Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1967 volume:

v$i.w'slvslv mbNW .alo$.$w 45LHIMWMNI. . .ummwu u aliyiip ..l4.0. gtd A 4,.Q.;eismvinwslh.hw; NmrJrnUw ; , ; ..-...prI7:Ah .l'lthJc; 1. 4: dr. richard associate editor $k mary beth junck, man- business manager curtis thatcher 8L associates, arnie gary west, pat mc kenrick, photography ha C a b n a MD M. m m m a 8 inam nil, am$w .J 0 k.th r. a ammh mmam crme m .m .1.87 pmmm memo .1.1+$ dw h e sr ,r 0 20.0.6 .+l.L.+hOV Udbd he,a ngea .1.mob rgow bacl RU This is valparaiso. But where does one go from there? The fact that it tlistl, that it exists is as close as a lot of people come to delining, describing, or other- wise eulogizing lldear ol, Valpofi A few words, somewhat more precise seem necessary to preserve for posterity tor our middle-age reminiscing the state of the University, 1967. Someplace between Berkeley-ville and Bible College-land lies the V.U. campus of l67. The protests are hardly up to Berkeley standardsafilthy word strikes ap- pear to be coniined to registration day, anti-Greek rivalries, and the day grades are posted. Activism here in l67 appears to be somewhat pseudo and put-on, more a trial reaction against the middle class world from whence we came and whither we proceed, than any real break from society. Yet, please remember, that we did think and we did act and more than anything else, we did talk. Una like the schools we choose to think of as over-protected, Valpo students are not closeted away for four years to learn in peace. Someone here seems to have discovered that learning is best done in turmoil, or at least in slight commotioni We are exposed, although cautiously, lest oneis toes get burned, to the world of the big people. Itts not a plunge mind you, or a swan dive or even a belly flop, but rather a run along the beachaa nice, clean Pollyanna sort of beachawith a dart every now and then into the shallow bubbles of the big, black sea. To continue the geography lesson, in Berkeley-land tand all the multiversity places like i0 there are no trees. No trees . i . no shade so, all the Berkely-land people get sunburned, and sun-stroked and generally over-exposed. At times they are also ridiculous. Bible College-Ville lies in a big German forest twhi'ch, of course, cannot be seen for all the treesy It,s pleasant there but a bit too much shade. We all know that this can lead to Vitamin deficiencies and other problems due to the lack of sunshine. When the B.C.-ville kids do get into the sunlight tafter grad- uationi theytre not prepared for all that vitamin D. As a result they sometimes become even more over-exposed and more ridiculous than the Berkeley-land people. Now for the moral of the story: we stand in the sunshineaGodE good lightuluce tuaaand were allowed to be free and independent and grow up to be strong healthy girls and boys as our moms wanted us to. And yet there are always the protective shade treesglike that big oak 0n the south lawn of the Chapel-where we can return now and then when the sun gets too searing. Welre gung-ho enough to think that this is the best kind of place to grow up and to get an educationwin the broadest sense of the word. We like to call it freedom in the shade, the aware people in the increasingly mechanical, IBMized world there is something which draws us to a certain kind of peoplew eccentric, pensive, creative, charming, tender, brilliant, clown i i . we delight in the unusual man, he who has not been mass produced to talk, look, act and even bathe like the 10070 red, white, and blue typical american of the t.v. commercial. we value those who simply cannot be replaced by wires, tubes and transistors. above all, we are impressed, infiuenced 0r angered by those who dare, for better or for worse, not merely to existe but to live. j pay your buck, get a beanie and youlre on your way to being a freshman. y0u can t admittedly, freshmen week is a lot of mickey mousee buttoning, the annual trek through the wilderness of the dunes, and stunt night are faintly reminiscent of high schools g0 h0me but so are freshmen. besides the mickey mouse takes up the slack between placement tests and lectures on proper study habits . and staves off the homesickness for a little while. to be sure, aga 2n, freshmen week is more fun for girlseall prey for the horde of upperclass- men complete with fraternity pins, 21 fast line, and cars. for guys this is the first bitter lesson ofwhat it means to be a freshman. the funny thing isefreshmen week is our first taste of everything that we like and hate about valpoa and, as much as weld like to, we never quite forget it. never does the desire ten the part of upperclass malesy to return to the sometimes its like being four years old again and you canit find your halls of higher learning run as high as it does during freshman week, mother in the supermarket unfinished alumni engendered all kinds of confidence in the hordes of parents sending their daughters off into the cold cruel world for the first time. weld yell monopoly, but you canh buck tradition . . . especially one that makes money. the farewell to arms ? g s w 10 academics the thing we all come to college for the thing we go out on weekends to get away from the thing that makes us cram and regurgitate 0n aptly tinted blue books; the thing that encourages smiles at professors, especially the single ones, and dropping by the oflice for a little chat. before technology took 011 for the moon academics was rational unparanoic platitudinous, noncomplex, non mass produced, absolute, secure. And it was in plain English too, for all the syntax. HISTORY :eEOGRAm ll the division of labor, reminiscent of Babel, has somehow gotten into academics. specialized verbalizing makes cross-communication nearly impossible. everybody explain their terms: first rule ofthe game. but it seems the only common key to communication is to go the way of Websteras Third International: slang, colloquial, street language. unfortunately, for all of Websterls efforts, slang somehow lacks the prestige, the deus ex machina function of each disciplinels private dictionary; it canlt devise explanations by devising new words; ifs not obtuse enough for the obscure purposes of academics. And since the use of street language might make it impossible to tell peons from genii l . . no one could telljust who deserved to go to the big war. to conclude academics is what keeps you alive and out of uniform and still able to make out with your girlfriend every night in the library. the agony and the ecstasy someplace in the big wide alienated world you stumble suddenly upon a soul matee someone you can talk to or laugh with orjust drink with, but someone who knows you at least in some small way. okay, we admit we,re afraid to open up; the world has an amazing way of kicking innocent, well-meaning kids in the teeth. we seldom forget such a lesson. but now and then we find an honest and open, no-holds barred kind of trust and sharing: a prof who cares about you for more than a gpa, a friend who likes you more than your chem notes, a date who is chuckles on saturday night and stands solidly next to you in chapel on sunday morning. 15 in spite of the folklore girls dontt come to college to find mates- there are hundreds of ways to meet guys that are easier and more alluring than over a microscope in a 7:30 biology lab. still there appears to be an insecurity about college life which causes us to reach outh and to our wonderment and surprise, find something or someone to hold on to. the wonder of antiseptically clean, fearfully unerring modern science has yet to explain, understand, or dissect the mystery of human relationships. l6 the coney island of the mind letls face iteas a whole, were not too culturally minded here at valpo. basketball games, rush parties or a doris day movie at the premier take precedence over shakespear 0r Shaw. occasionally we take time to look at the art exhibits in the library or see a foreign film if the advertising is alluring enough. there are recitals by music students, one-act plays, lyceum concerts or line art exhibits, all of which are attendedeby students who take the time to see what valpo has to offer culturally. doris is bound to stop smiling someday, and there are a few who will be prepared for that great calamity. l8 Some of this yearhs cultural events included the Ramsey Lewis jazz trio, many hue showings in the Sloan galleries in the library tthe photo- graphy was particularly excellentJ, and project foreign hlms. Under the sponsorship of the Department of Speech and Drama, eight V. U. juniors are spending the year in Coventry, England, tbelowt 20 22 tNot Pictured, due to deadline limitations: Val- 5 pohs late spring venture into the land of big ideas and wellvknawn expertsh The Week of Chal- Ienge, this year featuring over twenty speakers and events dealing with the theme In Search of the Good Lifefv 23 sometimes on a dateless saturday I I I E night or a rainy sunday afternoon those four cement block walls are a Z 00 poor substitute for home-but then home is a pretty poor substi- STORY tute for this zoo-style living called dorm life, brotherhood or apartment dwelling. itis not hard to trade meat loaf twenty ways, dirty sheets or your best sweater being stolen for steak, fresh towels, a car, homek the great protective umbrella. then why do we put up with it? because itis also independence 010 matter how painqu, friendships that last, many that dontt, and what the catalogue likes to call ttan experiment in human relations? the fact is, that learning to get along with an impossible roommate usually is somewhat more valuable than an A in social problems. 26 8 2 29 this business of dorm, fraternity, and apartment living pro vokes many trivial but oft repeated question: . . . Hwhy is scheele's elevator always onfifthfloar or in the basement iexcept when one is in either of thoseplacesi? how do you get scotch tape off your windows? what is the ratio ofbeer bottle: to discarded milk canons in the tke garbage pit? hare you sureplayingfor pennies is allowed in the dorm? 30 wmm .2: f. 4r :- F 1 ,9 raise high the : roof beam, carpenters 32 in case you haven,t guessed, frank l. wright did not design demotte hall talTectionately known to members of the htinh group as dammit halD or baldwin or even kinsey'. for that matter, green- wich group talais garbage groupt is an exercise in op art. trains shake bogarte, drafts keep the physics students awake in heimlichhin short, our physical surroundings make going to class not only a challenge but an adventure as well. g be pragmatic, were told . . . itls the teacher that counts, not the building. past experience has shown this to be true. so we quietly mumble, complain and hope the windows will open in the next class. besides, all we have to do is go to new campus and look at the chapel or library to have our spirits lifted somewhat. and no one can wait until they dig the moat around the new science building. 34 35 . 14w . :3 ?Mm .9 i . a 37 the secular City 38 our town . . . no, the stigma of being a tttownie is too great for such an admission. instead we claim an uneasy alliance: we tolerate and our money is tolerated. the premier, the o.b., millerts, and northside charliets all otTer a schizophrenic releasee a necessary one. an occasional trip outside our tight, snobbish world is theraputic; and besides you carft get to the dunes without going through it. 39 4O pity the lowly freshman. his weekends are as empty as a sunday morning mailbox. valpo social life is largely self-made. ask me why greeks are important on the swingint v.u. campus of i67g Iill show you one of those sallow-orange social calendars. the great blizzard was obviously THE social event of the season but even the snow melted away. greeks ponder what keeps the GDI busy from january to easter tpledging does help to pass the timey in some mysterious way valpo has obtained a reputation for being a party school A . . perhaps itis because valpois Siberian winters have been known to drive some to drink. . . . the newest party game is figuring out what weid be doing if this was a party school. 43 As the hub of the Campus , the union providesfun and games but often runs out of esxentials like coke. Greeks go all out an theme parties to snow ruxhees lFealure the Pikes as longshoremenll. Herb's club is the closest thing to a campus hangout moslIy we make our own fun .. . homemadefun is better than sabriety. 44 45 a 46 the winter of our discontent baby, the rain must fall, also under consideration as theheadline for this page, lost out when the great snow came, because we figured that anything spectacular enough to postpone finals certainly deserved priority. there is no legal limit to the snow here, but at least when we get to be middle-aged and nostalgic for dear old valpo, we can tell our children of the blizzard of ,67 and how the snow was so deep that the road by scheele hall was used as an ambulance route for emergency patients landed by helicopter behind the chapel tbut we may not tell them about millerts running out of beer before even the milk was goney the moveable feast after the dorm standard, beef-tips over noodles, for the third consecutive wednesday, a student be- gins to wonder just how much stock the cafeteria owns in lovey,s. if youtve just failed a phys- ics test andtor have just been stood up by your blind date, food soothes the hurt. students eat when they,re happy, depressed, nervous, procrastinating, or merely hungrya which in nine months adds up to enough hamburgers to convert the chapel into a hamburger bin and fill it to the top. 48 49 50 Dinner at Wellmanhs is usually reserved for Parents' Weekend, a snowy date, or for getting pinned. The BC, Steakhouse wetter known as Burger Chef; has become the Sunday night haunt 0fthose alfuem individuals who own carsand are thus able to escape the inflationary prices at Loveyh But Monday, ifs back to meat loaf, jello or whatever else the cook can scrounge or even worse, for those who do their own cook- ing a trip to Fetla's Kfor the hardy ofmind, body and stomachh or some other super- market to buy the week's supply ofhot dogs, soup, tv dinners and tooth paste. what we talked about . . . ttThese are supposed to be the best years of our lives, what happenedTi W . t Valparaiso is a high school with ash trays. iiWhy did they go and light up all the parking lots? Martha: Truth and illusion; you don,t know the difference. George: No ; but we must carry on as though we did. e-A lbee ii Whois A fraid of Virginia Woolf? itright fox! ttWhat the Torch talked about but most of us didniterace relations at this fine middle class schoolfi 52 ttTheyire turning this damn place into a dance pavillionfi ttlisten: thereis a heck of a good universe next door; letis gof, ee cummings tiWhois going to happy hour, at the 0.b.?7$ ttl live quietly and crack nuts. I gently steam with engines. But not without reflection on these times, these times, my loving meditation. Donlt worry. Yours is no unique condition, your type of search and conflict and construc- tion, donlt worry if you have no answer ready to the lasting question. Hold out, meditate, listen. Explore. Explore . . , it eYevgeny Yevtushenko nZimaJunction ttSometimes if you ignore things long enough they go away? ttDraft beer, not boys? 53 W ,W W in; ttSure, maybe the draft is unfair, but. why kick when you are getting the good end of the dealiw ltln the midst of signiiicant transition in sex morality, like the one in which our present society is involved, individuals are continually confronted with inconsistent ideas and values caused by the intermixture of the traditional and contemporary . . fl Playboy Magazine ttl feel lost and tangled up in something that is partially of my own making. I have so much inside me that I would like to argue, to talk about, to explore openly, and now I find my- self thwarted before I even open my mouth? Look Magazine slNiCkel, dime? ttStudent governmentwpower over many by fewer and fewer? ttThanks to NSA, we all belong to the CIA? The 1966 football season was a long and disappointing one. Bad breaks crusa 67's 0 came in the usual forms of fumbles, interceptions, and penalties, but numerous injuries and coaching miscues crippled what might have been a successful season, About the best thing the Crusaders did manage to do . was to schedule only four home games, since they dropped all four of throw h dzsmal them and stretched their two-year home record to only one victory in g nine games. Getting away from the llBrown Field Jinx the Crusaders managed to do a little better, winning three out of five road games. Unw fortunately only one of those victories was against a conference Oppoe nent, and the Crusaders finished last in the ICC with a 175 record 3:6 season Although the overall picture was rather grim, the Crusaders managed to turn in many fine individual performances Among these were Bill Kings 33 tackles against Ball State, Tom Dohrmanls 92 yd. touchdown run against Wabash, and Burt Blekels 70 yd. jaunt with 3 Jon Dimitri pass in the Indiana State game. Dohrman and Bleke were named to the All-Conference Team, while King was selected as the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. TOP: Quarterback Jon Dimitri takes advantage ofa little running room against DePauw. BOTTOM: Sophomore Johnny Mayes, Dimitrfs understudy at quarterback, 16nd: an opening in Wheaton's defense. TOP: Half back Tom Dohrmarm breaks away on a 57-yard touchdown jaunt against Evansville BOTTOM: Bill Keck M4J and Tom Dohrmann f20; bog down on Evansville ball carrier while Chad Robertshaw 03; moves in to help bring him down, em V 57 t DePau w, Vern Curtis plunks in two in victory over the Air Force Acad- emyt Sophomore Larry Thieis adds two points Valpo's score against crusaders advance to NCAA sectionals on 1927 record. On March 15 the Valpo Cagers bower to Southwest Missouri State 86-72 in the NCAA Midwest Sectional tournament in Evansville, closing out one of the most successful basketball seasons in Crusader went to the sectional playoffs after having won the regional tournament in Terre Haute. The trip to Terre Haute marked the second year in a row in which Coach Gene Bar- tow had taken the Brown and Gold into the NCAA Small College tourna- ment. The Crusaders earned that trip on the basis of their fme 19;7 won- lost record and a second place hnish in the ICC. They then proceeded to beat Colorado Southern and Indiana State before advancing to the sectionals. The season was highlighted by victories over Air Force Academy, Evans- ville, Indiana State ttwox and a championship in the Crusader Classic for the second year in a row. Guard Dick Jones, who led the conference in scoring with a 25.2 average, and forward Vern Curtis were selected to the all-ICC team while center Ken Rakow gained Honorable Mention. 58 Forward Vern Curtis drives through two Wabash defenders enroute to the basket. All-ICC guard going up for his famous jump shot. He scored. The Crusader bench watching the action in a home contest, 60 ever since the days of german beer gardens and sonatasj the student prince, college has been associated . with music. valparaiso has infinite variety in mu- arzasj sic and near musicy the department of music emphasizes the best of liturgical music, while northside charliests deals mainly with fraternity drlnklng songs; and sorority ditties. spring weekend song fest totherwise known as the pike glory conteso, and mauthers student and faculty recitals, the Christmas con- cert, the stirring harmony of chapel choir are all part of the sound of valpo. 6i The marching band, university orchestra, chapel choir, and pep band add much to university events. 62 63 , a college weekend is about the closest we ever come to the technicolor romance starring you and your own prince charming. in spite of the fast fading image ofthe college ttkidstt forever singing, building hoats, and dancing long into the misty night, we have a lot more on our minds- especially those of us who must make grades or go to the Big War. perhaps it isjust those weighty matters which make us so awfully devoted to our occasional weekends and all the accompanying trappings. 64 rah-rah and so forth 65 tug-of-wzzr, dances, . Could Spring Weekend befar away? pledges building most intricate snowmen hhe one pictured Although not quite at gala as homecoming, Winter Weekend pro- vided a relief from the everlasting Valpo winten-Simon and Gar- funkel became a prize winning S'noopyL stilt races houseparties . . 66 67 under the yum-yum tree: a beacon expose iLong accused by the Valpo lilerary lions as being out of the mam stream of campus lifeithe Beacon hereby makes its debut into the world of the critical, satirical . . . well, whatever it is. i A student and his money ior his jbther's; are soon the land of the yum-yum tree is 32 degrees north latitude and 42 degrees latitude south 0fthe billiard ball kingdom and many hoursjourney from the garden of academe. in short, itis a camelot in teak and cut glass bowls. as one wanders among the innocent hummels, the hallmarks, candles and stuffed beasties, the traveller is awed by this veritable fairylandethe valpo bookstore. books? ay, thereis the rub. like anything worth looking for they seem to be hidden. P1771911 What every college kid needs: china love birds at ONL Y $ 7. 95 a pairs This is known as a monoply. The Guild Comer is jilled with lovely aprons and appropriate grandchildren gifts. fear not. bounded on the south by the monarch notes, paper clips, and sweatshirts, on the west by the Bibles tnew english and king jamesy, and on the east by the us. post office, we fmd them nestled in the corner. the cost of living in the land of the yum-yum tree is very high. dis- count buying has yet to find its way into the econ- omy. this is not hard to understand when magic- ally a book you sold to the local merchants for $1.20 skyrockets in value overnight so the next day your roommate buys your used basic principles of speech for $4.00. Lavalieres and other pricelessjewels are big money makers. we could go on and on. however, the atmosphere is such that mere visitors often hnd themselves overcome. so as we tight our way through the jungle of 1970 football jerseys and brown and gold valpo garters, and leave this joyous land, we see it is covered with a fine mistior in the vernacularnsnow. well, Rome fell and occa- sionally a cut glass bowl does too. Yes, Virginia there are books in the bookstore. be great escape sometimes college life makes you feel like youlre in a house of mirrors and there arenlt any exit signs. there are days when we all feel like saying tlchuck if, and becoming a shoe salesmen just to be able to forget about that D in biology, the term paper due next week or getting into grad school. however, most of us enjoy our status as students too much to ever indenture ourselves to the empire of thom mc-cann. instead we are forced to tind less permanent forms of escape. we sleep or play cards or drink or pray. we blend in with the well-oiled bodies lying on the dunes or buy warm pretzels from a clerk in old towneto escape anything that smacks of responsibility. yet were supposed to conform, prepare ourselves for more responsibility, and we do . . . out of ignorance, fear, duty. to quote 6. e. cummings: . . therets a hell of a good universe next door; letts goft we occasionally d0 venture over, but who knowsethey might make us out the grass on the other side if we stay very long. 3 ivzavonz . MUST BE i WENEW m Thy light . . . the chapel stands in the center of the new campus, services are held in the middle of each dayeindications of the centrality of our personal faith in day to day cam- pus life. aside from the high church parade and high mass on Sunday morn- ingAthe religious aspect of valpo is a bit subtle-the highly respected honor code, prayers before fraternity meetings, theol- ogy profs leading informal after-hours discussions, the celebration of valpo Christmas, and a kind of trust in the basic goodness of our neighborelike buying a union cup of coffee on the honor system. 72 74 75 -..-HI. W Nil Ev aiill .: 59mm It! M 1 , ,wmw lvqud 79 one cantt remain an urbane, intellectual college type forever so, at age forty when the readerts digest gets boring or the bowling tournament on tv is cancelled by a news special, wetll forget about the discussions on premarital sex, dunes parties and pretentious letters to the editor. instead we reHect on safer things: old george, founderts rock, song fest 0r o.p. such items are neatly tagged as tttraditiontt and should, in part at least, be absorbed by us allejust in case the job as editor of atlantic monthly never materializes and the readerts digest goes out of print. in spite of the complaints and wise cracks, these have been four very good years. the ehiCiency expert, Q trying to save us money, p h told us to leave out the photOs of our profs. he came from another school. , things are leerent here , We eduldn t replac our faculty IS 'he key;ded'c Vtioh 1 - contents 0 P. ............................................ 82 Administration .................................... 84 Arts and Science Faculty ........................... 86 Business Administration Faculty ................... 114 Engineering Faculty .............................. 118 Law F aculty ..................................... 124 Dr. OtPt Kretzmatm, S.T.M,, Lilt,Dt, D.D., LL.D., LHD. President of'the Uni- versity Most of us jfrst met 0.P. as freshmen at his annual orientation week address;and 1 we felt a little more at home Funny thing, that patriarch aura doesrft wear of, af- ter orientation, sophomore year and even as a senior. Being a symbol, as admitted- ly he is, doestft always wear well. HOP. is a magic word, in the same category as i Christmas vacation and homecoming. Still, one expects perfection from such thing50refi'ecting exactly our conception. Thafs an awfully big request for 4000 people to make ofone man. But then, Dr. Kretzmann is an awfully big man. 82 Albert G, Huegli, Ph D, LLD. AlfredR. Looman, BA, Paul E Thume, AB, Vice-President for Academic A fairs Assistant to the President and Placement Registrar Frederick A. Reddel Frederick Rechlin, MA, Robert R Springsteen, A .3. Assistant to the President for Development . Director of A dmissions Business M anager William A, Buege, D.Ds Luther Ps Koepke, M.A., Ss TD. Dolores M, Ruosch, M.Ss Dean ofChapel Dean ofSludems Dean of Women Not Pictured: Albert R Schribner, MsAs, LLD. Vice-President, Business and Finance 84 Carl F. Galow, M.S. Martin Baumgaertner, M,S Earl H, Sachleben, B.S-L-S . MA- Dean ofMen Director ofFinancial A id Director, Muellering Library Martha Baepler Bernice E Ruprecht Helen M. Olson, MA, Director aflnformation Services Executive Director of Valparaiso University Director afSocial Activities Guild Roger K Thalacker, B.A. John Slrietelmez'er, M.A., LitLD, Mahela W. Hays, PhD. Director ofAlumni Affairs University Editor University Psychologist 85 This year an invitational Advisory Council, composed of 12 students and three faculty members, has met biweekly with Dean Mundinger and Assistant Dean Fostert These meet- ings have been in the nature offeedback sessions to suggest possible improvements in the curriculum. They have also aided Assistant Dean Foster in his increasing role as an adviser to students. During the summer of 1967 a four-man team representing the college will at- tend the Danforth Conference on the Liberal Arts. They plan to examine the content and goals of the various programs within the college. Department Chairmen voted unanimously to recommend that each graduating Senior take the advanced test for his majorjield in the Graduate Records Program, which will give the college an indication of the eheetiveness of their various programst Thoughts of expansion in the Arts and Sciences Honors Pro- gram have continued with a closer look at the needfor such a program in the curriculum. Also, separate departments have been established for the held: of Sociology and Social Work. college of arts and sciences Professor Donald Mundinger, Ph.D., Dean offhe College ofA rm and Sciences Assistant Professor Richard Caemmer- er,M.F.A. Frederick Frey, MFA. M.S., KHeaaU Assistant Professor Richard Brauer, Assistant Professor A rthur Benson. Jr,, M.EA. 88 biology fl M,A.LS.; Hartman, Karen K rekeler, Carl PhD, HeadJ Professor . Ni? Gaymrz M.S.,' Professor Will- Professor Assistant Alarks iam Bloom, Ph.D. James Associate Prov Professor A 551': tam Tan PhD, Ph.D.; fessor Kenneth Nichols, 89 Amociate Professor Byron Ferguson, M.A.,' Pro- femor Theodore Schwan, PhD; Professor Lewis Oliver Smith Jr , Ph.D. Associate Professor Gilberl Cook, Ph.D.,' Assismm Professor Edgar Nagel, Ph.D.,' Professor Raymond Larson, Ph.D. chemistry Associate Profeswr John Deters, Ph.D ; Axsociate Professor William Leoschke, Ph.D. 90 Assixtant Professor Walter Drosl, Ph.D.; As- educatlon Sislanl Professor Max Jabs, M.A. Professor Paul Lange, Ph.D. w.4WWWwmwwmwmwmu g. TOP ROW: Associate Professor Wayne Swihart, M.A.; Assistant Profesxor Gerald Speckhard, Did. BOTTOM ROW: Assistant Professor Leonard Kachendorfer, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor Russel Bohn, MS 91 TOP ROW: Associate Profexsor Alfred Koesler, M.A.: Assistant Professor Delores Ruosch, M,S. BOTTOM ROW: Professor Dana Schwunholt, MS; Assistant Prafessor Ernest Bodenstab, Ed.D. .. k v .331 english M.A , Kenneth Knodt, M.A Paul Phipps, Ph.D., KHeadj; Patrick Kelley, M.A.,' Assistant Professor Walter Sanders, Palmer Czamzmske, MA. Associate Professor Henry Prahl, M.A.; Els- belh Loeppert, M A ; Patricia Meckstroth, MA; John Feasler, M.A.; Professor Allen Tuttle, Ph.D ; Daniel Crumpton, MA; Asw sistam Professor Rex Cunningham. M.F,A. Katharine Clark, M.A.,' Professor Herbert Umbach, Ph,D.; John Serio, M.A.,- Professor Waller Friedrich, Ph.D.; Gail Ezfrig, MA. S teinbach, Mary Fratus, M.A.; Herbert B.A.; Jack Musser, M.A.; Clair Bigler Jr,, M A ; Assistant Profesxor Nola Wegman, Douglas McCoy, M.S.,' Associate Professor M.S.,' Janet Daum, M.A.,' Associate Professor foreign languages FIRST ROW: Assistant Professor Simone Baepler, Lic.Esl.; Visiting Lecturer Max Henry, MA; Professor Hazel Guillaumant. M,A.; As- sistant Professor Herming Falkenstez'n, Ph.D.; Edith Wagner, M.A.,- Judith Peters, B.A.,' Axsociate Professor Gustav Must, Ph, D. SECOND ROW: Assistant Professor Helen Cole, MA; Alan Julseth, M.A4,' Professor Thom Moullorl, Ph.D.,' Linda Brust, 1W.A., Sharon Laewald, MA. mama BOTTOM ROW: Professor Walther Miller. M.A., Lin. 0.; Axsociaze Assistant Profeswr Howard Peters, Ph.D.,' David Higbie, MA; Assis- g Professor John Helms, Ph.D,; Assistant Professor Hildegard Must, mm Professor Mary Crumpacker, Ph.D ; Professor Edgar Reinke, Ph.D. Ph,D.;J0an McLaughlin, MA; Mirtha Toledo, M.S. Raymond Howell, D.D,S., MA. Associate Professor William Kowitz, M.A.; Assistant Professor Elmer Assistant Professor Alice Rechlin, M.A., ProfessorAlfred Meyer, PhD. Hess, M.S, KHeaw Professor Ferencz Kallay, Ph.D.; Associate Professor Erwin Buls, MS; Assistant Professor Wayne Kiefer, MA; Harvey Grolrz'arz, MA. 96 Professor Zoltan Sztankay, Pol. 56.0.; Steve Ma- zurana, M.AV Professor Victor Ho marm, Ph,D.; Terrente Ca- rew,M.A ProfessorAlbert WehIing,J.D, HeadJ; Mary Carlson, M.A. government 97 Professor Walter Bauer, Ph.D., hlstory LHeadL' Professor Willis Boyd, Ph.D ; Assistant Professor Martin Schaefer, MA. Profeqsor Arthur K autz, Ph. D..' Assistant Professor Meredith Berg, Ph.D. Professor Daniel Gahl, Ph.D.; Associate Professor James Startt, Ph.D. 98 home economics Dorothy Waters, 8.5.; Professor Lois Simon, M,A., HeadJ i'xwr Mrs. Gene Evans, M,S W Anita Manning, BS; Doris Feller, BS mathematics Asxistam Professor Norman PhD Warren James 806, M.S.; Associate Professor John Assistant Professor Louis Foster 8.3.; Professor H ughes, M .S.,' Jerry Wagenblast TOP ROW: Richard Graney, M.S.; Lennes, MA. . KHeadL Ed D. A rthur Hallerberg, BOTTOM ROW: Associate Professor Marvin Mundt, Ph.D.,' Assistant I Profexsor Malcolm Reynolds, M.S.,' Professor Kermit Carlson, PhD; Assistant Professor Diane Krebs, M.S.; Robert C. Mers, M S.; Judith Assistant ProfessorJohn Sorenson, Ph D Johnson, M.S.,' Lee Carlson, A,M music TOP ROW: Assistant Professor Joseph McCall, Mu5.M.; Maribelh Professor