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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1978 volume:

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New experiences are found here. Whether they affect an attitude of a lifetime, or just involve the making of a new friend. These things are important and remain in ones memory. For freshmen it's the beginning of a differ- ent way of thinking, of living. For seniors, it has been the preparation for the advance into what has been dubbed as the real world. Everyoneis standing at the threshold of some discovery - usually about the self. Before you realize it - You find yourself amid the campus and its life flow. carried along on avenues of thought and action, gaining from as well as contributing to the experiences of the year. 5 2:: fraglaw M? $ waxy w, 9. a . Fm , , 21. :12 ma F: i? ,2. . , um: 6a mum rky . 63M raw . E. i n u iraamzw . L? $ 5 .2 N mmwmww k a b. ; ..i 43 2? 3+ EM, .Man..i......,.mmwmw . . 2. LEE 4 aw $1 . The individual people of the university are the life flow of the cam- pus. We each have a certain quality unique to ourselves which, when added to those qualitites of others, sparks interest and action. Each year there is an influx of new individuality, and each year the entire j campus benefits by incorporating new ideas with old ones, resulting i in continued growth of the campus and those who comprise it. The inherent set up of a university allows for this exchanging and combin- ing of the new and old, the quiet and the boisterous, the academic and the social. We become like children. discovering new things. obtaining different per- spectives and learning about the world and our relation to it. pray Football games allow the gathering of different types who mingle, interact and relate. Aren't we all running with the ball? Aren't we all catching passes? Aren't we all caught in mid-air? 11 mguqmmawmmw. :1;:. my 13,. . . away . Egg A E. S.:2$LE 5m . ; : . i; v; f. x. s. H .1 mm. Mwm ?xxzughk W Often I wonder why we go on running. There are so few things pretty left in life to see. wa$$nwm. ... wwmwmyiw f. a, , . u is? .4. r2, 33.x. ., r Mu .EmmEMwWMEi 4 m. 1 I don't believe that I was born to run or that I'm happier while on the move or going, only that the need to be off and gone occurs and reoccurs. I'm not sure that I'd stop still if I could, or find a place and stay there. There would always be one more road ahead one path not found that should be. Some place off beyond some hidden bend, better than the bend before. Running in Place I97 7 Rod McKuen Hand in Hand 15 We move secure and con denL Lost in a world of chapel bells and academic order WEEEE gaiigi u? 1 ng THE; $E agH; ta ya 3 '65 TLEHETBBN ADMH QM: SUQJFQT TU THE CQNDWCSNS a; $5 m 7N REFEHQS f ?EEEE gig? i? UN THE BACK HEFKGF Only to venture out and find a larger world of lights and concrete, clashing sound, and human chaos. 932g 3: EGG EN? IyF!!L !'! 'W .: QE'WOISSIM OMHD Wm mum; 9mm! mu $7 '3?! ?EN$JF?; v.2. , 5,. 3f, ADMISSION $4.00 STAGE SEAT Studebaker Theatre GOOD ONLY 1977 SUNDAY AT. FEB. 638 m Was And the sages of the subway sit just like the living dead As the tracks clack out the rhythm, their eyes fixed straight ahead They ride the line of balance and hold on by just a thread But it's too hot in these tunnels you can get hit up by the heat You get up to getout at your next stop but they push you back down in your seat Your heart starts beatin' faster as you struggle to your feet Then you're outa that hole and back up on the street Iths Hard to be a Saint in the City GD l972 Bruce Springsteen Greetings from Asbury Park NJ. Hail to the Brown and Gold! We pledge thee to uphold Wherever we may be Thy honored name. Through years that come and go. To pay the debt we owe $$$ Wehll e'er be true to you, Dear old Valpo. Hail to the Brown and Gold! Recall the days of old, The happy days which we Neter shall forget. As shadows longer grow Brighter the flame shall glow, The flame of love for you, Dear old Valpo. Hail to the Brown and Gold? Thy sons and daughters hold In loving loyalty Thy colors dear; Colors whereby they show What others, too, should know: That they belong to you, Dear old Valpo. Thinking back - ifs easy to remember the texture of fall. . , m 3 $2.. a. ,, . :..+ d. J; , .4, :Emaaa ?wmggxw S wwwmmmwmwya an M r. 1 m? .h. . 3.3m . ... w , . .. . .3 Z. a: pc . a . x , , m .. ., am q...w..w.....$:x.xevV x... ,. . , , . , 1.3 . f, r g l -s ;. A A -41 .mnu A recurrent event at Valpo Looking out of a rain streaked window and dragging out the necessary umbrella and slicker for slosh- ing dedicatedly to class. Let your senses explore the wonders of creation. Let your mind feel the presence of today. Let your soul beat in rhythm to the song of celebration, And let love be the music that you play. From birth to death, cradle to grave, Alpha and Omega, now and forever. o- Robert Edwin Isolation A necessity for reflection and contemplation, which calms the mind before we struggle with the next day. l . , :.ry,n ,. Past, Present, Future If you had graduated from Valparaiso University in l9l4 and suddenly decided to return to see what had happened in 63 years, you would have a rOugh time locating where yOu had gone to school. Most of the campus as you knew it has vanished. If you wait and come l020 years from now, even more will probably have disappeared. ln I9I4 what is now known as Old or West Campus was called College Hill. The boundaries for this area were Garfield Street on the east, BrOWn Street on the north. Locust Street on the west and the railroad tracks on the south and scuthwest. At that time College Avenue ran beyond Freeman Street, past DeMotte, Heritage and the Auditorium and ended at College Place which connected Locust to Greenwich. Mound Street went beyond Greenwich, past Kinsey to connect with College Avenue. In the late l94Us university students dismantled these brick streets. The Old College Building, constructed in l860, was the beginning of the present university. It sat at the southern end of College Avenue. A fire destroyed it in l923. Another building was to have been constructed in its fittiiizga Awmm: Vaimfalga lgriiwmityu by Joyce Obermeyer place but those plans fell through. DeMotte Hall, finished in l9l4, was the last structure built on West Campus. The university owned l4 of the 26 buildings which formed the College Hill Campus. Private rooming halls accounted for the other II. The university residence halls were East, South, Lembke, Heritage and Altruria. East and South halls were torn down in l926. Heritage became the library in l925 and now contains offices and classrooms. For many years Lembke tmenl and Altruria twomenl, each housing approximately 0 students, were the only university residence halls. They were the only ones necessary because enrollment had toppled from its peak of around 5,500 in l9l5 to 200-400 in the l940's. The decimation was due to the world wars and the depression. As World War ll's end approached, the university's board of directors realized a need for expansion to accomodate the expected increase in enrollment following the war. The College Hill Campus was surrounded by private property. It would have been quite expensive to buy this property, remove what was on it, and build new structures, said Fred Kruger, vice president in charge of business affairs. The private rooming halls were no longer adequate for the students needs. East of the College Hill area lay farmland containing wheat and corn fields and a homestead twhich is now the university counseling center on LaPorte Avenuel, said Kruger. The board reasoned it would be cheaper to buy the already cleared farmland than to buy the private property bordering College Hill. Kruger says of their decision: The board of directors had a tremendous amount of foresight and wisdom in acquiring the new property. East Campus was born. West Campus remained central to university life for several years but the emphasis and interest had shifted east. In l956 the Chapel-Auditorium was destroyed by fire. Since l892 it had occupied the space next to Heritage and opposite Kinsey Hall. Nothing replaced it. The university, in l972, tore down Benton Hall, which had stood at the corner of College Avenue and Union Street since l88l. Flint House, a private home the university had purchased and made into a few classrooms, was also razed in the early l970's. It had stood between DeMotte and Heritage. V.U. destroyed Stiles Hall, on the corner of Greenwich and Union, in l973. It had been used as apartments for unmarried faculty or those married but without children, said Kruger. Of all this destruction Kruger said: The buildings that were torn down didn't really add anything to Old Campus, except bulk. They were not aesthetically pleasing, he added. The university is not the only entity responsible for the deterioration of Old Campus. Students protesting the Kent State killings set fire to Kinsey Hall and rendered it useless. The advent of l979 will see the business college vacating DeMotte Hall for new quarters on East Campus. Kruger said the reason the business college was provided with a new building was due to its being the last professional college lacking adequate space. Another consideration was the fact that enrollment is increasing in areas dealing with the practical sciences. During an interview in his office, Kruger said 60 per cent of the freshmen men declare business or engineering majors. What is going to happen to West Campus? There are a lot of ideas but the final decision will come from the board of directors, said Kruger. Heritage Hall was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in l976, said Daniel Gahl, head librarian at Moellering Library. Eventually the university would like to restore it to its original form twhich w0uld involve tearing off two additionsl and make it into a museum. The museum would house the universityls art collection and possibly the archives, explained Richard Pick, associate professor of speech and drama, and very interested in the Old Campus situation. Baldwin Hall is another building with a bright future. The building, now used for storage purposes oly, received new life when the V.U. Guild allocated a major portion of $00,030 for its renovation. The money will come from various Guild projects. Kruger says he has been authorized by the board of directors to obtain financial estimates of the renovation's cost. The building is slated for art department use and offices for the speech and drama departments. With the movement of the art department out of Heimlieh and into Baldwin and the radio station into the newly acquired communications center, Kruger says Heimlich could become campus storage. There are two mainstreams of thought competing to determine the fate of the remaining Old Campus. Krdger would like to see DeMotte house the classes presently in Bogarte and the Faculty Club building. He also envisions the faulty offices in at least North Lembke being relocated in DeMotte. Eventually he believes all of Lembke could be closed and torn down. The university hopes to sell Altruria. They are asking $50,000 for the building. There have been some potential buyers, but so far everyone has declined to purchase the building because of its size. As for Kinsey and Bogarte, Kruger says since Kinsey is gutted, the cost of renovating it is prohibitive. He added: Bogarte is built of soft brick and it is disintegrating. He believes Bogarte should be dismantled along with Kinsey, the Faculty Club and the residences on the Old Campus side of Freeman and Greenwich streets. Kruger advocates the clearance of this area to provide an architect with total freedom in designing a future performing arts center. This center would contain an auditorium seating approximately 600 people, said Kruger. He stressed that beyond the actual plans for Baldwin and Heritage, the board of directors has said nothing about Old Campus. The other ideas are Krugeris opinions only. Professor Richard Pick is in total disagreement with Krugeris ideas and Kruger said he is diametrically opposed to Pick's ideas. Pick would like to see Kinsey and Bogarte halls renovated and the auditorium added to them. He envisions Bogarte as being the speech building and said during an interview, that the present space is adequate for the department. The third floor could be utilized for classes. A speech pathology unit could occupy second with first floor left for offices, he added. The buildings present arrangement provides the privacy needed for speech correction therapy, said Pick. The brick on Bogarte is deteriorating because repairs are not being made to the builafng, said Pick. He added, only one-fourth of the back wall is actually deteriorating. Kinsey is not gutted, said Pick. The fire burned a hole right up through the first and second floors towards the front of the building, he added. The rear one-third of the building is usable and is employed as storage space for the refrigerators rented to students, Pick said. He has been inside the building since the fire and has walked on all three floors. Pick believes Kinsey could be renovated and used for dressing rooms, plus costume and prop storage for the performing arts center. Another possibility is to tear out the inside of Kinsey and remodel the building to be the lobby and lounges for the performing arts center. Kruger maintains that the renovation costs along with the addition would be prohibitive. Pick says the National Trust for Historic Preservation has statistics which prove that it is more economically feasible to renovate than to build new. According to the National Trust, renovation costs $25.00 to $35.00 per square foot of space while to build new costs $45.00 to $50.00. Pick understands there could be trouble with his plan. Kruger thinks Pick's idea would not be aesthetically pleasing. Pick says there are countless examples where one can add new additions to old buildings and the total package is beautiful. He believes it is probably easier to get money to build new facilities over renovating old ones. Pick added that insurance considerations and the building code could make his plan impossible. Pick stressed that there is a lot of sentiment towards Old Campus and a lot of people would probably like to see it maintained. He suggests the university should capitalize on that interest to improve the present situation. 41 3m .1 tg'j' N: y. . a zr 3 aims 5am 2:13;- f; nvva-nm vmaivbkuw M1 ; Nam MW 1 Atfwyi . aim; . 6:. .5; u w . Q: , u: .35.: V a 2 . . M . .- .. a $me .igt..t $5.. m. 253:5 m: k. .. $2.1? 3w . ,7 .? . 3.1 n. . 1 ; a $???ka mug; :1? z r. .3.Em1m. . .52 14:53:! 2 ' 1.;va E; $ $ . .N. r 3....m: x 2. 