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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

Q2 1975 Beacon Valparaiso University Valparaiso, Indiana HThere was a child went forth every dayf And the first object he look'd upon, that object he became, And that object became part of him for the day. or a certain part of the day, Or for many years or stretching cycles of years. h Walt Thitman We are llke this child expenencmg Ilfe. becoming what we see Immersed In umverSIty life. wesearch for answers ?strlvmg to see the light beyond the darkness. Experiencmg what college life offers, growing With each new experience. AV t u I V Wm 1x f m? i E191; 91? ThlS IS our time: the age With the student asthe nucleus From the muddle of the spectrum. we look at both ends and learn from what we seethere. We become aware. searching for the light. The answers are within reach .. just at our fingertips. So we continue to search and to grow , .,. 4 WWW 52 ,;: ?vwwmuwmew-Mwmm , 14 vb: 44:34.. Q0 I'mft't'. w 1! I: 3: uM WIIIII lamz$ In thy light we see light. 15 17 18 C. 0. A. Brings Free Street Theatre To Valpo An afternoon of entertainment music, dance, laughter, and fresh air was enjoyed by students as they watched and partici- pated in the performances 6f the Free Street Theatre on the BrandtTundra. 20 aAPEfIT x V.U. Players Present Arms And The Man 21 22 Homecoming Greasers Grease and Graffitti was the theme for Homecoming 1974. The 50's spirit started Thursday evening with the Pep Rally and Bonfire on the Brandt tundra. The Greaser King, Rich Conti, and Queen, Cindy Heinrick, were crowned duringthe Pep Rally. Friday, another Valpo tradi- tion was revived as a German band marched through campus announcing the slime-in, roller skating, V.W. stuffing, and hula-hoop contests on Old Campus. Friday night culminated with the Association concert in the gym. Satur- day morning saw the 505 reiived in the various floats and groups who parti- cipated in the parade. Phi Beta Chi won the sorority division dressing in the 50's style, with saddle shoes and roller skates. Gamma Phi and Delta Sig won the sorority-fraternity division with their float theme of HYou Aintt Nothing but a Hound-dog. ., mam .1 1m. 5371: .- 14 i A Tradition ls Revived On Old Campus 26 The Association plays for Homecoming Concert THE 49 er PRE SENTS sCRUSADERS 'E BYE NxxBULLDOG exsmms ROCking Around The Clock 27 ?ootbau - 1974 This year the Valparaiso Crusaders suffered an unsuccessful season, winning only one game at Brown Field. Many freshman recruits were broken in as team effort and unity were stressed this year under the leadership of team captain Rick Seall. Top: Jon Thiele receives for big yardage. Middle: Greg Winkler strives for gain. Bottom: Jim Hynes passes ahead. Top: Charlie Ortman works ball up field. Bottom Left: Mick Meyer snags a pass. Bottom Right: Keith Gilliland weefyfknocks off defender. Top: Jim Russler attempts a field goal. Middle: Mike Rusert runs for yardage gain. Bottom: Jim Hynes gets caught from behind. Opposite top: Mike Meyer searches for an opening. Opposite middle: Dave Eccles confronts a defensive obstacle. Opposite bottom: While Greg Winkler provides diversion, Jim Hynes sneaks past defense. a , Soccer Stimulates New Campus Interest Led by team captain Charles Strietelmeier, the 74 soccer team enjoyed a season marked by more active team participation. Though plagued by an unusual spate of injuries, student interest still prevailed. 5.....m.m....m Victorious In l-M Football I-M Soccer Arouses Competition Cross Country V Team Survives Tough Season 4L ,.- 36 Tennis Team Takes Third In State Competition The VU women's tennis team enjoyed a successful 74 season, takingthird in the state tournament and finishing with a 6-2 overall record. Highlighting the season were freshman Lee Ann Berning who captured the Indiana women's intercollegiate state tennis title in first singles, Becky Bergman, winner of the consolation title in second singles, Suzan Brimacomb and Joanne Paul finishing second in third and fourth singles respectively. 37 : MamaMw, ; . 1! Field Hockey Team Endures Rough Season 39 40. VU gathers, aggregates and mixes, and we become aware of ourselves. xX F. s' S Parents Enjoy Their Weekend Parents' Weekend afforded students the opportunity to entertain their parents in numerous ways. Families greeted their sons and brothers on the football field, they viewed art objects at the student art show, attended the dinner banquet in the gym, were able to meet other parents and friends, and took in the sights on campus. The Union undergoes afacelHt 44 45 Campus life inside and out . . . 48 Lankenau Team wins Intramural softball Gammas squeek by Millers for l-M volleyball title 49 50 Crusader Cagers fight back. Right: Senior Jeff Holmes struggles for possession of the ball. Lower Left: Senior Rick Bell scores on a lay-up. Lower Right: High scorer Joel Oberman moves the ball in. Upper Left: Senior Joel Oberman jumps for rebound. Upper Right: Frosh Darryl Ashby shoots for two. Lower Left: Frosh Pete Schmelzer hustles ball down the court. 51 52 Upper Len: Oberman tips in basket for points. Upper Right: Senior Mark Kassner edges past Wittenberg. Lower Right: Crusaders fight for possession. Upper Left: Valpo falls hard as ball gets away. Lower Left: Strong offense prevails throughout game. Lower Right: Rick BeH leaps into the air to score. 54 Wrestlers struggle or victory 55 Swimmers keep on stroking d .n-rzwpxw n V 4 xx. Synchronized swimming splashes to success Under the direction of Allyn Peterson, the Gold Splash synchronized swimming club performed two shows this year. The first show was a demonstration at parent's weekend showing different types of strok- ing, stunts, and difficult synchronized routines. The highlight of the club's season was their spring show held in March.. Mens' intramural basketball arouses spirit among competitors. HAM t'QULS 61 Go team go . . . Right on Crusaders! 63 Upper Right: Pat Hoffman smashes ball at oppo- nent. Lower Left: Robin Dippold bends down low for successful hit. Lower Right: Mary Beth Mur- nane sets up the play. $ I'll Ir: Ii Volleyball Team Enjoys Success The 1974 Womens Intercollegiate volley- ball team enjoyed a very successful sea- son, winning9 matches and losing only 2. The captain of the team this year was Judy Spannenberg. Along with Judy, three other girls regularly started on theteam: Carol Budlow, Mary Nichols, and one of the most outstandingSpikers ever seen at Valpo Mary Beth Murnane. Upper Left: Mary Beth Murnane bumps ball up for play. Lower Left: Carol Budlow scrambles for ball. Far Right: Judy Spannenberg spikes one over the net. r om .15 Pa U9 55 eg rn m w a b t e k S a B s n e m 0 W Opposite Top: Valpo struggles for the ball. Op- posite Left: Senior Lori Woodman shoots for two. Opposite Right: Leeann Berning scores on lay up. Upper Le : Valpo scores as opponents look on. Upper Right: Valpo loses ball in crucial play. Bottom Left: Miriam Bruening gets tough on defense. 840:5 3 5a x waiida iiillltiw tauuaun;tx suauuuug i '2 L5 i! 1 I Ings ty Players Small IVGrSI Craft Warn Un M22: 0 I 2.. a ,1! v if Lu. Women gymnasts gain experience Opposite Left: Kris Berglund performs on the unevens. Opposite Right: Judy Koepke performs gracefully on the beam. Opposite Bot- mm: Nancy Cornelius performs a difficult routine on the bars. Top: Nancy Carnelius prepares for next meet. Left: Linda Frank practices her floor exroutine. 71 72 VU sounds of music lunch break at the Union d n a s e c .Ia P t Concert and spin Vespers celebrate the Christmas Singing, dancing and special light show add to ' celebration Expressions That Reveal . . . 83 84 VU Golfers finish season undefeated Tennis team looks forwa rd to promising season 85 86 1974 Golf 16-01 VU Opponent 1974 Womens Volleyball19-21 397 St. Joseph 424 VU Opponent 0 Am Butler Invitational 2 Grace 1 397 Purdue CaIumet 432 2 Huntington 0 403 St. Joseph 410 2 Indiana State 2 403 Purdue Calumet 420 0 Northeastern Illinois 2 401 Purdue Calumet 412 1 Mount St1Josephs1Ohio1 0 401 St. Joseoh 416 2 Depauw 0 2nd in Purdue Calumet Invitational 2 Purdue Calumet 0 . 5th in Indiana Central Invitational 2 Taylor 0 8th in St. Josephs Invitational 2 Indiana Central 0 2nd in Valpo Invitational 2 Manchester 1 6th in Western Michigan Invitational 2 Goshen. 6th in ICC Meet 1974 Track VU Opponent ' 1974-75 Womens Swimming 72 Chicago 43 VU Opponent 91 Illinois Benedective 22 31 Indiana State 82 2nd in Depauw Invitational 48 George WiIIiams 73 90 Hope 55 60 St. Mary's 34 84 Taylor 70 53 Chicago State 28 25 Western Michigan 88 . 27 Oakland 85 2nd 1n ICC Conference 1 - - 2nd in State Meet 57 Unlverstty of Chucago 41 1974 Cross Country12-31 1974 Football13-61 VU Opponent VU Opponent . 31 Bradley 26 25 Luther 12 25 DePauw 32 15 Butler 31 3rd in DePauw Medley V 21 Wayne State 26 9th in North Central Invitational 5 Texas Lutheran 35 10th in Notre Dame Invitational 17 Wabash 23 27 Wabash 30 15 Evansville 41 29 Chicago 26 7 Depauw 21 31 Wheaton 24 34 Ind. Central 22 ' 16 St. Joseph 3 10m in Little State 4th in ICC Meet 1974475 Womens Gymnastics 1974 Soccer14-4-11 VU Opponent VU Opponent 63.93 Northern 76.55 2 Ball State ,3 52.40 Ball State 71.75 1 DePauw 2 65.40 Purdue 68.55 4 Notre Dame B 2 Feb. 8Western Michigan 3 DePauI Chicago 2 Feb. 15 George Williams 2 Manchester 4 Feb. 22 Eastern Michigan 2 Grace 3 Mar. 1 Indiana University 2 Northwestern 1 Mar. 8 Indiana State 1 Chicago 1 Mar. 20 Midwest Regional Championships 4 51- JOSEPhS 0 69 1974-75 Mens Basketball Opponent Notre Dame Illinois Gustavus Wittenberg Northwestern III. Wesleyan Indiana State Capital Wayne State UW Oshkosh Indiana Central St. Joseph's Wabash Evansville DePauw Butler Loyola Feb. 5Wabash Feb 8 Air Force Feb. 12 Evansville Feb. 15 DePauw Feb. 19 Butler Feb122lndiana Central Feb. 25 St. Josephs 91 69 8240B 53 82 71 77 1974 Womens Tennis 16-21 61 VU Opponent 66 6 St. Mary's 3 78 7 DePauw 2 69 8 Notre Dame 1 75 7 Goshen 2 7O 8 Indiana State 1 88 0 Purdue 9 at 3rd in State Tournament 60 3 Indiana 8 Mar. lTuIane 1974 Womens Field Hockey13-9-11 1974.75 Mens SWImmmg VU Opponent 1 Ball State VU Opponent 1 Northern Illinois 3 61 AUSUSUW 50 0 Indiana State 2 41 M'H'k'n 70 0 Kentucky 2 64 Butler 47 0 Eastern Illinois 2 61 Kalamazoo 48 0 Indiana 6 32 Wheaton 81 1 Wheaton 2 68 George Williams 40 2 Lake Forest 0 Feb 6 Bradley 0 Purdue 2 Feb. 8 Evansvvlle 4 Concordia River Forest 1 Feb121Wabash 2 Wisconsin 0 Feb. 22 DePauw 1 Northern Illinois 1 Feb.28-Mar.1ICC Championships 0 Wisconsin Milwaukee 3 1973-1974 Wrestlmg19-51 VU Opponent 1974-75 Womens Basketball 33 Manchester 15 VU Opponent 25 Evansville 15 71 Grace 51 8 Notre Dame 31 67 Taylor 59 25 Concordia 9 44 Ball State 90 25 Elmhurst 13 59 Manchester 58 32 Chicago State 17 74 Huntington 55 38 Concordia Wem 3 39 St. Joseph 16 20 DePauw 23 Feb. 5Concurdia 11 Wabash 36 Feb. 8Goshen 15 Taylor 27 Feb. 10 George Williams 19 Indiana Central 22 Feb.15 Purdue 51 North Central 6 Wheaton Invitational 3rd Place ICC Championships 2nd Place ACADEMICS . . . Administration . . . Dr. Albert G. Huegli President of the University Dr. Otto P. Kretzmann Chancellor of the University OPPOSITE PAGE: Row One, Harold Gram, Vice- president of Admin- istration; Robert E. Schroer, Dean of Men; Row Two, Walter Ru bke, Vice-President of Student Affairs; Richard Koenig, Vice- President for Public and Alumni Affairs; Row Three. Dolores Ruosch, Dean of Women. kw Jngv . b 9g 0.0... u..mo 1900 A.u. 89 Top left, John Strietelmeier, Vice-President of Academic Af- fairs; top right, Paul Thune, Registrar; above left, Robert Springsteen, Business manager; left, Helen OIson,Union Director; above, Albert Nagel, Dean of Chapel. Far left, Alfred Looman, Dean of Student Services; right, Gilbert Lehman, Engineering Dean; below left, Dorothy Smith. Nursing Dean. Left, Richard Laube. Business Administration Dean; Below left, Richard Baepler, Dean of Christ College; Below right, Alfred Meyer, School of Law Dean. 91 The Chaos of Registration ka'wi w ma QVTMf 3 9 Department of music Members of the Music Department: Frederick Tel- schow mhairmem, Katherine Allen, Gordon Brock, William F. Eifrig, Dixie C. Fine, Philip Gehring, Nor- man L. Hannewald, William H. Kroeger, Charles Mann, Joseph F. McCall, Newman W. Powell, John N. Sumrall, and Richard Wienhorst. 95 DEPARTMENT OF ART Members of the Art Department: Richard R. Caem- merer. mhairmam, Richard H. Brauer, Frederick L. Frey, Curtis P. Heuer, and George Strimbu. 97 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Members of the Foreign Language Department: John Helms mhairmam, Simone Baepler, Steven T. Brent, Mary Crumpacker, Henning Falken- stein, Luis A. Jimenez, Thora M. Moulton, Max- well Mowry, Gustav Must, Judith G. Peters, Carol 0. Peterson, Edgar C. Reinke, Martha Smith, and Naomi Stephen. 100 DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY Members of the Theology staff: Walter E. Keller Chairman, James Albers, Daniel C. Brockopp, Thomas A. Droege, Theodore Junkuntz, Luther P. Korby, Dale G. Lasky, Theodore Ludwig, Karl E. Lutze, Frederick A. Niedner, Walter Rast, Guendlyn Sayler, Edgar Senne, Karl Thiele, Lucille Wassman weaconess Director; Robert Weinhold, Normand Widiger. 101 102 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Members of the English Department: John W. Feaster mhairmam Patricia Erdoss, Margaret Filipowski, Carl Galow, Barbara Goff, Thomas G. Hall, Thomas Johnson, Elsbeth Al. Loeppert, James F. Leucks, Paul F. Phipps, Henry W. Prahl, Roberta J. Risley, Ronald J. Sommer, Ar- vid Sponberg, Allen Tuttle, Herbert Um- bach, and Neal Wegman. DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS Members of the Home Economic Department: Lucille Shabowich mhairmam, Rhea A. Adgate, Mary Ellen Kemp, Anita L. Manning, Margaret Mohler, Marjorie Reoschke, and Janet P. Sylvester. 106 DEPARTMENT OF MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Members of the Men's Physical Education Department: Willian R. Koch mhairmam. Norman R. Amundsen, Emory G. Bauer, Charles Bell, Robert Colyer, Don E. Drinkhaln, John H. Krause, Wil- liam Puhrden, and Terry Shy. 107 DEPARTMENT OF WOMEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Members of Women' 5 Physical Education Department: Ruth E. Brown mhairmam and Elsie Bauer , E. Jane Betts, Jean Heiney Allyn A. Peterson. 108 109 DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Members of the Biology Staff: Carl H. Krekeler mhairmam. William W. Bloom, Robert J. Hanson, Garland Hicks, Gay- ton C. Marks, Frederick R. Meyer, Kenneth E. Nichols, James Tan. and James Gerdy Msitinglectureo. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Members of the Department of Electricai Engineering: Edgar Luecke mhairmam, William Dauberman, Merlyn Vocke, William Schoeck, William Shewan, and Ger- hard Vater. DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL . ENGINEERING Members of the Department of Mechanical Engineering: Leslis Zoss mhairmam, John Steffen, Robert L. lsbell, Fred Kruger, George Lux, and Robert L. Rose. . z i e 1 DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Members of the Departmentpf Civil Engi- neering: Charles G. Peller mhairmam, Ahmed Sami EI-Nagger, Kenneth Morti- mer, James E. Schueier, and Bradford Spring. 116 DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMA Members of the Speech and Drama Depart- ment: Fred Sitton mhairmam, William C. Dallmann, Dennis A. Hardgrove, Van C. Kussrow, Richard Pick, and Raymond Robinson. 117 118 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Members of the History De- partment: Willis D. Boyd, mhairmam, Meredih W. Berg, Conrad J. Engelder, Daniel R. Gahl, Arthur P. Kautz, Gott- fried Krodel, Dean W. Kohlhoff, Mel Piehl, Martin H. Schaefer, Keith Schoppa, James Startt, and RonaldWest. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY Members of the Philosophy Depart- ment: Kenneth H. Klein mhairmam, Richard Scheimann, and John L. Smith. 120 COLLEGE OF NURSING College of Nursing staff: Doro- thy Smith mean; Roberta S. Barlow, Gertrude C. Bluemel, Ruth A. Herzog, Mary E. Juell, Mary L. Krueckeberg, Sigrid R. Lindeman, Jane Pinkerton, Mary Sheehan, Elise Sprecher, and SuzanneWhitehead. 4, i : ixigngg 121 122 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Members of the Math Depart- ment: Ruth K. Deters mhairmam, Kermit Carlson, Lee Carlson, Ar- thur E. Hallerberg, Diane H. Krebs, John B. Lennes, Marvin G. Mundt, Malcolm Reynolds, Verne R. Sandord, John R. Sorenson, and Jerry Wagerblast. aw DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Members of the Department of Physics: Armin W. Manning mhairmam, Virgil D. Naumann, William G. Scheideker, and Don- ald L. Shirer. 123 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Members of the Chemistry Department: A. Gil- bert Cook mhairmam, John F. Deters, Byron L. Ferguson, Raymond G. Larson, William L. Leoschke, Edgar H. Nagel, Theodore Schwan, and Oliver L. Smith. Members of the Geography Department: Ferencz P. Kallay whairmany Erwin J. Buls, Ronald Janke, Wayne E. Kow- itz, Alice Rechlin, and John H. Strietelmeier. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY 125 ',- I .an . i w. 1.3 ' N I g :3 3 I33, SCHOOLOF BUSINESS Members of the School of Busi- ness: Richard H. Laube meam, Raymond B. Wilson, Paul A. Bier- wagon, Dennis J. Burfeindt, Alan Teague, Wilber H. Hutchins, John Dvorske, Janet Sievers, James F. Ehrenberg, Raymond B. Bernard, Dennis M. Byrne, Robert E. Niel- sen, and Chan Lee. 128 130 Cambridge students take advantage of England's fall weather Mighn as they climb Silbury Hill in Wiltshire, SW England. Raglan Castle melom lends itseIf to performing the ancient rites in Wales. In remeniscence of old England, students take statuesque poses mottom on old pillars at Tintern Abbey, Wye Valley. Monmouthshire. Cambridge: Exploring the Islands As one branch of the over- seas study program, Cam- bridge, England, grants students the chance to explore England and the surrounding islands as well as the con- tinent of Europe. A broader scope of mind and awareness of the world are but two of the adventures this program offers. Fall Cambridge students pose in front of Westfield House Gardens in Cambridge tAboveL Remnants of the old Chepstow Castle in Monmouthshire provide entertainment tLem. 131 Above: Fall Reutlingeners rest outside the Reutlingen Study Center. Below: After worship. students gather at Director Truemper's apart- ment to read the Torch. Reutlingen: An Awareness of the World L Enveloped by European affairs and the novelty of new cultures, Reutlingen, Germany, offers a challenge and a unique opportunity to see the world.ThesociaI and cultural experiences as well as academic courses available in Reutlingen open the mind. Yet, despite the excitement of this new culture, students still are ableto develop fu rther alertness of the United States. For sure, Reutlingen provides adventure, but, even more, it offers an education and awareness of thetotal world and people. Reultingeners celebrate Valpo's homecoming in their own style with 3-Iegged races Mbovey homecoming Hfloats Mighty and the Hor- ten Hop mottomy S. Brandt and D. Windall look down on the village of Eningen. from a mountain near Reutlingen called Achalm. 133 134 Awareness - VU style . . . Reflections of moods and faces... PEOPLE Student Senate is the student body government. It encourages student participation, and provides a means for discussion and action for the University students. The Senate is pictured above. College Republicans were youth of Lugar during the campaign. A 25 member group, they hold regular meetings and have guest speakers. Wayne Kiefer is the advisor. Members at left in Row 1 are: K. Lyon, B. Crampton, L. Balke, R. Hoedl. Row 2: L. Chapel, J. Horsley, N. Chael, N. Banschbach. Row 3: C. Ellis, J. Nelson, P. Chael, G. Soderholm, D. Wary. 139 140 The Chapel Ushers assist at Chapel services throughout the year. They pass out programs and assist during offering and communion. Chapel Ushers are Row 1: S. Waggoner, K: Aug- ustine, L. Stein. 8. Gibbons; Row 2: M. Noske, J. Nicholls, P. Muehrer, K. File, B. Book- wood; Row 3: D. Wright, K. LaToza. S. Wolaver, B. Hall, B. Ziel. Not pictured is L. Fowler. The Chapel Guides gives tours of the chapel on Sundays and special events such as Parent's Day. A complete history is also given as a part ofthe tour. The Chapel Guides are Row 1: L. Greve, S. Peters; Row 2: C. Silhan. J. Larson; Row 3: J. Herr, S. Larson: Row 4: B. Book- wood, R. Zee. Not pictured areC. Abercrombie, M. Bretscher, M. Buehler, S. Junge, J. Nelson, K. Saiban, L. Thiele, H. Voth, B. White. The Twenty is a consultative group that meets to think forward creatively towa rd more vigor- ous worship and service. Ten faculty members and ten students serve to represent the whole range of the university community. The Twenty are Row 1: D. Krebs. J. Gierse, Row 2: D. Konrad N. Nagel. Row 3: R. Thssen, Row 4: M. Krueckeberg, C. Halter, Row 5: S. Glover, L. Koepne, Row 6: T. Cassler, C. Backs. Not pictured: R. Koenig. J. Potter. R. Nielsen, J. Steffen, R. Stith, G. Saylor, C. Rhodes, D. Gebhardt, J. Tasker, M. Klein. The Altar Guild cleans and cares for the robes and the candles in addition to the altar for communion. They are. Row 1: L. Raeder, L. Zimmer- man, L. Greve, L. Balke. B. Gold, P. Kelly. Row 2: R. Moeller, K. Delventhal, P. Thorpe, S. Peters, 8. Franz. 142 The Chapel Counseling Receptionists serve as aids in the counseling center. They are: Row 1: K. Delventhal, J. Larson, B. Gold, L. Stein, K. File; Row 2: R. Lee, J. Nelson. B. Greco, S. Peters, 8. Larson, C. Eggers. E5 'Ax R. 5 . . tvnw - . w-mm t I'q- a The services of the Acolytes include planning and participating in the processional and the offer- tory. They carry the banners, cross, candles. and The Scripture Book. They are: Row 1: G. Seefeldt, K. Klein, L. Morath, D. Gericke, J. Messerschmidt. Row 2: L. Woike, J. Rouselle, J. Nuechterlein, R. Lee, J. Bunke, S. Cook. Committee on Publications serves as a vehicle of communication between Student Senate and the editors of the publications. COP gives the authority to publish the Beacon, the Torch, Lighter, and Candle. New edit- ors are chosen by COP in the Spring. Members in Row 1 are: C. Kappel, A. Wittmann tchrmJ, E. Bishop. Row 2: J. Nicholes, P. Firgens. The Beacon staff is a dedicated group of people who work hard throughout the year to publish the yearbook. Members above in Row 1 are: C. Kostelnik, B. Schuster, J. Huebschman, D. Nees, E. Bishop, L. Gourley, A. lonnides. Row 2: C. 2055, L. Addis, C. Korgan, N. Schaefer, D. Karstens, M. Augustine, J. Meiers. 144 The Candle acts as a critical review of the academic community at Valpo. The magazine includes articles of students and teachers concerning reactions to courses and the quality of education taught here. The advisor is Norman Widiger. Pictured at right is P. Firgens, editor. Committee on Broadcasting is a standing committee of Student Senate given the authority and responsibility to maintain the radio station. WVUR. It serves as communication between executive board and WVUR. In the spring, COP picks next year's station manager. Members above in Row 1 are: A. Wittmann tchrmJ, M. Kurtis. Row 2: D. Schutt, M. Vocke tadvisoo. R. Delano. Not pictured are: K. Schallenberger, Dr. Hardgrove, L. Salute. WVUR is the student radio station for Valparaiso University. Run completely by students, it offers a variety of radio programs from rockto classical, along with special pro- grams and to pics of inter- est to the students. The management, at top, are: T. Struck Tprod. mng, M. Kurtis Tstat. mng, skeleton, L. Salute TPro, dirJ, G. Fisher Tmusic dirJ, J. Burks Tasst. prod. dirJ, C. RaeihleTchiefeng.T. The staff of WVUR at left in Row 1 are: S. Lindstrom, J. Rahtos. F. Person, 8. Bernard, D.Terry. Row 2: L. Liptak, V. Britton, R. Delano, K. Mount, V. Potter, C. Carlson, S. Schnack, D. Neunaber, D. Genewich, N. Purdy. Row 3: M. Nagel,T.Tqun,T. Briggs, R. Naylor, G. Viciam, B. Gorman, C. Edlin, G. Sicher. The Torch has a staff of 51 members who throughout the school year publish the paper twicea week. A. total of 52 issues plus a special orientation issue are published. The advisor is Dr. Galow. The staff at left are in Row 1: T. Winchell, L. Kochers- berger, J. French. Row 2: C. Cremer, M. Anderson, A. Hedgecock, L. Ulrich, D. Gebhardt, E. Mather, W. Davies. Row 3: C. Rose, J. Plagens, D. Kirk, W. Kuehn, K. Uancky, I. Bosseri, J. Torgerson. 145 146 General Engineering Society, composed of the whole engineering college, coordinates all social and academic events for all branches of engineering. Senior awards, engineering day and the faculty picnic are some of their events. Dr. Zoaa is the advisor. Pictured above at right are: L. Kusch tpresJ, J. Dollberg tv-presQ, P. Guss ttreasJ. The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers tries to prepare engineers for profes- sional careers by broadening their education. Officers at right are in Row 1: C. Jamison tv-chrmJ, G. Mortimer tchrmJ. Row 2: T. Putra tmem. chrmJ, D. Potter tsec.l, J. Gudim tprog. chrmJ. Officers Below in Row 1 are: J. Irwin tprog. dirJ, D. Heider tsecstreasJ, M. Chapin tprem. Row 2: B. Wood iGES repJ, C. Wuellner tv-presj. L. Mohr tpub. chrmJ. .u-u;uuuunu L t 3' mi mam minim . . .. w. :22 I! 'i . q... o u- I I -u I u. n- .m u u u u : American Society of Civil Engineering is a society of civii engineering students and others interested. One project this year is the construction of a concrete canoe. The society is pictured above.- American Society of Mechani- cal Engineers is a professional engineering society open to mechanical engineers in their junior year. ASME is pictured at right. Officers above are: R. Gebauer tsecJ. B. Rabeler tpresJ. Not pic- tured are: N. Huston areasj, K. Smith tv-presJ. 147 143 Women's Service Organization is a public service group serving both the community and the V.U. campus. They assist during registration week and have special projects such as a cancer drive. WSO is open to any interested female. Tau Beta Pi is the national engineering honor society. Members come from the top fifth of their class. The Valparaiso chapter is one of 172 collegiate chapters whose pu rpose is to foster engineering ethics and a spirit of liberal culture in engineeringcolleges. Row 1: C. Messman, L. Rucker tseci, K. Dages tsecJ. Row 2: L. Hensen, D. Polinsky, L. Fowlertfellow. chrmi N. Guenette tv-presJ, B. Bookwood tv-presJ, P. Fries, M. Rectanus. Row 3: A. Failinger, J. Parker, B. Petrasik, G. Morgal, J. Herr tv-presi P. Hay, K. Beck, 8. Junge. Beloware: T. Paul, D. Heider. L. Poch, S. DeLong, M. Chapin, K. Hintz tcatalogeri, R. Drewlow tpresJ, 8. Poison tv-presJ, D. Koiba tcorr. secJ, K. Wuellner ttreasJ, B. Raebler. J. Irwin, R. Behrendt, D. Eggerding. Not pictured: J. Vater, M. Warner. The Student National Educa- tion Association is a 35 member group composed of education majors and interested students. SNEA coordinates and informs students as to teaching posi- tions, interviews, contracts. and teaching experiences. They sponsor workshops and guest speakers, and attend regional and national conferences. Prof. Swihart is the advisor. Clockwise at left are: S. Andres areas; T. Dokas isecJ, B. Hood i pres; S. Franzen iv- presJ. Not pictured: B. Sparks. The Honor Council is a judiciary board which reviews violations of the honor code. Pictured in Row 1 are: G. Harter, J. Human, R.Tulli,T. Clauss, Prof. Balkema. Row 2: J. Harder, R. Steerzer, K. Zirbel, M. Fix, C. Wienk, W. Hall. 149 Pi Sigma Alpha is an honor society for upperclass political science majors. Members above in Row 1 are: R. Tulli, J. Harder. Row 2: P. Hessier, D. Belmsterkoer, N. Bluhm. Omicron Delta Epsilon is an honor society of economics students. At right in Row 1 are: H. Nichols Geostreasm T. McMahon mresJ. Row 2:8. Schultz, P. Hessler, M. Friesen. Not pictured: L. Deck w-presJ, J. Human, M. Schoonaert. Members in Row 1 above are: P. Thorpe, N. Harris. Row 2: D. Franzen areasJ, M. Schoedel mo-presJ, J. Hickerson mo-presJ. S. Zillman mist; Row 3: B. Miller, L. Elkow, D. Kochers- berger. D. Bichner. H. McLeod. Not pictured are: S. Murphy, L. Greve, M. Wilkin, R. Sobieski Gecj. I. Mason, B. Carlson. G. Saylor advisory Sigma Alpha Iota, the women's music fraternity, is a 17-member group made up of music majors and minors. They usher at music events and perform children's musicals with Phi Mu Alpha. Members at left in Row 1 are: K. Steder, S. Barnhart. Row 2: K. Smith, M. Rife Gem H. MertzW-presh, M. Doversberger mresJ, J. Wahl GreasJ, P. Maile. Row 3: D. Polinsky, M. Bretscher, V. Johnson, A. Schultz. Alpha Lambda Delta is an honorary organization for freshman women. The 20- member group strives to promote higher scholastic standards. Their special activities include fund raising projects and spe- cial lectures. 151 152 Phi Mu Alpha is a musical fraternity open to those who are interested. They serve as ushers for music departments events and present music programs. Pictured in Row 1 are: D. Perchak, R. Williams, J. Williams. Row 2: R. Heckmann, M. Friesen ipresJ, L. Geffert iv-presJ, D. Wray. Row 3: D. Gruchalski, N. Hannewald iadvisori, R. Beicke, T. Unrath, D. Piehler, S. Hiipert. Mortar Board is a national honorary fraternity open to i senior women for outstanding scholastic and service records. 1 Mrs. Halberg is the advisor to the 25 member group. They handletutoring and sponsor lectures forthe campus. Senior SteeringCommit- tee takes charge of graduation exercises and Senior Week activities. Members at left are: K. Anderson, K. Gasper, P. Hessler, P. Wille, P. Harm, T. Bienz, S. Foster, B. Simonson hchrmJ. Committee on Activities is a group which sponsors a variety of social, cultural and recreational activities for the entire campus. Among their activities are home- coming and springweekend. Pictured at left in Row 1 are: B. Martin, C. Johnson mhrmy Row 2: B. Thober GeCJ, J. Parker hcampus sociaD. Row 3: M. Rectanus hpubm B. CaHson hmovieshv L. Radius Special events; 154 The University Con- cert Wind Ensemble is VU's touring instru- mental group. Member- ship is open to music majors and non-majors. They make annual tours with the University choir.The director is Dr. N. Hannewald. Members of the Ensemble in Row 1 are: K. Smith, R. Harms, C. Stechholz, P. Maile, D. Bandelow, N. Christiansen, A. Schultz, K. Steder, C. Atwater. Row 2:8. Donovan, D. Gruchalski, B. Thomas, E. Keuhner, D. Hegemann, E. Tanet, J. Schorning, C. Klemme, M. Wehner, D. Wray. Row 3: B. White, G. Myers, M. Phil- lips, D. Wade, A. Walker, J. Schoening, R. Williams, D. Bohl, 8. List, D. Rengstrof. Row 4: C. Blume. S. Moelter, V. Peters, R. Symer, D. Grosnick, J. Felton, P. Gros- nick, R. Havrilia, R. Cash, D. Hawkins. Standing: J. Thomas, A. Bath, 8. Schalon, 8. Cook. The 63-voice Schola Cantorum has been acclaimed for its interpretation of mu- sic of many styles and periods, both sacred and secular. The choir appears regu- larly in worship services in the Chapel, gives concerts on the VU campus, and also makes frequent guest appearances. Members in Row 1 are: E. Mather Weger, J. Nolting, D. Johnson, K. Wiese, J. Karns, E. Schroeder, N. Norbut, Oien, T. Bailey, C. Bekemeier, L. Bjorklund. Row 2: 8. Cliff, V. Miller, L. Nelson, Spencer T. Cornelius R. Dippold D Goodman E. Cox B. Russell J. Vetter Rife J. VonFange A. Fuerstenberg. Row 3: R. Lehman 8. Frank L. Eisert Zudell L. Reimer 3. Nelson K. Durso, V. Shestina C Dieter H Mertz N. Larson C. McDonald, N. Johansen. Row 4: L. Geffert, D. Terry, G. Kahre, K. Butts, M. Cox, J. Williams, D. Jorgensen, D. Ebert, J. Wahlstrom, J. Jasper, N. Purdy, B. Schultz, J. Rousselle, M. Erdmann, G. Groth, J. Larrabee, D. Blubaugh. Row 5: C. Backs, J. Nuechterlein, G. Mortimer, T. Sheehy, J. Heinecke, T. Hink, R. Kalbfleisch, J. Drews. 03902 The Marching Band's entertain- ment consists of pre-game and haIf-time routines for all home football games. They also march in the homecoming parade. The University Orchestra is another one of Valpo's musical groups. They perform in concerts throughout the year. 155 The 18 member Crusaderettes squad performs at home foot- ball and basketball games for haIf-time entertainment. They also perform with the Marching Band during pre-game football shows. At right in Row 1 are: P. Kamp, R. Mc Kee, L. Addis, M. VanWeelden, J. Frye, K. Hinz, D. Karstens, L. Nestrojil. Row 2: G. Schanakenberk, K. Stoner, S. Jankowski, G. Addis, D. Brown. Row 3: P. Kavadas, M. Wald- schmidt, W. Fox. Not pictured J. Klaus, R. Merced, Y. Norman. The Crusader Cheerleaders promote spirit at V.U. games. The squad consists of 8 girls, 6 chosen last spring and 2 chosen in the fall. The upperclass cheerleaders above are: D. Cress. J. Spannenberg, C. Heinrick, R. Curtis, N. Harris. D. Hoger. 156 Alpha Phi Omega pro- vides leadership, friendship of their brothers and service to the campus. The 30 members assist during orientation week and homecoming, and usher at special campus func- tions. Max Nagel is their advisor. Pictured at left in Row 1 are: L. Russert, R. Mathus, G. Sutter. Row 2: R. Horton areasj, S. Seigel Uec. secJ. M. Buehler W-presJ, G. Mortimer w-presJ, D. Beemsterboer w-presj D. Eschback ecorr. secJ, J. Simmons. Row 3: K. Hreha mff. mgm, P. McDonald, D. Gruchalski mism, B. Bartelt, J. Wasson Uellow. chrmJ, J. Ludolph, W. Bauer, G. Hamilton. Not pictured M. Ryan epresJ. Student Social Work Organization consists of any social work major or minor who is interested. The group brings in speakers, and helps in curriculum planning and decision making ofthe social work department. Pictured at left are in Row 1: A. Christian- Ru he esecstreasJ, C. Wienk epresJ, J. Hamb w-presJ, B. Virginas ecomm. chrmJ. Row 2: J. Franklin Ounior rep; N. Wedigesoph. repj, J. Gehrke esenior repJ. J. Larsan ecomm. chrm0, B. Russel momm. chrmJ. Row 3: G. Stevenson ecomm. chrmj, P. Ortensi ecomm. chrmJ. 