Newman Powell, Ph.D.,' Assistant Professor KathErine Kirchaf, A.B., M.M. Aller, M.S in Ed ;James Loomis, M M, BOTTOM ROW: Marlynn Serme, M.Mus.,' Professor Richard Wein- Associate Professor Philip Gehring, Ph.D.,' Associate Professor William ham, Ph.D., HeaaU Eifrig, D.M,A.; Assistant Professor Larry Fleming, M F.A. philosophy Don Affeldz, MA, Associate Professor Richard Scheimarm, Ph,D. fHeadJ; Assistant Professor Marc Riede1.A.B. Assistant Prafessor Kenneth Klein, PhD. physics Associate Professor Dnnald Shirer, Ph,D., Assistant Professor Virgil Nau- ProfessorArmin Manning, Ph,D. KChairmaM mann, Ph.D ;; .3 4:85: o 105 physical education 106 107 Assistant Professor Neoma Christian, M.S.; Assistant Professor Elsie Lampl, M.S.; As- sistant Professor John Krause, M.S.; Asso- ciate Professor Gene Barlow, M,S.; Assistant Professor William Koch, M.S.,' Profesxor Emory Bauer, M,A., Professor Richard Koe- nig, M .S. Associate Professor Ruth Brown, M.S ;Jt1ne Betts, M5,; Associate Professor Edgar Lar- son, D.ED.; Assistant Professor William Stein- brecher, M.S. psychology Heaw Professor Rudolph Waldschmidt, Ph D Roberta Swanson, M.SI Associate Professor M ahlon Wagner, Ph.D ; Associate Pro- fessor Norman Olson, PhD; Assistant Professor Jon Fabry- cky, MA, kafv . y$ 3g 108 sociology Associate Prafessor Richard Knudten, Ph.D., fHeaW Associate Professor JeffJohnson, Ph. D. Axsistant Professor Anlhon y Kuharich, LL,D.,' Virginia Coso, M.A. social work Professor Margaretta TangermarL A.CS. W , fHeadL' Assistant Professor Dorothea Dunagan, M A., Assistant Professor Emma Freeman, MS; Robert Goshert, M.A. HO speech and drama Assistant Professor Ralph Klein, Ph.D.; Professor Vera Hahn, Ph D fHeaaV Richard Arnold, M.A,; Assistant Professor William Dallmann, M.A.; Associate Professor F red Sitlon, Ph. D. Assiylant Professor Theodore szgkurzH Th.D.: Assistant Professor Thomas Droege, Ph,D.; Assistant Professor Edgar Senna 111A STILL; Alvin Dale Laxk . , ,- . ASSIstanI Professor Han: Boehringer. S.T.M. BOTTOM ROW: As- Jixttznt Professor Arne Kristo, B.D,,' Assistant Prqfessor Wi Jo Kang, Ph.D.: Assistant Prqfessar Andrew Schule, LL D,; Axsacitzte meesxor Gott- fried Krodel, Th.D.; Assistant Professor Karl Lutzz, BA. TOP ROW; James Albers, S.TM.,- Associate meessor Paul Bret- BOTTOM ROW: Assistant Professor Normand Widiger, AB; Assist- L scher, Th.D ; Assistant Professor Arne Kristo, ED; Assistant Professor ant Professor Kenneth Karby, S-T-M-i Assistant Professor R0179 Daniel Brockopp, S. T.M. Weinhold, B.A.; Associate Professor Edward Schroeder, Th.D., HeadL Focusing the curriculum toward business decision-making, the College of Business has ex- panded its program quickly in this direction A work-study agreement was signed with the Internal Revenue Service. Under this arrangement two junior students will work as accounting trainees for the summer and on a half-time basis during their senior year. Also, two new courses, Marketing Research and Business Policies, have been added to the Department of Management and were ojferedfor thefirst time during the spring semester. In order to provide a laboratory experience for statistics and to provide the student with access to calculating machines, a machine laboratory was set up during the fall semester. It is available for student use throughout the day and has introduced the students to more demanding quantitative ma- terial. college of business administration Professor Harold Gram, D.SS. Dean ofthe College of Business Ad- ministration m m G Na. m Ha r w ,m w P o h P e. b M a L 1m a h ,m R r w s k m P m .m C 0 s s A D.S,S ; Associate Professorlanet Sieverx, M.B.A., C.P,A, mess SJ; Professor Erwin Goehring, M A. M. Da vid C oonx college of bus TOP ROW' BOTTOM ROW:Earl Knudson J , MA; James Ehrenberg, Mu ' John Adams, M.A.,' Gordon May, M B A Associate Professor Wilbur Assistant Professor Harold Standb, M .B,A, Hutchins, LL.B.; Associate Professor Leon Tolle Jn, Ph.D, During this academic year ground was broken for the construction of the Gellersen Engi- neeringiMathematics Center which is expected to be occupied during the next academic year. During this academic year, Professor Kurt List is engaged in a research project with the Du-Wel Company of Bangor, Michigan. Professor A. S EI-Naggar is continuing on a NSF grant for air pollution studies for Porter County, Indiana, and has received an NSF grant for the continuing study of trickling filters The Mechanical Engineering Department also acquired a supersonic wind tunnel which was subsidized by the Government. In the Electrical Engineering Department, the servomechanisms laboratory was recipient of an NSF new equipment grant. All three departments of the School ofEngineering this year re- ceived maximum accreditation of six years from the Engineer's Council for Professional Development. DR. 0. F'. Ks; college of engineering Professor Fred Kruger, M.S.M E., Dean afthe College ofEngineering mg 'l engineer ClVl Assistant Naggar, Ph. D.; BOTTOM ROW: Professor Ahmed Sami E1 Professor James Schueler, M,S.C.E.; Assistant Professor Robert Mari- CE no, M.S. Professor K ermeth Mortimer, W. m L 0 cm Sk Mm mm am KC var mm Max mm WE RW PS 0. TM Ekaw BOTTOM ROW: Professor William Shewan, PhD, KHeadL' Asso- ciate Professor Merlyn Vocke, M,S.E.E.; Associate Professor William Dauberman, M,S.E.E TOP ROW: Dale Kempf, M S E.E.; Associate Professor Henry Jud, Ph.D.; Associate Professor Gerhard Vater, M.S E,E ; Associate Pro- fessor Edgar Luecke, M.S E.E mechanical engineering TOP ROW: Dean Emeritus Herman Hesse, D.Er1g,,' Professor Leslie BOTTOM ROW: Assistant Profexsor Kurt List, M.SM.E,,' George 20:5, Ph.D. HeadJ: Associate Professor Robert Isbell, MS. Lux, B.S.EE Associate Professor Gilbert Lehmann, PhD ! Mechanical engineers get a break from Iheir rigorous lab sections as they constructpreviously designed equipment. Braving the high voltage, circuit analysis students conduct experimentx. Junior Civil engineers attempt to analyze an impulse turbine. Founded in 1879, the School ofLaw has continued to present new opportunities to gain experie ence in the various aspects of law. Initial printing of the student-editedpublication, The Law Review, began this fall, to be continued biannually. Articles are contributed by leading men throughout the United States while student notes present fresh ideas in the jield of law. Students can now participate in a legal aid program in cooperation with the Gary Bar As- sociation. This efort provides the law students with an opportunity to assist in the Ojjice of an attorney and 10 experience actual court cases. A similar program has been initiated with the Federal District Criminal Courts in Hammond. school of law Professor Louis Barlelt, LL.M. Dean of the School of Law school of law TOP ROW: Professor James Savage, B.A., LLB., LL.M.,' Associate Professor Erwin Jones, LL.B.; Gary Kline, B.A., LLB; Professor Profexsor Richard Stevenson, J,D . LLM. Charles Gromley, 8.5., LL.B., LLM BOTTOM ROW: Professor Alfred Meyer, LL.M.; Assistant Pm- Librarian Stephen Czike, J.U,D., M,I..S,; Professor Marshall 101:, jessor Margaret Bums, LLB. LL.M.,' Assistant ProfessorAlan Morrisson, LLB. evening division and summer session In addition to the fall and spring semester program at Valparaiso, students may also enroll in summer school sessions Many of those enrolled in the summer session are school teachers seeking advanced degrees. Adults and part-lime students also take advantage of evening divi- sion classes as well as regular Valpoites wishing to better space their class load. The evening and summer division service provides a real service for townspeople and stu- dents from the surrounding area. Associate Professor Alfred Koesler, MA. Director of Evening Division and Summer Session 128 Christ college Christ College, having completed its hrst year on campus, has been in the planning stages for several years The college, an outgrowth of the Directed Studies Program, is placing new stress on a low student-faculty ratio with emphasis on both a general and specijic education. Pro- fessors from the other colleges on campus will be invited to participate in Christ College, which is planned as a center of experimentation for the entire university. At the present time the Christ College students may acquire either an intra-departmental major or concentration in one held: It is the hope of the college to ojfer Liberal Arts and to involve as many University students as are in- terested. Associate Professor Richard Baepler, Ph D. Dean of Christ College. emmw 3 this was the year of the greek inquisition. attacked from every side, my bro they the valparaiso greeks were frankly evaluating their system: its deficiencies and its merits. they refused to accept the much heralded theme was 72 that greeks did not belong on the changing campus of 1967. a admittedly, fitting the ttaware intellectualh image I with the jock, 0 n the big drinking man about campus type, y posed a problem for some, , but the greeks have given up the idea; ' Chl Id that they are the counterparts of the raccoon-coated, rah-rahjoes of the 208. they submit, however, that greek letters are still the greatest stimulus on campus. ' ' The Inteefraternity council has as its aim to govern and Z72 tematernZ-ty direct the areas of mutual concern among fraternities and support worthwhile activities on a campus-wide ba- '1 sis such as the Week of Challenge. The main- councz tenanee of high academic standards, improvement of rush procedures and pledging, and revitalzzing the Greek image on campus have been issues debated by the coun- cil. In conjunction with the Intersorority Council, the group sponsored and planned 'hGreek Week'hwhich was l'h- tended as a period of re-evaluation and constructive im- provement. Although slow to action, the IFC remains the best and most constructive force for guiding the fra- ternity system on campus. in iersorority council The Intersorority Council strives to achieve coordination of the activities of the eight social sororities on campus and also helps to establish communication with the whole student body. ISC combined ehorts with IFC this year to sponsor their hrst annual Greek Week. Inter- sorority Council also strives to emphasize scholastic achievements Annually a plaque is awarded to the soror- ity with the highest cumulative grade point. The Council is working to strengthen and improve the sorority system within the goals and ideals of the university. Connie Hofmeister President Sarah K ueck Vice President Phyllis Bauer Secretary K ari Peterman Treasurer Patti Archer Marlene Bader Dianne Behnke Bette Brandenburg Darla Brus: Pamela Burrow Connie Cape Mary Coiner Bonnie Conrad Pal Daly Laurie Davis Faith Draegert Nan Eichelkraut L ynn Erickson Mary Genz Kathi Gerken Susan Gibxon Sheryl Gollmr Renate Gruber Karen Heerwagen Madelyn Herman Deborah H0 man Diane Halls Janis Johnson Kathie Johnson Linda K irk JoDee Kob S rephanie Lindemann J ermy Malick Brenda McA llister Sherry M chmiel Susan Meletio Carol M oeser Jane M ueller Becky N elson Donna Peterson Marilyn Phillips Janice Priebe Kathleen Puma Sue R eich Christine Ries Monice Roemke Mary Ellen Ross Diane Ros! Carol Samuelson Marlys-Jezm Schiller Susan Schaephoesler Cheryl Schreiber Judy Sch wart Susan Schultz Mary Schweigert Karlynn Spalding Sharon Spitzer Nancy Stutz Lynn Topjnka Sharon Truetzel Judith Walton Barb Weihe Peggy Weist Christine Widder Margot Wiedenmann Pamela Wollaeger alpha phi delta This year I lived with the Alpha Phiis. I was there when , they struggled with their Homecoming Hoat . . . en- tertained their fathers at the annual banquet during Parents, Weekend H i danced dreamily at their formals rejoiced over their pledge class . i . sold Alpha dogs every Thursday night honored their mothers during Mothersi Weekend . . . laughed at their Dunes Breakfast and bid their seniors a sad farewell at the Senior Banquet. I know how much interest and energy they put into their studies. I could feel their deep pride in and their love for each other and for Alpha Phi. 133 e-gmrmswh The crepe paperjungle. When Nair won't work . . . Bobbi Anderson Andree Bella Paulette Bendon J ud y Benzin Sande Bergen Barb Bertram Priscilla Badman Nancy Brusick Carole Buch Jane Burger Diana Carson Pat Cordes Joan Davis Barbara Day Linda Dewitt Marianne Deters 3 Sally Durfee Barbara Eggerding Judy Fallenbuchel Jane Finkbeiner Susan Fischer Sandy F art Nancy H0 marm Hilary Hecker Paulette Ho man Mary Holzwarth Marianne Hope Gretchen Jehn Paula Karsel Janet Karsten Sandra K Ieinhaus Karen K oening Barbara Lammertse Kathy Lange Pat Laux Linda Lepista Carol Littmarm Nancy Lohrentz Carol Malhson Christie Mowrey Susan Ortmeyer Elke Peterson Arm Raddatz Ellen Rediger Jill Reister Karen Samba Jan Scheele Connie Schider Pasty Sella Mart y Spano Karen Stanton Susan Tretinyak Carol Umbaugh Carol Waldxchmidl Linda Weber ; Paula Wildx Marlys Y ounker Sandy Zimmermann N am y R iedel President Paula Fields Vice President Joan Heinkel Secretary Ellen Wischmeyer Treasurer 134 ff There is always a fourth for bridge on the Alpha Xi corridor. alpha Xi epsilon Alpha Xi Epsilon is a composite of varied individ- uals; our majors range from P.E. to Political Science, our interests from liturgical plays to book-breaks at the Union. Yet this diversity is blended together by that special ingredient defined in our motto: hFriendship born of Loyalty? Through this friendship-plus called sisterhood, we learn to share ourselves with one another: the applause of a personal triumph, the problems sometimes encountered, private jokes, and equally private tears. Each member contributes her individual personality, talents, time, and love to form the sorority we are proud to call our own: Alpha Xi Epsilon. You can't stay at the Phi Dell house all the time. Jean Albright J udy A modeo JaA nne Bachman Arlene Benko Sharon Boehmke Lois Born Jane Bullock Cathy Christianer Geri Dzurovcik J ane Emanuel Roxanne Engberg Pam Gerken Barbara Glennon Paula Graef Margaret Hansen Delores Hefeman Barbara Hi1! Peggy Kamefke Susan K elley A mm Knighton Linda K User Sherry Lang Laura Latzke Phyllis Lorenz Mary Ludwig Betsy Luecke Dorothy Mameu eI Linda M eixner Marilyn Mesh Gayle Mamie Patricia Olto Mavis K rassavin Pie! Harriet Pierce-Ruhla Mary Pippenger Karen Prinzing Marcia Rehme Dorothy Richman Beth Rotsel Judy Schikowskz' Karen Schlueter Marilyn Strelau Karen S wanson Barbara Thalacker Penny Waechter Marianna Weber Karen Werth Nancy Wiemuth Candace Winkel Luann Wittenberg Pam Woehler Jennifer Zuiser Arm Brown Sue Selle Vicki Schwieger Jean Manes President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 136 chi sigma Xi Friendship coupled with a sincere interest and under- standing of one another is the foundation of Chi sister- hood. This is what has given meaning to us as a group and therein lies our strength. Our close friendships have become so much a part of each of us that even when we are in- volved in the most tedious to tasks we can follow through, In remembering our strengths and weaknesses we can help each other use individual talents for the betterment of the sorority as a whole. This combination of unity and individuality benefits each of us personally. We know that to give and take is to receive the gift of sisterhood. Does anyone have any 102;? Michele Mahsman President Paula Hoyt Vice President I38 Carol VanA uken S ecretary Laurie Mather Treasurer Marjorie Age! Eileen Ash Chrixtine Aumarm Susan Baltrumzt Barbara Gray Carol Bartlett Ellen Behl Martha Brurm Jackie Dieckman Ruth Dressel Dorothy Dry Cathy Dunn Kathy Flatt A rlene F rilz A r111? F uglie Gay Gilbert Vicky Graening Martha Haglund Sandra Hagman Sandra Haitsch Anne Harmer Sally Hicks Nancy H yde JulaneJohnson Judy Jordan Paula Kavasch Susan K oehlinger Carole Kroening Phyllis Larson Barbara Lewis Pat Lindeman Carol M anske Becky M ilIer Mary Millington Chris M ueller A mber Olson Arm Pofahl Sandra Schalow Sue Schulte Diana Schultz Susan Schulz Suzanne Schwulst Martha Selle Judy Succop Jean Troyke Kathy Ungerodt Jayne Wangerin Pat Wegner Susan Wendorf Luanne Wetendorf Denise Wiltamuth Sahron Zack gamma phi llGamma, the name that means so much to me ll So begins one of the Gammas7 favorite songs. The name belongs to all 60-plus of us, yet its meaning for the individual Gamma is some- thing very personal. For some of us its the secur- ity found in open acceptance. For others its a chance to use that special talent, whether it be singing, sewing, drawing, or just listening. Itls pride, and in some cases discontent. It,s noise and quiet moments shared. Itls individuality, not stilled. But above all its a Christian concern, not ingrown, but encompassing those around us. Gamma Phi is a group of individuals growing together. Student teachers book-it. 139 Gammas Iimber upfor Field Day. M artha A sher Barbara Baltrunat M ary Bell's Barbara Beth Sandi Boehme Sue Bollinger Carol Brunhoefer Phyllis Deu Ruth Drew Sandra Erickson Loni Fazekas Rita Gaermer Ruth Gale Pat Goodrick Jeanne Hansel Jean Hanxen Carla Hellerman Diane Humphriex Diana Hunt Kathy Ingalls Belly Kaiser Nancy K impel M arti K uerme Mary Lehrbaummer Sally Larch Anne Lochner Joyce McGuire Donna Mogensen Cheryl Moh Ann Mortimore Pat Moulder Carol Niemoeller Delayne Naak Linda Olsen Carol Olson Paula Pettersen Cathleen Raab Diane Rafa Jayne Raudenbuxh J ill Rauscher Bonnie Rehme Cari Richardson Carolyn Rogo Renee Schawrer Sandra Schmid Laurie Schulz Marilyn Schulz Lama Schwetz Mary Jane Shanner Sue Sites Christina Slebos Barbara S torin Dorothy Struck Judy Timmel Judy Wfschmeyer Judith Zimmers Pat Keberle J? Geutlger Norma Graves Mary Lou Willer President V109 Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Eiwgggw 12;! w; x Kappas actively center around the phone. kappa psi omega Who is a Kappa? She,s a girl who willingly olTers her time, service, and understanding and would gladly give more if it werc possible. A Kappa studies late, yet morning finds her greeting all with a pleasant interest which inspires admiration. She slaves for Homecoming and Songfest, and, no matter what the out-comc, her heart recognizes a job well done. A Kappa is a loving sister, not just a sorority girl. Her friends are her family, and the life she shares with them molds her into a woman prepared to meet future joys and sorrows time and time again, l4l Kappas celebrate the xuccess Ufa sister Caryn M eyer President Lara A very Vice President I42 Lo ri Sch ultz Secretary Joan Tacke Treasurer Lora A $nito Carol A uping Karen Bentz Ruth Bernhardt Candy Billing Jeanene Bluhm Carol Booster Linda Cutter Connie Dreyer Joanne Engram Irene Geuther Pat Gibb Irene Gnemi Carol Henley Darlene Hind Marcia Hajjr Sandra Hoffman Carol J anssen Mary Junck Carol K egler Linda Kniggendorf Carol K ass Barbara K remer Julie K mg Jean K rugler Linda Lane Sue Lincoln Catherine Lueking Shirlee Maihtyjr Jenny Malvik Kathy McCaughey Suzanne M iller Linda Ness Judi Palmbach Gail Riedel Carolyn Riewe Pat Schiesher Karen Schlie Ann Schoenbeck Barbara Short Mary Ann Smith Bobbi Stone Donna Teras Marilyn Wisner Shirley Wittlief mwme N395 . Whey m .m- AWNM kappa tau zeta KTZs understand individuality. Because a htypicalh KTZ really doesrft exist, we have no image to which we are forced to conform. And because we are all different kinds of people, we have a very special relationship to each other, KTZ sisterhood has taught us the value of tolerance. We know that friendships are not built on being carbon cop- ies of one another but in sharing of experiences, friends, feelings, and our Christian faith. Because KTZs value each other as individuals our collective whole is a strong unity. We believe that sisterhood has made us bigger people, more capable of contributing elfectively to soci- ety, the university, and each other. It is with pride that we wear the pin of Kappa Tau Zeta. A phone call for me? Verallyn Cline President Carol K asworm Vice President 144 Bonnie Banger! Secretary Barb Becker Carolyn Bockhom Marilyn Bockhorn Karen Boehne Cynthia Bawden Jeanne Bowman Bonnie Brault Gertrud Brillinger Jane Bunlrock Mary Clark Patricia Clark Naoma Crisp Judy Crum Kathy Deal Sally Devin Connie Dalleck Andrea Dzun'k Carol Fanslau Jacquie Folkerts Jacque Horton Patricia H uge Sue K ramer Cathy K ummer Karen Lalhrope Peggy Morgan Elaine Mueller Karen Nelson Joyce Nieman Diane Novak Virginia Oderwald Connie Rathjen Charlotte Roe Dianne Rohnke Edie Rudolf 10A rm Rulmo Karen Schalla Virginia Schwab Peggy Shea Nancy Strieter Beth Surak C ristina S wanson Arlene Teske La Verne Voigt Shirley Vollmer Susan Wille Toni Willi Mary-Kay Siemers Treasurer Devotionwa part ofBeta life. M5 phi beta chi The Beta bond of friendship in sisterhood takes many forms: co-sponsoring a street dance, work- ing on our Hoat, treating our alums to brunch, rushing and pledging new sisters, and putting our hearts into songfest. Beta sisterhood is also taking time from ourselves to share with others h time to listen when a sister needs us, time to study, time to work on service projects in the community, and time to participate in campus activities. Memories of a queen, a sisteras pinning, a green-timed carnation, a diamond-shaped pin, recall to us the bond of unity we found in the tradition of Phi Beta Chi. Betas take a break. Lynn Brownell President Nancy Stebbins Vice President 146 K mm M iller Secretary Ruth Winter Treasurer Cindy Arthur Carol Benton Evelyn Binder Gail Bloechl Beale Boettge Carol Boron Chris Brandon Lynda Brawn Tamara Buetow Linda Christenson Marilyn Engelken Holly F ugerman Jane F isher Gloria Fox Lois Haase Carole Hoppes Barb Kandt Charlotte K retzschma Sharon Lenhart Lois Liyt Helen Paul: M all y Pearson L yrme Pherson Sigrid Sanford Connie Santagade Susan Steinfazt Carole Stockwell Karen Wegner Lisa Weihs Nancy WilIe phi omega We proudly retain individuality within the frame- work of Phi-O sisterhood. Each woman is a vital member because her personality, her talents, her 'wit increases the love of her sisters. Giving the annual Christmas party at the Schultz-Lewis Childrents Home, writing letters and sending packages to an American platoon in Viet Nam, and raising money for UNICEF at Halloween are services to others that contribute to the growth of each Phi-O. We live together and work together in harmony. Our spirit of sisterhood, our unity, our love of God and knowledge, and the assurance of a bright future make us proud that we are the women of Phi Omega. 147 Birthday Party Phi 0 style. Phi 0's trick or treatfor UNICEF. G eorge Valsa Dean Bruce Berner Charles Carrica Scott Christopher Tom Hafner A rt Hennig Bert Hermelink John Hrovatt'n Tom Kissling Mitchell Lange Louis Lipset Roger Lorton Craig Lusthoj' Bob Manchik Bill Matthews Philip M enzel Richard Osmus Dennis Raschka Ron Rost Dennis Schneider Anthony Saderman Martin Steinbach Cary Stoeven James Thacker Karl Walker Ja y Christopher Mike Muemch Bernard A ugenxtein Vice President Secretary Treasurer delta theta phi Delta Theta Phiewe are the hLawyersi Uniquely combining advantages of both a social and a pro- fessional fraternity, our primary objective is to pre- pare students for the legal profession, while providing all the inherent advantages of a well-rounded social life. We feel that by their constant association with students of the law and with men engaged in the legal profession, both our undergraduate and graduate students are better prepared to assume positions of responsibility in the practice of the law, or in any other profession in which they might be engaged. I48 M ike Brauer President Charlie Bardormer Vice President N orm Beeh Secretary AI Hoppensteadt Treasurer Peter Aull J erry Axner Chuck Bates Martin Bell Mark Behnke John Blakemore David Brauer William Burjiend Bob Carlberg Greg Carlisle Ron Courser George Crowell Rumell DeForest Bob Doty Bob EbIe Alois Devos M ark Forker Jim Geehring Thomas Geixler Dennis Gieseke Tom Gillette Don Grau Roger Greaker Bob Groves Ron Gumz Andrew Halvorson Larry Hofman Marc Howell Robert Karches Daniel K raus Sandy Lincoln Steve Luedecker Eric Lundstrom Fred Maurhojf Richard Meinz Gary M iller Ralph Morris R ichard M ueller Russell Mueller Len Najjar F redric Nelson John Nicklas LeRoy Nasbaum Nils Riess Richard Rolfe Bruce Rulland Frank Sauer Jim Schaejfer Ron Shutz Phil Simmons Robert Smith Robert Spice Carl Thomsen Paul Tilly Gary Tollefson Richard Veils Lester Waldmann Richard Walther Larry Ward Bill Wenthe Fred Yopps Tim Young Lambda Chi's pull togethert l5l 356 Green with Street lambda chi alpha The Lambda Chi7s have added a fresh coat of paint to the house at 356 Greenwich, the fire escape has taken on a new look, but the goals and ideals for which we strive have not altered. We take great pride in our fraternity;its heritage and traditions. Scholastic improvement, develop- ment of individuality through our social program, and participation in intramural sports collectively work for the sound mind and body. Brotherhood to a Lambda Chi means co-operation, hard work, and an opportunity to exercise creativity and develop self-respect. Our rewardethe honor of being a Brother in Lambda Chi Alpha. Paul H a fman President Donald Langhof Vice President 152 Robert Ewald Secretary Dan Van De Water Treasurer Henry Bachmann Larry Bauer Jim Beck Larry Blasik Chuck Bohl Dan Bopp Robert Bremer Ric Burrell Vern Curtis Steve E vans Richard Eynon Sheldon Ferguson Dwight Franz David Granzin Brad Harman Larry Hilst Dan Hoecker M ike Hron Dick Jones Robert Kaesmer Robert Kalt Bill Keck Mike Kilpinen Tom Meyers James Michaw Jeffrey Miller Ron Nickel John Oldsen George Patterson William Petersen Jim Rainwaters Ken Rakow Dan Rauschert Tom Rudi Bill Schmitt Jim Schrader Steve Schwandl Chuck Smith DetlefSaberay Robert Stanton Larry Thies Stan Turney Hank VonSchlichten Bill Woodward phi delta theta The congenial group of men who congregate at 606 Brown look back on the past yearls accomplishments with pride. In the academic world we moved forward with great strides. Athletically, we again showed how the well- rounded membership of Phi Delta Theta is used to its fullest advantage. All this came, not by pure luck, but rather by determination and hard work on the part of every man who proudly calls himself 3 Phi Delt. Next year will again offer us the opportunity to show what we have. As for this year, it will go down as another year for Phi Delta Theta in which we proved ourselves a great fraternityl 605 Brown Street Everyone wants to talk to Al's mother. David Adams Dale Broekemeier Gene Buuck Da ve Congdon Duke Dow Don Elorecht George Falek Frank Gagliano Mark Hagerman William Hartsche Tom Maren: Randy Neeb Russell Pals Roy Patterson Jerry Pech Bob Peters Gary Reim Richard Reiter Don Schoenefeld Carl Schroeder Alan Schuermann M ark Schwehn J im Schweigert Rich Saeken Angeld Thanos Scott Umbreit Larry Valenti Fred Vogt Doug Wellman Donn Werling Dale Wheeler Ron Wolf K 8 Oestermeyer Tom Dohrmarm Tom Ostrander Doug F elten President Vice Presidem Secretary Treasurer phi kappa psi Describe the men of 801 Mound. Impossible! We Phi Psihs have always dejied description. Thafs what makes us unique. We donbt attempt to project an over-all image. Some of us are athletes, but not every Phi Psi is an ath- lete. As a group, we play hard. Many times we win big victories. Sometimes we make big mistakes. As individuals, we enjoy a certain freedom. A Phi Psi is free to be indi- vidually weak, yet able to build a stronger brotherhood hebs free to be individually strong, yet able to be accepted on equal terms with the rest of his brothers. Finally, at his best or his worst, 1: Phi Psi isfree to be him- self 154 lax in their new TVlounge. Phi Psfs re 801 Mound Street 155 Craig A feldt John Betz Alfred Born Peter Cook Elwyn Doleeek Edwin Eich Luther Esala Charles E. Frank Gerald F rank Alan Jacobs Tom Jansen Randolph King, Jr. Greg Koehig J im K urseh RolfLarxen Roger Luekerts Da vid Schack John Schenck Dave Schmidt Tom Schmidt Paul Schmiege John Sedore David Stevens Paul Truebenbaeh Bill Schnack Edward Maloney Ernie Berndt John Siebert President Vice President Secretary Treasurer A phi mu alpha An interest in the performance and appreciation of music is the common element which ties all the brothers of Phi Mu Alpha together. Instrumental soloists and ensembles formed from its ranks perform together with the fraternity chorus in concerts presented each year on campus. The fraternity has also performed in nearby citiex in Indiana and Illinois. The fraternityls musical program and the experience of living and working together in the house are complemented by an active social program highlighted by the Homecoming Dance, Christmas Party, and Spring Formal. The men of Phi Mu Alpha are proud to support the place of music in the academic community within the context of fraternal living. I56 605 Lincolnway 157 Anotherfestive banquet, James Sciacero President -.I w: . M3, WM mg mam: Pete A lexander Vice President 158 Bob K einath S ecretary Lary M ohl Treasurer Joseph Adams Chris A nderson Edwin A tterberry Robert A uer Jim Bachman Gerald Becker Dale Bengxton Bruce Benson Milton Boeger John Crawford Paul Dallmarm Tam Drescher Richard Dust Bruce F redriksen Gary Garriotl Charles Gibbons Phil Gray Ronald Granewold Tim Haley John Hill Du vid Huam Paul Knobel Dallas K roll Dale LeFevre Ken Leukens David Mann Ron Mass Wayne Matusik Richard Meyer Dan Meyers Jim Miles Bill Moore Milt Mayer Joel M ugge Stephen Okumura Jerome Pelz K en! Peterson James Pieper John Racek Bruce Rauch Bob Rock Warren Schramm Howard Schuette James Scranton David Simpson K eith Smith Gary Sonnenberg F red Spannaus Alan Steiner Steve Terrill Ken Vetler James Volk Richard Wamhoj? Thomas Zink 607 Union Street phi sigma epsilon Scrubbing the ttRathskelleft Hoot on a Saturday afternoon, bull sessions in the lounge, dancing with a date to the music of a juke box, late night ttbookingh at the study table-this is life at Phi Sigma Epsiloni It serves as a nec- essary supplement to academic life at the university- no more, no less. Yet even that is quite a lot. The en'during friendships and learning experiences gained certainly go far beyond the institutional boundaries of the house and into many facets of each brotherts life. We Phi Sigs take some pride in being the academically top-rated chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon in the nation. The most important point, however, is not the almighty G.P.A. but the exciting academic motivation that one brother can give to the other. Sunday night at the Phi Sig housei Robert Anderson Jefrey Andrews James Arndt Richard Aufdenkampe Bruce Billing Dennis Boyce Skip Bray Dick Briars Russell Brown Bill Brueggemann Steve Caldwell Edward Eckhardt John Ector Darrel Esala Jim Fraemling Donald F rost Tom Frost Mark Gibson Larry Gillett Robert Gordon Martin Groxtick Tim Hahn Dennis Herbs! Ed Hintzen Ed Hofmeister Dave Hollenbeck David Horstman Bill Husmarm Paul Joubert Phil K arming F rederic Kleve Larry Landmeier David Larsen Ted Lasseigne Lawrence Lepisto Charles Lieske Jan Paul Longanbach Jim Marsch Carl Mueller David M ueller , Jon N917 Greg Otto Roland Otto Alex Paulenko Christian Peters Warren Petersen J im Richardson Bob Ritter Peter Schmalz Robert Schmiege Don Sch werin Geomey Shuger Larry Streicher Paul Switzer Forrest Tifan y Paul Vedra Terry Whittle Bill BWIMW Robert Pielers Dave Peters Weston K opp PVEXWFM Vice President Secretary Treasurer 161 Always time to catch the 4:15 horror movie, pi kappa alpha The ttrah-rahh fraternity man of years past still existse but the men of Pi Kappa Alpha have tried to escape this image of all take and n0 give. We have found it possible to keep the delicate balance between diversity and unityiPikes are individuals yet brothers. Our active participation in Student Senate, Class Steering Committee, Union Board, honoraries and student publications and house projects such as the ttCave Manh rush party or the Vale Day School Christmas Party bear this out. We have come to the University to learn as students and grow as people. This we feel can best be accomplished within the brotherhood of Pi Kappa Alpha. Chuck A ufdenkampe Gary Belford Walter Bober Frederick Burrows Don Cuming Mike Duirz Tom Faust Paul Fike Wilson Ford Gerry Gatten Richard Goldammer Robert Hahn Ross Haller Mark Hasz Curt Heuer Henry Koehler Tom Krauss Denny K ubal Ronald Lane Larry Luke Kerry McLaughlin Thomas Miller Dave N inke Edward Oldenburg Jim Prahst Stephen Rathke Don Rennegarbe Doug Schlak Alan Schroeder Ed Siemon Ken Smedberg Steve Snyder Jim Sommerfeld Russ Steinbeck Lowell Sylwester Glenn Taibl William Tometich Dave Tompkins Matthew Traub Dale Ulbrich Frank Van Kempin John Wenger Ludwig Zudell Dawld Brandt James Buehrle Jim Wefel Wayne Wagner Preszdent Vice President Secretary Treasurer 162 505 Lincolnway sigma phi epsilon We, the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon, wear the Golden Heart proudly. Our desire for brotherhood does not cease with pledging, initiation, 01: grad- uation, but rather, we believe that brotherhood is built only through continuous self-education. A Sig Ep matures as an individual through the mutual helpfulness of his fraternal associatiqn. In addition, a positive chapter attitude toward scholar- ship is important to sound learning, and this we have, but we also believe that participation in sports and social activities are important in developing a well-rounded individual who will be able to cope with the challenges of our changing world. It's term paper timeat the Sig Ep house. Dennis Barkow Ken Benson Da ve Brandt Dale Brinkman Leland Buxch Gregory Cannon Ty Cocagne John Delano Detlev Enselei! Martin Fauber Ed F erguson Craig Filip Gary Flury Tom Foster Dan Freeland Sam Goldammer Henry Hart R0 y Hebe Larry Helmich Richard Helton John Hinsch Dwight Hofman Robert Lindfors Dave Little Jim Martin Ken Metcalf Tom Millward Roger M urphy Hal Neumun LeeRoy Narden Richard Norton Bob Odell Tom Roehl Gary Schuesxler Robert Sindy David Thornton John Tomka Douglas Wanner; Paul Wehmeier Terrence White Jerry Williams Robert Chambers Don Bergwall M ichael F ryzel R oger Rasch ke President Vice President Secretary Treasurer I64 165 A quick Thursday night phone call for that Saturday night date. sigma pi We, the men of Sigma Pi, take pride in our individualistic way of life. We have athletes, but are not an athletic fraternity. We have scholars, but we are not all scholars. Some of our brothers are Joe College, but some of us escape this image. We are many men with many interests and attitudes, yet we are one in our spirit and dedication to each other as persons, to our fraternity, and to our campus. We firmly believe that diversity in personalities, interests, and achievements, as well as a common sense of purpose are the sure signs of a real fraternity. L yle Behrens Jamex Bernhardt Robert Blauvert Wayne Bushkirt Maury Crawfard Gil H eidam Paul Hokanzon Donald K reutner David LaRoe Edwin Letseher F elix Lopez John Luxenberg Bill Piepenbrt'nk Randy Rueter Daniel Sal! Emil Schneider K eith Sherry Ron Stanley Eugene Stefan John Stephens John Stevens William Sullivan K urt Ulbricht Charles Weitze Robert Wilke Dick Lessner Robert Chezem Jack Daudt William Berk President First Vice President Second Vice President Third Vice President sigma tau gamma We, the men of Sigma Tau Gamma, realize that college life is more than lectures and assignments. Our frater- nity emphasizes integrity, scholarship, leadership, and ex- cellence. A Tau graduating has more than a degree-he is a well-rounded man and a potential leader of tomorrow. Initiation into Sigma Tau Gamma links the college man with our seventeen founders through an unbroken chain of nearly 26,000 members. A mart pledged to this fraternity has a unique opportunity to learn the meaning offraternal membership and to practice it through having, from the day ofpledginge a definite place in the organization where his wrortsfor the good of the brotherhood will be recognized. The invisible bonds of brotherhood are dijicult to dehne, but in Sigma Tau, pledge and member alike are given ut- most opportunity to develop loyalty, mutual trust within the brotherhood, and to become dedicated to the high principles of Sigma Tau Gamma. 