4mmmxxml'1dhbmm $0. FII'AJ. mtzwchawr 15:1! ' -u v hm Students. yet employees of the University- to be the ones to uphold the community spirit and rules and regula- tions; That's the RA. The RA. is the one that tries to help many people learn to live adequately in such a small space- to help individuals strike a balance between their desires and needs, and those of the collective whole. The goal is to develope and maintain responsible members of society. That's why one can see a lifting of limitations upon students as they progress from freshmen to upperclassmen. The options are present for the student to take hold and direct his life so that he grows, and hopefully helps someone else along the way. In the midst is the RA. who may at times seem never to be there and at others to be a stickler for rules. She is just trying to help you see that your actions do affect others and to take responsibility for them, while you continue to grow and learn. In the upperclass dorm use of the pink slip usually is a last resort. If you've made a violation of a University rule you shOuId expect a reprimand. You knew the rules when you came here. Maybe you should ask yourself can I attend a school that has this? Blatant use of alchohol or drugs is stepping on others rights. We donit go around with search warrants, the girls have to work with one another. Differ- ences must be settled. If the RA. has problems with her own personal beliefs versus University policy, then she shouldn't get the job, she'll fail. Sheill feel guilty because she's not doing job. The rules ease up in upperclassdorms, the difference is definite. To freshmen the University is looked at as a parent, hours are set to ensure you grow in a proper way. The pink slip indicates you've stepped out of line. With upper- classmen the motherhood moves away. The University feels that you can handle it on your own. The student is the one responsible. Sometimes it depends on the dorm situation, some are more liberal than others, some more strict, we appeal to the girls not to step on anybody elses toes. The counselor shouldn't care what a persons habits are, but if on University grounds a person is causing a como- tion. the counselor must enforce the rights of others. We don't have time to watch- the girls are on their honor. ltis their business, but they should establish a line of trust and be able to pay the consequences if they don't use their head. Counselor Jane E. Katter As I see it, the position of the RA. is one of the most challenging positions available at Valpo. The position held by the RA. is one which directly influences, for better or worse, every individual on campus. It is not an easy job, for the RA. is constantly juggling contracting desires on the part of students and administration, while his job dictates that he is responsible to both. He is policeman, judge, and counselor in the guise of mild-mannered student. He is free to exercise one or more of these aspects to a greater or lesser degree. He is also answerable to students and administration, and perhaps more importantly, to himself for the quality of living found in the dorm. He creates the atmosphere in which he and a number of others live. Mistakes on his part usually lead to hurt feelings, a sense of injustice, and sometimes revenge- ful vindictiveness on the part of the offended person. Ulti- mately, in such situations everyone suffers. l have chosen during the past two years of working in such a position to allow for a great amount of personal freedom among those with whom I live. I have seen what happens to individuals who set themselves up as policemen in its strictest sense and I would hope that is not what my job entails. It is rather, the R.A.,s duty to be sensitive and respon- sible towards those around him. He must treat individuals with a respect which allows them to live as they wish as long as their rights as well as the rights of others are upheld. In this context arbitrary rules tsuch as visitation, alcohol, ectJ are not only useless, but they serve to treat the individual as an immature child who cannot make responsible decisions concerning himself and others. Those who need to hide behind theprotection of such ambiguous laws are not only acting unjustly, they are denying the implied ideal of the University under the Cross. A liberal interpretation seems to both promote re- sponsible life-styles as well as an optimistic atmosphere with- in the dorm. The rules can never be equated with the soul of the institu- tion. Therefore, to enjoy a beer in ones room ito bring up a well worn exampley offends no one but those narrow-minded policemen types mentioned above. In fact, that beer so often does much more good than not, if we have successfully created that responsible attitude in which energies are di- rected towards living together peacefully rather than trying to get away with something. Can the University honestly afford to condemn an activity simply on the grounds that it is against the ules? I don't think that such a position is defendable- not, at least. until those rules are tempered to encourage responsible growth and not bewildered resentfulness. Counselor Mark W. Goetz 53 en 2 . a :2 gag ., n m1. 1 gawk... amurymmm , 3:5,. d: 2 a; Zawm: $ 1 : anmwiuu. , Remember how we spent the nighttime counting 3 out the stars. 5 Too late for the beach, too early for the bars. a All of us together would raise our glasses high E and drink a toast to time gone by. I The times, oh we had some times . when love cost only nickels and dimes. , 1 Always when our secret needs were hard to a satisfy we'd talk of going back again to times gone by. w, g9 , Ammgwgaggaggg a .g . 4f. if K v a 2 a i AL Imp; I .1: .L L: WWVW vm, ,L .M. Off campus, synonymous with off limits, off center, or off beat, denotes a certain kind of lifestyle that is slightly out of the institutional mainstream. Reasons for turning to off cam- pus housing vary widely, but there is a certain unifying consciousness, a typifying attitude that one usually en- coutners wherever one finds students who live in the com- munity . The apartment dweller encounters mundance has- sles ranging from overbearing landlords to the neighbor's loud dog, yet, it is these encounters which emphasize the unique transcendence from the tedium and sterility of the dormitory. Subjectively, an apartment provides for a qualitatively dif- ferent concept of time, essentially through escape from the routine alignment of individual interests with goals, dead- lines, and schedules.There, the present is self sufficient; it is spontaneous not static. It is the unfolding of a pattern of life which bears no specific destination in the future, but is simply its own past, as if everyone and everything has al- ways been there. The opportunity for individual freedom off campus is daz- zling - being able to remake one's environment, one's world into one's own image instead of passively accepting superflu- ous rules and regulations for the convenience of sharing a pastel colored cubicle. Boxed into the ivory towers it is sometimes difficult to see that one's movement and identity belong to both one's self and the external world, like rooms in a house. The movement of one's wall is also the movement of another's; the expansion of ones wall is the contraction of anotherls, but each main room is one's own. It is the vivid realization of the reciprocity of will and world, active and passive, inside and outside, self and not self, the experience of our inner landscape, which dorm life and campus regimentation so often completely controls or ignores. Ultimately each student's life represents a road toward himself; each attempt at such a road is the intimation of a path. No student, on or off campus has ever been entirely and completely himself. Yet, each strives to become that, some awkwardly and some straight forwardly, each as best he can. As a university, our origin is the same, but we each strive toward our destiny. As students we understand one another, but in the process of becoming, each of us is able to interpret himself to himself alone. - Russell T. Kile What I ask for is absurd: that life shall have a meaning. What I strive for is impossible: that my life shall acquire a meaning. I dare not believe, I do not see how I shall ever believe: that I am not alone. - Dag Hammerskold u IWA ms :1:- w Wm n . x s . nan ngzkmuyimmiiiw 2w mmww m, , Vve been going a long time now along the way Pve learned some things. You have to make the good times yourself take the little times and make them into big times and save the times that are all right for the ones that aren't so good. Eight Ct? l967 Rod McKuen Listen To The Warm 71 SIDDIDWS www.kahw Football team totals ll 3-64 record WMmt Row l: S. Swanson, D. Gorczyca, C. Ortmann. F. Harris, 5. Winter. K. D. Wellsand, J. Oelschlaeger. Row 5: Coach C. Knutson, Coach L. Ketzler. M. Miller, J. Thiele, D. Eclles, D. Newman, R. Ferchen, M. Rauker. McKissic, Coach K. Keuper. Coach P. Budreau, R. Riese, S. Clark, J. Row 2: M. Schoenbohm, R. Prochaska, M. Mitek, D. Sanders, C. Niemier, Custarde, J. Ellis. 5. Schroll, T. Burgess. T. DeLatre, M. Schoenfeldt. J. R. Risco. B. Hardig, N. Fortson, J. Belskis. C. Wilson, K. Azberg, K. Biel. F. Drake, P. Gretelueshen. Row 6: Coach P. Giesey. Coach D. Drinkhahn, Riccio. Row 3: G. Morgan, M. Dodds, C. Cunningham, P. Stanzione, K. Coach G. Speckhard, Coach B. Coach, Trainer. R. Moore. J. Rousselle, S. Karczewski, S. Sullivan, J. Heintzelman, F. Handler, 5. Webb. S. Leonhard, Delabar, C. Eggemeyer, Trainer 5. Harms. M. Vance, R. Twito, Mgr. T. B. Holowatuk. W. Behrendy. Row 4: D. Martina, G. Pioch, B. McKinley, J. Larkin. Zmuda. D. Cerny, J. Zudell, 5. Bottom, R. Nelson, D. Peterson, D. Meyer, Though the Valparaiso Crusader football team ended the season with a 3-6-l record, team statistics for the year showed that Valpo dominated their opponents in quite a few areas. A total of 200 points were scored to their opponents I85. Valpo gained more first downs and totaled more rushing and passing yardage with 3267 yards to their opponents 2638 also. What hurt the team were the turnovers and the 79 penalties which accumulated a loss of 780 yards. In the receiving department. Jon Thiele caught I5 passes for 329 yards and three touchdowns and Jeff Heintzelman caught l6 for 239 yards. In total passing yardage Valpo again came out ahead with 67-879. Senior Dave Newnam scored l4 touchdowns and broke the IOOO yard mark in rushing by compiling l009 yards in l9l carries. Ken Biel rushed for 5l9 yards and averaged 5.9 yards per carry. The defense once again was tough. Four players accumulated over I00 tackles. They were senior defensive tackle Mike Miller 0097, senior middle linebacker Scott Winter 0077, senior outside linebacker Fred Harris 0027, and junior defensive tackle Jim Prochaska 000. Things look good for Crusader football next season. The whole offensive line will return next year as well as some key players in the defense. 76 77 h 78 Women's Field Hockey Team: First Row: C. Andrus, S. Kerr, M. Fischer. Third Row: J. Heise, C. Wiegand, J. Caman. J. Wittensmyer, C. Wiechmann, A. Rogers. Second Landrebe. L. Sandberg. M. Yoder. L. Rengstorf, D. Tombers. Row: K. Vanderlin, P. Williams. L. Zimmerman, P. Lohrei, D. B. Kiehnhoff. Womenhs Field Hockey The Womensh Field Hockey Team performed commendably this year, offering the spectators the thrill of four shut-out games. Underthe experienced leadership of Coach Ruth Brown, the team earned a respectable season record of 4-7-2. Freshman Lisa Sandberg lead the scoring with seven goals, followed by junior Debbie Kerr, who tallied five. 79 Row I: D. Johnson. B. Swenkeson, P. Koenig, B. Adams, K. Chase. Row 2: D. Grim, P. Carducci. 5. Chase, T. Kilcoyne, D. Price. V. Fitz, Coach Kim Bodily. ross Country team shows winning record in 77 The University's Cross Country team tallied a 3- 2 record in the l977 season be defeating St. Joseph's twice, Grade once, and losing to Bradley and DePauw. Junior Tom Kilcoyne was undefeated in the dual meets and set a school record for the five mile run at the state meet with a time of 25:06. Much overall im- provement was shown by the team throughout the sea- son and next year looks promising for another winning season. - .',h ' ' . olsu,--.r - 81 Womens' Volleyball Team: First Row.- B. Bruns, P. Saran, J. Anderson, S. Albers, C. Kraft. Third Row: M. Volansky; Davis, B. Hypes, G. Gloe, D. Echterling. N. Pippenger, B. Bottorff. Second Row,- 5. Yoder, P. Hoffmann. P. Albrecht. S. Schneiter, K. Valentine, M. Zeitler, J. Volkman. M. Win-loss records don't always tell the whole story. The women's basketball team faced a tough season, playing teams like Purdue and ISU, made up of scholarship players. Although the season record was 6-D, Coach Melanie Coyle feels that it was an extremely successful season, with each girls striving to use their talents to the fullest. Coach Coyle is pleased with the tOugh competition the team faces. She believes that it forces the team to strive for greater goals. Ms. Coyle has high hopes for the future, stating, I really think we can take state next year. We are going to have to work for it. It won't be a gift. The most valuable players of the team. Sandy Schneiter and Patti Hoffman, were backed up by a young team. Of the twelve varsity players, six were freshmen. Nancy Pippenger was sited as most improved. mgr.. C. Murphy, D. Carlin, S. Ruprecht, S. Bobo, S. Dunham. J. Jennings. R. Swenson, N. Nelan, L. Ensley, S. Noltling. mgr. Volleyball 83 Soccer Club does well despite injuries Row l: G. Athimaritis, B. Broten. G. Plano. B. Russel, R. Hill, R. Bellman. Carlson, R. Langley, C. Adams, R. Leene, J. Koerner. Row 2: J. Kegel, F. Borst. P. Gomez, T. Keating, K. Dude, J. Pohlman, 8. With six seniors having graduated and despite injuries to a few key players, the Valparaiso Soccer Club still compiled a 5-5-l record. Bob Carlson and Greg Plano were the leading scorers for the club and both will be returning to play next year. Goalie Rich Hill is the only senior the club will loose so with all the returning talent, they should do very well in the l978 season. The club placed second of seven teams in the Chicago Federation of Soccer Clubs and were a favorite to win next year. The club also could have used more fan support than they received. Though their record is not too impressive, they are one of the few teams who, with some support, has the potential to run away with first place without much contention next year. 84 Women's Tennis Team: First Row: L. Bering, K. Meitz, L. Coach Michele Gelfman, L. Green, C. Cannon, S. OTDaffer, S. Nichols, B. Gallo, C. Lis, L. Gast, L. Huizenga. Second Row.- Wiese, P. Giannis. D. Thalman, K. Budris, Mgr. This year the Womens' Tennis Team brought the honor of a state championship to Valparaiso. The team was led by freshman Patty Giannis and junior Lee Ann Bering, first and second singles respectively. With the exception of the first two meets, Valpo was victorious, chalking up a season record of 29-2, including the state meet. The future looks equally as bright for the team. The young team, consisting almost entirely of freshmen, has much individual talent. Coach Gelfman believes that if each member continues to improve, there is little reason why future seasons should not be equally as successful. 86 Hwnhwumymwm Tan. .T W. H .u rr: u. E .7. ibju filcirlvuvlleg:? Ev.. ,VEDEEEliIItII EEEi Basketball team fights battle in division one Row l: C. Maass, N. Petties, J. Sickles, J. Macahon, T. Hostetler, G. Dobbs, J. Urbanik. Row 2: Asst. Coach J. Otis, K. Pollitz. S. Krautstrunk, The I977-78 Crusader basketball team is having a tough time against their opponents in division one. After seventeen games their record stood at 4-I3. Their away game record at this point was 0-8. In those seventeen games, Darryl Ashby totaled 2l5 points. Max Kipfer was close behind with I94 and Tim Hostetler scored I65. Kipfer was also the leading K. Kremer. T. Kizer, P. Schmelzer, M. Kipfer, D. Ashby, V. Martin, B. Reasoner. Coach K. Rochitz. rebounder for the team. The high score for a single game was registered by Darryl Ashby. He scored 26 points against Illinois State. The loss of quite a few seniors frOm the team will result in much work for the preparation of next year's season. 91 M u ., w w. Womenk Basketball With the new basketball season came fresh talent and much desperatly needed height. Coach Ruth Brown successfully shaped the abundance of individual talent into a stable team unit, striving teamwork and co-operation. Juniors Penny Lohrei and Deb Kerr gave the team depth and experience, while freshmen Judy Landrebe and Pat Stipp proved their worth. With the large group of talented freshmen, it proves to be a promising few years. Women's Basketball Team: First Row: P. Stipp, K. Truttschel, R. Berg, Anderson, A. Foote, J. Botkin. M. Zeitler. Fourth Row: J. Landrebe, J. ' D. Kerr, P. Lohrei, D. Tombers. Second Row.- C. Lis, J. Volkman, S. Heidmann, M. Mundinger, M. E. Volansky, L. Shelly. I Wild, L. Ensley, N. Pippinger, S. Nolting. Third Row.- 5. Jack, M. i 94 Row I: J. Blake, A. Schonborn, T. Robert, J. Erwin, S. Havlin, Quigg, M. Street, B. McLain, D. Martina, D.Hines, J. P. Mazzuca. Row 2: Coach D. Drinkhahn, D. Parker, D. Wagner, D. Maschoff, Asst. Coach A. Howe. Wrestling team doing well in l978. The Crusader wrestling team stood strong with a 5-3 record in the first eight meets of the season. Senior John Thomas had the best record so far with eight wins and two losses. Thomas, who wrestles in the l77- pound weight class, also leads the team with three pins. This team is young and should do very well in seasons to come. Joel Erwin and John Thomas are the only seniors who won't be returning next year. The team has a good chance of winning conference and their chances for a successful l979 season iook even better. 