157 158 Home Economics Club is open to all interested students. They sponsor monthly speakers with an emphasis on topics of interest to women and a yearly educational trip. Above Right, they are M. Yackle, D. Franzer, J. Kresin, K. Fox, J. Sylvester, C. Sappic, 8. March. Not pictured: J. Noffsinger, A. Wessel. Jazz Lab is pictured at the Right. They provide a variety of musical entertainment. Aviation Club is not pictured, but it is for those students interested in aviation and related areas. The members are V. Sells, P. Chael, L. Balke, J. Morr, R. Keiser, C. Edlin, K. Sisson. R. Lucht, R. Hedel, M. Selby, M. Heblinger. The 25 member Chemistry Club, advised by Dr. Cook, is com- posed of chemistry majors and minors. They sponsor field trips, have guest lectures and hold monthly meetings. They are Lto R, Row 1; K. Straub, J. Severn, M. Johnson, F. Schmitt. Row2; A. Boos, T. Lazor. Not pictured P. Anderson. The Pre-Med Society is pic- tured Above Left, The Physics Society, Above Left is open to physics majors and other interested students. They are trying to inspire an inter- est in physics around the cam- pus and community, as well as begin an honors society. They are A. Talarico iSeatedi, L to R; M. Albright, D. Grosaick, K. La Toza, K. Sisson, M. Logan ipresi, and Prof. Scheiderer iadvisori. 159 1974 Tennis Row 1: Coach C. Bell, D. Hoffman, C. Close, T. Mantz, C. Miller. Row 2: J. Gehm, B. Ucman. T. Templeton, G. Scheumann. Row 3: J. Clement, K. Schnack, J Russler, G. Kahlert. 1974 Baseball Row 1: M. Lissy. D. Hackleberg, R. Ferchen, P. Sabatino, F. ing, A. Valentine, C. Govert, T. Hofferth, F. Schebor. Row 3: DeLazzer, K. Hoffmeister, B. Skaltsas, J. McDowell. Row 2: St. Equip. Mgr. W. Schramm, M. Rohde, K. Kahl, B Gray, J. Der- Mgr. Borchert, Asst. Coach CHO, P. Murphy, K. Zack, D. Lan- mody. Head Coach E. Bauer. 160 1974 Track Row 1: C. Hanley, J. Middledorf, D. Semro, J. Piaskowy, C. Carlson, Coach T. Shy. Row 2: B. Ganek, R. Turner, J. Pelz, D. Pell, T. Sullivan, Asst. Coach B. Colyer. Row 3: P. Heim, D. Franklin, G. Schroeder, J. Arthur. M. Gregory, J. Sched- Ier. Row 4: D. Brown. S. Scheumann, B. Chapa, J. Weide, R. Samuel, J. Stricker. Row 5: J. Lauer, D. Murray, D. Mass- man, J. Maryanski, W. Jacobsen, B. Enevold, G. Marowske. Not Pictured: T. Holub, L. Ho'ppe. M. Snyder, K. Ziejewski. 1974 Golf Row 1: P. Mallott, S. Rokely, J. Krumm. J. Pelz. Row 2: R. Chapman, R. Schroeder, B. Thomsen, N. Thomsen, S. Martin, J. Wayne. 1974 Womens Volleyball Row 1: M. Bruening, M. Murnane, J. Spannenberg, C. mann. Row 2: D. Cooley, J. Katter. P. Albrecht. K. Zim- Budlow, M. Nichols, R. Dippold. J. Hennip, P. Hoff- merman, D.Stratton,C.Strohschein,A. Ring,S.Yoder. 1974 Gold Solash Row 1: N. Sanders, L. Addis, S. Strietelmeyer, B. Howell. R. Bretscher, J. Camplin, K. Reid, B. Voll, J. Koepke, M. Bretscher. Row 2: R. Curtis, A. Bookwood. 162 1974 Womens Field Hockey Row 1: J. Camplin, 8. Carmen, S. Dewald, S. Beukema, D. Row 3: P. Burdel, B. Heerman, M. Yoder, L. Thielo. NOT Hoger. L. Woodman. Row 2: K. Hammond, K. Pisarski, C. PICTURED: B. Hinton. Eckert, B. Kienhoff, B. Voll, P. Williams, P. Cole, C. Lottes 1974 Womens Tennis Row 1: K. Dulla, S. Hughes, J. Paul, T. Adams, Bergman, C. Anderson, S. Brimacomb, J. D. Nyland, M. Schoop. J. Koepe. Row 2: L. Betts. Berning, D. Thaumann, J. Marion. B. Speth, B. 1974 Football Row 1: R. Baxter, G. Strand, M. Brauer, R. Demien. B. Monahan, Ganek, T. Welch, J. Koth. J. Edie, G. Giles, R. Peterson, P. Wanta, 'P, Danatsko, R. Seall. J. Nelson, M. Smith, J. Gillen, J. Hynes. Row J. Kurst, E. Taylor. M. Pfiffner. Row 5: D. Drinkhahn. B, Grabatec, 2: T. Witte, K. Johnson, M. Kocmond, K. Keuper, M. Beuhler, G. R. Moore. J. Tinkey, K. Claffey, J. Yung, K. Gilliland, M. Busert, M. Bohnert, T. Duerr, M. Bodnar. G. Winkler, C. Lajcin. Row 3: J. Lightbourn, D. Brown. Row 6: N. Amundsen, J. Speckhard, R. Russler. J. Smith. R. Steinbeck, B. Lawson, M. Noffke, D. Sever, Jenkins, J. Brooks, 8. Koch, R. Odom, M. Meyer, A. Miller, S. P. Burdreau, S. Hannigan, C. Knutsen, T. Moriarty. Row 4: B. Winwood,B. Banion. 1974 Cross Country Row 1: T. Holub, J.Schedler, C. Carlson, G. Schroeder, L. Hoppe. Thomas, J. Thullen, B. Beyer. Row 3: D. Wesseling, J. Jordan. P. D. Murray. Row 2: M. DeLaBruere, N4 Christiansen, S. MulvihiIl, 8. Gray, J. Bishop, M. Trout, Coach Terry Shy. 164 1974-75 Basketball s; Row 1: Ball boy 5. Morrison, Trainer R. Moore, Ball boy J. Small. Coach C. Bell. Row 3: T. Hostetler, L. Ludwig, D. Rogrk, D. Ashby, Row 2: Coach Bill Purden, Ass't. J. Wolfenberg, M. Peters. M. Kas- K. Kremer. B. Dewey, B. Bentson, P. Schmelzer, T. Klzer. G. Pams, sner, J. Oberman, J. Holmes, R. Bell, Ass't. J. Westerman, Ass't. M.Taylor,T. Means. Row 1: Coach Bob Colyer. R. Jennings, J. Ehlers, L. Douglass, J. Land, T. Mitzner, Coach Paul Bretscher. Row 2: R: Maclaren, D. Tanis, D. Eschbach, H. Carstens, J: Bass. M. Tegtmeier. Row 3:8. Eckhardt.S.Wolf,J. Reeder. M. Dukatz. G. Soderholm,C. Froman, P. Mandrich. 165 166 Mens Wrestling Row 1: P. Roser, B. Thompson wath. Row 2: M. Hoffman, J. Irwin, A. Howe, M. Rehbein, E. lhssen, L. Reed. Row 3: J. Hynes, R. Gebauer, S. Comire, M. Smith. Coach Drinkham, J. Lindstrom, R. Drewelow, D. Thomas. Mens Soccer Row 1: D. Drew. D. Thomas, K. Lawrence, C. Strietelmeir, B. Thompson. M. Atherton, A. Fuchella, M. Hoffman. Row 2: T. Schweizer, W. Kuehn, D. Yucuis. J. Pohlman, M. Neke- Ioff. J. Kegal. R. Kile, R. Witte. Womens Swimming Row 1: R. Bretscher, K. Welsh, T. Adams, C. Lottes, S. Wahlgren. Row 2: B. Bookwood, P. Malinski, M. Bretscher, K. Kretz, J. Bellendorf. Not Pictured: C. 2033. q mtmgm Womens Basketball Row 1: B. Kienhoff, P. Cole, P. Williams. Row 2: L. Woodman, R. Goeres, J. Marion, D. Thallmann. Row 3: M. Yoder. M. Bruening L. Berning, J. Paul, P. Burdyl. Womens Gymnastics Row 1: J. Bankert, C. Berglund, B. Hamilton, N. Cornelius, K. Henning. Row 2: J. Koepke, B. Voll, C. Hein- rich, R. Curtis, R. Beck. Not Pic- tured: L. Frank. GREEKS 168 To any Xi, old or new, remembering their sorority, they recall unity first. Any cooper- ative system must have some sense of unity. We have found that here in the Xis. Everyone is different, we are individuals, sisterhood makes us one. What better memories are there than those? Alpha Xi Epsilon ALPHA XI EPSILON Row 1: Gloria Maechtle, Karen Anderson, Sally Foster, Barb McKiernan, Roni Tomlinson, Kate Bothwell. Row 2: Diane Chiappe, Shari Krugler, Dawn Sabo, Julie Olivieri. Row 3: Debbie Stopek. Deb Dagenais, Cyndi Cantonis, Renee Rollins. Edie Westby, Karen Liska, Leslie NoFdstrom. Karen Rados, Star Long. Row 4: Paula Boock, Linda Norton, Dawn Alsip, Karen Pisarski, Laurie McCall, Marcie Skove, Amy Omholt. Deb Stone, Mary Schultz, Deb Plese, Karen Burkirk. Row 5: Shari Steig, Pam Tollefson, Sue Pscion, Holly Evans, Val Conroy. Row 6: Colleen Slattery, Beth Schmidt. Row 7: Jo Anna Huebschman, Cathy Saresky, Karen Zirbel. Susie Smith. Carole Pesko. 169 170 ALPHA PHI DELTA ALPHA PHI DELTA sorority now 58 years young, and yet the oldest sorority on campus continues to offer to her 66 members the joys of friendship and deeply-felt sisterhood. uFriends grow strong in joys and sorrows. Working and sharing together has brought about the success of many Alpha endeavors: Meetings . . . candlelights . H rose and gray H. Homecoming . e . alumni luncheon .., rush ... pledging . ., Hell night . . , singing : H Bigsis . ,. Littlesis . . . traditions .e. Parent's banquet : :. Gutter roast . .. Dunets breakfast : . . Senior Ban- quet? . . . Thursday nights sellingAlpha dogs . .. studying ... talking ..e keggers .e. formals ... owls CR Duty cooking dress grays Song Fest ...Halloween party . . : Christmas caroling . .. foster child Marina .., new furniture!!! Hln Alpha Phi we'll ne,re forget all the ti mes were spent together. We've grown in love, we've learned to live and cherish the joys of sisterhood in Alpha Phi. Forthe good times . .. Row 1: D. Reynolds, C. Schaffrick, S. Frughe, S. Jenson. Row 2: D. Iverson, C. Sittler, D. Laing, P. McMahon, R. Dillman, L. Monroe, D. Vlad, D. Stochel, L. Miller. Row 3: B. Fraley, N. Harris, D. Jernberg, L. Koller, C. Dauro, R. Ktein. Row 4: S. Story, D. Habitz, T. Bienz, R. Beck, M. Halkias, R. Beermann, K. Schmidt, D. Bockhom, J. Schmidt, L. Rueter, L. Schroeder, J. Camplin, A. Hammersmith., Row 5: J. Koepke, J. Sauerman, D. Mundinger, C. Schuette, D. Waldschmidt, A. Kraegel. B. Ilickovich, S. Heckmann, J. Hickerson, P. Piehter, R. Peddycord, M. Toelke, S. Thompson, C. Strasburg. Row 6: D. Nyland, J. Haeger, L. Holst, M. Carto, M. Irving, 8. Micha, T. Tutwiler, M. Schwan, N. Schmidt, P. Heiden, M. Yackle, D. Rowley, P. Smith, H. Hageman, J. Owens. 171 GAMMA PHI mmsmm 990 00393393 GAMMA PHI ...friendship and loyalty to each other . t. unity . ., individuality . . . sisters . . . gardenia ceremonies and flowers . . . the Hump Award ...washing airplanes in 450 weather . . . Christmas Caroling . .. Flaming Mame . .. Monday night meetings . . A Good Guys John, Bruce, Scott, and Socko ...6:00a.m. pledge meetings . .. Lake Eliza hayride ... study buddies . . . secret santas . . . Christmas Party . . . joy . .. Building the present moment to perfection, recalling the past with pride . e t camel lips . .. purple pillows . . . fasci- nating ladies ... purple and white . ., pancake dinner ... trivia . .. Big Sis . . . Little Sis . i . talking . . . studying . .. singing . . . CR Duty . . . cooking . .. pneumatic drills and air raids . . . watermelon party with Sig Eps . . . firing-up forthe fall and spring formals . .. Parents' Day Dinner . .. intermural volleyball champs . . . first place Homecoming float with Delta Sig . .. HCome Touch the Sun ... Song Fest ...Thanksgivingdinner . .. Balloting Night e .e HELL night . .. keggers . .. helpingeach other . .. laughter and tears ... Love . . . GAMMA PHI '74-'75. Row 1: Rae Merced, Paula Lester, Nicky Gumme- rus, Barb Brown, Barb Hinton, Maria Pojeta, Irma Tomaszewski. Row 2: Scott Baeder, Bruce Kamp, Judy Fry, John List. Lynn Baumbach, Deb Bresser, Carol Korgan, Marilyn Eils, Kathy Straub, Suzan Dewaid, Kristy Kohn, Laura El- kow, Jan Klaus. Row 3: Mary Jo Augustine, Kar- en Sherman, Deb Cress, Joanne Paul, Jane Ped- erson, Leanne Busillo, Ann Hedgecock, Judy Franke. Stephanie Schwartz. Row 4: Marla Wilk- en, Nancy Schaefer, Debbie Karstens, Nancy Chael. Barb Speth, Liz Fecht, Kathy Hinz, Diane Schwarz, Jeanne Gillespie, Carolyn Robinson, Shiriey Frank, Eileen Brubaker. Bev Johnson, Becky Carlson, Jean Hadley. Row 5: Miriam Bruening, Pam Ross, Roberta Sobieski, Val Schrage, Deb Jensen. Susan Paul, Lesa Swingie, Lori Addis. tNot pictured: Eileen Bishop, Suz- anne Davies, Tary Adams, Linda Mays, Nina Marsoobian. Deb Bohn, Sue SmithJ KAPPA PSI OMEGA Row 1. B. Kowske, H. Holt, V. Amigh, B. Russell, D. Bloomfield, J. Kunde, K. Tomp- kins, A. Glandien, C. Wilkins, L. Sandersi Row 2. D. Rugen, N. Vogelsang, N. Sand- ers, N. Geuss, C. Lintjer, S. Boeck, A. Hutchins. L. Hallman, J. Miller, J1 Bur- meister, C. Eckert, M. Barrett, K. Speck. Row 3, D. Pauschke, C. Myers, E1 Mather, K. Gehres. NA Wedig. K. Schultz, C. Eiwen, D. Kochersberger, M. Boltz, C. Wienk, D. Dolejs, T. Moss. Row 4, E. Offermann, K. Brelje, H. Wasynchuk, K. Stuhl, P. Vierk, K. March, J. Alford, S. Brink, J. Eklov, R. Drews, L. Kindt, P. Zumph, J. Schoenbeck. ttOne of the very pleasant things about friendship, according to writer Faith Baldwin, ttare the do-you-remember moments. Each of the 61 Kappas shared the ups and downs of the semester relaxing in the CR or laughing over funny moments. We checked the school doldrums with popcorn parties, and winning the sectional volleyball tournament. Since the 1961 initiation of Kappa Psi Omega, we have valued interaction with our honoraries and faculty fathers. We enjoyed a Kappa donut fondue, formals, and the traditional Christmas tree- trimming party. For Homecoming, we won 2nd place with our float theme and we shared the joy of having three queen candidates. Friendship, to the Kappas, means reaching out. Benje, became the sorority's sponsored child, through contact with the Lutheran Social Services. Perhaps the warmest moments of the year were those of Christ- mas. Candlelight caroling practices brought wishes of Kappa love to everyone. With bailoting night, began a hard-won pledge program including Saturday service projects and annual Easter egg hunt. Pledges responded to lessons about our symbol of the star and our colors of aqua and white by stealing the composite. Seniors added to the pledge pranks and planned many senior meetings after Good Times. A warm embrace, passing a green pig or suspense of passinga mum, measure friendship and unity. Kappa Love is anyone and anything at all thatts loved by you. 173 KAPPA TAU ZETA Row 1: Janis Cades, Susan Kozar, Susan Eckhardt, Debar Ruth Anne Geutes, Diane Liebbe. Bobbie Jo Hibbs. Heath- Bichner, Gail Schnakenberg, Vicki-Marie Colacicco. Leslie er MC Leod, Laura Banko, Paula Kavadas, Linda Greve. Fowler, Doreen Hackbarth. Row 2: Johanna Halvesleben, ROW 4: Cindy DeMares, Diana Walter, Deb Goodman, Kristi Lori Twietmeyer, Karen Smith, Kathy Steder, Carol Roth, Ecklund, Susie Golis. Paula Kiebel, Joy Bredariol, Kate Katherine Panteliodis, Jan Kresin. Jean Gebuhr, Robin Hoffmann, Cindy Etzler, Debbie Jarush, Becka Shawver, Dippold. Row 3: Kathy Dase, Mary Beth Schultz, Cheryl DianeHield, Nancy Smith,Anita SChUItZ- Chancellor, Paulette Stuermer, Jan Loesch, Vicki Wilt, 174 17S PHI BETA CHI INDIVIDUALS . . nursing, choir, yearbook staff,'cheerleading, keggers . .. UNITED lN ... sunday night meetings, pledging, rush, Christmas caroling . .. FAITH ... chapel services, prayer, motto, songfest, homecoming, softball ... HOPE ... field day, chili dinner, service projects, sisterhood, friendship . . . AND LOVE - BETAS. Row 1: A, Froehlich, D, Corson, M. Clark, B, Virgi- Conger, W. Newlun, L. Schoenfeldt. J. Warnke, S. nas, C. Holt, M. Mueller, K. Petersen. Row 2: K. Quandt, A. Anderson. Row 5: 8. Rex, H. Covert, P. Gage, 8. Urban, E, McAskilI, M, Schoedel, B. Sahlmann, L. Eisert, K. Grandmaison, G. Miksad,M. Kuehmsted. C. Culp, C. 2055, J. Jackson, K. Balchu- Vondulage, C. Baranovic. D. Booras, M. Young- nas, R4 Petereit, Row 3: C, Budlow, T, Braun, C. house, M. Hecht. L. Stinson. ROW 6: D. Gehl, 5. Pa- Greckel, J. Spannenberg, V. Shestina, P. Wille, L. penfuss, V. Lockwood, S. Brinkman, C. Ciannamea, Sahlmann, B. Schuster, W. Boyd, D. Claussen. Row 8. Hagemann. 4: B. Kraemer, C. Heinrich, D. Schlifke, D. Cooley, C. 176 Row 1: Chris Fisher. Lisa Magaiotti, Linda Pagel, Pat Kaspars, Kathleen Robinson,,Sue Pickard, J. Eiyse Krauss. Row 2: Pat Thompson, Karen Johne son, Bobbi Bookwood, Sue Sage, Sandy Friesen, Linda Schwamb. Row 3: Sue Erlbeck, Louise Wii- liams, Beth Buescher, Sally Sittler, Jean Fill- more, Toni Dokas, Tru- dy Delong, Stephanie Jackson. CHI SIGMA XI Chi Sigma Xi Sorority was founded in 1919. Since that time our motto and guiding goal has been, HSeek, sincerity, truth, and honor. Together and individually we have strived to obtain this goal. Our colors are blue and yellow. They along with our flower, the red rose, are symbolizing friendship and true sisterhood in our soror- ity. Our activities range from money-making projects to service pro- jects to social events. Each year we hold several weekend carwashes. This past fall we sponsored a carwash for muscular dystrophy. To further add to our funds we sell candy and stationary. Our latest seller is the UChi Hot Pretzel. These projects provide us with funds for various good times . We have the traditional keggers, Fasel runs, and activities for the Chis and their dates, including a hayride and bonfire. Right before Christmas we have our annual HChi Christmas Party. After the dorm Christmas sing and fraternity caroling, we gather 'round our tree to exchange homemade gifts and sing. Our big social event is our spring formal in May. We have dinner and later on, dancing at one of the restaurants around Valpo. Our formal is complete with its fire-up and a Dunes picnic the next day. All in all, Chi Sigma Xi is a very cherished part in the lives of all its members. There is a strong fulfilling sisterhood and many cherished memories to bind all the sisters together under the crest of Chi Sigma Xi. 177 PHI OMEGA Row 1: G. Hochsprung, L. Phillips, D. Phi Omega - ten years in the making. Twenty-eight freshmen Ed'e'v K- JOhnsmnv W' comweHv 3' men become HPhi 0 Little Brothers, hike with their HBig Sissies, Egiisgeihiec?TaF'rfricC?3?'GS23geLrj chug beer, and are serenaded by the pledges. Homecoming - Phi Row 2: J. Kleinert, N. Massieon, M. 0's and alums tip glasses and toast the sorority's tenth anniversary warner' L' Ebert C MH'ery D. COX' P' at thetraditional champaign breakfast. Halloween, comes and Moenck, D. Pearson, D. Geist. Row 3: P. , , . . Gibbs, D, Yursky' c. Bowen 5. Fan- the Phi Ots deck out to trick-or-treat for UNICEF, a tradition slau, K. Krautstrunk, D. Weber. M. for six years. November 9th e Phi 0's fire-up for the formal and EAITCELOTA giufrggizhg; 2; 33: ? recognize a special man tH.JJ, our Phi 0 dream man, with a bottle J. Fuergtegberg, M. johnson: K: Kraus: of champaign. Hell Night: the CR. echoes with voices of A. Pennekampv 8- Meyer, D. LewiS. M4 pledgi repor-TING! Pizza and beer at Fasel's ends the night and :22: :33- SEE??? SarfgienrsbABirm' pledging. Phi O's get together as sisters to share a Thanksgiving p. La'ng: Not pictiJred: D. J'arc'howy 8: dinner before break. Noon finds Phi O's watchingtheir favorite Minozo, L. Ponda, I. Bossert, P. soap opera, HAII My Children, while at midnight they can be JOhnson- found making a Fasel's run in the SM. The chapter room is the scene of tense bridge marathons, late night booking, waiting for the MM, and other out and out tomfoilery. Soft singing and the passing of the yellow rose around a circle of sisters signifies that another Phi O has fallen prey to cupid's arrow. Christmas brings study buddies, evening vespers, and the arrival of St. Nick. Spring hustles the Phi 0's into another busy season of rush. It also brings our memorable Spring Formal. May brings Senior Farewell and the Senior Cut, not to mention commencement. But this does not end the warmth and memory of Phi Omega. Phi-Fellowship Omega-Forever 178 NImexM-umh 179 w Greek Means . . . 