166 sigma tau gamma Study break at the Sig Tau house I67 Phil Schaefer President Bob Ziel Vice President 168 Paul K oenig Secretary Da vid A Ispaugh Treasurer Roger A nderson Steve Amholt Bob Beumer Gil Brooks Dennis Busse Martin Campbell Terry Carsterm Emmert Dannenberg Thomax Dem'g Steve Doege Ron Dunbar F rank R yan George Fechter Richard Hansen Roy Hanson Dave Hermann Fred Howe Dallas Hutsler Warren Kosman Kenneth Kubik Robert Kuehn Dave Magee Stephen May Len Nagel Doug Niblack Dan Niermeyer John Ninnemaml Larry Norton Fred Oster James Paul Johh Pfe er Bob Pfotenhauer Mel Piehl Edward Pomianoski Dave Rose M ike Rousseau Paul Sachtleben Dan Schnitta Jorl Speckhard Daniel Stwizn Richard Stehr Larry Steiger Jerry S2011 Michael Turner Tom Utter Leonard Vonderhere Terry Walderse Pete Whiteside 802 Linwood A venue Every TKEgot afreepainl brush this year. tau kappa epsilon As another year is written in memoirs of time, so are its moments of joy filed in the memories of those who are aware of its shortexistence. During these short years our fraternity strives to broaden the values of each indi- vidual by widening his viewpoints to include those of others. We are not a stereotype and we believe that unity in diversity molds many talents and tempera- ments into common interests. Each of us contributes to the welfare and excellence of the fraternity in his own way, molding a brotherhobd which can be seen in our scholar- ship, in our social functions, and in all our participation at Valparaiso. I69 Jim Tem enak President Ste ve Parks Vice President 170 Da ve R ybicki Secretary Jerry Wolfmth Treasurer Ron Ball Tom 80mm Fred Bosse David DePhiIlips Ray Elberson Donald Elm Phil Farina Dennis F eeley Thomas Fleming Christopher Good Charles Hoffman Philip Kelly Bruce Kolze Carl K rack Ed Lantz Carlton Lohrentz David Margenau Wendell Matthias Charles McCarm David Miller James M ueller Tom M uszynski David Oakley Otis Ogg Karl Raack Dale Schoenbeck Tam Schramm Roger Seibert Randolph Sherren Bill Sinixcaichi Robert W. Smith Dave Slaufer William Stall Doug Staxen Howard Thrun Roger Umbaugh Bob Utroske Rich Utroske Bob Wherry Dave Whitney Gordon Wicklund Kenneth Wingeier William Young Zane Zwick theta chi Fire up! Big Red! Thatis the competitive spirit. Thatas Theta Chi. This image reflected on the athletic field is visible in every man on campus who displays a Theta Chi sweatshirt. We proudly carry our banner into every phase of campus life. In this drive for excellence, conformity to the generally accepted social norms are often laid aside. An exuberant social pride, not arrogant, but earned through decades of moral concern, summarizes our thinking. Exuberancc is our pass- word, brotherly assistance our method, and per- fection our goal. To each other we are brothers, united by bands of friendship and common inter- ests, striving towards excellence in every endeav- or. The ttWhite House on the Hillh shall ever stand as a monument to society, You see, we the brethlers of Theta Chi would rather iiflght than sw1tc W 804 Union Street The Theta Chi's plan another social eventi M l i i greek week: debate, discussion and pie-in-the-face 241m; Pami Discaxysionk 7m SCHEEE CAFEIE N6 comm cmw 7 30 Frctmity 0qu flow: m A w E H T ,N 0 E m on x W, , w, 7 7 mm m; .m. 2 m m, o N Fm, ,Hw .2 m LaVonne Klein, Homecoming Queen 1966 was nominated by Pi Kappa Alpha. homecoming queen lavonne klein aw Wavy m mm 4, w w La Vonne is a senior and a member of Gamma Phi. This year she is a counselor at Lankenau Hall, next year she plans to teach elementary school. Cecily C0017 : Phi K11? Kathy Lange, Sigma Tau Carol Samuelson, Alpha Phi, Dau Hall candidate. Barb Bertram, Alpha X i, 1? PW candidate Gamma candidate. Brandt Hall candidate. aw I74 Ray Risz,1966 Man About Campus, was nominated by Lankenau Hall. A member of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Ray is also active in the Locust Street Community Center. man about campus ray rist Chyclf Aufterfkampe Bert Blekg Bill Buenner Ed Eckhardt Mark Gibson Chi Sigma X1 Kappa Tau Zeta Phi Omega Alpha Phi Delta Kappa Pxi Omega Ted Hartman John Hill Dallas Kroll Gamma Phi Phi Beta Chi Guild Hall mac candidates Bob Lindfars Neal Molengmft Milt Meyer Tom Schmidt Mark Schwelm Memorial Hall Alpha X i Epsilon Alumni Hall Deaconess Hall K reinhea'er Hall Carrie majors in elementary education, but she j?nds lime to play the $ , piano in her xpare time. H3 . - A xenior and a member of Phi Beta Chi sorority, Carrie is living in Scheele Hall this year. miss 0. u. carrie dark Carrie Clark, Valparaiso University's entry in the Miss Indiana contest, has a smile ready for everyone. theytre jocks, the ttwhite socks settt, or to themselves, athletes. they make the saturday football game, the swimming meets, and the basketball game with evansville. ttwhat a waste? some saye maybe it is. yet, athletics at valparaiso present an avenue of interest, the sense of unity and spirit that even the most cosmopolitan campuses need in order to survive and grow. of mice and men conten ts Coaches ......................................... 178 Cheerleaders and Crusaderettes .................... 179 Football ......................................... 180 Cross Country ................................... 181 Basketball ....................................... 182 Swimming ....................................... 183 Track ........................................... 184 Wrestling ........................................ 185 Baseball 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111 186 Tennis and Golf .................................. 187 Mcn,s Intramurals 11111111111111111111111111111111 188 Womerfs Sports .................................. 190 Women,s Intramurals ............................. 192 A mm 1 coaches and crusaderettes . 178 cheerleaders 3 x! F p ? I79 FIRST ROW: C Robertshaw, D Hermann, J. Dimitri, D, Werling, S. Eifert, R, Bunevich, W. King, R. Bleke, W. Schmidt, S Flatt, W. Keck, D. Schoenefelf, P. Earning. SECOND ROW: D. Adams, P. Winters, W. Schmitt, W. Tometich, T Dohrmarm, M. Hanner, R. Soekert, H, Senrock, J. Nahrwold, C. Fleming, F, Rust, M. GoldbErg, J. Dimitri, M. SealL THIRD ROW: B. Harman, W. Yancey, D, Hoecker, C. 1966 FOOTBALL V. U . OPP. Ball S late ......................... 7 ........ 20 Butler ............................. 15 ........ 12 St. J oseph ......................... 12 ........ 1 7 DePauw ........................... I 5 ........ 31 Washington ................. E vans ville .......................... Wheaten ........................... 14 ........ 20 Wabash 180 Rousseau, S. Wenck, L Bauer, W Rosenquist, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Wall, J, Stacker, S. SlelI, W. Fierah, R. Howard, S. Berning, R. Ball. FOURTH ROW: W Hermann, P, Mueller, E Scheidl, G, Speckhard, 0. Larson. J Beck, J. Mayes, B. Steinbrecher, B. Koch, C. Bolton, Dr. StoltzJ, Whitton, E, Bauer. football TOP ROW: L Christensen, D. Martin, R. Nintz, S May, Coach Glenn BOTTOM ROW: W Harbeck, P. Nelson, D. Esterline, R. Anderson. Hays. i l I cross country 1966 Cross Country V. U. ' Crusader Classic ........................... Isl place Great Lakes Invitational .................... Isl place Indiana Little State Meet 4th place NCAA Cross Country Meet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 101k place 181 BOTTOM ROW: T. Smith, S. Turney, J. Adams, D, Evans, K. Cermak, E. Lance, D. Rose, D, Adams, SECOND ROW: G, Barlow, G, Patter- san, S. Ferguso'n, V. Curtis, T. Williams, T, Wagner, D. Briars, D. SCORES VU 0PP1 St. Procopius .......................... 105 ................ 101 Hope ......... .. .. 74.. 62 Carthage .... . .. 107 .. 83 Concordia . . . ...... 91 . . 73 Wabash ........... 84 . . 75 Washington ......... . . . . 95 . . 82 University of Pacific . 76 . . 74 Long Beach State . . , . , 72 . . . 81 Indiana State ..... . . . 75 , . , 82 Butler ........ . 102 .. 73 Air Farce .. 68 ,. 66 Marquette ........ 70 . . 79 Ball State ........... 87 . . 82 Evansville . . . . . 69 . . 70 DePauw .... . 101 .. 70 St. Josepifs , . 96 . . 79 Evansville . . . 71 . . 91 Butler ........ 72 . . 82 Indiana State . . 91 . . 88 Wheaten ...... 81 . . 75 Ball State ........ , . . 82 . 90 St. Joseph's .............. 72 . . 74 DePauw ............ 76 . . 67 Wabash ..... . . . . . 100 .. 72 Washington . . . . . 81 . . . 65 Wheaton ............... . 102 .. 83 Southern Colorado State . , 89 . . 52 Indiana State University . . . . . . 80 . . , 78 Southwest Missouri State ................ 72 ................ 86 182 Jones, A. Young. THIRD ROW: K. Rakow, D. Vandewater, B. Wood- ward, L. Theis, J. Rainwater, S. Schwandz, G, Hmfman, J. Schrader, C. Bolton. basketball BOTTOM ROW: J. Scheidt, D. Jones, J. Pillars, P. Ikert. SECOND ROW: R, Otto, G. Duttan, J, Magraken, B, Stanton, A Ellis swimming 183 Schuessler, B. Betker, J. Beck, T Ertel. THIRD ROW: T. MEN'S SWIMMING MEETS Notre Dame University ofIllinoz's Indiana State University Bradley Ball State A ugustana Illinois State University George Williams Eastern Illinois DePauW University ofChicago Washington University I CC BOTTOM ROW: P. Kahle, D. Sobemy, B. Harbeck, R Nimlz, R. Anderson, C. McBell, S May TOP ROW: G. Hayx, B. Wooden, J. 1966 Track Schedule Bradley 2nd. place Great Lakes Invitational .................. 2nd. place University of Chicago ........................ 84 61 Hope . ,. .................. .................. 85762 Viking Olympic Track Meet ............... 2nd. place I CC Track Meet .......................... 3rd. place 184 Stall, D. Schoenfeld, G Keel, B. Sawatsky, D. Herbst, S. Cook, T. Dahrman. track 5 i E .1 E 11 E e 11 . i i 1 5 1 g E TOP ROW: B. Ewald, B. Taves, F Rust, G, Folk, D. Granzirl, D. Rnuschert, D Wheeler, BOTTOM 1 ROW: B. Matthew, H, Hett, J. Miller, F. Miller, 34 Montgomery, J. Mibm 1 1 g I 1 1 1 1 , a wresthng U 5 1966-1967 Wrestling Schedule 6 l 1 M anchester .................................. won 1 Hope ........................................ won Notre Dame ................................... lost 1 St. Joseph .................................... won ' Lake Forrest .................................. won 1 185 I BOTTOM ROW: R. Steinbeck, R. Jones, G5 Pech, G. Grifen, B. Yancey, M5 Kilpinen, M. Sanderson, J. Edtor. SECOND ROW: J. Mik- 103, S. Plan, V Curtis, F. Stutz, J. Whelsel, K. Wingrier, J. Dimitri, L Olson THIRD ROW: Coach Bauer, Coach Robisch, B. Israel, R. 1966 BA SEBA LL VU OPP. Indiana State ................ 5 .................. 3 Butler ...................... 5 .................. 6 St. Joseph .................. 4 .................. 5 Purdue ..................... 6 .................. 1 Wheaten .................... 4 .................. 2 Notre Dame ................. 5 .................. 6 Evanxville ................... 9 .................. 0 186 Mueller, G. Reim, D5 Langhojf J, Mueller, B. Burjfend, J5 Schroder, D. Broekemeir, J5 Nicklas, J. Pieper, Coach Larson, J. Wirth, M. Gold- berg. baseball tennis St. Joseph ...... Butler ......... Indiana State . . . Ball State ...... E vans ville ...... St. Joseph , . . D. Hill, N6 C00k,J. Paul, P. Menzel, D6 Banker 1966 Tennis VU OPP. ............. 43 ............. 25 ............. 07 ............. 07 ............. 25 .4 .5 1 966 G OLF VU OPP. DePauw ................... 5 .................. 10 St. Joseph .................. 9 .................. 6 Ball State . . . ......... 0 .................. 5 I C C ....................... 3rd. Place Great Lakes Invitational ...... 3rd. Place A, Schuermarm, T WagnerJ, Ninnemarm, L, Hofman, T. Gillette we all can? be varsity athletes, some of us couldrft even make fourth string. thus comes intramurals to take up the slack in the form of basketball, football-the usual as well as water p010 and pool. intramurals form a nu- cleus forfraternity spirit and an activity for independents as well. 188 men,s intramurals womenhs sports The addition of intercollegiate competition has brought to Valpo women greater athletic opportunities. Field hock- ey, basketball, and swimming teams, although without organized conferences, now compete with many larger universities in the Midwest. Three of the members of the Valpo hockey team were chosen to play in the Midwest Field Hockey Tournament at Northern Illinois Univer- sity this fall. The basketball and swimming teams com- petedsuccessfully againstformidablefoest 190 I91 women,s intramurals Opportunity for womenbs athletics and recreation is pro- vided by the Womenbs Recreation Association. Activities vary so that each individual woman on campus can find enjoyment in one or more 0fthe activities. Badminton opened the WRA program this year, followed by inde- pendent and sorority volleyball. Several new activities sparked added interest when gymnastics, billiards, and tennis were Ofered t0 the members. The winter months were filled with the basketball tournament, followed by spring softball, tennis, and golf. The end of the year was highlighted by the annual Field Day competition by both sororities and independents. The traditional winners' banquet was held in late spring in honor ofall the winning teams of the year. I92 E A , perhaps we could say that valpo 5 organization 111a11LiS the lmPOTtancg L, ije college and bob dylan rolled into one: 1 loafers vL- -neck pullovers, army surplus, and sandals. though he may lose big at berkley- 6in belng the middle: class orientatidn is a bit too strothL he takes himSelf and his Ljob seriously L L . 1 L with freedom 10 exp 'riment, , earnest , - he concerns hlmself - L - V L not 0 1y with mickey mouse dive LLsiohs, bL111w1thLact1V1t1es that shape and mold 1 1L tLLLLLhe aware Lca-mpus of 67L.L con ten ts Student Senate .................................... 194 Union Board .................................... 198 Beacon .......................................... 200 Torch ........................................... 202 Lighter .......................................... 204 WVUR .......................................... 205 Honor Council ................................... 206 Honoraries ...................................... 207 Organizations .................................... 210 student senate Despite the withdrawal of the law students from the stu- dent body, the Student Senate was able to make some far-reaehing decisions in the past year. This veark Sen- SUSAN WENDORF t . ate voted in a resolution on racial discrim nation, de- m3$m I : veloped and passed an Elections Code, voted approval . for the course evaluation booklet, The Candle, reallo- cated its budget, and went into several emergency ses- sions. To facilitate better con'zmum'eatz'ons with the student body several of the meetings were held in dormi- tory cafeterias. Andyes, Virginia, there will be a M C. 4; .u; maza nae Q' Senate Executive Board: 1M. Schwehn, president; T. Roehl, viCe-presi- dam: B Lewis, secretary; V Curtis, treasurer; J. Fraemling, assixtant treasurer; Fred Oster. NSA Coordinator, Cabinet Members: R4 Soekerz, Athletics Committee; S. Lincoln, Communications Board S, Schlimpert, Elections Committee; G. Post, Fund Raising Commisszon; Ron Nickel, Homecoming Committee: M. Phiehl. Orientation Com- mittee; M. Turner, Scholarship Committee; M. Hellman, Student Ajairs Committee; R Morris, Unior Boardpresidenl. athletic committee The main goal of the Athletic Committee is to promote and encourage school spirit and tradition among the stu- dent body, as well as to support participation in all ace tivities 0f the athletic department. These goals are car- ried out by sponsoring pep rallies and bus trips to away games, publicizing sports events, and recruiting future athletes Members: S, Durfee, T. Zem, R. Soeken, chairmamS, Maletio, communications committee Communications Board exists to facilitate better com- munications between Student Senate, its committees, and the student body. Periodic Senate meetings in dormi- tories, polls dealing with topics such as curriculum re- form, WVUR-FM, and freshmen orientation are prod- ucts 0fthe Board Members SEATED: St Lincoln, chairman; Lt Palot STANDING: K. Lincoln, L. Lorbeck, M. Schlet'cher, K. Braun, At Benko, H. Hart, J, Krugler, Kt Detrlck. fund raising committee The Fund Raising Commission directs all of the Senate fund raising drives, such as the annual Fast for Freedom. The Commission serves as a source of information and review for any campus group wishing to conduct a fund raising drive. Members: G. Post, chairman; R. Kretchman, P. Tabatsko. A. Stroh- scheirz, Ht Pierce-Ruhlana', J. Horton. homecoming committee The Homecoming Committees work was made more dWcult this year due to the fact that the cityls centennial was celebrated along with the University's Homecoming festivities. The Committee planned the parade, football game, and activitiesfor the alumni. Members ROW ONE: N, Schiller, S. Okumerit ROW TWO: Es Ash, 1?, Krenzt ROW THREE: C, Hafmeister, Jt Schweigert, De Rogers, ROW FOUR: C. Niemaeller, T. Whittle, De Nykel, ROW FIVE: R. Nickel, chairman, D. Van De Water, J, Swanson elections committee Conducting the major campus elections and formulating a procedural Election Code were areas of concern for Student Senate's Elections Committee. Through an ex- pansion 0f the poll-workers system, the creation of an extended subcommittee of residence hall contacts, and the presentation of the Election Code for Senate ap- proval, the committee sought to increase student interest and participation in all its elections, and consequently, in the g0 verning body. Committee Members: A. Halvorson, B. Beumer, M. Bartsch, P. Schmalz, H, Herendeen, S, Schlimpert, chairman. n.s.a. The National Student Association under the elected NSA coordinator has been busy making various propos- als this year especially concerning the draft and has done extensive research on the problemt Also, NSA brought before Senate and passed the student insurance program. Committee Members: 8. Hill, C. Haines, B. Pfotanhauer, N. Marlowe, F. Oster, chairman; M, McClintock. orientation committee Although their entire committee work is over in only one short week, Orientation Committee spends many months planning the program to acquaint the incoming freshmen and transfer students with the University. This year a program of lectures, social activities including the Dunes Picnic and All-Campus Mixer, and discussion and buzz groups on several immediate issues of concern kept the freshmen and the Orientations Committee busyt Committee Members: Pt Sella, Kt Oster, J. Bachman, S. Sehlimpert, B. Pfotenhauer, M, Piehl, chairman; Mt Cainer. scholarship committee The course evaluation booklet, The Candle was the most important task undertaken by the Scholarship Committee during the past year. Compiling a large edi- torial saw , distributing questionnaires and evaluation forms to both the students and faculty, and editing the copy for the booklet published before second semester was the work 0fthe committee. Committee Members: T. Schwandt, J. Braun, F. Kraegel, M. Turner, chairman; Jt Bachman, St Ortmeyer, P. Sella, L Anderson, Dt Burg- man, J, Luekens, student affairs committee In its second year the Student Ahairs Committee has involved itself in working on the lighting and sidewalk problem on campus. The committee also looked into the psychological counseling possiblities for the campus. Second semester Students Ajfairs concentrated on rec- 0mmendatz'0ns for the revision of the Student Handbook Committee Members: E. Robinson, Mt Hellman, chairman; B. Hilt, C. Wenholzt union board Planning the social, cultural, recreational and entertain- ment activities of the campus as a whole is the job of the Valparaiso Union Board. This twfcial student organiza- tion is made up of the Executive Board consisting of the four Ojfcers, the committee heads who work with them in decision making and co-ordination of individual com- mittee projects, and the committee members. Union Board members gain practical experience in social re- sponsibility, democratic leadership, and co-operation. Executive Board: R, Morris, president; M, Sehwehn, S, Kueck, P. Fields, D. Boppt fine arts committee Increased opportunities for the appreciation, of art, music and literature are the aims of the Fine Arts Com- mittee. New projects this year included a record lending library from the Union desk and discussions following each edition of the Lighter. Members SEATED: B. McKinney. STANDING: P. Alexander, K. . Duncan, Pt JohnsonJ. Rauscher, M, L. Brandt, Pt Franks, K. Tostrudt hospitality committee The Hospitality Committee serves as host for special guests on campus such as professional entertainers and guests of Lyceum events. It has begun informal faculty student cafes? hours and open house at the Unior during Parentsh Weekend, and also plans the Freshmen Dunes Picnic. Members SEATED: P, Woehler, A, Dahl, K. Prinzing, chairman; L, Anderson, D. Noak, J, Heitner, C. Mah, STANDING: L. Streicher, R. Janssen, Rt Doty. lyceum committee Lyceum Committee promotes the cultural and intellectu- al life of the Valpo student through the presentation of fine entertainment and cultural events. One event sponsored by the committee is the Week of Challenge, an entire week of speakers, artistic presentations, and discussion on issues of concern in contemporary so- ciety. Members SEATED: B. Lindfors, chairman; M. Piehlt STANDING: St Sites, B. Lewist I98 social committee Campus Social Committee plans and carries out each of the Union Board dances held at the Union such as Mistletoe Madness. The Social Committee also plans special events such as the Freshmen Dunes Picnic. This year the committee has attempted to encourage the var- ious class steering committees to sponsor social events of their own. Members Top to Bottom: St Rathke, Ne Riess, Ne Stutz, L. Weber, J. Oreair, S. Ytrieide, R, Gale, M . Spano, chairman production committee Union Board Productions Committee basically handles the technical work for many Unior Board events, includ- ing the lighting and sound for concerts. The committee is also responsible for the selection and showing of the Friday night movie at the Union. Members SEATED: B. Blauvelt, Me Schwant STANDING: Kt Kale , chairmah;J. Beth, Pope,J. Gruettner, professional entertainment committee The primary purpose of the Professional Entertainment Committee is to select performers for the campus. Con- certs of main interest to the committee include the Homecoming, Winter Weekend, and Spring Weekend shows. The committee tries to satisfy the demands of the student body. Members SEATED: C. Brauer, E. Eckhardt, chairman; M. Schultz. STANDING: D. Briars, M. Schiller, Bi Bittirzg. publicity committee The Union Board Public Relations Committee func- tions to publicize all concerts, dances, exhibits, enter- tainments, movies, parties, and other events sponsored by the Board. Among its promotional projects, Public Relations Committee publishes the Union brochure. Members SEATED: K. Wesche, E. Mueller, C. Ball, chairman; M, Coiner, Mt LehrbaumMer, J's Ernst, Mt Genz, P. Goadrick, M, Gibson. STANDING: St Goldamer, Dv Watkins. recreation committee Union Boards Recreation Committee is responsible for taking care of the game room in the Union. They sponv sor various tournaments throughout the year in bridge, billiards, and ping-pong. During semester break they organize a ski trip to a nearby resort for all interested studen ts. M embers: R. Filips, Bi Phelps, R. Raseth, chairman beacon 767 Jan Paul Longanbach, associate editor; Lori Schultz. editor-in-ehiejf- Barb Kant, undergraduate section editor; Gail Riedel, Greek section editor; Arlene Benka, seniorseetian editor; Barb Short, index editor. the local intelligencia complains welre not mainstream. maybe not, but we'd like to think so. in fact, this book is based on the assumption that the beacon could shake its autograph book image and present valpo ,67 without the rose-colored glasses approach. what started out as an en- thusiastic venture often turned into drudgery n0 tyt commercial housewife ever faced; photographers who were late and groups that never were, lost pages and mac all stirred the hormones which were only to be set aright by visits from uncle chuckles, gallons of lemonade, old wierd harold, and more lemonade lthey never didjix the coke machine despite wide gastric distressl. all the lem- onade may have dulled the inspiration but not the spirit. We have intended beacon l67 to show valpo as it was: the high school with ashtrays, the dance pavillion, and corny as it may be, dear ol' valpofV 1 final stirring line ofviu. alma mater. busi- marl- C aryn , and Pack- faculty advisor; Mary Junck r; Terry Whittle, art minor; Rz'ck Filip, aging editor. Susan Lincoln, activities editor; Kent Tribbell Meyer, and Sue Schulz administration editors. Bruce Bilting ness manager. Dr Richard Laube Howie Bleser, sports edito auxiliaryforces. ets Landmeier tOFCh Published bi-weekly, the Torch attempts to answer the how and why of events as well as the usual who, what, when and where. Its editorial role is seen as that of the studentito question. Covering the entire University spectrum of events, this year its coverage expanded with several in-depth articles on matters of special interest. 3 The Torch also discussed and commented on relevant H events outside VUls campus. Occasionally, the Torch hnds itself raising questions that some people would like to avoid. But in both its news reporting and opinione Tim Zorn, Editor-in-Chief Kathy Wille, Academics and Administration Editor. Janet Schafer, Typist. Dave Simpson. Student Government Edi- shaking, the TOTCh has tea, to uphOId the Standards of : tort a free and responsiblepress. Copy Editor. John Hill Trudy Heineke, Department Editor. Dave Lager News Editor. Dave Larsen, Associate Edito -man- Co r; Randy Aup- r; Gay Weinhald, aging Editor Margie Livingston, Campus Clippings Edito Assistant News Editor. perle lighter Billed as the literary-feature magazine, the Lighter is published four times yearly. The magazine is made up solely of the creative works submitted by the students. The periodical includes art work, 'hctimz, poetry, feature stories, and book reviews which are aimed at enhancing the cultural and literary lives of the students who read it and giving a vehicle for creative expression to those who write it. Pat Sullivan, Review Editor. John Stahnke, Fiction Editor. Chuck Mint; 11w , Editon'Jan Karsten, Axsistant Editor;Joan Davis, Poetry Editor. WVUI' During its hrs! full year in operation, WVUR-FM has provided the students with many hours of informative and enjoyable listening. Programming ranges from broadcasting out of town sports events 10 playing classi- Staff SEATED: M. Vocke B. HMS D. Dixon N. Rim B. Mueller, all music and holding discussions which are presented 0. Cable, Staff STANDING: B. Thiel, G. Kinias, E. Pearson, D. live from the newlyfurnished lounge in the radio stationhs Campbell, E. Cohrs, H Anderson studio high atop Benton Hall. 206 presidenfs council on human relations One of the organizations dealing with the problem of human relations and especially the Negro-white problem on campus is the newly formed Presidenfsw Council on Human Relations. Besides advising the president in these matters, the Council promotes the recruitment of non- white students to the University. The group also helps to form University policy on the human relations situation and to make the campus more aware 0fthe matter. Committee Members: Revs Lutze, M. Hellman, D. des Anges, D. Jones, PrafessorA, W. Meyer. student-faculty cabinet To serve as a sounding board for ideas from both the student leaders and prominent members of the adminis- tration and faculty, a special branch of Student Senate, the Student-Faeulty Cabinet, is set up. The Cabinet discusses many of the issues of both immediate and long- range concern to the University and from this body come many of the proposals and issues which are taken up and voted upon in Student Senate and University Senate. Members SEATED: J. Davis, T. Roehl, B. Lewis, V. Curtis, Professor W. Widiger, Dr, L. Tolle, Dean Ruasch, Dean Foster, Members STANDING: Ft Osler, R. Morris, S, Rathke, B, Beumer, Professor C. Sachtleken, Dr. M. Boyd, M. Schwehn, T. Zorn. honor council Valparaiso University is made unique by the fact that it operates on an honor system. The Honor Council, con- sisting of jffteen student members and three faculty advisors, is the judiciary body of the school's honor sys- tem. In addition to hearing cases ofsuspected violations, the Council works toeorient the incoming freshmen and transfer students. The members of the Council are chosen so that all fields within the University are repre- sented. Members SEATED: R, Gruber, B. Swanson, chairman; B. Lewis, C. Niemoeller, Pt Alexander. STANDING: Professor K. Klein, R. Nickel, R. Lewis, M. Turner, Dean Hesse, B. OlNeill, M. Schwehn, J, Richard. son, S. Lewis, P. Sehmalz. alpha psi omega The Greek letters of the national honorary dramatic fraternity remind its members of the dramatic tradition which began with the Greeks. The many hours of work and concentration involved in the production ofa play are recognized for some by membership in Alpha Psi Omega. The group strives to acquaint the campus with one of the greatest art forms by ojfering the highest quality 0ftheatricalproeesses to campus productions. Members Top to Bottom: T. Behrendt, At Dzurik, D. Schmidt, N. Mala, S. Daniels, S. Smalley, president, gamma theta epsilon Gamma Theta Upsilon is the National Honorary Geo- graphic fraternity on campus. Those students who achieve high scholastic standings in the geography held or who demonstrate extreme interest in the department are eligible for membership. Biannually new members who have been nominated by the ojfeers and the depart- ment are inducted. The fraternity sponsors a variety of activities connected with theheld ofgeography. Members ROW 1: Professor Buls, C. Fanslau, P. Hohman, president ROW 2: T. Hutton, Professor A H. Meyer, M. Brauert ROW 3: Pro- fessor W. Kiefer, B. Susling, Professor W. T. Kowitz. pi delta epsilon By being initiated into Pi Delta Epsilon, national honor- ary journalism fraternity, students who have done an outstanding job in the campus publicationsiBeacon, Lighter, Torch, and WVURgare recognized. The mem- bers are inducted at a candlelight ceremony followed by a traditional dinner at Wellman's. The members attend the annual Associated Press Conference and also the nationwide Pi Delta Epsilon con vention. Members SEATED: Gt Schultz, Ki Willi, K. Tostrud, J. Karsten. STANDING: R. Gore, J. Hill, D. Bauer, T. Zorn, president; C4 Mint;- lah, T. Behrendt, G. Weinholdt sigma alpha iota Sigma Alpha Iota is a national professional music frater- nity for women. Standards ofscholarship, musical ability, and leadership are stressed through study, performance, integrity, and initiative. Service projects included selling cofee in Kinsey Hall, ushering for music events, and raising money for national programs concerned with advancing cultural exchange between nations. A fall musicale was presented with Phi Mu Alpha, and the annual spring contemporary musicale was planned. Members: V, Pajer, president; K. Muller, S. Slrobel, Jt Tomastick, L Siedenlop, Di Leland, G. Schoon. 