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

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1979 volume:

workn'fiut, MW beginning! First impressions are lasting . . . , So the old story goes. How did we perceive Valpo initially? Those of us who were newcomers were filled with anticipation. Wanting to experience all that was here While we gave a part of ourselves. Some of us watched; others jumped right in. However we started, Ourvfirst year would set the tempo of future years, For those returning, the time was spent with old friends. And how we asked all those questions . e e . How many more autumns will I spend here? Where did the time go? Why did I return? Some of us didn't. But new friends filled the empty spots. Whoever we were, we created a new Valparaiso Community. Each of us, faculty, students, and staff offered his talents For the growth of the individuals within our community, By the time we read this Those talents will have combined to change each of us. Yes, the first impressions linger to remind us of our growth Judy L. Hayward Homecoming It is well known that V.U. has lousy concert facilities. Hilltop gym just doesn't hold very many people and it isn't the most accommodating place. V.U. also has a habit of losing money on their concerts This year was no exception. The Rich Little concert went $13,000 in the red. For those of us who could- remember back to the good old days of FtEO Speedwagon, Rich Little was a whole different show. It must have been a custodiants dream no liquor bottles and no ttfunny smoke! For those students lucky or rich enough to get front row seats tor at least on the floori it was probably worth it. Rich tfor 8.50 i figure youtre entitled to be on a first-name basisi did some pretty good impressions - his Jimmy Carter was funny and Humphrey Bogarte fans must have walked away fairly satisfied. It was a strange concert for a college campus - at least for Valparaiso - the majority of the audience was alumni or students with some kind of pull to get them in free or at least half price. Mostly it was calm - quite a change for those of us who could remember back to REO Speedwagon. COronotion Queen - lumn Hlmquilt King - Joron Renke: The mom; ' faces of Rich Little foll Somehow when the wind blows stronger My leaves tend to tighten their cling And asithey tighten, they crinkle and curl llWhy, one may ask, ndo you hold on so, When the freedom you seek is upon the cast of the windT' Hllm afraid to let go, responds the leaf, Hfor I do not Know where the wind will take me. I have seen the wind, I know where he goes. He climbs to the tops of mountains, He trips the sparkling streams, He kisses the cold noses and cheeks of children But he never stops, for when he does, he dies. Yes his life is within his movement And by this all know him For without the sWirl and with no rustle No words are said, no sound is heard. Listen, listen to the voice of the wind He is calling you Have no fear little one, For with him there is more to see There are valleys and mountains and trickling streams You must see all of these iFor I am strong, but I am rooted 3 here forever to hold to the beliefs of my freedom Now you little one must experience all thatl have seen And somewhere along the way, you too will settle On dry soil, on moist soil, whatever your fancy And there you will grow and spread your feet and wings 80 others of you may fly too. Go now . . . And the wind came and kissed the leaf IAnd happily it released its grip And sailed with the wind in a dance above the storm. Laura Krieger T2 routine 1 Since exams are a part of the college routine, the '79 Beacon staff designed a special multiple choice quiz for your enjoyment Take it at your leisure. 1. You walk into the bathroom at 7:15 am. and find all the showers busy. You: U yell HFirel , bi find three close friends and flush all the johns, cl announce to one of the show- ers iiYour time is up, please deposit 406: more for the next three minutes, dy return to your room and use your sink as a birdbath, ei go back to bed and think tlto heck with the 8 am. Biology class. . You have 15 minutes to get from your Spanish class in Meier Hall to speech in Bogarte. Halfway there it starts pouring rain. You: at enjoy getting drenched, dripping through class and catching pneumonia, bt duck into the nearest Mound Street fraternity and take your chances, ct hitch a ride with security, ch go home, back to bed and say to heck with the speech class. . After spending 3V2 hours in the library and finding nothing but 18th century German texts when you were looking for the latest issue of Sport's Illustrated you: a discover that the whole library is out being bound, except for the 18th century German texts, bl run outside for a quick dip in the Henry F. Moellering Memorial swimming pool, Ci decide to save money on Christmas cards and xerox your face, dl run across the street and say iiWhy me, Lord? . Your roommate and you decide to have a little wine with the supper you prepared. While enjoying the meal in your dorm room the RA. knocks at your door. You: a invite her in and get drunk together, m receive the dreaded pink slip and are sentenced by jude board to five years solitary confinement, oi yell through the door that your room has been quarantined due to the bubonic plague, di hide the bottle on your person and explain that you have a cancerous growth. . You walk into your room at 2:30 am. and find your roommate in bed with her boyfriend. You: a go into minor hysterios and threaten to call both their mothers, by say itexcuse me, wrong room , ci say, Hello, who is it tonight? , dt pretend it's the ocean lapping the shore and go on to bed. g1 gggzggzsauw blah - boring - bloh , 4 $3 mtg? ' 321mg From beneath my cover of white I lie awaiting the wakening of my frozen heart. My soul longs to be warmed by your rays. Held in the promise of growth beyond. My naked life seeks to stretch And live in the peace Which reaches above in light. Laura Krieger 33 GOG KWQ onxietg ODD it strikes the week after homecoming and some- n; - times sooner. It begins to gnaw a hole in the pit of your stomach and suddenly you notice a change in the spirit of the whole campus. A tense, restiveness covers V.U. like a blanket. Students stop smiling and laughter is replaced by the sound of a typewriter or long sigh at 4 am. And there isn't any Iet-up in sight! itts the long grind until Thanksgiving. Week after week brings paper after paper or exam after exam or lab after lab. instead of rehashing last weeks social happenings with friends, you compare schedules to see who has the most to do and thus deserves the greatest amount of sympathy. And every year the same question is repeated. HWhy do we have to wait until Thanksgiving for a break? All we ask is for a couple of days off in October. PLEASE! 17 W? W Wig; i We call the building by any number of good and bad names. Formally it is known as the Chapel of the Resurrection. At var- ious times it has also been referred to as the Liturgical Field- house and the Resurrection Hotel. Seating over 3,000 people, it seems a little large to be dubbed the Chapel. Did you hear that it's sinking? Some people say it is, some say it isn't, and some say it was but now its stopped. Those that say its sinking maintain it will probably crumble in about 100 years. Now wouldn't that be a waste of millions of dollars? If nothing else, you must admit that its at least a beauti- ful building. The design and construction are modern but for some reason I always feel as if I have been transported back a few centuries and am attending service in a medieval cathedral. Lots of people complained this year about having to juggle three books to get through a service. But have you noticed how the hymns don't seem to sound quite as beautiful anywhere else? And where else could you go and have a sermon tailored to get you through mideterms? Somehow, whether you're a Lutheran or not, or whether or not you even care about any church, the chapel manages to teave a lasting imprint in the heart or the soul or the memory. It can be an escape, a place to run to when we have to get out of Small Town, U.S.A. and the rigors of college life. The university is even kind enough to provide cheap transportation to and from the Windy City most Saturdays .We go there to see a play, take in a concert, shop, eat, or just look around an xqem w xv n It's a city ablaze with life and lights and it's beautiful to behold in its architecture and outdoor works of art. But 3 Chicago is also very cold and stark. You can pass thousands of l people in the shadow of splendid buildings in mutual oblivion. Surrounded and jostled and pushed by human bodies on all sides, yet you're completely alone. The beautiful buildings are so tall and so grey and they make you seem so small. And have you noticed that the sky is never as blue as it is in Valpo and how at night you rarely see the stars? Chicago, as all large cities, is a study in contrasts. There's the wealth of Michigan Avenue and the extreme poverty of projects such as Cabrini Green. Women in furs pass drunken D beggars. KI Some of us leave Valpo and start our post college existence there. Some of us never get closer to Chicago than Valparaiso. Some of us never see beyond the physical apparition of buildings of various hues and heighths sandwiched between the Dan Ryan and Lake Shore Drive. And some of us grow to hate the monstrosity on the lake front. No matter how we feel about Chicago and cities in general we canit escape their influence and legacy. And if we only open our minds a place like Chicago can tell us and teach us more about life and survival than four years of lectures, labs and textbooks can begin to unravel. 5 g. 3 ?u mg. the put my. , 4 t5: Still I wonder how it is to be a stream, From a dark weli constant flowing, Winding seawards over ancient mossy wheels Yet feel no need of knowing? Still I wonder how it is to be a tree, Circled servant to the seasons, Only drink on sky and rake the winter wind And need no seal of reasons? e Still by Peter Sinfield t? 1973 by Manticore Records Limited we can't help but wphder... Still I wonder why I wonder why lim here All my words just the shaft of my flail As I race o'er this beautiful sphere Like a dog who is chasing his . . . Tailors and tinkers, princes and Incas, Sailors and sinkers, before me and like Still I wondered how it is to be a bird Singing each dawn's sweet effusions; Flying far away when all the world has stirred Yet seeks no vain conclusions . . . Still I wonder if I passed some time ago As a bird, or a stream, or a tree? To mount up high you first must sink down low Like the changeable tides of the Caesars and Pharoahs, prophets and heroes, Poets and hobos, before me and after me all the Painters and dancers, mountainside chancers, Merchants and gamblers, bankers and ramblers, Winners and losers, angels and boozers, Beatles and Bolans, raindrops and oceans, Kings, pawns and deacons, fainthearts and beacons, Caesars and Pharoahs procrastination... How does that saying go? I'd like to procrastinate, but I keep putting it off. We all do it e some of us more than others. It's amazing the amount of timportant, things we can find to do before succombing to the call of the books: munching out, washing the dishes twhatm, watching Mork and Mindy, doing the laundry which , actually should've been done a week ago, and let's not forget the importance of maintaining a social life. But suddenly we become overwhelmed with guilt and it's back to the books once again. After all, that term paper that was assigned three months ago is due tomorrow and the library is onty open for another hour and you still have to find some understanding soul to type it up . . . The pressure mounts and we think we wontt make it, but we get our work done mot necessarily on time and can rest in the knowledge that we have a few more hours to take full advantage of our favorite procrastination ploys before cramming for that mid-term at 1:20 tomorrow. recreation There are times when we all have to relax. The best times always seem to be while the weather is nice when we can escape to the dunes on the shores of Lake Michigan or maybe just out our back doors at Flint Lake. Studying always seems easier when it's coupled with the warm rays of the .sun. 80 after you've seen pictures of tall and winter here's a last warm glance looking backwards and forwards to summer. Where would we be without our friends? Who would go to Donut Hut with us at 3 a.m.? Who would listen to our crises while unstudied notes for an impending ekam threaten a crisis of their own? Who else would we drink with, cry with, laugh with, love? Who else would care? Friends. They make Valparaiso a welcome sight. They turn Lankenau, Scheele, Brandt or Guild into home. They share good experiences and they provide a shoulder to cry on when we fail. They last a lifetime. 33 may;kmuuuuuuuuuuuauuuIl51i na wiiiiiium udiiluuiualliiiiiiiliiiiiiwIHIEIIIEBIEE kLEWHEIHHIEIEEFIEEEEUIQEA RKHRBWFJU' ' :QnBEQJA Transportation. Getting around. Wheels. Escape! A necessity 01 life Valparaiso is a nice university but the walking confines of Miller's, Sambo's and downtown will drive you nuts after a while. So it's nice to be able to take off for Southlake or the dunes or just Perkins in your own dream machine. affectionately dubbed Eliot, Heathcliff or whatever. Of course sometimes the best we can afford is limited to two wheels land occasionally just oneD but even they allow us to meander through the countryside on a warm afternoon. And when we're limited to two wheels, we seldom en- counter difficulties like the one below! s g mORE , TRHDITIO f After that lasi page. one, might think mat life here at Valpo Is all fun and games. that is, of course. if he has never had ma full VaIpo experience. Yes. there Is another less pleasant skis to this tevlaw of our traditions. Every- one has felt the frustration at the bi-annual ritual called r'a'g'istfatlon. Andc'ertainty all of us know the economic crisis encountered twice a year at the hook stare. Another tradition Worth: forgettlng are thosevall 100 common late nights of stady on- fOr that matter; study 5h general. Valparaiso hasalso come'up .withra real wlnner in its mgal glean. It Woukld have been'marntjoned on the previous good traditions. page. but a poll was takan and. by a voteof 99. 1. lt's'aydefinlteybad. Also included on this page are photographic tributes to the tradition of laundry and to the traditional dust phantom who, as we all know, has taken uppermanant residence In the university dorms. Finally; and $1me ndt me Easy is me traditionally gwful weathar; And about mat, the less said the betten . I 1 , $1: a k :4'nnEgllvgf: qililln IWMEpn 5:45 JMNIMIRB mHktiBHBiEMZHK W m hm mu m: 1 ?:A an Fm 4. .2453 warm: Mlmt hmmm 1m ' , :5: u 0 mam, Iran HIV mi? wt 1!? v ARISING m the EAST, . .1 429...... H work out .nnnng Iiillliilitll ? This is obviously the beginning of the sports section. V.U. isn't exactly known as tough competition in the sports arena. However, we must call to mind that we are an academic institution without the budget and time to grind out No. 1 teams of the caliber of some of our neighbors. Also we should consider that our athletic facil- ities often leave some- thing to be desired. Even at all that, we managed to have a very exciting football season and woments tennis and basketball had satis- factory records. Thrilling finishes wiflr a 5 - game win meek i dissolve info sad momem and a few glorious memories . . . . 52 Golfer: S'arprise conference Rival: Gaining maturity and poise with each match, the young VU Golf team showed talents at Conference. After previously bowing to tough teams from Butier and Evansville, the golfers bounced back to finish ahead of them at Conference, taking third place. Anchored by senior Captain John Wayne, the starting five included Mark Simons iJrJ, Paul Krentz Uni, Glenn Gilmmore iSophJ, and Mark Mandich iFm. Mandich had low stroke average, and junior Mark Lemons received all- confer- ence honors with his eighth place finish. He had rounds of 81-80. New Coach Dick Fick will have a strong team next year with all but Captain John Wayne returning. 1st Row: Eugene Moryi, Don Schoenheider, Gary Meyer. Paul Krentz. 2nd Row: Mark Mandich, John Wayne, Kevin Kenning, Bob Parsons, Glen Gilmmore. 53 54 Little is heard around campus about cross country. While last year's record was 3-2, a successful season, it remained unheralded. Perhaps, as Vic Fitz remarks, You can't be out for glory. Cross country running is the hardest, most punishing thing I've ever done. But, when you run your reward is the pride and personal satisfaction You've proved yourself YOUVE DONE ITF' 1st Row: Luke Curtis, Andy Banks, Tim Bumber, Dave Joseph, Svenkeson, Dave Price, Scott Chase, Dave Halter, Phil Koenig, Torn Kilcoyne, Kent Chase. 2nd Row: Coach Kim Bodily, Brett Doug Tryloff. 