180 MMW nnewn. c n 182 183 184 Row 1: Glenn Henrikson, Mark Z. Kline, Tom Paulus, Jim Kunz, Bob Keller. Row 2: Anne Ritke, Faith Blacke, Becky Claussen, Nancy Marsala, Peggy Green, Sue Wahl- gren. Row 3: Maira Muizneks, Keith Forsyth, Wally Bauer. Bob Zeman, Kim Thomas. Row 4: M. Mahoney. N. Boon. Jane Katter, Rich Walke, Mike McGinnis. Row 5: John Mattv miller. John Albert, T. D. Fliege. DELTA THETA PHI The start of the 74-75 school year saw Delta Theta Phi somewhat short in man-power, but full to overflowing with a unified spirit of brotherhood that has pulled us together in the true sense of fraternity life. Fall clean-up was accomplished quickly and easily thanks to the excellent leadership of Housemaster Tom Fiiege and the Executive Board led by Dean Glenn Henrik- son. The brothers made the work go easier by chipping in for our first keg of the year. High hopes were held for our sports program, but injuries to key personnel prevented anything higher than third place finishes in both football and soccer. The football team was led by Mark Kline with seven touchdowns in the five game schedule and the soccer team was paced by forward Mark Mahoney and goalie Tom Paulus. Social Chairman Jim Kunz and Rush Chairman Keith Forsyth combined their programs to come up with some really outstanding parties that have never failed to pro- duce an excellent time for all those participating. The highlight of the year, as always, was the pajama party with its infamous Wompadoodle. This solid group of 18 men and an outstanding pledge class have set out to make this year one of the best in fraternity history and are accomplishing our goal more and more as the year goes on. DELTA SIGMA PHI Row 1: Charles Smith, Glen Dobosz, Art Boos. Ric Swanson, Roscoe, Dennis Mc- Dowell. Row 2: Jim Chatham, Wynn Ha- zen, Jerry Heimsoth, Ken Hayes. Row 3: Grant Hiesterman, Clete Anderson. Dave Heinzelmann, Terry Zechiel. Row 4: Dave Myers, Ed Hahn, David Massman, Wayne Geyer. Row 5: Bob Heckmann, Ken Klein, Dan Stoehr, Greg Hamlyn. Row 6: Duane Rabe, Bess Olszewski, Chas. Olszewski, Jim lhde, Mitch Bland. As the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity grows we've been an official chapter in national over a year now, so do our academic, athletic, and social aspects. Last year we had the best GPA among all Greeks. Because of this we expect to see all our graduates in the top headline stories Uike longest hangover, most all-night- ers in one week, Eth. As far as athletics go, we like to say we are building for the future. Our parties, although we're not capable tin size or rooml of giving aIl-campus keggers, provide plenty of good times. We initiated 11 new little sisses who helped us collect over $280 for UNICEF on Halloween. Our Homecoming antics amounted to first place for best float with the Gamma Phis in the Fraternity-sorority division. 185 186 THETA CHI Row 1: Bernie Bolka. Glenn Graeves, Jim Hynes, Jeff Raday, Joe Gillen, Dave Butler, Rick Jennings, Larry Kozi- Holmes, Gary Kovanda, Don Yucuis, Pete Budvean. Darrell al. Jim Csenar, Squirrel, Joe Theta. Row 3: Andy Tanzillo. DelFandrea. Row 2: Jay Pohlman. Chris Knutsen, Jeff Dan Denys, Grover, Korny, Robert Skaltsas. Row 4: Rico Jimenez. Clint Stricker. Ricky Samuel, Strike. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Row 1: Jack Clement, John Spear, Paul Heim. John Boon, David Notary, Rob- ert Mertz, Bob Pangrac, Kevin Leissr- ing, Jeff Smalldon, Bob Thompson. Row 2: Dean Hauersperger, Mike Holste, Steve LaPosa, Fritz, Jon Cook, Bob Looman, James Bolgart, Jeff Dobbs, Ken Laurence. Mark Rasmus- sen, Russ Tippy. Grant Krafft, Steve Westphal, Eric Fehlau. Row 3: Dan McAdams, Ray Odom, George Daily, Tom Furtwangier. Row 4: Greg Can- right, Terry Goad, Marty Smith. Hank Ranum, Keith Johnson. Steven Tei- chler, Jeff Crist, George Carlson. Row 5: Dan Ostosic, BobVoss. This year, we, the Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha celebrated our 20th year as a fraternity at Vaipa- raiso. The assembly of alumni and current members at the banquet celebrating this event reaffirmed one idea: each brother is a unique individual, but each shares in a bond of honest friendship. It is this idea that the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha attempt to affirm daily. As can be expected in a fraternity that emphasizes individuality, there are conflicts. But time and time again e in the barroom, at intermurai events, at all- house clean- ups - the spirit of fraternity reasserts itself. We take pride in our fraternity and the spirit of friendship that the letters Lambda Chi Alpha symbolize. It is this spirit that the Brothers attempt to culti- vate among themselves each day. It is this spirit that many Lambda Chis endeavor to extend to all men. 187 188 Epsilon Beta chapter of PI KAPPA ALPHA fraternity was founded in 1953. Today, having an active member- ship of 64, the house in its majestic splendor stands at 808 Mound Street. With a sledding hill, bonfire area, and basketball court, the house is unrivalled in opportunities for a well rounded environment. Perennially having one of the best all mens scho- lastic averages, the Pike house offers a strong academ- ic setting. Frequently, brothers have been involved in extracurricular student organizations such as Student Senate and WVUR-FM radio station. Strong in athletics, the house has always been in contention for the all- sports award. Being a socially oriented fraternity, an active social life is highlighted by the Barn and Casino parties. In between these two annual events, we have fraternity-sorority parties. Not to be an exception to a national tradition, Epsilon Beta is the proud owner of a firetruck. Used for parades, sporting events, and campus rides, the firetruck stands as a symbol of the strong brotherhood that is Epsilon Beta. Pl KAPPA ALPHA Row 1: B. Stevens, R. Jante, J. P. Ehlers, L. Mohr, K. Shallenberger, M. Nagel, B. Starek. T. Bredesen. S. Gravelie, Ellen Richardson, J. Dornbusch. P. Hes- sler, G. Vician, M. Bronann, D.Wesseling, S. Nielsen. Row 2: D. Roth, J. Lenihan, J. Grumley, K. Lamar, E. Camplin. C. Pixler, M. Debowski. K. Anderson. T. Biggs, B. Simonson, S. Heller. R. Mueller, M. Eyrick. Row 3: R. Chapa, T4 Galli, T. Reincke. J. Stine, M. Sorensen, T. Sullivan, B. Gasper, M. Trout, S. Kiefer, T. Tulon, N. Christiansen, J. Wilson, D. Bienz, C. Peyrot. Row 4: C. Naylor, A. Hanson, P. Mallott, T. Lane, D. Frazier. J. Stark, L. Smierteiny, H. Proctor. Row 5: T. Murphy, D. Laning. D. Hahn. J. Murphy. J. Achterberg, D. Schreiber. SIGMA Pl Row 1: Jeff Mader, Tom Fenske, Alan Pogel, John Hess. Row 2: Chuck Claypool, Mark Schmidt, Warren Ferber, Fred Beeching, Gail Brum, Greg Peters, Dave Bohning, Dolly Lopez, Keith Baer, Roy Keefer, John Kehrberg. Row 3: Ed Huber, Don Neubacher, Chris Patras, Sue Leisure. Wendy Johnson. Keith Flenner, Debbie Schmidt, Barb Meyer. Rachel Hohenstein, John Wes- terman, Sara Schnack, Chris Beckemeier, Heidi Pal- mer, Angie Miller, Terri Cornelius, Joy Kroupa, Lynn Knippenberg, Larry Mau. Row 4: Bob Caswell, Mark Noske, Lois Badder, Sue Behm. Jill Snyder, Laurie Kindt. Row 5: Mike Heath, Dee Heittcotter, Dan Brandt, Diane Averbach, John Kegel, Becky Drews. 189 SIGMA TAU GAMMA Row 1: Walter Lewis, Spider, T.G.One, Andy Slavens, Mike Fink, Radar, Tom Farabough. Bruce Carlson, Jack Van Kley, Craig Cermak. Row 2: Burt Boman, Dan Havlir, Marshall Skibbe, Jeff Summers, Dan Winter, Munchkin, Mike Lakis. Row 3: David Stout, Ron Fitz. Brian Johnson, Lars Knutson. Row 4: Sue Sergeant, Doug UTres Hombres Bley, Del 'Tres Hombers Beideck, Dennis Tres Hombers Oliver, Byron Fritz Stafford. SIGMA TAU GAMMA , ,. 361 .,. Homecoming . . Casino Night .. Lapatutnik . . . Tri- via ... Beverage Engineer- ing . .. Estelle . . . Tom Jones ...Christmas Gifts . .. Do it in Omaha ...Slop, Dad, Ma and the Kids . .. Dogpile . Da Zoo, Tres Hombres. Mt. Olympus, Combat's Zone . . Roses . . Monday Night Football . . Sunday Night Meetings . .. Brother- hood! 'ht. Ino mg S a C 191 Row 1: T. Esala, B. Jensen, Ember, B. Smith. R. Johnson, J. Schoening, M. Wallace, J. Pelz, B. Mays, G. Seefeldt. Row 2: S. Bergdahl, E. Goodrich, T. McCoy, B. Mayyou, H. Gilmore, J. Howard, J. Hoover, R. Witte, D. Es- chbach, H. Mueller, J. Berger. Row 3: R. Gebauer, J. Jaskulski, M. Johnson, K. Kleinschmidt, B. Ucman, B. Clark, M: Nekoloff, D. Dossin, B. Kamp. R. Reigle, G. Brown, M. Nielsen, R. Pehlke. Row 4: T. Ross, J. List, T. Martin, J. Jannings. M. Dupre, J. Koth. Row 5: G. Marowske, P. Ostrander, T. Temple- ton, J. Saunders, M. Hroch, L. Woike. Row 6: D. Kehlenbrink, A. Johnson, 8. Hess, M. Pierce, W. Winter, and Sig Ep Sam. SIGMA PHI EPSILON - gem 3. Indiana Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was chartered in 1956 having its original residence in the houses at 503 and 505 Lincolnway. We moved into our current Mound street residence in 1969 and have built our house into one of the most diversified and achievement oriented houses on this university's campus. This years officers were: Win Winter, president; Gary Marowske, corresponding secretary; Bob Clark, historian; and John List, recording secretary. Sig Ep is, of course, a social fraternity and our nu- merous parties have quite a reputation for being the best around. Last homecoming we welcomed over eighty alumni, one of which is presently the new Dean of Men, Bob Schroer. Our substantial social budget allows us these many band parties, but our range of activities also range out to many fund-raising events for charity. The Sig Eps have do- nated blood for leukemia victims, raised money forthe heart fund and retarded children and this year we planned Sig Ep Weekend, one loaded with activities and events including a basketball game, all campus party and pizza sale with the entire proceeds going to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Our brothers represent every college in the university and nearly every major. Our backgrounds are varied, some of us are athletes, some scholars, some musicians, but we are all individuals with varied interests, values and views. However, we are united in friendship with one great common goal - that of BROTHERHOOD! TAU KAPPA EPSILON Row 1: Kevin Delmastro, Vic Nelson, Kurt Raack, Baird Black, Warren Kindler, Carl Neiderstein, Jim Silverman, Dick DeBIasio. Row 2: Dave Be- dell, Joe Fireoved, Bill Rajki, Cave Huggett, Gary Olund, Tom Luley, Mark Aronica, Rich Elseroad, Jim Eckstaedt, Jim Hunter, Don Hoerl. Row 3: Kent Schnack, Bill Meiser, Terry Hronec, Paul Thomas, Tom Dellas, Ken Gehrke, Bob Ehren- berg, Kim Berlick, Dave Moore, Chris Brelje. As another school year becomes a memory, so does a progressive year for Tau Kappa Epsilon. During these short years, we strive to broaden an individual's val- ues by including in his own viewpoints, those of oth- ers. Unity in diversity molds many talents and tem- peraments into common interests. Thus our consistency is not of a stereotype, but of varied components com- prising representations which we hope has left a favor- able impression with fellow students and the faculty. Our constant goals - service, high social and academic standards, and the full development of indi- vidual worth and character - continue the enrichment of our fraternal bond. Memorable events highlighting the year include the annual funeral party in October, a house trip to an Elton John concert, the annual ski weekend and our two formals. Housing improvements and service projects kept the Tekes busy. Several house members plan to attend the international convention of Tau Kappa Epsilon in August of 1975. 193 194 Row 1: G. Plimton, P. Lauber, J. Krumm, M. Smith, R. Steerzer, T. Mitzner, T. Witte. Row 2: K. Hofmeister, J. Schmidt, 8. Scheumann, P. Rose, B. Newton, F. Schebor, R. Spees, J. Browne, J. Krueger. J. Stamos. Row 3: P. Sabatino, D. Hoffman, B. Enevold, M. Lalich, J. Kuss, L. Aiworth, J. Russler, C. Breeden, Beef. Row 4: K. Knape, T. Scheele, J. Ber- glund, B. Jake. J. Oberman, M. Kocmond, M. Rohde, G. Bohnert, J. Jefferson. Row 5: D. Reynolds, K. Zack, J. Koeneman, M. Taylor. Row 6:Ace. PHI DELTA THETA The brothers of Phi Delta Theta are currently celebrating their 20th year of brotherhood at Valpo. This year the Phis have been busy around the house with house improvement pro- jects. New furniture in the living room and T.V. room, a new barroom and a patio were some of the projects undertaken this year. lntermural sports have always been an important aspect of the fraternity. This year was no exception as the Phis cap- tured the University Championship in football, were runners- up in volleyball and soccer and the prospects look good for the remainder of the sports year. The Phis have always been leaders in varsity athletics at Valpo. This year seven brothers played varsity football. We had one golfer, two swimmers, two basketball players and seven played baseball. Some of the big social events of the year are the annual Homecoming party in which several hundred pounds of brats were eaten and many kegs of beer consumed. The highlight of Home- coming this year was having Brother Rich ttCrazy Conti elected Homecoming King. Once again the Hmorality march took place late one evening on Homecoming weekend. The annual Christmas party with our rushees was a tremendously good time. The brothers are looking forward to seeing what kind of PhiKeia party will be devised by the new PhiKeias. Pinball took over at the Phi Delt house this year. Many hours of study time were put in at the pinball machines. Brother Joel Rod Oberman was the undisputed pinball wizard of the year. PHI KAPPA PSI Row 1: Tom Wielgos. Ralph Steinbeck, Greg Giles, Keith Gene Scheumann, Jim Leo. John Meyer, Mike Pfiffner. Gilliland. Mike Rusert, Greg Winkler, Mike Olivieri. Mike Con, Earle Taylor, Ken Richards, Rick Rakoczy, Chris Lightbourn, Roger Shaw. Row 2: Mark Fitch, Chris Mack. Jordan. 195 Phi Sigma Epsilon 1974-1975: Another exciting lntermurals have always contri- school year for the Phi Sigs. United buted as part of our weIl-rounded life in our diversity, Phi Slgs continue at 605 and 607 Union Street. None of to contribute to campus life through us will soon forget the house with the participation in campus activities. red rock e PHI SIGMA EPSlLON. We all Yet we remain united through bonds fondly remember our fall formal as we of brotherhood and friendship. A hay- named Irma Tomaszewski, Phi Sig Sweet- ride with Thelma -Square Dancing - heart. Honey and Lucille - just two Keggers e those eleven women from kreln- more great reasons to be 3 Phi Sig. heder- FIRE UP-FTH! Row 1: Dave Klug tTreasJ, Jerry Gudim tCorres. SecJ, 3: Bob Barton, Dave Volkmann, Bill lltzsche, Al Walker, John Ludolph tRec. SecJ, Doug Miller tPresJ. Row 2: Drew Steven Krenz, Kim Sisson. Jeff Bunke. Row 4: Mark Mc- Babcock, Paul Schmidt, George Reichler, Honey Jo Rei- Grew, Larry Ulrich,Scott BaedertMBJ. chler, Burnham Darkow, Duane Jorgenson.Ed Tanet.Row Inter- Fraternity CouncH Picture are some of the fraternity representatives of IFC. President of the group is Dave Moore. Inter- SororHy CouncH Row 1: N. Vogelsang, Ureasj. Dean Ruosch Mdvi- 500, C. Miller Wresj, K. Liska WPJ, J. Kresin x'SecJ. Row 2: J. Burmeister, T. DeLong, C. DeMares, D. Yursky, M. Skove. P. McMahon, K. Kohn. Row 3: B. Schmidt, L. Magalotti, M. Schoedel, S. Meyer, 8. Paul. NOT PICTURED: B. Bergman, L. Miller. 197 Off campus living - a look at the other side of student life. Free of campus rules, apartment living provides a taste of life after college for adults. . . $5,? In y 4 I 9, 9h 2s 200 Landlords with which to contend, bills to pay, and more space to clean constitute part of the price of this freedom . . . w 't . l, h M 1 rggxgaw : m .m . Despite these extra responsibilities, your leisure is yours . . . Reclining in your own bathtu b, cooking when time permits and jagging on the porch . . . 203 MN .7ng , Depending on your taste, apartment dwelling lends to fli-iilln lug? ill... will... spirited parties or just plain relaxing . . . 205 Even without dorm restrictions, studying remains a part of this other side ofliving . . . - For no matter where you live - you're still a student. ALUMNI FIRST FLOOR. First Row: P. Stuermer, C. Schawk, Shrimpo. D. son. 8. Lansing, K. Myers, B. Shy. Third Row: L. Koclersberger, T. Pearson, C. Andreotti. Second Row: L. O'Keefe, V. Grotheer, S. Mayer, D. Sabo, K. Fox. 84 Erlberk, B Miller, N. Huston. T. Shy - Klucher. D. Winfrey, D. Norton. L. Norton. C. Dickinson, M. John- Dorm Director. f SECOND FLOOR EAST, First Row: 8. Lawler. T. Guelzow, J. Brei- Third Row: J. Zieche, 8. George, S. Parmele, S. Wenk, G. Scott. J. meier. P. Denning. J. Potter. Second Row: B. Hills, J. Ehtstrasser, Nicholls. S. Swanback. M. Dallmann. P. Gobbs, D. Genewich, S. Brown. 