8, Peterson, tau beta pi Tau Beta Pi is a national engineering honor, society. Membership is based on character and liberal interests as well as seholastieochievements. The society is de- signed to encourage and recognize superior scholarship and leadership achievement in the jield of engineering education and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering colleges of America. Members: Jt Pinkert, C, Falstram, Mi Bimychein, J. Sedore, J Marsch.president;J, Sciacero, F. Klevet 207 alpha lambda delta Achieving a high scholastic standing during their freshman year is a prerequisite for the women of Alpha Lambda Delta, a national honorary. Among the organizationhs activities have been dorm discussions with freshman women on the Sorority or Independent question, par- ticipation in the Week of Challenge, sponsorship of the Freshman Scholarship Tea, centralization of fellowship information, recognition of senior women with a 2.5 cumulative average, and an alliance with the Gown and Gavel tutoring service. Members ROW 1: S. Baepler. At Kowas, R. Moelter, St Herschert ROW 2: D, Schultz, J. Meyer, ROW 3: H. Kretzschmer, L, Kohen- burger. ROW 4: Li Koser, R. Kan, E, Nordsiek, J. Nehring. ROW 5: B. Brandenburg, Mt Roschke. ROW 6: G. Ressmeyer, president; M. Sparta, C. Schider, Bi Arnholt. aur or a Members of Aurora, Valpois junior womenis honorary, are selected for their outstanding academic achievement, character, and active participation in campus afairs. Aurora held joint meetings with Junior Honor Guard, and guest speakers from the faculty and administration were invited to speak on various topics. Invitations to of- campus speakers and assistance with university functions projected the societyis ehort to make valuable contribu- tions to their schools. Memberx ROW 1: C. Moeser, president; Mt Coiner, Rt Gruber. ROW 2: S. Durfee, Ji Horton, C. Samuelson, R Larson. ROW 3: Si Koeh- linger, M, Weller, Mt Esala Rist. ROW 4: P. Graef, L. Schultz, N. Marlowe, M, Kuenne. ROW 5: S, Zimmerman, S. Boehmke, J. Meyer, Pi Huge. gown and gavel An active honor societyethat is Gown and Gavel. In pursuance of our academic, social, and spiritual goals, the 18 selected Senior women of Gown and Gavel extend their individual leadership campus wide. Together, we operate the only Tutoring Service on campus, hostess for guests of the University, take an active part in the Week of Chal- lenge, conduct a week of Chapel Talks, provide calendar books, hold a cofee hour with the new faculty members, and moderate a graduate school panel. Feeling the re- sponsibility of leadership, we cannot remain a dormant organization, but pledge ourselves to take a leading role in promoting the academic, cultural, social and spiritual programs 0fthe University. Members ROW 1:1. Karsten, C Van Aukerz, M, Mahsman, Ct Hof- meixter, Mt Agle, Kt Prinzing, A Brown, J. Davis. P. Fields. ROW 2: P. Duly, V Cline, Kt Putnam, S. Lindemann, Dean Ruosch, B Lewis, En Ash, Di Haase, president alpha pi Alpha Pi, the senior merfs honorary, serves the Univer- sity community by spohsaring activities aimed at improv- ing communication and relationships among students, faculty, and administration. Working with Gown and Gavel, Alpha Pi has sponsored a graduate school dis- cussion, a week of chapel services, and a host service for guests of the University. In addition Alpha Pi members serve in positions ofleadership in every area of the Univer- sity. Members ROW 1: T Zorn, M. Schwehn, B. Lindfars. ROW 2: J. Paul, M. Birnschein. Ds Werling. ROW 3: T Roehl, C. Mintzlah: Ft Kleves ROW 4: B. Brueggemann, president; F, Oster, M, Hellman, R. Morris. junior menhs honor guard Each year Alpha Pi, senior menhs honorary society, se- lects junior men who are exceptional in scholastic per- formance and extracurricularparticipation for membership in Junior Honor Guard. The purpose of the organization is to recognize past achievement and to stimulate even greater academic excellence in the future. This year Junior Honor Guard and Aurora, junior womenhs honorary, co- sponsored several informal discussions with members of the faculty. Members ROW 1: B. O'Dell, B, Pfotenhauer, R. Nickel, ROW 2: R. Oelschlaeger, B. Keinath, T Whittle, ROW 3: R. Meyer, Ds Brinkman, D. Stehr, D. Magees ROW 4: Ps Truebenbach, J. Bachman, E. Berndt, Ms Piehl, phi alpha delta Phi Alpha Delta, the law fraternity, is dedicated to serve the student, the law school, and the profession. A reg- ular luncheon program enables the members to hear judges and practicing attorneys discuss various legal topics supplementing the regular curriculum. Members ROW 1: Rs Lassing, R Jones, K Marks. ROW 2: T. Mesh, Mt Holton, J, Zerrermer. ROW 3: Pt Hennecke, Dt Hartman, Ds Hvam, ROW 4: G, Sensor, D. Hubert, A. Ungert ROW 5: S Wermcrantz, Jt Zukowski, C. Bye. ROW 6: K Beth, R, Treichel, A. Landmeier. ROW 7: G. Helgesorz, Sh Putnam. ROW 8: Jt McCabe, president,- Ct FleckJs Ruck, Ms Boeger. 209 210 a.s.c.e. The Student Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers provides a vital link between the student en- gineer and the professional. Professionals present on the job aspects of their helds through talks and demon- strations at meetings or joint banquets and conferences with other schools. Topics include structures which have won National ASCE awards recently. A main project this year was ASCE sponsorship of a speech on the newly completed St. Louis Gateway Arch. oficers: M. Green, W Keck, Db Stehr, J. Heine, president; AS, El-Naggart a.s.m.e. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers is a so- ciety to promote professional interest and growth in the fields of ehgineering. The society provides the members with films and lectures from industry, held trips, plant tours, student loan funds, and cash awards for outstand- ing achievement. This year again the A.S.M.E. took part in the National Convention. Ojjfcers: Dean Hesse, Jt Raeek, Jt Marsch, A. Zoss, president a.w.s. Associated Women Students began the year by sponsor- ing the Big-Little Sis Program for Freshmen. They also planned the fall dance after the Jfrst home football game, cultural and shopping trips into Chicago, the faculty ehildrenhs Christmas party, Penny-a-Minute collections for charity, the Best-Dressed Girl contest. the Miss V.U. pageant, and the Senior Womenis Honor Tea. A WS acts to bring about a greater unity among our women stu- dents by functioning as an intermediary between the in- dividual woman student and the university administra- tion.' 0$cerss M. Clark, S. Sehulte, B. Thalacker, Mt Bader, president, business club The Student Association of the College of Business Ad- ministration Ofers practical exposure to the business world and its leaders. The Association sponsors meetings with business leaders, and plans held trips to national business conferences where it is possible to make con- tacts with leading businessmen and businesses in the Midwest. The club tries to acquaint the student with the realities of the business world. ObieersxR. Boyer, R. Burger, J. Knabel, Ct Flemingpresident eutweg...,4 A ummguepe, A em Chapel committee Student Chapel Committee works toward a Christian Community that reaches beyond the chapel walls into all areas of campus life. To increase dialague between University members and to motivate Christian concern for one another, the committee has formedfour divisions: Chapel Proper; Retreats and Programs; Dorm Life; and Correspondence. Committee Members TOP ROW: S. Kessler. BOTTOM ROW: 8. Hilt, Ct Wenholz, Dt des Angex. chairman; Ct Aufdenkampet Chemistry club Ajfiliated with the American Chemical Society, Chemis- try Club ohers chemistry majors many benejfts and op- portunities to gain full professional status. The club's program includes speakers from industry and graduate schools; and held trips to places such as Argonne Nation- al Research Laboratories, graduate schools, and regional ACS meetings. The program broadens the studentls ed- ucation and stimulates him through contacts with pro- fessionals in the field. Ojjicers TOP ROW: G, Heitmann, D. Lessner, Wt Kosman, P. DeLas- Sus. BOTTOM ROW: P. Morgan, W. Fritz, president, C. Schulz, Dr. W. Leoschke. engineering society The General Engineering Society is made up of all stu- dents enrolled in the College of Engineering. In arrang- ing programs which orient the student in professional en- gineerz'ng, the society board and the three technical societies each provide a speaker for one meeting during the year. Among the activities and projects sponsored were a held trip to Argonne National Laboratory; the second annual computer dance; an engineering news- paper, The Strobe; and lectures and demonstrations given by professional engineers. Ogicers: Kt Rozek, B. Bmeggemann, J, Sciaeera, president; Mr. G, Lux. gold splash Ballet leg, kick, and back lay out position aretall familiar expressions which can be heard near the pool when Gold Splash, Valpols synchronized swim club, practices. Gold Splash consists of thirty-one girls, ranging from seniors to frethen, who have both the swimming ability and the desire to become synchronized swimmers. Every Thursday night from the beginning of October they work at improving and perfecting their movements for an an- nual Spring Weekendperformance. Ohicers: K. Mulholland, V. Graening, president;J. Zaiser, Gt Kaeding. highlights club Highlight is a women's organization which seeks to make positive cultural contributions to the University campus and community. To every woman who seeks it, it is also an organization which attempts to stimulate creativity and a meaningful existence through drama, jine arts, athletics, and the literary arts. It is the ultimate aim 0f the society to better social relations and to broaden cul- tural horizons by helping people to relate to themselves by givingpart 0fthemselves to others. Ojfcers: A Taylor, S. Nelson, 8. Dorsey, S. Washington,presidenl, home economics club The Plan ofAction is the title around which the Home Economics Club centers its program. Emphasis is on the challenge of Interpretation of Home Economics Career Information, International Ajfairs, Education and Re- search and Consumer Responsibility. Speakers included representatives from the Peace Corps, an attorney, and a juvenile judge in addition to films on current trends in Home Ec. Services included an annual May Day Party at Whispering Pines. Ohicers Top to Bottom Clockwise: J. Huber, D. Ault, K. Priming, president; N. Fish, 8. Polzin. i.e.e.e. As the largest professional engineering society in the world, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Ert- gineers help the student to choose and prepare for his fu- ture vocation by association with fellow students and professional engineers. The monthly Student Branch meetings give members the opportunity to hear authori- ties on the latest developments in the fields, see films on electrical and electronics engineering, and to prepare research papersfor local and national competition. Ofeers: Di Brinkman, Mt Birnschein, J. Pinkert, R. Auer, president. rm international relations club The main objective of the International Relations Club is to promote better understanding between American and foreign students within the University. This year the group sponsored several programs which featured guest speakers on foreign afairs and international relations. Also included on their calendar was a tea for foreign stu- dents and faculty. Ofcers: W. Kirk, M. Mainland, C, Brandon, D, MageE, president majors club Composed of women physical education majors and min- ors, Womenis Majors Club seeks to promote good sports- manship and professional interest in the held. Each year the club holds a banquet. Other programs include lec- tures, clinics, co-ed activities with the Menis Majors Club, and trips to Chicago. 0179mm: C. Bowden, V. Cline, president;S. Maihof L. Voigl, mathematics Club Math Club has as its goal the enrichment and diversijica- tion of the students mathematical background. At each meeting a topic in mathematics is presented either by a student, a faculty member, or a professional mathemati- cian as a guest speaker. To provide a needed balance there is an annual club picnic afording the opportunity for the mathematics students to meet each other and their faculty. 01??cers: M. Mundt, W. Server,president; Kt Sehalla, R. Krueger. physics society The Physics Society is a student section of the American Institute of Physics. Membership is open to any student interested in Physics. Club activities include student demonstrations, outside speakers, field trips, and films. By keeping students in extracurricular contact with their professional jield, the Physics Society acquaints students with graduate school placements and job opportunities, as well as acting as jinancial agent for grants for student research projects. Officers: E. Doleeek, president; Di Farb, Rt Duty. radio club 4 The radio club, K9 UQR, was established to provide ama- teur radio hobbyists a place away from their home sta- tions where they could keep in contact with one of their favorite pastimes. The organization is completely self- supporting which limits the amount of equipment. This has led to the present projects of building a transmitter r, and improving antennas. The log book gives proof of the ehectiveness of the present temporary set-up, listing con- tacts with A frica, Europe, and South America. Ojficers SEATED: Ri Mueller, Ji Gmble, L, Hayne, R. Helton, Si Brit's, STANDING: R, Stover, president. 8.6.21. To meet the needs of the perspective professional teacher, students participate in the Student Education Association, a professional organization. The group afers a program which includes hims, panel discussions, plays, and guest i speakers in order to give prospective teachers an op- portunity to learn more about their chosen profession. Also, SEA sponsors a tutoring program for the grade schools and high schools in the community giving practi- cal experience in the field. Ohicers: Li Stucker, N. Burgess. N, Andersonpresident; P. Graef Spanish Club Spanish Club is newly organized, primarily those with special interest in the language and culture of Spanish- speaking nations. The program consists chiefiy 0f cojfee r hours featuring speakers such as Dr. Boyd or students who have traveled in South America or Spain. Also this year the club saw the Fiesta Mexicana at McCormick Place. This club ojfers opportunities to broaden student interest and activities in the jield ofSpanish. Ogicers: Ii Gnemi,presidertt,' M, Varvarigos, K. McLaughIan. university players University Players is an organization open to any stu- dent interested in the held of drama. This year it spon- sored the five major productions including Romeo and Juliet, and contributed actors, actresses, and backstage workers. The club also sponsors trips into Chicago to see current theatricalproductions. Oficers: St Hofmann, Mi Herkamp, Jt Oldenburg, Kt Sokolowski. R. Gaertner, S. Smalley, president. 214 V-club Through the V-Club lettermen work for the betterment and the presentation of athletics. These letter award win- ners and representatives from the various sports sponsor the V-Club clothing drive for the needy and the spring football Old Timers' game, in addition to handling the popcorn concession at home games. The V-Club blanket award is presented annually to seniors who distinguish the club, the university, and themselves in athletics at Valpo. Oficers: D. Wheeler, T. Wagner, Je Dimitri, R. Anderson, Jt Paul, De Werling, president; D4 Esterline, B, Yancey. W.r.a. Organizing and carrying on intramural sports activities between various women's dorms and sororities is the job of the Women's Recreation Association. This year trophies were again awarded for everything from volley- ball, swimming, basketball, and bowling to such unusual sports as billiards and jacks. WRA also promotes physi- cal J?mess by opehing the gym for various activities such as gymnastics. Ojficers: St Selle, S, Mannheim, J. Bluhm, president; B. Thalacker, E. Rediger, young americans for freedom Since its inception in 1960, Young Americans for Freedom has grown to be the largest conservative politi- cal youth group in the nation. While conservative, YA F hs credo is broad enough to include members of both po- litical parties and varing philosophies. Valparaiso Univer- sity YAF has a two-fold purpose on campus. By sponsor- ing speakers, hims, and discussions, it challenges the student to think for himself on contemporary issues. Secondly, it provides a means of principled action on todayhs problems. Officers: Pt Clark, P. Hubenicht, J, Frapwell, R. Pearson,president. alpha phi omega Alpha Phi Omega, the national service fraternity, is one of the most ehective social service organizations. Its many services include the Lost and Found, help during Orientation Week, and assistance at registration. It also sponsors yearly the Sultan Sale to raise money for char- ity work on and 017 campus. The members ofAPO con- tinually try to make service their by-wordt Members ROW 1: J. Schumacher, R. Metzger, Ct Reynolds, M. Ala brecht, ROW 2: P. Palen, B, Wilson, R. Stover, T Marczewski, presi- dent, Circle k Club The Circle K Club is a service organization for college men. Circle K oh'ers a student the opportunity to develop leadership qualities in service to the college and local community. Projects this year included Christmas and Easter parties for faculty children and joint projects with the Kiwanis Club of Valparaiso. In Circle K, college men form enduring friendships while helping the University and the community. oficers: E, Allen, R. Murphy,president;J, Martin. gamma delta Gamma Delta is an association of Lutheran students on campuses across the nation. Its goals are to further the knowledge of God and service to Him among its mem- bers and other college students. Service projects such as decorating the Chapel and leading a class at the Com- munity Center are the main focuses of service. Meetings are held for the discussion of issues of Christian concern and for study of Gods word, and social gatherings are often held, too. Members: G. Salvner, M. Raschke, C. Popp, Jt Berterman, president; A. Volbera'ing, J, Buntrock, K . Benson. social services club Social Services Club provides an opportunity for mem- bers to gain a better understanding of current social problems and social workhs role in combating them. This year emphasis has been placed on service to spread this knowledge to the community and University and to give members experience in the field. Included is a foster grandparent program, speakers bureau, writers' bureau, special short-term projects, and recruitment. 037cers SEATED: G, Schoon, C Meyer, B. Piers STANDING: P. Marquertte, S Jensen, W. Goodling, president. 9.: a Class steering committees FRESHMAN CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE: D. Ballerstein, B. Thalacker, M Peters, M. Thaemerl, R. Greene, SOPHOMORE CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE: S. Hutchinson, J, Seamen, B. Beumer, A. Dahl, M Sparta. JUNIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE SEATED: A, Halvorson, S, Lincoln, S. Koehlinger SENIOR CLASS STEERING COMMITTEE SEATED: STANDING: S. Ralhke, P Tilly J Davis; STANDING: R. Raeglin, L, Klein, E. EckhardL great expectations . . . 220 Donald Adam, B.A. Dearborn, Michigan John Adolphson, B.A. Red Wing, Minnesota Louie W. Alfeldt, BS Riceville. Iowa John Afratis, BS. Clalkidor, Greece Marjorie F. Agle, B.S, Eden, New York Carolyn Anderson, B,S. Chicago, Illinois Christian R, Anderson, BNSN Chesterton, Indiana Harold Andersen, B.S.ENEN Brooklyn, New York Julianne Anderson, BNS. Chicago, Illinois Lana J, Anderson, B.A. Chicago, Illinois Nancy Anderson, B.A. Wellingmn, Ohio Richard Asendorf, BS Ellicott, Maryland Eileen Ash, BNA. Plymouth, Michigan Martha Asher, B.A. Schenectady, New York Robert W. Auer, BNS.E.E. Decatur, Indiana Charles R Aufdenkampe, B,A. Amherxl, Ohio Lara Marie Avery, BNS. Willitx, California Diana Azin, BAN Bronzville, New York Marlene Bader, B.S,Ed. Metamora, Illinois Karen N. Bakalyar, B.A. Lansing, Illinois Laurel Sippel Baker, BNA. Peatone, Illinois Bonnie Bangert, B.A. Santa Maria, California Janet Bates, B.S.H.E. Woodstock, Illinois Edythe Bauer, B.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana Michael Bauer, B.A, Belleville, Illinois Nancy Bauer, B.A, Kankakee, Illinois Phyllis Bauer, B.S.P E. Gillett, Arkansas Robert Beck, BS, Birmingham, M ichigan Theodore E Becker, B.SEE. Lowell, I ndiana Ellen Behl, B.S. Appleton, Wisconsin John Behn, B.S.EE. Rock Spring, Wisconsin Diana Behnke, BSEd. Little Rock, Arkansas Mark Behnke, B S.M E Chicago, Illinoix Thomas H. Behrendt, BA, Milwaukee, Wiscanxm Gary Belford, BS, Chicago, Illinois Jane Beneke, B S EdV Ontario, Canada Carol Benton, BSEd. Lafayette, Indiana Bruce Berner, J.D. Westwood, New Jersey James I. Bernhart, B.S.E.E Battle Creek, M ichigan Paul H Berning, B.S. Knox, Indiana Robert Bertram, B.S. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Evelyn Binder, B.A Washington, NewJersey Mark Birnschein, B.SEE. Elm Grove, Wixconsin Michelle Blanken, B.SEd, Westfield, New Jersey Gerald Blase, B,S.EE. Hamel, Illinois Dale Blech, B A Kendallville, Indiana Earl G. Bley, J12, B.S Hamburg, New York Jeanene Bluhm, B.SPE. Clayton, Illinois Henry Bochmann, B.S. Hammond, Indiana Priscilla Bodman, B,S,Ed. Leonid, NewJersey Kay Borgelt, B.A. St. Paul, Minnesota William A, Borgstrom, B S.E.E, Chicago, Illinois Alfred Born, B.A. Janesville, Minnesota 221 222 Lois Born, B,S.H.Ew Detroit, Michigan Diana Bornscheuer, BNA. Blue Point, New York Carol Sue Boron, B,S.Ed, Valparaiso, Indiana Cynthia A. Bowden, B,S.P,E. Patchague, New York Dennis Boyce, B.S. Oak Lawn, Illinois Richard Boyer, B.S.Bus.AdN Rochester, New York R. Eric Boys, BNAN Mt, Orabw Ohio Richard Brackmann, BNA. Valparaiso, Indiana Neil R. Brandt, B.Aw Holyoke, Massachusetts Thomas Brauer, B.A. Vermilion, Ohio Ron Brembt, BS, Jersey City, NewJersey Robert Bremer, B.A, E, Peoria, Illinois Gertrud Brillinger, B.A, Cincinnati, Ohio Linda Brobst, B,S.Ed. Valparaiso, Indiana Beth Broders, B.SNHE, South Bend, Indiana Ann Brown, BNA. Horicon, Wisconsin Arthur C, Brown, .11, BS. Bus.Ad. Hammond, Indiana Lynda Brown, B,A. Trenton, NewJersey Lynn Brownell, BAN Downers Grove, Illinois Peter Brueckner, B.A. Toronto, Canada William Brueggemann, B.S.E.E. SL Louis, Missouri Darla Bruss, BwaEdw Milwaukee, Wisconsin Arthur W. Buettner Jr,, B.A. M edford, Oregon Joan Bugenhagen, B.A. Kenmore, New York Dianne Burger, B.S,Edw LaPorte, Indiana Ronald G. Burger, BNS. LaPorte, Indiana Norma Burgess, B.S,Edw Flint, Michigan Elizabeth Burkhard, BAN Los Angeles, California Arthur R. Burkman, BwAw Chicago, Illinois Leland A. Busch, BwAw Seward, Nebraska Dennis Busse, B,A. Woodstock, Illinois Joel Bussert, BA. Champaign, Illinais Eugene Buuck, B.SwBusAdw Decatur, Indiana Martin S. Campbell, Jr,, B.A, Scotia, New York Janet Cartwright, B.S,H.Ew Hinckley, Ohio Marsha Cartwright, B.A, Fairview Park, Ohio Joseph N. Cavaliers, B,A.Bus.Ad, Yonkers, New York Robert Chambers, B.A4 Portland, Oregon Laverne Alice Chard, B,S Ed. Bourbon. Indiana Jay Christopher, B.A,Bus.Ad. River Forest, Illinois Mary Clark, B.SEd. Alamosa, Colorado Verallyn Cline, B.S.P,E, Greendale, Wisconsin Peter H, Coffin, BA. Fairfax, Virginia Carol Ann Conroy, B,A Belleville, Illinois Robert Couve, B.A. Park Ridge, Illinois James Curnutt, BA, GrWth, Indiana Karin Curtis, BA. Trumbull, Connecticut Vern H. Curtis, B S.Bus.Ad. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Karen Dace, B.A Flint, Michigan Kathy Dahl, 3.5. Crystal Lake, Illinois Paul B. Dallmann, B,S. Villa Park, Illinois Pat Daly, BA. Rock Island, Illinois Sandy Daniel, B.A. Cullman, Alabama Joan Diane Darrow, BA. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Joan Davis, B.A. Chicago, Illinois Charles Dawson, L.L.B. Grand Rapids, Michigan Kathleen Deal, BA. Duluth, Minnesota Thomas Dederer, B.A. Stockton, California William Denitz, B.S.M.E Juneau, Wisconsin Phillip Delassus, BS. Maywood, Illinois Dean Desks, B.S.Bus Ad Des Plaines, Illinois Sally Devin, B.A. Bremerton, Washington Janice Dittmar, B A Petoskey, Michigan Gloria Dobrik, B,S.Ed, Chicago, Illinois Connie Dolleck, BS Blair, Nebraska Faith Draegert, B.S.H.E Battle Creek, Michigan Karen Durkovic, B.S Bus. Ad, Chicago, Illinois William J, Eble, B.A Cleveland, Ohio Edward Eckhardt, B,A Morton Grove, Illinois John Ector, B A Peoria, Illinois Barbara Eggerding, BA. Forext Park, Illinois Nan Eichelkraut, BS. Ottawa, Illinois Margaret Eickmann, BSEd, Santa Ana, California Don Elbrecht, B.A Fort Wayne, Indiana Paul Elias, B.A Elkhart, Indiana Jane Emanuel, B.A. Eau Claire, Wisconsin Connie Engel, B S.Ed. Withee, Wisconsin Dave Engelhardt, BS, Cleveland, Ohio 224 Maureen Engelhardt, B.A St. Louis, Misxouri Joanne Engram, B S.Ed. Scarsdale, New York Robert R Ewald, B.A. Des Moinex, Io wa Laurie A. Eynon, B,A. Cudahy, Wisconsin Esther Faerber, B.A. Wartburg, Tennessee Judy L. Fallenbuchel, B,S.Ed. Knox, Indiana Carl A. Falstrom, BNS.E.E. Parsippany, New Jersey Carol A, Fanslau, B,A. Midland Park, New Jersey Hal Farah, BlA. Detroit, Michigan Edward J. Ferguson, B.A. San Francisco, California Paula Rae Fields, BNA, Carmel, Indiana Janet M. Filomena, B,S.Edw Sound Beach, New York Susan Fischer, BNAl Mt, Prospect, Illinois Jane Fisher, B.S.EdN Kokamo, Indiana Charles Fleck, JD. Chicago, Illinois Thomas Fleming, B.S, Gary, Indiana Kathryn MN Flatt, BNA. Tinley Park, Illinois Bill Fliege, B,S,M.Ew Peoria, Illinois John Flynn, LLB. Valparaiso, Indiana Gerald Frank, B.A. Tulsa, Oklahoma Erwin C. Franke, JL, BNS. Ossian, Indiana French Franker, BAN Champaign, Illinois Michael Freyzel, B.SwBusAd. South Holland, Illinois Richard D. Friese, BNAN Chicago, Illinois Walter Fritz, B.A. Westmonl, New Jersey Donald L. Frost, BAN Sturgls, Michigan Alan Fry, BS, Sturgis, Michigan Gordon R. Gaebler, BNA. SL Louis, Missouri Rita Gaertner, B,S.H.E. Rochester, Michigan Russell E Gagnon, B.SN Glastonbury, Connecticut 225 226 Thomas C. Geisler, BS, Des Plaines, Illinois Carolynn Gemmer, BA. Cushing, Oklahoma Kathleen Gerken, BA. LaGrange, Illinois Jennifer Gerlach, B A Chappaqua, New York Janet R. chther, B A Mokena, Illinois Susan Pamela Gibson, B,S Bus. Ad. Silver Spring, Maryland Dennis Gieseke, B.S. Roselle, Illinois Gay Gilbert, B.S St. Louis, Missouri Irene Gnemi, B.A Wheeler, Indiana Richard Goldammer, B.SBus. Ad. Jefersmz City, Missouri Michael P Goss, B,A South Bend, Indiana David Granzin, B.A. Arlington Heights, Illinois Dale Grapatin, B.S.M E Cleveland, Ohio Barbara Jean Gray, B.A. Merrionette Park, Illinois Howard Green, Kalamazoo, Michigan Mark Green, B.SCE Delajield, Wisconsin Stephen L Gregory, BA. Valparaiso, Indiana Donna Grimpo, B,S Carrollton, Missouri Robert Grossart, B.S.Bus. Ad Oak Lawn, Illinois Nancy Guzikowski, B.A Lincoln Park, Michigan Dianne S. Haase, B.A, Lincoln, Nebraska Lois Haase, B S A ppleton, M innesota Mark Hagerman, B.S Fort Wayne, Indiana Sandra Hagman, B.A, Pontiac, Michigan Sandra Haitsch, B.S Ed, Danbury, Connecticut 227 Barbara Hans, B.A. LaGrange Park, Illinois Richard R. Hansen, BS. Staten Island, New York William Harbeck, B S P E. Valparaiso, Indiana Linda Harkin, B S Valparaiso, Indiana Donald A Harms, B S Bus. Ad. Chicago, Illirwis Dale A Hartman, B.S.C.E Saginaw, Michigan Duane Hartman, J D Valparaiso, Indiana Anne Carol Harmer, BSEd. Shawnee Mission, Kansas Hilary Hacker, BS. Elm Grove, Wisconsin James W Heine, B S,C E Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Ruth Heinecke, B,A. Western Springs, Illinois Joan Heinkel, B A Decatur, Illinois Roy Heise, B.A. Hamlin, New York Glenn A Heitmann, B.S Chicago, Illinois Mark T Hellman, BA. Howe, Indiana Larry Helmich, B.A. Park Ridge, Illinois Joel Hempel, B.A Canton, Ohio Herbert T. Herendeen, B A Goshen, Indiana Mary Ellen Herkamp, B.S Columbus, Indiana David C Hermann,.B S Bus. Ad, Ottawa, Illinois Sally Hicks, B.A. Saginaw, Michigan Edward Hintzen, B,A Waukegan, Illinois Janice Hochradel, B.A Monroe. Michigan Larry P, Honan, BA. Greensburg, Indiana Nancy J. HoiTmann, BS. Ed. Chicago, Illinois Paul Hoffmann, B.A Frontenac, Missouri Sandra Hoffman, BA. Lombard, Illinois Connie Hofmeister, B.A, Sebewaing, Michigan 228 Ed Hofmeister, B.S.M.E, North Tonawanda, New York Jan Hollister, B.S. Waukegan, Illinoix Daryl Holst, BNA. Valparaiso, Indiana H. Marc Howell, B.Se Eden, New York Paula Hoy1,BeS, Bellevue, Washington Michael G. Hron, B.A. WestBend, Wisconsin John Hrovatin, B.S.Buse Ade Milwaukee, Wixcansin Jennifer Huber, 8.3 New Orleans, Louisiana David Hubert, JD, Rothxay, Minnesota Dallas Ge Hutsler, B.SeBusuAd. Hammond, Indiana Michael W. Hutson, JeDe Royal Oak, Michigan Barbara E Hyatte, BNS. Valparaiso, Indiana Michael C Illenberger, B.S.M,E. Doyleslo wn, Pennsylvania Steve Jacobs, B.Ae Decatur, Indiana Rudolph Pe Janotau BNA. Lansfng, Illinois Carol Janssen, B.S. Garden City, Michigan Diane Jawort, B.A. Manawa, Wisconsin Roger A. Jensen, J.D. Park Ridge, Illinois Sharon Jensen, BA. Ida Grove, Iowa Dick Jones, BNS.Bus.,Ad. LaPorte, Indiana Judy Jordan, BNS. Shawnee M issz'on, K ansax Peter Joseph, B.S,M,E. Tonawanda, New York Robert Kaester, 33 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Betty Kaiser, BeS. Carrollton, Missouri Ken Kalen, B.SeM.Ee Manistee, Michigan Robert L Karches, BS. Westbury, New York Janet Karsten, BA, Lexington, Kentucky Carol Kasworm, BNA. Salt Lake City, Utah Paula Kavasch, B.S. Westlake, Ohio Philip C Kelley, B.S.Bus. Ade Gary, Indiana Patricia Keberle, BeA. Western Springs, Illinois Richard Kemming, JND. Waverly, Iowa Tiiu Kara, B.A. Rochester, New York Linda Kerch, BS. Columbia City, Indiana Elenore Kerr, B.Se Valparaiso, Indiana Kenneth M. Kier, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Michael E. Kilpinen, B,S,M E. Dearborn, Michigan Nancy Kimpel, B.S Cleveland, Ohio Randolph W. King, JL, BA. Bethesda, Maryland William King, B.S. Park Ridge, Illinoix William R. Kirk, B.A. Ocean City, NewJersey LaVonne Klein, B.S Mason City, Iowa Allan R. Klenz, B S,Bus Ad, North East, Pennsylvania Janice Kletke, B.A. Aloa, Oklahoma Donald Kleumer, BA. Valparaiso, Indiana Frederic W, Kleve, JL, B.S C E. Newbury, Ohio Robert W4 Klingensmith, B.A Boxford, Massachusetts Judi Knebel, B.S.Bus Ad Park Ridge, Illinois Anna Marie Knighton, BS Grosse Painte Park, M ichigan Fred Koehler, B S.Bus, Ad. Olympia Fields, Illinois Norman Korfirst, B.A LaGrange Park, Illinois John E Koschmann, B.S.E.E. Appleton, Wisconsin Warren Kosman, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Susan E. Kowert, B A LaGrange, Illinois Walter Sam Kraus, BA. Davenport, Iowa Walter G. Kretzmann, B S.C E. Independence, Ohio Dallas Kroll, B S C.E. M equon, Wisconsin Robert Krueger, BS. Chicago, Illinois Sarah Kueck, B.S.Bus. Ad. Wichita, Kansas David J. Kundert, JD. Madison, Wisconsin 229 230 Diane Laesch, B.A. Bloomington, Illinoix Allen Landmcier, J.D. Stw Charles, Illinois Kurt W. Landsberg, B.S.MwE. Parsippany, New Jersey Pamela Larraine Lange, B.A4 Bronxville, New York Don Langhoff, B.A, Champaign, Illinois Rolf Larsen, B.A. Wittenberg, Wisconsin Barry A, Laub, BwS.Bus.Admw Chicago, Illinois Pat Laux, 13wa Addison. Illinois Robert L. Lenburg, B,A. Valparaiso, Indiana Laurence Lepisto, B.SBus. Ad, Laurium, Michfgan Judith Leuliette, BA. Quakertown, Pennsylvania Barbara Lewis, B.A. Okinawa Ronald Lewis, B.A. Elmwood Park, Illinois George H, Libbey, B.A. Elgin, Illinois Anna Sue Deeue Lincoln, B.A. Commack, New York Stephanie M. Lindemann, B.A. Ft. Wayne, Indiana Robert Lindfors, B.A. Greenland, Michigan Emily Lindlauf, BNS,Ed. Voltaire, North Dakota Norman E Lindstedt, J.D, Rockford, Illinois Anne Lochner, B,Aw River Forest, Illinois Carlton W. Lohrentz, B.S, Bus. Adw Chicago, Illinois Nancy Lohrentz, B.SNPE. LaGrange, Illinois Janet Longerman, B.S.Ed. Chicago, Illinois Kenneth Luekens, B.S,E.Ew Cleveland, Ohio Roger Luekens, B,A4 Cleveland, Ohio Catherine Lueking, B.A, Atlanta, Nebraska Dick Luken, B.A4 Valparaiso, Indiana Eric Lundstrom, B S.E.E. Brooklyn, New York Brenda McAllister, BA. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania Ron McAlpin, B.A Hinsdale, Illinois Madelyn L McClinton, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Joyce McGuire, BS. Evergreen Park, Illinois Judy McKee, BA. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio William Lee McKienzie; B.S.P.E. Denver, Colorado Kerry McLaughlin, B A Cheeklowaga, New York Stephen L. Mackey, BA, North Wales, Pennsylvania Mishele Mahsman, B.A Santa Barbara, California Edward M Maloney, B.A Michigan City, Indiana David Mann, B S C E. Grosse Pointe, Michigan Basil H. Manns, B.S.E.E South, India Susan Mannheim, B.SPE. Amherst, Massachusetls Thomas Marczewski, B,S.E.E, Chicago, Illinois Pat Marguart, B.A Lorain, Ohio James E Marsch, B.SME. WestAlIis, Wisconsin Donald E Martin, JD. Green ville, Ohio Joan Martin, B.A Baltimore, Maryland Lauren Mather, B.A. Cleveland, Ohio Karen Matthias, B.S.Ed Allegan, Michigan Wayne Matusik, B.S Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gary L Matzke, B.S,M,E Winona, Minnesota Frederick E. Maurhoff, B.S, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kaye Mautz, B,S.Ed. Underwood, North Dakota Marian May, B.S.Ed Toledo, Ohio 231 Judith K. Meisr, B A Tinley Park, Illinois Philip Menzel, B,A Holyoke, Massachusetts Randall C. Meono, B.A4 Mt. Vernon, New York Marilyn Schumacher Mesh, B.A4 New Albany, Indiana Theodore E. Mesh, J.D. Easthampton. Massachusetts Loret Metricks, BS, Chicago, Illinois Caryn Meyer, B.A Bettendom Iowa Diane Meyer, B,A M isxion, Kansas Elaine Meyer, RA. Birch Run, Michigan Jon Meyer, B.S Wood River, Illinois Vincent Meyers, B S.Ed Orlando, Florida Linda Mikel, B.A. South Bend, Indiana Jerry Miller, BA. Decatur, Illinois Charles Mintzlaff, B.A Grafton, Wisconsin Louise Mitskevich, B A Huntington Station, New York Sally Mohr, B.A. Allertan, Illinais Patricia Monaco, B.A, A urom, Illinois Ralph A. Morris, B.A. Chicago, Illinois 232 Ann Elizabeth Mortimore, BA. Cary, Illinois Patricia Moulder. BSEd 'r Kirkwaad, Missouri Allen W. Mueller, BA. SL Louis, Missouri 0 David A. Mueller, B A Fort Wayne, Indiana David Edward Mueller, B.A. Pitcairn, Pennsylvania David Eugene Mueller, B.A. Rocky River, Ohio Jane Mueller, BS K ingsport, Tennessee Warren W. Muller, B A Plainville, Connecticut Leonard Emil Nagel Jr., B.A. LaGrange Park, Illinois Randall Neeb, B.S.M,E. Lake Blujf Illinois Jon E, Neff, BA. Schenectady, New York Robert Neils, BS. Libby, Montana Douglas Niblack, B,A Rochester, New York Donald L Niermeyer, B43 Rochester, New York Robert P. Nimtz, B S.P.E. Chicago, Illinois John Ninnemann, J12, B.SBus. Ad. Sheboygan, Wisconsin Delayne Noak, B.S. Gary, Indiana Thomas Roger Noon, BA. Maryland Heights, Missouri Larry J. Norton, B.A, SL Louis, Missouri Carole Nuss, B.S Bus Ad Great Bend, Kansas Virginia Oderwald, B.A. Springj591d, Virginia Kenneth W Oestermeyer, B.S.M E, Chicago, Illinois Peter Okert, B.A Valparaiso, Indiana Carol Olson, BS. Ed. Lansing, Illinois Les Olson, BA Palos Heights, Illinois Richard Dale Osmus, BSBus. Ad. Frankfort, Illinois Bonme Ornat, B.S. Ed. Homewood, Illinois Fred Oster, B.A Trenton, Tennesxee Dorothy Ostermeier, BA. Wext Bend, Iowa Thomas Ostrander, B.S.Bus,Ad. Chicago, Illinois 233 Richard Ores, BwA,Bus.Adw Chicago, Illinois Steven Ww Parks, BSBusAd. Hempstead, New York Robertl Partak, B.S. Juliet, Illinois William H. Pasch, JN D. East Quogue, Long Island, New York James W. Paul, BNAw Davenport, Iowa Shari Paul, B.Aw Eamon, Pennsylvania Helen Pauls, B.Aw Westchexter, Illinois David Pearcy, B,Aw Berrien Springs, M ichigan Thomas W. Pearson, B,S.CNE. Kenmore, New York Robert C. Peper, BwA. Hohgate, Ohio Lucy Perdichizzi, BwA. Rego Park, New York Karen Petermann, B.Aw West Bend, Wisconsin Christian K Peters, Jr., BA, Allentown, Pennsylvania Keith Peterson, B.A. Wooddale, Illinois William C, Petersen, B.A4 Champaign, Illinois Edward M. PMter, B,A. Lancaster, New York James D Pieper, B.Aw Lockport, Illinois Robert B, Pieters, B.Aw Brookfield, Wisconsin James Pinkert, B.Sw, EE BAN Reedsburg, Wisconsin Stephen E, Flatt, BwA, Logamporl, Indiana Ann Louise Pofahl, BS El Paso, Texas John Pope, B,S.E.Ew Elmhurst, Illinois James Ernest Prahst, BS. Cleveland, Ohio Kay Presler, B,A. Arcadia, Ohio Karen Prinzing, B.S. Fairbault, Minnesota Kathleen K, Putnam, B.A. Fort Wayne, Indiana John E. Racek, B.S,MwE. Berwyn, Illinois Barbara Radmer, BNS. Austin, Minnesota Ken Rakow, BwaMEw Evansville, Indiana Roger Raschke, BS Pipeslone. Minnesota Bonita Ellen Rehme, B.S. Ed. Cincinnati, Ohio Marcia Rehme, B.A. Cincinnati, Ohio Jill Reister, B.A. Sparta, Michigan Elizabeth N. Retzlatf, BAA. Arlington Heights, Illinois James Ww Richardson, B.SwBus. Ad. Western Springs, Illinois Nancy E. Riedel, BS, Rockville, Maryland Sandra Riegert, B.SEd Tucson, A rizona Ray C Rist, BA. Carbondale, Illinois Robert Ritter, BS, Allentown, Pennsylvania Robert M, Roeglin, BS. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Thomas Roehl, B.A. Waumu, Wisconsin Monica Roemke, BA. Fort Wayne, Indiana Barry Rogge, BA. Graham, Oregon Paul Ross, B.A Elgin. Illinois Ruth F. Ross, BA. Valparaixo, Indiana Ronald F. Rost, B A Glen Ellyn, Illinois Lavonne Ron, B.SEd, Lemont, Illinois Barbara Rozek, B,A4 Valparaiso, Indiana Kenneth E Rozek, B,S M E. Orlando, Florida John C, Ruck, JD. Warwick, Rhode Island Joan E, Rueckwald, B.S. Bowmansville, New York James Rutherford, B,A. Evergreen Park, Illinois Mark Sanderson, B A Lockport, New York Hugo F. Sandoval, BA. Barranquilla, Columbia Philip Schaefer, B.A, York, Pennsylvania Karen Schalla, B.S Arlington, Virginia Cynthia Schaw, BSEd. Munster, Indiana Marlys-Jean Schiller, B,S.Ed. Stratford, Connecticut John Schindler, B,S M.E Chicago, Illinais Karen Schlie, 84A Wayne, Pennsylvania 236 Sandra K Sehmid, B S St. Louis, Missouri David Allen Schmidt, B.A Hammond, Indiana Harold Schmidt, B,A. Northville, Michigan James Schmidt, B.S.Bus, Ad. Denver, Colorado Louise Schmidt, B.A. Athens, Georgia Winston, Schmidt, B.S. Breckenridge, Minnesota Robert Allan Schmiege, BS. Ely, Minnesota H. William Schnack, B,S Quincy, Illinois Dennis Schneider, B.SBuS. Ad Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ann L, Schoenbeck, B.A WestBend, Wisconsin Don Schocnfeld, BS. Fort Wayne, Indiana Ralph ScholI, B.SBus Ad Elkhurn, Wisconxin Sandra Lynn Scholow, B.S. Melrose Park, Illinoix Warren Schramm, B.A. Indianapolis, Indiana Carl Schroeder, B S Bus. Ad Valparaiso, Indiana Roger Schroeder, B.A, Fairmont, Minnesota Aloha L Schuessler, B.A Orland Park, Illinoix Howard Schuette, B.S,Bus. Ad, La Plata, Maryland Ronald Schultz, BA. Valparaiso, Indiana Susan Schultz, B A Rapid City, South Dakota Cheryl Schulz, B.A Mankato, Minnesota Laurie Schulz, B.S Bloorrmeld Hills, Michigan Stuart Schwalm, B.SBus. Ad. Fort Wayne, Indiana Mark Schwan, B.S,M E Fort Wayne, Indiana Mark R, Schwshn, B,A. Fort Wayne, Indiana 237 James Schweigert, B.A. Minneapolis, Minnesota Vicki Schwieger, BS, Mount Prospect, Illinois James R. Sciacero, B.S.EeE. Chicago, Illinois John E. Sedore, B.S.E.E. Norlhjfeld, Illinois Sue Selle, B,Se Appleton, Wisconsin Harold R. Scmrock, B.S.P.E, Elmore, Ohio Jolene Sessler, BeSe Ellinwood, Kansas Linda Seymour, B.A. Ocheyedan, Iowa Douglas Shamburger, B.A. Kimbrough, Alabama Mary Jane Shanner, B.S. Hammond, Indiana Randolph Sherren, B.A. Nashotah, Wisconsin John D. Siebert, B.SeBuse Ade Batavia, New York Ralph A. Siemion, B,S.Bus.;Ade Highland, Indiana Jeffrey Mark Sievers, BeSeCE, Valparaiso, Indiana Robert L Sindy, B,SeP.E. Willoughby, Ohio Suzanne Sites, B.A4 Elgin, Illinois Christina Slebos, BeAe Chicago, Illinois Sherry'Lee Smalley, BeA. Peru, Indiana George Smith, BeS.C.Ee Kewanee, Illinois James Smith, BeS.C.Ee Chicago, Illinois Mary Ann Smith, B.S. Scattsblujf Nebraska Neal H. Smith, B,Ae Warrington, Florida Robert Smith, BeS.Bus. Ad, Evanston, Illinois Robert William Smith, B,Ae Newfane, New York Robert Snively, B.A, Schenectady, New York Detlef Soberay, B,Ae Livonia, Michigan Richard Soeken, B.A. L yons, K ansas Gary N. Sonnenberg, B.S.M.Ee Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 238 Frank C Sorgatz, B.S. Cleveland, Ohio Karlynn Spalding, BeSeEd. Clinton, Iowa Robert E Spice, BNA. North Bellmore, New York Timothy Karl Spilker, B,A, West Allix, Wisconsin Sharon A. Spitzer, B.S.Ed. Rocky River, Ohio John Le Stahnke, BeA. Walnut Creek, California Robert Stanton, B.Ae Steger, Illinois Richard D. Stauffer, BNA. Ft. Wayne, Indiana Eugene M. Steffan, B.S.ME. Hamburg, New York Larry Steiger, B,A, San Antonio, Texas Ge Craig Steinberg, BS Scotch Plains, New Jersey David N Stevens, BNA.Bus. Ad. Chicago, Illinois Gerald Stoll, BNS. Rochester, New York Roberta Stone, B.A. Bellmore, New York Jerroid H, Streckert, BSMeEe Abbotsford, Wisconsin Larry Streicher, Blse Amherst, Ohio Janice Strict, B.A. Chicago, Illinois Mary Strohochein, B.A. Howard Lake, Minnesota Lenore Stucker, BeSe Orlando. Florida Mike Suggert, JD. Chesterton, Indiana William 1 Sullivan, B,Ae Park Forest, Illinois Beth Surak, B.A. Cudahy, Wisconsin William Susling, B.A. Maywood, New Jersey Bill Sustr, BeS,E.E. Lyons, Illinois Sara Swartzell, B.Ae Rensselaer, Indiana Lowell Sylwester, BNS. Rockwell City, Iowa Glenn R. Taibl, BAN Chicago, Illinoix James Michael Temenak, B.S. Chicago, Illinois Donna Tennison, BNA, Des Plaines, Illinois Arlene Teske, BNA, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Paula Thies, B.A. Murrayville, Illinois James H. Thomforde, B.A. New York City, New York Sharon Thomforde, B.A,Ed, Alma, Michigan Carl A. Thomsen, BNS.Bus.Ad, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Rosemarie Thorlakson, BA. Bloomjfeld Hills, Michigan Howard Thrun, BwaBusAd, River Forest, Illinois Judith Timmel, BNAN Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Gary Tollefson, BA. Neenah, Wisconsin David F. Tompkins, BNSNCNE. Sunburn, New York Lynn Topinka, BNS. Riverxide, Illinois Kathleen Tostrud, BNA. Racine, Wisconsin Philip Tracey, B.A. Morristown, Indiana Richard Trego, BAN Wilmette, Illinois Susan E Tretinyak, B.SwBusAdN Homewood, Illinois Kent Tribbett, B.S.C,Ew Yuma, Colorado James Tsoutsouris, JD. Gary, Indiana Joann Tsoutsouris, JND. Sundee, Michigan Alan K Turley, BS. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania David Rybat, B,A. Bujfalo, New York Carolee Uits, BAN Wichita, Kansas Carol Mais Umbaugh, BNA. Valparaixo, Indiana Roger L. Umbaugh, B.SwBusAd. Valparaiso, Indiana Pam Unger, BNAN Wilmette, Illinois Kathryn Ungrodt, BS, Mequon, Wisconsin Thomas C. 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Schwehn, Marcie Schweigert, Mary Schueler, Roderick Schwerin, Don Schwetz, Lorna Schwulst, Suzanne Scranton, James Seboldt, Steve Seiberl, Roger Seia'elmann, JaA rm Seidenschnur, Annette Selke, Dave Sella, Patsy Selover, Craig Sendak, Tim Sexton, Beverly Sharp, Karen Sharpe, Janice Sherry, Keith Shimer, Robert Shipley, Diane Short, Barbara Shuger, Geoijey Siek, David Siemers, Mary-Kay Siemon, Ed Sieving, Cathy Sieving, Paul Simancek, Kay Simmons, Phil Simon, Dave Simpson, David Simpson, Jane Sims, Dennis Sine, Susan Siniscalchi, Bill Sliter, Tam Smedberg, K en Smerick, Jacqueline Smith, Carlton Smith, Chuck Smith, David Smith, Keith Smith, Sandy Snyder, Steve Soderman, Anthony Sokolowski, Ken Sommerfeld, Jim Soula, Hellene Spannaus, Fred Spano, Marty Spear, Charles Spear, James Speckhard, Joel Spies, Phil Springmann, Tom Squirlock, Steve Stalter, Sylvia Stangax, Paul Stanley, Ron Stanton, Karen Stark, Teryl Stebbins, Nancy Steben, Thomas Stechhalz, David Stejj'en, Nancy Steffen, Daniel Stehr, Richard Szeiger, Rusty Steinbach, Martin Steinfatl, Susan Stehz, Sally Stemler, Katie Stempkowski, Diane Stenberg, Anita Slenvall, Candy StephensJohn Sterling, Marybeth Stevens, John Stewart, Ralph Stockwell, Carol Stoeppelwerth, Becky Staeven, Cary Stall, William Storm, Barbara Storin, Brenda Staxen, Doug Strelau, Marilyn Strieter, Nancy Srrochkirch, Alice Strohschein, Laurie Struck, Dorothy Stueben, Patricia Stueckler, Melvin Stuen, Cyndy' Stumpf, Karl Stutz, Nancy Succop. Judy Suderman, Steve Suesse, Margaret Sump, Gretchen Sutch, Nancy Sutton, Paula Swarm, Stewart Swanson, Cristina Swanson, Karen Switzer, Paul Tabler, Rich Tacke, Joan Talbot, Kathy Tank, Cindy Tank, Jo Anne Taves, Wesley Taylor, Ray Teitge, Dennis Templin, Linda Teras, Donna Terrill, Steve Terry, Nancy Teske, Dana Thorson, Lee Thumau, Katherine Thacker, James Thaemert, Marcia Thalacker, Barbara Thalacker, Bonnie Thalmann, John Thanos, A ngelo Thiele, Bob Thiele, Pat Thiex, Janet Thies, Larry Thomax, Carol Thompson, Bonnie Thompson, Holly Tieman, Mike Tilly, Paul Tina'all, Paul Taber, Judy Taber, Patti Toepel, Ann Tometich, William Tomka, John Toth, Stephanie Traub, Matthew Treimann, Elizabeth Trittin, Jerry Traxell, Dave Troyke, Jean Truebenbach, Paul Truetzel, Sharon Turmn, I van Turner, Michael Tumey, Stan Twito, Rinda Tysse, Jim Tutge, Dennis Tyler, Jean Ubestehoj , Kristin Ujfelman, Mike Uhlig, Betty Ulbrich, Dale Ulbricht, Kurt Ullenberg, Gail Ullrich, John Umbreit, Scott Unger, Allen Uriah, Bormie Utroske, Bob Utraske, Rich Vaandrager, Hank Vaja'a, Jenny Valenti, Larry Vanderveld, Sherry Vanmeter, Suzanne Van Vlymen, Jacquelyn Varvarigos, M ary Vaught, Robert Veile, Richard Vieselmeyer, Thane Voight, La Verne Volberding, Anita Volk, James Volkerding, Dale Vollmer, Shirley VonDerHere, Leonard Vossos, Danise Wade, 13 Nicholas Waechter, Penny Wagemarm, Wayne Wagner, Linda Wagner, Wayne Wahnefried, Paul Walderxen, Terry Waldmann, Lester Waldschmidt, Betty Waldxchmidt, Dave Walker, Karl Wall, Robert Wallx, Janet Walsh, Wendy Walton, Jan Wangerin, Jayne Ward, Larry Ware, Roger Warren, Donna Watkins, Doug Watkins, Gerald Watkins, Harry III Watkins, Nancy Watts, Keith Weber, Linda Weber, Marianna Wedig, Jean Wefel, Jim Wehmeier, Paul Wehrenberg, Laura Wehrspann, Joel Weicker, Joanne Weihs, Lisa Weinheimer, Leigh Waist, Peggy Welker, Cindy Wellman, Doug Wenger, Mary Wenhalz, Carolyn Wenthe, Bill Werlinger, Dianna Wermcrantz. Steven Werner, Bruce Werth, Karen Wesche, Katie West, Sue Wetendorf, Luanne Wetzel, Terri Wheeler, Richard Wherry, Bob Whitacre, Sandy White, Darlene White, Kevin Whitehead, Paul Whitney, Dave Whittle, Terry Wickboldt, Eileen Wicof, John Widder, Christine Widler, Honor Wiemuth, Nancy Wilds, Paula Wilkinson, Gary Wilkinson, Sandra Willa, Margie Wille, Nancy Wille, Susan Williams, Jean Williams, Tyrone Willman, Fred Willis, John Wilson, Gale Wilxon, Sally Wiltamuth, Denise Winebrermer, Philip Wingate, Adela Winkel, Candace Winter, M ichael Wisner, M arilyn Wittenberg, Luann Wittkopp, Sallie Wittlief, Shirley Woehler, Pam Wolf, Diana Wolf, Paul Wolfmth, Terry Walter, Pamela Wood, Kirby Woods, Linda Woodward, Bill Wright, Sharla Wuerth, David Wuggazer, Robert Wurm, Lois York, Richard Young, Ed Young, Tim E. Young, Trudy Young, William Youngblood, William Youngquist, Lee Youstra, Diane Zack, Sharon Zabel, Judy Zuiser, Jennifer Zech, Cleo Zeckser, Cliford Zeile, Ann Zeiler, Dorothy Zensz'nger, Larry Zerbxt, Kaylyn Zilly, Richard Zimmerman, George Zimmerman, Karen Zimmerman, Larry Zimmermmm, Nancy Zimmermann, Sandy Zimmers, Judy Zink, Thomas Zinn, Carla Zudell, Ludwig Alberx, Scott Anders, Jim Arthur, Cyndy Baker, Martha Ball, Ron Barkow, Dennis Baumgarlner, Cary Becker, Cheryl Beth, Norm Belis, Mary Benson, Ken Bela, Dave Bickel, Kathryn Bitting, Bruce Bonen, Tom Bostic, Linda Brodel, Charles Broker, Rod Davidsen, Martha Delano, John Dorsch, Tom Eggert, Dick Elitl. Donald Erbe, Fritz Erbe, Marilyn Erickson, Sandra Evans, William Farina, Phil Frantz, Charlotte Gillett, Larry Graf, Ed Grissing, Ruth Gronewold, Ronald Henley, Carol Hermelirtk, Bert Holm, Karen Hoshek, Judy Jacobs, Jane Kanejke, Peggy K egler, Carol Kerr, Tom K lender, Janet Koch, Joyce Koeneman, Mike Kohn, Jim Krack, Carl Kramer, Sue Kroenke, Kenneth K rueger, Marilyn Lang, Pamela Lange, Laurel Low, James Luke, Larry Magee, Dave Mahler, Peter Matthias, Wendell Meyers, James Milaeger, K ris Miles, Jim Millington, Mary May. Betty Mueller, Barbara L. Mueller, Ronald Mugge, Joel Nauss, Cheryl Nielxen, Diane Olsen, Linda Oye, Norm Pajer, Vida Ann Peterson, Mary PierckRuhland, Harriet Precht, Carol Raab, Cathleen Rathjen, Connie Reich, Sue Rode, Paul Roskie, JoA rme Rolsel, Beth Salvay, Franklin Schlie, Steve Schoenike, Larry Schultz, Betty Schultz, Lori Schwebke, John Selle, Martha Shea, Peggy Sherwood, Arlyn Shibata, George Slater, Marcia Steinbeck, Rusx Sturm, Jim Swanson, John Tatman, Janet Thornton, David T117071 y, DeForest Timmerman, Marilyn VanDe Water, Dan VanKempen, F rank Voges, Ronald Waatli, Priscilla Wamke, Martha Weber, Joyce Weihe, Barb Wendorf, Susan Wenger, John White, Terrence Witt, Larry Zahalka, Alice senior activities index DONALD ADAMiBA, JOHN ADOLPHSONiBA; Bands 1; Gama Della 1,2; Intermurals 1,3,4; Math C1ub. LOUIS W. AFFELDTiBS; Bands 1,2; Busi- ness Club 4. JOHN AFRA TIS-B.S.; ASCE 1,2,3,4; Beacon 4; Communication Committee 3; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE F. AGLEiBS; Aurora31Secre- tarp; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choirs 1; Councelor 3; Gama Phi 1,2,3,4 4Corresponding Secretaryx Gown and Gavel 4 Nice Presideno; Human Relations 1; Intermurals 1; Lyceum Committee 2 4Secretary3; Mathematics C1ub 1,2,3,4; SEA 4; Student Visitations 2; Swimming 1,2; Union Board 3 4Professional Entertainment Commit- teex Womerfs Recreation Association 1,2. HAROLD ANDERSENWB.S.7E,E.; Board of Broadcasting; Engineering Society 3,4; IEEE 3,4; Intermurals 3; University Players 3, 4; WVUR 4 1Technical Directorl CAROLYN BOBBI ANDERSONiBS; A1- pha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Aurora; AWS 2; Ath- 1etic Committee 2 1Secretary3; Class Ochers 1 Social Chairmam; SEA; Union Board 2,3 1Chairman Hospitality Committee; Secretary of Recreation Committeex Women1s Recrea- tion Association 2,3. CHRISTIAN R. ANDERSONiBS; Beacon 3; Business Club; Phi Sigma Epsi10n 3,4; Young Republicans 3,4. JULIANNE ANDERSONiBS; AWS 4; 1m termurals 3; Young Republicans 1. LANA JUNE ANDERS0N4B.A,; AWS 1,2; Choirs 1; SEA 4. NANCY ANDERSONiBA; SEA 1Presi4 dang. RICHARD ASENDORFiBS; Sigma Phi Epsilon. EILEEN ASH-B.A.,' AWS 1,2,3,4; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; Gown and Gavel 4; InterrSorority Council 3,4; Lyceum Committee 3,4. MARTHA ASHERiBA; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 2,3, ROBERT W. AUERwBS; Engineering So- ciety 1,2,3,4; IEEE 1,2,3,4 Wresidenn Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4. CHARLES R, A UFDENKAMPE-B.A.; Sig- ma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4. LARA MARIE AVERYiBS; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3 Ureasur- en, 4 Wresidenw; Women,s Recreation Asso- ciation 1,2,3,4, DIANE AZIN-B.A.,' AWS 2,3,4; Elections Committee 2,3; Psi Chi Eta 3,4; Torch 2,3,4: Women,s Recreation Association 2,3,4. HENRY BA CHMANNiBS; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4. MARLENE BADERiBA; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 2,3 1Councib, 4 4Presiden0z Communication Committee 2; SEA 3; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. KAREN M. BAKALYAR4B.A.; AWS 1; Councelor 4; Gamma Phi 2,3 4Chap1ain3, 4; Torch 1,2. LA UREL S. BAKERiBA. BONNIG BANGERTgBA; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; AWS 1,2,3,4; Campus Guide 3,4; Elec- tions Committee 1; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4 1R0 cording Secretaryx Pi Sigma Alpha 3,4; Stu- dent Visilations 1; Women3s Recreation Associa- tion 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2. JANET BA TESHBS. EDYTHE BAUER4B.A.; Communication Committee 3; Pi Delta Chi 1,2,3,4; Student Sen- ate 2,3. NANCY BA UERiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4; SEA 3,4. PHYLLIS BA UER-B,A.,' Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Class Of- flcers 2 Secretaryk Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Ma- jors C1ub 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Asso- ciation 1,2,3 1Presiden13, 4; WomenYS Sports 1,2,3,4 4Hockey Presideno. THEODORE E. BECKERiB.S.E.E.; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4: IEEE 4; WVUR 1,2. ELLEN BEHLiBS; Aurora 3; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; Torch 1,2. JOHN BEHNiB.S.E.E.; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 3,4; Young Republicans 1. DIANA BEHNKE4B.S.; Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Crusaderettes 2,3 Secre- taryx Intermurals 3,4; Orientation Committee 2; SEA 4; Union Board 2 1Hospitality Com4 mitteex Womerfs Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1. MARK D. BEHNKEiB.S.M.E.; ASME 3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4. THOMAS H. BEHRENDTWBA; Alpha Psi Omega 3, Greasuran. 4; Intermurals 1,2,3; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Univer- sity Players 1,2,3 Ureasurery 4; WVUR 1,2, 3,4 1Head Announcer; Assistant Managen; Young Republicans 1. GARY BELFORD4B.S.; Inter-Fraternity Council 2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Mathematics C1ub; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4; SEA. JANE BENEKE-BS. B. CAROL BENT0N4B.S,; Phi Omega 3,4. JAMES I. BERNHARTiB.S.E.E.; Bands 1, 2,3,4; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 4; In- termurals 2,3; Iota Beta Sigma 3; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; WVUR 1,2; Young Republicans 3. PA UL H, BERNING;B.S.,' Football 3,4; In- termurals 1,2; Student Visitations 1; Theta Chi 3,4: V C1ub 3,4, ROBERT BERTRAM74B,S.; InterFraternity Council 1,2,3,4; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4. EVELYN BENDENiBA; AWS 3,4; Delta Theta Ogu 3,4; SEA 3, Women$s Recreation Association 3,4. MARK BIRNSCHEIN4B.S.E.E.; AIEE 8L IRE 3,4; Alpha P1 4; Choirs 1,2; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Guild of St. Stephen; IEEE 3,4 4Vice-Presiden0; Inner City Peace Corps 2; Student Guide; Tau Beta Pi 3,4 Wice-Presi- denQ; WVUR 1. MICHELLE BLANKENwBS; SEA; Tutor- ing Committee 4Chairman3. DALE BLECH;B.A.; Cross Country 1; Gamma Delta 2,3,4; Mathematics Club 456ch- tary, PresidenU; Track 1. EARL G. BLEY,JR.-B.S. JEANENE BLUHMiBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; In- termurals 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3 Glousemotherx 4; Majors Club 1,2,3,4; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3 Sports- headL 4 1Presiden0; Women,s Sports 2,3,4 Wice-Presidem Hockey Club; WVUR 3. PRISCILLA BODMAN-B.S.; Alpha Xi Ep- silon 1,2,3 1Corresponding Secretaryy 4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choirs 1,3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Senate 2,3 Secretariat: Siam; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Young Repub- licans 3. KA Y BURGELTaBA; AWS 1,2,4. WILLIAM ALLEN BORGSTROMiBS. E.E.,' IEEE 3,4; WVUR 4. ALFRED BORNiB.M.,' Bands 1; Choirs 1,2; Gamma Delta 1,2; Human Relations 1; Music Educators National Confederation Wicc- PresidenO; Phi Mu Alpha 1,2,3,4; Student Visi- tations 1. LOIS BORNiBS; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3,4; Chi Sigma Xi 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Womerfs Rec- reation Association 2,3. DIANE BORNSCHEUERiBA; AWS 1,2,3; Social Relations Club 3,4; Women3s Recrea- tion Association 1,2,3,4, CAROL SUE BORON-B.S.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Delta Chi Epsilon 3,4; Geography C1ub 2,3; Phi Omega 3,4 1Charter Memberx Student Senate; University Players 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; WVUR 3; Young Republicans 3. , CYNTHIA A, BOWDENaBSJAWS 1,2,3,4; Campus Guide 2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Majors C1ub 1,2,3,4 1Treasurer3; Phi Beta Chi 2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3 Repre- sentativex 4. DENNIS BOYCE4B.S,; Alumni Relations Chairmen 4; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; Chemistry C1ub 2,3; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4. RICHARD BOYER-B.S.; Chapel Usher 1,2, 3,4; Councelor 4; Engineering Society 1; Stu- 271 dent Association of C01Iege of Business Wicc- President 41; Student Senate 3; Student Visi- tations 1; Torch 3. R. ERIC BOYS-B.A.; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Social Relations C1ub 1,2 Wice-Presidenm, 3 1Presiden0; Student Visitations 1,2,3. NEIL R. BRANDTiBA; Biology Club 3: Chemistry C1ub 3,4; Football 1. MICHAEL BRAUERaBA; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,4 Wice-Prcsideno; Geography Club 3,4; Homecoming Committee 2: Inter-Fratern- 11y Council 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4 Social Chairman, Presideno; Presi- denfs Council 4; Student Senate 3. THOMAS BRA UER;B.A. RON BREMBTWBS; Intermurals 3,4; Ten- nis 4. ROBERT BREMERiBS; Baseball 1; Bas- ketball 1; Cross Country 1: Golf 3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4. GERTRUD BRILLINGERiBA; Human Relations; Phi Beta Chi; Student Visitations; Young Republicans. LINDA BROBSTiBS; SEA 4; Women,s Recreation Association 4. RICHARD BROCKMANN4B.A,; Geogra- phy C1ub 3,4; Intermurals 1,2; Mathematics C1ub 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2. BETH BRODERS-B,A,5 Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3,4; Student Welfare Committee 2,3 1Chairman1 ANN BROWN4B.A.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Campus Guide 2.3: Chi Sigma Xi 1,2,3 1Housemother3, 4 Gitesideno; Gown and Gavel 4; Presidenfs Council 4; SEA 1,2 G'reasuren, 3; Student Senate 2; Student Welfare Committee 2; Torch 2; Womenas Recreation Association 1,2,3, ARTHUR C. BR0WN,JR.4B.S. LYNDA BROWN B.A.; AWS 2,3,4; Choirs 3; Phi Omega 2,3,4 4Socia1 Chairmanx Home Economics Club 2,3; Womens Recreations Association 2,3,4. LYNN BROWNELL--B.A.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choirs 3; Phi Omega 2,3,4 1Presiden0 Student Visitations 1; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. PETER BRUECKNERWBA; Gamma Delta 3; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Intermurals 3. WILLIAM BRUEGGEMANN4B.S.E.E.; Alpha Pi 1,2,3,4 4Presiden0; Baseball 1; B6214 con 2; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4 Wice-Presi- deno; IEEE 3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Pi Kappa A1pha 2,3,4. DARLA BR USSABS; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3, 4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Women's Recreation Associa- tion 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR W, BUETHNER, JR.-B.A.; Choirs 2; Honor Council 2,3; Inter-Fraternity council 3; Intermurals 2.3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3 4Vice-Prcsiden0, 4 1Presiden0. JOAN BUGENHAGENiBA; Women1s Recreation Association 1,3,4. GENE BUUCK-B.S.; Baseball 1; Intermurals 1; Phi Kappa Psi 2; Valparaiso University Busi- ness Club 4. DIANNE BURGER4B.S. RONALD G. BUEGERiBS; Business Club Ureasurerx Credit Union 3,4; Young Republi- cans 2,3,4. NORMA BUEGESS r-B.S.,- AWS 1,2,3,4; Bands 1,2,3; SEA 4Recording Secretaryx Union Board 2,3,4: Women1s Recreation Association 1. ELIZABETH BURKHARDw-BA; AWS 2; Human Relations 2,3; Lyceum Committee 4; Scope 2,3,4; Social Relations Club 3; Student Senate 2; Torch 4. ARTHUR R, BURKMAN-B.A.; Chapel Acolytes 1,2,3; Choirs 4; Gamma Delta 2; Young Republicans 1,2. LELAND A. BUSCHiBA; Bands 1,2; 1m termurals 1,2,3,4; Physics Society 1,2,3 O'reas- uren, 4; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4 Steward 2,3,4;, DENNIS BUSSE4B.A1; Inner City Peace Corps 2; Junior Honor Guard 3; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; WVUR 1,2. JOEL BUSSERTiBS; Torch 4 Sports EdL ton. MARTIN S. CAMPBELL, JR.