97 mmmm Gymnastics. Front to back: 5. Day. J. Schnep- per, L. Grassin, L. Moeller. C. Eggemeyer, A. Krieg. T. Grimes, J. Schultz, B. Tupper, L. Dob- berteen, P. Ziak, B. Smith. Back.- R. Vogl, D. ! Howe, S. Ludolph. 1m w? F g AMERICANN ,NW... . $113: Wow 99 Menis Swimming Row 1.- M. Hopper, R. Steinbach, L. Holmgren. P. Weil, Row 2: B. Portner. E. Wojtowitz; S. Wertke, E Molitor. J. Bretscher, C. Languirand. D. Turner, G. Smith, J. Matsey. Though the menis swim team is expected to win their conference meet, their final dual meet record for the l977-78 season ended at 3-5. The reason for this losing record is blamed on the snowfall. Due to the heavy snow, four meets were cancelled. Three of the cancelled meets were expected to be won by Valpo and the other could have gone either way. The team could have Compiled a winning record for the season. Row 3: Coach Kim Bodily, B. Toweson, C. Roth, C. Keller, B. Meyers, B. Reznicek, T. Beeching, P. Gregory, M. Witteveen, R. Smith. The team placed sixth of twelve competing teams in the Ranger Relays 'and placed fifth in the Notre Dame Invitational. The top swimmers of the season were, Joel Bretscher, Tom Beeching, Brian Toweson, Chuck Roth, Scott Wertke, Larry Holmgren, and Chris Keller. The team is expected to keep up the good work in the 78-79 season. 101 Women's Swimming Team: First Row: N. Carstens, Osterreich, P. Prange, C. Carson, J. Berna. Second Row: N. Ruppin, L. Jolly, A. Rogers. C. Woycik, J. Bledsoe. Third Row: B. Hill, B. Pauly, D. Buchheit, L. Heronemus, A. Shassetz, Coach Allyn Peterson. Fourth Row: J. VanDerMoIen, B. Jutzi, S. Souffrant. Fifth Row: C. Gehrig. 102 Womenss Swimming - ; , , rmManm W ' zr. 3 samm. A i, . MW WWW, i W 4W; Team unity was a major strength of the women's swimming team. Although swimming is a highly individualized sport, Coach Allyn Peterson emphasizes team spirit. Her belief proved to be successful. as there was immense improvement of the team as a whole. The success of the season is also greatly due to many extremely talented freshman. 103 mm g E i E 3, i Track team has good year 1 h Row l: Coach Colyer. Asst. Coach Lauer, J. Koost, S. Marianski, R. V. Streufert. Row 3: D. Sathrae, B. Hammond, T. Rudolf, M. Cowell, F. i e Samuals, J. Stricker. J. Arthur, J. Pelz, C. Hanley, Row 2: D. West, C. Tobin, B. Svenkenson, R. Wichbolt, D. Grimm. P. Koenig, J. Williamson. ; Pierre, T. Helming, M. Rauker, B. Perkins, P. Thune. T. Kilcoyne, D. Price. The Crusader track team ended their I977 season with a dual meet record of l-2. Junior Tom Kilcoyne placed first in the Little State Meet in the mile and Matt Cowel was the conference champ in the 220 yard dash. The team was hurt because of injuries throughout the year and because six seniors are no longer with the team, they face the problem of being inexperienced. Five of the seniors who left were field event men and there is no one to replace their loss. There is a lot of young talent on the team now so things could shape up in the future. 106 M'w' v---- rv WwNwwww. , EXme . fir ; VU Baseball boasts 2l-I3 record Row I: T. Hofferth, R. Ferchen, D. Gerlach, Coach E. Bauer. Row 2.- P. Murphy. R. Rosenbaum, B. Fitzgerald, J. Belskis, D. Legler. C. Rapp. R. Merola, D. McClenahan, Row 3: B. Puls. B. Farina, G. Breeden, M. Barber, E. Alcott. T. Serbin, N. Boyer, D. Lanning, B. Skaltsas. Row fl: S. Venit, D. Sanders, D. Sullivan, Row 5: 5. Bottom, F. Handler, R. Domsic. M. Kipfer. M. Lemons, S. Sulli- van, D. Aguirre. J. Vale, J. Shelt'on, J. Oelschlaeger, P. Hertzog. 1 108 The Valparaiso Crusader Baseball team won the Indiana Collegiate Conference Championship for the seventeenth time in the I977 season. Senior Bob Skaltas, who was an All-American outfielder in NCAA Division 2 in l976, was named to the NCAA Division I Mid-east Regional third team. He was the Crusader batting champ in l976 and was second last season with a .39l average. Another senior, co-captain Rick Ferchen was selected as the most valuable player by his teammates. Fdrchen hit .380 for the 34 game season. Senior co-captain Dave Gerlach was the l977 batting champ with a .404 average. John Vail finished the year with a pitching record of 2-! in conference games and 2.77 earned run average. Junior Ken Buzea ended the season with a 4-l ICC record. Coach Emory Bauer, who is now in his 25th year as Crusader boss foresees another Conference championship team in the I978 season. 109 Golf team has successful seasOn Row l: G. Meyer. L. Meister, T. Conroy. B. Thomsen, J. Wayne, N. Thomsen, R. Schroeder, B. Roemke. Row 2: Coach E. Bauer. B. Hartman, Mi 4:, twat : ' 110 G. Gilmore. M. Lemons. S. Luse, J. Rogers, P. Krentz. The Crusader golf team had a very good I977 season. Among their accomplishments was a first place in the Purdue Calumet Invitational. They placed first out of nine teams with freshman Glenn Gilmore placing first for Valpo with a 78. In the same meet, senior Bob Thomsen shot an 80 while his brother Norm shot an 8I. The team also placed second in the Valparaiso Invitational. Bob Thomsen and Norm Thomsen shot a 78, which was the low score for Valpo. Glenn Gilmore had the lowest season average with an 82.3. Bob Thomsen was close behind with an 82.7 average. Though the team will lose four seniors, there are quite a few underclassmen with great potential to hopefully lead the team to the top in the future. Tennis team expected to do well in spring 78 season Row I: M. Roscoe, S. Armbrust, K. Beste. S. Hill, Coach Greg Smith. Row 2: B. Kramer, R. McNitt, B. Adams, J. Gehm, B. Berning. The l978 tennis team should do well in their season ahead of them. The team is young and under the coaching of Greg Smith. they should be strong in the future. There are five freshmen on the team and only one senior will leave due to graduation. With time and experience, the team may be suprising in the future. 111 row xmvm MW WW $.me mm mm m ,WWW' W ! t ; eMWF W Bottom Photo Crusaderettes: First Row: V. Tricebock, J. Reed, B. Lazor, B. Sneed, B. Bookwood, E. Pettiford, J. Smith. Second ru sa d e rettes Row,- Supervisor Barb Crampton, D. Lucie, W. Abel, L. Brink, C. Brink, B. Richardson, J. Lezernz. 114 Cheerleaders: Raw One: L. Haas, D. Sponsor: Debbie Howe, L. Griffith, 5. Day. Reimer, S. Ludolph. D. Frye. Row Two: D. R. Vogl, D. Woodfield, Row Three: M. Schuler. S. Albrecht, C. Rauschert. Ballard, K. Steuf, T. Bultemeier, S. Hile, AMUIIIWIIWIIIEAV Index - Pub! ications - Beacon ............................ D4 WVUR ............................ I26 Lighter ............................ I25 Torch ............................. I27 Committee on Publications .......... J25 Committee on Broadcasting ......... l27 WVUR management ................. D6 9 o Religious Chapel Receptionists ................ l28 lntervarsity Christian Fellowship ..... I30 Ushers ............................ l28 Lutheran Youth Encounter ........... ISO Acolytes ........................... I29 Residential Ministry ................. l3l Altar Guild - ......................... l29 Campus Life ....................... l3l Cultu ral 1 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ............... l32 University Band .................... I36 E 1 Sigma Alpha Iota ................... l32 Chamber Choir ..................... I37 V. U. Players ....................... l33 Civic Orchestra ................... '.l38 Jazz Band ......................... l34 Chamber Orchestra ................. I39 Schola Cantorum . . . ................ l35 University Choir ................... I40 Ho noraries Alpha Lambda Delta ................. I4l Phi Alpha Theta ................... I43 Mortar Board ...................... I4l Alpha Epsilon Delta ................. I44 Phi Alpha Epsilon .................. I42 Pi Sigma Alpha .................... I44 Gamma Theta Upsilon ............... I43 Tau Beta Pi ........................ I45 Student government Student Senate ..................... I46 Committee on Energy ............... I49 Executive Board .................... I47 Committee on Union Operations ..... I49 Committee on Residence ............ I48 Senior Class Steering Committee ..... ISO Committee on Activities V ............ I48 Cultural Arts Committee ............. ISI 0 t b er 6 r o u p 6 Better Living Off Campus ........... l50 Women's Service Organization ....... l58 Students Evaluating Education ........ l5l Forensics .......................... I58 The Association of Business Students .l52 Alpha Phi Omega ................... l59 Foreign Students Association ........ l52 Student National Education Assoc . . . .l60 Black Caucus ....................... l53 Student Home Economics Association .I6O Biology Club ....................... I54 Student Social Work Organization . . . .l6l Physics Club ....................... 54 Am. Soc. of Mechanical Engineers . . .l62 Chemistry Club .................... l55 Am. Soc. of Civil Engineers .......... I63 Physical Education Majors Club ...... l56 General Engineering Society ......... I62 Geography Club .................... l56 Electrical and Electronic Engineers . . .I63 Ski Club ........................... l57 Legal Aid Society ................... I64 Student Bar Association ............. I64 -- Law Review ........................ I65 Cambridge ......................... I66 Reutlingen ......................... l68 121 123 Beacon Staff. Row l- Johnston Mitchell, Ellen Hughson, Al Seib, Barb Moss. Row 2- Dan Jakubovie, Brenda Latzke, Pam Hyde, Doug Fox, Joyce Obermeyer, Rosemary Spagnola, Cindy Jacobs, What was once the Vale Day School building became the Communications Building spring semester l978. The small brick building behind the Security office on Union street is the new home for the student newspaper, the Torch, and the campus radio station, WVUR. It also contains a journalism classroom. Barring any other complications isuch as machine breakdowns and blizzardsl a new Torch arrived every Thursday. Editor Pat VanderMeer managed to overcome staff turnovers and the move from the Union to the new building to keep the presses rolling. Linda Whitton, as general manager of WVUR, spent part of Christmas break directing the station's move from Heimlich Hall on Old Campus to their new studio. WVUR was the first to let everyone know that classes were cancelled during the January blizzard. The station also continued the tradition of Tom Strimbu. Row 3- Genny Stirewalt, Amy Schultz. Becky Henderson, Julie Bledsoe, Jean Kinsala, Dave Lange. Row 4- Karen Allison, Wendell Brusick. holding an annual trivia contest lasting two evenings. As Beacon editor, Al Seib had to deal with the customary panic that comes two weeks before the final deadline. There's an overwhelming fear that the book will not get done and blank pages will crop up everywhere. The photographers for both Beacon and Torch managed to turn out good prints despite poor conditions in the darkroom closet next to the dusty ceramics studio in the Art and Music Building. John Messerschmidt edited the Lighter, the student literary magazine. The magazine's biggest problem was having enough material submitted. Budding authors are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity to have some of their work published for free. Working on a university publication is an excellent way to gain valuable experience in the mass media. It can be great preparation for future jobs. . -m -.. -w $. Lighter staff. Left to right Su Holman, Dave Lange, Sue Bailey, T.l.. Wolfe, John Messerschmidt. John Bales. Paula Scholl. LIGHTER COP. Row I- Prof. Dale Lasky. Prof, Carl Galow, Prof. James Albers. Row 2- John Messerschmidt, Joyce Obermeyer, Al Seib, Sue Brunot. 125 WVUR management E WVUR management. Row l- Bill Plikaitis. Cathy , Methot. Row 2- Roland Bellman, J.C. Wilson, Debbie Riemer. Row 3- Linda Whitton, Karen Gross, Dave Welder. Row 4- Rex Trautman, Jim Firnhaber, Ziggy. WVUR staff. Row I- Pam Hyde, JoAnn John F. Hurlbut, Dave Surico, Roland Campbell, Patricia Hero, Jim Firnhaber, Bellman, Paul Stanko. Row 4 Dynomite Don Brenda Latzke. Judy Bosen. Laurie Johnsen. Krueger. Bill Plikaitis, Dave longlines Row 2- Coach Methot, Karen Gross, Rich Clark. Earl Erland, Rex Trautman, Art W v U R Gruhlke, Linda Whitton. Row 3- Debbie Walther. Row 5- J.C. Wilson, Rhil Butts, Riemer, Terry Van Santan, Ellen Hughson, Dave Welder, Greg Suhr, Walt Janowski, 2 John Potter Ohe trash cam, John wake John Wagner, Ziggy, Midnight Rider. Bowker, Robert B. Patrick, Robert Krause, 126 w-g Torch staff. Row I- Dave Jensen, Nancy Allison, Pat Williamson. Bob Hammond, Jenni Rau, Doug Fox. Toni VanderMeer. Row 2- Robert Poertner, Pam Hyde, John VanParis. Jim Nicholas. COB. Left to right- Sue Brunot, Merle Vocke, Bill Plikaitis, Karen Gross, Linda Whitton, John Wilson, David Truemper. ommittee 0n Broadcasting 127 Receptionists. Left to right- Carol 3 ' Rauschert, Dianna Aho, LuAnn Veale. 3 Sarah Kretzman. Janet Conrady. j CHAPEL RECEPTIONISTS , USHERS Ushers. Row I- Sue Waggoner, Ken Lenz. Row 2- Cynthia ' Nance, Andrew Schroeder, Sue Schoenbeck, Jean Oelschlager. Cathy Palmer. Row 3- J. Reeb, Dave Westfall, Nancy Carson, Laurie Sternitzke, Michelle Berver, Ken Stuef. Row 4- John Drnjevic, Dave Dover, Elisabeth Stampfl, Pete Dom, Debbie Florschuetz. W 1, 128 ACOLYTES Acolytes. Row IE Lori Zimmerman, Becky Unland. Douglas West. Raw 2- Doug Debrick, Sharon Clark. James Bishop. Row 3- Dave Thielo, Rich Hill, Kurt Augustine. Row 4 Dan Tutwiler, Randy Lee, Dennis Herman. ALTAR GUILD Altar Guild. Row I- Helen Alfred, Linda Nichols, Meribeth Nancy Durso. Row 3- Deb Lawrence, Beckie Elvert, Herzberg, Erika Mittelstaedt, Kit Kleinhans. Anne Angela Schoech, Paul Erickson, Julie Mertens. Nina Schroeder, Heidi Kupke. Row 2- Roberta Saver. Betty Gilbert. Bonnie Zimmerman. Ann Jacobsen, Kathy Buchholz, Sue Bergeson. Sue Raney. 129 E E E E E E E E E E INTERVARSITY ; , Christian fellowship Executive Board. Horizontal- David Ruisard. Vertically- Bob Weinhold, Doris Volkman, Barry Mason, Tina Furfaro. Dave Brighton. Lutheran Youth Encounter LYE executive board. Row I- Mike McClew, Alice Young. Tim Strauss, Sheryll White, Rick Klafehn. R0 2- Ken Wunderlich, Steve Eckhardt, Rachel Rehbein. John Busch, Jerry Neuernberger. Residential Ministry. Row I- John Ward, Bill Schwochow, Ron lllsley, Jane lllsley, Tom Brock. Row 2- Lois Reiner, Esther Lutze, Walt Rast, James Albers, Connie Miller, Robert Weinhold. i a, 1 l L 3 x 1 Campus Life. Row I- Denise Lins, Kim Melton, Terry Clarbour, Jan Erickson. Jan Hooker, Ann Holmquist, Laurie Ost, Jenny Moyer. Row 2- Dave Bauer. Jenny LoVe. Barbara Myers, Barry 1 Braun, Cathy Arnold, Roger Twito, Debbie Sheffer, Doug Bierwalter, Dawn Henrichs, Greg Wolfe. Row 3- Margaret Griesse, Kay Nickell. Shari Payne, Cindy Donnell, Sue 1 Bumgardner, Pam Maile, Jeff Bauknecht, Jeff Kilmer, Phil Clough, Ken Stuef. Row 4- Jeff Miller, Charlie Graves, Jeff Kohler, Mark Tegtmeier, Eric Holst, Bill Watson, John Lanning, Doug West. 131 132 PMA. Music fraternity Row l- President Chuck Steck, Don Wray, Secretary Ed Sehmeckpeper. Dave Freudenburg, Treasurer Rich Williams, Row 2- Mike Meyer, Music Chairman Dave Ocock, Dave Milne, Mike Beck, Tim Kieschnick, Terry Dudek. Row 3- John Weber, Daniel Gruchalski, Vice President Richard Gierach, Bill Nesbit, Tim Moe, Allen Burkman. Row 4- Richard Trubey, Bill Colombe, Dale Meyer, Dave Telschow, Bob Brinkley. SAL Music Sorority Row I- Debbie Dudek, Ellen Baeder, Lois Bauer, Patty Bauer. Pam Stanaitis, Linda Lowry, Debbie Ernst, Ruth Bartholomew, Karen Donathen. Valerie Cann. Row 2- Lynaya Stangebye, Karen Saikley, Kim Ruse, Jane Bramstedt- lllsley, Jody Blacno, Karen Fechner, Amy Ackerman, Nancy Thibault. Row 3- Carolyn Yeary, 5 Dawn Riske. Beverly Sneed, Barb Buchholz, Marcia Lawrence, Carlene Hanusch, Carol Ericksen. Suzi Pomel. Row 4- MaryJane Froelich, Kathy Arnott, Ruth Kamman, Lynda Bitter, Carolyn Shockey, Vonnetta Reid, April Bridgeman, Barbara Bate. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA VU players. Row I- Dick Pick, Van Kussrow. Row 2- Yvonne Bichsel. Tom Terrell. Row 3- President Edna Faulk, Treasurer Milinda Freeman, Secretary Cindy Frantz, Vice President Debbie Lucey, Sue Dziengeleski, Martin Maola. Row 4- Shawn Reynolds, Jeff Richter. A scene from Find Your Way Home. The Valparaiso University Players stage four major plays a year plus student directed one-acts. The productions for l977-78 were: Scapino'h- a classic farce relying on sight gags and'exaggerated situations; Find Your Way Home - a look at homosexuality and the palyers' entry in the American College Theatre competition; The Oresteian Trilogy which is made up of the plays Agamemnon , The Libation Bearers and The Eumenides ; and hOnce Upon a Mattress . The group takes trips into Chicago to see plays and has monthly meetings. It is open to everyone, regardless of major. V. U. players 133 Somebody once said choirs and bands were the last dictatorships. You must do what the director wants or the result is cacaphony . . . yet there is room to retain individuality. jazz band There's a group feeling yOu get that you don't find in class? Being in it iSchola Cantorumi requires a love of music - dedication to the excellence of music, but also a dedication to whats being sung. nMost of what we do is church related, but we have some secular stuff - some ifuni numbers. Jazz Band. Row I- Natalie Carstens, Jon Pahl, Brad Bickner. Nan Swanson, Nancy Nichols, April Bridgeman. Row 2. Garry Stoll, Jim Cullen, Bob Brinkley, Kurt Sanger, Tim Moe, Wayne Schindler, Steve Hatter. Row 3- Charles Mann tdirectorL John Hecht, Jon Uban, Dave Zalouder, Matt Johnson, Bruce Laning. Schola Cantorum. Row Ir Cindy Reinders, MaryJean Froelich. Lynaya Stangebye, Janet Grotke, Ellen Baeder, Amy Ackerman, Sandy Telschow, Doc Telschow, Heidi Kupke, Pat Latoza, Susan Mullaney, Karen Donathen, Amy Krausnick, Kathryn Hecht, Linda Poppe, Carlene Hanusch. Row 2- Susan Werner, Geri Ann Albers, Jane Nolting, Yvonne Bichsel, Liz Schulz. Barb Johnson, Erikda Mittelstaedt, Sharon Follingstad, Kathy Kirwin, Lois Froelich, Anne Walther, Patty Rupprecht, Carol Clyne, Susan Lange. Row 3- Doug Ludwig, Mark Jolley. Paul Strasen, Beverly Being in Schola Cantorum is more than singing every once-in-awhile on Sunday normings. It is more than practicing four times a week. It is going to Chicago last November to tape a 30 minute show aired Christmas Eve on Channel nine. It is having a picnic or volleyball game with other members and getting a T-shirt. Sneed, Maureen Foelber, Diane Rudy, Rachel Rehbein, Marcia Riemer, Linda Hakanson, Karen Beardsley, Pam Doebert, Ted Langewisch. Row 4- Roger Meers, Tom Hinck, Bruce Kuenzel, Bill Brown, Dave Freudenburg, Paul Nuechterlein, John Rouselle, Doug Debrick, Tim Stephan, Brent Bublitz, Dan Davidson, Doug Scroggin, John Bales, Jeff Dippold. Row 5- David Telschow, Paul Erickson, Andy Bouman, Jerry Jurik, Craig Griebel, John Rudy, David Schneidmiller. Jim Reeb, Jeff Richter, AI Weiss, Jim Organ, John Weber, John Busch, Dale Meyer. It is the challenge of singing with little or no accompaniment. It is the challenge of being split into smaller choirs and separated and then trying to sing as if unified. It is performing Bach's magnificat and singing the chorus in the opera, Semele. ' 1.5-rrdrtw-y't . E i z ;i 135 136 Band. Row l- Dawn Riske, Janet Kaack. Row 24 Cathy Tilford. Cathy Klafehn. Row 3- Janet Wittenmyer. Martha Kane, Donna Kempf, Don Kolender. Not Pictured- Sandra Gobla, Todd Carlson, Brenda ller, Brad Brickner, Dee Doeling, Rich Williams. Band. Row l4 Susan Stone, Cathy Clark, Nancy Nichols. Row 2, April Bridgeman, Terry Hartz, Lois Bauer, Julie Burce, Terry Scherbans. Row 3- Joyce Baltrushaitis, Sarah Kretgman, Natalie Carstens, Bob university band Patrick. Susan Thomae, Dave 0cock. Row 4- Jeff Bowlds, Glenn Hansen, Steve Roegge. Lynda Bitter, Ed Schmeckpeper. Row 5- Tim Moe, Hoyt Wilhelm, Robert Brinkley, Bill Colombe, George Jarosch. Chamber Singers. Row I- Sarah Hartman, Ted Remus, Kirsten Jodi Nicholson, Louise Mundinger, Scott Schafer. Row 3- Al Olson, Paul Grime, Jana Trudeau, Linda Poppe. Row 2- Carolyn Weiss. Steve Tracy, Kay Brelje, Rebecca Medwetz, George Yeary. Kay Wiese, Mark Goetz. Laura Krieger. Thomas Krause, Thomas, Peg Favorite. Paul Malkin, Pete Nettling. Band. Row I- Karen Saikley, Beckie Rider. Carol Kaack. Row 2- Carol Ericksen, Debra Ernst, Kathy Arnott. Row 3, Bruce Laning. Alan Bauchle. Chuck Steck. Row 4- John Hecht, John Uban, Vonnetta Reid, Jim Lemunyon, Brad Black. Not pictured- Julie Schamens. Cheryl Huntley. Mary Spencer. Michael Gould, Randy Barfield, Michael Dedina. 137A civic orchestra MMWW informally g Chamber Orchestra. Row l; Richard Trubey, Susan Stone, Sarah Jones, Steve Pera. Row 2- Steve Kamradt, Robert Brooks. Vicki Tiedeman, Debbie Etzler, Jay Dietrich, Joan Heidmann. Row 3 Faith Opert. Michelle Pera, Judy Zoss, Dave Large. Beth Hoger, Beth Long, Carry Smith, Gary Childs. Row 4- Robert Rose konductory Bonnie Petrasik, Denise Etzler, Todd Carlson, Susan C. Stone, Allen Bauschle, Connie Miller, Sam Partee. 139 Ewlgz: 2! 25.; r w $.32 i ' university choir U Choir. Row I- Sarah Hartman, Karen Storgaard, Jill Maile, Beth Frederick, Becky Balko, Roxanne Hill, Debbie Lucey, Laura Krieger, Carolyn Yeary, Vickie Bibro, Kay Wiese, Becky Unland, Louise Mundinger, Jana Trudeau, Bev Rose. Vicki Carson. Row 2- Cathy Lawson, Dawn Riske, Debbie Hoover, Kay Brelje, Chris Nordgren, Kimberly Ruse, Baggy Favorite, Gloria Schoon, Mary Carol Thomas, Karen Johnson, Becky Medwtz, Kirsten Olson, Mara Kleinschmidt, Carolyn Shockey, Sue Bergeson, Jane lllsley. Row 3- Mike Daw, Ted Remus, Steve Tracy, John Nuechterlein, Dale Ebert, Martin Lewis, Thomas Krause, Paul Grime. Steve Brandt, Doug Bruick, Jim Beres, Jim Messerschmidt, Kurt Colin. Row 4- Mark Rodgers, Jim Frieson, George Thurber, Glenn Kraft, Kim Bostick, Carl LinneMeier, Steve Eckhardt, Pete Nettling, Doug McMillan, Bruce Glaser, Rich Gierach, Mike Lochmann, C. David Miller, Mark Stocks, Web Turner. MORTAR BOARD ALD. Honorary Underclass Scholastic Society Row I- Dave Lange W. PJ, Deb Taylor GecJ, Cy Martin wresJ, Margret Marsic, Jane Frazier, Row 2- Dave Blaney, Barbara Blade, Diane Rolf, Ann Holmquist. Linda Hakanson. Lynn Armson, Tina Furfaro. Ed Fink. Row 3- Mark lseler, Laura Sternitzke, Sue Greathouse, Glenn Hansen, Carrie Lyon, Julie Bledsoe. Row 4 Bill Dawson. Jean Oelschlager, Andra Larson. MB. Honorary Upperclass Scholastic Society Row I- Wendell Brusick, Sandra Bohn. Jane Katter, Karen Zimmerman. Row 2- Louis Cuellar, Linda lvet, Lori Zimmerman. John Messerschmidt, Mark Schmidtke. Rw 3- Greg Stiener, Bill Limmer, Dan Tutwiler, Chuck Wolf, Oren Mason, Mark Tegtmeier. 141 Journalists. Left to right- Barb Moss, Mary Meidinger, Brenda Latzke, Jean Kinsala, Julie i Bledsoe, Tom Strimbu, Joyce V Obermeyer, Bill Plikaitis, Kathy ' ; Wallo, John Messerschmidt, Ellen 7 Hughson. Su Holman, Karen ; Gross, Wendell Brusick, Deb j Riemer, Al Seib. PHI ALPHA History. Row I- Ed Kowalski, Marla Haller, Joyce Obermeyer UpJ, Dean Kohlhoff Gaculty advisory Keith Schoppa. Row 2- Jeff Scott Jordan, DAve Braatz. Kathy TH ETA Otto GecJ, Mark Bates, Dave Brighton Greasj. John Nelson wresJ. Paul Gerhart. Not Pictured- Randy Lee $istoriany :m- -.-.....4 .m Geography. Left to right Scott Lind, Ted Moeller, Randy Donne. Candy Greener, Dr. Alice T.M. Rechlin $ponserL Sandy Wieringa, Pam Kruse wresJ, Shelia Glover GecQ, John Buddington OreasJ. Not Pictured- Mark Bouman WpJ, John Van Arsdel, John Gilley. 143 Political Science Honorary. Left to right- Prof. Freie, James Haller, Don McLean, Eric Clark, Paul Strasen. Beres, Jim Moldenaur, Frank Bierlein, Heidi Szmanski, Marla ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Pre-Med Society. Row I- Maira Muiznicks weed, Nancy Chandler wresJ, Nancy Durso OreasJ, Row 2- Craig Backs WpQ, Mike Uzelac. Not Pictured- Don Kolenda. Mike Booth, Dr. E. Nagel hdvisor; TAU BETA PI i Engineering Honorary. Row l- Paul Gieschen, Mark 2- Becky Claussen, Jim Wulliman, William Limmer. Rich Hill, Firnhaber. Steve Wolf, Norm Garbacik, Brian Wolske, Ron Dennis Hermann, Richard Gierach. Karl Neimes, George Palmatier, Linda lvett. Kevin Boettcher, Scott Schmidt. Row Jarosch. 145 Student Senate H Student Senate. Row l- Joel Christiansen, John Gilley, Mara Michelle Dijak, Dave Yamada, Don Currie, Eric Reidel, Kleinschmidt, Judy Hayward, Paul Peters. Cindy Nance, Kathy Sayers, Cary Conrad, Sue Brunot, Mike Allen, Dr. Charles Long, Rick Guerrero. Row 2- Eric Alcott, Greg Hersemann. Stirling, Bob Thomsen, Lori Vogelsmeier, Paul Cavanaugh, executive board Exec. Board. Row I- Joel Christiansen W433, Sue Brunot, Mara Kleinschmidt. Row 2- Dr. Hersemann, Eric Alcott QureSJ, Cary Conrad. Nor Pictured- Marianne Veglio. Mike Allen, Kevin Beste. 147 1! committees on; - COR. Row l- Christine Etzler, Brenda Latzke, Rick Cory, Re 8 id e n c e Candy Brauer, Row 2- Cindy Tormoehlen, Bob Krause, Mike Allen. Craig Wolfanger. COA. Row I- Lynette Votava, Deb Reimer, Judy Pam McKinney. Row 3- Chuck Niemier, Joe Murphy, Bonner, Tom Finke, Deb Wenthe. Row 2- Cindy John Andresen, Curt Canada, Glenn Gaynor, Don Nance, Deb Bootcheck, Cary Conrad. RaMona Duro. Kotur, Ed Ryan, Steve Bottoms. ties iv: Act 0F Energy. Clockwise around table- Nancy Norbut, Heidi Pfeiffer, Judy Hayward, Eric Alcott, Dana Limperes. Paul Henry. CUO. Left to right- Jacqueline Wiest. Allyson Teschke. Marianne Veglio. 149 a i I H ! i i ; k 1 ! o g f c a m u s BLOC. Left to righb Walt Butchko, Cindy Jacobs, Ron Gonser. nvnng Better L Steering Committee. Row l- Janet Squaglia, Barb Nielsen, Karen Dulla. Beth Butcher. Yvonne Norman. Sue lmemann, Laura Roth. Row 2- Steve Hill, Robert Bucko, Ron Palmatier. Viola Wegeman, Mark Krueger. Kevin Beste. Greg Bachman. Senior Class teering Committee Students Cultural SEE. Left to right Nance Eggers, Lynn Sutley, John Wolf. Peggy Kieschnick, Ricardo Guerro. Not Pictured- Sue Carmen, Phil Heller, Tim Kieschnick, Greg Koehlinger, Cindy Kuhlmann, Jenni Rau, Karen Severn, Rich Trubey. Evaluating Education Arts Committee CAC. Left to right- Prof. Joseph McCall, Dan Cornthwaite, Prof. Richard Brauer, Durwin Long, Sarah Matern. Not Pictured- Vickie Bibro. I ? ! w TABS. Left to right- Dave Clark, Sue Intemann, Laura Bronson, John Gilley, Linda Lowry, Mike Krcmaric. Not Pictured- Sue Evert, Diane Gold. The Association of Business Students FSA. Kneeling- Mohammad Saied Mohammed. Standing- Tayyeb Al-Mulla. Sharon Sahai. Abdulrhaman Khayal, Laura Velez, Saud Al-Thani, Aidhah Ba-Jaber. Stella Christodoulidou. Maria Giannacaki. Haider Nasser, Mohammed Ahmedjaber Sultan. Farhad Faraj. Hasan Ali Alam. Foreign St udents Association i 152 i9 Black Caucus. Seated- Dargeeling Leonard wresJ, Benita Richardson OreasJ, Cynthia Nance Gstudent senate repJ, Judy Bonner KOA repJ. Standing, Shirley Stephens GecJ, Jeff Bowlds Dau repJ. Not Pictured- Val Martin W09: Nick Fortson Gocial chairmanl 1 :1. Club 3 0 Biology Club. Row l Ray Valafria, Kevin Pelton, Deb B !o 1 o g y Schmaltz, Clair Bartz, Ann Mejbone, Diane Mullan. Row 2. I Bob Olson, Bob Bok, Ken Kincay, Fred Meyer wrofJ, Mark I l Leoschke. Physics Physics Club. Left Side- Steve Eckhardt, Prof. Shirer. Right Side, front to back- Curt Canada, Elvin Harms, Evelyn Ames, Andy Scheck, Dave Gaston, Dr. Koetke. The club is designed for the promotion of physics on campus. We discuss current topics in physics and astronomy. The lectures are usually interesting and not too physical. Chemistry Club. Left to right- Brian Bonke, Prof. Warren Kosman. Chuck Wolf. Diana Wilhite, Craig Backs, Maria Nyby. The juniors annually give the seniors a picnic because the seniors demand it, says Chemistry Club President Chuck Wolf. Besides the annual picnic, the club sponsors guest speakers and goes on field trips - such as one this past year to Standard Oil in Chicago. Wolf added that the group's only source of income is selling lab aprons, thus they are not able to participate in a lot of activities. 7 Clubs 3 Physical Education Majors P.E. Majors- Row I Linda Hegyi, Paula Malinski, Donna Echterling, Nancy Pippenger, Sheila Nolting, Diane Tombers, Milinda Zeitler, Sue Bobo. Row 2- Lisa Ensley, Mary Ellen Volansky, Marianne Yoder, Diane Thalman, Deanna 1 DeMares, Regina Berg, Barb Kiehnhoff, Barb Pauly, Sarah Ruprecht, Sharon Jack, Cindy Murphy. Prof. Keifenheim, Dr. Hansis. Dr. Janke, Paul Mundey, Scott Lind, Randy Dohne, Brian Allodi. Row 2 Gittinm- Tim lhrig, Dr. Rechlin Sponsow, Ted Moeller, Gloria Spielman, Pam Kruse wresJ. Dr. Kallay, Shelia Glover $ecJ, Steve Meyer, John Buddington, Candy Greener, Sandy Wieringa. I Geography Club. Row I- Q 5 Valpois Ski Club is a cross-country or nordic nordic skiing for its physical, social and aesthetic skiing club. Different equipment is used Gree benefits. moving heel on skiis; The different equipment makes it possible to propel oneself over flat terrain and up and down hills. The group sponsors mp5 to State Parks and Open PUb'ic lands in iiThereis nothing like skiing through the .- lndiana, Michigan and Illinois. . . , They try to plan trips for two weekend days m'ddle Of a pine foreSt When the sun 3 x per month. The group aims to foster healthy 80mg down. attitudes about the sport and also enjoyment of Ski Club. Row 1- Dan Heggi, Linda Van Scotter, Gloria Spielman, Lynn Builock, Bill Yates, Chris Grossnickle, Rhonda Schwerin, Sue Bailey. Row 2- John Rousselle, Sue Ireton, Jill Anderson, Linda Firnhaber, Artie Harris. The Geography Club is an organization for The club serves as a social and geograPhY 13103 and mimrs and Other smdents professional organization for those students interested in that area. The I977-78 year began with a fall barbeque at the dunes. Club members were ?:?:rzsatvs geography as a common active in hosting the regional meetings of the Association of American Geographers, Oct. l4-l5. Spring activities included a pizza party, field trips, 3 Career Day and another barbeque. Women's Service Organization WSO. Row l- Sharon k V V ' Bartlett, Sandy Whipple Oresj, Kim Houpt, Meryl Ohlhausen, Row 2. Babrara 1 Carson Recording Secj, ' Liz Bauer dst V.PJ, Rachel Jenkins. Row 3- Kathy Buchholz, Angie Schoech UreasJ, Jeannette Kaspars Qnd vm. Row 4- Cathy Danz, Jeanie Kinsala, Kim Hieber Corresponding SecJ. , Speech Team. Row I V Janet Bouman, Julie Davidson. Dave Yamada. Michelle Dijak. Jim Dungey, Mark Stillwater. Row 2- Dennis Guse, Lori Matrix, Cathy Molner. 51:35.2 A A Forensics 158 APO. Row I Joe Stanko, Bob Bok, Sam Scheck. Row 2- Michael Parks, Glenn Hanson Mlumni SecJ, Bill Dawson Recording SecJ. Row 3- James Sims, Dan Defassio WresJ, Fred Hicks. Row 4- Terry Jordan Korresponding SecJ, Paul Lunstrum, Andy Schroeder. Row 5- Ken Neitzel Membership V.PJ, Gary Childs. John Schroeder. Row 6- Roland Bellman UreasJ, George Mortimer Mdvisorl Dave Braatz, Don Kruger Kommunity V.PJ, Jim Koener. Omega Alpha Phi 159 Nation al Educational Association SNEA. Left to right- Sarah Ruprecht, Elisabeth Stampfl, Liz Rice, Jenny Moyer. Home Ec. Row l- Clara Abercrombie GecQ, Lori Zimmerman wresJ, Deb Chesney mistoriam, Karen Dulla WpJ. Row 2- Jan Jakubovie, Su Holman, Ann Bengtson, Sherrie Mahler. Roxanne Arand, Nancy Davis, Susan Bellman, Janet Eklund. Student. . . : i' a 160 '- mmz'ownmw memwmmwan c .. Social EA? rtx-wisr- N-mmmw amexww-en-wdammwwmmmwme wmmqr One of the most important functions of SNEA is to send a student representative to education department meetings. The representative has an equal voice in what goes on except when candidates for admission to the teacher's program are being discussed. Other things SNEA did last year included sponsoring a speaker on mass media and one on how to write a resume. The Home Ec Assoc. includes majors from dietetics, foods merchandising, fashion merchandising, and child development areas. The group sponsors programs for the different areas. The group is involved with performing service projects - such as making Easter favors for a local nursing home. Two dinners are sponsored each year. One is at Christmas and the other is for the seniors in the spring. The meal management class prepares the meals. Participation in the Indiana Home Economics Association, and at the national level in the American Home Economics Associaton is encouraged. One of the main goals of the group is to stress professionalism in the Home Economics field. The Home Ec Assoc. is a way to get involved in a professional area. Lutz. Work Organization Social Work. Left to right- Lois Bauer, Deb Both, Deb Critchlow, Angie Miller, William 4 l i i 161 162 i1 1 American Society of. . . Mechanical Engineers General ASME. Above left to right- Roy Spreng WpJ, Debra Erickson Geertreasj, William Limmer wresj, Anne Czernobil publicity chairperson; Michael Beck wrogram chairperson; GES. Left to right- Richard Gierach wresJ, Irene Beattig Sec.