55 Left to right: How 1-Barb Hypes, Diane Tomky. Row2 - Mary Ellen Volansky, Mary Bohning, Sue Bobo, Jean Candy Kraft, Laurel Lindschau, Regina Berg, Laurie Ap- Rengstorf, Sara Muntiu, Sandy Schneiter, Pam Albrecht, pleton, Ruth Haenel, Gigi Gloe. Julie Huener, Melinda Coach Melanie Coyle. Zeitler. Flow 3 - Lisa Ensley, Cyndi Murphy, Zoe Brandt. The women's volleyball team ended up a ,500 ball club after meeting a challenging schedule of 28 matches. The team took first place in district competition but suffered two quick losses at the state tourney to finish their season. Co-captains and most-valuable players, Sandy Schneiter and Pam Albrecht, will be the only seniors the team will miss next year. Six of the remaining ten varsity players are soph- omores which keeps hopes high for the 1979 season. Sue Bobo slammed a season high 82 spikes, while Sandy took team honors with the most ace serves. Sue, Sandy and Lisa Ensley executed the top blocking performances. Coach Melanie 00er selected freshman Ruth Haenel as most improved player. 56 f?! ?E :55 thm .363;ij 57 The 1978 season proved to be another successful year for the Valparaiso women's tennis team Strong teamwork and dedication brought the team many individual and team recog- nitions. The women won the Notre Dame Invitational for the second year in a row and also placed fifth in state com- petition. Sophomore Patricia Giannis and Senior Lee Ann Berning retained their title as the Indiana State Doubles Champions and are looking to maintain their title of Mid- west Regional Champions this spring. Giannis placed second in state singles play. Another doubles team composed of Dina Johnson and Laura Sanders captured the second doubles divi- sion state title. The entire team, including Coach Michelle Geltman, is pleased with the season and is looking forward to competing in spring regionais. e e Left to right: How 1- Lisa Gast, Dina Johnson, Mary Harring, Koki Coach Michelle Gelfman, Sue Jenny, Patty Giannfs, Barb Bittman, Meitz, Jean Weil, Theresa Wilson, Lee Ann Berning. How 2 - Tracy Vraney, Lisa Huizenga, Laura Sanders Another fwinging feojon ! TENNIf 59 nThe Kids played a brilliant game e the first time they put the physical and mental aspects together. A fine, fine game of hockey? -Coach Nancy Stein This quote came after a losing game against Northwestern. It indicates the determination with which the women's 1978 field hockey team played. Their record was 1-11-3, not too good, yet the team played under the disadvantage of a great diversity in player skili. Eight of the fifteen team members had no previous playing exper- ience. The highlight of the season was the se- lection of five Valpo players to teams in the North Central College Tournament. These piayers were: Carmen Lis and Deb Kerr - first team; Kelly Vanderlin and Lisa Sandberg - second team; Deb Kutzmann - alternate. From here one Valpo team player, Deb Kerr was selected to play in the National tournament. The 1978 season was full of ups and downs, excitement and controversy, yet the potential was there, and the future for the women's team looks good. Lef! to right: How 1 - Anne Rogers, Camille Andrus, Kelly Vanv derlin, Lisa Sandberg. Deborah Kretzmann, Carolyn Scheyder, Judy Smith, Kim TruttscheL Row 2 - Sharon Knorr, Jemetta Williams, Barb Pauly, Sharon Jack, Jackie Stone, Sheila Nolting, Carmen Lis, Deborah Kerr, Coach Nancy Stein. Missing - Chris Wiechmann. FIELD HOCKEY Dimppoinring feoxon 61 8066M... A IEAM ON ME mg 62 1st Row: rL-FU Rich Langley, Pete Tselepis, Bob Russell, Terry Keating, Hisao Kobayashi, and Greg Piano. 2nd Row: rL-Rl Mark Miller, Mitch Blose, Bab Carlson, Roland Bellman, and Claude Childers. The Valparaiso Soccer Club did not have one of their better seasons this year, finishing with a record of 2-4-3, However, the club did much better than their record shows. Three of the losses came to two of the best teams in the state, Notre Dame ttwicel and Purdue ioncel. The Crusaders nearly upset Purdue. competing in a match that was ended at 2-0. In addition, the season was marred by many injuries, as two players were unable to play after the first game. Bob Carlson was the leading scorer again this year. Bob is also one of the three seniors who will be missed next year, the others being Bob Russel and Claude Childers. These three have been playing for the club ever since their freshman year, and they have contributed greatly in building up the soccer program at Valpo. it was another year without a coach and little financial help. Next year this will all change as Soccer at Valparaiso will be- come a Varsity sport. Left to right: Bob Russell, Bob Carlson, Claude Childerse 63 FROM 7H5 INTRA MUM! 1 - 3105 or 7.95 FIHD. Intramurals are an important part of life on campus. offering a variety of activities such as tennis, football, bowting, volleyball,soccer, and basketball. The intramural sports provide a healthy outlet after the hours spent studying, but equally as important is the fraternal spirit found in each activity. No one can deny the competitive drive for the top A spirit found drifting everywhere, from the halls of fraternities, down through the wings of the dorms. re 64 65 66 3,, ., ammo cRusADERV$ ooooop - com! lip 69 MMMM 0mm FOR mg FWIIRE Freshmen Jeff Markles, Jeff Simons, and Kevin Gingrich will head up one of the best teams that Valpo has seen in quite a few years. 60 Guard Markle and 6'6 forward Simmons are already among the top point-getters on the squad, behind leading scorer Nolan Petties. There are three seniors on ......... the team and although this season proved to be a rather disappointing one, Head Coach Ken Rohlitz will bring in a more mature and balanced team next year. Floor: Asst. Coach Dick Fick, Jeff Markle, Greg Dobbs. James Macahon, Nolan Penies, Jim Gorrasso, Jack Sickles, Kevin Gingrich, Asst. Coach John Spezia. Top How: Asst, Coach Joe Otis, Rick Kriss. Craih Maass, Val Martin, John Ploetz, Max Kipfer. Bob Reasoner, Jeff Simmons, Ken Pollilz, Head Coach Ken Flochlitz. 70 1117 1 11 1111 1' 1' 11111 11.111111111111111111111111111 111 II 11 1111111111 1 1111111 111111 1 11111111111 1111111 11 1111111111 1111111111111 111111111111 11111111111111 .. 11111111 1111111 73 How 1: Jim Blake, Pat Hart, John Doperalski, Larry Swanson, Steve Pease, Gary Doss, Matt Branning How 2: Coach Don Drinkhahn, Dan Parker,Dan Quigg, Ray Olsen. Bob Hookman, John Wagner, Ron Welker. Asst. Coach ArvH Howe. 74 Wresflm 70m ll Around... The season looked like it was going to be one of those long ones when, after the first five meets, the Crusaders record stood at 0-5. But then things turned around, with Valpo winning the next three out of four. The team has proven itself to be a strong and determined unit. Highlights of the season thus far are 158 lb. fresh- man, Matt Branning, who goes into the conference with a 10-4-1 record, 4 pins. Another freshman, 134 lb. Gary Doss, has a 11-6-1 record with three pins. S'Ireamlined for Conference xix HI iii I. . 4i In How 1: Brian Toweson, Joel Bretscher, Scott Wertke. Row 2: Mr. Ed Moiitor. Greg Streder, John Janiga, Bill Oliver. Dave Franks, Greg Smith, Martin Van Leeuwen. How 3: Sue Lawrence, Chris Keller, Mike Winereen, Tom Beeching, Tim Hannon, Karl Keller, Seth Bretscher, Kim Bodily, The Hartland Collegiate Conference is the goal for Men's Swir'nming after a disappointing season thus far. Brothers Joel and Seth Bretscher will lead the way, having both set school records. Senior Co- captain, Joel set the 200 backstroke record with 2204.9, and freshman, Seth shattered the Individual Medley record with a 200.8 time. The season was marked with personal improvement, and a promising future with two graduating seniors, Joel Bretscher and HWertz Wertke. 76 Swim Team Row 1 . Anne Ross Sue Souffram, Laura Jolty. Pam Prange Barb F'auley Joanne Leonard. Row 2 - 7, Pam Ross, Barb Hall, Carol Gehrig, Chris Carson, Leah Dhonau, Misty, Kim Veery. Linda Hammerer, Kim Boddy woacm HOld Swimmers never die. they just become swim coaches. 78 Swimming is Seeing the ttcivilian zombies when you get out of morning practice at 7:30 am. A Valentine's serenade from your coaches. Meeting new people. Making a goggle toss without being able to see the flags. Making it through 2 hours dodging the icebergs in the cold water. Breaking a record. Trying to find a restaurant in Wisconsin. Diving in a green suit. Renewing high school acquaintances on opposing teams. Revealing your true hair color tred, Carolm Being able to count past 2 woanne and Pamn Making a National cut and starting Spring Break a week early. Having a birthday party 8 months early! Getting a coach the day the season starts. Saying Hwhat? Doing your best time. R.B.l.ts tRoaches Bashed Int Having friends to play with between events tSueD Winning a meet. Divers target practicing. Weak kidneys on a hardset. Living in the pool. Dying in the pool. 79 Monkeying Around Gymnojriu HThis year we were mainly concerned with building up the team, During training the first semester, we had a very small team under the coaching of Debra Howe. Deb left before second semester and Caren Clausen took over the gymnastics team for the important second half of the season. Several new girls joined the team including Lynann Huisinga, Laura Heas, Ann'Kapira and Laurie Moeller. It was a difficult job for Caren to come in the middle of the year to a team trained by someone other than herself. Although Valparaiso was unable to win as a team against tough competition from other colleges, they were able to place individually in many events. W mu... . u... . Awaailii Gymnastics team: How 7 - Barb Wilioughby, Julie Veatch, Tina Grimes Row 2- Ruth Moody, Renee Mahala, Debra Howe moacm, Lauren Dobberteen, Janet Schnepper, 81 82 a , 4 i i ,, S. agent v .- N 2am, v.?m. A. i L I fix; , W Basketball team: How 1- Mary Ellen Weller, Carmen Lis, Carol Wigent, Laurie Appleton, Deb Kerr, Sandy Nelson, Penny Lohrei. H0w2- Jeni Griffith, Julie Heuner, Sheila Nolting, Barb Goodrich. Sharon Jack, Joan Heidmann, Melinda Zeitier, Verneesa, Sue, How 3- Lisa Stange, Aileen Buckley, Sheryl Wild, Mary Bohning, Mary Ellen Volansky, Lisa Ensley, Denna Morton, Sandy Harms tcoachi. The '78-'79 Womenis basketball season has H ' X come to a close. I can only reflect on what has a ' happened and dream about what can be. Please excuse me for writing in first person, but playing basketball here has been a personal experience, It has been a long slow struggle to get where we are now, but I don't think any of us would trade our experiences. Finally, after some disappointing seasons we have reached the point of being true contenders. No longer can otheu teams overlook us or take us lightly. We are talented, smart, weII-coached and above all - we are a team! Everyone contributes and helps out. We have as much team depth as any team in the state. However, if we lack one big ingredient for being champions it is that'of confidence in ourselves. Four years of playing basketball has been many things - work, fun, frustration and excitement. I personally don't remember specifics - certain plays or final scores seem to fade away. But what always remains is the feelings, emotions and satisfaction of having played as hard as we possibly could. The people, the caring, the desire, the support, but most of all, the friendship - that is V.U. basketball. Sandy and Miss Brown because of the time, effort and caring they have put into the program have brought us a iong way. Now it is up to us to consistently do our jobs and put into practice what they have taught us. Penny Lohrei tTo Squirt and Buck: Take good care of leather for med Women? Boxketboll: building Confidence TENNIS , ANYONE .7 Left to right: first row - Coach Greg Smith. Scott Armbrust, Mark Roscoe, Captain Kevin Beste, Dan Marchuk, Steve Hill. SecondHow- Roy McNitt. Bill Adams, Bob Kramer, Lauren Griffith, Jeff Gehm, Bill Berning. V.U.'s 1978 tennis season proved to be a productive one, closing with an admirable 7-5 record. The netters' attack was well-balanced, and freshmen like Bob Kramer added a powerful punch. Kramer racked up nine wins against two losses and combined with five other freshmen to total 24-7. With only one graduating player. V.U.'s tennis team will be a dynamic one to watch in the coming season. 84 wmmmww wnmnm u W Left to right: How 1. Frank Tobin, Doug Paulus, Robert Balgeman, Man Cowell, Tom Kilcoyne, Todd Hetming, Phil Carducci, Don Currie, Garrett Smith. Row 2- Coach Paul Giesey, Bob Hammond, Dave Grim, Brett Svenkeson, Rich Turner, Roger The Valpo track team turned up a fine season in '78. The team record of 1-0 leaves much unsaid. Like the DePauw Invitational where V.U. placed 6th out of 16 teams. At Little State, the runners took 7th out of wichbolt, Luke Curtis, Mark Fisher, Joe Zmuda, Vic Streufert. Row 3- Phil Koenig, Compton Pierre, Dave Janzow, Chris Weaver, Dave Halter, Lance Koesch, Dave Joseph, Tom PIaha, Glen Calhoun. 20. These, however, were not the only bright spots for the season. They were heightened by such individual performances as Tom Kilcoyne's, who set a new school record for the mile run with a time of 4213.0. 87 88 Qrusaders hope fof79 comeback . Left to right: How 1 - Coach Rick Ferchen. Dan Legler, John Sim- mons, Chris Peters, Lloyd McClendon, Ted Serbin, Tom DeLattre. Mark Lemons, Ron Rosenbaum, Jamie Macahan. Raw 2 - Coach Emory Bauer, John Vail, John Belskis, Dick Sullivan, Eric Alcott, Bill Farina, Nils Boyer, Ray Merola. Pat Phelan, Derrel Sanders, Paul Although V.U.'s 1978 baseball team had a rough season, finishing with 10 wins and 19 losses, it was not without its bright moments. Ron Rosenbaum batted .358 and close behind was Ray Merola at .353. Jamie Macahon, most valuable player, Herzog. How 3 - Paul Grotelueschen, John Oelschlager, Mark Cun- ningham. Arlyn Pifer, Steve Venit, Mark Schoenfeldt, John Shelton, Jeff Smith, Jim Tyson. How 4 - Coach Bob Skaltsas, Cortie Wilson, John Krenzke, Jeff Grayson, Pete Alfieri, Steve Bottom, Tom Balge- man, Steve Oien. compiled an earned run average of 1.88 and . recorded five wins against three losses. The Crusaders had several returning players, and with a spirit that couldn't be kept down, expected to make a comeback in '79. m 89 We decided to call this section of the book Something to do because thatls what its about. Most of what you'll find in the next several pages are group shot after group shot. That can become dreadfully boring unless you're involved in some of the groups andlor you have friends and acquaintances who are involved. If you arenlt pictured in this section you may feel free to use it as an index or guide to possibilities for next year. After all, you didnlt come to college for purely academic reasons, did you? Everyone needs something to do besides homework just to maintain their sanity. In this section all kinds of activities are offered, so you should be able to find something no matter what your persuasion. Now, donit try to make any excuses about being too busy to get involved. Look upon these activities as valuable experience that will never be forgotton. Consider the cOntribution you're making towards the betterment of life at Valparaiso. Look at it any way you want but don't sit on your duff for four years, lomething to do ' 92 Publications Committee on Broadcasting ....................... 93 Committee on Publications ........................ 93 WVUR management .............................. 94 WVUR .......................................... 94 Torch ................................... 1 ........ 95 Lighter .......................................... 95 BEACON ................ . ........................ 96 Religious Ushers .......................................... 97 Acolytes ................................ ; ........ 97 Chapel Receptionists ............................. 98 Altar Guild ....................................... 98 One in the Spirit ................ 1 ................. 99 Christian Legal Society ............................ 99 Lutheran Youth Encounter ...... - .................. 100 Thunderhouse ................................... 100 Residential Ministry ..... . ........................ 101 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship ................... 102 Campus Life ................................... 102 Cultural Choral Society .................................. 103 Marching Band .................................. 104 Marching Band Council .......................... 105 Crusaderettes .................................. 105 Civic Orchestra ................................... 106 University Choir ................................. 108 Schola Cantorum ......................... . ....... 1 08 Chamber Singers ................................ 109 Sigma Alpha Iota ...................... ' .......... 109 Chamber Orchestra .............................. 110 Jazz Band ...................................... 111 Symphonic Band ............................... 112 American Guild of Organists ..................... 112 V.U. Players .................................. 113 Governance Student Senate . .' ............................... 111r Executive Board ................................. 115 Black Caucus .................................. 116 Inter-Residence Hall Activities Committee .......... 