-B.A.; Footw ball 1; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. JANET CARTWRIGHTiBS; Horne Eco- nomics Club 2,3,4; Production 513112, MARSHA CARTWRIGHTiBA; Interna- tional Relations Club; Young Republicans 1,2. JOSEPH N. CA VA LIEREiBS; Student As4 sociation of the College of Business Adminis- tration 1Program Chairman; LA VERNE ALICE CHARDiBS; AWS 1,2; Choirs 1,3; SEA 3,4. JA Y CHRISTOPHER4B.A.; Choirs 1,2; Del- ta Theta Phi 1,2,3,4 4Vice Dcam. MARY CLARKiBS, Alpha Lambda Delta 2 Ureasurery Aurora 3; AWS 2,3,4 Secretary, Vice Presidemj; lmsrmurals 1,2,3,4; Miss V.U. 3; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,4; Union Board 3; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2, 3,4. VERALL YN CLINEi 8.5.; AWS 4; Bands 3; Gold Splash 4 4Presiden0; Gown and Gavel 4; Intermurals 4; Majors Club 4 1Secretary, Pres idenU; Phi Beta Chi 4 1Pledge Captain, Presi- deno; W0men1s Recreation Association 4 1Dorm Representativek Womenas Sports 1,4. PETER H, COFFINWBA; Delta Theta Phi 2,3,4; Intermurals 2,4; WVUR 2. CAROL ANN CONROYaBA. JAMES CURNUTT- 4B.A. KARIN CURTIS4B.A.; Women1s Recrea- tion Association 3,4. VERN H. CURTISi 3.3.; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4 1Treasurer1; Student Senate 1,2,3,41Treasurer1. KAREN DACEV -B.A.,' Alpha Lambda Delta 1; Chemistry Club 3,4; Gown and Gavel Tu- toring, KA THY DAHL4B.S. PAUL B. DALLMANN4B.S,; Baseball 1; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4 1S0cial Chairman 33. PAT DALYaBA, Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3, 4; Gown and Gavel 4; Lighter 3: Student Sen- ate 1; University Players 1,2,3,4; Women,s Recreation Association 1. SA NDY DANIELiB.A.,'A1pha Lambda Delta 1; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choirs 1; Junior Honor Guard 3; Student Visitations 1: Union Board 2; University Players 3,4 Wicc- Presideno, JOAN DIANE DARR0W4B,A.; Athletic Committee 2,3 1Secretary1; Elections Com- mittee 1,2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3; Union Board 3,4 1Public Relations Chair- mam; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. JOAN DA VIS4B.A,; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3, 4; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 3,4; Gown and Gavel 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Lighter 3,4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3,4; Student-Fac- ulty Cabinet 4; Student Welfare Committee 1; Womens Recreation Association 1,2. KA THLEEN DEALiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Math Club 4; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4, areasurer, Scholarship Chairmam. THOMAS DEDERER4BA. WILLIAM DEGNITZ-B.S.M.E.; ASME 2,3, 4; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Gamma Delta 1, 2,3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4. PHILLIP DELASSUS-B.S,; Chemistry Club 2,3,4 1Board Memben; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Mathematics Club 2; Student Senate 3; Young Republicans. DEAN DESKEiBS; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4; WVUR 2. SALLY DEVIN4B.A.; Geography Club 4; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3. JANICE DITTMARaBA; Choirs 3; Wind Ensemble 2. GLORIA DOBRIKiBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; SEA; Womexfs Recreation Association 1,2,3. CONNIE DOLLECK--B.S.,' AWS 1,2,4; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; SEA 4; W0men1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. FAITH DRAEGERT-B.S.; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2. KAREN DURKOVICaBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Dorm omcer 4 Cheasureo; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM J, EBLE4B.A.; Dorm Counselor 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Intermurals 1, 2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4 1Socia1 Chair- man 23; Student Welfare Committee 2; WVUR 2 1Advertising Managed. EDWARD ECKHARDTiBA; Class Of- ficers 3,4; Golf 1; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; Union Board 1,2,3,41Chairman, Professional Entertainment Committed JOHN ECTORV-BA; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Ochers 3 4Presiden0; Intermurals 1,2,4; Oriem tation Committee 3 1Chairman3; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4. BARBARA EGGERDING-BA; Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2, 3,4; Social Relations Club 1,2,3,4; University Players 1; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. NAN EICHELKRAUTWBS; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4 1Socia1 Chairmam; AWS 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1; Student Senate 3; Student Visi- tations 1; Women1s Recreation Association 1, 2,3,4. MARGARET EICKMANNiBS; AWS 1,2, 3,4; W0men1s Recreation Association 1. DON ELBRECHTiBA; Business Club 4; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4. PA UL ELIAS4B.A.; Young Republicans 1,2, 3,4. JANE EMANUEL-BA; Chi Sigma Xi 3,4; Womexfs Recreation Association 4. CONNIE ENGEL4B.S.; Bands 1,2,3; SEA 3, 4; Student Visitations 1. DA VE ENGELHARDTiBS; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. MA UREEN ENGELHARDT4-B.A.; AWS 2, 3,4; Women,s Recreation Association 2,3,4. JOANNE ENGRAMiBS; AWS 3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 3,4; Student Visilations 3,4, ROBERT P. EWALDiBA; Inter-Fratemity Council 2; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 1; Wrestling 1,2,4. LA URIE A, EYNONiBA; AWS 1,2,3; Gamma Ph12,3,4. ESTHER FAERBERaBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Scope 4; Social Relations Club 3,4; Tosch 1 1Rep0rter1; W0men3s Recreation ASSOCIathn 1,2,3,4. JUDY L, FALLENBUCHELwBS; Alpha Xi Epsilon 3,4; Crusaderettes 2,3,4 Uioard 3,43; SEA. CARL A. FALSTROM-B.S.E.E.; Engineer- ing Society 1,2,3,4; Human Relations Club 3; IEEE 1,2,3,4; Scope 2,3,4; Student Visitations 1; Tau Bela Pi 3,4. CAROL A. FANSLA UiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4: Choirs 1,3; Gamma Delta 1; Geography Club 3,4 Secretary 43; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; WVUR 3 HAL FARAH4B.A.; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; Torch 2,3 1Sports Edi- 100; WVUR 4 4Sports Direqtory EDWARD J. FERGUSON4BA; Lyceum Committee 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4; Social Relations Club 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3,4; Whealridge. PA ULA RAE FIELDS-BA Alpha Lambda Delta 1 4Historiam; Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4 1Vice-Presiden0; Aurora 1Treasurer3; AWS 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3 1Captain3; Gown and Gavel 4; Social Relations Club 2; Student Senate 1,2; Union Board 4 1Secretary1; Womerfs Rec- reation Association 1. JANET MA Y FILOMENAiBS; SEA 3,4. SUSAN FISCHER4B.A.; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 3,4 Greas- urer . JAIelE FISHER-B,S.; Bands 1,2,3; Phi Omega 2,3,4 4Alumni Secretaryx SEA 4. THOMAS FLEMINGiBS; Football 3,4; Golf 4; Intermurals 2,3,4; Student Association of the College of Business Administration 4Presiden0. KA THRYN M, FLETT-B.A.,' AWS 1,2,3,4; Chapel Committee 3,4; Elections Committee 2,3,4 1Chairman3; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 2,3; Womexfs Recreation Association 1, 2,3,4. FRENCH L. FRAKER, JR.-B.A.; Inter- murals 3,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. GERALD FRANKHBA; Choirs 2; Inner City Peace Corps 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4. ERWIN C. FRANKE,JR.iB.S.;ASME 4. RICHARD D. FRIESE4B.A.; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4. WALTER FRITZiBA; Chemistry Club 1, 272 2,3,41Presiden0. DONALD L. FROST 43.21.; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4 4House Manager; ALAN FRYaBS; Arizona State University 1; ASME 1,2; Association of Young Lutherans for Christ 1 4President3; Baseball 1; Business Club 3,4; Circle K 1; Class Officers 1 Greas- urerx Football 1; Homecoming Committee 1 1Business Manageo; Human Relations 1 1Co- Chairmam; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1; Young Republicans 1,2. MICHAEL E. FR YZELiBS; Beacon 4; Business Club 3,4; Intermurals 3,4; Lighter 4; Sigma Pi 3,4 1Secretary1; Student Publications 4 4Advertising Managen; Student Senate 3,4; Torch 1,3,4; Union Board 4; Young Republi- cans 1,2. WILLARD FLIEGE4B.S.M,E.,- ASME 3,4: Intermurals 1; Student Visitations 3; WVUR 1, GORDON R, GAEBLERiBA. RITA GAERTNER4B.S.; AWS 1,2,3,4: Dorm OfFAcer 1,2 4Social Chairmam: Home Econom- ics Club 2,3,4; Intermurals 3; Kappa Psi Ome- ga 2,3,4 1Social Chairmam; University Players 2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 2,3, RUSSELL E. GA GNON-B.S.; Student Busi- ness Association 3,4. THOMAS C. GEISLER;B.S,; Chemistry Club 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4. CAROL YNN GEMMER4B.A.; AWS 3,4; Sex cial Relations Club 3,4; Womean Recreation Association 3,4. KA THLEEN GERKEN4B.A.; Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2; Orientation Committee 2,3; Union Board 2,3 1Hospitality Committeex Womexfs Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. JENNIFER GERLACHmBA; AWS 3,4; Home Economics Club 3; Intermurals 3,4; Womexfs Recreation Association 3,4 1Repre- sentativw. JANET R. GEUTHERiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4: Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4; Social Relations Club 2,3,4; Student Visitations 1,2; Womenas Recrea- tion Association ,1,2,34. SUSAN PAMELA GIBSON4B.S.;A1pha Phi Delta 2; AWS 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Women35 Recreation Association 3; Womens Sports 3. DENNIS GIESCHE4B.S.; Football 1; Inter- murals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4; Young Republicans 2. GAY GILBER4B.S.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Gamma Phi 2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1, 2,3,4. IRENE MARIE GNEMI-BA; AWS 1,2,4; Choirs 3; Human Relations Club 3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 2,3,4; Social Relations Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4 1Presiden0; University Players 2; Women1s Recreation Association 2,3. RICHARD GOLDAMMERaBS; Business Club 4; Sigma Phi Epsilon 3,4; University Play- ers 3. MICHAEL P. GOSS-BA. DA VID GRANZINiBS; Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Physics Society 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 4Captainy DALE GRAPA TINiB.S.M.E.; ASME 2,3,4; Intermurals 2; Student Visitations 1. BARBARA JEAN GRA YiB.A.; AWS 1,2, 3,4; Bands 1; Gamma Phi 2,3,4 1Pledge Cap- taim; Honor Council 2,3,4 1Secretary3; Student Visitations l; Women1s Recreation Associa4 tion 1,2,3,4. MARK GREEN4B.S.C.E.; ASME 1,2,3,4 1Trcasurer3; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Committee 1; Intermurals 1,2,3: Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3; WVUR. STEPHEN L, GREGORYiBA; Inner City Peace Corps 3. DONNA GRIMPOiBS; AWS 1,2,3,4;Chape1 Guide 1,2,3; Guild of St. Prisca 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT GROSSARTiBS. NANCY GUZIKOWSKIiBA; AWS 4; Social Relations Club 4. DIANNE S. HAASE4B.A.; Aurora 3; Gam- ma Phi 1,2,3,4 4Song Directon; Gown and Gavel 4 1Presiden0; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pi Delta Chi 1,2,3. LOIS HAASEMBSJVAWS 1,2,3,4; Bands 1,2, 3; Phi Omega 1,2,3,4. MARKHAGERMAN7,3.S.;ASCE 1,2,3; En- gineering Society 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Intermurals Phi : 3; ans iter- mng nma 1n 1, 1.2.4; .appa 3,4; ayers siness Play- 1,2,3, .y 1,27 2,3,4; S 1,2, 3 Cap- kudent ssocia- 1,2,3,4 Home- 1,2,3; er City 1; Chapel ; Home $4;Socia1 3; Gam- nd Gavel 1e1ta Chi ands 1,2, .,2,3; En- termurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,41Steward1, SANDRA HAGMAN 8.21.; Gamma Phi 1,2, 3,4. SA NDRA HAITSCHiBS; AWS; Gamma Phi 3,4 4Co-Projccts Chairmam, BARBARA HANS 8A.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Bea, con 3; Geography Club 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 1; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4; Torch 2; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; WVUR 4; Youth Center. RICHARD R. HANSENiBS; Football 1; Intermurals 1,2,3; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4; Swim- ming 2,3. WILLIAM HARBECKr 78.5.; Athletic Com- mittee 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Majors Club 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. LINDA HARKINWBS; SEA 4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. DONALD A. HARMSi B.S.: ASCE 1,2; In- termurals 1,2,3,4; Student Association of Col- lege Business Administration. DALE A. HARTMANWBS, ASCE 4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. ANNE CAROL HARTNERABS; AWS 1, 2,3,4; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4 1Sp0rlshead3; SEA; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4, HILARY HECKERWBS; Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4: AWS 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 2; Orientalion Committee 2: Womens Recreation Association 1,2,4, JAMES W. HEINEiB.S.;ASCE2,3,41Presi- denn; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4. RUTH HEINECKE 8.14.; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4; Social Relations Club 4; Torch 3,4; Women's Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Young Americans for Freedom 2,3. JOAN HEINKEL4B.A.,' Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4 1Secretary1. ROY HEISE'4B.A.; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4 1Secre- tary and Hero1d1, GLENN A. HEITMANN 3.5.; Bands 1; Chemistry Club 3,4 1Treasurer3; Geography Club 2. MARK T, HELLMANWBA; Alpha P1 4; Human Relations 2,3 1Presiden0; Scholarship Committee 3; Scope 2,3,4; Student AfTairs Committee 4 4Chairman3; Torch 1,2,3 Uidimriw a1 Assistant, Current Affairs Editoo; Univer- sity Human Relations Council 3,4. JOEL HEMPELiBA, Human Relations 4; Inner City Peace Corps 3: Social Relations Club 3; Torch 3, HERBERT T. HERENDEENiBA; Elece lions Committee 4; Orientation Committee 4; Student Senate 3. DA VID C. HERMANN-r-BA; Football 1,2,3, 4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,41Vice-Presiden0. MARY ELLEN HERKAMPiBS; Alpha Psi Omega 4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 1,2; Union Board 3,4 1Production Committeek University Players 1,2,3,4 1Secretary1; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3. SALLY HICKS--B.A.; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4. EDWARD HINTZENiBA; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 1,2,3,4; Intermura1s 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4. JANICE HOCHRADELiBA; Pi Delta Chi 1,2,3,4. LARRY P. HOFFMAN4BA; Gulf 2.3.4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4. NANCY J. HOFFMANWB.S.,' Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Crusaderettes 3; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. PA UL HOFFMANNaBA; Gamma Theta Upsilon 1,2,3,4 4President, Treasurerx Geog raphy Club 1,2,3,4 1President, Treasureij; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4 1Presiden0; Presidents Council 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3,4. SANDRA HOFFMANNiBA, AWS 1,2,3,4; Campus Guides 1; Choirs 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4: SEA 4; University P1ayers 1,2,3,4 1Sergeant-at-Arms, Publicity Chairmany ED HOFFMEISTERgBS; ASME 1,2,3,4; Engineering Society 2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Orientation Committee 2; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,41SocialChairman1. CONNIE HOFMEISTERiBA; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4 4Presiden0; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3. 4; Class Officers 3 1Socia1 Chairman1; Cruv saderettes 3,4; Gown and Gavel 4; Homecom- ing Committee 4; Presidenfs Council 4. JAN HOLLISTER -B.S.,' Crusaderettes 1; Swimming 1. DAR YL HOLSTHBA; Student Senate 1; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4. H. MARC HOWELLiBSq Intermurals 2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4. PA ULA HOYT 3.5.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; SEA 3,4. MICHAEL G. HRONiBA; Intermurals 1,2, 3,4; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,4; Union Board 2; Wrestling 1,2. JOHN HROVATINiBSU- Baseball 1: Delta Theta Phi 2,3,4; Intermurals 3; Student Visita- tions 2. JENNIFER HUBERHBS; AWS 1,2,3,4 1Representative1; Biology Club 1; Home Ecox nomics Club 2,3,4 Refreshment Committee Chairmam; Student Visitations 1,2; Womenis Recreatiun Association 1,2. DALLAS G. HUTSLER--B.S.; 2,3,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4. BARBARA E. HYATTEi BS. PETER IKERTWBS; ASCE 2,3,4; Engineer- ing Society 2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3. MICHAEL C. ILLENBERGER 73.5.,- AS ME 3,4 1Publicity Chairmam; Engineering So- ciety 2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4 4Activities Chairmam. STEVE JACOBSiBA; Choirs 1,2; Majors Club 4; Phi Sigma Epsi10n 2,3,4. RUDOLPH P. JANOTAWBA. CAROL JANSSEN 78.5.;AW31,2,3,4;Biolo- gy Club 3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. DIANE JAWORTV B.A..' Human Relations 3,4; Intermurals 3,4: Pi Delta Chi 3,4; W0mcn4s Recreation Association 3,4. SHARON JENSEN 8A.; Social Relations Club 3,4. DICK JONES- B.S.,- Athletic Committee 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4. JUDYJORDAMieBS; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4 1A1umni Secretaryk Prince of Peace Corps; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. PETER JOSEPHiBSU'ASME 3,4. ROBERT KAESTNER , 8.5.; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Track 1. BETTY KAISERiBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; Bands 1,2,3; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3; Women$s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. KEN KALENiBS; ASME 2,3,4; Engineere ing Society 1,2,3,4; Gamma Delta 2,3 Wicc- PresidenO; Intermurals 1,2; Union Board 4 1Pr0ductions Committee Chairman; ROBERT L. KARCHESiBS; Baseball 1: Biology Lab Assistant; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2, 3,4 1Pledge Coordinaton; Union Board Glos- pitality Committee; JANET KARSTENiBA; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3; Gown and Gavel 4 1Historian3; Junior Honor Guard 3; Lighter 1,2,3,4 Giditor. Assist, ant Editorx Pub1ications Board 3,4; Speech Contest 3rd place; Steering Committee of Christ Co1lege 4; University Players 4; Week of Cha11enge 41Advisory Board1. PHILIP C. KELLEYVBS; Business Club; Theta Chi 3,4. CAROL KASWORMiBAqAWS1,2,3,4;Bi- ology Club 2; Choirs 1; Gamma Delta 2,3 4Pub1icity Chairmam; Human Relations 2,3; Phi Beta Chi2,3,41VicehPresident1. PA ULA KA VASCH-eeBS; Choirs 1,2,3; Gamw ma Phi 1,2.3. PATRICIA KEBERLEiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3; Kappa Psi Omega 2,3,4 1Social Chairman, Presideno; Women,s Recreation Association 2,3. TIIU KERA4B.A.; Aurora 3; Dorm Ocher 1,2,3; Gown and Gavel 4 1Program Chairmam; Human Relations 1,2,3; Midwest Model UN. 2; Pi Sigma Alpha 3,4; WVUR 2,3 1Edilnrial Directo0; Young Democrats 2. LINDA KERCHirBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; SEA 1,2,3,4. ELENORE KERRiBS. KENNETH M. KIERTBS. Intermurals 273 MICHAEL E. KIPINEN B.S.; ASME 4; BasebaH 2; Engineering Society 1; Phi Delta Theta 2. NANCY KIMPELWBS; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4. RANDOLPH W. KING, JR.-B.A..' Phi Mu Alpha1,2,3,4. WILLIAM KING 78.8.; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 1Captain3; Majors Club 1,2,3, 4; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM R. KIRKWBA; Intermura1s 3; International Relations Club 4; Lighter 4; Torch 3; Young Republicans 3,4. LA VONNE KLEINMBSJ AWS 4; Class 01R cers 4; Gamma Phi 4. ALLAN R. KLENZ 3.3.; Business Club; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Track 1; WVUR 3. JANICE KLETKEiBAJ AWS 3,4; Social Relations Club 3,4. FREDERIC W. KLEVE, JR.-4B.S.;A1pha Pi 4; ASCE 3,4; Basketball 1; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Inlermurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; Tau Bela 3,4 Ureasuren. ROBERT W. KLINGENSMITHiBA; WV UR 4. JUDI KNEBEL -B,S.,' AWS 1,2,3,4; Campus and Chapel Guide 1,2; Student Association of the College of Business Administration 3,4 4Secretary3; Women,s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. ANNA MARIE KNIGHTONu-BS; AWS 1, 2,3,4; Chi Sigma Xi 1,2,3,4 1Corresponding Sec- retaryx Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Wo- men3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4: Young Republicans 1. FRED KOEHLER-B,S.; Business Club; Inter- murals 2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon 2,3,4. MARIAN MAY KONTAKiBA; AWS 1,2, 3,4; Beacon 4; SEA 3,4; Women's Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. JOHN E. KOSCHMANNiiBS; Engineer: ing Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 3.4; Intermurals l: Tau Beta Pi 3,41Recording Secretaryl WARREN KOSMANn-BS; Baseball 1; Chemistry Club 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3: Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3, 4. SUSAN E. KOWERTiBAU' AWS 1; Stu- dent Association of the College of Business Administration 4: Women1s Recreation Associ- ation 1,3. WALTER SAM KRA US B.A,,' Lambda Chi A1pha3,4. WALTER G. KRETZMANN-B.S.; ASME 4; Intermurals 1, DALLAS KROLL-4B.S.; ASCE 3,4; Basket ball 1; Engineering Society 3,4; Phi Sigma Epsi- lon 2,3,4. ROBERT KRUEGER-B.S.; Intermurals 1; Math Club 2,3,4, SARAH KUECK-B.A.; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2, 3,4 1Vice-President1; AWS 1,2,3,4: Junior Hone or Guard 3; Miss V.U. Contest 2; Profession- al Entertainment Committee 2; Scholarship Committee 3; Union Board 3.4 Secretary, Vice-Presidenn, DIANE LAESCHiBA; Torch 3,4 4Review- e0; University Players 1,2. KURT W. LANDSBERGiB.S.M.E.;ASME 2,3,4; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Strobe- Contributor. PAMELA LORRAINE LANGEiBAJAWS 3,4; Basketball 2,3; SEA; Women3s Recreation Association 2,3. DON LANGHOFFiBA; BasebalI 2,3; Bas- ketball 2,3; Intermurals 3,4; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,41Vice-Presiden0; Student Visitations 3. ROLF LARSENWBA; Bands 1; Choirs 2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 1,2,3,4. BARRY A. LA UB4B.A.;Intermura15 1,2. PAT LA UX-B.S.; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT L. LENBURG 78.14.; Biology Club 2,3,4. LA WRENCE LEPISTOHBA; 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4. IUDITH LEULIETTEiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choirs 1,3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4, BARBARA LEWlsiBA; Aurora 3; AWS 1, 2,3,4; Gamma Phi 2,3,4; Honor Council 2,3,4; Lyceum Committee 2,3,4 1Chairman1: Student- Faculty Cabinet 3,4; Student Senate 2,3,4 Secre- Intermurals taryx Student Welfare Committee 1,2 Secre- taryx Union Board 3, RONALD LEWISiBA; Baseball 1,2; Honor Council 4; Spanish C1ub 3,4; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4, GEORGE H. LIBBEYiBA. ANNA SUE DEETTE LINCOLNv-B,S.M.; Choirs 4; Choral Society 2; Sigma Alpha Iota 2 4Chap1ain3 STEPHANIE M. LINDEMANNiBAU' A1- pha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Gown and Gavel 4 1Secretary1: Interisorority Council 3,4 Secretaryx Orientation Committee 2; Publii cations Board 3; Social Relations Club 1,2: Torch 1,2,3,4; University Players 1; Womenis Recreation Association 1,2. ROBERT LINDFORSW B.A.,-A1pha Pi 4 4860- retaryx Junior Honor Guard 3; Lyceum Com- mittee 4 4Chairman3; Sigma Pi 3,4; Student Senate 3; Student Visitations 1,2; Torch 1,2,3,4 Education Editor3. EMILY LINDLA UFWBSJ Choirs 1; Young Republicans 2. ANNE LOCHNERiBAU' Choirs 1,3; Choral Society; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4. CARLTON W. LOHRENTLiBS; Bass ball 1: FootbaII 1,2; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4. NANCY LOHRENTZiBS; Alpha Xi Epsi- lon 3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4: Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Ma- jors Club 1,2,3,4; University Players 3,4; Wo- menis Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Womeifs Sports 2, JANET LONGERMAN. 7315.; Chapel Guide 2,3,4; Chairs 2; Choral Society: SEA 1,2,4, KENNETH LUEKENSgBS; Bands 1: En- gineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 2,3,4; Intermu- rals 1.3.4; Phi Sigma Epsi10n 1,2,3,4; WVUR 1,2,3. ROGER LUEKENS-HB.S.M.; Bands 1,2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4; VU Orchestra 2,3,4, CATHERINE LUEKINGHBA; AWS 1,2,3, 4: Honor Council 4: Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2, ,4; SI. Priscas 1; Women35 Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Young Democrats 2,3. ERIC LUNDSTROMiB.S.E.E,; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; House Council 2; IEEE 3,4; Lambda Chi A1nha 2.3.4: WVUR 2,3. BRENDA McALLISTERWBA; Alpha Phi Delta 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Intermu- rals l. RONALD MCALPINiBA; Geography C1ub 1,2,3,4. MADELYN MCCLINTONaBS; AWS 1,2, 3,4; Dorm Counse1or 4; Human Relations 1,2: Student Senate 3,4: Torch 3. JOYCE MCGUIRE;B.S.; Kappa Psi Omega 3,4: AWS 1,2,3,4; Womerfs Recreation Associ- ation 1,2,3,4, JUD Y McKEEi-BA; Student Senate 2. WILLIAM LEE MCKENZIEiBSfiE, KERRY McLA UGHLINV 8A.; Sigma Phi Epsilon 4; Intramurals 4; Spanish C1ub 3.4 48804 retaryy STEPHEN L. MACKEYJBA; Business Club; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Senate A1- tematc 3; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4. MICHELE MAHSMAN-B,A.; Gamma Phi 4 4Presiden0; Aurora 3; AWS 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2,3,4; Gamma Delta 1; Gown and Gavel 4: Womens Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. EDWARD M. MALONEYiBA; Phi Mu Alpha 3,4 WiceAPresideno; Young Democrats 3,4. DA VID MANN4B.S.CE.; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4: A.S.C.E. 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. SUSAN MANNHEIM-B.S.P.E.; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Intermumls 1,2,3,4; Ma- jors Club 1,2,3,4; Womenis Recreation Associ- ation 1,2,3,4; Women3s Sports 1,2,3,4; Hockey Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Team 1,2,3,4. BASIL MANNSirB.S.E.E.,- Phi Sigma Epsi- lon 2,3,4; IEEE 2,3,4. THOMAS MARCZEWSKIWB,S.E.E.; AIEE 8L IRE 1,2,3,4; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4 1Presi- deno; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 1,2,3,4; WVUR 1,2,3; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4, PA T MARQUART MBA; Altar Guild; Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; Lighter 1,2,3,4; Scope 1, 2,3,4; Social Relations Club 1,2,3,4, JAMES E. MARSCHiB.S,M,E.; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; ASME 3,4 Wice-Presideno; En- gineering Society 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Tau Beta Pi 3,4 4Presiden0; Track 3. JOA N MARTIN 773.14.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Wom- en1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4, LAUREN MATHERiBA; Gamma Phi 1, 2,3,4 Ureasurerk Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4 Secretarw; AWS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Womerfs Recreation Association 1,2,3. KAREN MA TTHIASWBS; Chapel Choir 1, 2,3,4. WA YNE MA TUSIKHBS.M.E.; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; ASME 3,4; Baseball 1; Engi- neering Society 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GARY L. MA TZKE B.S.M.E.,' Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4: ASME 3,4 4Program Chair- mam; Intramura1s 1,2,3,4, FREDERICK E. MA URHOFFi B.SBuS. Adm; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4; Baseba11 1; Credit Union 2,3; Elections Committee 1,2; Homecoming Committee 2; InteriFraternity Council 3,4 Urcasuren; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1; Tennis 1,2; WVUR 3, KA YE MA UTZ- B,S.,' AWS 1,2,3,4; Beacon 4; Intermurals 1: Student Education Associa- tion 2,3,4 1C0rresponding Secretarw; Women s Recreation Association 1. JUDITH K. MEIERVBAH'AWS1,2,3,4;Cha- pel Guide 1,2,3; Counselor 3,4; Studcnt Educa- tion Association 2,3,4; University Players 1,2,3. PHILIP MENZELW B.A.,' Deha Theta Phi 1,2,3,4 4Clerk 0f the Rollsx lnter-Fraternity Council 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,3,4. RANDALL C. MEONO B,A.,- Math Club 1,2,3; Student Senate 2; Young Repub1icans 2. LORET METRICKSiBS. CARYN MEYERr-B.A.,' Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4 4Rush Chairman, Presideno; AWS 1,2, 3,4; Beacon 1,2,3,4: Choir 1; Homecoming Committee 2; Inicrmurals 1,2,3,4; PresiV dent's Council 4; Social Relations Club 2,3,4; Student Senate 2; Womerfs Recreation Associ- ation 1,2,3,4. DIANE MEYER4-B,A.,' Gamma Phi 2.3,4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Math Club 1,2,3,4; Student Welfare Committee 3. ELAINE MEYERiBA; Student Education Aisociation. JON MEYER 48.5.; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1.2,3, 4, VINCENT MEYERSABS; Gamma Delta 4; Student Education Association 2. JERRY MILLERiBA; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4. CHARLES MINTZLAFFABA; Alpha P1 4; Lighter 3,4 iEditoQ; Scope 2,3,4; Torch 2,3. LOUISE MITSKEVICHiBA; Biology Club 1,2; Choirs 3,4; Gamma Delta 1,4; Socia1 R618: Lions Club 3.4; Student Visitations 1,3,4; Torch 1, SALLY MOHRaBAi PATRICIA MONACOWBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 2,3, RALPH A. MORRIS -B.A.,' Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Alpha Pi 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Junior Honor Guard 3: Orientation Committee 2; Union Board 3,4 Urcasurer, President; ANN ELIZABETH MORTIMOREgBA; Kappa Psi Omega 2,3,4; AWS 3. PA TRICIA MOULDERiBS; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4; Beacon 2,3 4Greek Editorx AWS 1,2,3,4; Elections Committee 2; Lighter 3; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Womenis Sports 1,2,3,4. ALLEN W1 MUELLERiBJI; Dorm Coun4 selor 4; St. Stephens Guild 3,4; Student Litur- gist 4; Student Visitations 3, DA VID A. MUELLERiBA; Pi Kappa Al- pha 1,2,3,4; Student Pep Band 3,4 Student Di- recton; Jazz Workshop Student Directon; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3: $04 01211 Relations Club 2. DA VID EDWARD MUELLERiBA; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4. DA VID EUGENE MUELLERiBA; Social Relations Club 1, JA NE MUELLERiB,S,;A1pha Phi Delta 3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Orientation Committee 2,3; Student Education Committee 4; Student Senate 2,3; Torch 1,2,3; Womenis Recreation Association 1,2,3,4, WARREN W. MULLERaBA; Lambda Chi Alpha 2; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Intramu- rals 1,2,3, LEONARD EMIL NAGEL, JR.w-B.A,; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; 274 Football 1; Inlramurals 2,3,4; University Playw ers 3,4; WVUR 2. RANDALL NEEBV B.S.M.E.,- Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4; ASME 3,4; Engineering Society 2,3,4; Golf 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JON E, NEFFiBA; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; InlramuraIs 1,2 Tennis 1. ROBERT NEI -. 78.8.; Acolytes 3; Assistant Director of Altruria Hall 4; Intramuruls 1,2: Student Senate 3; University Choral Society 4. DOUGLAS NIBLACK VB,A.,' Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4. DONALD L, NIERMEYER-B.S.; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Majors Club 2,3,4;Swimming1,2,3,4;11V11C1ub 2,3,4. ROBERT NIMTzi B.S.P.E,,' Tau Kappa Ep4 silon 2,3,4: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4. JOHN NINNEMANN JR. NBS; Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,4; Footba11 1; Golf 2,3,4; Inner City Peace Corps 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DELA YNE NOAK B.S.; Kappa Psi Omega 3,4; Campus Guide 1,2,3; Chapel Guide 1,2,3; Crusaderettes 3,4; Elections Committee 1; Stu- dent Education Association 3,4; Student Senate 2; Union Board 3,4. THOMAS ROGER N00N4-BiAl; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Social Relations Club 3; Union Board1,2,3;WVUR1. LARRYJ. NORTONNBA; Tau Kappa E134 si10n 1,2,3,4 iSocial Chairmam; Inner City Peace Corps 2: Inter-Fraternity Council 4; 1n- tramurals 2,3; Student Visitaliuns 2; Student Welfare Committee 2; Youthieadership Train- ing Program, CAROL NUSS4B.S.Bus,Aa'.; AWS 1,2,3,4: Student Association of the College of Business Administration. VIRGINIA ODER WALD-A 81A; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Chapel Guide 1,2,3; Hu- man Relations 1; Student Visitations 31W0men1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4, KENNETH W. OESTERMEYERiBS, M.E, Phi Kappa Psi 1,2,3',4 4Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Vice4President, Presidenn; ASME 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Ofticer 1,2; Inteerraternin Council 4; Intramura1s 1,2,3,4; Presidenvs C0unci14; Union Board 3,4, CAROL OLSONiBS; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4 Galousemothery, Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. LES OLSONiBAU' Theta Chi Social Chair- mam; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD J. ORESVB,S.Bus.Ad.; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon 1,2,3,4 Ureasurerx Basketball 1; Homecoming Committee 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 2, RICHARD DALE OSMUSiBS; Delta Theta Phi 1,2,3,4 4Master of Rituah; Business Club 3,4. FRED OSTER74 B.A.,' Tau Kappa EpsiIon 1,2,3,4; Elections Committee 2,3; Football 1,2; Intramura1s 2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; National Student Association Coordinator 3,4; Orientation Committee 3 4Chairman3; Stu- denvFaculty Cabinet 3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Student Visitations 1. DOROTHY 0STERMEIER-B.A.; AWS 3,4; Choir 3; Dorm Counselor; Human Reiations 1,2; Social Relations Club 3,4; Womenis Recreation Association 4. BONNIE ORNA T485;- Phi Omega 1,2,3,4, TOM OSTRANDERMBS; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4 iSecretaryx Business C1ub 4; Intramura1s 2,3,4. STEVEN W. PARKSiBS; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4 Secretary, Vice-Presideno; Homecoming Com- mittee 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Student Senate 4, ROBER TJ, PARTAKV VBiS; Biology Club 3, JAMES W. PA UL-B.A.,' Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Junior Honor Guard 3; Stu- dent Visitations 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4, SHARI PA ULiB.A,; Pi Delta Chi 3; Sucial Relations Club 4; University Players 3, HELEN PAULS-BA; Phi Omega 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Geography Club 2,3. DA VIDPEARCYMBA. THOMAS W. PEARSONiB.S,CE.; ASCE 1,2,3,4. ROBERT C. PEPERw-BA; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Inner City Peace Corps 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. LUCY PERDICHIZZI 4834.,- AWS 3,4; In- termurals 3; Womens Recreation Associa- lion 3. KAREN PETERMANN 78A,,- A1pha Phi Dalia 1,2,3,41Treasurer3; AWS 1,2,3,4. CHRISTIAN K. PETERS JR.iB.A.,' Pi Kappa A1pha1,2,3,4. KEITH PETERSONWBA; Intramurals 3,4; Social Relations Club 3. WILLIAM C. PETERSEN-B.A.; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4 1Recording Secretary; BasebaIl 1; Basketba11 1; Class OfEcer 2,3 Wicc-Presi- dent, PresidenD; Intramurals 3,4; Steering Com- mittee 4; Student-Faculty Cabinet 3; Student Senate 2. EDWARD M. PFISTER ?B.A.,' Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4. - JAMES D. PIEPER B.A.; Phi Sigma Epsx- 10n 1,2,3,4; Baseba11 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT B. PIETERS -B.A.; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4 Secretary, Vice-Presidenmz Bea, con 2,3; Inter-Fraternity Council 3; Intramurals 2,3,4. JAMES PINKERT AB.S.E.E., 8A.; Sig- ma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; Engineering Society 1,2, 3,4; IEEE 2,3,4 1Treasurcr3; 1n1ramura1s 2,3,4; Student Visitations 2; Tau Beta Pi 3,4 ;Secre- tar . STgPHEN E. FLA TTV B.A.,' Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Baseba11 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Footbal1 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Commilr lee 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 11V11 C1ub 3,4; Young Republicans 1,2. , ANN LOUISE POFAHL 7 8.5.; Gamma P111 3,4;AWS 3,4. JOHN POPEHB.S.E.E.; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 3,4; Union Board 4; WVUR 4. JAMES ERNEST PRAHST--B.S.; Sigma Phi Epsilon 2,3,4; Biology C1ub 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KAY PRESLERiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Crui saderettes 1,2,3,4 1Board Membeo; Torch 4: Women's Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. KAREN PRINZING4B,S.; Chi Sigma Xi 1,2,3,4; Aurora 3; Campus Guide 1,2,3; Chapel Guide 2,3; Gown and Gavel 41Treasurer1; Home Ec C1ub 1,2,3,4 Wice-President, Presideno; Hospitality Committee 3; Inter-Sorority Coun- cil 2,3,4 1Trsasurer1; Union Board 4 Glospitali- ty Committee Chairmam. KA THLEEN K. PUTNAMW B.A.,- Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2; Dorm Counselor 3; Gown and Gavel 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Orientation Committee 2 1Secretary3; Student- Faculty Residence Committee; Student Senate 2,3; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2. JOHN E. RACEKN B.S.M.E.,' Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; ASME 3,4 Ureasurerx Engineer- ing Society 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1. BARBARA RADMERiBS; Womerfs RecA reation Association 3,4. KEN RAKOWV -B,S.M.E.,- Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; ASME 3,4; BasketbaH 1,2,3,4; En- gineering Society 1,2; Intramurals 2. ROGER RASCHKE4B.S.Bus.Ad.; Sigma Pi 2,3,4 1Treasurer3: Business Club 4; Union Board 3,4 Recreation Committee Chairmam, BONITA ELLEN REHMEW 3.5.; Kappa Psi Omega 4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Elections Committee 1; Womcn1s Recreation Association 1,2. MARCIA REHMEW B.A.; Chi Sigma Xi 1,2,3; Campus Guide; Chapel Guide; Choir 2; Young Republicans 1. JILL REISTERiBA; Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4; AWS 2,3,4. ELIZABETH N. RETZLAFF 78.24.