- treasQ, Kevin Boettcher WpJ. H ASCE. Left to righh Doug Paulus OreasJ, Scott Schmidt W-PJ. Jim Wulliman QJresQ, Matthew Dukatz 6ecQ. , Institute oi Electrical ' and Electronic Engineers IEEE. Row I Gwen Bell, Edward Wellhausen. Row 2- Walt Sobas, Tom Eisenhart. 163 Legal Aid Soc iety Row I- Lucia Berrones, Prof. Hugo Martz, Jay Lauer. Row 2- James Kraemer, Marie Flanagan. ; Verlanteree Hare, 1 Scott Walden, Linda ' Burton, John Tasker. Frank Davila, Ellen Eggers. Raw 3- John Johnson, Gail Hamm, Paul Lauber, David Geisler. Dennis Carlson. 1 Robert Stochel. Row 1- Jim Roehrdanz Greasurerx Dave Myers Nice Presideno. Jill Olson Wresidenv, George Burgasser, Nick Bazan, John Johnson. Row 2 Tedd Oyler Gecretaryl Tom Stammel, Barb Busch, Ann Frigyesi, Keith Vanderberg, Gene Schoon, Steve Tuuk. Not Pictured- Frank Davila, Chuck MacKinnon. 164 Row Ie Joe Simanski, Rhonda Levin, Stanley Stek, Kent I aw Rev i ew Schnack. Row 2- David Myers, Ed Grafton, Mark Mahoney, Steve King. i - h 1 ummmmw The Law Review is completely student operated. The purpose is to produce a legal journal - four issues last year. Other law schools, courts and attorneys throughout the United States and Europe subscribe to Valparaisds Law Review. Preliminary selection to the staff is made on the basis of first year law school grades. After the student has been notified of his eligibility, he spends the first semester of his second year composing a student note - a legal article, 60-l00 pages in length. If the article is deemed publishable by the executive board imade up of third year studentss then the student joins the staff. The staff is not paid. The journal includes the student notes , case comments and professional articles from the legal community. Being a member of the Law Review provides a forum to develop research and writing techniques. Parts of the journal have been quoted by the US. Supreme Court and a number of articles have been reprinted in professional journals. The Law Review has also received congratulatory notes from the White House. 165 I x ' 166 .u a wysuw Fall '77 Cambridge Group. Row I- Prof. Sponberg, Eric Burmeister, Lee Miller, Efrain Padro, Patty Binz, Andrea Chrisos, Rob Lee. Row 2- Jim Frank, Dave Bedard, Betty Soike, Bob Close, Janis Homer, Bob Palumbo, Steve Gerse. Melanie Thomas, Kyle Marowske, Deb Spiewak, Dr. Strietelmeier, Mrs. Strietelmeier. Row 3 Clarence Smith, Barb Dawson, Linda Pfeifer, Wendy Novak. Not Pictured- Nancy Marsala, Karen Musolf. Photos courtesy of Patty Binz 167 Fall '77 Reutlingen Group. Row l- Veridea Koch, Linda Huss, Wendy Elliott, Carol Griffin. Row 2- Barry Braun, Kathy Christensen. Denise Kriadis, Janet Fry, Gail Kaechele, Kathie Deiber, Cynthia Strohschein, Melinda Klopp, Leslie Reed, Renee Mahala, Cynthia Moberg. Row 3. Paul Heller, Rebekah Lehman, David Biggs, Charles Ruprecht. Janet Malotky. 167 V f M U C A f PRESIDENT ALBERT G. HUEGLI RETIRES after I 7 years at Valparaiso In l96l. Albert George Huegli came to Valparaiso University to begin a career as an administrator of the University that was to last for l7 years. President Huegli first served as Vice- President for Academic Affairs under President 0. P. Kretz- mann. In l968, Huegli was unanimously elected by the Board of Directors to become President of the University. He has served as President for IO years, and the l977-78 school year will be his last year as President. When Huegli first took over the office of President, the University was faced with the troubled times of the late 60s e- student rioting, revolting, and rebellion. Through much consultation with the students, new faculty to student ratios in the senate, and some ultimate authority, President Huegli ,. pulled the University through its troubled times. During his years at Valparaiso, President Huegli has been able to achieve many academic advances for the University, two of which are the building of LeBien, the College of Nursing and major revisions in the University's academic calendar and curriculum. The College of Nursing was formerly dedicated in l97l after much planning by the President and his committee. The academic calendar was changed during the l97l-72 school year by beginning classes earlier in the fall, so that the first semester was completed by the Christmas holidays. Pre- viously the first semester did not end until after Christmas break. In l97l, President Huegli also appointed two coordinators to study and improve the Universityls curriculum. Richard Baepler, Dean of Christ College and Lewis Foster, then Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences were appointed to help change and better the requirements and electives offered by the University. Under Huegli's administration, the second wing of Neils Science Center was completed, bringing in more modern equipment for the Department of Physics. In l973, Journalis- tic studies were expanded, and in l975 the Department of Journalism. During- Huegli's administration, 3 Speech Clinic was opened and developments, such as the student internship with Gary Lutheran School were set up within the Depart- ment of Education. One recent l974 project is the establishment of a major fund-raising effort known as Forward to the Eighties! The fund has a goal of $28,l50,000, to be raised by the end of l980. The money will be used for the improvement of existing facilities, for endowment funds, and for the construction of new facilities. Besides the achievements he has made for the University, President Huegli has many other accomplishments credited to his name. He is the co-author of a book entitled Govern- ment for Americans and has also written and edited Church and State Under God. 172 ., 7.,raw:7...m, i V -. ,....t u... ,. .;e-...s President Huegli has also served as Vice-Chairman for the Board for Higher Education, The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod from l967-69. He was President of the Lutheran Educa- tion Conference of North America from l97072, Vice-Presi- dent of the Independent Colleges and Universities of Indiana from I972-74 and President of the Associated Colleges of Indiana from I974-76. President Albert G. Huegli has been a vital asset to Valpar- aiso University and we are sorry to see him and Mrs. Rae Huegli leave our campus. To both of them we wish the best of luck. At his opening Convocation in August of I975, President Huegli stated, The University must be a place for study and research, making its contributions to the understanding and improvement of society. At the same time we want this University to speak to the relevance of Christian concerns in the world. Thanks to President Hueglits. productive adminis- tration, Valparaiso University is certainly heading down the right path. 173 174 Vice - Presidents 93' 96 1 $ Vice-Presidents. Top left: John Strietelmeier Meademic Haw; Center Left:Richard Laube wusiness Administratiom. AffairQ Top right: Daryll Hersemann Gtudent Affairs; Bot- Center right: Gilbert Lehmann Engineering; Bottom Left: tom left: Richard Koenig Wublic and Alumni Affairsl Bottom Dorothy Smith Wursingl Bottom Right: Richard Baepler right: Fred Kruger Gusiness Affairs; Opposite page top left: Khrist College; Howard Peters Mrts and Sciencesl Top right: Charles Ehren uvkhvm! w, 1' TM 3 3 ; .2, 176 The V.U. Faculty consists of men and women who come from a variety of backgrounds and lifestyles. It con- sists of people who graduated from seminaries to conserva- tories. It consists of deans, professors, associate professors and assistant professors. Even though their backgrounds and knowledge may differ, the professors all have a common goal: to teach the students and to help them grow in knowl- edge and wisdom. Opposite page, top left: William Neal 60' cial Work; Top right: Warren Rubel KLCJ. Bottom Ieft:Rich- ard Balkema hPolitical Science; Bottom center: Fred Frey hArU. Bottom right: John Karpicke hPsychologyy Geography department above: Ken Keifenheim, Richard Hansis, Ronald Janke, Alice Rechlin hChairwomam and Ferencz Kalley. 177 178 Biology department, opposite page top: Robert Han- son, Kenneth Nichols, Fred Meyer, James Tan, William Bloom. Gary Hicks, and Carl Krekeler Khairmany Physics, opposite page bottom: David Koetke, Donald Shirer Khairmam, and William Scheiderer. Top: Professor Raymond Larson Khemistryy Chem- istry department, above: William Leoschke, Byron Ferguson, John Deters, Gilbert Cook Khairmam, Warren Kosman, L. Oliver Smith, and Raymond Larson. 179 wmwmmmmmmm . .. mwmwzwWWWWMWWWXmemmvmmmwwmwmmm A. mmmwx English department, top, row I.- Herbert Risley, Her- Opposite page right: Carl Galow Uournalism Chairman; bert Umbach, Richard Maxwell, Joyce Hicks, Ms. Clark, Jeff Speech and Drama department, above, row I:William Smoldon, Professor Uehling, Henry Prahl, Kristin Campbell. Dallman, Fred Sitton Khairmanx Row 2: Randy Johnson. Ray- Row 2: Fred Adams, Thomas Hall, Elsbeth Leoppert, Paul mond Robison, Dennis Guse and Van Kussrow. Top: Kathryn Phipps, Margaret Filipowski, Kathleen Mullen, John Feaster Wall Uournalismy and Gail Eifrig. 181 WzWWamwmwww Wwwlmmmm w 2; 1 $ :; 3 Christ College faculty, opposite page top clockwise: Mel Piehl, Dean Richard Baepler, Marcus Riedel, Warren Ru- bel, Sue Wienhorst and Richard Lee. Theology, opposite page bottom I to r: Daniel Brockopp, Philip Schroeder, Edward Senne, Robert Weinhold. Standing: David Truemper, Kenneth Korby, Richard Baepler, Normand Widiger, Dale Lasky, Fred- erick Niedner, Theodore Jungkuntz, John Stietelmeier and Walter Keller Khairmam. Math department, top seated I to r: Malcolm Reyn- olds, Louis Foster, Ruth Deters, John Sorenson, Diane Krebs, Jerry Wagenblast, John Lennes, Arthur Hallerberg. Standing: Kermit Carlson, Mary Treanor and Marvin Mundt Khair- mam. Administrative Science, above left: Richard Laube and Wilbur Hutchins. Above right: Raymond Buckley. 183 Civil Engineers, opposite page top left, front row: Bradford Spring, Sami El-Naggar. Back row: James Schueler. Kenneth Mortimer and Charles Peller KhairmaMfOpposite page, top right: James Schueler. Electrical Engineers, oppo- site page bottom, I to r: Joel Crossmer, Edgar Luecke Khair- mam, Merlyn Vocke, William Shewan, William Dauberman and Rodney Bohlmann. Accounting department above: Mary Martin, Ken- neth Mortensen, Janet Sievers Khairwomam, James Ehren- berg, and Sandra Pelfrey. Mechanical Engineers, top, 'Row I.- Robert Rose, Lloyd Kusch, John Steffen. Row 2.- Curtis Heuer, Michael Doria, William Schoech Khairmam and Leslie Zoss. 185 mmm. g i 186 Music department, above, front row: Frederick Tels- chow Khairmam, Norman Hannewald, Eldon Balko, Richard Wienhorst, Philip Gehring, William Kroeger, C. Robert Rose, Susan Fee, and William Eifrig. Art, above I to r: Richard Caemmerer, Fred Frey, George Strimbu, Ted Barnes, William DeHoff and Richard Brauer. Above left: Ted Barnes. Physical Education, opposite page top. Row I: Rod Moore, Michele Gelfman, Bill Koch, Deb Howe, Melanie MUSIC V3523 Coyle, Allyn Peterson. Row 2.- John Krause, Emory Bauer, Ruth BrOWn Khairwomam, Kim Bodily, Sandy Harms, Norm Amundsen. Row 3: Greg Smith, Ken Rochlitz, Joe Otis, Don Drinkhahn. Paul Giesey. Education, opposite page bottom. Row I: Mary Ann Link, Robert Lucking, Eugenia Stiemke. Dean Dolores Rousch, Bernhard Hillila. Row 2: Mona Ballard, Wayne Swihart, Gerald Speckhard Khairmam and Ann Reiser. 5' m wy ; 3,25, W35, - WMMKX 188 SOC! OLOGY Sociology department, above left I to r.- Mrs. Gould, Jeff Johnson Khairmam, LeRoy Martinson and Ted Wester- mann. Philosophy, above right I to r: Karl Krause. John Smith Khairmam and Richard Scheimann. Above left: Richard Mil- lar Wsychology; Above right: Prof. Schuster 60ciologyl History department. opposite page, top I to r.- Willis Boyd, Meredith Berg, Arthur Kautz, James Startt Khairmam, Keith Schoppa and Conrad Engelder. Psychology department, opposite page bottom: Rudolph Waldschmidt, Richard Millar ahairmam, Peter Karvellas, Professor Karpicke, Richard Fryrear, Matthew Ikeda and Gloria Mayes. 189 FOREIGN LA N0. Foreign Language department, top: Simone Bapler, kenstein, Gustav Must, Pedro Gomez, Judith Peters, and Mary Crumpacker, Thora Moulton, Carol Petersen, Michael Sharon Johnson. Economics, above: James Bernard Kihair- Kumpf, John Helms Khairmam, Steven Brent, Henning Fal- many Chan Lee. James Henderson, and Robert Nielsen. 190 A 2 Social Work, top I to r: Clarence Dix, Carolyn Doehler. Walter Rogers, Clarence Rivers Khairmam, William Neal, Lou Jeanne Walton and Marge Robertson. Political Sci- ; f a 3 g g, i F E i ? Wm- ence, above I to r: James Combs, Larry Baas. Richard Bal- kema, John Freie Khairmam and Albert Trost. 191 Emm'xo . ?szvamszrmm'wwm'mmm'mvmwarmwammmm V.U. Faculty Top left: Mel Piehl KCJ. Top center: Richard Max- Left center: Robert Weinhold Uheologyl Left bottom: Ken- : well Gnglishl Tap right:Clarence Dix Gocial Work; Above neth Nichols Qiologw. Top right: Carl Krekeler wiologyx left: Marvin MUHdt W'athl Above right: Karl Krause thlos- Right center: Marcus Riedel KCJ. 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Plano 7. C. Milne 8. J. Hueston . D. Paulson l0. J. Tyson II. D. Halter II. M. Cunninghamm I3. R. Wiegel I4. D. Allen I5. M. Bogda l6. R. Kraatz l7. T. Waller l8. D. Martina I9. D. Toth 20. K. Nelson II. M. Regan stg AW K: 2mm 19 ma max 4:; 226 Third North I. L. Marmolejo 2. R. Cronholm 3. G. Mascaro 4. L. Curtis . E. Molitor D. Evans 7. J. Parker 8. C. Wang 9. G. Meyer IO. J. Grayson II. D. Butler II. P. Johnson H. M. Fisher l4. S. Luse I5 J. Pettegrew l6. C. Knippenberg l7. M. Wittereen l8. C. Savich l9. R. Clark 5 6 Third South V. Streufert . E. Janhunen D. Rigoni D. ustardo J H. Handel . Budden F. Burgman M. Lochmann P. Ostling Wier Mutimer Schwiesow Penvose oooxloagn-hwur IO. D. II. D. D. J. l3. L. l4. R Smith l5. D. Surico l6. D. Strege l7. A. Bowyer l8. 6. Gilmore First North 5. J. Grawey 6. B. Dohne 7. B. Miller 8. R. Olson 9. P. Stanaitis l0. S. Brinkman II. S. Dickelman II. S. Wild l3. 5. O'Daffer l4. B. Wood l5. K. Bauman l6. D. Hiefpas l7. D. Spagnola l8. R. Horvat First South l. A. Murphy 2. M. Achimovich . J. Williams . S. Roberts . R. Jenkins . M. Schuler . S. Hillman . C. Linkowski . K. Bridgford IO. D. Feldt II. K. Budris II. N. Ungar l3. C. Weigand l4. H. Ribera l5. D. Armbruster I6. K. Jankowski l7. M. Klatt I8. T. Clarbour l9. L. Pless mmam LDMxI IHIEIDIEID INDIEII if$ 9 591 .4 3165.59,. . w: Second North 4. Snakey 5. C. Shockey l. Lynnyrd 6. K. Hadders 2. L. Heyl 7. B. Guthrie 3. L. Huizengan 8. S. Swimmer 9. L. Wildgrube l0. J. Ears II. D. Aho l2. A. Knudson I3. Wendathin l4. B. Bizarre l5. C. Knaack I6. B. Little l7. L. Huessman l8. K. Kienzle l9. A. Johnston 20. C. deSzameit 2l. M. Rowdy as $5. Mm: i IHIEIDIEID 3. T. Mailand 4. A. Cahill 5. B. Smith 6. J. Urban 7. C. Peters 8. L. Pieper 9. B. Burns I0. J. Wittenmyer II. D. Rodrik l2. K. Carter 7 I3. D. Van deWater I4. C. Baumann l5. C. White I6. C. Danz I7. D. Wilken l8. G. Carducci Second South l9. L. Lauer 20. J. Kinsala l. J. Schroeder 2I. R. Kamman 2. B. Latzke 22. M. Griesse WNW 322. $.53: W' . m: wuf INDIEII w . 228 ' ,wa'raerwuh 2 a .- 4mm... .m' 2 . ..