117 Committee on Residence ......................... 117 Senior Class Steering Committee .................. 118 Committee on Off-Campus and Commuter Students . 118 Union Board ................................... 119 Honor Council .................................. 119 INDEX Honoruries Alpha Lambda Delta .......................... 120 Mortar Board ................................ 120 Society of Collegiate Journalists ................ Green Thumb Club ........................... 121 KappaOmicronPhi ........ 122 Pi Sigma Alpha ............................... 122 Eta Sigma Phi ................................ 123 Alpha Epsilon Delta ........................... 123 Phi Alpha Theta .............................. 124 Gamma Theta Upsilon ........................ 124 Tau Beta Pi .................................. 125 Other Groups Union Staff .................................. 125 Dance Club .................................. 126 Fellowship of Christian Athletes ................ 126 American Society of Civil Engineers ............. 127 American Society of Mechanical Engineers ...... 127 General Engineering Society ................... 127 Physics Club ................................. 128 Geography Club .............................. 128 Forensics ..................................... 128 Student Social Work Organization .............. 129 Valparaiso International Students Association ..... 129 The Association of Business Students ........... 130 Journalism Society ............................ 130 Women's Service Organization ................. 131 Alpha Phi Omega ............................. 131 Biology Club .................................. .132 Chemistry Club ............................... 132 Science Fiction Club .......... ' ................. 133 Foreign Students Association ...............;.. 133 Student Nursing Association ................... 134 Speech and Hearing Association ................ 134 Home Economics Association .................. 135 Physical Education Majors ..................... 135 COB: Left to right, Seated- Dr. Ray Robinson, Dr. Merlyn Vocke, Standing- Bill Plikaitis. John : , . Wilson, Carol M4 W YW ' Griffin, Debbie memy . ; ' Reimer, Laura ' Johnson, Roland Benman COP: Left to right, Flow 1. Lori Pless, Card Griffin, Joyce Obermeyer, Row 2- Su Holman, Jeff Smith, Deb Girton, How 3 Prof. Lasky, Paul Henry, Vic FitzA 94 WVUR MANAGEMENT: Left to right, How 1- Laurie Johnson, JoAnn Campbell, John Hurlbut, Deb HDJ Riemer, Ross HRud LaMar, How 2- HScoop Art Walther, Scoof' Scott Harms, HDyno Don Krueger, W.D Bill Plikaitis, Chuckles Rupprecht. Roland Bellman Missing: John Wilson, John Pennington, AI Shepard, Dave Lindstrom, WVUR: Left to right, How 1 weaned; Art Walther, Bob Patrick, Bill Plikaitis, Bob Wichlinski, John Hurlbut, Ross LaMar, Deb Riemer. How 2- Rae-Ann Johnson, Jeanne Pepmer, June Gump, Laurie Johnson, JoAnn Campbell, Judy Bosen, Karen Erks, Tom Grill, Steve Oien How 3- Doug Kruithof, Jeff Semenak, Katie Shearer, Sonya Lott, Mary Kay Floros, Martin Maola, Pam Hyde, Jeff Velepec. Row 4 Mark Wilkins, Don Schoenheider, Scott Harms, Paul lndorf, Renee Reff, Lori Vansam, ?, Dan Wuerdeman, Ken Miller, Row 5- Jim Magee, 7, Don Balton, Dwight Pallmeyer. Rich Gruhlke. Roland Bellman, Mike Hackbert, Chuck Rupprecht Don Krueger, Russel, Tom Madden. TORCH: Left to right, Seared Nancy Allison, sports editor; Durwin Long. advertising manager; Jana Stade, general editor; Jeff Smith, editor-inhchief; Jon Siess, general editor. Standing- Dan Friedrich, general editor; Deb Redman, advertising asst; Amy Johnston. advertising asst: Scott Holste; Dave Surioo; Mike Denny, photographer, LIGHTER: Left to right, Sue Bailey, asst. ednor; Su Holman, editor-in-chief; Anne Guide, asst. editor. 95 The Beacon is: al a stupid name for a yearbook, bl a bunch of wild and crazy people, cl we don't really know, we're only in it for the money, dl something to keep the men of Phi Sigma Epsilon busy in their spare time, el Angiels red light emporium, fl the beautiful people looking for some excitement, gl a small, extremely inadequate office in the Union, hl Dave Lange's harem, ll Joyce Beat 0 Obermeyerls life, D Barb Mossl ulcer, kl all of the above. l BEACON: Left to right, How 1- Tom Galusha, photographer; photographer, Len Nelson, senior ed, and photographer; Sam Rodney Lowe, organizations edl; Mark Loverde, photographer; Partee, faculty ed; Rae-Ann Johnson, dorms ed.; Dave Lange, Judy Hayward, writer, Flow 2- Patty Binz, photographer; Julie asst. photography ed; Doug Falk, sports ed. Missing Barb Moss, Liesse, greeks edt; Angie Landman, faculty edl; Margit Remole, photography edl; Brenda Latzke, woments sports ed.; Alexis photographer; Joyce Obermeyer, editor; Cathy Danz, organizations Wozniak, advertising ed. ed; Row 3- Steve Toney, photographer; Tom Ferrebee, 96 Religiounnnnnnn . g - w- . . NM 2 , V ' W A v-;...;:::: A? mt . i mm mm, 2 , - .m w m; M. $ V; w... v A a i 7 O' . J USHERS: Left to right, Row 1 along railingr Karen Dikeman, Holly Halligan, Lynn Sutley, Karen Nickoloff, Linda Pieper, Nancy Carson Row 2- Sara Hambright, Cindy Peters, Tim Meyer, Becky McFarland. Row 3 Rick Kiafehn, Rich Novotney, David Dover, David Westfall. n: my Ficolytes ACOLYTES: Bottom to top- Kyle Marowske, Deb Buchheit, Doug West uhe bossL James Koerner, MJke Porter, Paul Nuechterlein, Tom Rudolph, Frank Borst, Dave Telschow, John Vail, David Vaiemine, Paul Malkin, Bruce Glaser. 97 CHAPEL RECEPTIONISTS; Left to right. I I Kneeling- Ranelle Timm, Mary Burce, Amy Bentley, Laura Amell. Standing- 0 Q I at Marilyn Feldhaus, Carla Ellison, Anita Redweik, Peggy Favoriie, Student Co-or- dinator; Cindy Martin, Jody Geerdes. Filtur Guild: ALTAR GUILD: Left 70 right, How 1-Becky Howen, Bonnie Zimmerman, Group Leader Row 2. Ruth Volz, Mary Chvosta, MeriBeth Herzberg, Chairman; Heidi Kupke. How 3- Deb Law- rence, Cindy Peters, Julie Mertens, Group Leader. Missing Paula Bramstedt, Bev Schmidt, Angie Schoech, Group Leader; Joyce Clark, Sue Edstrom, Erika Mittelstaedt, Kit Kleim hans, Chris Raess, Sharon Knott, Helen Alfred Group Leader; Sue Smith, Cathy Adams. 98 One in the Spirit The Valparaiso University Christian organization coordinating council. ONE N THE SPIRIT: Left to right, Row 1- Mike McClew, wYEx David Ruisard 0W; Tom Anderson $NTH; Row2-John Ward Mt-Largex Dave Foelber $NTFX Cindy Donnell mam- pus Lifey Sue Wahlgren mt- Largey Row 3-Bill Schwochow Mes. Mind; Bob Smith mom. of Christ's Lovey R Weinhold Mes. Minj; Barb Tepe Ghun. derhousey Missing: Tim Strauss aYEx Connie Miller Mes. Minj; PepperGoad mhn Leg. Socj; Kim Melton mamw pus Lifex CHR. LEG. 800.: Left to right, Sitting- Mabel P Johnson, Pepper Goad moordinatoo, David Kolbe. Standing- Ted Ummel, John MayfieXd, Steven Skahn. Missing: Buddy Ballough, Ken Kingma, Dan Blauw, Kim Hall, Gene Schoon. Lutheran Youth Encounter LYE: Left to right, How 7- CaroXe Ford, Carla Ellison, Rachel Rehbein, Secretary; Marcia Bernthol, Treasurer; How 2- Jim Williams, Jeanette Sprenge, Abigail, Team Mascot; Ann Hintz, Jerry Nuemberger. Row 3 Rich Manns, Sue VonKampen, Social Chairman; Sue Wahlgren How 4- Ken Wunderiich, Team Leader; Tim Straun, Campus Coordinator; Mike McCXew, Team Leader. Missing: Tanya EHington, Pam Siemers. THUNDERHOUSE: Sitting Barb Tepe, Secretary; Mrs. Betsy Bird, Associate Director; Standing- Robert P. Kennedy. President; Barbara Bernardi, Treasurer; Jeff Johnson, Vice-preslden't 100 1RES MINISTRY: Left to right, How 7- John Ward, Lois Reiner. How 2- Gary Lambert, Esther Lutze, Walt Rast, Robert Weinhold, Connie A. Milter How 3- Lois Bickham, Cindy Donnell, Randall Beello, Chris Raess, Bill Schwochow try csidcntial M R 101 1V: Clockwise from top left- David Ruisard, I President; Andrew Brighton, Vice-president; Tina Furfaro, Missions Chairman; Julie Davidson, Q o w s I Secretarlereasurer; Sarah Dunham, Public Relations; Buddy Balogh, Small group co- ordinator. 102 CAMPUS LIFE: Left to rfghr, How Hseatedy Pam Kipp, Denise Lins. Barb Meyers, Barry Braun UulI-time staff; Jeff Killmer, Phil Lund, Shelley Bedell. Row 2- Cathy Arnold Mam, Roger Twito, Terry Clarbour, Mary Volom, Roger Albers, Doug Beierwalter, Laura Thielo, Andi Ellis, Sandy Carlson, Christy Vogt. Row 3- Kim Melton, Mark Slingsby, Dawn Henrichs Mam, John Hooker, Bruce Bieker, Kathy Klafehn, Jeff Kahier, Laurie Gift. Row 4- Cindy Donnell, Doug West, Tom Beeching, Jane Livingston, Jenny Love, Chris Grosnickle, Greg Wolf, Bev Spencer, Ken Pollitz. How 5 Rich Wagner, Dave Bauer mirectom, Keith Dougherty, Bill Lutz, Kelly Lunsford. 211 N: If 4 Choral Society Choral Society is made up of Valparaiso University students, as well as members of the Valparaiso Community. Under the direction of Eldon Balko, Choral Society members meet every Monday evening to practice for their two annual concerts. Choral Society offers one credit to its members, but more importantly, it offers some musical enjoyment for each of its 300 members. 103 104 MARCHING BAND: Left to right, How 1- B. Buchholz, 84 Zimmerman, R Graves, C Kadowaki, L. Kollmorgen, J, Jan, K. Arnott, B. Howen, E. Drake, M. Meyer, Row 2- T. Melser, B. Black, R Patrick, W. Swanberg, D, Toellner, P. Clikeman, J. Clark, P. Rahn, T. Eischen. D. Foat, N. Rassmussen. R. Rohloff, D, Feldt. How 3- James Klein-Director of Bands, J. Hurlbut, S. Jelinek, R. Jensen, V. Ried. B. Knepper, M. Reyner, T, Carlson, G. Zieman, M Bradshaw, B. ller, M. Troemel, J. Koehler, K. Ryll, Row 4- M. DeDina, K. Hessel, D Buck, S. Sundell, C, Anderson, T, Madden, D. Blundell, W. Nesbit, D Mortland. . wgtmrurmgww$ M.B. COUNCIL: Left to right- James Klein- Adviser, Todd Carlson- Soph. Rep., Bill Nesbit- V.P., Kenneth Hesseh Sec.lTreas., Brenda ller-Pres., Bill Swanberg-Fresh, Rep, Brad Black, Mike TroemeI-Senior Rep. CRUSADERETTES: Left to right, How 1- Dina LaFarque, Beverly Sneed, Jackie Reed, Laurie Feenstra Ffow 2- Linda Brink, Yvonne Prichard, Kendra Butts, Lisa Dyer. Row 3- Cindy Brink, Melissa Ray. Vickie Kadlec, Reggie Nero, ' Crusaderettcs 105 ic Orchestra iv C 106 107 108 U-CHOIR: D. Arnesen, R. Balko, P. Bauer, 8. Brandt, D, Bruick, V, Carson, D, Colin, S Covert, D Davidson, R. Dessau, E. Dionesotes, L. Doxey, G. Easton, D. Falk, M. Favorite, B, Foster, B Frederick, J Frieson. D Freudenburg, B Glaser, J Glotfelty, P. Grime, P. Hansen, D. Heckler, K. Johnson, G. Kraft, C. Krause, P. Kunz, K Lawrence,3 Lehman, C Linnemeier, M Lockmann, K Lohrentz, T. Long, J. Maile, R, Medwetz, J. Messerschmidt. E. Mittelstaedt, S. MuHaney, P Nettling, K. Olson, M Rodgers, W. Rowehl, K. Ruse, G, Spielman, 3 Tracy, C Vanderhoof, E. Wells, C. Shockey- Accompanist, Eldon BalkoDirector SCHOLA: L. Amen, Y. Bichel, C. Dombey, 3 Born, A. Edahl, D. Feldt, L, Hazelton, H Kupke, P. LaToza, D Petig, R Rehbein, C. Reinders, B Sneed, L. Schultz, A. Sikorski, L. Smith, L. Stangebye, S. Telschow, G Albers, L. Bouman, B Bubliz, S. Carson, B. Engebrecht. P. Erickson, T Keyl, T. Kieschnick, D. Pallmeyer, J. Reeb, J, Rudy, T. Stephan, J Weber, A. Weiss, N. Carstens, P. Doebert, K, Gibson, P. Golnick, C. Hanusch, K, Hecht, 8 Kemp, A. Krausnick, S. Lange, H, McComb, D Ochs, S O'Connor. L. Poppe, M. Riemer, G. Sonstroem, S Stephan, E. Rodenbeck, B, Brown, A. Bouman, D. Butler, D. Collins, D. Erickson, G. g $ $ Freudenburg, C Griebel, K, Hessel, D. Ludwig, D. Neumann, J. Nording, M. Stocks, D. Telschow, J, Ulmer, L Weckwerth, J. Williams, Frederick Telschow, Director. . 5v CHAMBER SINGERS: A. Ackerman, Y, Bichsel, R. Bullo, P. Doebert, G. Easton, M. Favorite, B, Frederick, D. Freudenburg, P. Grime, C. Krause, L. Krieger, K Lohremz, T. Long, P Malkin, R. Medwetz, P. Nettling, J. Nicholson, M, Rivers, M. Rodgers, K. Vanderhoof, L. Weckwerth, A. Strohschein-Accompanist. Eldon Balko-Director. SAI: Left to righf, How 1. Deb Ernst, Aria-Mascott, Mary Jean Froelich, Bev Sneed. Deb Feldt, Amy Ackerman, Nancy Thibault. Pam Stanaitis, Vonnetta Ried. Row 2- Lynaye Stangebye, Karen Saikley, Kim Ruse, Barb Buchholz, Lois Bauer, Andrea Hannemann, Barb Bate, Deb Erickson Row 3- Lynda Bitter, Carolyn Shockey, Linda Lowry, Linda Hankenson, Marcia Lawrence, Cindy Reinder, Carol Ericksen. 109 110 111 Symphonic Band Gmerican Guid of Organist: i AGO: Left to right, Back How- Jim Kavicky, Chris Lundell, Aline Otten, Paul Grime, Dr. Philip Gehring, Kirsten Olson Wresj, Pat La Toza, Roger Meers, John Anderson, Connie Miller, John Clodig. Front Row- Jim Crisman, Sal Soria, Ruth Rohloff, Anita Strohschein, Cindy Donnell, Carlene Hanusch. 112 113 How 1 - Ed Ryan, Rick Cory, Dave Blaney, Karen Nickoloff, Natalie Spencer, Pete Kohene Row 2 - Lori Pless, Carol Griffin, Hersemann, Margie Arail, Howard Wertz, Bernie Horkavi, Marty Dinehart. Dennis Schraub, Dave Erickson, Dave Gander, Keith Salette. 114 Dave Yamada, Victor Fitz, Paul Henry, Cary Conrad, Dana James, Martha Zehnder, Pat Scott, Kim Johnson. How 3 -Dr. SENETEHHHHH The VU Student Senate affects all students, yet most students don't attempt to affect it. Senators are often forced to serve their constituency with little imput or feedback. In spite of this, the services which Student Senate have control over are admirably provided each year. There are many students who participate through the Union Board, other Student Senate-funded programs and committee work. These students are the dedicated people who bring you the BEACON. the TORCH, concerts. Homecoming Weekend, and even cross-country skis at the Union. The budget for these programs is presented by the Vice-President of Student Senate in the Fall to the Senate. Although ratification was delayed this year, services were still provided. Student government is a worthwhile learning experience if one wishes to gain an understanding of practical politics. it often seems that the conflicts, bargains and compromises of student politics are as difficult to resolve as those of the United States Congress. Although many students do involve themselves with Student Senate activities, the majority do not. All students have heard about the apathy on pollege campuses during the decade. Few students otfer suggestions to improve the situation to their representatives or even attend Student Senate meetings. One often hears the cry, ttbut Student Senate does not do anything. It really does alot, however. Whether it is to pass a budget, provide a means to discuss improvements for the University Community or to act as a Iiason between the student body and groups within the University, the Senate is there. The potential for constructive action is present, but only if more students will utilize their Senators. Not everyone has the time to be Senators. but students who have the time to criticize, have time for suggestions as well The next time someone complains about Student Senate inactivity, STOP THEM, unless he or she is a Senator. Voicing opinions to one of the unpaid representatives is the most direct way to reduce inactivity. Maybe even join an existing committee or help to form a new one. Help the Student Senators improve the campus community. Apathy will only lead to increased inactivity. The choice is yours. Judy L. Hayward The Executive Board from left to right: Cary Conrad, Walt Martha Zehnder. Vic Fitz. Butchko, Card Griffin, Paul Henry, Dr. Hersemann, Steve Hill, 115 Black Caucus The purpose of Black Caucus is to create a better cultural and social atmosphere here for the Black students at V.U. This year the Caucus sponsored its first annual Miss Black Caucus pageant. 4th runnerup went to Dargeeling Leonard; 3rd runnerup went to Karen Scott; 2nd runnerup went to Vonetta Reid; 1st runnerup went to Carol Thompson; Edith Christmas was crowned queen. Black Caucus: Row Y-Rodney Lowe W-presj, James Dungey Wresj Duane Williams 6am, Row 2- Joe Maddox Uresj, De Wayne Burke $ocial Chairman; Dana James $tudent Sen Rem Left to Hight- Carol Thompson, Karen Scott, Vonetta Reid, Dargeeling Leonard, Edith Christmas 116 lntcr-Rcsidence Hall activities Committee IHHAC: Row 1- Cheryl Mueller, Judy Bloemke Row 2 Thomas Long, Donna Thake, Rick Cory, Kriste Nelson, OD TN dance John Williamson. Regina Berg. COR: Row 1- Don Schoenheider- Dau, Helen A Alfred - Deaconess, Jennifer Smith - Guild, Sandy Nelson - Kreinheder. Row 2 - Scott Maltack-Brandt, Deb Hericks - Memorial, Lynn Deland - Landkenau. Flow 3 - Graig Wolfanger whairmam, Lori Pless $ecx John Chury - Wehrenberg. 