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Chapel Guide 2,3; Lighter 2; Student Education Association 2,3,4 1Pub1icity Chair- mam; Student Senate 2 Secretariat 3,43; Womv enVS Recreation Association 1;WVUR 2. JAMES W. RICHARDSONHBS; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Chapel Choir 1; C1ass Offlcer 2 1Treasurer3; Honor Council 3,4; Inter- Fraternity Council 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4 $m- dent Chairman; NANCY E. RIEDELHBS; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4 1Presiden0; AWS 1,2,3,4; Campus So- cial Committee 2,3; Women's Recreation A54 sociation 1,2. SANDRA RIEGERTiBS; Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4. RAY C. RIST---B.A.,' Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3; Alpha Pi 4; Human Relations 2,3; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Orientation Committee 2; Social Relations C1ub 2,3,4; Student Visitations 2. ROBERT RITTERWBS; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; Beacon 2,3 1Sporls Co-editorx Com- munications Committee 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4: Student Senate 1. ROBERT M. ROEGLINiBSn C..,'E Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; ASCE 2,3,4; Campus Sow cial Committee 1,2,3; Class Officer 4; Communi- cation Committee 1,2,3 1Chairman1; Elections Committee 1; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Imrai murals 1,2,3,4; Lyceum Committee 1,2,3; Orien- tation Committee 2; Presidents Council 2,3; Student Senate 1,2,3; Student Visitations 1. THOMAS ROEHL B.A.; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4; Alpha Pi 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Scholarship Committee 2,3; Scope 2; Studcnl-Faculty Cabinet 4; Student Senate 1,2, 3,4; Student Visitations 1,2. MONICE ROEMKEWBA; Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Torch 2; Women35 Recreation Association 1,2, 3,4. BARRY RUGGEiBA; Sigma Pi 3,4 3Rush Chairmam; Lyceum Committee4, PA UL ROSS 8.14.; Phi Mu Alpha 3,4. RONALD F. ROSTV B.A.; Delta Theta Phi 1, 2,3,4; Elections Committee 1,2; Intermurals 1, 2,3,4; Young Democrats 2,3, LA VONNE ROTTWB.S.; AWS 1,2,3,4: Stu- dent Education Association 3,4; Young Repub- licans 1. BARBARA ROZEK 7344. KENNETH E. ROZEK- BSME' ASME 3, 4; Engineering Society 3.4 Secretary-Treasur- cw; Gamma Deha 1,2. JOAN E. RUECKWALD 3.5.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Home Economics C1ub 3,4; Torch 4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4; Young Republi- cans 1. JAMES RUTHERFORD B.A.,' 1ntermura1s 1;University Players 3,4; WVUR 3. DA VID RYBAT B.A.,' Imelmura1s 1; Lighter 4; Union Board 2 Wine Arts C0mmittce1. MARK W. SA NDERSON- -vB.A.; Baseba11 1,2, 3,4; Credit Union 2 Wise Presideno; Geogra- phy C1ub 4; Interfraternity Council 3; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4 1Secretary and Presideno; Majors C1ub 2,3,4; WVUR 21Comptroller3. HU3GO F. SANDOVALiBA; Student Sen- ate . PHILIP SCHAEFERMBA; Class OHRcer 2 Oresideno; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Publications Board 2; SIudent-Faculty Cabinet 2; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon 1,2,3,4 1800131 Chairman and Fresh denQ; Young Republicans 1, RALPH SCHALL 8.3.; Football 1,2: Torch 3,4; Student Association of College of Business Administration 3,4; University P1ayers 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. KAREN SCHALLA 8.5.; AWS 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 2,3,4; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; Math C1ub 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation As- sociation 1,2,4. CYNTHIA SCHA W 43.5.; Gamma Delta 1,2; Human Relations 2; Swimming 3; University Orchestra 1. MARLYSJEAN SCHILLERvBS; Alpha Phi De1ta 4,5; AWS 1,2,3,4; Beacon 4 Undex Editon; Choir 1; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Oriental. lion Committee 2; Social Relations C1ub 1: Union Board 1,2,3,4,5 Grofessional' Entertain, ment Committeey JOHN SCHINDLERWB.S.M.E.,- ASME 4: Engineering Society 1,2. KAREN SCHLIEiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4; Student Education Associa4 gizn 3,4; Womexfs Recreation Association 1,2, SANDRA KAY SCHMID-B.S.; Kappa Psi ??:ga 3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1, DA VID ALLEN SCHMIDTWBAH' Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4 1Treasurer1; Choir 1; Phi Mu A1- pha 1,2,3,4 1Socia1 Chairmam; Union Board 3; University Players 1,2,3,4. HAROLD SCHMIDT-B.A.,- Lighter 4. LOUISE SCHMIDTirBA; AWS 1,2,4; Social Relations Club 4; W0men1s Recreation Associa- tion 1,4, JAMES SCHMIDTa-BS; Basketball 1,2,3; Intermura1s 2,3,4; Phi De1ta Theta 1,2,3,4; 3V1 Club 3,4. WINSTON SCHMIDTWB.S.,' Class Officer 3: Football 1,2,3,4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,4; 275 Geography C1ub 3,4: Inter-Fraternity Counci1 2; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; 1V1 Club. ROBERT ALLAN SCHMIEGE ?B.S.; Choir 1,2; Communication Committee 3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Physics Society 1,2,3,4 Wice-Presideno; Pi Kappa A1pha 1,2,3, 4; Student Welfare Committee 3. H. WILLIAM SCHNACKiBSU- Band 12; Phi Mu A1pha 1,2,3,4 Secretary, PresidenQ; Scope 3; Social Relations C1ub 2,3,4; Student Visitations 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 1,2. DENNIS SCHNEIDERWBS; Delta Theta Phi 4; Torch 21Photographer1 ANN L. SCHOENBECKiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Band 1: Interisorority Council 3.4 1Co-chair- maanreek Weekx Kappa Tau Zeta 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. DON SCHOENEFELD4B,S.; Football 1,2,3, 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. SANDRA LYNN SCHOLOW---B.S.; Gamma Phi3,4, WARREN SCHRAMMHBA; Geography Club 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 4. CARL SCHROEDER 78.5.; Phi Kappa Psi 1, 2,3,4. ROGER SCHROEDER 8A.; Spanish Club 3,4. ALOHA L. SCHUESSLER AB.A.,- Choir 3; Student Visitations 2; Swimming 2; Women1s Sports 2,3; Young Republicans 3. HOWARD SCHUETTEWBS; Homecoming Committee 1; Intermura1s 1,2,3,4: Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4 ;Socia1 Chairmam; Young Repub4 licans 2. LA URIE SCHULZ 3.5.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Cam- pus Guide 1,2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4 Ureasurerx 1ntermura1s 1,2,3,4; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4; Womcrfs Recreation Associa- tion 1,2,3,4. SUSANSCHULTZWBAU' Alpha Phi Delta 1, 2,3,4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; AWS 1,2,3,4; Athletic Committee 4: Socia1 Relations Club 1,2,3; Union Board 1,2,3 G-Iospitality and Pub4 110 Relations Committeesx Aurora 3; Womenk Recreation Association 1,4. CHERYL SCHULZ B.A.; Chemistry C1ub 1, 2,3 ,4 Sacretaryy STUAR SCHWALM 8.5.; ASME 1,2,3 Greasurerx Engineering Society 1,2,3; Inter- murals 1,2.3,4. MARKSCHWANriB..Y.M.E.,;ASME2,3,4. MARK R. SCHWEHN 13.21.; Alpha P1 4; Homecoming Committee 3 1Chairman3; Honor Council 2,3,4; Imermurals 2,3; Junior Honor Guard 3; Orientation Committee 3; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4 1Sch01arship Chairmam; Publications Board 4; SLudem-Faculty Cabinet 4: Student Senate 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Committee Chair- man, Presidenm. JAMES SCHWEIGERTHBA; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Intermura1s 2,3,4; Phi Kappa Psi 1,2,3,4 Secretary, Social Chairmam: StuA dent Senate 3; Union Board 2 Uinterminmem Committee; VICKI SCHWIEGERiBS' AWS 4; Chi Sigma X1 4 1Sccretary3; tions Committee 1; Student Education Assocxauon 4 ;Secretary3; WomerFs Recreation Association 4, JAMES R. SCIACERONB.S,E.E.; Engineer- ing Sociexy 4 1Presiden0; IEEE 3; Phi Sigma Epsilon 3,4 Wice-Presideno; Tau Beta 1. JOHN E. SEDOREW B.S.E.E.,' Band 1,2,4; Civic Orchcstra 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 1,2, 3,4 1Historian, Vice-Presideno; Student Visita- tions 3,4; Young Republicans 1. SUE SELLE- 78.5.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Chi Sigma Xi 1,2,3,4 Wise President, Socia1 Chairmam; Student Education Association 1,3,4: Union Board 3 Recreation Committeex Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,41Sportshead1. HAROLD R.SEMROCK-B.S.;Choir1;F001- b21114; Track 4. JOLENE SESSLERHBS; AWS 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; University Players 1,2; Womenas Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. LINDA SEYMOUR; B.A.; AWS 1,2,3,4; ln- termurals 1,2,3,4; Pi Delta Chi 1,2,3; Womerfs Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. DOUGLASSHAMBURGERiBA. MARY JANE SHANNER 43.5.; Elections Committee 1; Kappa Psi Omega 3,4; Student Education Association 4: Young Republicans 2. RANDOLPH SHERRENWBA; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4; University Players 2,3,4. RONALD J. SHULTZV -B.S.; Bio10gy Club 2, 3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 2,3,4. JOHN D, SIEBERT 8.5.; Band 1,2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4 iTreasurerx University Orchesw Ira 3,4. RALPH A. SIEMION 73.5.; Geography Club 3; IntermuraIs 3; Student Association of Busi- ness Administration 4; Tennis 1: WVUR 2; Young Republicans 2. JEFFREY MARK SIEVERSiiBSJ ASCE 2, 3,4; Engineering Society 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 2, 3,4. ROBERT L. SINDYiBS; ASME 1; Baseball 1,3; Basketball 3 iManagerx Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Majors Club 2,3,4 1Secretary-Treasurer3; Orientation Committee 3; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 2. SUZA NNE SITESiBA; Class Olecer 2 1Social Chairmam; Crusaderettes 2,3: Dorm Counselor 3; Inner City Peace Corps 2; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4 1Recording Secretaryx Orientation Committee 2; Student Senate 2: Student Welfare Committee 2; Torch 1; Union Board 3 18001211 Committee Chairmam; Week of Challenge 41Executive Boardi CHRISTINA SLEBOSV 78.14.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. SHERRY LEE SMALLEY- 48.14.; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4 Oresidenn; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Dorm Counselor 4; Homecoming Committee 2; University Players 1,2,3,4 iPresideno; Womerfs Recreation Association 2,3,4: WVUR 4. GEORGE SMITHWBS; Inner City Peace Corps 3; Wrestling 1. JAMES SMITH -.B.S.C.E.,- ASCE 123.4; In4 termurals 1,2,3,4; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4. MARYANN SMITHWBS; AWS 3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 3,4; Student Education Association 4; Women3s Recreation Association 3,4, ROBERT WILLIAM SMITH B.A.; Band 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 2; Inteerratemity Council 2,3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi A1pha1,2,3,4, ROBERTSNIVEL 147834.; University Choral Society 1,3,4. DETLEF SOBERA YiB.A.; Inter-Fralernily Council 2; Intermurals 1; Phi Delta Theta 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. RICHARD SOEKENiBAU' Athletic Commit- tee 4 1Chairman3: Class Ocher 1 1Presiden0; Football 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Orienta- lion Committee 3,4; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4 1Chap4 laim; Student Senate 1,4; 1V3 Club 3,4. GAR Y N. SONNENBERGV -B.S.M.E.; ASME 3,4; Baseball 1; Engineering Society 3,4; Intermurals 2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,41Re- cording Secretaryi FRANK C. SORGA TZQBS; Sigma Phi Epi silon 2,31 KARLYNN SPALDINGiBS; Alpha Phi Delta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Class Ofncer 3 Social Chairmam; Inner City Peace Corps 4; Orienta- tion Committee 3; Union Board 1: Womenas Recreation Association 3. ROBERT E, SPICEA-BS; Biology Club 2,3; lnlcrmurals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1. TIMOTHY KARL SPILKERiBA; ASCE 2; Choir 1: Class Officer 2 Social Chairmam; Golf 1; Homecoming Committee 2 Wublicity Chain mam; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Orientation Commit- tee 2; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Union Board 2,3 1Recreation Committee Chairmam. SHARON A. SPITZERiBS; Alpha Phi Dels ta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Student Education As- sociation 4; Womens Recreation Association 1,2. JOHN L. STAHNKE 7834.; Alpha P1 4; ln- termuraIs 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4 iVice-Presidenm; Lighter 4 1Fiction and Short Story Editorx Student Senate 2; Student Welfare Committee 21Chairmani ROBERT STANTONiBA, Intermurals 2,3, 4; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4 1Cautain3. RICHARD D. STA UFFER BA; BasketbaIl 1; Student Senate 3; Theta Chi 1,2,3,4; Univer- sity Players 3,4. EUGENE M. STEFFAN B.S,M.E.,- ASME 2,3,4; Engineering Society 2,3,4; Football 1; Sigma Tau Gamma1,2,3,4, JERROLD H. STRECKERT-B.S.M.E. LARRYSTREICHER 78.5.; Intermurals 1,2, 3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 2,3,4. LARRY STEIGERW B.A.; Business Club 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon 2,3,4;1V Club 2,3,4. G, CRAIG STEINBERG-B.S.,- Student Busi- ness Association 3,4; Student Visitations 1,2. DA VID N, STEVENS , B.A.; Choir 3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4. GERALD STOLL 73S,- Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4: 1V1 Club 2,3,4. ROBER TA STONE 778.14.; AWS 1,2,3,4; Bea- con 2,4; Intermura1s 1,2,3,4; Kappa Tau Zeta 1,2,3,4; Majors Club 1,2,3,4; Social Relations Club 3,4; Womenk Recreation Association 1,2, 3,4. JANICE STREIT -B.A.,' Choir 3; Math Club 3,4; Torch 1,2,3. MARY STROHSCHEINWBA; Choir 3; Hu- man Re1ati0ns Club 3; Pi Delta Chi 3,4 1Secrei tarp; Women1s Recreation Association 3. LENORE STUCKERiBS; Math Club 3,4; Publications Board 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Stu- dent Education Association 3,41Treasurer1. WILLIAM J. SULLIVANV 8A.; Inter- Fraternity Council 4 1Public Relations Commit- tee Head1; Intermurals 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Gam- ma 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1,2,3; Scholarship Committee 1; Torch 1; Young Republicans 1,2, 3,4 4Presiden0. BETH SURAKiBA; Elections Committee 1; Majors Club 2; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 1; Torch 2,4; Women's Recreatiun Association 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM SUSLINGWBA; Geography Club 3,4. BILL SUSTRiBS; IEEE 4: Sigma Phi Epsi- 10n3,41 SARA SWARTZELLaBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, LOWELL SYLWESTERv-BS; Intermurals 2,3,4; Physics Society 1,2,3,4 iPresidenO; Sigma Phi Epsilon 2,3,4. GLENN R. TAIBL-B.A.,' InternFralernity Council 1,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4 iPresidenD. JAMES MICHAEL TEMENAKwBS; Engb nearing Society 3,4; IEEE 3,4; Theta Chi 2,3,4 1Prcsiden0, DONNA TENNISON4B.A.; AWS 1,2,3; Women1s Recreation Association 1, ARLENE TESKEiBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Human Relations Club 1,2: Inner City Peace Corps 4; Phi Beta Chi 1,2,3,4; Social Re1ations Club 1,2,3; Student Visitations 1; Womeifs Recreation Association 1,2. PA ULA THIESaBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Student Education Association 4; Women3s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4, JAMES H. THOMFORDEw-BA; ASCE 2,3: Phi Kappa Psi 1,2,3,4. SHARON THOMFORDEaBS; Alpha Xi Ep4 silon 2,3; AWS 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3. CARL A. THOMSEN-BS; Band 1; Credit Union 1,2,3 1Assistant Treasurer, Treasured; Homecoming Committee 2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi A1pha 1,2,3,4 Ureasureo; Student Associalion 0f the College of Business Adminis- tration 3,4; Student Welfare Committee 2, ROSEMARIE THORLAKSONVBAW' AWS 1,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4, HOWARD THRUNJBS; Business Club 3,4: Theta Chi 2,3,4; Young Republicans 2,3,4. GARY TOLLEFSON-r-BA; Gamma Theta Upsilon 4; Geography Club 3,4; Inmr-Fraterw nity Council 4; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4, DA VID F. TOMPKINS 73.5.; Sigma Phi Eps silon 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. LYNN TOPINKAV 3.5.; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2, 3,4. KA THLEEN TOSTRUD w-B,A.,- AWS 3.4; Beacon 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4; Torch 3,4 1As4 sociate Editoo; University Players 3,4; Union 276 Board 4 Wine Arts Committeex Women1s Rec- reation Association 3,4. RICHARD H. TREGO 7 B,A.,' Inner City Peace Corps 3; Inler-Fratemity Council 3; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; Youth Leadership Training Program 3,4 iAssistant Directory SUSAN E. TRETINYAK 8.5.; Alpha Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Business Club 4; Inter-Sorority Council 2,3,4. KENT TRIBBETT B.S.CE.,' ASCE 2,3,4: Beacon 3,4; Engineering Society 2,3,4. ALAN R. TURLEYiBS; Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4 1Socia1 Chairmam; Young Democrats 1,2,3,4. CAROLEE UITSHBA; Human Re1ations Club; Inner City Peace Corps; Pi Delta Chi; Social Relations Club; Student Visitations; Women3s Recreation Association; Young R84 publicans. CAROL MAIS UMBAUGH78J4JA1D118 Xi Epsilon 1,2,3,4, ROGER 1.. UMBA UGH 78.5.; Business Club; Theta Chi 3,4. PAM UNGERWBA; Gamma Phi 3,4 1Chapi 131m; Intermura1s 2,3,4. KA THRYN UNGRODTWBS, AWS 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Gamma Phi 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 1; W0men1s Rccv reution Association 1,2,3,4. THOMAS C. UTTER;B.A.,' Homecoming Committee 3; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1. PA UL VEDRAWBA; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Pi Kappa Alpha 1,2,3,4; Student Association of the College of Business Administration 4. . CAROL VAN AUKENiBS; Alpha Lambda Delta 2 1Presiden0; Chemistry Club 3,4: Gams ma Phi 1,2,3,4 1Secretary3; Go1d Splash 1: Gown and Gavel 4; Human Relations Club 1; Junior Honor GuardhAurora 3; Student Visita- tions 1, LINDA VANICKiBA. JIM VERSEMAN 48.5.; Basketball 3,4; Busi- ness Club 4; Phi Kappa Psi 3,4. KENNETH H. VETTERirB.S.M.E.; ASME 2,3,4; Communication Committee 1; Engineer ing Society 2,3,4; Intermurals 3; Phi Sigma Ep- si10n 2,3,4; Strobe 4 Engineering Newspaper: Editor; JUDY VICIANaBAu' AWS 1,2,3,4; Womcn1s Recreation Association 1,2; Young Republicans 1. CAROLA VIEHWEG4B.S.,- Home Econom- ics Club 3. FRED VOGT4B.S.,' ASCE 2,3,4; Engineering Society 1,2,3; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Kappa Ps12,3,4, FRED VON BARGENiBS; Student Senate 2,3. HENRY VON SCHLICHTENiBS, Geogrm phy Club 4; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. ALICE VOSSLER4B.A.; Intermurals 3,4; Pi ?elta Chi 3,4; Women1s Recreation Association PENNY WAECHTERWBA; AWS 1,2,3,4; Chi Sigma Xi 2,3,4; Social Relations Club 3,41 TOM WAGNER--B.S,; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; 1V3 Club. CAROL WALDSCHMIDT4BA, Alpha Xi Epsilon 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4. R. WALTHERv-VBSU' Homecoming Commit- tee 2; Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 1; WVUR 2, JUDITH ANNE WALTONiBA; Alpha Phi De1ta 2,3,4; AWS 1,2,3,4; Womens Recreation Association 4, RICHARD H. WAMHOFF4B.S.; Band 1,2,3; Class omcet 3 Ureasurerx Intermurals 1,2,3,4; Lighter 3,4 iAdverIising Managed; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4 Ureasurer, Business Managerx Torch 3,41Advertising Managed DOUGLAS WANNENWB.S.E.E.; Engineer- ing Society 1,2,3,4; IEEE 4; Inlermurals 4; Sigma Pi 1,2,3,4 Scholarship Chairmam, SHIRLEYA. WASHINGTONxBAu' Human Relations Club 1,2,3,4 1Presiden0; Highlight 4 iPrssidenty ELIZABETH HENDERSON WASHK04 8A.; Alpha Lambda Delta 1; ASME 3; Choir 2. MARIAN WEBER 43.5.; Womezfs Recre- aition Association; Student Education Associaw tlon. GEORGE V. WEESEWRSU' Basketball 2: Intermurals 2,3,4; Torch 3,4; Young Republi- cans4. KAREN WEGNER 8.5.; AWS l,2,3,4; Hu- man Relations Club 1: Phi Omega 3,4; Student Education Association 2,3,4; Young Repub1iV cans 1,2. PAT WEGNERWBS; AWS l,2,3,4; Campus Guide 2,3; Chapel Guide 2,3; Choir l,2,3,4; Gamma Phi l,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard- Aurora 3; Miss Valparaiso University 1965 2; Opera Worksh0p1,2,3;Torch 1. CHARLES E. WEITZEWBA; Biology Club 4; Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4 1Social Chairmam. BILL WENNLUNDiBS; Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Theta Chi 2,3,4, DONN WERLINGi BS; Alpha P1 4; Foot- ball l,2,3,4; Inter-Fraternity Council 3; Interw murals '1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4 1Secretary, Chaplaim; Scholar, ship Committee 3; 1V1 Club 3,4 Wice-Presidem, Secretary, Presidenn. JON WESSLER4-B.S.; Intermurals l,2,3,4; Math Club 1; Sigma Pi l,2,3,4; Young Repub1i- cans 1, DIA NA WETTER 4-8.4,- AWS 1,2,3,4; Wom- en1s Recreation Association 1; Young Repub1i- cans 1,2,3. DALE E. WHEELERWB.S.CE.,' ASCE 1,2,3, 4; Engincsring Society 3,4; Intermurals l,2,3,4; Phi Kappa Psi 2,3,4; 1V1 Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. JOHN L. WHETZELL B.S.; Intermurals 3,4. EDWARD WHITNEYiB. Intermurals 3,4; Union Board 3. GORDON WICKLUND B.S.M.E.,'ASME 4; Golf 1,2; Imermurals l,2,3,4; Theta Chi 2,3,4. JOSEPH WIDLICKZiBS. MARGOT WIEDENMANN -B.A.; Alpha Phi Delta l,2,3,4; Choir 1,3; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. JAMES F. WIEGEL 78.21.; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. JANET WILGUS -B.A. ROBERT C. WILKEWBAU' Sigma Tau Gam- ma 1,2,3,4 18001211 Chairmaro. MARY LOU WILLERWBS; Crusaderettes 2,3; Kappa Psi Omega 2,3,4 1Treasurer1; WomA en1s Recreation Association 1,2,3,4. TONI L. WILLI--B.S.,' AWS 1,2,3,4 1BigA Little Sis Chairmanx Inter-Sorority Counci1 3, 4 1PresidenQ; Phi Beta Chi l,2,3,4; Presidenfs Council 4; Studem-Faculty Cabinet 4; Student Senate 2; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2, 3,4. EMMA LOUISE WILLIAMSiBA; AWS 1, 2,3,4; Human Relations Club 3,4; Pi Delta Chi 1,2,3,4 1Presiden0; Women1s Recreation As- sociation 1,2,3,4. JERRY A. WILLIAMSiBS; ASCE l,2,3,4; Inteerraternity Council 2; Intermurals l,2,3,4; Sigma Pi l,2,3,4; Student Senate 2,3. PEGGY WILLIA MS 8.14.; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Education Association 3,4. KENNETH G. WINGEIER 48.8.; Bassball 3. 4; Footba1l 1; Intermurals l,2,3,4; Theta Chi 2,3,4. RUTH M. WlNTER-B.A.,- AWS l,2,3,4; Phi Omega 2,3,4 1Recording Secretary, President, Treasureo; Presidsnfs Council 3; Social Rela4 lions Club 2,3; Women1s Recreation Associa- tion 2,3. ALLEN WIPFLER4B.S.E.E,: Engineering Society l,2,3,4; IEEE 4; Intermurals 1; WVUR 2 JOHN A. WIRTHW 8.5.; Intermurals l,2,3,4; Majors C1ub l,2,3,4; Sigma Phi Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Student Visitations 4. GARY D. WISCHER-B.A.; Band l,2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 1,2,3,41Warden-Parliamentarian, Presidenn, ELLEN MAE WISCHMEYER 3.4; Alpha X1 Epsilon 2,3,4 1Treasurer1; AWS 1.2,3,4; Campus Guide 1,2; Class Officer 1 1Secretary1; Dorm Counselor 3; Lighter 3; Student Educa- tion Association 1,3,4. JUDY WISCHMEYERr--B.A.; AWS l,2,3,4; Campus Guide 2; Kappa Psi Omega 1,2,3,4 1Chaplain1; Student Education Association 1,3; Union Board 3 Social Committeex W0men1s Recreation Association 1,2. DA VID WISEMA N785. RONA LD M. WOLF , B.S.; Intermurals 2,3,4; Phi Kappa P512,3,4. PAMELA WOLLAEGERiBSU' Alpha Lamb- da Delta 1,2; Alpha Phi Delta 1,2,3,4; AWS 1.2, 4; Biology Club 1,2; German Club; Union Board 1. SUSAN ROSENOW WOODENWBS; Band 1,2; Delta Chi Epsilon 1,2; Junior Honor Guard- Aurora 3: Young Repub1icans 1,2. MARLYS YOUNKERiBA; A1pha Xi Epsi- lon 2,3,4; AWS l,2,3,4; Junior Honor Guard- Aurora 3; Women1s Recreation Association 1,2. FREDERIC R. YOPPS--B.S.; Alpha P1 4 1Vice-Presiden0; Beacon 3; Cross Country 1,2; Junior Honor Guard 3; Lambda Chi Alpha 1,2, 3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Student Senate 2; Stu- dent Senate Publications 3 1Business Managen; Torch 3; Track 1,2. SANDRA E. YTREEIDEriB.A.,;Transfer Slu- dent from University of Idaho, 1965; AWS 3,4; Social Relations Club 3,4; Union Board 4 180- cial Committeej, ROBERTZIEL 778,5; Tau Kappa Epsilon 1.2, 3,41Vice4Presidem1. VICTORIA ZIMMERMANV4B.S.,' AWS 1.2, 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Womerfs Recreation As- sociation 1,2. TIMOTHYJ. ZORNiBA; Alpha P1 4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4 1Presi- denO; Pub1ications Board 4; Scope 2,3,4; Student-Facultv Cabinet 4' Torch 2,3,4 1News faculty index Editor, Editor-in-ChieO. ARTHUR ZOSSWB.S.M,E.; ASME 1,2,3,4 1Presiden0; Phi Sigma Epsilon 1,2,3,4. ZANE ZWICKV B.A.,' Choir 1,2; Theta Chi 1, 2,3,4. law CHARLES D. DA WSON LL.B..' Communi- cation Committee 1; Delta Theta Phi 1.2,3,4.5.6; Intermurals 1,2.3,4; Student Bar Association 4,5,61WVUR 1,3. CHARLES FLECK 7J,D..' Phi Alpha Delta 4 1Clerk1; Student Bar Association 4, JOHN F. FLYNNi LLB; Basketball 1.2.3; 6011 2,3,4 1Captain, Most Valuable Player1; Phi Alpha Deha 4,5,6; Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4 1SOCia1 Chairmam; Student Bar Association 4, 5,6; Young Republicans 1,2,3,4, HOWARD W. GREEN 7.1.0.: Student Bar As- sociation 1,2,3. DUANE HARTMANiJ.D.;Stud5nt Bar As- sociation 1,2,3,41Secretary-Treasury1. DA VID HUBER?! J.D.,' Phi Alpha Delta 7; Student Bar Association 7 Wice-Presideno. MICHAEL W. HUTSON71.D.; Student Bar Association 1,2. ROGER A. JENSENW-JD; Phi Alpha De1ta 3; Student Bar Association 3, RICHARD L. KEMMING-J,D.; Orientation Committee 3,4; Student Bar Association 2,3,4. DA VID J. KUNDERT J.D.,' Phi Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Studsm Bar Association 1,2. ALLEN LANDMEIERiJD; Law Review 1Note Editon; Phi Alpha Delta 1,2,3; Moot CourtTeam. DICK LEIKENWLLJI. NORMANE. LINDSTEDT J.D. DONALD E. MARTIN;J.D. THEODORE E. MESHiJD; Bands l,2,3,4; Inter-Fraternity Council 3,4,5,6,7 1Presiden0: Intermurals l,2,3,4; Phi Alpha Deha 5,6,7; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2,3,4 Wice-Presidenoz Student Bar Association 5, 7; Studem-Faculty Cabinet 5; Student Senate ,4: Tennis 3; Young Repub1icans 1,2,3,4. WILLAM H. PASCHw-J.D.,- Delta Them Phi; Student Bar Association, JOHN C. RUCKr-J.D.,' Student Bar Associa- tion 1,2,3 Representative, Presideno. GEORGE W. VALSA, JR.7LL.B.; Alpha P1 4: Delta Theta Phi 1,2,3,4,5,6 Secretary, Treas- urer, Presidenoz Honor Council 2,3,4; Intermw rals l,2,3,4; Student Bar Association 4,5,6: WVUR 1,3. MICHAEL VIRGIL J.D.,' Phi Alpha Delta 1, 2,3,4; Student Bar Association 1,2,3,4. JOHN W. YAKIMOWi-JD; ASME l,2,3,4; Engineering Society l,2,3,4; Intermurals 1,2,3, 4; Phi Alpha Delta 5,6,7; Student Bar Associa- tion 5,6,7; Theta Chi l,2,3,4; WVUR 1. AITcldt, Don A, 104 Brauer, Richard 33 DaIImzmn, William Albers, James 113 Bretscher, Paul 113 Doubcrman,Wilham Aller, Mrs. Katherine 102 Brockopp, Daniel 113 Daum. Janet Arnold, R1chard 111 Brown, Ru111 107 Deters, John Eacplcr, Mrs. Martha 85 Brust, Linda 94 Droegc, Thomas Baepler, Richard 128 Bucgc. William 84 Dros1. Wuhcr Baepler, Mrs, Simon: 94 Buls. Erwin 95 Dunagan, Durothca Bartelt, Louis 125 Bums, Margaret 127 Ehrenberg, James Barmw, 13,6ch 107 Cacmmercr, Richard 88 Eifrig. Gail Bauer, Emory 107 Carew, Terrence 97 Eifrig, W1lliam Bauer, Walter 98 Carlson, Kermit 101 El-Naggar, Ahmed Sami Baumgacrmer, Martin 85 Carlson, Lee 101 Evans, Gene Benson,Ar1hur 88 Carlson, Mary 97 Fabrycky, Jon Berg. Meredith 98 Clark, Katharine 93 Fa1kenstein, Henning Bells. E. Jane 107 Cole. Helen 94 Feastcr. John Biglcr, Clair 93 Cook, Gilbert 90 Ferguson, Byron Bloom. William 89 Coons, David 116 FIEming, Larry Eodenstab, Ernes1 91 Case, Virginia 109 Foster, Lois Boa, Warren 100 Cramplon, Daniel 93 Fratus. Mary Eoehringer, Hans 112 Crumpacker, Mary 95 Freaman, Emma Bohn, Russel 91 Cunningham, Rex 93 Frey, Fredcrick Boyd, Willis 98 Czike, Stephen 127 Friedrick, Walther 277 111 621111, DanicI 98 121 Galow, Carl 85 93 Gehring, Philip 103 90 Goshert, Robert 110 112 Gram, Harold 115,116 91 Graney, Richard 110 110 Gromley, Charles 126 117 Grotrian, Harvey 96 93 Guillaumam. Hazel 94 103 Hahn, Vera I 1 I 120 Hartman. 