208 ALUMNI SECOND FLOOR WEST, First Row: R. Delano, J. Thomas, Speed, A. Mendonsa. T. Cassler, D. Semro. Third Row: T. McMahon, J. Land, Boz's roommate, B. 802, M. Warner, C. Raeihle. Second Row: J. D. Brockscrimidt, A. Kopf, K. Smith, D. Drews, D. Thomas, S. Buuck, M. Kuechler, M. Kurtis, R. Brown, K. Kehe, B. Miller, D. Rokely. THIRD FLOOR EAST, First Row: J. Radlke, L. Martin, E. Neece. A. Morenz, L. Sammetinger, D. Lind. Third Row: E. Hintz; P. Greaser, lonnides, S. Stemke, V. Luebcke, S. Fuller. Second Row: K. Jutzi, P. C. Sampson, S. Hart, J Bredariol, DA Alhorn, D. Thomas, P. Bauer. Hallerberg, S. Landmann, J. Kelly, C. Dumond, R. Williams, A G. Braun,L.Cox. 209 210 ALUMNI THIRD FLOOR WEST, First Row: P. Moritz, W. Thon, K. Felstrup, L. Smith, K. Tiere. V. Gauger. Third Row: C. Snyder, G. Thompson, C. Raeder. B. Tite, M. Eldin, P. Pazder, T. Hanser, L. Derryberry. B. Kramer, L. Banko, T. Gilliana, T. Stanley, D. Heinitz, S. Gibbons. J. Rearson. Second Row: D. Dayton, L. Balke, J. Carbiener. L. Nelson, Paterson. D. Franzen. B. Plunkett, R. Harms. S. Leasure, M. Wilkin. J. Birkeness. C. Aronhalt, G. Hultquist. J. FOURTH FLOOR EAST, First Row: M. Rife, H4 Mertz, K. Salmon, N. Boerger. Third Row: D. O'Dell, D. Skopek. D. Pauschke. L. Wolt- Larson. Jayne wogx D. Sims, D. Williams, Second Row: R. Mahr, R. man, S. Nelson, l. Mason, M. Merrick... Moeller, S. Kozar, L. Yamashita, B. Gold. D. Lamp, D. Johnson, K. ALUMNI FOURTH FLOOR WEST, First Row: K. Reid, K. Albrandt, F. Wahls- ing, R. Hendler, P. Gorman. Third Row: C. David, G. Boon, D. trom, M. Bellin. B. Eggers, D. Konrad, A. Cathcart, B. Pangier, D. Trumpy. S. Sanderson, B. Deming, H. Morenz, L. Warren, C. Chan- Thomas, S. Ito. Second Row: P. Winchell, J. Reesor, C. Schulte, C. cellon. C. Milner, G. Bruhn, D. Henrichs, T. Humeracht. Beam, H. Gates, L. Burchard, A. Gonzalez, 8. Brown, S. Schlicht- FIFTH FLOOR EAST, First Row: 8. Poth, M. Hecht, B. Tonkovich, J. Stepan, L. Lombardi. Third Row: D. Mays, C. Harris, L4 Kelsey, S. Firgens, D. Struharik, K. Buskirk, D. Schrader, V. Umbach, P. Sergeant, C. Ramsey, K. Belau, S. Zobel, A. Oswald, R. Borchardt, Koch. Second Row: C. Merriweather, J Cox, 8. Zillman, C. Kostel- J. Watson, 8. Greco, C. McCoIIum. nik, P. Niebur, M.B. Schultz, G. Parten, D. Jernberh. K. Reid, 8. 211 212 ALUMNI FIFTH FLOOR WEST, Row One: B. Carlson, P. Thorpe, K. Leslie, T. Franzen. D. Girton, C. Larson, M. Brown, P. Moenck. Row Three: P. Fresno, D. Opem, M. Anderson, V. Miller, C. Stechholz. Row Two: 8. Dargis, J. Snyder, 8. Hamilton, S. Behm, L. Libician, K. Keilman, S. Murphy, L. Greve, D. Hoover, L. Liptak, N. Walrath, D. Polinsky, S. Jarling, M. Hughes, T. Schadler, D. Korthauer, P. Graves. BRANDT FIRST FLOOR. Row One: G. Mortimer. J. Plagens, Cat-Gertrude Ihorn, Waldtraude, D. Johnson, M. Tkacz, M. Vail, Lillibet. K. Sexburga, R. Rehbein. R. Goetz. Row Two: M. Magadeline, H. Mil- Sisson. SECOND FLOOR NORTH. First Row: M. Erdmann, G. Sutter, Z. Rah- Heide. Third Row: D. Wright, S. McConnomy, W. Hall, B. Renneck- tus, T. Struck, S. Lindstrom, Second Row: G. Ferguson, D. Frey, R. er, Little Alex, Smitty, T. Cowboy Searle, W. Hoeppner, T. Wells. D. Hodel, J. Bendall, B. Chapa, K. Gasper, K. Mount, P. Ruble, D. Carlson. SECOND FLOOR SOUTH, First Row: M. Chapin, L. Kusch, D. Si- Ronnau. Third Row: D. Streit, T, Farruggia, H. Voth, M. Gregory, K. chak, G. Stellfox, J. Dollberg, J. Irwin. R. Rabeler. Second Row: K. Zeile. T. Opsahl. M. Balander, J. Beattie, H. Zorn. Belau, H. Kleisch, D. Kolberg, S. Delong, P. Guss. D. Petrone, G. 213 BRANDT THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One: K. Prowell, T. Seisser, S. Wilson, Zeil, D. Mclver, G. Gills, M. Hill, E. Edwards, L. Wood Ayers, M. B. Garrett, J. Piscione, P. Meyer, P. Geyer. Row Two: M. Howell. D. Copeland, G. Fernandez. R. Sanders. Miller, F. Maddox, I. Henderson, K. Hill, C. Krause. Row Three: B. THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: C. Rasey. G. Athimaritis, R. Gall, J. Arthur, D. Bohl, C. Duggan. G. Nielsen, R. Russo, G. Kray, R. Piro. Row Two: C. Sutter. P. Grosnick, R. Dodge. P. Roeser. R. Beh- rens, C. Blums, C. Hanley. M. Harris, L. Poch, Row Three: Vozo, W. Osobas, T. Spelde, P. Chilcote, W. Miller, D. Potter. T. Epach, S. Jantsch, D. Hibbs, M. Siebert. R. Fratzke, D. Grosnick. D. Schroeder. FOURTH FLOOR NORTH, Row One: D. Joyce. W. Eye, W. Kuehn, Homer, J. Barleycorn, G. Knouras, Row Two: Bod Hayes, 8. Ber- nard, M. Gaffney, G. Selby, D. Gerlach, R. Borchert, R. Twito. Row FOURTH FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: G. Hamilton, C. Schneider, J. Huntsberger, B. Neff, Hope, J. Bunke. C. O'Connor, R. Copeland. Row Two: J. Austin, R. Matus, A. Connelly. G. Davis, G. Pugh. D. BRANDT ' i Three: D. Roark, J. Alberton. J. Yung. B. Dewey, K. Kahl, 0. Taylor, T. Hofferth, T. Krueger, M. Pierce. Tanis, D. Etuenkel. Row Three: M. Thebo, J. Bretzmann, D. Young, J. Wasson. S. Radivan, B. Cundiff, R. Jabbs, T. Printz. 21S FIFTH FLOOR NORTH, Row One: B. Howell. J. Ormson, C. Smith, R. Seigel, S. Swanson, J. Luszyk, R. Mork. Row Three: 8. Gustafson. J. Snips, Elton, T- Rundgren, 3- Fangmann, K- GOUId- ROW TWO: D- Simmons, R. Anderson, J. Sven Ill, J. Wichmann, D. Stotz, J. HaII Townsend, M. Johnson, T. Yunghans, B. Ericson, L. Russert, 8. man, H.Carstens, R. Bosley,C. Hilmer, K. Hreha. FIFTH FLOOR SOUTH. Row One: 8. Wicher, J. Bass, U. Bookem, M. Ruehl, M. Camfield, M. Dupre. Row Three: T. Nelson, M. Kas- Bonkie. Row Two: J. Cardozo, J. Black, 8. Counselor, P. VanSteen, sner, J. Kust, P. Mueller, M. McWilIiams. G. Harter. SECOND FLOOR NORTH, Row One: D. Anderson. B. Beyers. C. Butts, J. llten. E. Boettger, T. Hostetler, S. Thompson, J. Thiele, C. Cass. M. Miller. M. Brown, N. Allen, W. Rehm. Row Two: J. Lorenz. Schwartz, M. Robinson. D. Smith. 8. Wolf, F. Harris, 8. Bentson, C. Kappel, 8. Farmer. Row Three: K. SECOND FLOOR SOUTH. Row One: 8. Eckhardt, B. Putra, T. Du- P. Merkler, P. Oppie' Heller. R. Tomlinson Row Three: 0 Edlin. J. dek, M Beck, R. Wienk, G. Soderholm, C. CIOSE. ROW TWO: B. Green, K. Sproul. B. Weber, M. Zakwa, A. 'Pink-Pink' Fairchild. N. Brown, S. Gerse, J. Schoneman, J. Grossnickle. M. Kleinschmidt. Stanley. 218 FIRST FLOOR NORTH, Row One: E. Schmeckpeper, K. Eckert, J. Adams, J. Meier. G. Horton. P. Thune, R. Manner. Row Two: T. Engelbrecht, MW Schmidtke. S, Affeldt, P. Daily. D. Navin, R. Navin, FIRST FLOOR SOUTH. Row One: J. Middeldorf, J. Townsend, M. Fimhaber. Row Two: 8. Schreiber, K. Augstine. T. Kizer, M. Krue- A. Ozog, E. Schwinkendorf. Row Three: D. Ebert, L. Pearsall, V. Mariani, P. Doherty, P. Schalow, R. Dilgard, C. Nagel, B. Dearth. PROPERTY OF com. COLA ' I?RINK W ger, S. Puffe, JW Luebke. Row Three: J. Geist, M. Esala, B. Neuhaus, D. Moet. B. Carlson, D. Heine. G. Georno. DAU THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One:J. Britton, S. Burkhardt, K. Olsen, Row Three: E. Anderson. E. Johnson, E. Hayes, S Howard. J. Son- P. Wendt, S. Mitchell, C. Ortmann, G. Wahnefried. Row Two: J. nen, A. Pifer, M. Hummel, D. Dathe. S. Comrie. 5- Stephanidis. M. Bowker. G. Suhr, A. Seib, P. Chael. R. Krause. R. Holm, P. Elling. Krese. THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: M. Lembke, J. Messerschmidt, S. Ralls, D. Welder, P. Nuechterlein. D. Raubacher. Row Two: K. Wunderlich Jr., B. Cole. K. Olsen, K. Kremer. P. Schmelzer. D. Duckworth. F. Quackmaster. J. Firnhaber. Row Three: M. Wiedgl- man, P. Butts, T. Moe. M. Selby. C. Wocf, M Lighthizer, L. Olivieri. A. Kuehn. J. Drews, R. Guedrero. FLOOR: R. Williams. R. Radtke. S. Lutz, R. Chachon. M. Burtelow, M Burtelow, S. Grummer. 219 MEMORIAL FIRST FLOOR. Row One: D. Fine, K. Fasel, Freeky, C. Peel. Row Craig, E. Holm,V.Gens. L.Over1ing, L. Lowe,J.C0llins,S. Plander, Two: K. Gehres, P. Maile. M. Geissler, D. DeIGado. Row Three: R. K. Beck, W. Poplowski, C. Sappie. SECOND FLOOR NORTH. Row One: C. Phillips, S. Kasten. D. Bayer. meyer, M, Mueller, A. Wessel. Row Two: T. Mantakounis, B. Stock- B. Braver, D. Hoeger, M. Mumford, E. Izbucky. J. Gatzke, B. PaH- man.C. Mantakounis, B. Hood. L. Schneider. B. Beesley. J. Jones. 220 MEMORIAL SECOND FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: C. Brown, K. Gage, C. Dieck- man, R. Ginter, K. Brueggmann, R. Griffin, C. Blum, D. Plese, C. Loven. Row Two: D. Masaracchia, E. Spreng, A. Pennkamp, K. Speck, N. Van Lue, Inki, L. Badder, M. Stoll. THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One: J. Karasch, J. Unger, S. Blieden. P. Sallwasser, T. Tinsley, M. Skoczylas. Row Two: J. Halvensleben. P. Harm. P. Ortensi, R. Gentes, C. Appel. 221 222 MEMORIAL THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: J. Huebschmann, K. Hirt, K. Henning, S. Farser, L. Grimes, S. Schaus. B. Herrmann. Row Two: 8, Hamilton. J Kuecker, B. RusseH, J. Hesse, M Myers. Row Three: B. White, D. Marman, G. Myers, D. Vandermeer, L. Gates, P. Bur- dyl, C. Andrew, B. Staschke, R. Goegres. FIRST FLOOR, Row One: P. Hesirote. B. Herzog, J. Severn, Terry, B. Mertz , M. Landow, S. Quandt. Row Two: C. Wykel. S. Oetting, S. Hamada, K. Byrnes, M. Bair, R. Hinrichs, M Harvey, C. Heidtman. SECOND FLOOR NORTH, Row One: A. Rumsey, F. Schmitt. P. May- er teddy bear, J. Bellendorf, N. Snartemo, E. Griffin Row Two: M. Nelson. L. Luth. J. Larson. L. Blum, C. Hron, S .Andres. G. Klam- mer, C. Wette. 223 224 A SECOND FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: 8. Shelley, J. Hamb, C. Stankie, M. Neal. Row Two: K. Cliff, C. Fischer, N. Abernathy, K. Garn, K. Prit- chard. E. Covert. B. Sparks. K. Augustine, C Roe, J. Herr. THIRD FLOOR NORTH. Row One: A. Trombley, J. Kamnetz, L. Pol- shans. D. Bodley. Row Three: M. Cannon, D. Barton, M. Anderson, lard, S. Tuck, D. Plouse, C. Streit, G. Munder. Row Two: BV. Davis, 8. Boettner, C. Klemme, D. Rupple, S. Fowles, J. McMaster. N. Moldenhauer, L. Schirmer, M. McNeiHie, J. Gieseking, A. Gros- THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: A. Talarico, S. Johncock, S. Brimacomb, A. Kern, K. Betterman. Row Two: 8. Felton, V. Salone, F. Pitt, T. Salvatori, K. Edahl, B. Thomas, CS. Rose. C. Fasse. KREINHEDER 3 A FIRST FLOOR NORTH, Row One: C. Scott, K. Redlewski, P. Sie- Row Three: 8. Junge, B. Opsahl. 8. Nelson, D. Critchlow, H. Free- mers, B. Seeber. Row Two: A. Victorn, A. Young, D. Rudy, D. De- beck, S. Delabar, B. Benson, L. Ference, L. Nestrojil. Mares, J. Kohlmeyer. E. Baeder, A. Ring, N. Cornelius. K. Walter. 225 226 KREINHEDER Mann. Mu. 4. o o u u .x. n FIRST FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: G. Morgal, S. Brunot, M. Transki, Martin, L. Byrd, S. Goodwin. Row Three: H. Huntsberger, B. Pztra- M. Klein, V. Bibro, K. Donathen, G. Brum, K. Broshears, P. Sharp. sik, K. Allison, G. Timmons, LA Koerner. C Cillick, WC. Brusick, C. Row Two: N. Friberg, K. Anderson, L. Phillippo, J. Warmann, D. Davis. SECOND FLOOR NORTH, Row One: 8. Maas, M. Thomas, C. Stuen- naes. N. Marsala. J. Bramstedt. Row Three: D. Bruick. S. Lehman, kel, R. Brockhoff, P. Mattern, M, Nichols. Row Two: S. Morris, D. D. Lett, C. Ehrhart, M. Murphy. M. Muiznieks, F. Biacke, S. Bolgert, Schaeffer, S. Nusser, K. Sutter, B. Peterson, B. Claussen. R. Sogn- K. Meyer, M. Sammetinger. SECOND FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: 8. Buford, L. Reddy, K. Klein, 8. King, L. Stein, P. Rupprecht, B. Rose, L. Reimer. Row Two: C. Ber- glund, H. Kreischer, D. Hyland, 8 Bohn, D. Kuharic, P. Green, A. THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One: L. VanSiCkle, R. File, V. Burling, C. Moberg, M. Marks, R. Hottenstein, P. Hansen. Row Two: C. Messman, A. Failinger, D. Schmidt, C. Bekemeier, A. Moore, C. KREINHEDER Kindler, K. Durso. Row Three: 8. Wahlgren, C. Craig, M. Redman, A. Ritke, K. Gustafson, N. Deutscher, L. Eldridge. Greener, L. Heidtman, N. Eggers. Row Three: B. Huber, L. Hensen, V. Wegman, T. Cornelius, L. Bjorklund, C. Davalle, W. Johnson, K. Severn. 227 228 THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: N. Earhart, P. Riehl. S. Carman, Kieschnick. Row Three: L. Zimmerman, SR. Steinke, V. Dunn, B. K. Dulla, M. Rugglero, L. Miller, L. Bayer. Row Two: 8. Ophardt, R. Kiehnhoff,MWilliams,1.Hahn,M.BIue,RGilmore. Krueger, P. Constein, R. Wollin, D. Arnott, MB. Waldschmidt, P. FIRST FLOOR, Row One: 3. Neuberger, C. Freise, C. Rulz, B. Miller, S. Dommer, L. Rucker, N. Guenette, C. Eavey. Row Two: 8. Sittier, SECOND FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: D. Battle, M. Mendez, P. Ca- marena, D. Mestrich, A. Wennerstrom, K. Yunghans, J. Witzke, A. Reszka, P. Brooks, P. Kavadas. Row Two: K. Stoner. C. Kunst. C. Rabess, G. Bell, C. Vallie, D. Stratton, R. McKee, S. Glover, G. LANKENAU R. Dippold, D. Schwarz, R. Petereit, B. Crampton, L. Fowler, J. Mulrenan. Schlundt, P. Meeske, B. McUtcheon. Row Three: D. Hollingsworth, C. Rhodes, T. Page, E. Kloppmann, N. Schaefer, T. Johnson, L. Johnson, R. Nelson, L. Schoenbeck, D. Lampe, K. Kujawa, A. Thornton. 229 230 LANKENAU SECOND FLOOR NORTH, Row One: D. Scanlan, C. Oien, D. Mei- bohm, S. Albrecht, M. Brauer, S. Tate, K. Dollase, M. Counsell, P. Albrecht, S. Jarger. Row Two: J. Horsley, P. Kruse, L. Molden- hauer, J. Clark, N. Norbut. J. Fox, R. Bartholomzw, M. Brown, K. THIRD FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: N. Hase, S. Johnson, M. Barbar, L. Ilickovich, A. Hiesterman, J. Betterman, K. Arnold. Row Two: AM. Gomez, M. Pappas. B. Oetjen. K. Boint, B Schmidt, C. Pierson. L. Selby, C. Breimeier. Row Three: C. Silhan, M. Alberston, A. Storgaard, C. Abercrombie. Row Three: D. Brown, D. Figuly, C. Appino, K. Gross, Y. Cobble, N. Allen, J. Bernard, N. Chanmer, A. Baumgaertner. Wehrmeister, D. Lopez, L. Knippenberg, D. Penno, K. Johnson, D. Bias. B. Matson, J. Kaczmarek, S. Hughes, B. Toca. C Cramer, J. Wrobel. D. Shaw, E. Freise. J. Kremtz, P. Mersdorf. THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One: M. Kuhn, J. Steinkamp, J. Huber, S. Otten, 8. Cox, A. Kuhr, C. Miller, K. Schachtschneinder M. Smith. Row Two: 8 Peters, 8. Barbay, D. Bootcheck, K. Smart, A. Scheimann, D. Chambellan, T. Trugdon. Row Three: L. Glander, K. FOURTH FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: 8. Yoder, L. Frank, J. Plotter, D. Nicolette, V. Gilbert, K. Schroeder, L. Thillman, K. Deiber. Row Two: C. Lamb. E. Shaia, K. Pagenkopf. J. Squaglia, G. Kaechele, A. Kleis, J. Gehrke, E. Neubauer, C. Furto, D. Kriadis, B. Moeller, C. LANKENAU Bagamery, L. Huss, S. Schultz, H. Clement, J. Hennip, K. Bucher, D. Thalmann, S. Kunkel, CJ. NanWormer, C. Phipps, L Eaton, L. Ivett, D. Willhute, A. Klass. Moog, D. Chesney, G. Ikeman, Phyliss. Row Three: P. Sheffer, P. Miklas, S. Janaowske, P. Kamp, P. Simonsen, N. Kollias, J. Bank- ert, S. Schnack, M. Hevlinger, D. Zimmermann. B. Wilson. 231 232 LANKENAU FOURTH FLOOR NORTH, Row One: M. Buterakos, V. Clickovich, S. Aurich, K. Benedict, N. Becker, L. Burns, M. Chott, Denise Meg; C. Freitag. C. Carlson, C. Resner, N. Wagner. Row Two: D. Waisem- pacher, BA Butcher, L. Vogelsmeier, R. Lehman, L. Braff, C. Kuhl, FIFTH FLOOR SOUTH, Row One: C Mchiston, H. Rodke, B. Nel- son, C. Rosenbaum, M. Yoder, P. Scheifler, L. Lowry, D. Wenthe, A. Miller. C. Diggs. Row Two: N. Reincke. D. Sander, A, Teschke, M. Shelemi, L. Votava, J. Kroupa, M. Saran. M. Koepke, J. Wade. C. K. Keifer, K. Simpson. Row Three: D. IsraeL L. Thielo, L. Harper, J. Wenzenberger, B. Moss, J. Larson, K. Grimm, S. Richardson, L. Gaunt, A. Bainbridge, M. Rathke, R. Trunnell, J. DeShaney. J. Dodge, 3. Atwood, R. Laws, A. Krieg, A. Magnuson. Strohschein. C. Kohler, J. Imes. Row Three: P,Smith, R. Stocker. S. lntemann, C. Rinnan, S. Waggoner, D. Justus, K. Wagoner, P. Mc- Kinney. B. Hall. H. Palmer, P. Gross, B. Harm, E. Hanson, V. Va- mos, K. Cramer, K. Zimmerman. J. Schoenbeck. LANKENAU FIFTH FLOOR NORTH, Row One: L. Desmond, A. Bernard, M. Clut- Bielinski, L. Guindon, N. Besse, J. Ruud. P. Ulreich. S. Mahler. P. ter, D. Rusch, J. Kazmierczak, D. Hansson, Bonki, K. Giueber, K. Purdy. Row Three: N. Burke, M. Rieckman. J. Homer, M. Van Weel- Hefner, J. Wiist, S. Hronec, C. Howard, C. Laser, P. Malinski. Row den, K. Wiese, D. Damiani, S. Rossow. B. Buzas, P. Rothert. M. Two: D. Erickson, P. Hoffmann. D. Brocker, B. Cebra, N. Doner, P. McSwain. J. Nolting. 233 234 WEHRENBERG FIRST FLOOR NORTH. Row One: R. Clements. E Alcott. J. CC. kile. Row Three: S. Massman. R. Bucko, R. Gonser, J. Sunshine Bishop. B. Crusher Giere. P. Gray . Row Two: J. Sandman Mills, B. David, C. Frank, D. Fraser. Platt, F Godfather Mastroberti. S. Canary Winteroni, R. Bananas- FIRST FLOOR EAST, Row One: G. Shaver, J. Country Williams, D. Watson, J. Thomas, J. Lisch. M. Bond, A. Scheck, J. Moldy Molden- Fischer, K. Newquist, 8 Barr. R. Tulli, J. Stuhrenberg, R. Bicarcar- hauer, E Burmeister. di Chapman, A. Peanuts. DeLaunay. Row Two: R. Hammond. B. WEHRENBERG FIRST FLOOR WEST, ROW One: D. Gehres, S. Martin. Row Two: C. Bryant. Row Three: R. Macleren, B. Olofsson, J. Nelson, R. Lee, D. Johnson, B. Zink, C. Pierre, J Murphy. K. Kurz, T. Spadaro. B. Klawitter, R.AHen. RxODPrIce. R. Kelly SECOND FLOOR NORTH, Row One: MN. Nolan. M. Andrews. C. D. Hermann, R. Bittner, J. Nledigh, P. Herzog. D. Karistensen, D. Daniels. Row Two: M. Jentsch, G. Maranto. C. Copenhaver, S. Piepoon, K. Allodi, K. Keopwe. D. Newnam. B. Allodi. Badke, J, Pnnirk G. Rehberg. M. Booth. Row Three: M. Balcunas. 