117 Senior Class Steering Committee SCSC: Row 1- Dee Kuelbs, Andrea Grethel, Rose Keppen. How 27 Laurie Roth, Ann Holmquist, Michelle Sirko. Row 3 - Steve Hill, Kay Schroeder. Mike Hoffman. How 4 - Bruce Dannemeyer, Kevin Boetcher. Dave Biggs Row 5 - Wayne Behrendt. Committee on Off-Cumpus and Commuter Students COCO: How 1 - Vic Fitz, Walt Butchko How 2 - Mark Stillwater, Tonya Ellington, Mara Kleinschmidt, 118 Union Board: How 1- Terry Schwandt, Shawn Dunn, Jennifer Mike Hoffman. How 3- James Dungey, John Schick, Sue Smith, Becky Mueckler, Lynann Huisinga, Cindy Nance. Row 2- Graebner, Steve Bottoms, Dennis Schraub, Rich Langley. Keith Bowen, Erik Wiehardt, Carol Griffin, Vic Fitz, Rick Rafanelli, Honor Council: How 1 - Mike Kositzke, Karen Osswald, Cathy Klafehn, Jane Frazier How 2 , Cliff Bryan, Craig Wolfanger, Lewis Grotelueschon, Rudy Beese, Roy Wennland, Dominic Raso. 119 m HHDHHHHonorarics Freshman Honorary: Fran! to Back, Row 1 - Jeff Miller, Bonnie Lazor, Paula ScholL Heidi Pfeiffer, Barb Hypes, ARIene Sikorski, Nancy Ungar, Jenny Love, How 2 - Dave Yamada, Mike Bradshaw, Natalie Carstens, Bill Fletcher, Gail Kleever, Sue Dlutkowski, Caro! Haecker, Don Currie, Joyce Petersen, Ruth Kamman, Row 3 - Kristen Fleenor, Patti Bauer, Cindy Peters, Rhonda Schwerin, Kathy Whitmore, Bev Snead, Jane Schroeder, How 4 - Patti Giannis, Kim Truttschel, Marcia Hess, Teresa Scherban, John Peters, Rich Kraatz Filphu w . Lambda Dglta; Group: How 1 - Vic Streufen, Joel Bretscher, Jerry Nuernberger, Tom Terrell, Deb Schmalz, Dee Doeling, Joyce Obermeyer Row 2 - Mary Burse, Liz Boehringer, Lisa Gast, Karen Schmiege, Deb Horsehuetz, Tina Furfaro. How 3- Robert Neilsen, Lois Nielsen, Richard Hansis. Mortar Board erx 120 war; Green Thumb Club Many people wonder just who are these wonderful and mysterious Green Thumbs? Ah yes, the magic question! And the most revealing answer: We are . . . and we are not. GTC: Left to right- Dave Lange founding FatherlSec.-Treasj, Len Nelson waymam, Jim Barker Founding Father1PresJ, Sam Scheck founding FatherN, Presj Journalism Honorary: Left 10 right- Durwin Long CWRESIDENTHL Jenni Rau 66c.-Treasj, Joyce Obermeyer W. PresJ. 121 Omicron Phi Home Economics Honorary. How 11 Nancy Davis, Sue Bartels, Corrine Tryon Row 2: Su Hmman, Anne Summan, Sue Capon, Marcna Lawrence4 Leza Gunthert, Helen Hartmann Political Science Honorary. Left to Right: Michelle Carlson, Doug Hechler, Bruce Dannemeyer, Paul Gerhardt, Prof. John Freie, Allison Davies, Judy Hayward Filpha Pi 122 Eta jigma Phi Classics Honorary. Front: James Koerner W-Presy Beverly Feldkamp Wresx Prof. John Helms, Yvonne Bichsel SeC-TreasJ Back: Prof. Michael Kumpf, Connie Miller, Elizabeth Bauer Pre-Professional Society. Row 1: Mary Chandler UreasL Ann Holmquist $BCL Leesa Sasic WemberataLargeL Nancy Durso WresJ Row 2: Richard Lucht Wisteriam, Keith Glngerich W-Presx Sandy Bopp Member-abLarga Filpha Epsilon Delta 123 i Gilphu Theta History Honorary: Left to right Joyce Obermeyer, Kathy Otto, Ed Kowalski, Paul Gerhardt. Geography Honorary: Horizontally - Alice Recth mdvisom Vertically - Gloria Spielmann, Richard Lindemeyer, Laura Zalent, John Buddington. 124 Engineering honorary: Left to right, How 7 - Jay Dietrich, Ted George Jarosch, How 2 Joe Hill, Dan Heggi, Dean Krauss, Chris Carson, Artie Harris, Jr., Kevin Boettcher, Schmidtke, Bob Balgeman, Bill Aszman, Wilbur Koenig, Other Groups 5 D D b $ $ $$ Ag $$$$$$$DD$ f Union Staff: Lei! to right- Erik Wiehardt, Roman Zywicki, Byron Kamp, I Susanne Dunlap, Iris Rau, Mary Lou Leasure Not Pictured - Kathy Deal, DIOD S taff C 125 Dance Club Dance Club: How. 1- Prince Lewis, Luu Neguyen, Cliff Duggan, Ron Welker, Sandy Albrecht, Tom Cowles Row2- Lois Clarke, Laura Trevino, Carol Thompson, Jennifer Smith, Lee Ann Berning, Deb Kerr, Laura Thielo. Row 3V Benita Richardson, Paula Knonchel, Valerie Searcy, Rickee Farrell, Dargeeling Leonard. Beth Looi, Tina Grimes, Andi Ellis, Steph Gabran, Fellowship Of Christian Fithlctes FCA: Row 1- Janyce Heath, Judi Bosch, John Vail, Tracy Cassidy, Karen Nickoloff, Ruth HaeneL Row 2 - Roland Bellman, Ken Pollitz, Kevin Gingrich, Dale Graffis, Cathy Versen. Fimcricqn SOCiQty 0f. .. E D i D Q Q r s ASCE exec board: Left to right- Dave Lange gem, Betsy Winn ij, Paul Hansen mresj, Bill Bekemeier UreasJ, Dr. EI-Naggar advisory Mechanical Engineers ASME exec board: Lef! t0 rightv Pete Matson ij, Kevin Boettcher mreSJ, Bob Bagelman mublicityx Chuck Russell mrogram director; Jack Mills Gec- 'treasJ GES: Tom Rudolf $ec-treasj, Mary Schlie wresy General Engineering Society 127 Physics Clqb Physics Club: How 1 - Tony Betz, Prof Virgil Naumann, Curt Canada, Prof. William Scheiderer, Dan Green, Richard Lehman. Sam Scheck, Row 2 - Pete Peronis, Elvin Harms, Ed Bukowski, Rex Bruick, Charlease Bobo, Dave Gaston, Jim Lemunyon, Prof Donald Koetke, Prof Reid Langford. Geography Club Geography Club: How 7 A Michael Felton, Richard Lindemeyer, Laura Zalem, Ed Molitor. Row 2- Dana Howard. Prof. Alice T.M. Rechlin, Gloria R. Speilmann, How 3- John Buddingmn. Forensics Forensics. Left to right- Ruth G. La France, Karen Musolf, MichelleJ Dijak, James A. Dungey, Glenn E Oman Jr Prof DennisA. Guse 128 Social Work: Standing- Prof. Lyle Franzen mascou, Margy Heyse mresJ, Lisa Hoffmann NpresJ. Seated V Ken Karczewski 0r, repJ, Karen Kurhajec $ec.-treasJ. Not Piotured- Karen Schmiege W- rem, Jill Thompson 60ph, repJ, Greg Finch mosh rem Organization Student Social Work 1 f? n. L I Pf!!gal I VISA: left to right, How 7 - Ed Molitor, Lisa Gast, Faith Guebert, Diana Gold. Row 2- Ruth Volz, MeriBeth Herzberg. Shelly Luke, Danielle Baepler Valparaiso International Students association 129 I I I he a s s o c I a t I o n o f TABS: Left to rfght- Diana M. GOId mo-Vi-Pres. of Organizational Activities; Nancy Thibault W:Pres. of PersonneD, Michael D McClew Ureasj, Lorelle Uggerby I V mo-Presj, Susan Evert K30-V.-Pres of Organizational u S I Q S s u 2 n s Activitiesy Not Pictured- Pat Walker W -Pres. of Programs; Journalists: Clockwise around table- Deb Riemer, Julie Liesse. Joyce Obermeyer, Jenni Rau, wain Long, Rodney Lowe oumalism Society Women's Service Organization W80: Left to right. How 1 - Sharon Negri, Julie Mertens. Cheryl Stotts, Margaret Miller, Sandy Whipple. Row 2 - MeriBeth Herzberg, Sarah Brenner, Cindy Peters, Brenda Burns, Sharon Bartlett, Paula Bramstedt, Row 3 - Ruth Volz, Jeanne Heise, Nancy Rasmussen. Karen Johnson, Cathy Danz, Kim Hieber, Nancy Smith. Not Pictured- Judy Bosen, Barb Carson. Kim Houpt, Mira Marquez, Carolyn Podell, Angela Schoech, Sue Smith, Jane Wilkening, Meryl Olhausen. APO: Lelr lb right, How 7 - Bill Dauson, Glenn Hansen, Glen Mushinski, Don Krueger, Andres L. Schroeder, Martin Maola Row 2 - Robert Bok, Mike Lochmann, Jimbo, Mark Warsinski, Roland, Bellman, Terence Jordan. 131 132 ROW 1: Ken Krutchten WresJ, Mark Leoschke ween Lori Sterling Wresy Dianna, Mullan Urea$ ROW 2: Robert Bok, Stephen Budak, Duane Williams, Hoyt Bartlett, Ramon Villiafria. Shelly Bedell ROW 3: Leslie Beilfuss, Anne Meibohm, Debbie Schmalz, Claire Bartz, Becky Shone ROW 1: Paul Rahn, Bryan Borke, Paul Keller, Peter Paul Rahn, Bryan Berke, Paul Keller, Peter Stastny, Jim Williams ROW 2: Yanna Iatridis, Warren Kosman Mdvison, Ann Holmquist, Maria Nyby, Lisa Kollmorgen, Dana Foat ROW 3: Steve Misch, Bill Nesbit, Mike Fechner, Eric Compton Ansgmaqa Science Fiction STANDING: Jerry Peirson, Brad Larson, Ken Collins Emperon, Rich Norotney wrown Princa SEATED: Fred Oesau, Mike Gould $cribeL Jon ijrnorek Whancellor and Exchequen NOT PICTURED: Edna Faulk, Yvonne Bischel, Norman Ooering FIOW 1: Saud Al Thani, Aidha Ba Jaber, Redha AI Salih Wresx Dr. Sami EI-Naggar Mdvisoo, Prof, Martin Schaefer Mdvison ROW 2: Mohammed Al Said Ureasx Mohammed Mohammed, Tayyeb AI Mulla, Shizuko Mishima, Sharon Sahai $ecx Attaollah Azarshahy, Dariush Keyani, Hisao Kobayaski, Fereydun Shabestari ROW 3: Abdulla Ghazi, Said AI Said, Fereydoon Kamran, Vahid Zare, Abdulrhaman Khayat, Haider Nasser xx association 133 uing association 45? '9 3w Student 2 D. Hall WresL C. Peters W-Presy L. Rengstorf $ocial Chmm, C. Arndt mom Secyx G. Klever Qnd sem, TreasL G. Gough, S Green, M Heyde. G Huls, K Krenzke Meg Secyx D. Ames, R. Schwerin wo-Chmn for Community Concernsx B, Bruns wo-Chmn. for Comm. Concernsx M Boldt Ust sem. Treasx M. Anderson, D, Riddie, J. Rengstorf, D. Loyer, M. Lehman, J. VanVoorkis, T. Wilson, P. Watson, L. Bangel, B, Bielawski, C. Kaste whmn,, Ways and Means; J. Bodtke de ConsultanU, D Florschuetz, L, Haffner Gr. Rep. of Exec Bm H pun qaaad s I - ROW 1: J. Edgar mrem ROW 2: S, t Telschow, C. Campenella ROW 3: M, Luebke, K Jankowske, K Dikeman W- Pre$ ROW 4: B Johnson. A. Walsh, T Scherban ROW 5: J. Maile, K, Hecht $ecy; ROW 6: Q Reinders. R, Nyberg, G Fisher UreasJ ROW 7: R. Johnson. R. Johnson 134 uonnpossy $ ROW 1: J. Ecklund PublicityL C. Knack $ecyy J, Jakubovie Wresx R. Arand N-Prew ROW 2: N Heins, S. Evereft, J. Buhrmister ON STAIHS: FIOW 1: R. Adgate Mdvison, K, Leavitt, J Hewitt, T. Vann ROW 2: B. Oesterreich, L, Pieper, M Lawrence, S. Bartels ROW 3: B Schmidt, L. Gunthert, B Ulhorn. C. Versen ROW 1: ME. Volansky, C. Lis, D. Kretzmann, J. Huener HOW2: D Kerr, L A. Berning, P Lohrei ROW 3: M. Zeitler, D. Tombers, C, Murphy, L, Ensley, S. Nolting, 8. Jack Physical: iEducu ibh 135 Lu f g , , . :3 .0369 :wtom. SO. Our fearless leaders, the V.Ut faculty. Theylre an integral part of our stay at this place. Some of them inspire us to achieve and some of them put us to sleep. Certain profs in- vite us to be more than just students. They en- courage us to be people and to express ourselves and they allow us to see them as people also. They invite us over for parties and they drink with us and they become our friends. They open the doors of the future. We never forget them. Alot of us came to this University because we thought its size would allow for more in- divldualized instruction and attention and often we found this to be the case. After all, every- one's almost forced to become acquainted when all 10 of you sit around the same table looking at each other all semestert Some profs have the ability to make any sub- ject come alive. They can turn a poem about a sea monster into a profound lesson about lite and man's condition. If youlre lucky these electri- fying classes come along once every semester or so and you really don't mind dragging yourself out of bed for a 20 minute sub-zero walk at 8:00 am. or pm. These are the classes that allow us to really think. They give us the opportunity to let our minds take oft and soar and we learn something valuable from the exper- ience. Unfortunately, there are also those professors who chose to remain above us. aloof and cold, or those who just didn't have the ability to interest or hold our attention. 137 138 President Robert V Schnabel is sure to dispel the myth that a university president surrounds himself with a few trusted cohorts and sits in an office somewhere making decisions. President Schnabel and his wife Ellen are interesting, likable people who care about the University and its students. President Schnabel still finds time for some favorite activities also, such as golfing, playing the piano, and doing crossword puzzles. Although Schnabel was a name new to most of us when we heard it announced among the presidential finalists, it was by no means new to the University. Besides having many friends among the faculty of the 50's and 60,5, President Schnabel had been invited to join the faculty on several occasions. However the timing was never quite right. The Missouri Synod is also well acquainted with the Schnabel name. Between teaching and serving in administrative positions in high schools and colleges throughout the eastern part of the United States, he has served as an Assistant Superintendent in the Central District of the church. At that time the Central District included Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. President Schnabel originally began his studies at Bowdin College in Maine. He followed with seminary in St. Louis. But after a teaching Vicarage in Fort Wayne he decided to teach instead of becoming a pastor. President Schnabel also took a year of post-doctoral studies in the field of administration at the University of Michigan. When first contacted about the possibility of the V.U. presidency the Schnabels answered willingly but with no great eagerness for the position. He was very happy in his position at Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa. Even when called down for the interview last March the Schnabels felt Hrelaxed and free despite the pressures involved. When offered the presidency with only a matter of days for decision making the pressures became more acute. President Schnabel emphasizes that he would not have left his previous position for any school other than Valpo. He sees the presidency as keeping with his licommitment to Christian education? The position also includes its share of personal goals and aspirations. One of Sohnabells foremost concerns is Hto keep Valparaiso University advancing as a distinctive and distinguished institution of higher education. Distinctive in its uniquely singular heritage and commitment to higher education and distinguished in being of highest quality in that commitment to excellence. President Schnabel is also ready to meet problems which the University may face in the future. With the number of college-age students decreasing, building and expansion will have to decline while competition fOl students stiffens. Everyone will Hhave to face up to srnaller is betterf' Since arriving in Valparaiso the presidential couple have been involved in almost coh'tinu'ous activities. Besides being tiring it can be quite challenging. Over Homecoming weekend the President was called'Upon to speak five times a to many of the same people! ' ' ' 'BIHH Robert 1'15. $thnabel Valparaiso easily became home for the Schnabels. Mrs. Schnabel is originally from Fort Wayne and the President has spent over 20 years in Indiana. They have also found the community very friendly. The students here are a bit ttmore reserved than those of Warburg according to the Schnabels. However they attribute this to the larger size and more urban background. With Ha little getting used to on behalf of the students and the Schnabels, a long and happy relationship should develop. So, a warm welcome to the Schnabels and hopes that each coming year will be more fulfilling for both President and University. S x t , , Ii l xamw, E t r t g e .1 l y t President and Mrs, Robert V. Schnabel Empty rooms. Empty desks. Oh, perhaps if you look close enough you'll find an abandoned notebook or an umbrella left behind on a sunny afternoon. but what's missing? Students. Go to a class early enough and watch the whole personality of the room change as students file in. Then see the real change occur - watch the professor walk in. The whole room takes on the personality of learning or boredom or indifference or whatever - interaction between the teacher and the taught. Or perhaps it will be one of those days when the professor does not come. Wait 15 minutes or so and watch the students leave. Then what is left? Empty rooms, empty desks - except for an abandoned notebook or an umbretla left behind on a sunny afternoon. Angeline E. Landman John H. Strietelmeier Daryll D. Hersemann MHMHHM affairs MWIHH Hffairs V I V l $lte-iPre-sments WHMM and Mihmm Bffairs Emmaw Bffairs Richard P. Koenig Fred W. Kruger 141 142 Howard N. Peters Norman E. Nagel VVVV Richard H. Laube Business William Shewan Arlin G. Meyer v Robert E. Schroer men m Dorothy P, Smith Eursing Alfred R. Looman Dolores M. Ruosch v v v v Women 13M mudmt Etruices 143 144 A university is made up of many separate parts. There are colleges and within them departments and within them faculty members and underlying the whole system - students. In the foilowing pages are the faculty members - our fearless leaders. The aII-important link between the college and the student waiting for all that knowledge to sink in, if only by osmosis. It is the professor who finally tells us that the reason nothing makes sense in his class is because the class we were supposed to be in has traded rooms. It is also the professors within the departments who explain patiently that, Yes, you do have to have 12 hours of natural science credit even if you are a home ec major. And it is the professor who explains to a half-filled classroom that attendance counts. Yes - they definitely are feariess! Lewis Fisher Janet L. Sievers Kenneth A. Mortensen James F. Ehrenberg Mary J. Martin Frank Slaby WiIbUr H. Hutchins administrative $tienm Michael L. Robinson Raymond B, Wilson 145 146 Thomas Barnes Richard Caemmerer Frederick Frey George Strimbu William Bloom Robert Hanson James Tan Carl Krekeler Garland Hicks Gayton Marks Frederick Meyer 147 14a L. Oliver Smith re Byron Ferguson Warren Kasman trim .umm . Raymond Larson A. Gilberi Cook Richard Lee Warren G. Rube! Marcus Riedel Sue Wienhorst Mel Piehl st ifollege i iEhr 149 Charles G. Peller Bradford H. Spring Andrew Frankus Vivek Savur Kenneth Mortimer James E. Schueler 150 Robert E. Nieisen Edward Heinze James P. Henderson ' conomits James A Bernard Jay Allston 151 Mary A, Link Eugenia A. Steimke Education Ann L. Reiser Marcella Anderson 152 Robert Luc mg Bernhard Hillila Rodney J. Bohlmann Joel R. Crosmer Edgar J. Luecke Elettriml ' ngineering Gerhard A. Vater Rex Cunningham John M. Feaster Gail Eifrig English Ronald J. Sommer Kathleen R Mullen Elsbeth A. Loeppert 154 Jane M, Lump Paul F. Phipps 42m, .a Henry W. Prahl I 155 156 flassics L Left to right: John Helms and Michaei Kumpf. Woreign Eanguage Left to right: Sitting . Naomi Stephan and Thora Mounon. Standing - Carol Petersen and Henning Falkenstein. Sitting left to right- Sharon Johnson and Judith Peters. Standing - Pedro Gomez f . Wrench Left to right - Eileen Coates, Carol Petersen, Simone Baepbr, Steven Brent. 