- A I. D. Jasinski 2. T. Iesennop 3. L. Lust 4. M. Casey 5. L. Neukranz 6. J. Jones 7. K. Derewanski 8. J. Burce 9. L. Briley l0. J. Olson II. J. Ferry I2. T. Ballenger I3. C. Yaffey l4. L. Vansant I5. J. Botkin l6. K. Scheeler I7. A. Walsh l8. A. Nagle l9. S. VonKampen 20. K. Martz 2l. K. Francsis 22. A. Uhrinak IO. E. McKenzie II. S. Fitch l2. J. Peppler B. D. Thude l4. L. Sandberg I5. K. Vogler l6. R. Mueckler l7. A. Bascom I8. D. Lins l9. L. Bullock 20. S. lreto 2I. J. Anderson 22. L. Matrix 23. E. Sharpe 24. J. Polaski 25. J. Hardesty 26. P. Doebert 27. E. Vazquez 28. K. Varvisotis Third North Third South IHIEIDIEI INDIEII 229 WW .555? First Floor Second North tomquI-hwu M. Hess D. On V. Carson L Kronthaler L Schmidtke K O'Connor . Grobner D. Davis Hoover M J. I0. K Fechner B. Johnson . K. Zimmerman L. Kudell L. Salm . V. Stroud B. Lazor J. Kaack P. Scholl A. Sikorski IO. M. O'Conner ll. K. Hern 12. A. Tuomala I3. M. Mundinger l4. V. Long l5. R. Lanfranchi l6. 8. Florschuetz l7. L. Thielo l8. N. Ruud l9. 5. Pape wmsQw+ww ll. K. Pontious l2. N. Jovanovich l3. J. Blanco l4. J. Horst l5. 6. Sonstroen l6. B. Jutzi I7. R. Dempsey l8. B. Franke l9. R. Hill 20. K. Taylor 2I. A. Halter 22. J. Bucholz 23. L. Carter 24. K. Oblander 25. C. Selk 26. C. Gallant 27. M. Fisher 28. C. Wall l7. J. Karol l8. P. Vann l9. M. Stevens 20. B. Sheiderer 2l. 5. Eckert 22. K. Whitmore 23. S. Walters 24. M. Floros 25. M. Spencer 26. M. Zygmunt 27. A. Bell 28. 5. Salisbury 29. R. Judson 30. P. Pechtold 3!. R. Flores 32. C. Etzler 33. K. Jankowske 34. M. Sebastian 35. M. Walters l3. C. Zimmerman I4. L. Firnhaber I5. N. Bauknecht l6. P. Ziak l7. S. Papas l8. B. Buchholz l9. R. El-Naggar 20. A. Coles 2l. J. Berningal 22. S. Siebert 23. J. Jones 24. D. Stride 25. J. Neese 26. M. Rieckhoff 27. E. Kapusta 28. B. Jesko 29. A. Yovan 30. B. Belko 3l. P. West Second South l. L. Koch 2. J. Oesterreich 3. C. Salazar 4. S. Atwood 5. J. Harris 6. M. Remole 7. G. Garcia 8. B. Bottorff 9. K. Kleinhans IO. 5. Hambfight II. B. Piehler l2. R. Meinzen I3. C. Reaper l4. K. Froemming Froemming Third North I. 8. Henderson 2. P. Volkman 3. S. Hazlett 4. S. Szubra 5. A. Williams 6. C. Lentz 7. K. Roach 8 . C. Luedeke 9. A. Mueller l0. L. Loepker II. B. Johnson I2. C. Dombey IE AM 231 1.2M 232 Third South Sherban Meyrick . Dornbusch Ochs Mueller Saikley Nelson . Allen Fourth North I. K. Shedrow 2. D. Noll 3. A. Shassetz 4. C. Myers 5. J. Cox 6. P. Branstedt 7. A. O'Connor 8. P. Ziegler 9. K. Barker l0. H. Harrigan II. M. Boldt I2. B. Carson l3. S. Bailey l4. J. Oliveto IS. L. Rohed l6. B. Bruns l. T. 2. D. 3. M 4. D. 5. B. Bultemeyey 6. B. 7. K. 8. K. 9. C l0. C. Rudell II. J. Rubke l2. K. Houpt l3. V. Cann l4. D. Colby l5. M. Kane l6. C. Klafehn I7. B. Cords l8. J. Heideman l9. K. Weinhold 20. K. Sayers 2l. D. Prescott 22. J. Deters 23. C. Hughes 24. J. Love 25. K. Gibson 26. P. Meyer 27. W. Mees 28. T. Hanberg l7. A. Plaskota l8. B. Hill I9. C. Krueger 20. D. Ames 2I. L. Ulm 22. L. Frank 23. C. Murphy 24. L. Biggs 25. L. Arand 26. R. Yanke 27. D. Kraustrunk 28. K. McCarthy 29. L. Sinnema 30. H. Hamann 3l. M. Klug 32. C. Irwin 33. M. Schmidt 34. G. Drascic 35. K. Schumacher 36. C. Nordgren l4. A. Schumaker I5. K. Meitz l6. J. Knack I7. B. Bate l8. J. Steinmann I9. M. Mellett 20. M. Poncedeleon 2I. C. Clyne 22. L. Owens 23. 5. Stone 24. J. Nowak 25. M. Newby 26. T. Ostrom 27. P. Giannis 28. M. Duerr 29. J. Whelan 30. M. Saran 3l. M. Ahearn l8. 5. Maas l9. D. Rienman 20. L. Shelly 2L B. Tupper 22. B. Keller 23. S. Gierke 24. A. Hinrichs 25. M. Zafeski 26. R. Hannemaker 27. J. Jennings 28. K. Roeh 29. J. Fenzen 30. G. Klotz SI. T. Marsh 32. J. Leonard 33. S. Albrecht 34. A. Reading 35. A. Meyer 36. C. Stueben Fourth South l. S. Granlund 2. D. Mathes 3. A. Bachnak 4. B. Gallo 5. K. Ruse 6. D. Redlitz 7. M. Wylie 8. S. Bathie 9. G. Stirewalt O 2. A. Ulrich l3. H. Pfeiffer Fifth North . E. Jones . M. Karabestos . D. Cayton . S. Day . A. Gobreski . L. Welsh . M. Tepe . A. Becker . R. Schwerin IO. J. Gengozian ll. H. Steskel l2. K. Wendelin l3. M. Wilson I4. J. Crowley l5. S. Negri I6. H. Palmateer N omummaw l7. J. Lorenzen IE AUU llA 233 i Fifth South ll. L. Larson l2. D. Kempf l3. J. Everett I4. V. Tricebock l5. N. Ruppin l6. L. Jolly I7. D. Howard l8. G. Klever l9. W. Abel 20. L. Bryant 2!. D. Thinnes 22. C. Newby 23. D. Ross 24. J. Toppen 25. J. Petersen 26. J. Liesse P. Prange 28. S. Thomae 29. K. Heckler 30. J. Larson 3l. D. Kinner 32. D. Diaz 33. L. Schultze First North l. Manchkin . D. McAlpine . J. Blake . J. Boyd . J. Weber B. Johnson D. Gerken M. Murray C. Peters l0. G. Thurber II. J. Czernobile l2. 5. Oien B. J. Rivell l4. J. Magee Lomqgumawu First East I. C. Griebel 2. T. Crofford 3. M. Jolley 4 D. Webster 5. M. Callahan 6 7 8 9 B. Fletcher . D. Meyer . T. Robert . B. Finzel IO. M. Street II. T. Marquardt II. J. Jurik 13. P. Gray I4. R. Curey l5. P. Nueochterlein l6. S. Hosseini l7. D. Joseph l8. J. Barrett IBIEIDE l9. J. Allen MVlElI-IlIQIE 235 . B. Antosz First West 3 4. R. Novotney l. B. Janowski 5. T. Terrell 2. B. Trela 6. B. Brown 7. G. Lambert 8. E. Wojtowecz 9. K. AielIo I0. D. Klug ll. K. Getschow D. B. Lochmondy B. J. Gehm l4. K. Shane l5. G. Robillard l6. J. Reeb l7. D. Miller l8. B. Dobben l9. M. Alfred am W 1W IBIEIIQG . N. Anderson . A. Brighton . T. Carlson . D. Bartz . B. Morrow IO. D. Kant II. B. Reasoner II. J. LeMunyon l3. C. Linnemeier l4. S. Claussen I5. D. Ludwig l6. K. Scheiwe 1 Second North l7. E. Pudlo ' l8. T. Alsin l. J. Wallace I9. M. Spagoletti 2. F. Bauer 20. M. Rose 3. T. Strauss II. M. Damianovic 4 T. Langewisch 22. LL. Hoffie 10m401U1 MVIElI-IIIQIE W... . w II. R. Patterson D. S. Sundell l3. E. Lauderbaugh l4. J. Wojcieszak l5. L Jacques l6. S. McGuinness I7. F. Sailer l8. S. Carder l9. T. Garre 20. S. Sobeck 4. D. Arnesen 5. M. Witte .6. D. Batz 7. G. Mushinski 8. P. Stanzione 9. B. Bublitz l0. J. Ellis II. J. Weihmuller I2. S. Schroll I3. T. Burgess l4. R. Haseman I5. G. Kraft l6. T. Delattre l7. P. Gregory l8. B. Karst l9. T. Balgeman 20. M. Riedel Second East Second West I. S. Steigerwald 2. B. Selers 3. D. Clutterbock IBIEIIQG MVIElI-IIDIE 237 yank ' w IBIEIDB MVlEIHlDIE 238 Th ird North I. D. Rasd 2. J. Delcorps 3. D. Oosterbaan Third East I. M. Johnson 2. B. Bereningal 9. G. alhoun l0. J. Barlow II. S. Timmons D. E. Krumdick I3. M. Snider l4. R. Maginot I5. .I. Goll l6. T. Carlson I7. P. Grimes 18. M. Jokich I9. R. Phillippe 20. J. Organ II. M. Hopper O 6 7 8. K. ollins 9. D. Frischbutter IO. G. Heinen ll. K. Dude I2. G. Marx l3. T. Beck l4. T. Hilgenkamp I5. S. Laesch l6. E. Haplin l7. M. Orridas I8. R. Bucker l9. D. Dover Wu-4..... Third West . T. Prueser J. Wagner J. McAllister E. Schaffner D. McLaren B. Bresee R. Barfield B. Hafman C. Puehn IO. S. Kaminsky II. A. Thompson l2. T. Stuckey Lomqpnmazwu Fourth North Bayonne D. Purgatorio B. Hensen D. Mazak R. McFarland J. O'Donnell J. Sickie B. McKinley mumgn-hwu IBIEIDB MVIEIHIDIE 239 IBIEIIQTIE Fourth West MVIElI-IIIQIE 240 Fourth East omxlp'umhwu 5 II. II. I3. l4. I5. l6. l7. I8. l9. I. The Good 2. The Bad 3. The Ugly 4. J. Schur 5. A. Ryll 6. J. Greim 7 8 . D. Flowers . R. Weller B. Laning M. Thrasher G. Blunm C. Schwartz B. Bish J. Krenzke J. Wahlgren E. Ruckner First Floor l. K. Lenz 2. C. Hahley 3. R. Ranch 4. J. Neisch 5. E. Wellhausen 6. J. McCoy 7. C. Dunn 8. Elvis 9. J. Buddington l0. J. Hagen II. D. Debtick I2. B. Farina B. A. Schroeder l4. 6. Jarosch I5. B. Lishke l6. B. Asman I7. T. Fink I8. T. Stephan l9. A. Kuehn 20. M. Rinehart 2l. T. Schnell 22. P. Matson 23. Charles 24. J. Chin 25. M. Thune 26. P. Koenig 27. M. Kegel 28. S. Bodalk 29. M. Steinhilber 30. M. Eicholtz 3l. D. Kruger Second North I. S. Foss 2. B. Plectis 3. D. Grim 4. D. Freudenburg 5. B. Hammond 6. R. Scaggs 7. L. Knight 8. J. Roth 9. B. Zimmerman IO. B. Sears II. J. Williamson I2. M. Fechner l3. T. Twigg IDW IBKDA IDW IBIDA Second South l. R. Klafehn 2. R. Wagner 3. J. Mother 4. J. Vail 5. R. Warczak 6. R. Skaggs 7. J. Zwierzynski 8. B. Limmer 9. D. Falck IO. T. Weston II. T. Hill D. D. Pawlowski l3. M. Kagel l4. B. Plukitis l5, M. Dinehart l6. M. Father l7. J. Leisge l8. D. Balton I9. M. Steinhilber 20. J. Simmons 2l. F. Hicks 22. L. Knight 23. J. Ellis 24. E. Kowalski 25. N. One 26. T. Ahrndt 27. D. Falk 28. U. Soldier Th ird North :1: . Schmitt . Paulus wgww . C. Lindemann . J. Wayne . P. Oken . G. Smith ID. A. Schroeder II. B. Ruediger l2. T. Kilcoyne l3. T. Rudolph l4. B. Bonnke l5. J. Messerschmidt mmqmgmagnp2 l6. P. Dorm swam 3 mtiiigg; 7. F. Riccio 8. M. Dukatz 9. C. Fleischer IO. 5. Gerken II. S. Scheck l2. F. Tobin l3. 6. Mosely l4. T. Malik l5. C. Long I6. J. Dungey l7. D. Blaney l8. D. Lange I9. T. Lux 20. J. Dietrich 2l. J. Barker 22. B. Bok 23. L. Nelson I4. T. Ahrudt I5. D. Defassio l6. L. Grotelueschen l7. J. Fife l8. L. Poster l9. R. Polster 20. R. Gruhlke 2!. T. Strimbu 22. R. Stamp 23. D. Swearingen 24. M. Parks 25. S. Chase 26. W. Dawson 27. G. Tagge 28. C. Holste 29. R. Steinbach 30. K. Sauger 3L F. Ramsel 32. B. Mason 33. S. Culbertson Third South P. Weil D. Johnson G. Adamezuk D. Gaston M. Loeschke T. l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Cowles Fourth North I. T. Jordon 2. J. Sims 3. R. Bellman 4. K. Pelton 5. .l. Heyse 6. J. Siess 7. K. Butts 8. M. Kleinschmidt 9. C. Loman IO. C. Wolfanger II. R. Trubey l2. M. Studebaker l3. M. Herak 1m IBIIQA 243 Fourth South l. J. Reinholtz 2. S. Wertke 3. J. Nuernberger 4. H. Wertz 5. R. Parsons 6. J. Shuh 7. T. Meyer 8. G. O'Conner 9. D. Landeweer IO. M. Iseler II. G. Smith D. B. Svenkeson I3. T. Ferrebee l4. J. Peterson l5. T. McCurry l6. K. Scheyder H. J. Goldenstein l8. L. Kroesch l9. D. Williams 20. R. Lowe 2l. M. Scheider 22. E. Hahn 23. S. Kamradt 24. M. Roscoe 25. B. Toweson 26. M. Poland 27. B. Boyd 28. E. Galackin Fifth North Plaskota l. T. 2. P. 3. J. 4. D. 5. T. 6. R. Rachul 7. P. 8. C. 9. N. Eckstadt I0. G. Saaler ll. K. Peterson l2. J. Wolf l3. K. Colin I4. M. Lester I5. H. Bogart I6. M. Goetz 5. J. Miller Fifth Bridge I i 6. T. Tesmond i 7. E. Bukowski I D. Endorf 8. D. Schick 2. N. Boyer 9. S. Multack 3. M. Simmons IO. M. Hedgecock 4, J, Frankie - II. R. Wickbolt i II. B. Yates 1 I3. J. Bales l4. M. Lorenzo I5. L Simms l6. R. Moore l7, L. Tietien I8. S. Miller l9. C. Cuzzo 20. R. Kalis II. T. Galusha Fifth South l. B. Schmidt 2. F. Davila 3. T. Galusha 4. G. Rockrohr 5. T. Moe 6. J. Jacobs 7. H. Heffner 8. P. Bunny 9. C. Duggan I0. J. Anderson ll. G. Sundell II. E. Wruck 13. M. Lembke l4. H. Yates l5. 5. Purtell l6. D. Pallmeyer I7. M. September First Floor l2. R. Maness I3. M. Uzelac l. D. Fox l4. B. Smith 2. P. Hyde l5. J. Christiansen 3. D. Hollingsworth I6. B. Weinhold 4. M. Finger l7. M. Gordon 5. S. Meyer l8. M. Bates 6. B. Krause l9. P. Strassen 7. M. Rehbein 20. B. Ksander 8. P. Neuchterlein 2l. B. Putra 9. J. Beres 22. B. Wolske l0. J. Firnhaber 23. D. Welder ll. H. Zorn 24. M. Kermit 25. B. Howell 26. G. Suhr 27. T. Hinck 28. S. Eckhardt 29. T. Litherland 30. T. Sinclair Second East l6. K. Valentine l7. D. Thake I. K. Scott l8. 5. Seller 2. P. Bauer l9. C. Lindhoy 3. M. Woltman 20. J. Davidson 4. R. Reff 2!. E. Pettiford 5. M. Dixon 22. S. Patton 6. B. Jacobsen 23. C. Pinder 7. B. Steltenpohl 24. N. Carstens 8. R. Rehbein 25. B. Pauly 9. S. Lott 26. A. Brown ID. A. Ellis 27. R. Jackowicz II. C. Brauer 28. K. Shearer D. J. Davidsmeyer 29. L. Rivera l3. D. DelMissier 30. L. Berg l4. C. Haecker 3!. C. Shafis l5. C. Mueller 32. J. Lawrenz 33. T. Vraney 34. C. Murphy 6. N. Eggers Second West 7. J. Mitchel ' 8. L. VanSickle l. B. Harm 9. V. Kohler 2. C. Abercrombie t I0. 5. Hughes 3. K. Olsen II. N. Pippenger 4, Nadim I2. B. Blauser 5. D. Erickson l3. 5. Orlowski l4. L. Johnson l5. R. Turner l6. J. Herrmann I7. J. Kaczmarek l8. V. Pontious l9. A. Termont Y 20. J. Steinkamp 2l. J. Kohlmeyer '2 22. C. Stoskoph 7 23. K. File - ; I0. D. Bruick II. A. Landman I2. D. Neuchterlein 2 L IS. S. Weist l4. L. Schmehl l5. E. Latza l6. N. Ellenberger 2 l7. J. Long Third East l8. 8. Shadoan l9. 5. Blaney l. C. Campanella 20. J. Berna 2. L. Votava 2I. M. Wehr 3. M. Eldridge 22. S. Beeman 4. S. Waggoner d i 23. L. Ughlig 5. Y. Benito 2 24. C. Urness 6. K. Miklas .. , . ' 7 2 25. J. Heise 7. J. Gawthrop ' ' -. 7 WW? ' , 26. M. DeLeon 8. C. Gallagher ., 2 ' 27. G. Bell 9. L. Whitton 2 247 AII'UAW Third West . B. Feldkamp . N. Lytwakiwsky . N. Allison L. Ackmann S. Oppermann K. Kroenke S. Bartlett J. Kasparsal S. Schlicker I0. T. Holub 0ws9w+ww Fourth East I. P. Albrecht 2. H. Harfman 3. K. NicheISOn 4. R. Browne 5. D. Davia 6. S . E. Hughson Thompson . Partee 7 8. T. ll. K. Schmiege I2. 5. Neuberger I3. P. Rupprecht I4. M. Mascaro I5. J. Olson l6. L. Davis I7. B. Gorski I8. S. Graeves l9. L. Thielo 20. B. Tepe 2I. J. Schellentrager 22. L. Moldenhauer 23. C. GrossnickIe 24. M. Brauer 25. R. Nyberg 26. L. Grassin 9. M. Leaf I0. P. 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Baumgartner,W 238 Bayer,L 262 Bazajou,G 257 Bazan,N 164 Beardsley,K I35, 20C 249 Beattif,l 162, 262 Beck,D 204 Beck,M I32, 162, 262 Beck,T 238 Becker,A 233 Becker,M 210 Beckler,R 201 Bedard,D 167 Beeching,T 101 Beeman,S 201, 247 BegalkeD 214 BehrendtJ 218 Behrendt,W 76, 212 Beilfuss,L 249 Bekemeier,C 203, 255, 262 Bekemeier,W 211 Belko,S 210 Bell,A 231 Be11,G 163, 247, 262 Bellman,R 84, I26, 159, 243 Bellman,S 160, 253 Belskis,J 76, 108 Benefiel,M 256 Bengtson,A I60, 252 Benito,R 210 Benito,Y 247 Benken,E 206, 220 Benson,B 256 Beres,J 140, 144, 246, 262 Berg,L 246 BergR 94, 156 Berg,S 207 x Bergeson,S 129, 140, 257 Bergquist,5 257 Berna,J 102, 201, 247 Bernard,A 262 Bernard,J 262 Bernard,W 208 Berning,J 231 Berning,W 111, 238 Bernthal,M 203 Berrones,L 164 Berver,M 128, 205, 255 Besse,N 263 Beste,K III, 150, 263 Betz,A 237 Bia9,D 203, 263 Bibro,V 140 BichseI,Y I33, 135, 252 Bickham,L 250 Bieber,C 200 Biel,K 76 Bielinski,M 251, 263 Bienz.$ 201 Bierlein,J 144, 214, 263 Bier,W 131 Biggs,D 168 Biggs,L 232 Biggs.T 263 Binkley,S 238 Binz,P I67 Bish,B 240 Bishop,J I29, 214, 263 Bitter,L I32, I36, 205 Black,B 137 Blacke,F 207, 263 Blade,J 96, 235 BIanco,J I32, 230 Blaney,D 141, 243 BIaney,S 247 Blauser,B 247 Bledsoe,J 102, 124, I41, 142 Blonde11,S 2l8 Bluhm,G 240 Blum,R 263 Bobo,S 83, I56 Bodtke,J 94, 206 Boehringer,G 224 Boettcher,K 145, 162, 212 Bogda,M 225 Bohn,S I41, 263 Boint,K 201, 263 Bok,R 154, 159, 243 BoldtM 232 Bolgert,S 263 Bolgert,T 225 Bonke,B I55, 242 Bonner,J I48, 153, 249 Bookwood,P 114 Boos,L 208 BootcheckD I48 Booth,M 263 Bopp,S 202 Borst,F 84 BosenJ I26, 256 Bostick,K I40 Boston,S 250 Both,D 161, 227, 263 Botkin,J 229 Bottom,S 76, 108, I48, 217 Bottorff,B 83, 231 Bouman,A I35, 158 Bouman,M 263 Bovee,L Bowers,.1 218 Bowker,J 126, 263 Bowlds,J 136, 153 Bowyer,A 226 Boyd,B 202 Boyd,J 235 Boyd,R 244 Boye,T 205 Boyer,N 108, 245 Braatz,D 143, 159, 263 Brackmann,S 204 Bradshaw,M 240 Bradtmiller,K 212 Bragg,E 256 BramstedtJ 132 Bramstedt,J 132 Bramstedt,P 232 Brandt,J 238 Brandt,S 140, 211 Brauer,C 201, 257 Brauer,M 248 Braun,B I31, 168 Bredin,C 201 Breeden,G 108, 211 Breimeier,C 252, 263 Brelje,K I37, 140, 257 Brenner,S 249 Bresee,B 239 Bretscher,R 263 Brickner,B I34, I36 Bridgeman,A 132, I34, I36, 263 Bridgeford,K 227 Brighton,A 236 Brighton,S I30, I43, 263 Briley,L 229 Brink,C 114 Brink,L 114, 255 Brinkley,R I32, 134, I36 Brinkman,S 227 Britton,J 263 Broady,L 252 Brockhoff,R 263 Brogan,M 207 Bronson,L 152 Bronsted,R 204 Brooks,R I39 Broten,W 84, 224 Brown,A 246 Brown,E 263 Brown,E 224 Brown,M 248 Brown,R 224 Brown,W 135, 236 Browne,R 248 Bruick,DS 247 Bruick,DR 140, 225 Brum,G 263 Bruni,5 252 Brundt,S 125, I27, 146, I47, 263 Bruns,B 83, 232 Brusick,W 124, 141, I42, 256, 263 Brust,C 207 Brutlag,J 215 Bryant,L 234 Bublitz,B I35, 237 Bucher,K 263 Bucher,R 238 Buchheit,D 102, 204 Buchholz,K 129, 158, 203, 256 Buchholz,L 230 Bucko,R 150, 263 Budden,J 226 Buddington,J 143, 156, 241 Budris,K 86, 227 Buford,S 263 Bukowski,E 245 Bullock,L 157, 229 Bultemeier,T 115 Bultemeyer,R 232 Bumgardner,S 131 Burce,J 136, 229 Burce,M 255 Burgasser,G 164 Burgess,T 76, 237 Burgman,F 226 Burkhardt,S 263 Burkman,A I32 Burmeister,E I67 Burns,B 228 Burns,L 201, 263 Burrus,R 209 Burton,L -64 Busch,B 164 BuschJ I30, 135, 224 Bushur,L 205 Butcher,E 150, 203, 263 Butchko,W I50 Butler,D 226 Butts,K 243, 263 Butts, P 126, 264 Buzas,B 264 ByczekD 231 Byers,P 220 C CahilI,A 228 Caldwell,D 264 Calhoun,G 238 Callahan,M 235 Campamella,C 247 Campbe11,J 126, 249 Canada,C 148, 154 Canales,C 201 Cann,V 132, 232 Cannon,C 86, 264 Capon,S 205 Carder,S 237 Carducci,G 228 Carducci,P 80, 264 Carlin,D 83 Carlson,B 84 Carlson,D I64 Carlson,T 136, 139 Carson,13 158, 232 Carson,C 102, 256 Carson,N I28, 252 Carson,V 140, 230 Carter,K 228 Carter,L 230 Casey,M 229 Cassidy,T 227 Caswe11,R 216 Cayton,D 233 Cebra,B 201, 220, 264 Cerny,D 76, 217 Chandler,M 145, 200, 249, 264 Chapman,R 214, 264 Chartos,T 264 Chase,S 80, 243 Cheever,K 206 Chesney,D I60, 255, 264 Childress,C 252 Childs,G 139, 159, 225 Chin,J 241 Chott,M 264 Chrisos,A 167 Christenson,K 168 Christiansen,.1 146, 147, 246, 264 Cillick,C 207, 264 Cladis,M 264 Clarbour,T 131, 227 Clark,D 126, 152 C1ark,E I44, 219 Clark,J 264 Clark,K I36 Clark,R 209 Clark,SK 129 Clark,SA 76 C1ark,W 226 Claussen,R 145, 264 Claussen,S 236 Clement,H 203, 264 Clement,RW 224 Clements,RJ 212, 264 Close,R I67 Clough,P 131 Clutterbuck,D 237 C1yne,C 135, 233 Cobble,L 200, 264 Colby,D 232 Coles,A 231 Colin,K I40, 216. 