235 236 WEHRENBERG SECOND FLOOR WEST. Row One: C. Anderson. RC. Neeser. D. Ocock. D. Dewar, S. Watkins, R. Keiser. Row Two: T. Means, P. Klepatz, M. Voelz. J, Hanak, C. Niemier, E. Clark. SECOND FLOOR EAST, Row One: T. Mora, D. Dammeier, S. Krauts- zia, P. Tietz, M. Miller. Row Three: R. Yox, J. Gentile. D. Woodward. trunk. L. Reed. Row Two: B. Limmer. K. Smith. T. Epach, M. Patriz- T. Gaare, M. Spencer, J. Loesche, R. Krafft. THIRD FLOOR NORTH, Row One: T. Ahrndt, J. Bierlein. Row Two: B. Forker, R. Palmatier, R. Holm, L. Willis, D. Jiveland. B. Braun. Row Three: B. Moll, J. Greci, T. Brown, J. Wehrenberg, R. Lahman, P. Greve, M. Cladis THIRD FLOOR EAST, Row One: 8. Mulvihill, A. Jobs, G. Libby. Row Two: R. Hill, 8. Olsen, C. Crissey, 8. Cook, D. Duerson, Duke. Row Three: R. Kalbfleisch, R. Blum, M. Tegtmeier, S. Bobo, C. Mayes, C. Morrison. 237 WEHRENBERG THIRD FLOOR WEST, Row One: J. Amigh, J. Hagen, M. Maloy, P. D. Paulers. J. Olenwik, C. Hayes, D. Tutwiler, D. Brighton, D. Mabyter, M. Scheider. Row Two: D. Steffen. R. Spreng, S. Rodenb'eck. Schmidt, T. Shelton, R. Maness, B. Wolske. M. Finger. Row Three: J, ,, .012. FOURTH FLOOR NORTH, Row One: J. Hoff, H. Rection, M. Raukar, Bishop. Row Three: J. Biela. A. Maechtie, E. Wellhausen, C. Wester- M. Athertons, P. Mgroin, Gramdpa. Row Two: T. White. N. Garba- hausen. J. Badger. J. Durro. T. Eisenburt. Chip. cik, B. Oborn, R. Kappel, P. Gieschen, G. Hroziencik, R. Burrus, G. 238 - ,.w.:m ' WEHRENBERG FOURTH FLOOR EAST, Row One: M. Bouman, A. Boos, D. Schreiber, D. Hazel, S. Gerken. Row Two: T Gieschen. W. Thacker, M. Rehbein, J. Maryanski, C. Fleischer, J. Neisch, B. Neal. FOURTH FLOOR WEST, Row One: B. Buehner, T. Huston, G. Schuster, D. Terry, M. Hoffmann. Row Two: K. Beste, B. Wood. P. Schuster. N. Purdy, J. Tauber, R. Drewelow. 239 DEACONESS Row One: D. King, P. Muehrer, M. Kaempfe, C. Brown, C. Krans, N. Nicle, B. Bischoff, K. Burgess. F. Feltz. D. Lampsor. Row Two: K. Bykoner, D. Boettcher, L Luster. J. Robinson, J. Hinze, A. Gabriel, K. Baehr, J. Wehrmeister, J. Galko, A. Kuck. Franz, A. Nuechter- lein. Row Three: D. Dickhardt, D. Hegemann. J. Schmidt, L. Reine- mer, L. Wuerdemann, B. Giebel, W. Kucharek, J. Giffin, L. Mueller, Statue Phoebe, E. Fanslau, D. Gerike. J. Voges, L. Schroeder, S. Larson, C. Morath, D. Tyson. SCHEELE SCHEELE INDEPENDENTS: L. Bray, B. May. 240 241 m .Mu .wm t a m md ca .d .n .a abound 243 SENIORS ' 244 245 Debra Abendroth B A. Eninsh Jerry Albertson B.S. Biology Mark Albright B.A. Physics Peggy Anderson B.S. Chemistry Cynthia Andreotti B.S. Nursing Susan Andres 8.8. Education Cynthia Andrew 8.8. Home Economics David Asendorf B.A History Cynthia Atwater 8.8. Nursing Kari Augustine B.A. Sociology George Bader 8.8. Physical Education Donald Baeder 38. Mathematics Teresa Bailey B.A. Theology Martha Bair B.S. Nursing Jeanne Baker B.S. Biology Bruce Baldridge 8.8. Business Administration Cynthia Baranovic B.S. Nursing Dan Barkas B.S. Psychology Maronu Barrett 8.5. Education Bruce Bartelt B.S. Electrica! Engineering Robert Barton 8.8. 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English Ann Chakins Interdisciplinary B.A. Gayle Gamouf B.A. Social Work David Green B.A. Geography Thomas Largura 8.8. Business Administration Jay Lauer B.A. Political Science Laura Matusik B.A. Biology Richard Mercer B.A. Art Andrea Nadig B.A. English Rick Steerzer B.A. Political Science John Tasker 8.5. Business Administration Randy Wohlgemuth 3.3. Business Administration lnja Yang B.A. Social Work 273 The real VU? The faces and places change, but the tempo remains constant . . . 274 The old gives way to the new . . . 275 Driving the individual to search for a new expression of himself . . . D w, .v tu' I. .0 ,l s x ! $' . . 277 Student index Abendroth, D.. 246 Abercrombie. C., 230 Abernathy. N., 224 Abraham, C. Achterberg,J . 188 Adams. J. 218 Adams,T. 167 Addis. G.. 156 Addis.L.143,156.172 Adelmann, R. Adley, M. Affeldt, S., 218 Ahrndt,T., 237 ALKhalid. Albers, D. AIbert,J.,184 Albertson, J., 215, 246 Albertson, M., 230 Albrandt, K., 211 Albrecht, P., 231 Albrecht, 8., 230 Albright, M., 159,246 Alcott, E., 234 Alford,J.,173 Alhorn, D., 209 Allen. D. Allen, K. Allen, D. Allen, L. Allen, M., 217 Allan, N., 230 Allen, R, 235 Alles, G. Allison, K. Allodi, 8,, 235 Allodi, K., 235 Alsip,D.,167 Amberson, D. Ambrose, D. Amelon,C, Amerman, S. Amigh,J., 238 Amigh,V., 173 Andersen, R..216 Anderson. A., 176 Anderson, C, 178 Anderson, C. Anderson, C., 185 Anderson, D., 217 Anderson. D. Anderson, E., 219 AndersonJ, Anderson.J., 236 Anderson.K,,153,169 Anderson, K., 188 Anderson, D. Anderson, M.. 145,212 Anderson, M.. 224 Anderson, P.. 246 Anderson, R. Andreotti,C., 208,246 Andres. 5.. 149, 223. 246 Andrew.C., 222, 246 Andrews. M., 235 Andrup. K1 Appel, C., 221 Appel, D. Appel. P, Appino.C,, 230 Artail. D1 Armistead. D. Armstrong, D. Arnold.C1. 230 Arnott. D., 228 Aronhalt, C., 210 Aronica.M.. 193 Arthur,J.,214 278 Asendorf. D. Ashby. D., 165 Ashley. L1 Ashline,C. Atherton, M., 166, 238 Athimaritis, G., 214 Atwtaer,C., 154,246 Atwood, 8.. 232 Auerbach, D. Augustine, K., 140, 224,246 Augustine, K., 218 Augustine.M.,143,172 Aumph. P.. 173,272 Aurich, 3., 232 Austin.J., 215 Avallon, B. Ayers. L. Babcock, D., 196 Babcock, G. Bachman, G. Backs.C.,141, 154 Badder,L.,189.221 Bader, G., 246 Badger,J., 238 Backe. 8., 235 Baeder,D., 172, 196,246 Baeder. E,, 225 Baehr. K., 240 Baer, K.. 189 Bagamery. K., 231 Bagnall, D. Bailey,T., 154.246 Bainbridgy, A., 232 Bair, M.,223, 246 Bakalyar, M, Baker, J. Baker, J., 246 Balander, M.,213 Balchusas, M., 235 Baldridge, B,, 246 Balke, L., 139,210 Ballard, 8. Baltzelle, C. Banion, B., 161 Bankert.J., 164,231 Banko, L., 174, 210 Banning, D. Bansch, D. Banschback, M.. 139 Baranovic,C.,176.246 Barbar, M., 230 Barbay, S., 231 Bardoczi. J. Barkas. D.. 246 Barker,C. Barnhart.$., 151 Barr, B,,234 Barrett.M..173,246 Barringer, K. Barrows, R. Bartels, S. Bartel1.B., 157,246 Bartholomew, R., 230 Barton, D., 224 Bar1on.R,. 196,247 Bass, E, Bass,J.. 165,216 Bates,J. Bath,A..154 Battle. D,, 229 Bauer, J., 247 Bauer. P., 209 Bauer,W..157,184 Baumback.L.,172 Baumgaertner, A.. 230 Baumgart. R. Baxter, R., 161 Sayer, L.. 228 Bayer, P., 220 3ayllss, P, Beam, 0, 211 Beamer, B. Beard. P. Beattie, I. Beattie,J., 213 Beattie,T. Beck, K., 148,220,247 Beck, M., 217 Beck, R. 167.170 Becker, N., 232 Beckham, M. Bedard. M. Bedell, D., 193 BednaII.J., 213 Beebe. M. Beechmg, F., 189,247 Beecroft, B. Beemsterboer, D., 157 Beermann, R., 170. Beesley, B.. 220 Behm,S., 189,212 Behrendt, L. Behrendt,R.. 148,247 Behrens, R, 214 Beicke, R., 152 Beideck. D,, 190 Beiglari,A. Bekemeier,C., 154,189,227 Balau. K.,211 Belau. K., 213, 247 Bell, E., 247 Bell, G.,229 Bell, 8. Bellendorf,J., 167,223,247 Bellin,M., 211 Benedict, K., 232 Benn, P. Bennett, J. Benson, 8., 225 Benson, 8, Benson, J. Bentson, B., 165,217 Beres, J. Berg, P. Bergdahl,S,. 192 Berger. D,, 247 Berger.J.,192 Berglund,C.. 167,227 Berg1und,J., 194 Bergman, R., 247 Berlick,K.. 193,247 Bernard. A., 233 Bernard. J.. 230 Bernard, 8., 145. 215, 247 Berning.L..167 Besse, N., 233 Beste. K., 239 Beste. S. Betterman, J., 239 Betterman. K.,225, 247 Beukema, S, Beyers.W,, 161.217 Bias, D.,230 Bibler, D. Bibro, V. Bichner. D.. 151, 174 Biela,J.,238 Biellnskl. M.. 233 Biena,D..188 B:en2,T.,153.170.247 Bierlein.J.. 237 Biggs.T., 188 Bilinovich, S. Binkerd,J. Binkley, S. Binnie, H. Birkeness.J.. 210 Bischof, D,, 240. 247 Bishop, E.. 143. 247 Bishop,G.,238 Bishop.J., 161,234 Bittner. P., 235 Bjorklund.l.'.. 154,227 Black, Baird, 193 Blacke,F.184 Blair, D. BIand,W.. 185 Blears. R, 247 Bley, D.. 190 Blickle, A., 178 Blleden, 8., 227 Bloomfletd.D.,173 Blubaugh,D.,154 Blue, M..228 BIuhm.N., 150.247 Bium, C., 220 Blum, D., 223. 247 Blum, R.. 237 Blume,C., 154.214 Bobillo,T. Bobo, B. Bobo. 8., 237 Bockhorn. D,. 170 Bodley, D.. 224, 248 Bodnar,M.,161 Boeck,$.,173 Boelter, M. Boerger, K., 210, 248 Boettcher, D., 240 Boettger. E.. 217 Boettner, 8., 224 Bohde, M., 248 Bohl,D.,154.214 Bohn, S., 227 Bohnert.G., 161, 194 Bohning, D,. 189 Boint, K, 230 Bodulich,J1, 248 Bolgert,J.. 187 Bolgert, S. Bolka,B., 186 Boltz.M.,173 Boman.8,, 190,248 Bond. C. Bond, M. J. Bond, M. C., 234 Boock,P.. 169,248 Bookwood,P..140,148, 167. 177 Boon,J., 187.248 Boone,G., 211 Booras.D.,176 Boos.A., 159,185,248 8005, L.,239 Bootcheck, P., 231 Booth. M., 235 Borchardt, R.,.215,248 Borchert, R., 211 Borlik, R. Bosley. R,,216 Bossert, L. 145 Both, D. Bothwell, K., 169,248 Bouman. M.. 239 Bouqum, D, Bowen.J. Bowker, J., 219 Bowyer.C..178 Boyd. E. Boed,W.,176 Braid, J. Bramstedt. J. Brandt.D,. 189,248 Brandt,S. Brauer, B., 220 Brauer.M.,161 Brauer. M,, 230 Braun, H..237 Braun, N. Braun.T.. 176 Braun. V., 209. 248 Bray. D, Bray. L.,240 Bredariol.J.,174.209 Bredsen. T., 188 Breeden, C., 194 Breen, R. Breimeier, C., 230 Breimeler, J., 208 Breitinger,W. Bretzke, K. Brelje. C., 193 Brelje, K., 173 Breseman, R. Bresser.D.,172 Brethauer. S. Bretscher, M. Bretscher,M..151.167 Bretscher, P. Bretscher. R, 166 Brett,W.. 248 Bretxmann,J.. 215 Bridgeman. A. Brighton. D., 238 Brimacomb, 3., 226 Brink, J, Brink.S,. 173 Brinkley, R., 176 Buescher, E., 177,248 Buford. 8.. 227 Buhle, R. Bunke.J.,142. 196,215 Burchard, L.,211 Burda. B. Burdyl. P., 167, 222 Burgess, K.. 240 Burgman, E.,249 Burke. N.. 233 Burke. S. Burkhardt, S..219 Burklund, R. Burks.J.,145 Burling,V.. 227 Burneuster. E., 234 Burneis1er,J.,173,197 Burnham. 0.. Burns. L,. 232 Burns, 8., 249 Burns, V, Burrus. D. Burrus, R, 238 Burtelw, M., 219 Bush. M., 249 Busillo.L..172 Buskirk. K., 211 Butcher, B., 232 Buterakos, M.. 232 Butler. D.. 186 Butts. K., 154,217 Butts, P., 218 Bouck, J. 209 Buzas. 8.. 233 Buzea, K. Bykonen.G.. 240 Byrd, L. Byrnes, K.. 223 Cades,J,,174 Cahill, C., 249 Caldwell. D. Callaghan. P. Camarano,G. Canrena. P., 229 Camfield. M., 216 Campbell, D. Camplin,E.,188 Camplin. J.. 170 Candido. P. Canning. C. Cannon,C. Cannon. M.. 224 Canright.G.. 187 Cantonis,C., 169 Carbiener.J.. 210 Carlberg, A. Carlson, B., 153, 211 Carlson, B.. 218 Carlson, B. A., 190 Carlson.C.V., 232 Carlson,C.S.. 145,161 Carlson. D., 213 Carlson,G..187,249 Carlson, R, 172 Carlson, S. Carman. 8.. 228 Carollo. M. Carrico.T, Carstens. H.. 165, 216 Carto, M.. 170 Cartwright, A. Caru1hers,R. Casey, F. Cass. C.. 217 Cassler.A., 141, 209 Casteel, D. Caswell.J.. 250 Caswell. R.. 189 Cathcart, A.. 211 Cebra, B.. 233 Cecil. J. Cermak.C.,190 Cerny. L. Chael, N.. 139. 172,249 Chael, P.. 139. 219 Chakinis, A.. 273 Chambellan, D., 249 Chambellan. M., 231 Chambers. J. Chan,J. Chancellor, C., 174,211 Chandler. N.. 230 Chapa. R. 188,213 Chapel, E., 139 Chapin,M..147.148,249 Chapman, L..2l3 Chapman, M. Chapman. R.. 234, 249 Chapman, W.,250 Charlton. R. Chasl, K. Chatham.J.,185 Chesney, D.. 231 Chiappe.D..169 Chilcote, P.. 214 Chomeau, S. Chott, M, 232 Chrisnan. R. Chris1ian-Ruhe. M.. 157 Christiansen,N..154,16l.188 Ciannamea.C.,176 Cilhck.C. Civinskas. H. C1aasen,T, Cladis, M.. 237 CIaffey.K.161 Clapshaw, M. Clark, E., 236 Clark, J. Clark.M.,176 Clark, R.. 192 Clarke,J., 230 Clarke,J. Clarke. R, Claus, R. Clauss,T., 149 Claussen, D.. 249 Claussen, R. 184 CIaypool,C,, 189,249 Cleland.W. Clement, H.. 231 Clement,J..160,187 Clements, R.,234 CIICkOViCh, V., 232 Cliff,C.,154.249 Cliff, K.,224 Clifford, D. CIose.C.,160.217 Clut1er,M., 233 Cobble, L.. 230 Coder. D. Cogan,c. Coker,J. Colacucco,V.. 174 Cole, R. 167.249 Cole, R.,219 Collins,J.. 220. 249 Combs.J. Comrie.S.. 166,219 Condon, R. Conger,C.,176 Connelly. A.. 215 Conroy.T. Conroy,V.,169 Constien, P., 228 Conti. R. . Cook, 8.. 237 Cook,J.,187 Cook. R. Cook. 8.. 142.154.249 Cooley.D.,176 Cooper, L. Copeland, M.. 214 Copeland. R. 215 Copenhaver.C., 235 Cornelius,N.,167. 189,225 Conerlius,T.. 154.227 CornweII.W.. 178 Corson,D., 176,249 Cpunsell, M..230 Covert, E.. 224 Covert. H.. 176 Cowham. A. Cox, 8.,231 Cox,D..178 Cox,E.,154. 178.209 COX, J., 211 Cox, 8., 249 Craig. 0. 227 Craig, R, 220, 249 Cramer.C., 230 Cramer, K.. 232 Crampton. 8., 139.229 Cremer,C., 145,249 Cress,D.156,172 Crim. S. Crissey, C.. 237 Crist,J., 187,249 Chisty. D. Critchlow. D.. 225 Cross. D. Cruikshank, B. Cruttenden, C., 250 Csenar.J..186 Cuellar, L. Culp,C.,176 Cummings, S. Cundiff. B.. 215 Curtis, B. Curtis,C,,156,167 Curtis. R, Cusic. P. Cykert, S. Daehnke, D.. 250 Dagenais. D.. 169 Dages. K.. 148. 250 Daily. G.. 187,250 Dallmann, M..208 Damiani. D.. 233 Dammener. D., 236 Danatske, P.. 161,250 Damels,C., 235 Daniels. R. Dankof.M. Dargis. P., 212 Darkow, B., 196 Darr.J. Dase, K., 174 Dathe, D., 219 Dauro.C.. 170 Davalle,C., 227 Davnd. J.. 234 Davies.$.. 145 Davis, 8.. 250 DaVIs. G.. Davis.G.E., 215.250 Davis. M. Davis. R, 250 Davis, V., 224 Daw. M.,250 Dawson,C. Dayton, D., 210 De Long, S,, 143. 213,250 De Shaney. J..232.251 Dearth, B., 218 Debourbon, C. Debowski. M.. 188,250 Deck. L.,250 Degner, M. Deiber, K., 231 Delabar. 8.. 225 Delabruere, M.. 161 Delang. R, 144, 145. 209. 250 Delaunay, A.. 234 Delgado. D., 220 Dellandrea,D..186 Dellas,T.,193 Delmastro, K.. 193 Delong.T..177.197 Delventhal,K..141.142 Demares,C..174,197 Demares. D., 225 Demgen,J.. 250 Demlen. R., 161.250 Deming, R., 211 Denning, P.. 208 Dennis. K.. 250 Denys.D.,186 Deprisio. D.. 250 Derryberry, L.. 210 Desmond. L.. 233 Deutscher, N.. 227 Deond.S.,172 Dewar, D., 236 Dewey.R,, 165,215 Deyound. D.,250 Diblasio,R., 193.251 Dickhardt, D.. 240 Dickinson, 0.. 208, 251 Dieckman, C, L,. 220 Dieckman, C.. 251 Dieter,C., 154.251 Diggs, C., 232 Dilgard. R., 218 Dillman,R., 170,251 Dippold.R.,64, 154. 174.229 Dixon, 0.. 251 Dobbs.H.,187 Dobosz.G., 185 Dodge. J.. 232 Dodge, R. 214 Doering, D., Doering. N. Doerner, B. Doersch, R. Dogerty. P., 218 Dohne. R. Dokas,T.,129.177.251 Dolan. 13., 5 Dolan. D., 251 D01eja.D.. 173.251 Dollase, K.. 230 Dollberg.J., 146,213,251 Dommer. 5,, 229 Doner.W., 233 Donovan,S., 154 Doolin, K.. 251 Dornbusch,J.,188 Dossett. M. Dossin,D.,192 Dougherty, R. Douglass. L., 165 279 Doversberger. M,, 151 Drabkowski, M., 251 Drakulich, D. Dranger, M. Drewelow.R..148,166,239251 Drews, D., 166, 209, 251 Drews.J., 154,219 Drews, R., 173, 189 Dntley, J.. 251 Dudek,T., 217 Duerr, T., 161 Duerson. D., 237 Duff,J. Duggan,C.. 214 Dukatz, M., 165 Dulhanty. G. Dulla, K., 228 Dumond, C., 209 Dunker,J. Dunn,V., 228 Duprl, M., 216 Dupree, M., Duris, D. Durre,J.. 238 Durson,K., 154,227 Dyer, R. Dyson, R. Dzurik,J., 251 Eades, J. Eaks,A, Earhart, N. 228 Eaton. L., 231 Eaton. R. Eavey, C., 229 Ebert, D., 154, 218 Ebert.J. 178 Eddles, D., 30 Eckert,C., 173 Eckert, K, 218 Eckhardt, 8., 165,217 Eckhardt, 8., 174 Ecklund, K., 174 Eckstaedt, J.. 193 Fdahl. K., 225 Edie.J..161 Edler,D..178 Edlin,C.. 145.217 Edlin, K, Edwards, E., 214 Eggerding, D.. 148. 251 Eggers,C,. 124 Eggers, E,. 211 Eggers, N., 227 Eggers, S, Ehlers,J.,165, 188 Ehrenberg, R, 193,251 Ehrenfeld, R. Ehrhart,C. Eils,M.,172 Elneke, P., 251 Eisenbart, T., 238 Eisert, L.. 154, 176 Elwen. C.. 173 Eklov, J.. 173 Eldridge, L., 227 Elkin, M.. 210 Elkow. L., 151, 172 Ellenby, M. Elling. P., 219 Elliott, C., 252 EIIIS.C., 139 Elseroad, R, 193,252 Enevold, B., 194 Engelbrecht. L, Engelbrecht. M., 218 Engelbrecht. T, Enos, P, Enseleit, D. Enseleit. L., 252 Entstrasser. J. Epach, T., 236 Epach,T. J.. 214 Epps, D. Erdmann, M., 154. 213 Erickson, D., 233 Ericson, B., 216 Erlbeck. 8., 177. 208 Ernst, R. Ervin, B. Erwin, J. Esala, M.. 218 Esala,T.,192 Eschbach,D..157. 165,192 Espie, J. Etzler, C. Etzler, D. Etzler, D. J. Evans,H.,169,252 Everett, K. Ewmg. E. Eyrick,M..188 Failinger.A.,148,227 Fairchild, A., 217 Fangmann, R. Fanslau,E..178,252 Fanslau. E.. 240. 252 Farabaugh. T., 190.252 Farina.W. Farruggia,T., 213 Fasel, K., 220.252 Fasse. B. Fasse, Q, 225 Favorite, 8. Fecht.E1, 172 Fehlau. E., 187 Felstrup, K., 210 Felten, M. Felton. 8., 225 Feltz, F.,240 Fenske,T.,189 Ferber,W1. 160 Ferchen, R.. 225 Ference, L.. 225 Ferguson. 6,, 213 Ferguson.J. Fersusson, C. Fernandiz, G., 214 Ficken.S. Figolah, L. Figuly. D., 230 File,K.,140, 142,227 Fillmore,J., 177 Finger. M., 238 Fink, M. Fieroved, J., 193 Firgens,J.. 211 Firgens. P,, 143. 144 Firnhaber, J1,218 Firnhaber. M. Fischer,C1 Fischer. D., 234 Fischmann, B. Fischer,C.. 177,224 Fischer, D. Fischmann, B1 Fisher. D, Fisher, D. Fisher,G.. 145 Fisher. J, Fisher, J. Fisher, R. Fitch, M., 195 Fitz, M. Fitz, R.. 190 Fix. M.. 149, 252 Fleck. J., 252 Fleck, R, Fleischer, C., 239 Fleming, B. Flenner,K.,189 Fletcher. P. Fliege, T.. 184 Fluegge. M. Flynn. M1 Forecki. M. Forker. B1, 237 Forker, M. Forni. K1252 Forsyth,K..184 Forwalter, C. Foster, 8., 153, 169,252 Foust. K1 Fowler. L.. 148, 174. 229 Fowler, 5., 225 Fowlkes, M. Fox, D. Fox, J., 156. 230 Fox, K. Fox, K.A.. 158,208 Fraedrich. L. Fraley, E., 170 Frank, O, 234 Frank, C. Frank. L., 231 Frank,8., 154,172 Franke,J..172 Franklin. D. Franklin, J., 157 Franzen, D,, 151. 518, 210 Franzen. 8., 212 Fraser, D., 234 Fraser, 8., 149 Fratzke, R., 214 Frazner,D.,188 Freebeck, H1, 225 Freise, 0,. 229 Freise. E., 230 Freitag, C., 232 French, J, 145. 