157 158 igeography Ronald Janke R. Keith Schoppa Gottfried G. Krodel Conrad J. Engelder James Lyons Arthur R Kautz Dean W. Kohlhoff -? W e. u Richard A. Hansis Kenneth E. Keifenheim Alice T M Rechlin F Meredith W Berg WiHis D. Boyd 159 I E. Lucile Shabowich Anita L, Manning Susan M. Schoech Pat Downing i Gene Evans V. Rhea A Adgate 160 Irving 8. Olsen 9 k p e L R n h 0 , J Daniel R. Gahl Edwin A. Johnson Kathryn M. Wall Judith K Miller John B Lennes 1 E , 1, E 5 Jerry M Wagenblast Lee A. Carlson 3 math 162 Bill A Marion Diane H. Krebs 163 Robert L. Rose Leslie M. Zoss mechanital ngineering Michael L, Doria William J. Schoech John R. Steffen Charles F. Heuer 164 Norman D Hannewald James M- KUein Philip K. Gehring Frederick H. Telschow William F Eifrig Carolyn Staley 165 -1 E Bethyne Emery J 4 Dersnah Joseph F. McCall 5 sag. Betty Gehring Miriam B Primich May E. McCoy Esther K. Droege Carlene Bartelt Patricia Evans i A 3 166 Joyce E. Masoodi .3. , Jackie Moore Roberta S. Barlow Claire Knaub ' ursing 168 Kim G. Bodily William R. Koch Melanie L Coyle ?hgsital Education Debra K, Howe Norman R. Amundsen 9 Ruth E. Brown Gregory C. Smith 6 .'3 169 Donald D Koetke W. Reed Langford Albert R. Trost ?olitiml Meme Larry Baas Z'migxy35'3;gy'3' , . $521 W azxsxgzwa 40' r mrugmw :w win m . 4, 3V'37y5figzaimmgf .m. Virgil O Naumann John Freie James E, Combs Richard L. Balkema 170 Richard Millar Peter C. Karvellas John W. Harris ?sgthologg m. Karin Ahlm Matthew S. lkeda r : 5 rl:,,. Rudolph Q Waldschmidt Gloria Mayes 171 Lyle Franzen gorial War Clarence Dix Phyllis L. Grogg Lou Jeanne Walton Caryn Doehler 172 Jeff G. Johnson Leroy 0 Martinson Ted D, Westermann Richard L. Fred Sinon Randall Kent Johnson WW W W Elaine Gould Billy GA Williams William O Dallmann Dennis A. Guse Van C. Kussrow Richard W Pick 173 Frederick A. Niedner Dale G, Lasky Richard P. Baepler Rabbi Joseph A, Edelheit Walter E. Keller Kenneth F. Korby 174 Walter E. Rast Edgar P Senne David G. Truemper Robert Weinhold Thomas A. Droege Theodore M. Ludwig 175 Douglas W Kmiec Jack Hiller Rosalie R. Levinson Linda Long 176 Paul H. Brietzke Elmer B. Hess John M. Farago James M Walsch Matthew P. Downs Phiiip Brockington Eamlibrary 177 For some its a lively social life in an otherwise dull Valparaiso. For others its an escape from the confines of institutional dormitories and the omniscient eye of authority. But for everyone involved in fraternities or sororities, its an opportunity to work and live together with friends - its the Greek Experience. Fraternal life is making a comeback on American campuses these days. Just a few years ago in the early 70ts, the popular mood was antirestablishment, anti-tradition, and somewhat anti-Greek. That seems to have changed now. The rejuvenation of the Greek tradition is a national trend - as the antics of Animal House: have indicated. Locally this renewed interest is apparent in larger memberships and increasingly active chapters. People are again putting fun in a priority spot, and for many at Valpo the Greek life is a fun al- ternative. experience 180 Row 1 - a to m Nancy Race, Gretchen Drascic, Chris Etzler, Kathy Heckler. Ann Holmquist WresJ. Deb Batchelder. How 2 - Lisa Wallace, Liz Sharpe, Ginny Moyer, Pam Byers UreasJ, Danielle Baepler $ec3. Row 3 - Sue Oppermann, Cathy Allen, Heather Harrigan. Mary Mera, Mce-Presj. Not Pictured - Karen O'Brien, Barb Jutzi. sorority Council :' i E lntzr- 1 3 Q : spccchi khd of sisterhood... 181 182 ROW 1 U- to W: D. Kuelbs, L Roth, J. Scherer, S. Detwiler. ROW 2: S. Kolbert, N. Sheneman, M. Ziegler, M. Sirko, K. Skorupa, L. Hagerup, J Schaffrick, E. Kachavos. ROW 3: N. Conrad. K. Schroder, M. Schrock, J. Schamens, B. Nelson, A. Holmquist, K. Jones, V. Urban, A. Gilthel. ROW 4: L Sasic, M. Achimovich, M. Klug, M. Ponce de Leon, H. Harrigan, A. Guida, D. Noll, K. Schumacher. C. Clyne. ROW 5: P. Giannis, T. Siesennop, M.J. Ahern, C. Barrett, J. llten, K. Goodman ROW 6: M. Duerr, P, Saran, R, El-Naggar, M. Schuler, B. Keller, K, Flearnor, B. Smith, R. Renmdi, C. Pinch nlpho Phi Delta nlpho Xi Epsilon ROW 1: L. Gift, B. Jewett, M. Wehr. C. Brauer, L. Schulz, M. Mera, D. Limperes, T Siebert. ROW 2: L. Jolly, J. Burce, A. Halter, L. Heronemus, P. Natick, S. Blaney, K. Simoneit. M. Dixon, J. Long. ROW 2: 3: B. Jones, 8. Bienz, K. Meitz, T. Wilson, S. Scherette, W Ross, K. Whitmore, C Rauschert, L Sharpe, B. Johnson ROW 4: M. Young, F, Guebert, P. Hutchings, C. Canales, L. Helms, G Sonstroem, B. Guthrie, D. Voska, B. Kaputa ROW 5: K. Osswald, P. Prange, L. Keuhnert, D. Van De Water. C. Brauer, K. Paulson, L. Salter, D. Aho, C. Eggemeyer ON THE ROCK: P. Wllkins, D. Ross, J. Jennings, K. Hutchinson, J. Bouman, M. Cords 183 184 U D. Rodden a L. Barbel In L Trivison 1U G. Villeneuve w M. Williams E K. Turner D 3 Papa in S. Bathje m K. Dannemeyer 1m S. Mount 1U C. Gehrig 13 K. Gilow 1m L. Moeller 10 K. Almquist 13 J. Crofford 1m A. Simmons 1D C. Kaadh 1th M. Zehnder 1m K. Martz 2m K Francis 2D 8. Smith 2m H Mc Comb 2m 8. Kortas 20 L. Hoffman 25A J, Whelan 2m J, Larson 2D J. Everett 280 Si Eckert 2m J. Berning 3m H. Hamann 31 J. Kaack 3m M. Volom am C. Arndt 3M G Stirewalt 33 S Bailey 3m 8. Almquist 3D H. Ribera 3m J. Schultz 35D K. Stroyeck 4m D. Lawson 40 M. Jantz 43 C. Hughes 4m L. Bovee 40 T, Vraney 4m 8. Schulte 4m B. Tupper 4D K Heckler a f X! .4 W SWIM .1! A r w,, Gamma Phi ROW 7: R. Kyle, K. Marowske, P. Maier, R. Dempsey, D. Buchheit, L. Wildgrube, P. West, M. Schuelke. S. Brackmann, S. Mitschke, S. Wolff ROW 2: G Scott, B. Bruns, L. Pfeifer, L. Schmidtke, C. Andrus, L. WilIuL S, Klefer, K. Hecht, D. Gan. R. Shepard. ROW 3: O Reynolds, R. Arand, A. PhiHips, V, Koch, S. Oppermann, B, Jurich, J. Crowley, L. Green, J. Foertsch, L. Droegemueller. B Bragg, K. DoTlase, R. Olson, B. Jesko, S. Pappas, L. Baumgarten, G. Drascic. ROW 4: R. Bronsted, K. Carlson, M. Hacmac, M.L. Rozhon, L. Ackmann, S. Leshieski, S. McCalL J Stromquist, B Pauly, L. Walton 185 186 ROW 1; T. Vann, T. Boye. S. Dede, L. Thompson, C. Horwath, V Klusas, K O'Brien, V. Glanz. ROW 2: D, Byczek, M. Woltman, D. Riehman, S. Schmid, J. Ecklund, S. Maas, D. Wilken, K. Hadders, L. Nichols, E. WHbert, C. Zimmerman, ROW 3:.J. Lottes, L. Gast, J. Schellentrager, J. Jakubovie. K. Valentine, S. Day, C. Linkowski, M. Berver, L. Arnison, J. Gray, K. Roach, Q Gahalla, W. Abel, C. White ROW 4: C. Keen, L. Bushur, C. Kincaid, G. Germann, L. Bitter, K. Ford, K. Christensen, L Walker, A Ulrich, K. Kaminski ROW 5: H. Steskel, J. Anderson, S Bartels, J. Freise, H Schmadebeck, Q Fenske, K. Kurhajec, W Novak, S. Dickelman, 8. Wild, D. Diaz HOW 1:8. Brenner, B. Bate, D. Spiewak, E Phoore, L, Hakanson. ROW 2: C. Lohse, B. Parry. K. Jankowske, C Etzler, B, Benken, L. Lowry, L. Phillips, B. Dawson, D Marr, L. Harm, C Carson. ROW 3: G. Moyer, K. Cheever, P Walker, 0 Eisert, D. Mathes, J. Turner, J. Bodtke, M.- Dijak, MAB. Schultz, A Czernobil, F. Obert, J. Baumgarten. ROW 4: B McFarland, D. Doehing, K, Wallo, T. Nelson, M . Lawrence, K. Otto, D. Koppet, L. Sterling, N. Steele, L Rice, 0 Kaste, L. Beilfuss 187 188 ROW 1: S. Brighton, C. Johnson, K Johnson, K. Rinker, C. Stueben, S. Gierke. ROW 2: S, Hanneman, P. Scholl, L. Thielo, A. Ellis, N. Sahlman, L. 81998, A. Hinrichs, T. Huesenkamp, D Florschuetz, ROW 3: M. Klatt, .J. Mumiu, A Cahill, K. Kienzle, M. Griesse, P. Byers, S Bopp, L. Owens. C. Allen, L. Towns, D. Albrecht, M.J. Kay. B. Boyd, C. Carlson, C. Kuhlman, R. Rengstorf ROW 4: B Florschuetz, M Mundinger, K. Sayers, C. Irwin, L. Rengstorf, L. Bullock, A. Bachnak, L. Haenel, N. Durso, B. Myers, C. Hubbert, D. Frye, K. Phillips, L. Haas, M. Jersey, T. Bultmier NOT PICTUHED: G. Carducci, D. Rolf, P. Schneiter, C. Shockey, M. Vance, D, Echterling, 6. Gilbert, S. Miller, B, Dietenbach, S. Bobo, S. Ruprecht, S Born, C. Caruso, C. Kraft, C, Bluemke ROW 1: C. Griffin, D. Schmalz, L. Garcia, 8. Souffrant, M. Schucknecht, L. DeGraw. ROW 2: D. Welsh, I. Johnson, D. Henrichs, D. DiJulio, B Jutzi, J. Eckenfels, Q Wiechmann ROW 3: N. Bauknecht, J. Victor, 8, Schlobohm, B. Eser, B Rudesill, A. Koultourides, B. Ochs, D. Batchelder. ROW 4: S, Mellendorf, G. Klotz, K, Fleming, B. Soike, M. Kunz, B. Brust, S. Berg, J. Hardesty 189 more than just booze, broods, :6. umminq around... ROW 1: Doug Cerny, Mark Polland, Randy Monroe. ROW 2: Dave Roseberry, Hans Lichtfuss, Jeff Mellon, Tom Fairbairn, Bruce Johnson lntcr-frotcmity Council 191 192 ROW ONE: M Hegberg, B. Barkal, A. Donohoe, M. McNeiIl, K. Kruchten, A, Pozdol. ROW TWO: 0. Schick, T, Coulis, D Lindstrom, P. Wittenberg, K. Lichtfuss, HOW THREE: L Melby, L. Sutley, Y. Pritchard, L. Stange, M. Niebur, J. NeaL STANDING: J. Akers, 0 Stern, R. Steinbach, K. Panozzo, R. Patrick, R. Helmsoh, R. Hammond, E Matz, Hurlbut. Delta quim J 0 Phi Delta Theta Phi ROW 1: P. Henry, R. Monroe, T. Nolting, F. Bauer, D. Kilgore, P. Harris, S. Swisher, F. Lewis. ROW 2: B. Derkins, B. Tutchings, M. Williams, R Connor, R. Cory. A. Sconborn, G. Oman. ROW 3: R. Burrus, R. Fliedel. D Raso, E. Johnson, T. Reimer, J. Kuczka, N. Maiorano, B. Ottinger, M Day, 8. Dunn, B. Laird, S Mulvhill, 0. Bryan. ROW 4: R. Lamar, M. McCoy, J. Moeller, P. Stanko, M. Wehrenberg, J. Hoffman, R. Burrus, M. Gerken, C. Pierson, J. York, M. Gregorio, R. Meyers, B. Hartman, R Brown 193 Kappa nlpha Psi 3 Seated: Artie Harris, James A. Dungey. Kneeling: Nicholas Ke Fortson, Aaron L, Grierr Standing: George L. Morgan, Nolan Pettis, 194 from M.I.K. to nupc Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., is a national fraternity, founded at Indiana University - Bioomington - on January 15, 1911. Today Kappa Alpha Psi is comprised of over 200 chapters tunder- graduate and alumnit which include over 75,500 active members. Mayor Tom Bradley of Los Angeles, ex-Chicago Bear Gale Sayers, tennis star Arthur Ashe, and the Rev. Ralph Abernathy are just some of the many well-known Kappa men throughout the world. During the spring of 1978, the Zeta Alpha Swing Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi was established at Valparaiso University. In order to become a fraternity on this campus, the interested men were required to obtain written permission from the president of the University, the president of the national fraternity, the vice- president for Student Affairs, and the lntertraternity Council, a three year process. While the paperwork was being processed. the prospective pledges were active on campus as the 'tM.I.Kfs - Men Interested in Kappa. Functions included dances, dinners and raffles. On February 26. 1978, having become an official fraternity at Valpo, the M.I.K.'s began an eight-week pledge program under the guidance of the Zeta Alpha chapter, located at Indiana University in Gary. The first year at V.U. has been successful for Kappa Alpha Psi. The fraternity has provided many campus functions as well as community services. The brothers, commonly called uthe nupes , pride themselves on the quality of their membership and their bi- annual performances, where they BREAK-OUT e STEPPIN'. 1. J. Parker 2. S. Karaba 3. G. Robilard 4. M. Molloy 5.B. Hagan I. Mutlu T. Voss . P. Mazura . M. Becker . K. Konrad . J. Lemonion . Fisher Dombs Johnson McLean Laning Merola Mayer Knippenberg Reasoner . . Meyer 22. J. Pettigrew 23. S. Niederbrach 24. C. Baldwin 25. C. Maass 26. J. Sickles 27. J. Hawkins 28. M. Schoenbohm 29. M. Spencer ....4 Ndowmww : mmowxwwwpz 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37 38 39 40 4 1 42 D. Roseberry L. Marmolejo D. Steggerda C. Wang D. Evans S. Eckert S. Belko . J. Albrecht . J. Wacker . K. Krueger . J. Johnson . M. Cladis . D. McLaren Not Pictured J. Zudell C. Linimier D. Juveland C. Marmolejo P. Geleske D. Doyle J. Pahl G. Dobbs R. Benito M. Mitek B. Close T. Speaker TOP: T CroffordROW TWO: B, Raulenburg, G. Breeden. J Grimm, D. Hines, M. Dodds. HOW THREE: G. Bates, D. Riemer, B, Morrow. HOW FOUR: P. Stanzione, J Gilbert M, Jokich, D. Ludwig. ROW FIVE: J, Grayson, T. DeLanre. F. Handler, J Moran. ROW SIX: G Landstrom, M. Dunn, B, Holowatuk, B. Anderson. ROW SEVEN: J. Tyson, D. Woodward, S. Leonhard, E. KristoviQ NOT PICTUHED: K. Axelberg, B. Bekemeier, B. Berning, K Beil, S. Brandt, M. Callahan, C Childers, N. Fink. L, Griffith, D, Heckler, C. Hoffie, J. Hollander, T. Larkin, M. Lemons, S Luse, B McQuillian, L. Millies, C. Raha, M. Rose, J. Sarkisian, M. Schoenfeldt, G. Seegebrecht, S. Vent, C. Wiison 196 .9thqupr Psi V , HOW t ONE: J. Epach, G. Boehringer, ' , S. Misch, S. Steigerwald, B Adams, C. Tower, H. Koehnke, B. Selers, M, Masepohl HOW TWO: R. Loughney, J. Chin, F, Sailer, Jt Schuster, E. Weyand ROW THREE: Rt Menitt, D. Gring, D. Batz, B. Kramer HOW FOUR: B. Reuter, S. Sobeck, H, Lichtiuss, J. Velepec. J. Richter, C. Stringer individuals within a brotherhood Individuals within a brotherhood e that's how one member described life at the new Phi Kappa Psi. it has taken over $8000, many summer weekends of painting, and some trials and errors, but the brothers are well on their way to returning the fraternity to its national ideals. The renovation started last year when four pledges began a campaign to reinstate those ideals within the existing structure. Soon the national organization became involved, and a bloc of 30 new members took controi of the fraternity. After that, the old brothers decided to leave. The Phi Psis did not take any pledges during the '78 fall rush, preferring to first get their feet firmly planted on the ground. But the two things members say they really need are itexperience and more people e and they are hoping for a large pledge class in the spring. This should be helped along by the widespread campus interest in the Phi Psis - according to members, they have had a ugood turnout at their parties. The guys chose to join Phi Psis because we like the ideals this fraternity represents, says Bill Seiers, Vice- president. But according to president Jeff Richter, iiSome people think we want to be a model frat. That's not true. We want to be ourselves e we want to be individuals. 197 198 ROW ONE: 8. Pera G Jarosch D. Telschow, R Trubey, W. Columbe B Nesbit, M. Lochmann J Weber, T. Langewisch, Macho. ROW TWO: M.J, Stocks, D. Butler. D. Westfall, B. Brown, J, WiHiams, T, Kieschnick, S. Kamradt, A. Weiss, T.A. Carolson, D, Fruedenburg, M. Dedina ROW ONE: D. Lange, D. Landeweer, T. Galusha, Ti Lux, G. Vollmer, B, Svenkeson, J. Barker, D. Graffis, M. Baumgard, Zanzibari FIOW TWO: T. Ferrebee, Ji Goidenstein, E. Boyd, J. Schuh, T. Meyer, Mi Poland, L. Kroesch, A. Walther, Mi Iseler. G Biuhm. T Pruesner, GT O'Conner, D Rigoni, T McCurry 199 200 1. D. Schotte 2. P. Krentz 3. D. Green 4. B. Reznicek 5. T. Balgeman 6. J. Mellom 7. S. Plese 8. B. Balgeman 9. B. Lutz 10. D. 81995 11. 0. Russell 12. K. Boettcher 13. J. Race 14. K. Macke 15. 8. Chase 16, D. Weir 17. J. Weimuller 18. D. Mazak 19. B. Dannemeyer 20. 21. 22, 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37, 38. A. Tieben W. McGraw . Gehl . Godke . Klug Eben . PoweH . Haseman Bachman , Koenig . Nie1er M. Roscoe T. Steinbeck D. Surico S. Holste T. Terrell M. Alfred J, Custardo P. Ostling 01771200?!wa M... i 1' .. . ,.. 5 1. mon- Awwmm'w 39 4o 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 . M. Defreeuw . W. Behrendt . S. Toney , R. Vogelsang . J. Oelschlaeger . P. Barber . S. Hill . M. Rodgers . M. Barber . R. Smith . T. Robert . K. Dude . J. Lohse . J. Smith . B. Rykken . J. Leavitt . G. Becker . D. Hughes xxov ROW 1: L. Swanson, W. Turner, T. Telechan, R, Lucht, Bruno, J. Dippold, B. Hoffmann. ROW 2: T. Sanders. D. Corn, Cathy, J. Siess, R. Langley, J. Killmer. J, Tiemann, D. Valentine, K. Reifke, P Panhorst. HOW 31.1. Kidwell, J Rowley, J MHIS, D. Mohlenhoff, B, Coffey, P. Malkin, D. Bagalke, D. Wise, D. Quigg, B. Lane, 9. Scott, S. Claussen. ROW 4: G Brown, R. Johnson, 3 Fredericksen, D. Friedrich, C. Holste, J. Roth, S. Miller, D. Langer, M. Fechner, D. Oosterbaan, S Timmons, E. Krumdick. J. Barlow, D West, D. King, K, Hollis, G, Gilmore, M. Dallman, J. Koerner, B. Johnson. ROW 5: Mr. Moose, J. Wagner, J. Busch, J Krug. D. Tyndall, B, Broten, T. Hartz, T. Beeching, C. Weaver. ROW 6: J, Kahler, M. Krumdick, J. Renkes, J. Ramey. R. Rafanelli. NOT PICTURED: J. Geist, M. Zakula, D. Pepoon, P. Hesse, J Dallman4 M. Gatz, G. Schuchhardt, R. Carlson, E. Connelly, W. Heermen. E. Tashjian, M. Westermeier, D Thielo, D. Tiemann, D. Parker, G. Adamczyk, R. Stamp, J. Organ, B. Glaser, T. Keating, D McMillan, G. Brown, J Blake, J. Peterson 201 202 biqmo Pi 999N97WPS-9Nf r. . hcampo . Meisner . Nemergut . Galbiati . Johnson . Edlin M. Dankis J. Boyd J. Milleville J. CzernobH . Green Hanson . Shaler Bacon 5 Grigg . Jasinski Lamborn . Warrick McComb Green Droegemuller Bergerson Drews Strutz Flagg Koehlinger . Novak Ott Bursley Hatton Lutz Van Sam Campbell Kutz 003571 EFFOWTUKEPDMZHFZSDyJJUUprU 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48, 49. 50. 51. 52. 535 54. 55. 