfield, Thomas 112 Wiseman, Rev. Williaml. 17 Win, Jimmy 271 Wofford, Larry 128 Wolf, Richard 135 Wood, Ian 185 Wood, Steve 283 Wood Deloris 118,250 Woodrell, D.W. 128 Woods, Carol 125,258 Woods.J ill 193 Woods, Shirley 258 Woolf, Blake 123 Word, Robert 271 Worobeck, Jerry 258 Wxighl, Cynthia 271 Wyss, Marci 99,110,231 Yadon, Chery1111.197.272 Yarmer, Marlene 258 Yates, Lloyd 223 Yenter, Steve 189 York, Bernie 250 Yost, F. Randolph 17 Young, Cai1182 Zeigler, Frank 283 Zerwas, Mary Ann 94,110,142,194 Zimmerman, Don 225 Zschoche, Jane 193,283 Zwan, David 259 319 production notes Consider this volume of Kendallabrum more than an encyclopedic recording of a year. Rather, enjoy it as what the editors consider to be a carefully thought out synthesis of creative publication design. There is a unifying theme throughout the book. To discover it and fully appreciate it one must read this book, not merely look at the pictures. In this respect the cover does make sense. The editors would like to thank certain individuals and departments for important contributions to the book. Especially to Vicki Phillips for the poetry used in the Prologue and Epilogue; to the Sports Information office for sports team pictures supplied; to University Relations for pictures used in the Events section; to Jim Mixon for pictures used in the Sports section. Walter Lamb, editor, layout and design Tina Avants, assistant editor David Carman, assistant editor Jacqui O'Neil, business manager Victoria Phillips, prologue and epilogue poetry American Yearbook Company, publisher Photography Molly Shipman, staff photographer Philip Lamb, color and special photography George Brown, color photography H.C. Burdick-TriCity Studios, Faces A note on the type: Kendallabrum is typeset in Palatine. The Prologue and Epilogue are set in Palatino Italic and headlines are in Palatino Bold. Palatino was created in 1950 by Hermann Zapf. It was first released as a handset type by D. Stempel AG and as linotype matrices by Linotype GmbH, both inFrankfort, at this time. It is an old style design with a strong flavor of ZapFS personal calligraphy. Of all his type designs Palatino is probably the one that most clearly shows his own personal style. The design is named after the 16th century Italian writing master. The title and division pages are set in Busorama Bold. Busorama is a relatively new typeface. It was designed by Herb Lubalin in 1970 and is licensed through the International Typeface Corporation. 320 x I V Slou Fau' . A. 9....-. cnsscsm: ' LAKE NW5 Tucumcarl 3 0. My dog was leashed today Shackled Fenced in, tied down. So are we leashed today. Pegged to the map Of humanhood. 324 MAE r x r? Gr- thaawai - '5 X Y .1 ' , I '., ,. W --.---- e ' ' ' NAT'L M0 N, D :2. . kg niQ$thbWrtffnw a ?Ehbcit, iii?! .g atria '71 I J I II pi .I .- 6 2 3 Yesterday was the prison Of social inhibitions The tomb of bias highschool. .327 Tomorrow is city jobs Saturday night clubs Concrete parks peacocks. 328 330 :m m H m I Today is a campus Hedged with beards Walled with youth p.h.d.s. 331 332 Sky high dorms Pink princess phones Patched blue jeans Obscenities. BEN ' m: y Kb. wank Today is the scene Of the pseudo poor Barbwired minds Rusty hinges. Rotting screen doors Paintless porches Falling Falling. FmGnTQEJDMW wom- mzaw And GMLLDSW. 42f ELD. Q01 3f $9 46 Mm WCDM L Emmy PM w New; Today's leaky faucet May be Tomorrow's waterfall. 336
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