244 Collier,M 211 Collins,D 238 Colombe,W I32, 136, 224 Comrie,S 216, 264 Connelly,E 214 Conrad,C I46, I47, I48, 217 Conrad,N 200 Conrady,J 128, 257 Conroy,T 110, 217 Cook,A 206 Cook,B 264 Cooper,P 224 Cords,M 232 Cory,R 148 Cowell,M 106 Cowles,T 243 Cox,J 232 Cozens,S 264 Crampton,B 225 Critchlow,D 161, 205. 264 Crofford,T 235 Cronholm,R 226 Crowley,J 233 Cuellar,L 141 Culbertson,S 243 Cullen,J I34 Cunningham,C 76 CunninghamM 225 Curey,R 235 Currie,D 146, 209 Curtis,L 226 Custardo,J 76, 226 Cuzzo,C 245 Czernob11,A I62 Czernobil,J 235 D DaValle,C 256 Dallman,J 214 DarhianLD 204, 264 DamjanovicM 236 DammeierD 210, 264 Dannemeyer,B 212 Dannemeyer,K 203 Danz,C 158, 228 Dauro,A 249 Davia,D 248 Davidsmeyer,J 246 Davidson,D 135 Davidson,J 158, 246 Davila,F 164, 245 Davis,C 205, 264 Davis,D 230 Davis,J 83 Davis,LM 248, 264 Davis,LA 203 Davis,N 160 ; Daw,M I40 Dawson,B 167 Dawson,L 250 Dawson,W 141, 159, 243 Day,S 98, 115, 233 Debrick,D I29, 135, 247, 264 Dede,S 205 Dedina,M I37 DefassisD 159, 243 Defreeuw,M 212 Degraw,L 252 Deiber,K 168 Delabar,S 76, 202, 264 Delattre,T 76, 237 Delaunay,A 214, 264 Delcorps,J 238 Deleon,M 247 DelmissierD 216, 246 DemaresD 156. 201, 264 Dempsey,R 216, 230 Derewianski,K 229 Derryberry,L 264 Deszameit,C 228 Detwiler,S 200 Dezelick,J 200 Diaz,D 216, 234 Dicke,R 254 Dickelman,S 227 Diefenbach.B 202 DiersenJ. 200 Dietrich,J I39, 243 DijakM I46, l58 Dijulio,D 207 Dinehart,M 242 DippoldJ I35, 2l4 Dixon,M 246 Dobben,B 236 Dobbs, G 9l Dodds, M 76 DodgeJ 202, 264 Doebert,P I35, 229 DoelingD I36, 206, 25l Dohne,B 227 Dohne,R I43, I56, 264 Dollase,K 264 Domsic,R I08 Donathen,K l32, I35, 265 Doner,W 201, 220, 265 Donnell,C l3l Dopson,$ 2l6 Dorn,P I28, 238 Doyle,D 2IO Drake,E 229 Drake,J 76 Drascic,G 2I6, 232 Drescher,J 207 DrnjevicJ I28, 237 DrogosD 225 Dude,K 84, 238 Dudek,D I32, 265 Dudek,T I32, 265 Duerr,M 233 Duggan,C 245 Dukatz,M I63, 243, 265 Dulla,K I50, I60. 265 DungeyJ l58, 2I9, 243 Dunn,C 24l, 265 Dunn,M 2ll Dunn,V 202 Duro,R I48 Durso,K 202, 265 Durso,N I29, I45, 202 Dziengeleski,$ I33, 250 E Ebert,D I40, 265 Ebert,T 237 EcclesD 76, 2 EchterlingD 83, l56 Eckart,S 2I0 EckenfelsJ 207 Eckert,J 203 Eckept,$ 23I Eckhardt,S I30, I40, l54. 246, 265 Eckstaedt,N 2l8, 244 EdgarJ 249 Edlin,C 265 Eggemeyer,C 76, 98, 2OI Eggers,E l64 EicholtzM 24I Eisenbart,T I63, 265 Eisert,C 249 Eklund,J I60 El-Naggar,R 23I Eldridge,L 265 Eldridge,M 247 Ellenberger,N 247 Elling,P 2l4, 265 Elliott,W I68 EIIis,A 246 Ellis,JR 242 EIIis,JT 76, 237 EIIis,K 203 Elvert,B I29 Endorf.E 245 Ensley,L 83, 94, l56 Epach,J 237 Epps,D 265 Ericksen,C l32, I37 Erickson,D I62, 247, 265 Erickson,J I3I, 249, 265 Erickson,M 2l2 Erickson,P I29, l35, 225 Erland,E I26, 224 Ernst,D I32. I37 Ernst,R 265 Erwin,J 96, 265 Eser,B 207 Esson,S 225 Etzler,C I48, 23I Etzler,D I39, 265 Etzler,D B9, 206, 265 Evans,D 226 Everett,J 234 Evert,S 25l EychisonD 2IO F Fagan.M 2l7 Fairbairn,T 225 Falk,D 242 Fangmann,R 265 Farina,W l08, 24l Faulk,E I33, 250 Favorite,M I37, I40, 254 Fechner,K I32, 230 Fechner,M 2l4, 24l Feldkamp,B 248 Feldmann,L 255 Feldt,D 227 Fenske,C 205 Fenske,T 2I6, 265 Fenzan,J 233 Ferchen,R 76 Fernandez,E 234 Ferrebee,T 244 Ferry,J 229 Fickle,C 25l, 265 Fife,J 243 FigulyD 265 File,K 200, 247, 265 Finger,M 246 . Fink,E l4l Fink,J 249, 265 Finke.T I48, 24l Finzel,B 235 Firnhaber,J I26, 246 Firnhaber,L l57, 2I6, 23l Firnhaber,M I45, 265 Firnhaber,S 253 Fischer,D 2l4, 265 FischerM 78, 230 Fisher,M 226 Fisher,S 25l Fitch,S 229 Fitz,V 80, 2l7 FlanaganM I64 Fleischer.C 243 Fletcher,W 235 Flores.R 23l FIoros,M 23l Florschuetz,B 230 FlorschuetzD I28, 202 FlowersD 240 Flueffe,M 2 , 265 Foelber,E 2OI Foelber,M BS, 248 Foertsch,J 204 Foote,C 229 Ford,K 205, 250 Fortson.N 76, 2l9 Foss,S 24l Fox,D I24. I27, 246, 265 Fox,JK 2l5 Fox,JJ 200 Franck,J l67 Francsis,K 229 Frank,L 232 Franke,B 230 Frantz,L I33 Fraser,D 265 Frazier,J l4l Frederick,B I40 Fredericksen,B 2I4 Freebeck,H 207 Freeman,M l33, 250 Freise,E 25!. 265 Freise.J 205 FrescottD 232 FreudenburgD 332, I35 Freutel,C 2l5 FriesonJ I40 FrischbutterD 238 Froehlich,M l32. I35, 255 Froemming,K 23! Frost,L 202 Fry,J I68 Frye,D ll5 Furfaro,T I30, MI, 250 G Gaare,T 237, 265 Gabram,$ 266 Gabriel,T 2l0, 266 Gahalla,C 205 Gallagher,C 205, 247 Gallant,C 230 Gallo.B 86, 233 Galockin,E 244 Galusha.T 245 Gander,D 2l7 Garbacik,N I45, 266 Garcia,A 255 Garcia,G 23l Garrison,J 254 Gast,L 86, 205 Gaston,D l54, 243 Gaunt,L 266 Gawthorp,J 247 Gaynor,G I48, 2I5 Gehl,K 2l2 Gehl,KR 2I2 Gehm,J III, 236 Gehres,D 266 Gehrig,C J02, 203 Geisler,G l64 Geist,J 266 Geleske,P 2IO Gengozian,J 233 Gentile,J 2IO, 266 George.C 252 Gerhardt,P I43, 2l8 GerkenD 235 Gerken,M 209 Gerken.S 243, 266 Gerse,S l67 Gerthe,J 2l8 Getschow,K 236 Giannicaki,M l52 Giannis,P 86, 233 Gibson,K 232 Gierach,R I32, I40, I45, I62, 266 Gierke,S 233 Gieschen, P I45 Gift,L 20! Gilbert,C 202 Gilbert,J 2ll Gilbert,N I29, 257 Gilbert,V 266 Gilley,J I46, l52, 266 Gilliand,D 266 Gilmore,G IIO, 226 Gilmore,P 266 Gilmore,S 256 Gilow,K 203 GirtonD 234 Glanz,V 205 Glaser,B I40. 224 GIoe,H 83 Glover,S I43, l56, 266 GIusenkamp,T 202 Goad,J 2IO, 266 Gobla.S I36 Gobreski,A 233 GoetzM I37, 244 Gold,C 25l GoldensteinJ 244 Goll,J 238 Gonser,R ISO, 266 Gorczyca,D 76 Gordon,M 246, 266 Gorski,B 248 Goss,V 203 Gould,M l37 Graeves,S 205, 248 Graft,G 2l8 Grafton,E 365 Granlund,S 233 Grassin,L 98, 248 Graves,C I3I, 249 Grawey,J 227 Gray,J 205 Gray,P 2:2, 235, 266 ' Grayson,J 226 Greathouse,5 MI, 249 Grece,J 266 Green,B 257 Green,DW 2l6 Green,DR 225 Green,L 86 Green,P 266 Greener,C I43, l56, 266 Gregory,P IOL 237 Greim,J 240 Grethel,A 200 Greve,P 266 Grever,R 257, 266 Griebel,C I35, 235 Grier,A 2l9 Griesse,M l3l, 228 Griffin,C l68 Griffith,L 5, 237 Grigg,D 2l6 Grim,D 30, 24I Grime,P I37, I40, 238 Grimes,C 98, 234 Grimm,D l06, 204 Grimm,K 203, 266 Gring,D 237 Grobner,M 230 Gross,K I26, I27, I42, 266 G rossnickle,C l57, 248 GrossnickleJ 266 Grotelueschen,L 243 Grotke, J I35, 254,2266 GruchalskiD I32 i Gruhlke,R I26, 243 Grummer,J 266 4 Guebert,F 20l Guerrero.R I46. 15! Guindon,L 25!, 266 Gump,J 254 Gunthert,L 249' Guthrie,B 228 GutknechtB 254 H Haas,L 5, 202 HacmacM 204 Hadders,K 228 Haecker,C 246 Haenel,l. 202 Haffner,L 206 Hagen,B 2l0 Hagen,JL 24I, 266 HagenJS 250 Hagerup,L 200 Hahn,E 244 Hajdusiewicz,J 266 Hakanson,L I35, MI, 206 Hall,B 205, 266 Haller,M I43, I44, 266 Haller,P 2l2 Halpin,E 23S Halter,A 230 Halter,D 225 Hamann,H 232 Hambright,$ 232 Hamm,G I64 Hammond,RJ 266 Hammond,RM l06, I27, 24l Hammond,RD 208 Hanak,J 2 , 266 Hanberg,T 232 Handel,H 226 Handler,F 76, l08, 2ll Hanley,C l06 Hanneman,S 202 Hansen, G I36, I4l, l59 Hansen,PW 2I6, 244 Hansen,PL 206, 266 Hanson,G 267 Hanson,P 2l6 Hanusch,C I32, l35 HardebeckM 267 Hardesty,J 229 Hardig,B 76, 2l7 Hare,V I64 Harfman,R 238 Harfmann,H 248 Harm,B 247 Harm,L 256 Harms,E I54 Harrigan,H 232 Harris,A I57, 2l9 Harris,F 76, 2I9, 267 Harris,J 23! Harris,T 237 Hartman,B O, 209, 225 Hartman.S l37, I40, 254 Hartz,T I36 Haseman,R 237 Hatter,S l34 Havlin,S 96 Havlir,J 267 Hawkins,J 2I0 Hawkins,J 2IO Hawks,K 267 Hayward,J I46. I49, 25l Hazel.D 2l8 Hazlett,S 23I Hecht,J l34, I37, 225 Hecht,K I35 Heckler,D 2ll Heckler,K 234 Hedgecock,M 245 Hefrman,W 2I4 Hegberg,M 208 Heggi,D I57 Hegyi,L I56 Heidmann,J 94, I39, 232 Heinen,G 238 HefntzelmanJ 76, 2l8 He'iseJ 78, 247 Heller,P l68 Helming.T l06, 2I5 Henderson,R I24, 23l HenrichsD l3! Henry,P I49, 209 Hensen,B 239 Hersk,M 243 Hermann,D I29, I45, 267 Hern,K 230 Hero,P I26, 248, 267 Heronemus.L I02, 201 Herrmann,J 247, 267 Herzberg,M I29, 254 Herzog,P l08, 267 Hess,C 254 Hess.M 230 Hesse? 2l4 Heyl,L 228 Hicks,F I59, 242 Hieber,K l58, 249 Hiesterman,A 203, 267 Hiftpas,D 227 Hile,S 238 Hilgenkamp,T 238 Hill,B IO2, 232 Hill,J 242 Hill,RA 84. I29, I45. 2l4, 267 Hill,RL I40, 230 Hill,S III, ISO, 2l2 Hillman,S 227 Hinck,T I35, 246 Hines, R 96. 2 Hinrichs,A 233 Hinton,T 248 Hintz,A 255 Hoerger,S 2l8 Hoffie,C 236 Hoffman,B 20l Haffmann.K 206 Hoffmann,L 203 Hoffmann,M 267 Hoffmann,P 83, 267 Hoffmann,R 2l4 Hoger,E I39, 254 Hohenstein.R 267 Holcomb,A 267 Hollender,J 2ll HollingsworthD 246, 267 Hollis,K 224 Holman,S I25, I42, l60, 25l Holmes,S 2l2 Holmgren,L IO! Holmquist,A I33, MI, 200, 220 Holowatuk,W 76, 2 Holst,E l3l Holste,C 2l4, 243 Holste,S 2l2 Holub,T 248 Homer,J l67, 275 Hooker,J l3l, 256 Hoover,D I40 Hoover,J 230 Hoppe,J 267 HopperM IOI, 238 Horn,R 2l5 Horsley,J 205, 267 Horst,J 230 Horvat,R 227 Horvath,C 205 Hosseini,S 235 Hostetler,T 9l Houpt,K l58. 232' Howard,C 205, 267 Howard,D 234 Howard,S 267 Howell,R 246 Hronec,S 267 Hroziencik,G 267 Huber,J 248, 267 Hueston,J 225 Hughes,D 2l2 Hughes,S 232, 247, 267 Hughson.E I24, I26, I42, 248, 267 Huisinga,L 203 kHuizengaJ. 86, 228 Huntley,C l37, 257 Huntsberger,H 206, 267 Huppert,N 224 HurlbutJ I26. 224 Huss,L I68 Huston,T 267 Hutchings,P 20! Hutchinson,K 20l Hyde.P I24, I26, I27, I46 Hypes,B 83 lhrig,T l56 ller,B I36 llickovich,L 203, 267 Illsley,.l l3l, I40 lllsley,R l3l llten,Jl 200 llten,JT 209 Intemann,S I50, 51 200, 267 lreton,S l57, 229 lrwin.C 232 lseler,M MI, 244 lvett,L I4l, I45. 203, 267 J Jack.S 94, l56 Jackowicz,R 246 Jackson,C 200 Jackson.F 2l8 Jacobs,C I24, ISO, 205, 255, 267 282 Jacobs,J 245 Jacobsen,B I29, 246 Jacques,L 237 Jahns,K 207 Jakubovie,J I60, 25l Janhunen,E 226 Jankowske,K 23l Jankowske,5 203, 267 Jankowski,K 227 Jankowski,W I26 Janowski,R 236 Jantz,M 203 Jarchow,5 200 Jarosch,G I36, I45, 24! Jasinski,D 2l6, 229 Jefferson,J 254 Jelovic,M 240 Jenkins,H l58 Jenkins,R 206, 227 Jennings,J 83, 233 Jenningsi 203, 249 JensenDH I27 Jesko,B 23l JeskoD 248 Jobs,A 2l4, 267 Johnsen,L I26 Johnson,BA I35, 23l Johnson,BJ 20L 230 Johnson,BL 235 Johnson,BK 2l4 Johnson,D 80, 243 Johnson,l 207 Johnson,JL 2l0 Johnson,JA I64 Johnson,K I40, 255 Johnson,K 202, 234 Johnson,KM 257 Johnson,L 247 Johnson,ME I34, 237 Johnson,MJ 204 Johnson,P 226 Johnson.R 2l4 Johnson,S 203, 267 Johnston,A 228 JokichM 238 Jolley,M I35, 235 Jolly,L l02, 234 Jones,B 20I Jones,E 233 Jones,JB 23l Jones,JL 229 Jones,K 200 Jones,S I39 Jones,V 257 Jordan.J I43 Jordon,T 59, 243 Joseph,D 235 Jovanovich,N 230 Judson,R 23l Jurich,B 204 JurikJ I35, 235 .lutzi,B I02, 230, 2l6 K Kaack,C I37, 203 KaackJ I36, 230 Kachavos,E 200, 220 Kaczmarek,J 247, 267 Kaechele,G I68, 275 Kalbfleisch,R 267 Kalis,R 245 Kaminski,K 205 Kaminsky,$ 239 Kammon,R I32, 228 Kamphoefner,L 256 Kamradt.S I39, 244 Kamran,F 224 ' Kane.M I36, 232 Kant,D 236 Kappel,R 268 Kapusta,E 23l Karabe,S 2I0 Karabetsos,M 233 Karalis,A 225 Karczewski,K 76 Karol,J 23l Karst,B 237 Kasimatis,M 200 Kaspars,J l58, 248 Kaste,C 249 Katter,J l4l, 25l, 268 Kavanaugh,M 2I7 Kavanaugh,P I46, 2I7 Kay,M 202 Keating,T 84, 240 KegelJ 84 Kegel,M 24! Kehe,B 2l6 Keiser,R 268 KeisterJ 268 Keller,C l0l Keller,M 268 Keller,R 233 Keller,W 2l5 Kellerstrass,M 250 Kempf,D I36, 234 Keppen,R zoo Kerr,D 78, 94 Kesling,K 268 Ketzler,K 76, 2 , 268 Keuper,K 2 , 268 Khayat,A I52 Kiefer,S 204 Kiehnhoff,B 78, I56, 268 Kienzle,K 228 Kieschnick,M l5l, 268 Kieschnick,T I32 Kilcoyne,T 80, l06, I32 Kile,R 268 Killinger,M 205 Killmer,J l3l Kincaid,C 205 Kincay,K l54 King,D 225 King,S l65 Kinner,D 234 Kinsals,J I24, I42, 58. 228 Kipfer.M 9I, l08, 2l7 KirschbaumD 249 Kirwin,K I35, 250 Kiser,C 249 Kizer,T 9l KIafehn,C I36 Kleeman,T 257 Kleinhans,K I29, 23l Kleinschmidt,J 268 KleinschmidtMM I40, I46, I47 Kleinschmidt,MJ 2l6, 243 KIeis,A 200, 268 Klepper,J 254 Klever,G 234 Klein,T 209, 224 Kling.M 257 Klopp,M I68 Klotz,G 233 Klug,D 236 KlugM 232 KIusas,V 205 Knaack,C 228 Knack,J 233 Knight,L 24l, 242 Knippenberg,C 226 Knippenbergl 268 Knudson,A 228 Koch,L 23l Koch,V l68 Kocmond.S 2I7 Koehlinger,G 2l6 Koehneke,M 253 Koenig,P 80, ICE 24l Koepke,M 202, 268 Koerner,J 84, l59, 2I4 Kohler,J l3l Kohler,V 247 Kohlmeyer,J 247 Kolbert,S 200 KolendaD I36. 268 Komorek,M 225 Konrad,K 2I0 ,Korba.M 2l2 Kortas,S 203 Koshuta,B 207 Kottis,E 268 Kotur,D I48 Kowalski,E I43, 242 Kozlowski,M 207 Kraatz,R 225 Kraemer,J I64 Kraft,C 83, 248 Kraft,G I40, 237 KraisingerR 268 Kramer,R III, 237 Krause.K 248, 268 Krause.R I26, I48, 246, 268 Krause,T I37 Krausnick,A I35, 250 Krauss,T 2l5 KrautstrunkD 232 Kraustrum,S 9!, 268 Kromarrio,M I52, 268 Kremer,K 9l, 268 Krentz,J 268 Krentz,P IIO, 2l2 Krenke,J 240 Kretzmann,S I28, l36, 200, 257 Kriadis,D I68, 275 Krieg,A 98, 268 Krieger,L l37, I40, 256 Kronke,K 248 Kroesch,L 244 Kron,C 244 Kronthaler,L 230 Kroupa,J 256. 268 Krutchen,K 208 Krueger,C 232 KruegerD I26, l59, 24I Krueger,K 2l0 Krueger,L 248 Krueger,M l50, 2l0, 268 Krueger,R 268 Krumdick,E 238 Krumdick,M 2l4 Kruse,P I43, l56, 249. 268 Ksander,B 268 Kudel,E 230 Kuehn,A 24I, 268 Kuelrs,D 200 KuenzelB I35, 268 Kuharic,D 268 KuhI,P 252, 268 Kuhlman,C 202 Kuhr,A 207, 269 Kunst,C 205, 269 Kunz,M 207 Kupke,H I29, I35, 254 Kurz,K 275 Kusmierz,K 20! Kyle,R 2l7 L LaToza,P 255 Lacey,E 20I Laesch,S 238 Laird,B 209 Lamar,R 209, 224 Lambert,G 236 LandweerD 244 Landman,A 247 Landrebe,J 78, 94 Landstrom,C 2Il Lane,R 2l4 Lanfranchi,R 230 Lange, D I24, I25, MI, 243 Lange,S I35 Langen,M 255 Langenbahn,M 255 LangerD 2I4 Langewisch,T I35, 236 Langley.R 84, 2l4 Languirand,c IOI Laning.B I34, I36, 240 LanningJ l3l Large,D l39 Larkin,T 78 Larson,A MI, 249 LarsonJ 234 Larson,J 203 Larson,JE 269 Larson,L 234 Latoza,P I35 Latza,E 247 Latzke,B I24, I26, I42, I48, 228 Lauber,P I64 Lauderbaugh,E 237 Lauer,J I64 Lauer,LK 228 LawrenceD I29, 249 Lawrence,M I32, 206, 249 Lawrenz,.l 246 Lawson,C I40 Lazor,B 4, 230 Leaf,M 248 Leavitt,J 2l2 Leavitt,K 254 Lee.RR I29, 269 Lee,RE I67 Leene,R 84, 209 LeglerD l06, 269 LehenbauerJ 2l0 Kehman,R I68 Leimbach,K 234 Leisge,J 242 Lembke,M 245, 269 Lemons,M I08, HO, 2 Lemunyon,J I37, 236, 269 Leihan,S 269 Lennon.J 206 Lentz,K I28, 24l Lentz,C 23l LeonardD I53 Leonard.J 233 Leonhard,S 76, 2 Leoschke,M l54 Lester,M 2l6, 244 Leverenz,.l 207, 248 Levin,R I65 Lewis,M 2l6 Lichtfuss,H I40, 237 Lichtfuss,K 208 Lienhoop,M 2l2 Liesse,J 234 Limmer,W l4l, I45, I62, 242, 269 LimperesD I49, 20l Lind,S I43, l56, 2I8 LindbergD 2l7 . Lindemann,C 242, 269 Lindhoy,C 246 Linkowski,C 227 Linnemeier,C I40, 236 Lins,D I3I, 229 Lis,C 86, 94 Litherland,T 246, 269 Little,B 228 Lochmann,M I40, 226 Lochmondy,B 236 Loepker,L 23l Loganl 206, 269 Lohrei,P 78, 94 Lohse,C 206, 252 Lohse,J 2l2 Loman,C 243, 269 Long,C I46, 243 Long,D l5l LongJ 20l, 247 Long,M I39, 255 Long,V 230 LopezD Lorenz,M 245 Lorenzen,J 233 Lott,S 246 Lottes,J 205 Love,J l3l, 232 Lowe,R 244 Lowry, L I32, I52, 269 Lucas,G 2I7 Lucey,D 4, I33, I40, 249 Ludolph,S 98, 5 LudwigD I35, 236 Luebke,M 255 Luedeke,C 23l Luke,S 249 Lunstrum,P I59, 244 Luse,S IIO Lust,L 229 Lutz,C 2l6, 244 Lutz,W I6I, 240 Lux,T 243 Lyon,C MI, 248 Lytwakiwsky,N 204, 248 M Maas,S 233 Maass,C 9l Macahon,J 9I Macke,K 2l2 Mackin,S 25l Madtson,B 207 Maechtle,A 2 , 269 Magee,J 235 Maginot,R 238 Magnuson,A 269 Magnuson,S 256 Mahala,R l68 Mahler,S I60, 207, 269 Mahoney,M l65 Maier,P 205 Mailand,T 228 Maile,J I40, 254 Maile,P l3l Malinski,P l56, 204, 269 Malkin,P I37, 2I4, 224 Malotky,J I68 Maness,R 246 Maola,M I33 Marchuk,D 2l2, 264 Marlow,R 20L 25l Marmolejo,C 2l0 Marmolejo,L 226 Marowske,K I67 Marquardt,T 235 Marr,D 206 Marsh,T 233 Marsic,M l4l Martin,C 269 Martin,M MI. 250 Martin,V 9l Martina,D 76, 96, 225 Martz,K 229 Mascaro,G 226 Mascaro,M 248, 269 Maschoff,D 96 Masepohl,M 225 Mason,B I30, 243 Mason,0 MI, 250. 