56 , R. Costello . K. Erks . T. Alsin . M. Langenbahn . F. Nierzwicki . C. Schwartz . J. Hecht 5 J. Schoneman S. Sam C. Keller B. Boerger G. Soderholm C. Milne T. Plaskota P. Siastney J. Ramsey R. Johnson B. Long B. Kehe S. Kaminsky K. Anderson U.F,O. Not Pictured 1 .. 95990N93SnPf-0N . Blondie R. Vogl K. Sproug M. Lester K. Colin M. Goetz F5 Dopson K. Peterson H. Sutherland S. Ludolph It began at about five o'clock, on the morning of June 27, 1978, while most of the summer school students at VU were still asleep. By the time it had ended, the late 19th century structure which was home for the Sigma Tau Gamma trateinity, had been gutted by flames. It was like we lost our own personal home, junior Tom Wright. Sig Tau president, said, ltto have to come back to school without a frat house was very disappointing for everyone. Fortunately, at the time of the tire, only three students were living in the house, and all escaped injury. Although fire officials pinpointed the tire's origin to the kitchen, no official cause has yet been determined, according to Wright. Construction began last March on the new house, which is being built on the same site. The building, a revised version of the Illinois State Sigma Tau house, is expected to be completed before the fall semester. It will feature two floors above ground, along with a full basement that will provide more area for social functions. Wright said that the new house, which is being funded by insurance and bonds, will house approximately'30 students. ,, Wm auwmw, we lost our home 1. M, Schelle 2. M. Troewel 3. E. Baum, 4. D. Johnson 5. F. Borst 6. R. Horn 7. J. Brutlag 8. D. Rodenbeck 9. T. Wright 10. E. Strohschein 11. T. Fairbairn 12. C. Freutel 13. T. Krauss 14. A. Shepard 15. G. Gayner 16. T. Helming 17. D. Schmidtke 18. G. Dori 19. C. Cauley Not pictured M. Axley J, Andrup J. Zmuda J. Stelter 203 SITTING: A. Calamari, J, Rodgers, N. Eckstaedt, L. Meister, J. Perry, D. Thornton, R Muffoletto. KNEELING: D. Flowers, M. Rubel, J Schwartz, M. Felton, I. Jackson, S. Webb, 8, Hoerger, E Pole, L. Lindemann. STANDING: Golden, T. Spencer, G. Graft, G, Pioch, P. Haas, J, Gerth, L Moyen, B. Carlson, R. Curry, J Bowers, J, Hunter, T.O NOT PICTURED: C. McGill, K. Karjesky, C. Cunningham, J, Hienztmen, x B. Busch, 3 Sullivan, R 1 White, J. Sundermann, D i Hazel, M. Peters, T. Gelschen, J Luley, P. Hart, 3 Betty, D. Schreiber, S. Zoria. X : Tau Kappa Epsilon 204 ROW ONE: R. Kyle, J, Shelton, C. Conrad, B. Russell, T. Serbinski. HOW TWO: M. Freckmo, E Wojo, G. Lucas FIOW THREE; FL Riese, M, Orvidas, V. Fitz, R. Olson, D. Cemy ROW FOUR: D Peterson, P. Scott, L. Smith. ROW FIVE: D Lindberg, B. McKinley. ROW SIX: 8. Binkely, UKoc , D. Meyer, D. Schraub 205 206 Sylvester Goes To College Or notudy of bclf-pzrccption ond - Personality Transformation Or What Volpo will do to You if You Don't Watch Out Starring Brian Ruediger as Sylvester Backed by a cast of Thousands Written, filmed and produced by Dave Lange Script consultation by Angie Landman Worried about by Joyce Obermeyer Once upon a time, not so long ago, there lived a boy who was raised in a small community in rural Kansas. His father made a modest living growing corn and milking cows while his mother spent most of her time baking apple pies. The boy, Sylvester, learned not only his father's trade, but also all the moral guidelines that define ilgood and decent. Yes, Sylvester was a good boy; he did his chores every day and his homework every night. He was a dedicated boy scout, belonged to the local 4-H club and even raised a calf that won a blue ribbon at the county fair. True, Sylvester was such a wholesome boy that it would just about make you sick. Sylvester worked hard at school as you would expect and so he was anxious to continue his education after high school. Sylvester decided to attend a local junior college and, predictably, he faired well and made his mother and father very happy. One would think that he would be content in Kansas - Kansas was made for people like Sylvester. However, he was an ambitious boy by nature and had always dreamed of the Big Time: engineering -- engineering at Valparaiso University. Well, his parents loved him and did all they could to help him achieve his dream. And the rest is history. Sylvester did indeed make it to Valpo. Our story begins with good, pure Sylvester arriving in Valpo anxious to begin anew. Iltl $X Wm menu 'imnuifu A r. ; 5 207 :9 'H, a,b- 53:11 11:13: us: gang ' :uuH' .wuuh'xz a ' 5 u :JNHU nrut'l' 'W. U 3$1 208 And so it went. Poor Sylvester was hit hard by the realities of college life at Valparaiso. Engineering proved to be too much for a boy of such meager resources. Business was probably better anyhow. Besides, that way there would be more time to develop his social life. But where to start? Armed with his roommate's arsenal of advice, Sylvester prepared himself to take on Vaipo by storm. New enthusiasm filled Sylvester e he was ready! 209 .LaxJ. 210 'm bcgim'ximg to think therek; something wrung W l 3:; L; 211 He's the King of 0001. Wish I could be like him! 'All these years the artist in me has been suppressedr by pig pens and corn cribs. Changing my major to art has really giVen me a chance to express myself. ;X wg I hope ihis y; fulfills the class K requirements. ...and in beauty, Truth! ; . $ $Q x.; 212 Yes, Sly had finally found his niche in life. He was happy with his new image. Popular, devastating, neato-torpedo e- he was everything he had ever hoped for. Sly's new Iife-style involved a whole new perspective Chairs, man, chairs. I can really get into Baby, it's Real.$ '.f The essence of i Z womanhood! Chairs are so everyday. You never really appreciate their form unless you view with inspired vision. These creations...it's almost too much for me to handle. Divine inspiration, no less. ., x 213 136.3 8'1 ... to ,2; 0 ml 00 you tool: In; advice too seriously. , yearn - w 4 m. 1- :, dh ' . .udfv'i. Ion: gxauxw .Wv, ucnmui a D , ' ' . you dorfh 2: $3; Emma? :31; much wiix Joving evw-y minute of 214 And so ends this story of metamorphosis. From Sylvester to Sly a lesson in self- perception. He sought truth and beauty. He found both within - and more. We all should strive for our own concept of reality and learn to find inner peace. 215 v; For nine months of the year We find ourselves residing within the Valparaiso area. What we reside in is probably known by a variety of names but for our pur- poses we shall simply call our living space Home. Home is the place where we eat, sleep, visit with friends and study when we must. If our Home has another name such as Lankenau. Guild, Brandt or whatever then we find ourselves in a communal atmosphere where we share with others the joys of home such as no hot water, the smell and smoke of burned food lpopcornn, late night hone calls, and whatever other interesting sounds which filter through the paper thin walls. It you happen to decide you don't like the communal life then maybe youlll get an apartment. Thatls a different kind of home - one which provides more personal freedom. Chances are wherever you make your home will come to hold a special place in your heart and memory. J. 218 LANKENAU One 61 Two North Howiz H. Hetico, J, Nelson, J. Cuthbertgc. Butcher, L. Fick Row 2 S. Spreng, K. Kvorka, K. Drews How 3 C, Verde, N, Lockhart, S Geiger, K Gordon, K Nickoloff, S. Pennekamp, L. Blumenkamp How 4: J DeLeeuw, M. Heyde, C. Lindegard, P. Buchman, A. Backnak, A Resner, L. One 6? Two South Row 1: C. Cushman, K Bruesehoff, A, Brough, C Shildmyer Row2 V Jirk, C. Kuhlman, J, Wiechert, DI DiManeo; N, Howard, L, Owens, M. Zaver'sky, A. Olson, M. Weller Row 3 A. Bachnak, C Hohl, C, Laycock, K. Benken, M. Wessler, L. Siegel, J, Gronlund, A, Kremz, R. Hopkins, R, Bergersen, C. Gough How 5: I. Reinumag, S, Ruprecht, 8, Bacon, J. Bosch, A. Kiepura, L Thompson, E. Manuzak Flow 6, K. Kemble, M Colburn, L. Alford, J. Goethals, P. Holloway, D. Hertrich, J. Livingston, D, Johnston, V, Alexander, K. Musch, Reinhart, S. Mahler, D Pryor, C Krause Row 4: B. Davsh, A. Gonzalez, L, Durr, K Coreran, C. Warczak, C, Wills, S, Summers, K Ray, L. Dallman, S Metzger, J. Glotfelty Flow 5: A Vicari, N. Zegarac, T. Engseth, B. Boardman, B Euler, K. Lohrentz, J. Schumacher, S Hammes, N. Buchweitz Three North Ffow 7: S. Bender, J, Arrago, R. Erickson, Y, DeRuna, E, Laurie, L. Collin, V. Washkowiak, A. Yox Row 2 M. Harring, M, Chvosta, B, Alm, D. Gunderson, M Rotermund, S Karraker, D. Marsh, M Brandt, K, Ruhl How 3 D, Meyrfbk, Three South How 1: F. PringWe, J, Geerdes, K. Facklei, K. Loyd, K Hovda, P. Von Soosten. D. Krueger Left Table: D. Loyer, JV Young, L. VanFleet, M. Ray, P. Sievert, D. Schuh, J. Hagen Right Table: S. Durst, K. Thelander, J. Savaino, J. L. Sanders, K, Grotelueschen, K. Watt, K. Erks, R. Johnson, M, JoSinal, D. Harker, L. Haller, D. John, N, Fulk Row 4: N. Smith, S. Strutz, J Dede, N. Bulmahn, C. Kruger, S, Stephan, C. Moyer, S, Cordes, M, Derse, G. UXrich. Clark, K. Schultz, E Honeycutt, K. Janke How 2 M. Jaros, M, Schuler, B. Melvin, T. Ellington, K. Thomas, S, Frazee, R. Russo, R, Roettger, L. Vanderlage, K Thomas Row 3. S. Grozdanich, G. Newby, C. Orlich, N, Spencer. LANKENAU 219 220 Four Norm Row 1.- A. Perruso, R Nero, s. Menda, D. Hale, J. Garrison. P. Knoechel How 4r 8- Bowling, K- Chiagouris, P- Sobbe, A. Hat, J. Wilkening Row 2: 8. Jenny, H-Mu E. Hughes, S. Luterbein, S, Roper, J. Vanvoorhis Row 5: S Dede. Seward, s. Bobilya, s. Hill, M. Lehman, T. Strimbu Row 3:.1. D. Riddle. V- KadIeC. T. Rotar, K Hoohstetler. T. Doxey, J- Bynoe, M. Lee, M. Anderson, B. Schoenherr, L. Feenstra, T. Ambos. LANKENAU Four South Row 7: M. McMurray, J. Eikleberry, S. Covert, J, McComb Row 4: S. Knorr, B, Schmidt, 0 Tellman, J PanescL Smith, S. Jelinek, B. Zalewski How 2: 0 Kurylak, R. A. Chandler, R Duerr, L Dhonau, D. Dieckhoff, J. Queathem, Armstrong, 8. Hartman. T. Coulis, J. Wagonblast, E. Y. Andros How 5: M. Porterfield, C. Boehringer, 8. Banks, M. Rodenbeck, How 3: D. Ludwig. L Amell, A Bentley, A. Edadl,.Schissler. C. Stretz. C. Schaedel, P, Tegmeyer, V. Meneakis, E. Rabe, S. Five North Raw 1: 1. Scott, L, Penister, B Garcia, R Watson, J, Laatsch, L Florscheutz, L. Shreve, S Petersen, C. Bird How 2: J. Buhrmester, L. Beaten, E. Johnson, R. Moody, J Griffin, L. VanBebber, B Howen, C. Forness How 3: 0 Masters, L Beaten, Five South Row 1: A. Donohoe, S Hazlett, N. Jones, J. Bridenbaugh, L. Martin, D. Gehrke. L. Hammerer, Sv Pielstisker, M. McNeilI, C. Scheyder, S. Reisen Row 2: D. Stanley, L. Stange, D. Dahlman, D. Toellner, P. Schumacher, S Thompson, N. Fischer, 2. Brandt, K. Tobbs, M. Sternitzky, A. Pozdol, A, Raisier, K. Butts, S Makeever, D Barton, R. Swenson How41G, Grebe, I. Verneman, L Lindschau, C. Sweat, K. Messmore, M. Miller, D. Schmidt, L. Deland. Row 5: L. Melby, A. Redweik, A. Scott, J. Krueger. N. Nichois, K. Smittenl J, Rohner, M. Armstrong, 0, Salomon Flow 3: B. Braun, B. Semeyn, B. Barkal, C. Jahns, V. Soukup, L. Dyer, L. Jolley. M. Margentina, C. Schick, C. Kadowaki, J, Ensinger, 0. Babe. LANKENAU One North How 1: L. Mchendon, S. Wen Row 2 G Oman, T Jones, K. Franklin, M. Bernthal, S. Brown, K. Zechmann, G. Chamberlin, A. Gallios, B. Brandstetter, T. Melser, R. Petersen, Doss, K Miller, B Hoolsmann, J. Brackmann. C. Hampton, D Stiemke, D. Wuerdeman Fiow 3 C, Bryan, D. One E83? ROW 73 M- Nenow, J BileHOY M- Morgan, J Greve, Vanasse, P Hahn, K. Fischer, J. Kavicky, H. Kobayashi, D. M. Spreng. J Howard Row 2 B Flelcher. B TutchinQS. E. Sterling, J Herak, B, Thiemann, B. Bunemeier. Compton, M. Blose, D. Raso, J Weber, N. Pappas How 3 M. WEHRENBERG 223 224 One West Row 1: T Sanders, B. Amiano Row 2: G. Bleeke, M Borton, R. Fritz, J. Handrock Row 3: M Krupa, S. Hansen, D. WEHRE NBERG Two Nonh How 1: M, Moore, D. Bushur, K. Kurth, T. Burris, R. Rapp Row 3: B. Dassie. P, Baerenwald, P, Bush, N Reuos, J Lautzenheiser, J. Biel, S, Clark, J. Frett, M. Littmann How 4: M. Orban, M Branning, J. Tesmond, B. Lemke, C Benson. Blake, J. Stucker. E, Schroeder How 3: R. Earl, C Pitman, M Angelo, B, Zajc, K. Kamp. Two East Row 1: M. Kihn. M. Irvin, J. Hofsass, B Hoffman, G. Casenotto, C McKenaey How 4: S. Pease, B. Nollke, B. Sorge, D, Holt Row 2: M. Wendell, B. Luders, T. Bradley, T. Oakley, D. Neumann, M. Andresen, J. Bazini. Boeck, G Zieman Row 3: T Bartelt, T. Dodge, T Ressmeyer, J WEHRENBERG Two West Raw 1: R. Button, B. Johnson, M Buldse, J. Halpin, B. 3: S, Schuelz, B. Krause, J. Hernandez, S, Marek, P. Kozlowski, T, Knott, J. Ulmer How 2: G. Easton, S. Heroneuns, E. Hazlund Row Hackbarth. 225 ii i Three North Row 1: S. Powell, D, Buck, G. Pappas, G. Benninghoff, M. Mandich, C. Stride. J. Semenak Row 2: K. Rammelsberg, D. Erickson, J Potter, T. Goings, M. Leibrock, J. Three East Row 1: T. Trescott, E. Kolodzieg, K. McCray, E. Olson, T. Meyer How 2: M. Simmons, W. Hedman, T Pinnow, B. Kartman, A. Luedtke, J. Fife, T. Eischen, D. FoaL R. Korthauser Bober, M. Van Leeuwen How 3: FL Parr, D Arnell, J. Pearson, E. Moryl, S. Olstad, D. Belling, M. Secen. Row 3:W. Chambers, T, Horth, K. Arvesen, P. Methot, D. Dueseberg, G. Kamnetz. Three West Row 1: S. Lehmann, R. Ortiz, M. Hueber, K. Eklov, K P. Clikeman. T Fasm, J. Bakas, S. Harms, M. Spence, C. De Rosser How 2: J. Lindamood. M. Folta, J. Metzger How 3: B. Simone, M. Van Beek, A Ellerbusch. Berg, 8. Ortell. T. Skaggs, J. Fritz, T. Madden Row 4: A Johnson, A . Four North Raw 1: E Bergsieker, D. Riemer, D. Lauber, K. 3: S. Hinn, R Welker, T. Duffy, M Botzenhurt, R. Eichstaedt, J. Bowen. R. Anderson, P Luley Row 2: M Lanning, C. Bopp, M. Holmquist, S. Lehman. Westerhausen, R Bunnett, J. Reed, B. Applegate, J. Collins Raw WEIIRENBERG 227 228 WEHRENBERG Four Eas! Row 1: Q Cuzzo, C. Wolfanger, R. Korthauser, D, Novotney Row 31R. Jensen, M. Gould, M. Kositzke, M Olson Row 2: J. Drnjevic, T. Novek, S. Sylvester, C, Hackbert. J. Moran, D. Swearingen, F. Burke, R. Dunbar. Synnestvedt, L Grotelueschen, F. Olson, K. Collins, R. Four West Row 1: K, Weiss, K. Gingrich. J. Cherry. W. George, R. Zimegni ROW 3: 5- KrOft. M Mason, G, Berg, M. Donley, B, T. Loher, T, Fahey. E Douglas How 2: R. Gillies, J Huerner, J. Tinkey, T. Carlson, J. Donley, R. Crowford. Stelter, J. Smith, S Swatek, J. Walden. J. Adams, T. Bumber, One North How 1: E. Wells, K. Beery, S. Sutton, R Newman, J. Bloemke, L. Schlecht. P. Kipp How2, M. Strauser, S Leahy, A. Otten, H. Schaper, L, Kruegger, R. Costello, R One South Row 1: K Johnson, L. Curtiss, S, Souffrant, M. Nance, C. Reid, H. Demuth HowZ S. O'Connor, L Hazellon, N. Peckinpaugh, K, Keller, K. Richterkessing, A. Bemis, D. Graves, Q Kneifel Row 3. V. Helgeson, B Freudenburg, L Rogers, E Deets, 8 Nelson, M. Hirsch. M. lrmen. Mortland, L. Nemergut, N. Martin, B. Nist How a C. Eifig, S Peterman, E. Raukar, T. Wilson, S. Muntin. C Sahlhoff, S. Day, J. Jan, Jeri Spencer, D Soyring, KBEINHEDER 229 Two North How 1: J. Bresnahan, M. Young, Bl Walther, L Reed, St. John, P. Hamann Row 3: A Kochendorfer, F. Fiene, A. Setser, K. Oh, M. Novak, C. Thompson How 2: J. Olson, C. Hargrove, B. B Schultz, D Irons, L Stevens, P. Ross, B. Willoughby. Hanon, J. Anderson, R. Kutz, L. Droegemueller, B. Goodrich, L. Two South Row 1: P. Michalos, M. Maleshy, R. Hutchens, E Paul Dorn, C. Reinhart, C. McNeilly, J. Martin, M. Kroft How 4: K. Row 2: R. Helfrecht, L. Newkirkt B. Brinkman, J. Williams, G. Krebs, K. Walters, S. Kemp, D. Hoyt, L. Koilmorgen, C. Stevens, Smith Row 3: S. Roemig, L. DeVantier. D. Kokinis, D. Grueben, B. N. Woods. V. Wilson, D. Petig. KREINHEDER 230 Three North Row 1: N. Matthew; H. Edinger, J, Stone, B, Harrington, L. Clarke, C. Versen, D. Sharp, D. Flagg How 3: L. Binman, F. Mosier, L. Sutley, C. Dalgetly, M. Paddington, M: Slrayer. K. Kurzdorfer, N: Cromwell, 0- Bauer. 3. CUrtiS. Bohning How 2: P. Nee. A. Spruth, A: Bigda, J. Weil, H, Three South How 1: K. Green Row 2: M. Anusbrigian, M. Barlow. C. Chavez, P. Golnick, T. Heiderberger, K. Lehman, K. Ziemer, P: T. Schwandt, M: Schucknecht, K. Anderson, K: Christopher, P: Bursley, M. Perry How 3: S. Langer, L. Gould, D, Cecchini: Y, Meissner, J. Trevisan, L. lacampo How 2: V. Boughman, K. Lee, : Prichard. M. Tyler, K. Campbell, R. Zahrte. KREINHEDER 231 One North Row 1: M. Engen, S. Zoborosky, W. Fuller, K, von B Carpenter, R. Lehmann, R. Koehler, R. Lane, B. Oliver, M. Heinburg, M. Denny, S. Terranova, S. Barlag, T Hannon, S. Troemel. Churray, T. Taykocvsk, D. Nillen, J. Miller How 2: F. de la Cotera, One South Row 11 J. Alexander, J. Thode, B. Yonker, D, Gilmore, C. Winlens, C. Clausen, G Finch, S. Swisher, J, McKinney. S. Stephens, B. Furniss, M4 Wilklns, D. Knepper How 2: K. Hessel, ! 232 Two North Row 1: D. Kruether, T. Arkejauer, C. Embree, B, Row 3: E. Miller, T. Keyl, P. Indorf, S Jasper, A. Banks. D Chandler. S. Rupprecht, D. Tryloff How 2: C. Potthoff, L Kiernan, Collins, P. Kunz. M. Nogel, A. LeFevre, M. Kochvar. P, Malkin, D. Bauer, R. Kriss Two South How 1: H. Harbach, N Boggs, S Carson Row 2: D. Driscol, D. Mertens, J. Schillinger Row 3: B. Branum, D. Blundell, B. Fickle Row 4: D. Matern, T, Harms How 5: M. Sivertson, T. Giglio Row 6: M. LoVerde, E, Demus, B. Loppnow Row 7: R Burch, K. Voigts. S. Mortiz. 