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Carl Hyaue. Barbara Hyde. Nancy Illenbcrgcr, Michael Inga11s, Katherine Jacobs,A13n Jacobs..1ane Jacobs, Steven Janota, Rudolph Jansen, Thomas Janssen, Carol Janssen, Robert Jawon, Diane Jahn, Gretchen Jensen, Roger Jensen, Sharon Johnson, Janis Johnson, Julzme Johnson, Kalherine Johnson, Penny Jones. Donald Jones, Richard Jones. Ronald Jordan, Judith Joseph. Anthony Joubert, Paul Junck, Mary k Kaestner, Roben Kahle, Paul Kaiser, Beuy Kalen. Kcnneth Kalt, Robert Kandt. Barbara Kanefkc, Peggy Kanning, Philip Kamhzs, Robert Karsel, Paula Kmsten, Janet Kasworm, Carol Kavasch, Paula Keberle, Patricia Keck. William Kee1. G. Kegler, Carol Keinalh, Roberl Kelley, Philip Kelley. Susan Kern, Tiiu Kerch, Lmda Kerr, Elenore Kesslcr, Suzanne Kier, Kennclh 196,208,252 252 252 180 168,252 150,228 252 138,228 152,228 148,228 212.228 252 209,228 252 252 144,208,252 252 252 252 252 140,252 252 140.252 252 160,252 218 168,228 228 252 228 138 228 140 156 269 228 228 156 142,228 198 228 134 228 216,228 132 138 132 198 206 152.228 209 138,228 228 160 142,201 152,228 189 140,228 199,228 152 146,200 136,269 160 150.228 134 l34,204,207,208,228 228 138,228 140,228 152,180,210 189 142,269 158,209 170,228 136 228 228 228 21 1 229 Kilp1ncn, Michael Kimpel, Nancy King, Randolph King, William Kinias, George Klrk, Linda Kirk, Wi111am Kissling, Thomas K1cin, Lavonne K1einhaus, Sandra chnz, Allan Klelkc, Janice Kleve, Frederic Klingensmith, Robert Klipper, Diann Kluever. Linda Klunder, Marianne Knebel, Judith Kniggendorr, Linda Knighlon. Anna Knobe1, Pau1 Knou, Kay Koch, Norman Kochenburger, Linda Koeh1er, Fred Koehlcr, Henry Koehler, Margaret Koehlinger, Susan Kochn, Wi11iam Koenig, Gregory Koenig, Karen Koanig, Paul Koenkcr, Mark Koepke, RonaId Koeslcr, Dmne Kolatalo. Ihor Kolb. Joanna Kolze, Bruce Konrad. Marilyn Kopeta. Jamey Kopp, Weston Kopps, Gary Korrias, Angeline Korfisl, Norman Koschmann, John Koselke, Robert Koser, Linda Kosman, Warren Kass. Carol K055, Ruth Kousalhanas. Amanasios Kowerl, Susan Kozel, Mary Kraegel, Frederic Kramer, Susan Krampien, Penny Kraus, Daniel Kraus, Donna Kraus, Waller Krause, David Krauss, Thomas Kramer, Barbara Kreml, Ronald Krempel, Frank Krenz, Rebecca Krelchmar, Richard Krelzmann, Waller Kratzschmar, Barbara Krelzschmar, Charlene Kretzschmar. Harriet Kreulner, Donald Kristo. Darrcll Kroening, Caro1e K1011, Dallas Krueger, Roberl Krug, Julie Kruglcr, Jean Kruse, Belh Kruse, Judith Kuba1, James Kubik, Kennclh Kueck, $211311 Kuehn, Ruben Kuenne, Martha Kuhn, Kathryn Kummer, Cathy Kundert, David Kursch, James 282 152,229 140,229 156,229 180 205 132 218,229 148 174,219,229 134 229 229 160207209229 229 254 254 254 229 142.254 136,229 158,254 254 254 208,254 162,254 162,254 254 1118208219154 254 156,254 134,254 168,254 254 254 254 254 132,254 170,254 254 254 160,254 254 208.254 229 229 254 136,208,254 168.21 1,229 142,254 208,254 254 229 254 197,254 144 254 150 150 229 254 162,254 142,254 254 254 196 196.254 229 254 146,254 208,254 166 254 138,254 158,175,229 213,229 142,255 142,196,255 255 255 162,255 168,255 132,198,229 168,255 140,208,255 255 144.255 229 156,255 Luesch, Diane 230 Lager. David 203,255 Lah, Kenneth 255 Lahaync, Elden 255 Lake, Thomas 255 Lammcrlse, Barbara 134,255 Lampsaus, Alice 255 Landmeicr, A11cn 209,230 Landmeier, Larry 160,201,255 sberg, Kurt 230 Lane, Lindu 142,255 Lane, Ronald 162,255 Lang, Shcrry 136,255 Langc, Lalhlccn 134,174,255 Lange, Pamela 23o Lungs, R. M. 148,255 Lang1101T, Donald 152,250 Lantz. ,dward 170,255 Luroc, David 165,255 Larsen, David 160,203,255 Larsen, R011 156,230 Larson, C, 180 Larson, Donna 255 Larson, Henry 255 Larson, Linda 255 Larson, Nord 255 Larson, Phylhs 138,208,255 Uusscigne, Ted 160,256 Lalhmpe, Karen 255,144 Lalzkc, Laura 136,255 Luub, Barry 230 Laube, L015 255 Laumncn, Janet 255 Laux, Palrlcia 134.230 Lavery, Robert 255 Luvold, James 255 Ledercr, David 255 Lee. Larry 255 Lee, Thomas 255 Lefevrc, Dale 158,255 Lehrbaummer, Mary 140,199,255 Leland, Diana 207,255 Lemsler, Karen 255 Lenhurg, Robert 230 Lenhart, Sharon 146,255 Lem, Pamela 255 Lepislo, Lawrence 160,230 Lepisto, Linda 134,256 Larch, Sara 140,256 Lcssing, Robert 290 Lessner, Richard 166,211,256 Letscher, Edwin 166,256 Lculiettc, Judith ' 230 Lewis, Barbara 138,195,198,206,208,230 Lewis, David 256 Lewis. Ronz11d 206,230 Lewis, S1ephcn 206 LeXow, Pau1 256 Libbey, George 230 Lieske, Charles 160,256 Lillich, David 256 Lincoln, Annasue 230 Lincoln, Karen 196,256 Lincoln, Sandy 150 Lincoln, Susan 142,195,196,201,219,256 Lindeman, Patricia 138,256 Lindcmann, Stephanie 132,208,230 Linder, John 256 Lindfors, Robert 164,175,198,209,230 Lindlauf, Emily 230 Lindsledl, Norman 230 Lingo, Janet 256 Linkowski, Eileen 256 Lipset. Louis 148,256 List, Lois 146,256 Little, David 164,256 Liltmann, Carol 134,256 Livingston, Margaret 203 Lochner, Anne 140,230 Lofthouse, Janice 256 Lohremz, Carlton 170,230 Lohrenlz, Nancy 134.230 Longanbach, Jan 166,200,256 Longerman, Janet 230 Lorbeck, Linda 196 Lord, Margaret 256 Lorenz, Phyllis 136,256 1.0mm, Roger 148,256 Love, Michael 256 Low, James 270 Ludw1g. Mary 136.256 Lucckc, Eiliyabeth 136.256 Lucdeckcr, Stephen 150,256 Luekcns, Jamey 158,197 Luckons, Kcnncth 230 Luckens, Roger 156,230 Lusking, Culhcrinc 142,231 Luepkc, Robert 256 Luke. Larry 162,270 Luken. Dick 231 Lundstrom, Eric 150.231 Lusk, Kurcn 256 Lusthoff, Craig 148,256 Luxenbcrg, John 166.256 m Mace, Peter 256 Machc, Pau1 256 Macinlyru, Susan 256 Mack, RusxcH 256 Mackcy, Eileen 256 Muckcy, Stephen 231 MacPhcrson. Carla 256 Mader, Judith 256 Magee, Dav1t1 168,209,213,270 Magrakcn. Jack 256 Mahler, Pelcr 270 Mah1ke. Mark 256 Mahsman, Muchele 138,208,231 MaihofT. ShirIec 142,213,256 Mam1and, Marcia 213,256 MaIiCk, Jenny 132,256 Malison, Keith 256 M2110, Nancy 206,256 Maloney. Edward 156.231 Mane, Margaret 256 Mulvik, Jenny 142,256 Manchik, Ruben 148.256 Mancmi, Rona1d 256 Manes. Jean 136,256 Mann, Babeue 256 Mann. David 158.231 Mmmhmm. Susan 215,231 Manns, Basil 231 Manske, CaroI 138.256 ManleuH'el, Dorothy 136,256 Marczewski. Thomas 216,231 Margenau. D21v1d 170,256 Mark, Robert 256 Marks, Ken 209 Marlowe. Nancy 197.208 Marquarch, Mark 216,256 Marquart, Pm 231 Mensch, Jamcs 160.207.210.231 Marlin, Dana C. 256 Marlin, David 181 Marti , Donald 231 Martin, James 164,216,256 Marlin. Joan 231 Mass, Ronald 158,256 Massa, Georgia 256 Mather, Lauren 138.231 Mathson. Carol 134,256 Malika. Loye 256 Matthews. Christine 256 Matthews. W11Iiarn 148.185.256 Matthias. James 256 Mauhias. Karcn 231 Matthias, Wendell 170.270 Malusik, Carol 256 Malusik. Wayne 1581231 Malzkc, Gary 231 Maurer. Kenneth 256 MaurhoFF. Frederick 150.231 Maulz. Kaye 231 May. Lmdzl 257 May, Stephen 168,181.189.257 May. Marion 231 Mayer, Fredr1ka 257 McAllister, Brenda 132,231 McAlpin, Roanald 231 McBelI, C. 189 McBurney, M1163 257 McCabe, James 209 McCann, Charles 170,257 McCaughcy, Kathleen 142,257 McCIinton. Madelyn 197,231 McConnell. John McCormick, William McDan1e1. Sherry McGu1rc, Joyce McHalpme. Catherine McHugh, Marie Mclnlirc, Phyllis McKee. Judy McKicnIie, William McKmney. Robert McLain, Lucinda McLuin. Malco1m McLaughlin, Kcrry MCLaurin. Earl McLellan, Patricia Macs, Melume Mehncrl. Frank Meier, Judith Meier, Knren Mcincr. Llnd'd Meinz, Richard Mcmzen. Michael Meixner, Linda Mejla, Jose Me1ctio, Suzanne Mengcrt, Carolyn Menzel, Philip Mcono. Rundau Merkcl. Linda Mcsh, Marilyn Schumacher Mesh, Theodore Melcalf, Barbara Mctcalf, Kenneth Mclncks, Loret Meyer, Caryn Meyer, Diane Meyer, Elume Mayer. John Meyer, Jon Meyer. Judith Meyer, Katherine Meyer. Kulhleen Meyer, Madeline Meyer, Nancy Meyer, Richard Meyers. David Meyers. James Meyers, Thomas Mcyers, Vincent Mibs, J. Michael. Linda Michaw, Jamcs Miercndorf, CHILI M1kel. Linda Milaeger, Barbara Miles. James Millard. David Miller. Archie Miller, David Mil1er. F, Miller,G:1ry Mi11cr, Jeffrey Miller, Jerry M11131. JeweH Miller, Karen Miller. Lee M111er. Marilyn Miller, Rebecca Miller. Suzanne Miller, Thomas Millington. Mary M111w21rc1. Thomas MintzlafT. Charles MitcheH. John MilcheH. virginm Mi1skevich. Louise M06. Paul Moeller. Rhoda Mocser. Carol Mogensen, Donna Mohx Cheryl M0111, Lary M0111. SaHy Mohrman. Edward Molina, Leon Pierrc M01161. Jacqueline Monaco, Patricia Mondo. David Montgomery, Robert 283 257 257 132,257 140,231 257 257 257 231 231 198,257 257 257 162.214.231 257 257 257 257 232 257 257 150,257 257 136,257 257 132,257 257 148,232 232 257 136,232 209,232 257 164.257 232 142,201,216232 232 232 257 232 208.257 257 257 257 257 158.209.257 257 270 152.257 232 185 257 152,257 257 232 257 158 257 257 I70 185 150.257 152.257 185,232 257 146,257 257 257 138 142,257 162,257 138.270 164.257 204.209.207.232 257 257 232 257 208 132,208,257 140,257 140,198,257 1581257 232 257 257 257 232 257 185,257 , Mantis. Gayle 136.258 Moore, Janice: 258 Moore. John 258 Moore, Wi11ian-1 158.258 Morcny. Tom 154.258 Morgan, chgy 144211258 Morris, Ra1ph 150,195,198,206.209.232 Morlimore, Ann 140,232 M0551: William 258 Moscy, Bryce 258 M011, Corinna 258 Moulder, Patricia 140.232 Mowrey, Christina 134.258 May, Beny 170 Moycr, Milton 158175258 Mras. Carolyn 258 Muchlhausen, Gordon 2515 MueUcr. Al1en 232 Mueller, Barbara 205 Mueller, Barbara L. 258 Muel1cr. Curl 160.258 Mueller, Christine 258 Mueller, David 160.232 Mue1ler, Duvid Edward 232 Mucl1er, David 232 MuelIer. inc 144.199.258 MueHer, Erika 258 Mueller. James F3133 170,258 MueIIer, James 13.011 258 MucIIcr. Jane 132,233 Mueller. John 258 Mue1ler, Joyce Mac 258 MucIIer..10yce Margaret 258 Mueller. Paul 180 Mueller. Rebecca 258 Mueller, R1chard Allen 150,258 MuclIer. Richard E. 214.258 MueIIer, Ronald 270 Mueller, Russel 150,258 Muenich. Michucl 148.258 MuffeIman. Paula 258 Muggc. 1661 158,270 Mu1h61lund. Kathleen 211 Muller, Karen 207 Mu11cr. Warren 233 Mulzcr. Kenneth 258 Mungcr. Caroline 258 Munll. Jucolyn 258 Mumz. L1nda 2521 Murphy, Roger 164,216,258 Muske. leu1 258 Mussie. Vickie 258 MusZynsk1. Thomas 170.258 Myers. Kamleen 258 Myers. Max 258 n Nagdeman. Gerald 258 Nagcl, Leonard 168.233 Nahrwold. John 180 Najjar, DanieI 258 Najjar. Leonard 150.258 Nash. Judith 258 Nauss, Cheryl 27o Navm. James 258 Neale. Robert 258 Necb. Randall 154,233 NEIT, Jon 160,233 Nehring. Mary 208 Neils. Robert 233 Nelson, Becky 132,258 NeIson, Frederic 150 Nelson, Karen 144,258 Nelson, Laura 258 Nelson. Lynne 259 Nelson. Patrick 181.259 Nelson. Sondra 212,259 Nelson, Susan 259 Nesheim. Patricia 259 Ness, Linda 142,259 Neuman, Harold 164 Neumann. ShirICy 259 Ncusladl. Ronald 259 Niblack. Douglas 168,233 Nichols. Robert 259 Nickel. Ronald 145,152.196,206,209,259 Nickles. John 150.259 Niekum, Karen 259 Nielsen, Diane 270 Nieman, Joyce 144,259 Niemann, Jeffery 259 N1emncller, Carol 140,196,206,259 Nienow, Steven 259 Niermeyer, Donald 168,233 N1mlz, Robert 181,189,233 Nmke, David 162,259 Ninncmann, John 168.233 Ninnemann, Karl 259 N112, Joy 259 N1xon, Robert 259 Nixon, Russess 259 Noak, Delayne 140,198,233 Noble, Linda 259 Noon, Thomas 233 Norden, Leeroy 164 Nordlic, Barbara 259 Nordsiek, Evelyn 208,259 Norton, Larry 168,233 Norton, R1chard 164,259 Nosbaum, Leroy 152,259 Nouke, Paul 259 Novuk, Diane 144,259 Nuechler1cin. Kuni 259 Nuss, Carole 233 Nullal, James 259 Nykel, Dwight 196,259 0 Oakley, Dav1d 170 01521-111, Ron211d 259 Odell, Linda 259 Odell, Roben 164,209,259 Oderwald, Virginia 144,233 Oe1schlaegcr, Richard 209 Oelschlacger, Robcn 259 Oestermeyer, Ken 154,233 Oesterreich, Duane 259 Ogg. Otis 170,259 Ohlemiller, Marcia 259 Oken, Peler 233 Okumura, Steven 158,196,259 Oldenburg, Edward 162 Oldenburg, Julie 214,259 Oldmski, Harold 259 Oldscn, John 152,259 Olsen, Linda 140,270 Olson, Amber 138,259 Olson,Car01 140,233 015011, 61111 259 015011, Les 233 0150 , Sheryl 259 Ollmanns, Mary 259 ONeill, Robert 206 Oreair, Jacque1yn 199 Ores, Richard 233 Orlando, Donna 259 Orling, Christine 26D 0r1ing,James 260 Omat, Bonnie 233 Orr, Thomas 260 Ortmeyer, Susan 134,197,260 Osmus, Richard 148,233 Osten, Kim 197,260 Oster. Fred 168,195,197106209233 Oslermeier, Dorothy 233 Oslrandcr, Thomas H, 154,233 011, Dennis 260 One, Gwendolyn 260 One, Sue 260 Ono, Gregory 260 0110, Palricia 160,260 0110, Roland 160,260 Oye. Norman 270 Paar, Carolyn 260 Paavola, Kristine 260 Face, Jacqucli 260 Pajer. Vida Ann 207,270 Palmbach, Judith 192,260 Palmer, Bruce 260 Palmer, Willlam 260 Palmison, Sharyn 260 Pale, Linda 196,260 P2115, Russel 154,262 Paquene, Diane 260 Parks, Barbara 260 Parks, Steven 170,234 Parlin, Donna 260 Parro, Linnea 260 Partak, Robcn 234 Fasch, William 234 Patterson, Gcorgc 152,260 Patterson, Roy 154,260 Paul, James 168,209,215234 Paul, Sharon 234 Pauls, Helen 146,234 Paulsen, David 260 Pavlenko, Alexander 160,260 Pcarcy, David 234 Pearson, Eddy 205,260 Ptarson, Molly 146,260 Pcarson, Ronald 215 Pearson, Thomas 234 P6252, Robert 260 Pech, Gerald 154 Pcderson, Donna 260 P012, Jerome 158,260 Pence, Jeffrey 260 Pencck, Terrence 260 Paper, Robert 234 Perdichizn, Lucille 234 Peres, Lauren 260 Perry, Robert 260 Pctermann, Karen 132,234 Peters, Chnsliun 160,260,234 Peters, David 160,260 Peters, Miriam 218,260 Pc1crs, Robert 154,260 Petersen, Larry 260 Petersen, Warren 160,260 Pcterscn, William 152,234 Peterson, Barbara 207 Peterson, Camille 260 Peterson, Donna 260 Peterson, Elke 134,260 Pclerson, Keith 234 Peterson, Kem 158,260 Peterson, Mary 270 Peucrscn, Paula 140 Pfaffenberger, Robbie 260 PfeH'er, John 168,260 P135161, Edward 234 meenhauer, Bob 168,197,209,260 Phelps, William 199 Pherson, Lynne 146,260 Phillips, Manlyn 132,260 Pick, JeHrcy 260 Piehl, Charles 260 Piehl, Mel 168,195,197,198,209,260 P161, Mavis 136 Pmpenbrink. Edwin 166,260 P1eper, James 158,234 Pier, Bunny 216,260 PicrcerRuhland, Harrie! 136,196,270 Pierson, Terry 260 Pielers, Robert 160,234 Pinken, James 207,234 Pinkerl, John 212 Pippenger, Mary 136,260 Flangeman, Karen 260 Plan, Joseph 260 Plan, Stephen 180,234 Pleuss, John 260 Podell, Kenneth 260 Pofah', Ann 138.234 P0h1man, Bonnie 260 Polser, Robert 260 Polzin, Bonnie 212,260 Polzin, Eunice 260 Pomianoski, Edward 168,260 Pope, John 199,234 Popp, Christi 216,250 Poppen, Gerald 261 Post, Becky 261 Post, Gayle 195,196,261 Prahl, Joyce 261 Prahst, James 162,234 Prange, Mark 261 Precht, C3101 270 Fredcl, Erigine 261 Presler, Kay 234 Priebe, Janice 132,261 284 Prinzing, Karen Putnam, Kathleen Putnam, Kathleen L. Putnam. Stephan Quick, Paui I' Raab, Culh1ccn Rauck, Karl Rausch, Richard Racek, John Radd212,Ann Radmer, Barbara Radlke, Mary Ellen Ralfo, Dian: Rainwaters, James Rakow, Kennem Ramey, Diane Ramnilz, Carl Ramshsw, Gail Raschka, Dennis Raschke, Roger Rathen, Kamleen Rathjen, Connie Ramkc, Stephen Rauch, Bruce Raudcnbush, Jayne Rauscher, Jill Rauscherl, Donald Ray, Kathryn Rcdiger, Ellen Reese, Robcrt Rehmc, Bonita Rehmc, Murcia Reich, Sue Rcilly, Michael Reim, Gary Reinen, Suzette Reimkcr, Susan Reister, Jamce Rener, Richard Reiter, Robert Rennegarbe, Donald Ressmeyer. Georgia Rclzlaff, Elizabeth Reynolds, Clifford Rezck, Joan Richardson, Carolyn Richardson, James Richman, Dorothy Ric11ner, Mary Ridcr, Alan Ridge1y, Thomas Riechers, Elaine Riedel, Gail Riedel, Nancy Riegerl, Sandra Ries, Christine Riess, Ju11a Riess, N11: Ricwe, Carolyn Riewe, Gregory Righem, Miriam Riley, Michael Rinas, Waller Ringhand, R1chard Rink, James Rippe,Lc1rnz1 R151. Anne R151, Ray Rilter, Edward Riller, Robert anman, Mary R1221. Cheryl Roberts, Chester Robens, Chrisline Roberts, Judith Robertshaw, John Robinson, Edith Robinson, 101m Rock, Robert Rockerman, Robert Rockwell, Thomas Rodden, Pixicdec Rode, Paul 136,198,208,212,234 132,208,234 261 209 261 140,270 170,261 261 158,234 134,261 234 261 140,261 152,261 152,234 261 261 261 148,261 164,199,234 261 144,270 162, 199206219261 158,261 140,261 140,198,261 152,185,261 261 134,215,261 261 140,234 136,261 132,270 261 154,261 261 261 134,234 261 154,261 162,261 208 234 216,261 261 140,261 160,208,234 136,261 261 261 261 261 142,200,261 134,235 235 132,261 261 150,199,205,261 142,261 261 261 235 160,235 261 261 261 180 197 261 158,261 270 Rodcnbcck, Kmen Roduvich, Andrew Roc, Char1ouc Roe, Donald Rocdcl, Donald R0ed1ger, Manlyn Rocglin, Rohcn Roeh1,Thomas Roehrs, Barbara Roemke, Monica Roemke, Wanda Rogers, Dcuglus Rogcrs,Sh11ron Rogers, Wallace Roggc, Barry Rogo, Carolyn Rohnert, Marilyn Rohnke, Dianne Ruhr, William Rolahn, David Rolfe, Richard Roller, Douglas Roleslon, Rolene Rominger, Deborah Ronfcldl, Rhcnda Ronngren, Robert Roschkc, Marilyn Roschkc, Ronald Rosa, David Rosenbaum, Elains Rosenow, Mary Roscnqu1sL,Wi1Iiam Ruskie, Joanne Ross, Mary Ross, Paul Ross, Wilhelmmu Rosl, Diane Rest, Lois R051, Ronald Roth, Cheryl Rothschild, Helen Rothschild, Katherine Romel, Elizabeth Roll, Lavonne Rousseau, Charles Rozanski, John Rozek, Barbara Rozck, Kenneth Rubsamen, Richard Ruck, John Rudi, Thomas Rudolf, F 'lh Rudolph, Jill Rucckwald, Joan Rueter, Rand Ruhno, J0 Rupp, Diane Rupprcchl, David Rust, Franklin Rutherford, James Rulland, Bruce Rullin, Diane Ryan, Lois Rybicki, David Snake, Alan Sabrowsky, Alan Sachlleben, Paul Salter, Kathleen Salvay, Franklin Salvner, Gary Salzer, Diana Sambo, Karen Samuelson, CaroI Samuelson, Jack Sanderson, Mark Sandoval, Hugo Sanford, Sigrid Samefort, Donald Santogade, Connic Sargent, James Sauer, Frank Sawalsky, B Scala, Patrick Schacht, Jeffrey Schack, David Schade, Sharon 261 261 144,261 219,235 I 64, 195206209235 132,235 196,261 235 140,261 144,261 150,261 261 261 261 261 208,216,261 261 168,261 261 261 180 270 132,262 235 262 132,262 262 148,235 262 262 262 136,270 235 168,180,262 262 235 21 1,235 262 209,235 152,262 262 262 235 166,262 144,262 262 262 180,185,262 235 150,262 262 262 170,262 262 262 168,262 262 270 216,262 262 134,262 1321742023262 262 235 235 146,262 262 146,262 262 150,262 189 262 262 156,262 262 Schacrcr, Jancl Schacfcr, Lcsl1c Schuel'er, Ph1lip Schuechr, Renee Schalla, Karon Schaw, Cynthia SchealTer, James Scheele, Jane! Scheidt, Eric Schc1d1, Jonmhan Schelhng, David Schcnck, John Schcnkcy, Mary Schepler, Charlotte Scherpelz, Ruben Scheufele, Lynn Schider, Connie Schiehser, Patricia Schikowski, Judith Schiller, MarIyS-Jcan Schiller, Norman Schinlcr, John Sch1ak, Douglas Schlic Schlie, Stephen Schlimperl, Susan Schlueler, Karen Schlundt, Linda Schlundl, Ronald Schm212,Jocl Schmalz, Joyce Schma1z, Peter Schmid, Sandra Schmidt, Dav1d Schmidt, Harald Schmidt, James Schmidt, John Schmidt, Hoseph Schmidt, Kayla Schmidt, Louise SchmidK, Robert Schmidt, Thomas Schmidt, Winston Schmiege, P2111 Schmiegc, Robert. Schmitt, Wilham Schwold1, Ralph Schmmzcr, Janet Schnack, Carl Schnack, Harold Schneider, Dennls Schneider, Emil Schnellbaecher, Sally Schnitta, Danie1 Schnute, James Schocnbeck, Ann Schoenbeck, Dale Schoenefeld, Donald Schoenefeld. Kay Schoenike, Larry Schoening, Carol Schocphocsler, Susan Scholl, Melvin Sch011,Ralph Scholow, Sandra Schoon, Gayle Schramm, Belly Schramm, Thomas Schramm, Warrcn Schreiber, Cheryl Schroeder, Alan Schroeder, Barbara Schrocder, Carl G. Schroeder, CarI G. Schroeder, Roger Schroeder, Steven Schnelcr, Roderick Schuermann. Alan Schuesslcr, Aloha Schuesslcr, Gary Schucue, Howard Schuclta, Jane Schukncchl, .1111 Schulte, Susan Schultz, David Schultz, Diana Schuhz, Diane Schultz, Gloria Schuhz, Linda 202,262 262 168,235 140,262 144,213,235 235 150 134,262 180 262 263 158,263 263 263 263 263 134,208,263 142,263 136,263 132,199,235 196 235 162,263 142,235 270 195,197 136,263 263 263 263 263 160,197,206,263 140,236 156,206,236 236 236 263 263 263 236 263 156,175,263 180,236 156,263 160,236 152,180,263 263 263 263 156,236 148,236 166,263 263 168,263 264 142,236 170,263 154,180,189,236,263 263 270 263 132,263 263 236 138,236 207,216,263 263 170,263 158,236 132,263 162,263 263 263 154,236 236 253 264 154,263 236 164,263 158,263 263 264 138,210,264 264 138,208,264 263 142,200,207,208,270 285 264 Schultz, Loren Schultz, Mary Schultz, Ronald Schultz, Susan Schulz, Cheryl Schulz, Joanne Schulz, Lauren 56111112, Munlyn Schulz, Susan Schumachcr, John Schur, David Schutkowski,.1ane Schulz, Charlene Schwab, Virginia Schwager, Bradley Schwalm, Stuart Schwan, 311111111 Schwan. Mark Schwandner, Carol Schwandl, Stephen Schwandl, Thomas Schwark, August Schwebke, John Schwehn, Mark Schwehn, Martha Schwcigerl, James Schwcigcrl, Mary Schwerin, Dona1d Schwclz, Lorna Schwieger, Vicki Schqusl, Suzanne Sciaccro, James Scranton, James Seall, Michael Seboldl, Stephen Scdorc, John Soemann, James Semen, Roger Seidelmann, J0 Se1denschnur, Annene Sella, Patricia Selle, Martha Selle, Susan Selover, Crmg Semrock, Harold Scndak, Timothy Sensor, George Server, William Sess1er, Jolcne Sexton, Beverly Seymour, Linda Shamburger, Douglas Shanner, Mary Sharp, Karen Sharpe, Janice Shea, Peggy Sheren, Randolph Sherry, Kcnh Sherwood, Arlyn Shibata, George Shimer, Robert Shipley, Diane Short, Barbara Shuger, Geoffrey Shultz. Ronald Sieberk John Siedentop, Lenore Siek, David 51mm, Mary Siemion, Ralph Sicmon, Edward Sievers, Jemey Sicving, Cathy Sievmg, Paul Simancek, Kay Simmons, Philm Simon, David Simpson, David Simpson, Jane Sims, Dennis Sindy, Robert Sine, Susan Siniscalchi, William Sims, Ruth Slater, Marcia Slebos, Christina Sliter, Thomas SmaHey, Sherry 264 264 236 132,236 21 1,236 264 140,236 140,199,264 138,201,264 216,264 264 264 264 144,264 264 236 132,264 199,236 264 152,264 197,264 264 270 154,175,195,198, 206,209,236 264 154,196,237 132,264 160,264 140,264 136,237 138,264 158,207,211,237 264 180 264 156,207,237 218 170,264 264 264 134,197,264 138,270 136,215,237 264 180,237 264 209 213 237 264 237 237 140,237 264 144,264 270 170,237 166,264 270 270 264 264 142,200,264 264 150 156,237 207 264 144,264 237 162,264 237 264 264 264 150,264 264 158,202,264 264 264 164,237 264 170,264 140,198,237 270 140,237 264 206,214,237 Smcdberg, Kenneth Smerick, Jacqueline Smith. Cur110n Smith, George Smilh, James Smnh, Keith Smim, MaryAnn Smith, Neal Sm11h,Rober1 Smi1h, RoberL William Smith. Sandra Snively, Robert Snyder, $166116 Soberuy. 061151 Soderman. Anthony Soekcn, Rlchard Sakalowski. Kcnne111 Sonnenbcrg, Gary Sorgatz, Frank Soum. Helene Spulding, KurIynn Spaunaus, Frcdcric Spano, Martha Spcur. Charles Speckhard Spcckhard, Joel Spice, Robert Sp1lker, T1m01hy Spum, Sharon Springmann. Thomas Squirlock. Slcphen Slahnke,John Slaller, Sy1v121 Sumgas. Paul Slamey, Ronald Stanton, chn Slamon. Robert Slark. Teryl Smufrcr, R. Slebbins. Nancy Slebcn, Thomas Slecholz. Dawd 51611311. Eugene 51611871. Daniel Slechn. Nancy Stehr. Richard Sleiger, C. S1eiger, Russell Steinbuch. Martin Slcinbcck. Russell Sleinbcrg. G. Steiner, A1un Steinnm, Susan Stein. Sally 51611, S. Smmler. Kamennc S1empk0wski, Diane S1enberg. Anna Slenwull, Candace Stephens, John Ster1ing, Mary S1cvens, David Slevcns, John Stewart, Ralph Slockcr, James SlockwcH. Carole Smeppelwenh, Beatrice Steven, Cary Sloll, Gerald $1011, Willmm Stone. Roberuu Slorin, Barbara Slonn. Brenda Slovcr, Richard Sloxcn, Douglas Slrcckcrl. JerroId S1re1chcr. Larry S1re11,Jun1cc Sueluu, Mari1yn Slrieter. Nancy StrobeL Sandra SKrohkirch, Alice Slrohschein. Ann Slrohschein, Laurie Snohschcm, Marx S1ruck. Dorothy Sluckcr. Lenore Sluehen, Pulricia Slueckler, Me1v1n 162,264 264 264 237 237 158,264 142,237 237 170,237 150.237 264 237 162,264 152,189,237 148,264 154,180,195,196,237 214,264 158.237 238 264 132,238 158,264 134.199.208218265 265 180 168,265 150.238 238 132,238 265 265 204,238 265 265 166.265 134,265 152,238 265 170,238 146,265 265 265 166.238 168.265 265 168209210265 168.238 265 148265 162.270 238 158 146,265 265 180 265 265 265 265 166,265 265 156,238 166.265 265 180 265 265 148.265 189.238 168.170.265 142.238 140.265 265 214,216 170,265 238 160,198,238 238 136,265 144,265 207 265 196 265 238 140,265 214,238 265 265 Stucn, Cynthia Stumpf, Karl Sturm, James Szmz, Nancy Succop,Judi1h Suderman, Stcvcn Suesse, Margarel Suggcrt. Mikc Su111v21n, Patricia Sullivan, Wi11121m Sump, Gretchcn Surak. Eleanor Susling, Willlam Suslr, William Sulch, Nancy Sutton, Paula Swunn, Stewart Swanson, Cnsuna Swanson, John Swanson. Karon Swanson, Robert Swartzcll, Sam Swilzcr, Paul Sylwcster, Lowcu Tabatsko, Peler Tablcr, Richard Tacks, Joan Taibl, Glenn Talbot, Kathlecn Tank. Cymhia Tank, Joanne Talman, Janet Taves, Wes1ey Taylor, Annie Taylor, Raymond Tcilgc, Dennis Tememlk, James Tcmplin, L1nda Tennison. Donna Terus, Donna Terr111, Steven Terry, Nancy Teskc, Arlene Teskc, Dana Thacker, James Thuemcrt, Marcia Thalacker. Barbara Thulucker. Bonnie Thalmann, John Thanos, Angelo T111618. Phyllis T111616, Robert Thins. Janct Thies, Larry Thies, Paula Thomas, Carolyn Thomfordc. James Thomfordc. Sharon Thompson, Bonnie: Thompson, Holly Thomsen, Carl Thorlakson, Rosemarie Thornton, David Thorson, Lee Thrun, Howard Thumau, Kalhcnnc Tieman, Michael T1lTany. De Forrest T111y. Paul Timmel. Judith Timmermz1n,Marilyn Tindall. Pau1 Tober, Judlth Tober, Patricia Toeper, Ann Tol1erson, Gary Tomastick, J. Tomelich. William Tomku. John Tompkins. David Topinku, Lynn Tos1rud, Kulhleen Toth, Stephanie Tracy, Philip Traub, Matthew Trego, R1chard 286 265 265 270 132,199,265 138.265 265 265 238 204 166,238 265 144,238 207,238 238 265 265 265 144,265 196,270 136,265 206 238 160,265 162,238 196 265 142,265 162,238 265 265 265 270 185,267 212 265 265 170,238 265 238 142,265 158,265 265 144,238 265 148,265 218,265 136,210,215265 2 I 8,265 265 15A.265 265 205,265 265 152,266 239 265 239 239 266 266 150.266 239 164,270 265 170.239 265 266 160,270 150,219,266 140.239 270 266 266 266 266 150.239 207 162,180,266 164,266 162,239 132.239 207.239 266 239 162,266 239 Treichcl, Richard 209 Truman , Elizabeth 266 Trs11nyak. Susun 134,239 Tribhell. Mcrl'iII 201,239 Trillm, Gerald 266 Troxe11, David 266 Troykc. Jean 266 Trucbcnbuch, Paul 266 Trucltcl, Sharon 132,266 Tsoutsourix, James 239 Tsoul8ouris,.loz1nn 239 Tunon, Alvarado 266 Turley, Alan 239 Turner, Michael 168,197,206,266.195 Turncy, Sumlcy 152,266 Twilo. kinda 266 Tylcr, Jean 266 Tybal, David 239 Tyssc, Jamcs 266 u UfTelman, Michael 266 Uhllg 1, , belh 266 U115, Carolcc 266 U1brich, Dale 162,266 Ulbrichl, Kurl 166,266 Ullcnbcrg, Gail 266 Ullrich. John 266 Umbuugh, Carol 239 Umbaugh, Carolyn 134 Umbaugh. Roger 170,239 Umhreii, Scou 154,266 Unger, A116 209,266 Unger, Pamela 266 Ungrudl, Kathryn 138,239 Urich, Bonnie Z66 Utroskc, Richard 170,266 Utroskc, Ruben 170,266 U11cr, Thomas 168,239 V Vaandrager, Hendnk 267 Vajda, Jenny 267 Va1cn1i, Lawrence 154,267 Vulsa. George 148,239 Vanuukcn, Carol 133,208,239 Vandcrveld, Sharon 267 Vandcwater, Daniel 152,196,270 Vanick, Linda 239 Vankempen, Frank 162,270 Vanmeter, Suzanne 267 Vanvlymen. Jacquelyn 267 Vurvarigus, Mary 214.267 Vaught, Robert 267 Vedra, Paul 160,239 Vcilc, Richard 150,267 Vcrseman. Jimmy 239 Veucr, Kenneth 158,239 Vicmn, Judy 239 Vichweg. Carola 239 Vieselmeycr, Thane 267 Virgil. Michael 239 Vegas, Ronald 270 Vogl, Frederick 154,239 Voigt, Laverne 144,213,267 Volbcrding. Anita 216.267 Volk. James 158.267 VoIkerding, 13816 267 Vollmcr, Shirley 144,267 Vonbargcn, Fred 240 Vonderherc, Leonard 168.267 Vonschlichlen, Henry 152,240 Vossler, Alice 240 Vossos, Danisc 267 W Waaui, Priscilla 270 Wade.Nich01as 267 Waechter, Penelope 136,240,267 Wagemann. Wayne 267 Wagner, Linda 267 Wagner, Tom 215,240 Wagner, Wayne 162,267 Wahnefried, Paul 267 Waldersen, Terry 168,267 Waldmann, Lester 150,267 1 WuldschmidL Belly Waldschmidt. Carol Waldschmidl, David Walker, Kurl Wall, R0hcr1 Walls, Janet Walsh, Wendy Ann Wahhcr. Rlchzlrd Walton, Jon Walton. Judith Wumhoff, Richard Wungcrin, Jayne Wunncn, Douglas Ward, Lawerence Ware, Roger Warnke, Martha Warren, Donna Washingmn, Shlrlcy Washko, Elizabeth wmkms, Dougals Watkins. Gera1d Wulkin. Harry Walk . Nancy Waux, Kcilh Weber, Joyce chcr, Linda Weber, Marian Weber, Marianna Wedig, Jean chsc, George chcl, James Wagner, Karen Wagner, Pamcia Wehmeier, Paul Wchrcnberg, Laura Wehrspann, 16:1 Weicker, Joanne Wcihc. Barbara Wcihs. E116abcth Weinhmmer, Leigh Wcmhold, Gerhard Weisl, Margaret Wcilze. Charles Walker. Cynthia Waller. Marcia Wellman, Arthur Wsnck, Sumlcy Wendorf, Susan Wenger, John chgcr, Mary Wenholz, Carolyn Wennlund, Billy Werling, Donn Wcrlinger, Dianna Wcrmcranlz, Steven Werner, Bruce Werlh, Karen Wesche, Kathleen Wessler, Jonathan West, Susan We1end0n , Luanne Weuer, Diana Welzcl, Terri 267 134.240 267 148,267 180,267 267 267 150,240 267 132,240 158,240 138,267 164,267 150,267 267 270 267 212,240 240 199,267 267 267 267 267 270 134,199,267 240,267 136 267 240 162,267 146,240 138,240 164,267 267 267 268 132,270 146,268 268 203,207 132,268 166,240 268 208 154,268 180 138,270 162,270 268 197,21 1,268 240 180,154,209,240 268 209,268 268 136,268 199,268 240 268 138,268 240 268 ; the1cr, Dale Wheeler, Richard Wherry, Robert thlycll. John whimcrc, Sundru While, Darlene While, Kevin Whitc, Tcrrcncc Whitehead, Paul Whitesidc, Peter Whitney. David Whitney, Deward Whill1e,Terry Wickboldl, Eileen Wick1und, Gordon Wicoff. John Widder, Chrialinc Widler. Honor Wldlicka. Joseph Wiedcmann. Margot Wicgcl, James Weimmh. Nancy Wilds, Paula Wilgus, Janet Wilkc, Robert Wi1kin50n,Gary Wilkinson, Sandra W111c, Kathleen Willa, Marjorie Willc, Nancy Willc, Susan Willer, Mary Willi. Tom Williams, Emma Williums. Jean Wil1iums. Jerry w11116ms, Margaret Williams. Tyrone Will Robert Willman. Frederick Willis, John W1lson, G' ' Wilson,Sa11y Wilmmuth. Dcnise Wincbrenner, Phi11P Wingale, Adela Wingeier, Kenneth Winksl, Candace Winter. Michael 2Winler, Rum Winters, Peter Wianr, Allen Wirth, John Wischmcyer. 51166 Wischmeycr. Judy Wiseman, David Wisncr, Marilyn Witt. Lawcrcncc Wulenberg, Luann Winkopp, Sallie Witllief, Shirley Woehler, Pamela W011, Diana 154.185.215.240 268 170,268 240 268 268 268 164,270 268 108 170,268 240 160,196,201209268 268 170,240 268 268 268 240 132,240 240 136,268 134,268 240 166,240 268 268 202,207 268 146,268 144.268 140.240 144,240 240 268 104,240 241 268 241 268 268 268 268 268 268 268 170,241 136,268 268 146,241 180 241 241 134.241 140.241 241 142.268 270 136,268 136,268 142,268 198,136,268 268 287 W011, Paul W011, Ronald Wolfralh. Terry Wollucgcr, Pamem Woltcr, Pamela Wooden. Wi1liam Wood, K1rby Wooden, Susan Woods, Linda Woodward, William Wright. Frederic Wucrth, David Wuggazer, Ruben Wurm. Lois Yuklmow. John Yancey, William Yopps. Frednc York, 1216112116 Young. Edward Young. Tim Young. Trudy Young. W111121m Younglood. William Youngquisl, Lee Younker, Marlys Youslra. Diane erccidc, Sandra . Zabel, Judllh Zack. Sharon Zahalka, Alice Zaiser. Jennifer 26011, C100 Zeckscr. ClifTord Zelle, Ann Zeiler, Dorothy Zensinger. Laurence Zerbs1, Kaylyn Zcrrcnner. James Z151, Robert Zilly. Richard Zimmerman, George Zimmerman, Karen Zimmerman. Larry Zimmerman, Sharon Zimmerman, Vicloria Zimmermann, Nancy Z1mmermann. Sandra Zimmars, Judith Zink, Thomas Zinn, Carla Zorn, Timothy Z055, Arthur Zudell, Ludwig Zukowski, James Zw1ck, Zane 268 154,241 170,208 132,241 268 189 268 241 268 152,268 268 268 268 268 241 180,215 150.241 268 268 150,268 268 170,268 268 268 134,241 268 199,241 269 138.268 270 136,21 1,269 269 269 269 269 269 269 209,241 168,241 269 269 269 269 208 241 269 134269 140.269 158.269 269 20220620720924 I 210241 162.269 209 170.241 1967 beacon editors editor-in-chief ........................... lorl' Schultz associate editor .......................... j. paul longanbach managing editor .......................... maryjunck Academics ......................................... Kent Tribbett Caryn Meyer Sue Schulz A ctivitie: ............................................. Sue Lincoln Danise Vossos Greeks ................................................ Gail Riedel Steve Kautz Senior: ............................................... Bobbi Stone Sports ............................................... Howard Bleser Chad Robertshaw Circulation ............................................ Hank Larson Copy ................................................. Carole Kraening unless youive been reared in the hebrew tradi- tion, and are reading this book from back to front, you are probably now angry, annoyed, or at least a little upset. we hope so. we have tried this year to justify the printing of the book by making it a bit more than something too keep by your phone for the purpose of looking up blind dates. this book is an attempt to cap- ture for posterity tor middle age reminiscingy the spirit and events of valparaiso university in the year 1967 a.d. because it is subjective, we7ve probably offended a few of youhour notion of the spirit of V.u. is naturally limited by the character of the characters on the edi- torial board. this year we will not be a supple- ment to the alumni house and the omce of admissions. but we have tried to be honest. and if, after all, honesty is the best policy, maybe you can forgive us for ruining your autograph book. lorischultz editor, beacon ,67 many thanks to .. . Robert Hastings ...................... . American Yearbook Company Jack Bundy . ........................ S K, Smith Company Rick Filip ............................. Business Dr. Richard Laube ...................... Advisor Kuni Nuechterlein ...................... Cover design Terry Whittle ......................... Title page artwork Jan Karsten ............................ Representative from the mainstream Robert Lindfors ........................ Recreation director Kent Tribbett .......................... Entertainment chairman Chuck Mintzlaff ........................ Defender ofthe Faith Various and sundry members and pledges of Kappa Tau Zeta and Pi Kapp: Alpha for their help in typinghling, sorting, and other non-gloryjobs.