264 Massman,S 2ll Matern,S l5l Mathes,D 233 Matsey,J IOI Matson.B 269 Matson,P 24I Mattern,P 269 Mattiz,l. l58, 229 Matz,E 208 Mayer,B 240 Mays,K 203 Mazak,D 239 Mazur,T 2I7 Mazzuca,P 96, 238 McAllisterJ 239 McAlpine,D 235 McCarthy,K 232 McClenahanD 269 McCIew,M I30 McCoy,J 24!, 269 McCurry,T 244 McCutcheon,E 269 McFarland.R 239 McGinnity,T 254 McGraw,W 2l2 McGuinness,S 237 McKague,S 249 McKenzie,E 229 Mckiernan,D 2l2 McKinley,B 76, 239 McKinney,P I48 McLain,R 96 McLarenD 239 McLeanD I44, 269 McMillan,D I40 McNeil,J 253 McNittR III, 224 McSwain,M 248, 269 McQuiIlan,B 2Il Medwetz,R I37, I40 Meers,R I35 Meeske,P 207, 220, 269 Meibohm,A 154, 250 MeidingerJ 224 Meidinger,M 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l56, 209 Moerlein,S 270 MohammedM l52 Mohlenhoff,D 2l4 . , Moldenhauer,L 248, 270 Molitor,E IOI, 226 Moll,W 2I7, 270 Molloy,M 2l0 Molnar,C l58, 270 Moore,A 270 Moore,E 206 Moore,R 76, 245 Moran,G 2ll Morgal,G 270 Morgan,GE 270 Morgan,GL 76, 2l9 Morrenzin,M 224 Morrison,D 216 Morrow,W 236 Morse,D 255 Mosley,G 243 Moss,B I24, I42, 203, 254 Moss,S 270 Moyer,J l3l Moyer,V I60 Mueckler,R 229 Mueller,A 23l Mueller,B 232 Mueller,C 246 Mueller,K 2ll Muffoletto,A 2l8 MuiznieksM I45, 205, 270 Mullan,D l54, 250 Mullaney,S I35 Multack,S 245 Mundey,P I56 Mundinger,L I37, I40, 270 Mundinger,M 94, 230 Muntiu,J 202 Muris,N 254 Murphy,A 227 Murphy,CE 246 Murphy,CF I56, 232 Murphy,J I48 Murphy,ML 255, 270 Murphy,MS 249 Murphy,T 2l7 Murray,M 235 Mushinski,G 237 Mutimer,D 226 Mutlu,A 224 Myers,B l3l Myers,C 232 Myers,D l64, l65 N Nagel,C 270 Nagle,A 229 Nance,A 229 Nance,C I28, I46, I48. l53, 25l Nasser,H l52 Natick,P 20l Neal,K 2l7 Neeb,C 257, 270 NeeseJ 23l Negri,S 233 Neimes,K I45, 270 Neisch,J 24L 270 Neitzel,K l59 Nelan,N 83, 248 Nelson,B 248 Nelson,J I43, 270 Nelson,KS 225 Nelson,KK 232 Nelson.L 243 Nelson,RE 270 Nelson,RT 76, 2l9 Nelson,T 206 Mesbit,W I32 Nestrojil.L 201, 270 Nettling,P l37, I40 Neubauer,E 256 Neuberger,S 248, 270 Neugebauer,J 257, 270 Neukranz,L 229, 270 Newby,C 234 Newey,C 2l2 Newnam,D 76, 2l7 Newquist.K 270 NichelsonK 248 Nicholas,J I27 Nichols,L 86, I29, 234 Nichols,N l34, I36, 249 Nicholson,J l37, 254 Nickell,K l3l Niebur,M 208 Nielsen,B ISO, 200, 270 Niemier,C 76, I48, 270 Niemier,L 270 Nieter,D 2I2 NobbeJ 200 Noll,D 232 NoltingJ I35, 270 Nolting,S 94, 83, I56 Norbut,N I49, 270 Nordgren,C I40 Norman,Y ISO, 270 Novak,J 205 Novak,W I67 Novotney,R 236 Nowak,J 233 NuechterleinDG I40 NuechterleinDL 247 Nuechterlein,PG 235 Nuechterlein,PJ I35, 246 NeurnbergerJ ISO, 244 Nyberg,R 248 Nyby,M l55, 249 O Obermeyer,J I24, I25, I42, I43, 254 Oblancer,K 230 OBrien,K 205 Ochs,D 232 OCock,D l32, l36, 270 OConnor,A 230, 232 OConnor,G 244 OConnor,K 230 ODaffer,S 86, 227 ODonnell,J 239 Oelschlaeger,JM 76, l08, I28, 2l2 Oelschlager,J MI, 253 OesterreichJ 23I Oeters,J 232 0hlhausen,M l58, 25l Oien,C 27I ' Oien,S 235 Olofsson,B 27I Olsen,J 227 Olsen,K 247, 27I Olsen,P 27I Olsen,R l54 Olson,J l64, 248, 27I Olson,K I37, I40 Olson,RM 240 Olson,RE 229 OosterbaanD 238 Opert,F I39 Ophardt,S 254, 27I Oppermann,S 204, 248 Ore,C 252 OrganJ BS, 238 Orlowski,S 247 Ortmann,C 76, 2l0, 27I Orvidas,M 238 OSLL l3l Ostling,P 226 Ostrom,T 233 Ott,D 2l6. 230 Ott,J 257 Otten,S 207, 27I Otto,K l43,,206, 249 Owen,S 27I Owens,L 233 Oyler,W I64 P Padro,E l67 Pagenkopf,K 27I Pahl,J l34, 2l0 PallmeyerD 245 Palmateer,H 233 Palmatier,R I45, I50, 27I Palmer,C I28, 204, 253 Palumbo,R l67 Panhorst.P 2l4 Panozzo,K 208 Pape,S 230 Pappas,M 27I Pappas,S 23I Parker,J 226 Parks,M l59, 243 Parry,B 206 Parsons,R 244 Partee,B 248 Partee,$ I39 Patrick,R I26, I36. 224 Patterson,R 237 Patton,S 246 Paulson,D 2I5, 225 Paulson,K 20l Paulus,D l63, 242 Pauly,B IO2, l56, 246 PawlowskiD 242 Payne,S l3l Pechtold,P 23l Peiffle,S 235 Pelton,K l54, 243, 27I Penick,J 27I Penno,D 27I Penvose,L 226 Pepoon,D 27I Peppler,J 229 Pera,M I39, 255 Peters,C 228 Peters,J 235 Peters,P I46 Peters,S 203, 271 Petersen,JK 244 Petersen,JE 234 Peterson,B 205, 27I PetersonD 76, 2l7 Peterson,J 224 Peterson,K 244 Peterson,M 206, 27I Petrasik,B I39, 255 Petsas,W 2l7 LPettegrewJ 226 Pettiefs,N 9l Pettiford,E H4, 246 Pfeifer,L l67 Pfeiffer,H I49, 233 Ohelan,P 2l8 Phillippe,R 238 Phillippo,L 27I Phillips,K 202 Piehler,B 23l Peoper,L 228 Pierre.C l06, 2I4, 27I Pioch,G 76 Piotter,J 203, 27I Pippenger,N 83. 94, l56. 247, 27I Plano, 84 Plaskota,A 232 Plaskota,T 244 Plese.S 2I2 Pless,L 227 Plikaitis,W I26, I27, I42 Podell,C 249 PoertnerR I27 Pohlman,J 84 Polaski,J 229 Pollitz,K 9l Polster,L 243 Polster,R 243, 27I Pomel,S I32 Poncedeleon,M 233 Pontious,V 247 Poppe,L I35, I37 Porter,K 201, 27! Porter,W 238 Postma,K 27I PotterJ I26 Powell,C 225 Prange,P IO2, 234 Prange,T 229 Price,D 80, I06, 2l7 Price,S 27I Prochaska,S 76 Prueser,T 239 PrustalskiJ 202 Pudlo,E 236 Puehn,C 239 Pugh,G 2I5, 27I Purdy,P 27I PurgatorieD 239 Purtell,S 245 Putra,B 246, 27I Pyritz,C 27I Q QueathemJ 207 QuiggD 96, 225 R Race,J 240 Race,N 203 Rachul,R 244 Radabaugh,A 249 Radke,J 200 Rafanelli,R 2l4 Ragland,T 27I Ramsel,F 243 Ramsey,.l 2l6 Raney,S I29 Raso,C 238 Rathke,M 27I Rau,J I27 Rauch,R 24l Raukar,M 76, l06, 2l4 Rauschert,C 5, I28 Rautenberg,R 2Il Reading,A 233 Reasoner,R 9I, 236 RedlitzD 233 Reeb,J I28, I35, 236 Reed,J ll4 Reed,L I68 Reft,R 246 Regan,M 225 Rehbein,R l30, I35, 246 Rehberg,G 272 Reid,V l32, l37, 254 Reidenbach,K 25l Reifke,K 2l4 Reimer,T 5, 209 Reinder,C I35 Remole,M 23l Remus,T I37, I40, 222 ' Rengstorf,L 78, 254 Rengstorf.R 202 Resner,C 272 Reuter,R 237 Reynolds,S I33, 224 Reznicek,B l0! 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Sandberg,L 78, 229 SanderD 272 SandersD 76, I08 Sanger,K l34 Santner,J 244 Saran,MA 83, 233 Saran,MF 202, 272 Sarkisian,A 2II Sasic,L 200 Sauer,R 257 Saver,R I29 Savich,C 226 Sayers,K I46, 232 Scalfani,J 2I4, 272 Scanlan,D 272 Schaefer,L 200 Schafer,S l37 Schaffner,E 239 SchaffrickJ 200 Schamens,J l37 Schaus,S 272 Scheck,A I54 Scheck,S l59, 243, 272 Schefle,T 2H Scheeler,K 229 ScheiderM 244 Scheiderer,B 23l Scheimann,A 272 Scheiwe,K 236 Schelle,M 215 Schellentrager,J 248 Scheneman,N 200 Scherban,T I36 Scherer,J 200 Scherette,$ 201 Scheyder,K 244 Schick,D 245 Schindler,W I34, 272 Schlicker,S 248 SchlieM 248 Schlobohm,$ 207 Schmalz,D l54, 207 Schmeckpeper,E 9I, I36, 272 Schmehl,L 247 Schmidt,B 249, 272 Schmidt,D 205 Schmidt,J 257 SchmidtM 232 Schmist,R 245 Schmidt,S I45, I63, 242. 272 SchmidtkeD 2l5 Schmidtke,L 230 SchmidtkeM l4l, 2I5, 220, 272 Schmiege,K 248 Schnack,K I65 Schnack,S 272 Schneiter,S 83, 202 Schnell,T 24I Schnepper,J 98 Schoech,A I29, l58, 256 Schoenbeck,$ I28 SchoenbohmM 76, 96, 2l0 Schoenfeldt.M 76 Scholl,P I25. 230 Schoon,E I64 Schoon,G I40 Schraub,D SchreiberD 2I8 DschreiberDJ 2l7 Schreiber.S 2IO, 272 Schroeder,A I28, I59, 24!, 242 Su:hroeder,AM I29 Schroeder,JD 228 Schroeder,JP l59 Schroeder,KA 272 Schroeder,R 0, 272 Schrcvll,S 76, 237 Schuc:hhardt,G 2l4 Schucknecht,M 207 SchudgeJ 257 Schuelke,M 204 Schuler,M 5, 227 Schulte,S 203, 220 Schultz,A I24 Schultz,J 98 Schultze,L 234 Schulz.AL I35, 20! 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Steinmann,J 233 Stek,S 165 Stephan,S 273 Stephan,T 135, 241 Stephens, J 249 Stephens,$ 153 Sterling,L 249 Stern,D 208 Sternitzke,L 128, 141, 251 Steskel,H 233 Stevens,M 231 Stiener,G 141, 273 StillwaterM I58 Stipp.P 94 Stirewalt,G 124. 233 Stirling,G 146 Stochel,R I64 Stocks,M I40 Stoehr,S 273 StoII,G I34 Stone,SC 136, 139 Stone,SE 136, 139 Stone,SL 233 Storgaard,K I40, 273 Stoskopf,C 247 Strains,T 244 Strasen,P 135, I44, 246 Strauss,T 130, 236 Street,W 96, 235 Strege,D 226 Streufert,V 106, 226 Stride,D 23l Strimbu,T I24, I42, 243 Stringer,C 209, 224 Strohmeyer,M 207 Strohschein,A 229 Strohschein,C 168 Strohschein,E 215 Strom,C 205 Stromquist,J 204 Stroud,V 230 Stuckey,T 239 Studebaker,M 243 Stueben.C 233 Stuef,K I28, I31, 212 Stuenke1.C 205, 273 Sullivan,C 250 Sullivan,R 108, 217 Sullivan,SL 273 Sullivan,SA 76, 108, 218 Sultan,M 152 Sundell,R 245 SundeII,S 237 Sunderman,J 218 Surico,D 126, 226 Sutley,L 151, 250 Sutter,K 20L 273 Svenkeson,B 80, 106, 244 Swanson,L 214 Swanson,N 134 Swanson,S 76. 210 Swart,C 249 SwearingenD 243 Swenson,R 83, 253 Szubra,S 231 Szymanski,H 144, 202, 273 T Taggf,G 243 Tashjian,E 214 Tasker,J 164 Tauber,J 164 Taylor,D I41 Taylor,K 230 Tegtmeier,M I31, 141, 273 Telechan,T 214 Telschow,D 132, 135 Telschow,S 135 Tepe,B 248 Tepe,M 233 Termont,A 205, 247 Terrell,T 133, 212, 236 Teschke,A 149, 273 Tesmond,A 245 Tews,C 233 Thacker,W 273 Thake,D 246 Thalmann,D 86, 156, 204, 273 Thibult,N 132 Thiele,J 76, 210, 274 Thielo,D I29, 214 Thielo,L 230 Thielo,LR 248, 274 Thinnes,D 234 Thomae,S 136, 234 Thomas,A 203 Thomas,.l 212, 274 ThomasMC I40, 257 Thomas,ML 167 Thompson,A 239 Thompson.L 205 Thompson,LA 249 Thompson,T 248 Thomsen,N 110, 217, 274 Thomsen,R 110, 217, 274 Thrasher,M 240 Thude,D 229 Thullen,J 274 Thune.M 241 Thune,P 106, 274 Thurber,G 140, 235 Tiebert,A 212 Tiebert,M 255 Tiedeman,V 139 Tiemann,D 214 Tiemann,J 224 Tietjen,L 245 Tilford,K 136 Timmons,S 238 Tobin,F 106, 243 Tombers.D 78, 94, 156 Tomlinson,R 210, 274 Toney,S 212 Toppen,J 234 Torcznski,C 252 Tormoehlen,C I48 Toth,D 225 Toweson,B 101, 244 TOWns,L'202 Tracy,S 137, 140 Trautman,R 126, 209 Trela,B 236 Tricebock,V 114, 234 Trivison,L 248 Trogdon,T 274 Trubey,R I32, I39, 243 Trudeau,J 137, 140 Trumper,D 127 Truttschel,K 94 Tryon,C 249 Tuomals,A 230 Tupper,B 98, 233 Turner,E 251 Turner,R 101, 218, 274 Turner,W 140 Tutwiler,D 129, 141, 212, 274 Tuuk,S 164 Twigg,T 241 Twitto,R 76, 131, 212 Tyndall,D 214 Tyson,J 225 U Uban.J.l34, 137 Uggerby,L 255 Uhlhorn,R 201 Uhlig,L 247 Uhrinak,A 229 Ulm,L 232 Ulrich,H 205 Ungar,N 227 Unland,B I29, I40 Urban,J 228 Urban,V 200 Urbanik,J 91 Urness,C 247 Uzelac,M 145, 256, 274 V Vai1,J 108. 242 Valentine,K 83, 246 VanParis,T 127, 203, 254 VanScotter,L 157 Vance,M 76, 202 Vanderburg,K 164 Vanderlin,K 78 Vandermeer,P 127, 274 Vandermolen,J 102, 203 VandewaterD 228 Vann,P 231 Vanreesema,M 205 Vansant,L 126, 216, 229 Vansickle,L 202, 247, 274 Vanweelden,M 203, 274 Varda,K 255, 274 Varvisotis,K 229 Vawter,W 274 Vazquez,E 229 Veale,L 128, 257 VeglioM I49, 274 Velepec,J 237 Velez,L 152. 255 Venit,S 108, 211 Vesta1,B 209 Victor,J 207 Victorn,A 203 Villafria,R 208 Vi11eneuve,G 203 ,VockeM I27 Vogelsang,R 212 Vogelsmeier,L I46, 274 Vogl,R 98, 115 Vogler,K 229 Volansky,M 83, 94, 151 Volkman,D 130 Volkman,J 83, 94 1V01kmann,P 23l Volom,M 203 Volz,R 257 Vonkampen,S 229 Voska,D 201 Voss,T 225 Votava,L I48, 247, 274 Vraney,T 246 W Wacker,T 246 Wacker,S 257 Waggoner,S I28, 247, 274 Wagner,E 207 Wagner,J 96, I26, 239 Wagner,R 242 Wahlgren,J 240 Wahlstrom,T 209 WaisempacherD 274 Walden,S 164 Waldschmist,M 207, 274 Walker,E 234 Walker,P 206, 251 Wall,C 230 Wallace,J 236 Wallace,L 200, 249 WallerJ 225 Wa110,K I42, 206 Walsh,A 229 Walters,M 231 Walters,S 231 Walther.AE I35, 249 Walther,AL I26 Walton,L 204 Wanamaker,C 204, 250 Wang,C 226 Warczak,R 242 Warmann,J 206, 274 Warrick,A 216, 229 Warsinski,M 224 Waschkies,K 257 Watson,W 131, 274 Wayne,J 110, 242 Weaver,C 224 Webb,S 76 Weber,B 209, 274 Weber,D 235 Weber,J 132, 135, 235 WegmanN 150, 201 WehkingD 257 Wehr,M 201, 247 Wehrenberg,J 274 Wehrmeister,A 78 Weigand,C 78, 227 Weimuller..1 237 Weil,P 101, 243 Wein,L 233 Weinhold,K 232 Weinhold,R I30, 246, 274 Weinrich,G 250 Weiss,A I35, I37 Weist,S 247 WelderD I26, 246, 274 Wellhausen,E 163, 241, 274 Wellsand,D 76 Welsh,B 274 Welsh,L 233 Wendt.R 212, 27$ Wennerstrom,A 207, 274 Wennerstrom,C 207 WentheD 148, 275 Wenzelberger,J 203, 275 Wertke,S 101, 244 Wertz,H 244 West,D 106, 129, 131, 214 West,P 231 Westerhausen,C 275 Westermeier,M 214 WestfallD 128, 224 Wetzel,V 229 Wetzstein,$ 249 Whelan,J 233 Whipple,S 158 White,B 275 White,C 228 White,R 218 White,S I30, 257 Whitmore.K 231 Whitton.l. I26, I27, 247 Wickboldt,R 106, 245 Wiechmann,C 78 WiedelmanM 275 Wiege1,G 225 Wier,D 226 Wieringa,S 143, 156 Wiese,K I37, 274 Wiese,S 86, I40 Wiest,J 149, 274 Wild,S 94, 227 Wilder,D 227 Wildgrube,LA 228 Wildgrube,LM 251 WildhageD 253 Wilhelm,H 136 Wilken,D 228 Wilkins,P 201 Wille,.1 202 Willhite,D 155, 252, 274 Williams,A 231 Williams,C 209 WilliamsD 244 Williams,J 227 Williams,MJ 203 WilliamsMA 209 Williams,P 28 Williams,R I32, I36, 275 Williamson,.1 106, 127, 241 Willut,L 204 Wilson,C 76 Wilson,J I26, 127 1 Wilson,M 233 Wilson,R 224 Wilson,T 201 Winn,E 249 Winter,5 76, 275 Wise,D 224 . .1 . a L wax. w Kr. QEMWM um M431; 5 28 S k I. m e e m m m I m d .d a i e r .m m c m m e m o o m m 5 t S a U oyce Obermeyer k .m S m 8 VI .0 .W K aren Allison 44 5-6? .5 A IDIHDWD DDIEIDIIWRV Dave Lange Pages.- 2. 3, 8, 24, 25, 44lm. 46t, 47r, 48b, 49r. 50, 54m, 55, 56, 5 7. 601, 6II, 64, 65, 66t, 6 7, 68b, 69b, 7lb, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79, 84, 85, 88, 89bl, 94, 95. 96, 97, IOO. l04m. IO5, IISbm, I2l, 02!, I23I, I4I, l44t, I46, I47, I50t, I53. l58b. l60b, I65, I98t, 220L Barb Moss Pages: 8b, 9, Dr, l3t, 44t, 45f, 51b, 54!, 70:, 7lt. 4, St, l24, l25, l28, I30, l32. l37t, l43b, l48t. l49b, l52, l60t, l74l, I75. l99b Additional Works: Doug Fox Pages.- 46, 47m, Glr, 63r, 123r. I30b. I44, l54m. l59, l62, l64b, 199t, l59. Pam Hyde Pages: 82, lb, DI, 33m. D6, D7, l29, l64t, l74b, I75t Tony VanParis Pages: ISOb, l5lb, l57 Jim Lyles Illustrations Pages: ll, 3l 286 Bob Potter Pages: l2t, l3, l6, I7, 295, 32, 33, 36, 37, 48L 60. 6lt, l23t, l6l, I98r, 253. Ellen Hughson Pages: l3l, 28th, 29t, 30, 42, 43, 44b, 45r, 50b, Slt, 54L 75t. ll3b. 131b, I32, l48b, l54, l58t, 234, 22Gb. Additional Works: Wendy Brusick Pages: 20, 2I. Tom Strimbu Pages: End Sheets, l22l. Rich Ploss Pages: 6. 7. AI Seib Pages.- 4, 5, IO. ll, l4, IS, IS, I9, 2lm, 22, 23, 26, 27, 28L 34. 35, 40, 4I, 52. 53, 58, 59. 62, 63, 66b, 68t, 69L 70b, 89H, 98, 99, IOS, IO4I, IOG. l07, l09. ll2tm, Il3t, l3lt. l34, I35, l36, l37, I38, l39, I40, I42, I43, I491, ISG, l63b. I72, I73, 22l, 276, 277, 286, 287, 288 By the time you read this Editor's Page I'll probably be pumping gas in Frankfort Illinois, so donlt bother to punish me for various crimes against journalism and or art that we may have committed. If there is a definite object to this Yearbook, it was to reflect the daily life of the Valpo student and show the many emotional faces of campus. We tried to incorporate an understanding of each person as an individual as well as a group member. And, of course, we tried to get everybody's mug in the book so that next year the opposite sex can decide whether to call you for a date! If you feel we've failed in any of these ideals and wish to ignore the book, let me suggest that you save the Beacon and burn it for heat next winter when the energy crunch hits again. I'd like to thank the people who helped make the Beacon for l978. This book is really a Bitch to put together- not to mention making it look good! were supposed to say that we enjoyed doing it- Let's just say it's done. The following people are responsible for helping me maintain my sanity. tDid I say thatD Joyce Obermeyer helped me in every section this year; she's just a girl who can't say no. Karen Allison said no all the time and then still came in to help. Wendy Brusick gave us fresh and exciting concepts in layout, and she wants me to say that we're all so happy here we ceuld just tYou're in college- fill in the blank yourselO Tom Strimbu and Rich Ploss kept my ego up and wasted my time every chapel break. My roommate Craig Edlin is a lousy secretary. And Gayle Fisher still goes out with me even though . . . lwant to especially thank George Strimbu for teaching me how to see, my Mother and Father for obvious reasons and my Grandma for helping me buy my first camera! tSeriouslyy Mike Hackelman our Jostens Yearbook Rep. really helped make this book work and deserves a big hand. A lot of people said I was crazy to take the job as editor of the Yearbook; they were correct. Maybe, because I am crazy I still believe that: uWhether we are laying brick, carpentering, serving the suffering or whatever may be our occupation, it is doing the undemanded things that offers the greatest satisfaction. the Chicago Tribune Editor- and- Chief mm m ii. .3... W . KEYSTONE STME 1,. . .o,-... .; ............- 61... .- ,1... ..- .n... . , N-Dj .. . 1w . . , Z; , ;- n.-. 341 o WA 5' sauna; 2DAT13Z IVERSIT JIWWIWWIWM 06 i .' ' r