178 French, R1 Freutel, S. Freville, C., 252 Frey, DU 213 Freyberg, L. Friberg, N. Friedman, D1, 252 Friedrich, M. Fries, P., 148,252 Friesen.M.,150, 152,252 Friesen,8.,177 Froehlich, A., 176 Froman,C.,165 Fromnes, D.. 252 Fruehe.8.. 170,252 Fry.J..156,172 Fuchella, A1, 166 Fuerstenberg, A., 154,253 Fuerstenberg. J., 178 Fuller. M.. 209 Fundarek, T. Furto. C., 231 Funwangler, T., 187,252 Gaare. T., 236 Gabram, 5, Gabriel, A1, 240 Gabriel, T Gaffney, M.. 215 Gage, K., 176,220 Gage, R. Galanis.T. Galko, J., 240 Gall, R, 214 Galli,T.,188 Gamauf, G.. 273 Ganek, W.,161 Garbacik, N,, 238 Garn. K., 224 Garrett.G1,214 Gasper.B., 188,253 Gasper,K., 153,213 Gates. H., 211 Gates. L., 222 Gatzke, J., 220 Gauger,V1, 178,210 Gaunt, L., 232 Gebauer,R,,147.166.192.252 Gebhardt,D.,145 Gebuhr.J.,174 Geffert.L.,152,154.253 Gehl,D.,176 Gehres, D1, 235 Gehres,K., 173,220 Gehrke,J., 157,231,253 Gehrke, K., 193 Geissler. M., 220 Geist, D., 178 Geist,J1,218 Genewnch.D1,145,208,253 Gens, V.. 220. 253 Gentes, R1. 221 Gentile,J1. 236 George, 8.. 208. 253 Georno,G., 218 Gerdes, J., 253 Glrike, D., 142. 240 Gerken, 8., 239 Gerlach, D., 215 Gerse, 8,, 217 Geuss, N1, 173, 253 Geyer,P1.214 Geyer,W,, 185 Gibbons, S1, 140, 210 Gibbs, P., 178 Giebel. 8., 240 Gierse, D., 253 Gierse,J.,141 Gieschen, R., 239 Gieschen. T.. 238 Gleseking, J. 224 Giffin,J., 240 Gilber1.V., 231 Giles,G.,161.195 Gillece, B.. 178 Gillen,J., 161, 186 Gillespie,R..172 Gilliana,T., 210 Gilliland,K,,29,161,195 Gillis,G.,214 Gilmore.H.,192,253 Gilmore, P., 228 Ginter, D., 220 Girton. D., 212 Glander. L.. 231 Glandien, A., 173 Glover,S.,141,229 Goad, J.. 187 Gobrogge. L. 253 Gilliland,K..29,161,195 Gillis,G., 214 Gilmore,H., 192,253 Gilmore, P., 228 Ginter, D,, 220 Girton, D.. 212 Glander, L., 231 Glandien,A.,173 Glover, 8., 141. 229 Goad.J., 187 Gobrogge, L., 253 Godward, 8., 253 Goeres, R., 167,222 Goetz, R., 212. 253 Gold, B. 6,141. 142, 210 Golis, 8., 174 Gomez, A., 230 Gonser. R., 234 Gonzalez, A., 211 Gooding. M.. 253 Gooding, 8. Goodman,D.,154,174 Goodrich.A.,192 Goodwin. S. R. Gorman, P., 211 Gorman.W1,145 Gould. K., 215 Gourley.L.,143 Govert,C,. 160 Graeves,G., 186 Graf,T. Graff. L. Grandmaisqn. K.. 176 Gravelie,S.,188 Graves. P., 212 Gray, P,.234 Greaser,P., 161.209 Greci. J.. 237 Greckel.C..176 Greco.B.. 142.211 Green, D., 273 Green. G. Green. J., 217 Green. P., 184, 227 Greener, B., 254 Greener,C.. 227 Greener. C, Greer. E. Grega. D. Gregory. G., 254 Gregory, M., 213 Greve, L.. 140. 141, 174, 212 Greve, P., 237 Griffin. E., 223. 254 Grimes. L.. 222 Grimm. K.. 232 Grosick.D.. 154, 159,214 Grosnick. P.. 154, 214 Gross. K.. 230 Gross. P., 232 Grosshans, A., 224 Grossnickle. J., 217 Groth.G..154 Grother. V. 208. 254 Grskovic. K.. 254 Gruchalski.D.,152,154,157 Grueber, K. Grumley,J.,188 Grummer. J., 219 Gudim.G., 146. 196 Guelzow. T.. 209. 254 Guenette. N., 148, 229 Guengerich, J, Guerrero, R. Guidon. L., 233 Gulbrandsen, V, Guldberg, E, Gummerus,N.,172 Gumz. R. Gunsaulus, J. Guss, P., 146. 213. 256 Gustafson, B.. 216 Gustafson. K.. 227 Gustatis,J. Gutmann, P. Haalboom. M. Habitz. D.. 170 Hachmann, P. Hackbarth. D. 174 Hackelberg.W. 160 Hadley.J., 172 Haeger,J.. 170 Haflin, D. Hageman, H.. 170.254 Hagemann,$.,176 Hagen,J., 238 Hahn.A, Hahn,D., 188,254 Hahn,E..185 Hahn, I.,228 Hajdusiewicz. J. Haley,J. Halkias.M., 170 Hall, 8.. 140,232 HaII,W. 149. 213 Haller. H. Hailerberg. P..209 Hallman. J.. 216 Hallman, L., 173 Hal1er.C, Halvensleben. H., 174, 221 Hamada, S., 223. 254 Hamb.J.. 157,223,254 Hamilton,B..167,222 Hamilton,G., 157.215 Hamilton.J. Hamilton, N. Hamilton, 5., 212 Hamlyn,G,. 185 Hammersmith. A.. 170 Hammond. K. Hammond. R.. 234 Hanak,J., 236 Hanley.C., 214 Hannigan, S.. 161 Hansen, P.. 272 Hanser,T., 210 Hanson,A., 188, 254 Hanson. E.. 232 Hansson. D., 233 Hanusa. R. Harder,J., 149, 150.254 Harkin. M. Harm. V.. 232 Harm. P., 153, 221.254 Harman. P. Harms.R., 154. 210,254 Harms. S. Harper,T,. 232 Harns,C,. 211 Harris,G., 217 Harris, M.. 214 Harris.N.. 151,156,170 Harris. 8. Hart, S..209 Harter,G., 149.216 Hartman. C.. 254 Hartmann. W. Hartwein. J. Hartz.J. Harvey, M., 223, 254 Hase, N., 230 Hathaway. S. Hauersperger, K.. 187 Haughenberry, N.. 254 Havlir, D. Havlir.J., 190 Havrilla,H.154 Hawk. S. Hawkins,D.,154 Hawks. K. Hay. P., 148 Hayes, C., 238 Hayes,K.,185 Hazel, D.. 239 Hazen,W.,185 Heath,M.,189 Heavilin, C. Heavilin, K. Heavilin. W. Heblinger, M. Hecht. M. Hecht, ME. 176,211 Heckman, M. Heckmann, R.. 152,254 Heckmann,R.E.185 Heckmann, 8., 170 Hedgecock.A..145, 172 Heerboth.J, Heermann. R. Heffelfinger, J.. 255 Hefner, K.. 233 Hegemann, D., 154, 240 Helde, D.. 213 Heiden, P., 170 Heider.D..147,148.255 Heidorn. D. Heidtman, L., 224, 225 Heim,P..187 Heims,T, Heimsoth.G..185 Heine. 0.. 218 Heinecke,J..154 Heinecke, J. Heinitz. D,. 210 Hemrich.C..156.167, 176 Heinzelmann,D.,185 Heitkotter. D., 189 Heller, P., 217 Heller. 8., 188 Hellinga,J. Helmers, M. Helt, M. Hemmann. B. Hemmer. R. Henderson. I..214 Hendler, R., 211. 255 Henline. R. Henning,K.. 167,222 Henmp,J.. 231 Henrichs, D..211 Henrikson, G.. 184, 255 Hensen, L.. 148. 227 Herman, L. Herman, S. Hermann. D.. 235 Henronemus, J. Herr.J,,140. 148.224 Herzog. B.. 223 Herzog. P.. 235 Hess. G., 192.255 Hess.J., 189 Hesse, J.. 222 Hessler.P,,150,153.188.255 Hibben.C. Hibben. K. Hubbs.B., 174 Hubbs. D,. 214 Hickerson.J.,151.170 Hleld. D, Hlestermann, A., 230 Hiestermann.G.. 185,255 Hies1erman. J., 255 Higareda, J. Higgins, M. Hightower, P. Hill, K,.214 Hill. M. 214 Hill. M1 Hill, P. Hill, R..237 Hilleson.J.. 255 HiHs, 8.,208 Hllmer,C.. 216 Hilpert,S., 152 Hinck. T.. 154 Hinrichs. H. Hinrichs. R. 223, 255 Hinton.B,,172 Hmton,G. Hintz. E., 209 Hintz. K.. 148.255 Hinz1Bray1,K.,156,172 Hinze, J.. 240 Hirst, L.,255 Hurt. K.,222 Hirtzel, E. Hiserme, P., 223. 255 Hjerpe.W. Hochsprung.G., 178.255 Hodel,R,, 139.213 Hoeppner. B. Hoeppner.W.. 213 Hoerl. D.. 193 Hofferth.T.. 160.215 Hoffman.C.,174 Hoffman.D.. 160,194 Hoffmann. K. Hoffmann. M.. 166.239 Hoffmann. P.. 64, 233 Hofmeister, K.. 160,194 Hoger. D. Hohestem, R. 189 Hollmgsworth, D.. 229 Holm. E.. 220, 255 Holm. R.. 237 Holmes.J..165.186,255 Ho1mstrom. J. Holsaple,J. Holst, L, 170 Holse.M..187 Holt,C..176 Holt,H..173 Holub.T.,161 Holzer.J., 255 Homer. J., 233 Hood. 8.. 149, 220. 255 Hook, D. Hooper, D. Hoover. D.. 212 Hoover.J.,192 Hopper,J., 192 Hopper.J. Hoppe,L..161.255 Homer. D.. 256 Hornung. S.. 256 Horsley,J.. 139. 230 Horst,C. Horton,G., 218 Horton. R. 157 Hostetler, T.. 165, 217 Howard.C., 233 Howard.J. Howard.S.. 219 Howe. A., 166 HoweII.A. Howell. H, Howell, M.. 214 Howell. R.. 215 Hoyt.W. Hreha.K.. 157.216 Hroch,M.. 192.256 Hron. C.. 233 Hronec,$., 193 Hronec,T.. 238 HI'OZlenik, G. Hubbard. L. Huber. 13.. 227 Huber.E.,189 Huber. J.,231 Huber,J. Huebschman. J., 143,169,222 Huggett.D.,193 Hughes. M,. 212 Hughes. 8.. 230 Hughson. B. Hu1l,L. Hultquist, G., 210 Human.J.. 149.256 Humbracht, T.. 211.256 Hume, K.. 256 Hummel, 8. Hunt, F. Hunter,J.,193 Huntsberger. H, Huntsberger,J., 215 Hunzinger. S. Huss, L..231 Hussak. R, 256 Huston, N.. 208, 256 Huston, T.. 239 Hutchins,A..173 Hutchms. J. Hutchins. S. Hutton. N.. 256 Hyland. D.. 227 Hynes, J., 28. 30, 161, 166, 185 lhde.J..185.256 Ihssen.E.. 141. 166 Ikeman.G.. 231 Ilickovich, E.. 170 Ilickovich. L..230 Illsley. R. Ilten.J..217 lltzsche.W.. 196, 256 Imes.J..232 lmme.C. Inouye. D. Intemann. 8., 232 281 Ioannides.A.. 143.209 Ironmonger. 8.. 256 Irving. M.. 170 1rwin.J.. 147. 148. 166. 213.256 lsrall. D.. 232 Iverson. D.. 170. 256 Ivett. L..231 Izblcky. EN 220 Jabs. R215 Jackson. J.. 176 Jackson.8..177 Jackson. T. Jackson. W. Jacobson. D.. 256 Jaeger.C. Jaeger. K.. 256 Jaeger. 8.. 256 James. 8.. 256 Jamison.C,. 146.256 Jamison. L.. 256 Jandura. A. Jankowske. M. Jankowske.8..156.231 Jannlngs. J.. 192 Jannsen. J. Jame. R. 188 Jantsch. 8.. 214 Jarchow. D. Jarlmg.8.. 212 Jarosch. D.. 174 Jarrett. D. Jaskulski. J.. 192 Jasper.J..154 Jefferson.J.. 194 Jenkins. H. Jenkins. L. Jenkins. R. 161 Jennings. R. 165.186 Jenny. 8.. 257 Jensen. D. Jensen.D..172 Jensen.W..192 Jenson.8.. 170.257 Jentsch. M.. 235 Jernberg. D.. 170.211 Jimenez. F.. 186 Jimenez. G. Jobs. A.. 237 Johansen. N.. 154.257 Johncuck. 8.. 224 Johnson. 8.. 172 Johnson.C.. 153 Johnson.C.. 235 Johnson. D. Johnson. D.. 154. 210 Johson. D. Johson. E. Johson.J.. 192.257 Johson. K.. 177 Johson. K.. 230 Johson. K.. 161. 187 Johson. K. Johson. L. Johson.M.. 178.257 Johson.M. 192.216 Johson. M.. 159. 208. 257 Johson. P.. 257 Johson. P. Johson. R. Johson. R. 192 Jonson. R. Johson. 8.. 230 Johson. R. 229 Johson.V.. 151 Johson.W.. 189.227 Johston1Ku 178 Joklch.P. Jones. JH 220 Jones. K. Jones. L. Jones. R. Jones. 8. Jones.W. Jordan.C.. 195 Jordan.J..161 Joselane. J. Joyce. D.. 215 Junge. 8.. 148. 225 Jungkuntz. A. Justus. D.. 232 Jutzi. K.. 209 Juveland. D. Kaczkowski. F. Kaczmarek. J.. 230 Kaechele. G.. 321 Kaempfe. M. 240. 257 Kahl.K..160.215 Kahn. S. Kahot. B. Kahre.G.. 154.257 Kaiser. B. Kalapach. D. Kalbfleisch. R.. 154.237 Kallendorf. C.. 257 Kalmar. I. Kammetz. J.. 224 Kamp.B..172.192 Kamp. P.. 156.231 Kappel.C.. 143.217 Kappel. R.. 238 Karas. G. Karasch. J.. 221 Karnatz. 8.. 257 Karns. J.. 154 Karstens. D.. 143. 156. 172 Kaspars.P..177 Kassner. M., 165.216 Kasten. 8.. 220 Katter. J.. 184 Kavadas. P.. 156. 174.229 Kavanaugh. P. Kazmierczak. J.. 233 Kearney. E. Kechkaylo. M. Keefer. R.. 189. 257 Keene. E. Kegel.J..166.189 Kehe. K.. 209 Kehlenbrink.D..192 Kehberg. J.. 189 Keifer. K.. 232 Kellman. K.. 212 Kelser. R.. 236 Keller. C. Keller. M. Keller. R. 184 Kellef. V. Kelly. J. Kelly.P..141 Kelly. R. 235 Kelsey. L.. 211 Kent. G. Kerman. R. Kern. A.. 225. 257 Kern. T. Kersten. E. Keske. K. Kessler.J. Ketzler. K. Keuper. K. Keuper. K.. 161 Kelbel. P. Kiefer. 8.. 188 Kienhoff. B.. 167. 228 Kieschnlck. M.. 228 Klesel. N. Kile. R. 166 Kimbrough. C. Kindler.A.. 227 Kindler.w.. 193 Kindschl. P.. 257 Kindt. L.. 173. 189 King. D..240 King. H.. 178.257 King. 8.227 Kinney. D.. 257 Kirk. D.. 145 Kiser. L. Kishman. J. Kizer.T.. 165. 218 Klammer. G.. 223. 257 Klass. A.. 231 Klaus.J..172 Klawmer. D.. 235 Klein. C. KIEII'L K. KIem.K..142.185.257 Klein. M.. 227 Klein. M Klein. R.. 170 Kleinert.J.. 178.257 Klemschmidt.J. KlennschmidLK..192 Kleinschmidt. M.. 217 Kleis. A..231 Kleisch. H.. 213 Klemme.C.. 154.224 Klepatz. P.. 236 Kllkow.T. KIine.M..184 Klingstick. R258 Kloet. D.. 218 Kloppmann. E.. 229 Klostermeier.C. Kloth. L. Klucher. 8.. 208. 258 Klug. D.. 196.258 Knape. M.. 194 Kmppenberg. J. Knlppenberg. L.. 189. 230 Knish. M. Knowles. G. Knutsen.C., 161,186,258 Knutson. L.. 190 Koch. P.. 161.211 Kochendorfer. G. Kochersberger. L.. 145. 208. 258 Koches.K. Kocmond.H.. 161.194 Koenman.J..194 Koenlg. N.. 258 Koepke. J.. 167. 170 Koepke. M.. 232 Koerner. L. Kohler.C.. 232 Kohlmeyer. 1.225 Kohn. K.. 172. 197 Kokotovich. D. Kolba. D.. 148.258 Kolberg. D.. 213 Keller. L.. 170 Kollias. N.. 231 Kollmeyer.J. Konrad.D.,141.211 Koob. M.. 258 Kopf. A..209.258 Korby. R. Korgan.C.. 143. 172.258 Kornblum. D. Korthauer. D.. 212 Kostelnik.C.. 143.211 Koth.J..192 Kottls. A. Kottis. E. Kovanda. G.. 186 Kowsek.B., 173.258 Kozar.8.. 174.210 Kozial.L..186 Kraegel.A.. 170 Kramer. B.. 176 Kratft.G..187 Kram. R. 236 Kralsinger. R. Kralj. 8.. 258 Kramer.C.. 210 Krans. 0.. 240. 258 Kraus. K.. 178.250 Krause,C. Krause.C.. 214 Krause. K. Krause. R. 219 Krause.T. Krausnick.C. Krauss.J..177 Krautstrung. K.. 178 Krautstrunk. 8.. 236 Kray. G.. 214 Krcmaric. M. Krelscher, H.. 227 Krejci. D. Krekeler, B. Kremer.K.. 165.219 Kremz. J.. 230 Krenz.8.. 196.258 Krese. M. 219 Kresin.J..158.174.197.258 Kretz. K.. 167.250 Kretzmann. C. Knadis. D.. 231 Krleg. A.. 232 Krieger. E. Knegenw. Knstensen. D. Krock. L. Kroupa.J.. 189.232 Krueger.C. Krueger. H.. 258 Krueger.J..194 Krueger, N.. 218 Krueger. R. 228 Krueger. 8. Krueger.T.. 215 Krugler.S,, 169 Krumm.J..194 Kruse. J.. 259 Kruse. P.. 230 Krysa. 8. Ksander. B. Kuchareck. W.. 240 Kuck. A.. 240. 259 Kuechler. M.. 209. 259 Kuecker. J.. 222 Kuehrnsted. B.. 176 Kueh. A.. 219 Kuehn. M. Kuehh. E.. 145. 166.215 Kuharic. D.. 227 Kuhl. C. Kuhn. M.. 232 Kuhr. 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Latoza,K., 140. 159, 259 Lauber,P.. 194.259 Lauderdale, 8., 259 Laurence,K..l66, 187.259 Lawler.S.. 208, 259 Laws, R, 232 Lawson,B..161 Lawyer,M. Lazerus.W. Lazor. T.. 159, 260 Leasure,S.. 210 Leblanc.A. Lee. R.. 142, 235 Lee. R. Legler, D. Lehman, R. 154, 232 Lehman, R. Lehman. S. Leissring, K.. 187,260 Lembke,M.. 219 Lenihan. J.. 188 Lintz. K. Lenzo. C. Leo, J.. 195 Leslie. K.. 211 Lester. R, 172, 260 Lett. D. Lewis. D.. 260 Lewis, D.. 178 Lewis. G. Lewis. G. Lewis, W., 190 Libby, G,. 237 leician. L.. 212 Liebbe. D,. 174 Lienhoop.. M. Lightbourn.M..161.195 Lightizer. M., 219 lemer. W.. 236 Lind, D..209 Lindauer. S. Lindbloom. N. Lindman. R. Lmdner. J,. 260 Lindstrom,S., 145.213 Lindstrom J.. 166 Lintjer. C.. 173. 260 Liptak. L.. 145, 212 Kisch. J.. 234 Liska, K., 169, 197. 260 Lissy, M.. 160 List.J,.172, 192.260 Lust. 3.. 154. 260 List, R. Lockwood.V.. 176,260 Loesch.J..174 Loesche. J.. 236 Logan.M.,260, 159 Lohrmann. L., 260 Loman.C. Lombardi, L.. 211 Lang. C. Long, S. 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G., 235 March.$.,158. 173 Mares, P, Mariani.A.. 218 Marion.J..167 Marks. M., 227 Marowske. G.. 162 Marsala.N..184 Martm,A. Martin.C. Martin. D. Martin. E. Martin. L., 209 Matln. M.. 235 Martin. S. Martin. S. Martm.T..192 Martin. 0., 261 Maryanski, J.. 239 Marz, S. Masaracchia, D.. 221 Mason. l., 210 Mason.J.. 261 Mason.O. Massieon,N..178 Massman. D.. 185 Massman, 8.. 234 Mastroberti, F., 234 Mather.E.,145.154,173,261 Mather.J. Matson. B., 230 Mattern.P. Matthews, J. Mattix. P. Mattmlller. J.. 184 Matus.R,, 157,215 Mau. L.. 189 Maves. B. May. 8,240 Mayer. J. Mayer.P., 223,261 Mayer. T.. 208 Mays. D.. 211 Mays. L. Mays.W., 192 Mayyou.W..192 McAdams, 0. 187 McAIpIne, J. McAskill. E.. 176 McCall. H. McCaII.L.. 169 McCarroll. L. McClenahan, D. McClure. K. McCoIIum. C.. 211 McComomy. S., 213 McCord. R. McCoy.M.,192 McCutcheon, E.. 229 McDonald.C.. 154 McDonald. P.. 157 McDowell,D..185 McGee.M. McGeough, N. McGIII. P. McGInnin, M.. 184 Mc Grew. M1. 196 Mc Iver. D1, 214 McKay.A. McKee. R. 156.229 Melernan.B..167 McKinney. P.. 232 McKIssic, L, McLean. D. McLeoud. H.. 151 McMahon.M.,170.197.261 McMahon,T.. 150.209 McMaster. J.. 224 McNellie, M.. 224 MCQUIston. 0.. 232 McSwaun. M.. 233 McWillIams, M.. 216 Meacham. L. Means,T,. 165,236 Meeske. P.. 229 Menbohm. D.. 230 Meidinger. M. Meier.J.. 143,218 Meinecke, M. Melln, J. Miller, Melser.W.,193 Mendez. M.. 229 Mendonsa. D.. 209.261 Mercako. M. Merced.R.. 172,261 Mercer. R. 273 Merkler. P.. 217 Merrick. M.. 210, 261 Mernweather. C.. 211 Mersdorf, P.. 230 Mersm.G. Mertz, 8.. 223. 261 Mertz. H.. 154. 157. 210 Mertz. R. 187 Messerschmldt.J., 142,219 Messman,C.. 148,227 Mestnch. D.. 229 Metro, G. Me1zger.D, Meyer.8,. 189.261 Meyer,C. Meyer. D. Meyer. 0.. 262 Meyer. J.. 195 Meyer. K Meyer. M., 30, 29, 161 Meyer, P.. 214 Meyer, 5.. 78. 197 Meyne.S. Micha.S.. 170 Middeldorf. J.. 218 Mlesfeld. G. Mihich.J. Muklas.P.. 231 Mnksad.8.. 176,261 Milbradt. A. Miller. . 161 Mlllel'. .189,232 Miller. Miller. Miller. Muller, Miller. 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T.. 173 Moun1.K.. 145.213 Moyer. J. Muehlenkamp. J. Muehrer. P.. 140. 240. 262 Mueller. D. Mueller.H.. 192.262 Mueller. K. Mueller. L,. 240 Mueller. . Mueller. .. 176. 220 Mueller. P.. 216 Mueller. R. 188 Muiznleks.M..184 Mulrenen. J.. 229 Mulvuhlll. 8.. 161.237 Mulzer. P. Mumford. M.. 178. 220 Munder. G.. 224 Mundlnger. D.. 170 Murane.M..64.65. 178 Murphy.J.. 235 Murphy.J.. 180 Murphy. M. Murphy. P.. 160 Murphy.$.. 212 Murphy. T. Murray.D..161 Myers.C.. 173.262 Myers.D..185 Myers.G.. 154. 262 Myers. K.. 208 Myers. J.. 222 Myers. M. Myers. N. Nadug. A.. 273 Nagel.C.. 218 Nagel.M.. 145.188 Nagei. T. Naylor.R..145.188 Neal. 8.239 Neal. M..224 Neece. E.. 209 Nees. D.. 143 Neeser. R.. 236 Neff. B..215 Nendigh.J.. 235 Neusch. J.. 239 Nekoloff.M..166.192 Nelson. J.. 262 Nelson.J.. 139. 142. 161. 235 Nelson.J. Nelson.J. Nelson. L.. 154 Nelson.M.. 223.262 Nelson. N.. 262 r- Nelson. R.. 229 Nelson.8.. 154.210 Nelson.S.. 225 Nelson.T.. 216 Nelson.V.,193 Ness. D. Nestrojnl. L., 156, 225 Neubacher. D.. 189.262 Neubauer. E. Neuberger. 8.. 229.231 Neuhaus. R.. 218 Neunaber. D.. 145.262 Newberry. N. Newlun.W.. 176.262 Newnam. D.. 235 Newqunst. K.. 234 Newton. 8.. 194 Newton.J. Newton. P. NIChOlIS.J..140.143.208 Nichols.H.. 150.262 Nichols. M. Nicol. N.. 240 Nicoletto. D.. 231 Nuebur. P.. 211 Niederstem. K.. 193.262 Nnelsen. B. Nielsen. G.. 214 Nnelsen.M.. 192.262 Nielsen. R. Nielsen.8..188 Nlemler.C.. 236 Mlems.C.. 262 Mlettlng. L.. 263 Noelke. E. Noffke.M..161 Noffsinger. J.. 263 Nolan. M.. 235 Nolting.J.. 154.223 Norbut. N.. 154.230 Nords1rom.L.. 169. 263 Norman. J. Norman. Y. Norton. D.. 208. 263 Norton.L.. 169.208 Noske.M..140.189 No1ary. D.. 187 Nuechterleln. A.. 240 Nuechterlenn. C. Nuechterleln.J..142.154 Nuechterlein. P.. 219 Nusser. 8. Nyberg. R. Nyland.D..170 O'Mallan.C. Oberman.J..165. 194 Oborn. B.. 230 Ochs. 8.. 263 Ocock. D.. 236 Oconner. C.. 215 OdeII,D.. 210 Odom.R.. 161.184 Oeltlenbruns. N. Oeuue. 8.. 230 Getting. 8.. 223 Oexmann. J.. 263 Offevmann. E.. 173.263 Ottner. 8.. 263 Ouen. C.. 154.230 Okeefe. L.. 208 Okelly. D. Okumura. R. Oleynik.J.. 238 Olesen. N.. 263 Oliver. 0.. 