233 Three North Row 7: G. Streder, T Eschbach, M. Reyner, R. C. Anderson How 3. R. Kelly, D. Grimm, J. Spelde, J. Dessau, F. Gegelski, D Franks, C, Villizzi, D Parker Row 2 J. Lantanna, G Polansky, J. Markle. Gonia, C. Smith, S. Lochmann, M Opsall, T. Grill, J. Lincoln. Three South Row 1: T, Long, D Savage, B. Richards, B. K Martin, P. Giedert, P. Naragon, J Nelson, T. Krause, L, Hansen, M Muller, P. Koehn, C. Jepsen, C. LundeH, E, Bouman. Hawker, M. Siefer, D. Schoenheiden Rowz R. Cory, K. Ryll, 234 First Floor Fiow 1: L. Grassin, D. Daepler Howz L. Bickham, P, Mergl, D, Mullan, S, Bartlen, C Bartz, K. Kirivin How 4: B. M. Freeman, M. Schwarz, M. Kellerstrass, A Meibohm, D. Shone, L. Bangel, K Schmiege, C. Gallagher, K. Olson, J. Nuechterlein, L Dawson Row 3, B. Blauser, D Davia, S Sahai, Martens, V, Kohler. Two East Row 1: L. Little, C. Clausen, L Trevino, V. Frey, A Smith, J Frazier Rowz R. Fernandez, S. Ekstrom, B Kooi, D. Di Nola, K. Hesterman, C. 810115, A Mclaughlin Row 3. V Leone, P Bordonaro, K. Lawrence, R. Del Missier, S. Priano, K. Martinson, S. Ercan, H Knerr How 4: 8. Lawrence, K. Koch How 5: A. Bukowski, A. Ross, 3 Wilson, D. Gerike, L Belle, K. Dawson Row 6. L. Vintalore, K. Erlancl, D. LaFargue, L. Smith, 3 Keeley, S. Prochnow, ALUMNI 235 2 36 Two Wes! How 1:0. Ericksen. D: Gander, E. Nodenbreck. P. Albrecht, S. Albrecht, M. Grobner, S. Haas, E: Kudel, B: Lazer Row 2: J. Haller, R. Flores, L: Bauer, B. McKenzie, C. Ford, M. Zeitler, S. Nolting, G. Gloe, J. Thompson How 3: B. Buchholz, Three East How 1: H. McComb, S. Weist, K. Schumacher, J. Leonard, C. Wendelin, J. Gengozian, M. Dixon, B. Jacobsen. C. Hanusch How 2: M. Eldridge, V. Stroud, L. Munro. Woman How 3:0. Graves, K: Kleinhans. S. Hodel, A. Guida, P. L: Shelly, J: Oeters, M. Dekcon, A. Sikorski, E. Carson. B. Johnson, A. Strohschein, J, Petersen How 4: R. Bultemeyer. N. Rasmussen. N. Unger, L. Tyler, S. Koester, M. Bernthal, K. Gibson, E. Latza, M. Marsic, C. Swan. Volkmann, J. Steinmann. J. Landrebe, M. Mellett, D. Feldt How 4: V. Long, R. Browne, M. Nyby, L. Matrix, K. Johnson, L. Kach Row 5: M. Hess, P. Keekley, K. O'Connor, D. Anderman, S. Bailey, K. Budris. Three West How 1: S. Hazlett How 2: P. Ziak. J. Jones, L. Bovey, Thompson, L. Droegmueller, R. Henderson, S. Szubra How 5: C: R. Renaldi, M. Zajeski, S: Pappas, E, Kapusta Row 3: S, . Van Glabek, M. Rieckhoff, B. Tepe, P. West. M, Giannicaki, L. Schlicker, A: Williams, A. MueHer, S. Telschow, D: Maranger, C. Loepker, J: Paulsen, S. Siebert, K. Oblander. Zimmerman, D. Ochs, W. Mees How 4: L. Handles, J, Rubke, T, Four East How 1: N. Carstens, J: Cox, J. Whelan, R, EINaggar, S: J. Bosen, H. Palmateer, D. Nojl, A, Schroeder, M. Tepe, B. Jones, Lott, R. Schwerin Row 2: F. Obert, M: Ariail, J. Knack, S, B. Judson, S. Bear How 4: S. Stone, G, Stirewatt, K. Roeh, C, Granlund, A: Gobreski, M. Schmidt, B. Mueller, M. Riemer Flow 3: Myers, 0. Vann, D. Ames, L. Ulm, T. De Core. 237 238 Four West Row 1: B. Guthrie, S. Smith, M Woltman, D. Thake, C, Mueller, J. Lawrenz How 2: J. Karol, P. Bauer, J Jennings, R. Nyberg, E. Marquez, E. Cross, L Welsh, E. Rivera How 3: Five East How 1: V. Tricebock, D. Thinnes, K. Leimbach, T. Walters, M. Fischer, D. On, H. Steskel, D. Buczek, P. Pechtold Row 2: R. Reff, S. Hambright, A. Johnsen, B. Boitorff, N. Jovanovich. J. Horst, K. Fechner, T, Hanberg, B Franke, M. L. Larson, M. Tyler, D Ross, J Fenzon, J. Bouman, J. Lorenzen, C. Shafis, P. Stanaitis, Zygmunt Row 3: N. Carson. L. Schultze, C Reaper, C. Selk, 8. Salisbury, J. Hoover, C. Gallant. T. Marsh, A. Foote, L, Frank, B. Tupper Five West Row 1: K. Barker, M. Wyiie, B. Gallo. K. Truttschel, B. Piehler. C. Martin How 2: S. Boston, V. Tricebock, D. Kinner. L. Schultze, A. O'Connor, N. Ruppin. J. Tombers, S. Cissell Row 3: C. Tews, C. Newby, R. Yanke, R Bramstedt, J. Toppen, G. Kalmar, T. Grimes, A. Coles How 4: J. Neese, K. Roeh, L. Bryant, J. Love Row 5: M. Newby, K. Hem, D. Kempf. H. Pfeiffer, T. Furfaro, M. Stevens, M Boldt, P. Meyer. 239 GUILD First Floor How 1: Q Urness, M. Leaf, S. Fisher, R. Berg, D Euerich, C. Luft How 2' K. Hess, K. Jahns, J, Edgar, J. Weinrich. Two North How 7: M. Ohlhausen Flow 2: E Christmas, D. Brown, S Whipple, K. Reidenbach Row 4: H. Harfmann, D Zutton, K. Miklas, S. Beeman, B Heerman. L. Hoffmann, N Gold, J. Hayward, 8. Evert, K. Hecht, A. Krausnick, J Heins How 3: C. Torczynski, K. Heiber, S. McKague, M Jakubovie. 240 Two South Row 1: M Pera, M. Qqevillon. C. Torczynski, C. Weinrich Row 3: D, Wildhage, M. Ohlhausen Lohse How 2: J Schellentrager, R. Rohloff, S Vandemerkt. G. Three North How 11D. Redlitz, B. Mueckler, W Rowehl How 2: O Nordgren, L. Van Sooner, W. Galasinao, R, Horvat, C; K. Shedrow, J. Hooker, K. Vogler, B Juoni, D. Thone How 3: Palmer, J. Oelschlager 241 Three South How 1: J. Heidmann, L DeVries, S. Abplanalp, K4 How 4: S. Souffrant, S. Partee, A Landman, J. Obermeyer. J. Stroyeck Row 2: M, Koehneke, A. Walther, D. Lawrence, C. Shallcross, Q Tryon. Danz Raw 3: T. Scherban, K. Saikley, 8. Green. K, Horton 242 One North How 1: D. Morse, M. Heyse Row 2: 3. Gregory, J Volz, M. Herzberg. L. Bauer, R. France, J. Gump. Huener, S. Bedell. L. Ensley, L. Froehlich How 3: H. Kupke, R. One South How 1: The four foxes How 2: C. Peters, B. Burns, D. Redman, S. Brinkman, A. Walsh, T. McGinnity, K. Ruse. NIEMOBIAL 243 MEMIDRIAL Two South Row 1: SI Schlobohm, D. Heinrichs, K. Arnott, A. Larson, E Dionesotes, C. Podell How 2: D, Jennings, S. Silmore, Two North Row 7: M. Berver, C. Woycik, L. Poppe, L. Brink, C. Brink, 8. Hill How 2: 0 Spencer, Z. Hess, D Van Wie, D. Spagnola, D. Van Wie, G. Klever Row 3; R Spagnola, R. G. Zerby, P. LaToza, C. Hubartt Raw 3: M. Tiebert, B. Dicke, P. Favorite, B. Uhlhorn, N Fytrovitch, J Koeuos. Streicher, M. Froehlich, L. Fraser, P. Maier, D4 Beck, R Mahala, T. Cassidy. B. Hypes, S. Dlutkowski. Three North How 1: M. Volom, K, Vorvisotis, P. Doebert, S. Kamphoefner, J. Dieringer, K Paulson How 3: R. Rohloff, M. Lange. T. Prange, C. Gehrig, V Goss, J. Lotters Flow 2: P. Anderson. Binz, S. Bruni; E Vasquez, E. Drake, K. Krenzke, L Three South Row 1: J. Urban, B. Bernard, G. Fisher, B . ROW 31 L. Hunt, R. Rehbein, D. Colby. Warrick, M. Remole, T. Horkavi, R. Kamman, L Pieper How 2; J. Wittenmyer, B Mailand, D. Forsberg Row 4: J. Schroeder, L. Vansant. B, Sneed, D. Jasinski, A. Nagle, D. Lawson, J. Olsen, A. Johnston Medwetz, J- Liesse 245 One North 61 One South Row 1: K. Zobel, F. Fredrickson, R. Siomos, J. Dicke, N. Tsangaris How 4: K, Herzberg, B Knapp, Timm, T. Clarbour, C. Ellison How 2: R. Steinwand, E Williams, C. Sonnell, B. Nietzke, D, Nelson, C. Weissenborn, R. Burbrink, S. Andreason, S. Schoen, K. Nelson, D. Larson, K. B. McFrauIand, C. Martin, B. Zimmerman How 5: J. Greve, J. Vanderhoof, P. Smith, M. Buse Row 3: A. Armstrong, B. Botkin, K. Scheller, N. Dhaens, K. Derewianski, L. Lust, L, Lipscomb, M. Coon, C. Thiele, A. Hintz, C. Johnson, A Kerr, A. Schultz, C. Piepenbrink. D. Deters, S. Hoeferkaufs. DEACONESS 246 First Floor Row 7: Doug ScrOQQin, E Peters, T Stephan How Nieder, J. Buddington, J. Hudelson, R. Swanson, R. Skaggs, R. 2: R. Klafehn, L. Sutley, E Galockin, L, Boehringer, B, Bonke, Bellman, D, Krueger, E. Padro, J. Oberman, A. Schroeder, M McClew Row 3: D. McClew, J. McClew, F. Two North How 1: H. Wertz, J. Andreasik, P, Heller, D. Roscoe, T. Kilcoyne HOW 3: M. Chin. T Harris, J Hill. 0- Grim, Jakubovie, A. Bubolz, P. Koenig, E. Galockin How 2: J, S. Fricke, J. Williamson, S, Budak, R Blauvelt, K Scheyder, D, Wojcieszak, M. Kegel, M. Thune, D. Heggi, S. Foss, D Balton, D. Gaston. Paculowski, E. Coli, B, Palumbo, F BaIL D. Pallmeyer, M BRANDT 247 248 BRANDT Two South How 1: E. Fink, J. Unger, D. Falk, M. Peters, 3 Nudmunn, R. Nelson, 8. Oien, C. McDougle, K. Scheiwe Haw Parsons. C, Peters RowZ S, Wertke, J. Koepke, R 4: K. Logan, G. Day, M, thte, M Cloyd, D Forbes, J. Lindemeyer, G Calhoun, M Porter, B, Schwochon, K. Sanger, Nicholas, R Bestertester, J, Cone, J. Andreasik, C. BaciHus. J. Bretscher, B. Towerson Row 3. J. Ellis, P, Weil, J. Leigl, J. Three North Row 1; R. Patterson, s, Carder, R. Bok, M. Harfmann, L. Nelson How 3 S. McGuinnes, P. Lunstrum, D Boyman, J. Wolf, J. Wilson How 2 J, Dietrich, J, Sims, E3 Lange, T. Strimbu, A. Thompson, A. Karalis, P. Matson, A. Dauson. T. Rudolf, B. Ruediger, C. Smith, J. Barker, B. LiHarris, J. Schroeder, J. VEH- xV Three South Raw 1: H. Handeh F. Oriccio, C. Johnson How 2 A Walther, T. Moss, 8, Bators, T. Coers, J. Bonner. D, Streg, L Penvose, N. Huppert How 3. F, Brugman, D. Currie, J. Four North Row 1: D. Defassio, M. Snider, E. Pudlo, S, Culbertson How 2: R Engelman, J. Fife, R. PoXster, G. Tagge, M. Herak, R. Gruhlke How 3. R. Manns, A Ryll, M, Williams, C. Savich, J. Comande, C. Chrome, J. Schwiesow, S. Sundell, 3 Brooks Raw 4; F. Kamran, G. Smith, B. Rykken, M. Witteveen, A. Bowyer, F. Tweed. Studebaker, F. Ramsel, J. System, J. Brunt, D. Purdy, L. Curtis. 249 250 BRANDT Four South Row 7: D. Defassio, M Snider, E Pudlo, S. Culbertson How 2: J. Engelman, J. Fife, R. Polster, L. Polster, G. Tagge, M. Five North Row 1: T. Malik, T. Galusha. J. Barrett, M. Bradshaw, D Clutterbock Row 2: D Zimmerman, T. Carlson, J, Jurik, G, Mushinski, J. Wallace How 3: J Stanko, D. Gerheir. R. Rachul, S. Herak, FL Gruhlke How 3: R Manns, A. Ryll, M, Studebaker, F. Ramsel, J System, J. Brunt, D. Purdy, L. Curtis, Hosseini, T. Strains, D, Kant, A Brighton Row 4: G. Plano, T. Bolgert. Five Bridge Row 1: M. Simmons Row 2: R. Andrysiak, 8. Frankie, T, Tesmond, R. Kalais, E. Pilarski. M Hedgecock Row Multack, M Anderson, R. Moore, M Lupez. L. Tietjen How 3: 5: J. Miller, D Schick, G. Childs. D. Albenson, M. Florida, D. Endorf, R. Wickboldt Row 4: J. Five South Row 1: G. Bluhn, K. Nelson Flow 2: J. Miller, T. Anderson Row 3: J. Boyd, B. Johnson, B. Bubiitz. D. Joseph, Zillman, M Diuehant, R. Weigell R. Brook, M 8099, N D. Weber, D. TothA mimum sgsaw 251 253 The kitchen faucet drips incessantly, and the door of the 1920's-model oven must be tied to stay closed, but these petty annoyances pale in significance after remembering the cubicle that once sufficed to be called home. No one can say that one way of student living is superior to the other without first experiencing both. But few would argue, after getting a taste of apartment life, that it would be difficult to assimilate oneself to being assigned to half of a room, identical to the other rooms; to conceal one's bottle of dinner wine under a jacket in transporting it through the halls, or to be faced with the baffling task of cramming the contents of a sack of groceries into a cubic foot or so of refrigerator space. Far surpassing these practical considerations, however, is the attitude that apartment dwellers can acquire as a result of their changed perspective. The possibility of achieving a sense of independence and individuality is heightened when one is given the opportunity to make one's own rules. This is a valuable process to undergo if this attitude cannot be acquired from the more structured ways of dormitory life. For many, who are about to be deposited into a world where survival depends upon the strength of one's own resources, it is essential. Off-campus living poses challenges: one of the most difficult is its relative isolation. It is a challenge that can be successfully met, however, if dealt with straightforwardly as soon as it is recognized. It is at times foreboding to realize one is not on a corridor of 22 neighbors to depend upon for support, a good laugh, or bread to borrow. When the realiza- ' tion strikes, that instant is the best time to make an effort to do the visiting on one's own. 256 mlugqe .. m, to; HqsxamwMW ,' -, e' e h 't ' In regard to convenience in these matters, that is an aspect that cannot be underestimated in importance. Waiting for the everhwanted knock on the door does not usually materialize one . . . 55W 257 Ultimately. there is triumph that comes with the realization that being alone does not necessarily mean being lonely. To be sure, creating one's own structure is not always easy to do. Being on one's own is a time of discovering, perhaps, that it isn't possible to function as effectively without the Iifelong-imposed rules h or it is a time, perhaps, of finding the creativity and good spirit of which the best possible person is composed. Special thanks to Jenni Rau for the copy! 259 260 Sitting - Jane Ryan, Margaret Killingert Standing - Walt Reiner iadvisort, Sandy Beeman, Kathy Hovda. URBAN STUDIES Many off-oampus programs are unfamiliar to students. One such experience often overlooked is the Urban Studies Program located in Chicago. During the Fall Semester of 1978, the Urban Studies Program had 91 students, of which 6 were from Valparaiso and the remainder from 13 small liberal arts colleges. Using all of Chicago as a classroom, the staff introduces students to the city in various ways. During the first days on the program a strong and continuing emphasis is placed on the importance of neighborhood lite and what each section of the city offers to visitors and residents. It is from that concept that Hprecepts are established. Precepts are groups of Program Apartments around the city. Each precept, consisting of four apartments or reconverted houses in lively 24-hour neighborhoods, post college-type housing and various ethnic sections. Students are encouraged to learn about their area with staff preceptors through restaurants, bars, neighbors and whatever that neighborhood offers. Transportation is also important. Although many people have cars, the Chicago Public Transportation Authority is explored by all students. Maps and directions are carefully explained with students encouraged to investigate the subway els and bus system throughout Chicago. CIass-like morning sessions begin at 9:30 in various buildings and student apartments. Three days a week, students meet for Core Course to hear speakers and view films to learn about Chicago and how the city does and does not operate. A special neighborhood study was also conducted during the Fall in Core Course where students divided into small groups and studied different neighborhoods. For two other weekday mornings. students attend seminars according to their interests. Lead by staff members, the students choose between such seminars as HWomen and Work, Law and Justice, Politics and Community Power, llPIans and Visions, uBIacks. Individual and Community, and Housing, Race, and Money Each semester. however, students have job placement internships. Numerous students worked on political campaigns, while others chose jobs in social services, education, the arts, law and justice, and health. Then, towards the end of the semester. students begin constructing an Independent Study Project which is later presented and shared with everyone. The projects are examples of what each person has learned through Urban Semester through plays, papers, photography, or other creative outlets. The staff is always there to help and guide the students with the knowledge they have; though they encourage everyone to open themselves to new ideas and forms of expressions. Discouraging dependency, the staff also hopes that students achieve a self- awareness and a future goal. Even though the purpose of the Program varies according to what he or she wants to learn, most everyone leaves after four months knowing that they've made an impact somewhere, and in many cases ormed lasting friendships through new discoveries. by Kim Hieber upwlninf . canvaswoou JAcggor-t FK. V ST ms w swsg su. Fall '78 Cambridge Group: G. Adamczyk, Lennon, C. Lyon, C. Marmoliejo, J J. Berna, J. Bledroe, C. Bredin, S. MitchelI, A. Schulz, P. Shanks, K. Turner, Bronsted, N. Davis, M. Dornbusch, P. H Ulrich, A. Victorn, J. Williams, B. Geleske, M. Halvorson, C. Jackson, J. Wolter, D. Woodfield. REUTLINGEN, GERMANY d, We, m. a , r .ek v ,. MIWKmDm .ixcsxmn5ix B .m ,i L3 nmasgmz xxx$$ h ..w.PmK. 4v u . .D.Kunqu.S. v A $3353 m.i..x? WMLWTJM mm.mmw mmmmmw wamme mmMR w uanm. wnwa. Bmwetrn nbden 7eaada NBmMPm a uh . fm FAFBKT 2M 265 We re the lucky ones, standing at the end of the college rainbow awaiting our pot of gold. We,ve made it through four years of college. So now what? 267 268 Amy Ackerman, Music Valparaiso, Ind. Jeffrey Albrecht. Art Rochester, Mich. Pamela Albrecht, Biology Rochester, Mich, Kirsten Almquisl, El. Ed Stevens Point, Wis. Jane! Anderson, Business Decatur, llI Jill Anderson, Nursing Park Ridge, Ill. Sheryl Andreasen, Theology Vamaraiso, Ind, John Andresen, Accounting Davenport, Iowa John Andrup, Engineering Arlington Heights, Ill, Roxanne Arand, Dietetics St. Charles. IH. Scot! Armbrust, Engineering Crown Point, Ind. Angela Armstrong, Sociology Mobile. Ala. William Aszman, Engineering Godfrey, III Peggy Austgen, Pol. Science Munster Ind. Arlene Bachnak, Accounting Munster, lnd Danielle Baepler, French Valparaiso, Ind. Mark Balcunas, Business Burr Ridge, Ill. Robert Balgoman, Engineering Kankakee, III. ' Donald Ballon, Engineering Harvey, Ill. Linda Bangel, Nursing Kewanna. Ind Michael Barber, Journalism