190 Oliveri.E..169 O1ieeri.J.. 169 Oliveri. L.. 219 OIiveri.M.. 195 Oldfsson. 8.. 235 Olsen. R. 219 Olson. J.. 237 Olson. R. Olund.G,. 193 Omho1t.A..169 Opem. D,. 212 Ophardt. 8.. 228 Opsahl. E.. 225 OpashI.T.. 215 Ormson.J.. 215 Ortensn. P.. 157. 221. 263 Ortmann. C.. 29. 219 Orvidas. E, Osborne. B. OStOJIC.D..187 Ostrander.P..192.263 OstromJ. Oswald.A.. 211 Otte. G. Otten. 8.. 231 Overlmg. L., 220 Owens.J.. 170 Page. M. Page. T.. 229 Pagel. L.. 177.263 Pagenkopf. K.. 231 Pakan.8. Pallmeyer. R.. 220 Pallmeyer. T.. 237 Palmatler. R. Palmer.H.. 189.232 Mangler. E.. 211 Mangrac. R.. 187.263 Pantehods. K.. 174.263 Papenfuss. 8.. 176.263 Papke.M. Pappas. M.. 230 Parker.J..148.153 Parker.M. Parmele. 8.. 208 Parris.J.. 165 Parsons. J. Par1en.G.. 211 Patterson. J.. 210 Patras.C..189 Patrizzia. M.. 236 Patton. G,. 263 PauI.J..167.172 Paul.S.. 172. 197 Pau1.T.. 148 Paulus.D.. 238 Paulus.T..184 Pauschke. D.. 173. 210 Pazder.P.. 210 Peabody. R.. 263 Pearsall. L.. 218 Pearson. 8.. 178.208 Pearson.D..178 Peddycord. R. 170 Pedersen. J.. 172 Peel. C..220 Phelke.R.. 192.263 PeII.T. Pelz. J.. 192 Penick.J.. 235 Pennekapm. A.. 178. 221 Penno. D.. 230 Pepoon. D. Pera. D. Pera.J. Perchak.D..152 Peronis. P. Perteet.C. Pasko.C..169 Peterett. R.. 176.229 Peters.C. Peters. D, Peters.G.. 189.263 Peters. J. Peters. M.. 165. 189. 263 Peters.8..140.141.142.231 Petersen. K.. 176 Pe1ersen.R..161 Petersen. B. Petherbndge. R. Petrasik.B..148 Petren. C. Petrone. D.. 213 Peyrot. C.. 188.264 Pfeifer. D. Pfeifer.J. Pfiffner.M..161.195 Phelps.J. Phillippo. L. Phillips.C.. 220 PhiIIIDS. L.. 178 Philhps.M..154 Phipps.C.. 231 Puaskowy. J.. 264 Puckard.8.. 177.264 Pickens.J. Piehler. D.. 152 Plehler. P.. 170 Pieper. R. Pierce.M..192.215 Pierre. C.. 235 Pierson. C.. 230 Plfer. A.. 219 Piotter.J.. 231 Fire. R.. 214 Pnsarski.K..169 Piscione. J.. 214 Pittman.V.. 264 PIxIer.C.. 188.264 Plangens.J,. 145.212 Plander. 8.. 220 Flatt. J. PIatt.W.. 234 Plese. D.. 169. 221 Plcog. E. Plause. D.. 224 Plunken. R.. 210 Poch. L.. 148.214 Pogel.A..189 Pohlman.J..166.186 Pojeta. M. 172 Plingski.D..148.151.212 Pillard. L.. 224 Polson.8.. 148.264 Pols1er. R. Ponda.L..178 Poplawskl W.. 220 Porter.J. Poth. 8.. 211 Potter. 0.. 146.214 Potter.J.. 146.214 Prahl. D. Preuss. P. Priano. M. Price. R.. 235 Pnntz. T.. 215 PUiChard. K.. 224.264 Proc1or.H.. 188 Prommer. E. Protzmann. C. Prowell. K.. 214 Pscion.8..169 Puffe. 8.. 218 Pugh.G.. 215 Pullmann. D. Purchatzke. L. Purdy. N.. 145. 154.239 Purdy. P.. 233 Putra.V.. 217 Putra. T.. 146 Pyritz.C. Quandt. 8.. 176.223 Raack.K.. 193 Rabe. D.. 185 Raveler.R.. 147. 213.264 Ravess.C.. 229 Raday.J.. 186 Rademan, R. Radius. L.. 153 Radwan. 8.. 215 Radke.H. Rados. K.. 169. 264 Radtke. J.. 209 Radtke. P.. 219 Raeder. L.. 141, 210 Raiihle,C.,145.209.264 Ralney. L. RaJki. W.. 193 Rakoczy. R. 195 Ralls. J.. 219, 264 Ramquist. C. Ramsey, C.. 211 Randall. V. Ranum M.. 187 Rapp. C.. 214 Rasmussen. M. 187 Rast. T. Rathburn. M. Rathke. M.. 232 Raubacker. 0., 219 Rauker. M.. 238 Rectanus. M. Rectanus. M.. 148. 153. 264 Reddy, L.. 227 Reding. E.. 264 Reding. M, Redlawski, K.. 225 Redman. M., 227 Reed. L.. 166. 236 Reeder. J.. 165 Reese. A. Reesor, J.. 211. 264 Reguly. S. Rehbem. M,. 166. 237 Rehblen. R.. 212 Rehberg. G.. 235 Rehm. W.. 217 Reichler. G.. 196 Reid. D. Reid. K.. 211 Reid. K.. 211 Reigel. R,. 192 Reimer.L..154.227 Reincke.A.. 188 Reincke. N,. 232 Rieneer. L.. 240 Reinhold. M. Retschauer. P. Reith. R. Rennecker. B.. 213 Renulft. SA. Resner, C.. 232 Ressler. D.. 264 Reszka. A.. 229 Rettew. J. Reuss. M. Rex, 5.. 176 Reynolds. D.. 170. 264 Reynolds.D,.194 Reynolds. D. Rhodes. C.. 229 Richards. K.. 195 Richardson.E..188 Richardson. 5., 232 Rieck. J.. 264 Rieckamn. M.. 233 Riehi. M., 228 Rife, M.. 151, 154. 210 Riley. R. Rimmke. W. Ring. A.. 225 Rinnan.C.. 232 Risco. R. Rutke.A.,184.227 Riark, D., 165. 215 Rubens. D. Robinson. C.. 172 Robinson, C. Robinson. J.. 240 Robinson.S..177.264 Robinson, L. Robinson, M. 217 Rodely. B.. 264 Bodenbeck D.. 238 Rodowicz, A. Roe. C.. 224. 264 Roe. K. Roeser. P.. 214 Rogers. C.. 265 Rogers. J. Rohde.M.,160. 194 Rokely. 8.. 209. 265 Roller. M. Rollins. M. RollanS.R..169 Ronco. J. Rondin. L. Ronnau. G.. 213 Roome. M. Rose. B.. 227 Rose.C..145.225 Rose. G.. 265 Rosenbaum. C.. 232 Rosenwinkel. M, Roseth. P. Ross. P. Ross. T.. 192 Rossow. 8.. 233 Rost. C. Rom. C.. 265 Roth, D. Rothert. P.. 233 Rousselle.J..142. 154 Rowley.D..170 Ruble. D.. 213 Rucker, E. Rucker.L.. 148.229 Rudy, D., 225 Ruehl. M.. 216 Rueter. L.. 170 Rugen. D., 173 Ruggiero. M.. 228 Ruh. J. Ruiz, C.. 229 Rumpel. M. Rumsey. A.. 223. 265 Running. E. Ruppel. D,. 224 Rupprecht. P.. 227 Rusch. D.. 233 Rusert.M..30.161.195 Russell. E.. 154. 157. 173. 222. 265 Russell, R. Russert. L.. 157.216 Russler.J.. 30. 160.161. 194 Russo. R.. 214 Ruud. J.. 233 Ryan. M. Sabatino. P.. 160.194 Sabo. D,. 169. 208 Sade, K. Sage. 8., 1777 Sahlhoff. C. Sahlhoff. K. Sahlmann. L.. 176.265 Sahlmann. P.. 176 Sajban. K.. 265 Sallwasser. P.. 221 Salmon, K.. 210 Salone. V,. 225 Salute.L..145.265 Sammetinger. L. Sammetmger, M.. 209. 265 Sammons. J.. 265 Sampson. C.. 209 Samuel. R.. 186 Sander. D.. 232 Sanders. L.. 173 Sanders. N.. 173 Sanders. R, 214 Sanderson. 5.. 211. 265 Santare, D.. 265 Sappie. C.. 158. 220. 265 Saran. M.. 232 Saresky. C.. 169 Sarris. G. Sauerman.J.. 170 Saunders.J..192 SavageJ. Savinskl. M. Sawyer. J. Saylor.A. ScafanI.J. Scanlan. D.. 230 Schachtschnelder. K.. 231 Schadler. T.. 212. 265 Schaefer. M. Schaefer.N..143.172.229 Schaefer. P. Schaeffer. D. Schaffrlck. C.. 170. 265 Schalow. P.. 218 Scharff. D. Schaudlg. M. Schaus. 8.. 222 Schawk. C.. 208 Schebor.F..160.194 Scheck. A.. 234 Schedler. J.. 161 Scheele.T..194 Scheider. M. Scheider. M.,232 Scheifler. P.. 232 Scheimann. A.. 231 SCheumann.G.. 195.265 Scheumann.$.. 194 Schiewe. R. Schilling. R. Schinowski. F. Schirmer. L.. 224 Schlachter. D. Schleuf. N. Schlichting. M. 265 Schluchting. R. Schllchting. 8.. 211 Schlie. R. Schlifke. D.. 176 Schlundt. G.,229 Schmalzle. R. Schmeckpeper. E.. 218 Schmelzer. P.. 165.219 Schmidt. .. 230 Schmidt. ..189.227.265 Schmidt. 169. 197 Schmidt. 194 Schmidt, 170 Schmidt. 240 Schmidt. . 170.264 Schmidt. . 189. 266 Schmidt. Schmidt. , 170 Schmidt .196 Schmidt.S.. 189.238 Schmidtke. M.. 218 Schmidtke. Z. Schmiesing. J. Schmitt. F.. 159. 223. 266 Schmotzer. M.. 266 Schnack.K..160.193 Schnack. S.. 145.189.231 Schnaible. T.. 266 Schnakenberg.G.,156,266 Schneider. B. Schneider.C,. 215 Schneider. J.. 238 Schneider. L.. 220 Schoedel. M.. 151. 176. 197 Schodnbeck.J..173.232 Schoenbeck. L.. 229 Schoenfeldt. D. Schoenfeldt. L. 176.266 Schoenherr. S. Schoenlng.J,. 154.192 Schoneman.J.. 217 Schonta. J. Schoonaert. M.. 266 Schoop,M. 522:2?9km0w Schrader. D.. 211 Schrader. J. Schrage.V..172 Schrelber. D.. 239 Schrelber. D.. 188 Schrelber. 8.. 218 Schroeder. D.. 214 Schroeder.E..154.266 Schroeder.G..161 Schroeder, K.. 231 Schroeder. L.. 170 Schroeder. M,. 266 Schroeder. R. Schroeder. S. Schuetter. E.. 170 Schulte.C.. 211 Schulthels. N. Schultz.A,. 151.154 Schultz.B..150.154.266 Schultz.J. Schultz, K.. 173 Schultz. M.. 211 $chul1z.M..169 Schultz. P. Schul1z.R. Schultz. S.. 231 Schultz. N. Schulze. L. Schumacher.J. Schumann, L.. 266 Schur. J.. 266 Schuster. B.. 143. 176 Schuster. P.. 239 Schutt,D.. 144.266 Schun. R. Schwan.L.. 177.266 Schwan.M..17O Schwan. M. Schwartz. C.. 217 Schwartz. B.. 172.266 Schwarz. D.. 172. 229 Schewhn. S. Schweitzer. T.. 166, 266 Scott. C.. 225 Scott. G.. 208 Scott. M.. 266 Seall.R..161,266 Rearle.T.. 213 Seberger. D. Seboldt. D. Seeber. R. 225 Seefeldt. G.. 142. 192 Seib, A.. 219 Seigel.$.,157.216,266 Seisser. T.. 214 Selby. G.. 215 Selby. L.. 230 Selby. M.. 219 Selle. M., 267 Sells.V. Semro. D.. 209. 267 Senay.C. Sergeant. 5.. 211 Sever. 0.. 161 Severn.J.. 159. 223. 267 Severn. K.. 227 Seyboldt. C. Shaia. E.. 231 Shallenberger.K.,188.267 Sharp. P. Shaver. G.. 234 Shaw. D.. 230 Shaw. R. 195 Shawver. R. Shea. B.. 267 Sheehy, T.. 154 Shaffer. D.. 231 Shelemi, M.. 232 Shelley. E.. 224. 269 Shelton. T.. 238 Shephard. J. Shepherd. T. Sherman. K.. 172 Sherowsky. R. Sherrards. R. Sherwood. A. 8hes1lna.v..154. 176 Shewan. G. 8hilka.W. Shippert. P. 8hively.W. Sichak. D., 145. 213. 267 Siebert. M.. 214. 267 81emers.P..225 Slvers. J. 8Ikora J. Sllhan.C.. 140.230 Snlverman.J..193 Sumatovich.M1 81mmons.V. 81mmons.J.. 157.216 Simmons. K. Simonsen. P.. 231 Simonson.R..1653. 188.267 Simpson. K.. 232 Sims, D.. 210 Sinclaur. R. 267 Sinclair. T. Sunn. J.. 267 Sisson. K.. 159. 196. 212 8ittler.C.. 170 Simer. 8.. 177. 229 Skaltsas. R.. 160. 186 8kaperdas.W.. 267 Skubbe.M, Skoczylas. M.. 221 Skopek. D.. 210 Skove.M..169. 197 Slack. M. Slattery.C.. 169 Slavens. A. 8malldon.J.. 187.267 Smart. K.. 231 SmIertelny. L.. 188 8mith,A. Smith. B. Smith C.. 215 8mith.C..185. 267 Smith. C. Smnh. D.. 217 Smith. D. Smith. E. Smith.J.. 161 Sml1h.J. Smith. J.. 210 8m:th.K..151.154.267 Smith. K.. 209. 267 Smith. M.. 231 8m:th.M..161.194 Smith.M.. 166. 187.267 Smith. R. Smith. N..236 Smith. N. Smith. P.. 170 Smith. P. Smith. P.. 232 Smith. R. Smith. 8. Smith. 8.. 169 $myser. M. Snartemo. N.. 223. 267 Snyder.C.. 212.267 Snyder.J.. 189. 210 Sobas.W. SobleskI.R..172 80derholm.G1. 139.165.217 Sognnaes. R. Solak. G. 801i, 8. Sonnen. E.. 219 Sorenson. M.. 188 Spadard. T.. 235 Spannenberg,J..65.156.176 286 Sparks. 8.. 224. 267 8pear.J.. 187.267 8pears.J. Speck. K.. 173. 221.268 Speedw. Spees.R..194 8pekde.A.. 214 Spence. 8. Spencer. D.. 154.268 Spencer. M.. 236 8peth.B..172 Spooner. K. Sprague. C. Sprague. D. Spreng. R.. 238 8preng.E1.221 Springman. 8.. 268 Sproul. K.. 217 8quzglia. J.. 231 Sreckovich. H. St. George. D. Stafford. B. Stafford. J. 8tamos.J.. 194 81an.J..268 Stanberry. D. Stankle.C., 224 Stanley, N.. 217 Stanley.T.. 210 Stanwick. J. Starek. 8.. 188.268 81ark.J.. 188 Stark. R. Stark. R. Staschke. 8.. 222. 268 81echholz.C.. 154.212 Steder. K.. 151. 154.268 Steerzer. R.. 149. 193.273 8tefan.8.. 211 Steffen. D.. 238 Stein. L.. 140. 142, 227 Steinbeck. R. 161. 195 81einkamp.J..231 Steinke. 8,. 228 S1ellfox. G.. 213 Stemke.8. Stephandis. 8.. 219 Sterbenc. M. Sterberg. J. S1evens.W.. 188.268 Stevenson. G.. 157.268 Steig. 8.. 169 8tine.J., 188 Stinson. L.. 176 Stipavovich. D. 81ochel. D.. 170 Stochel. R. 268 810cker.R..232 Stockrnan. B.. 220 Stockton. 8.. 268 Stockwell, C. Stoeckel. J.. 268 Stoehr. D.. 185.268 Stoll. G. Stoll. M.. 221 Stolzman. D.. 268 Stone. D.. 169.268 Stoner. K.. 156. 229 Storgaard. K.. 230 Story. 8.. 170 Stoskpf. C.. 268 Stoskopf, C.. 268 Stoskopf. C. Stotz. D. Stout. D. Strand,G.. 161.268 Strandberg. M. Strasburg. C.. 170 Strasen. P. Stratugos. J.. 268 Stratton. L.. 229 Straub.J. 8!raub.K..159.1;2 Streicher. R. 268 Striet. C.. 224 Streit. D.. 213 Stricker.J.. 186 Strickland. R. 269 Strietelmeier. C.. 166. 269 Strietelmeier. 8. 81roh.D. Strohscheln. C.. 232 Struck.T.. 145. 213 8truharik. D.. 211 Smender. N. Stuenkel. C. Stuenkel. D. Stuermer. P.. 208 Stuhl. K.. 173 Stuhrenberg. J.. 234 8uhr. G.. 219 Sulentnc. C. Sullivan. R. Sullivan.T..188 Summers. J. 8unsdahl. M.. 269 Sutter.C.. 214 8utter.G.. 157.213 Sutter. K. Swanback. 8.. 208 Swanson. J.. 269 Swanson. L. Swanson.R.. 185.269 Swinford. R. 8wingle.L..172 Symer.R..154.269 Szostek.G. Szostek. R. Szymanski. H. Taege. L. Talarico. M.. 159. 225 Tan. L. Tanet. E.. 154. 196 Tams. 8.. 165.215 Tanzillo.A..186 Tasker,J.. 273 Tate. D. Tate. G. Tate. 8.230 Tauber.J.. 239 Tauernier. D. Taylor.E..161.195 Taylor.M.. 165.194 Taylor. 8. Taylor.T. Tegtmeier. M1. 165.237 Teibel. C1 Teichler. 8.. 187 Temple1on.T., 160. 192 Tereba. D. Terry. D.. 145. 154.239 Teschke. A.. 232 Tahcker.W.. 239 Tahlmann.D1. 167.231 Thanepohn. D. Thebo. M., 215 Theile. J.. 217 Thielo. L.. 232 Thieme.J. Thillman, L.. 231 Thober. R.. 153 Thomas. B.. 154.225 Thomas. D.. 166. 209. 269 Thomas. D.. 209 Thomas. D., 211 Thomas.J.. 154.209 ThomasJ.. 234 Thomas. K.. 184 Thomas. M. Thomas.P.. 193.269 Thoams. S. Thompson,G.. 210, 269 Thompson. M. Thompson. P.. 177 Thompson. R. 166. 187.269 Thompson.8.. 161.217 Thompson.8., 170.269 Thomsen. J. Thonsen. N. Thonsen, R. Thon.W.. 210 Thornton. A.. 229 Thorpe.A.,141.151.212 Thullen. J. Thune.P.. 218 Thurston. D. Tidaback. D. Tleri. K..210 Tietz. P.. 236 Timmons. G. Tinkey,J., 161 Tinsley. T.. 221 Tlppy. R.. 187.269 Tite. B.. 210 Tkacz. M.. 212 Toca. B,. 230 Toelke. M.. 170 Tollefson. P.. 169.269 Tomaszweski.l,.172 Tomlinson. R.. 217 Tomlinson. R. 167 Tomplins, K.. 173 Tonkovich. B.. 211 Tonn. 8. Toomey. L. Torgerson. J.. 145 Tormoehlen. J.. 269 Torrenga. D. Torrenga. G. Townsend. D.. 215 Townsend. J.. 218 Trager. N. Trankl. M. Trantham, P. Travers. P1 Trogdon. T.. 231 Trombley. A..224 Trout. M.. 161. 188.269 Trumpy. D.. 211 Trunneli. R.. 232 Tsangans. M. Tsoucalas. E. Tuck. 8.224 Tuley. L. Tullie. R.. 149. 150.234 Tully. C.. 269 To1on.T..145,188 Tuomi. B.. 269 Turley. R. Turner.C. Turpin.G. Tutwiler. D.. 238 Tutwiler.T.. 170 Twietmeyer. L.. 270 Twito. R. 215 Tyson.D,. 240 Ucman.R..192 Ulreich. P. Ulrech. R. Ulrich. L,. 145. 196. 270 Umbach. V.. 211 Unger. 8.. 221 Unland. B. Unrath.T.. 152 Urban.S..176 Urbanick. G. Urschel.D. Usher. R. Uzelca. M. Vahedi.F. Vail. M..212 Valentin,A,. 160 Vallie. C., 229 Valt, A. Vamos. V.. 232 VanWormer. C.. 231 Vanarsdel. J. Vandermerkl. C.. 270 Vander. M. Vandermeer. D..222 Vane. R.. 270 Vanhorn.G. Vankley.J. Vanlue. N.. 221 VanSIckle, L.. 227 Vansteen. P.. 216 Vanweeldern, M.. 156. 233 Vater. J.. 270 Ventura.V. Vetter.J.,154 Vetter,J. Vetter. P. Vician. G.. 145. 188. 270 Vivican.G. Victor. B. Victorn.A.. 225 Vict, E. Vierk.P..173 Vlrginas. 8.. 176.270 Vlad. D.. 170. 270 Voelz. M.. 236 Vogelsang. N.. 173. 193 Vogelsmeler. L.. 232 Vogelzang. R. Voges. J.. 240 Voige. R. Volk, J. Volkmann, D.. 196. 270 Voll. E,. 167. 270 Von Fange.J.. 154.270 Von Oualen. R. Vonderlange. M.. 176. 270 Voss. R, 187 Votave. L.. 232 Voth. H. Voth. R. 213 VUckov. R. Wade.C. Wade.D..154 Wade. J.. 232 Waggoner.8..140.232 Wagner. 8. Wagner. N.. 232 Wagoner. K.. 232 Wahl. J.. 151 Wahlfeldt. C.. 271 Wahlgren.8..167. 184.227 Wahlstrom. F.. 211 Wahlstorm. J.. 154 Wahnefned. G.. 219 Waisempacher. D.. 232 Waldschmid1.D., 170.270 Waldschmidt. E. Waldschmidt. M.. 156. 228 Walke. R, 184 Walker. L.. 154. 196. 270 Wall. R. Wallace. M.. 192 Walrath.J.. 212 Walsh.J. Walsh.M, Walter. 0. Walter. K.. 225 Walter.L, Walton. 8. Walton. 8. Wandrey, G. Wanta.P.. 161 Warg. L. Warmann. J. Warner. M.. 209 Warner. M. Warnke.J..176 Warren. L,. 211 Washburn. W,. 270 Wasson.J., 157. 215 Wasunchuk.H.. 173.270 Wa1ers.C. Watkins,S.. 236 Watson.J.. 211 Watson. W.. 234 Wayne.J. Weber. 8,, 217 Weber. D. Wedig.N.. 157.173 Weger. N.. 154.270 Wegman. V.. 227 Wehlmg.J.. 270 Wehner.M..154 Wehrenberg. J.. 237 Wehrmeister. A.. 230 Wehrmwister. J.. 240 Welch. S. Welch. T.. 161 Welch.w. Wekder. D.. 219 Welkie.C. Wellhausen. E.. 238 Wells. T.. 213 Welsh. B, Welsh. K.. 167 Welsh. M. Wendt. D. Wendt. R. 219 Wenk. 8.. 209 Wennerstrom. A.. 229 Wenstrom. S. Wemhe. D.. 232 Wentzlaff, E. Wenzelberger.J.. 232 Wener. R. 270 Wersto. R., 271 Wessel. A.. 220, 271 Wesseling.D..161.188 West. D. Wes!by.E., 169.271 Wes1erhausen. C.. 238 Wes1erman.J..165.189.271 Westphal.8..187 Wene, H.. 223. 271 Weyer. 8. White. B. Whi1e.E.. 154.222 White. T.. 238 Whmn. D. Whiting. M. Wiatrokik. J. Wicher. R. 216 Wichmann. J.. 216 Widenhofer. 0.. 271 Wiedelman. M.. 219 Wielgos.T.. 195 Wienk.C..149. 157.173.271 Wienk. R. 217 Wieringa. S. Wiese. K.. 154. 233 Wiest. J.. 233 Wiksten. E. Wilbeck. P. Wilkm.M..172.210 Wilsins.C. Wilkms.C..173 Wllle.P..153.176.271 Willett.V. Willhlte. D.. 231 Williams. D..210 Williams.J..152.154 Williams. J.. 234 Williams. L.. 177.271 Williams. M.. 228 Wilhams,P..167 Williams. R. 219 Williams. R. Williams.R..152,154 Williamson. T. Willis. C. Willis. D. Willis. K. Willis. L.. 237 Willu1.J. Wilson. 8.. 231 Wilson. D. Wilson.J. Wilson.J.. 188 Wilson.S. Wilson. 8.. 214. 271 W111. V. Wlnshell. P.. 145.211 Windall. D. Wmfrey. D.. 208 Wingstrom. G. Wingstrim. M.. 271 Winklder.G..30.161.195 Winslow. P. Winter. D. Winter. 8.. 234 Win1er.W.. 192.271 Wirth. G. Wlthman. D.. 271 Witham. D. Witi. C. Witte. R. 166.192 Witte. R. Wntte. T.. 161. 193 Wittig. L. Wittmann.A..143,144 Witzke. J.. 229 Wockenfuss. J. Woike.L.. 142192.271 Wolf, C. Wolf.8.. 165.217 Wofenberg. J.. 165 Wolfram. S. Wollin. R. 228 Wolske. B.. 238 Woltman. L.. 210 Wood. 8.. 239 Wood. 8.. 147 Wood. D. Woddle. M. Woodke. R. Woodman, L.. 167.271 Woods. C. Woods. D. Woolsey. P. Wray.D..139.152.154 Wright. 0.. 140.213 Wrobel.J.. 230 Wuellner. C.. 147. 148. 271 Wuerdeman, L.. 240 Wulllman. J. Wunderlich. K.. 219 Wykler. C.. 223 Yackle.M..158.170.271 Yamashna. L.. 210 Yancey. K.. 271 Yang. L. 273 Yates, G. Vau. K. Yoder.M..167.232 Yoder. 8.. 231 Yonover. J.. 271 Youmans. S. Young.A.. 225 Young.D.. 215 Younghouse.M.,176 Yox, R.. 236 Yucws.D.,166. 186 Yung.J..161.215 Yunghans. K.. 229 Yunghans. T.. 216 Yursky. D,. 197 Zack. K.. 160. 194 Zakula. M.. 217 Zalent. K. Zechiel.T.. 185 Zehme.C.. 272 Zehnder. A. Zeile. K..213 Zeile. R. Zell. C. Zeman.R..184 Ziebarth. L. Zleche. J.. 208. 272 ZieJewski. K. Ziel. R. 140 lelman.8.. 151. 211 Zimmerman. C. Zimmerman. J. Zimmerman. K.. 232 Zimmerman. L.. 141. 228 Zimmermann. Z. Zimmermann. D.. 231 Zimmermann. E.. 272 Zlnk. w..235 Zurbel. K.. 149. 169 Zobel. 8.. 211 Zorn. H.. 213 Zoss.C,.143. 176 2055, J. 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