Glenwood, III, Jo Ann Barfield, Spec. Ed. Hebron, lnd Susan Barlels, Home Ec. Elgin, III. Sharon Bartlett, English Washington, DC, Claire Bartz, Biology Buffalo, NY. Debra Balchelder, Psychology lndianapolis, Ind. George Bates, Business Ad East Detroit, Mich. Lynn Balhie, El. Ed. Lombard, III, Flex Baumgart. English Columbus, Ind. Laura Baumgarlen, Inter-disc. Villa Park, Ill. Deborah Beck, Biology Crown Point, Ind. Michael Becker, Accounting Red Bud, III, Rudolf Beese, Chemistry Beloit, Wis. John Balslgis, Physicm Ed. Elmhurst, III, Elizabeth Benken, Psycholom Madison, Conn. Lee Ann Berning, Physical Ed Fort Wayne, Ind Michele Berver, Nursing Bourbonnais, II'l. Lois Bickham, Nursing Waukegan, Ill. David Biggs, German Fort Wayne, Ind. Lynda Bitter, Music Severna Park, Md. Beverly Blausar, Fashion Merchand Naperville, Ill. Susan Bleick, Psychology Seward, Neb. Scott Bobo, Business Park Forest, Ill. Jean Bodlke, Nursing Chicago Heights, 11L Elizabeth Boehringer, Urban Planning Valparaiso, Ind, Kevin Boeltcher, Engineering Stone Lake, Iowa Bryan Bone, Chemistry Colorado Springs, Co. Sandra Boston, Chemistry Munster, Ind Robert Boyd, History Ann Arbo.r, Mich. Keith Bradlmiller, Accounting Fort Wayne, Ind Sarah Brenner, Social Work Eden, N.Y Susan Brighton, Nursing Malvern, Penn Linda Brink, Nursing Mt, Prospect, Ill. Gail Brock, Pol. Science Ada, Mich. Laura Bronson, Accounting Glenview, Ill. O 269 Rebocca Bronsted, Nursing Detroit, Mich. Mary Bruce, Pol. Science Lae, Papua New Guinea Susan Bruni, Business Ad Kenosha, Wis. Jim Brullag, Math Danville, iIL John Buddington, Geography E. Longmeadow, Mass Tamara Bullemeier, Social Work Hoagiand, lnd. Rhonda Burbink, Social Work Seymour, Ind. Rex Burrus, Engineering Zionsville, ind. Robert Busch, Accounting Fort Wayne, ind. Lois Bushur, Eli Ede lndianapolis, ind. Waller Butchkc, Finance Merrillville. lnd. Arthur Calamari, Accounting Northbrook, III. Cynthia Campanella, Sp. Therapy Addison, lil. Curtis Canada, Physics Batavia, in. Susan Capon, Home Economics Stirling, III. Debbie Capron, Nursing Valhalla, New York Michele Carlson, Pole Science Cincinnati. Ohio Robert Carlson, Biology Cincinnaii, Ohio Nancy Carson, Nursing Cheshire, Conn. Frank Catanzarilo, Business Mishawaka, Ind. Kim Cheavor, Home Economics Valparaiso, lndu Kalhy Christenson, Business Ad. Walled Lake, Mich. William Conny, Geography Fort Wayne, Ind. Ronald Cohen, EI. Ed. Stevensville, Mich. Ed Connolly. Business Morrison, Ill. Cary Conrad, Engineering Redondo Beach, Cal. Nancy Conrad, Social Work Hillsdale, NJ. Randall Cooper, Biology Kalamazoo, Mich. Andrea 00213, Music Valparaiso, Ind, Jenniler Cronord, Biology Dallas, Texas Scott Culbertson, Engineering Delavin, III. Linda Cykart, Nursing Lancaster,N.Y. Anna Czornobil, Engineering Chicago. Ill. Jon Dallman, Chemistry Buffalo. NY. Mark Dankis. Theology Warren, NJ. 270 Bruce Dannemoyor, PoL Science Fullerton, Cal. Deborah Davia, English Homewood, IlL Barbara Dawson, History Hamilton, Ohio Laura Dawson, Accounting Merrillville, Ind Susan Dodo, Nursing Miami, Fla. Stacy DeIwilor, El. Ed. Valparaiso, Ind. Louis DevanIier, Nursing Blissfield, Mich. Mary DeViney, Inter Disc. Palatine, III. Jeryl Dezelick, Biology Country Club Hills, Ill. Sharon Dick, Social Work Kokomo, Ind. Joanne Dicko, Theology Cokato, Minn. Jan Dioringar, Nursing Quincy, III. Diana Diiulio, Nursing Oak Lawn, IIL Jeffrey Dippold, Accounting Westminster, Md. Gregory Dobba, Social Work Muncie, Ind. Dee Dealing, Psychology Carrington, North Dakota Gary Don, Pok Science Atlanta, Ga. James Dungey, Business Ad Indianapolis, lnd. Michael Dunn, Finance N. Miami Beach, F1. Nancy Durso, Pre Med, Reston, Virginia Ruth Dyer, Theology Albany, NY. Susan Dziongaloski, Engineering Green Bay, Wis. Donna Echtorling, Social Work Munster, Ind. Jean Eckori, EL Ed. Upper St. Clair. 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James Fox, Accounting Kouts, Ind Paula Fred kson, Theology Murray, Utah Melinda Freeman, Speech Ocala, FL Jennller Freise, Social Work Waukegan, III, M '3..- , , 13:: David Fraudenburg, Music Orange, Calif, Janet Fricko, Engineering Lima, Ohio 'MaryJean Froehlich, Music Trumbull, Conn. Janet Fry, Accounting Elmhurst, III. Tina Furlaro, Chemistry Trov, III, James Gadacz, Engineering Mill Creek, Ind, Cynthia Gahalla, Spec, Ed. Park Ridge, Ill. Cara Gallagher, Nursing Westfield. Mass. Eric Galockin, Engineering Deerfield, III, David Gander, Pol. Science Burlington, Wis. Julia Garrison, Journalism Arlingmn Heights, III. Lisa Gust, Business Ad. . Wonhington, Ohio David Gaston, Math Waukegan, III. Michael Garz, Engineering Sterling. III, Jody Gawthrop, Speech Hobart, Inde Glenn Gaynor, Accounting Smithtown, NY Gregory Gaisler, Accounting Portland, Oregon Carol George, Engineering Hazelcrest, HI. Paul Gerhardt, History Chicago, IIL Mark Garken, Engineering Napoleon, Ohio Gail German , Biology Se Whitley, Inde Pal Geyar, Philosophy South Bend, Ind. Lau'rie Gilt, Pol. Science Peoria, III. cindy Gilbert, Nursing Joliet, III. John Gilbert, Journalism Wheaton, III. Susan Gilmore, Nursing River Forest, IIL Keilh Gingarich, Biology Valparaiso, lnde Vicki Glanz, Accounting Wauseon, Ohio Trina Glusonkamp, German Fort Wayne, Ind, Mark Goelz, Philosophy Venice, Calif. Diana Gold, Business South Holland, III. Shelley Graeves, Business Ad. Wheaton, Md. Gary Graft, Accounting Fort Wayne, Ind. Linda Green, Pol. Science Fairview Park, Ohio Andrea Grelha, Biology Northbrook, III. 273 Carol Griffin, Pol. SciJJour, Munster, Ind. John Grimm, Engineering Elmhurst, III Christina Grossnickle, El. Ed. South Bend, Ind. Richard Gruhlke, Engineering Markham, III. Faith Guebert, Home Ec. Tupelo, Miss. Norman Guoder, Accounting Fanwood, N.J. 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Sandra Jarchow, Special Ed Indianapolis, Ind Duane Jarnecke, Finance Valparaiso, Ind. George Jarosch, Engineering Elk Grove Village, III Joan Jeftorson, Social Work Gary, Ind. Diane Jennings, Art Williamsville, NY. Lyn Jennings, Psychology Palatine. lII. Barbara Johnson, Home Ec. Valparaiso, Md, chrisly Johnson, Nursing Wheaten, lll. Jeffrey Johnson, Accounting Kansas City, Mo. Karlene Johnson, Nursing Rockford, Ill. Melissa Johnson, Business Ad. Hammond, Ind. Lori Johnslon, Special Ed. St. Louis, Mot Bethany Jones, EL Ed. New OHeans, La William Jones, Engineering Lansing, lIL Diane Jull, Theology St. Louis, Mo. Laura Jungkuniz, Art Tacoma, Wa. Brenda Jurich, Chemistry Hammond, lnd Lois Kamphoelner, Nursing Defiance, Mo. Stephen Karaba, Business Ad, LaGrange, III, Mary Kamimatis, Nursing Deerfield, Ill. Mary Kay, Home Ec. Oil City, Penn. MaryAnne Keats, Nursing Arlington Heights, III.V Bruce Kehe, Engineering Berkeby, lll. Paul Keller, Chemistry Pittsville, Wis. Mona Kellerslrass, Nursing Xenia, Ohio 276 Rose Keppn, Accounting Michigan City, Ind. Deborah Kerr, Phy. Ed. Melrose Park, III. John Kidwell, Pol. Science Mattoon, III, Thomas Kilcoyne, Math W. Seneca, N.Y. Cynthia Kincaid, Nursing Springfield, Ohio Max Kipler, Journalism Wi Dundee, Ill, Kathy Kirwin, English Chicago, ill. Richard Klalohn, Physics Hamlin, N.Y. Valerie Klusas, Business Westville, ind. Belly Knapp, Theology Maryville, Mo. Veridea Koch, Business Ad. Frankenmuth, Mich. Steven Kocmond, Business Ad, Park Forest, Ill. Greg Koehlinger, Accounting Fort Wayne, lndi Mary Koehneke, Business Hamlet, ind. John Kaepke, Chemistry lowa City, iowa Sharon Kolberl, Business Hammond, Ind. Michael Korba, Engineering Strongsville, Ohio Sharon Korlas, Engineering Utica, Mich. Edward Kowalski, History Lansing, Iil. Wade Kramer, Biology Fort Wayne, Ind. Theodore Krauss, Engineering Fairview Park, Ohio Kristine Kranzke, Nursing Springfield, Va. 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Dale Mohlenhon, Engineering Mattoon, IIL Jensen Mooers, Biology Valparaiso, Ind. George Morgan, History Chicago, Ill. Deborah Morse, Chemistr Virginia Beach, Va. Barbara Moss, Journalism Flemington, NJ. Dianna Mullen, Biology Harvard, III, Nancy Muris, Nursing Chicago, llll Karen Musolf, Speech Comm. Chicago, Ill. Mohammad Mustata, Engineering Sultanate of Oman Patricia Nalick, Business Chicago, Ill. Darlene Nelson, Theology Mishawaka, lnd Tamra Nelson, Nursing La Porte, Ind. James Nicholas, Journalism Homewood, IIL Frank Nierzwicki, History Huntington, Ind. Jane Nobbe, Horne EC. Park Forest, III. 279 280 Janet Novak, Nursing Riverside. III. Wendy Novak, Home Ec, Chicago, Ill. Donna Nuechkerlein. Accounting Livonia. Mich. Jerry Nuernberger, Psychology Hinsdale, Ill, Ruth Nyberg, Pre-Law Riverdale, III Joyce Obermeyer, HistJJour. Kokomo, Ind. Becky Ochs, Accounting Indianapolis, Ind Kirnon Olson,Music Darlington, Wis. Susan Orlowski, EL Ed. 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Russell Ranch, Sociology EIk Grove Village, IIL Mark Ranker, Engineering Farmington Hills, Mich. Vonella Reid. Music Gary, Ind. John Reinholtz, Pol. Science Berwyn, III, Keith Reinke, Accounting Des Plaines, IN, Jason Renkes, Chemistry Morrison, Jll. Elizabeth Rice, El, Ed Paramus, NJ. Debra Riemer, Journalism Akron, N.Y. Ronald Risco, Phy, Ed. Miami, Fl. Donna Rodden, Pre-law St Louis, Mo, Ruth Rohloft, Music Reese, Mich Laura Roth, Horne Ec. Ferguson, Mo. Jay Rowley, Engineering Lansing, 1H. Mari Lu Rozhon, Social Work Ocaia, Fl. Barb Rudesill, History Indianapolis, Ind. David Ruisard, English DeMotte, Ind. Boby Russell, Business Hammond, Ind. Charles Russell, Engineering Eagle River, Wis. Edward Ryan, Pol. Science Silver Springs, Md . Thomas Sanders, Pol. Science Lansing. ML David Sands, Accounting Park Forest. III. Lease Sasic, Chemistry Calumet City, lll. Romy Schaler, German Valparaiso, Ind, Janice Schafirick, Pol. Science Skokie, Ill. Zoe Scheidecker, Drama Ottawa, Ill. Mark Schelle, Accounting Michigan City, Ind. Joyce Schellenlrager, Engnsh Northbrook, IIL .Iulia Scherar, Nursing Fort Wayne, lnd Kenneth Scheydar, Engineering Bedford, Mass. John Schick, Business Ad. Oak Forest, III. 281 282 Susan Schlobohm, Social Work Houston, Texas Deborah Schmalz, Biology St Croix Falls, Wis. Dean Schmidlke, Engineering North Olmsted, Ohio Karen Schmiege, Social Work FL Frances, Ontario Karin Schnakanburger, Home EL. Hebron, Ind. Terry Schnell, Biology Joliet, III. Angela Schoech, Accounting Florissant, Mo Michael Schoenbohm, PoL Science Appleton, Wis. Margaret Schrock, Nursing Iowa City, Iowa Andrew Schroeder, Theology Wellsville, NY, Kay Schroeder, Social Work St Louis, Ma Gregg Schuchhardl, Chemistry Fort Wayne, Ind, Sarah Schulte, Journalism Brentwood, Ma Andrea Schultz, Theology Fountain Valley, Calif. Mary Belh Schultz, Psychology Camden, South Carolina Marianne Schwarz, Pol. Science Crown Point, Ind. Patrick Scan, Business St Louis, Mo Douglas Scroggin, POL Science Bristow, Iowa Bill Sears, Engineering Rockville, Ind. Scott Setton, Pol. Science Fort Wayne, Ind. Jayne Shallcross. Business Wheaten. III. Andrea Shassetz, Psychology Sheridan, Wyoming Nancy Shoneman, Home Ea N Liberty, lnd Alan Shepard, Engineering Oak Forest, III. Kathy Sherman, El Ed, Valparaiso, Ind Eleanoro Shewan, History Valparaiso, Ind. Dave Shippert, Sociology E. Aurora, N.Y. Carolyn Shockey, Music Hoffman Estates, III. Becky Shone, Biology Elmhurst, HI, Pamela Siemers, Theology Kansas City, Mo. Anne Simmons, Dietetics Orchard Park, NY. Beverly Simmons, Nursing Eden, N,Y James simms, History Gary, 1nd. Michelle Sirko, Accouming Merrillville, Ind Ronald Skaggs, Social Work Schereville, Ind. Kathleen Skorupa, El. Ed. Hammond, Ind. Nancy Smith, English Maple Valley, W. Va. Robert Smith, Theology Fishkill, N.Y. Rosemary Spagnola, Biology Lansing, IIL Timothy Speaker, Business Ad. Mequon. Wis, Carol Spencer, Biology Huntington, W. Va. Vickie Spencer, Pol, Science Shipman, III. Gloria Spielman, Geography West Bend, Wis. . Debra Spiewak, Pol. Science Mt. Prospect, Ill. Kenneth Sproul, Engineering Mountainside, NJ. Georgia Stanley, Nursing Merrillville, Ind. Peter Stastny, Chemistry Berwyn, III. Nancy Steele, Engineering Hazelcrest, III. Daniel Sleggerda, Accounting Grand Rapids, Mich. Jeffrey Stellfox, Business Ad. Sauk Village, Ill. Jean Slender, Nursing Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Timothy Stephan, Accounting Lowell, Ind, - Mark Stocks, Music La Porte, Inds Susan Stone, Music Chicago, Ill. Timothy Shaina, Engineering Sheboygan, Wis. 'uun'w r um , unrm mama $1:an QMQSN uuu 283 284 Roberl Strange, Biokngy Huntington Beach, Calif. Victor Streulert, Economics Seward, Neb. Jill Stromquisl, Nursing Durland, lll. Mark Studebaker, Biology Elkhart, Ind. Randall Swanson, Sociology Palos Park, IIL Scot! Swanson, Business Normal, Ill, Gordon, Tagge, Engineering Seame, W. Va. 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John Wayne, Pol. Science Lake City, Fl. Susan Waist, German Pomona, N.Y, Dana Welsh, POL Science Portage, Ind. Judith Wenzelbergar, Social Work Lexington, Mass. Scoll Werlko, Biology Arlington Heights, Ill, Deborah Wildhage, English Northbrook, IIL Pamela Wilkins, Business Glen Ellen, III, John Wilson, Engineering Milwaukee, Wis. Diane Winsor, El. Ed Hobart, Ind. Susanne Wom, Merchandising Glen Ellen, Ill. Linda Wolske, Communications Homewood, Ill. Dave Woodward, Business Ad N Miami Beach, Fl. Carol Woycik, EL Ed. Valparaiso, lnd Alexis Wozniak, Spec. Ed. Evergreen Park, Ill. Richard Wulhrich, Engineering Milford, Ind. Marcia Young, Journalism Joliet, IIL Mitchell Zakula, Engineering Crown Point, Ind. Mary Ziegler, El, Ed. Crete, IIL Joseph Zwierzynski, Engineering South Bend, Ind. Patricia Binz, Journalism River' Forest, III. Daniel DeFassio, Arnold, Penn. Jane Ebert, Nursing Naperville, Ill. Elizabeth Foelber, Nursing Long Beach, Calif. Lucinda Franlz, Psychology Hillsdale, Mich Laura Thompson, Lexingion, Ky. Mayk Herak. Bus Ad. Highland, Ind, 285 MARTiN BINDER JEWELER 23 LINCOLNWAY, VALPARAISO 462-5931 TITTLES 2 800 n. Calumet Volporolso FALVEYS STORE FOR MEN 7 LINCOLNWAY, VALPARAISO mm 1L 11m ; H mm 25 i Champagne Wine Beer Keg Beer ; ; g g ; Party Shop Free Loan Glassware $' Ice Cubes ' Bar Accessories Open Mon. thru Thurs. 8 AM - 11 PM. Fri. 8 Sat. 8 AM. - Midnight COSTHS FOODS 1605 Calumet Valparaiso 462-1482 At the Triangle 1906 E. Lincolnway Valpo WWW+KQWWWWW 040000 246 CODGRGTULETIODS and BEST WISHES to the Class of '19 We want to be your bank! NORTHERN INDIANA BANK and TRUST COMPANY VALPARAISO o KDUTS 0 BURNS HARBOR O HEBRON 287 I OVW' Shh Ki ON awwgiaxs, LE 1 , R .a LEOOK, QHW AL. fenior Electrical Engineer; You IOiCJ it! To Marthats girls of Kappa Psi Omega - We're the best! Love, Dede Woman To the girls of 4-N Lankenau - I'll always remember and love all of you. Take good care. -Susan Dear Laura, Chicago is never going to be the same. I love you, Dede Good luck to all the Betas. Welll miss you. Love, the Brady Bunch. To a loyal Aggie and a Mason Puncher from a Yankee turned Texan. Congratulations and best wishes to the new Phi Beta Chi actives! Dear Emiko, meow meow I love you Love, Hoyt P.S. Behave yeurself Love 8'. best wishes, graduating Drama Jocksl-Ruth and Terry Dedicated to Hilltop 1978 . t. your soul survivor. -Prude BS: Couldn't have had better neighbors. Keep up the Mountain climbing! Much Luck, me SRP: Amazing, isn't it, how 2 people can grow 81 learn so much together in 1V2 years?! your best friend use em and abuse 'em, amuse 'em and confuse lem refuse 'em and lose 'em, love 'em and leave 'em and check them into heartbreak hotel. Love always, Kappa Iota Nu Another successful year for Valpo's motocross team -Luxen Say Walt, It has been interesting. Mr. Balko, You think youlre a TIGER, but we know you're really a pussycat. Affectionately, ER. Inc. tigger, The beach at Kailua is calling for you. Aloha nui loa! Hey You! How are your new unl's Rm. 5V2? TLC - For Hypothermia Treatments Give me a call anytime - Yuri UGO for it! -LKVS Hey you! Yea you, $95, the court. Howls it going? I just figured I'd say Hello, so Hello! This is probably the next best thing to long distance. tLong Distance, of course, Is the next best thing to being there - Albuquerque? San Dlego?l Thanks for the donut during fall finals at the counseling center. Thanks also for the mouse stories. 0 owe you a few. Don't forget the message on the football field back in January. I meant it. Love, HL.W.RAD. P.S. You're a great navigator, tStoney lslandi. ltEninsh majors are more literate lovers! SAM - Good Luck with your future habitt'! -Ge0rge Kid Carson - Don't choke me - just eat and be quiet! - George Say J, Let's talk Econ. Doug Bartlett, An electron has a negative charge. A proton has a positive charge. In our relationship, you're the electron and I'm the proton. ljust kiddinglt Carol Kadowaki To those people, and this includes you too Doct, naive enough to believe that the Yankees will repeat, l would like to enlighten you to the fact that this year, the best team in baseball, namely the Boston Red Sox, will win it all. Yours truly, The Boston Kid llGrand Rapids or Bust I can do whatever I damn-weil please! Bananas Wendy, thank you for a priceless Christmas break! Illl always remember Hawaii - the surf, sand and warm trade winds tend Brandy, toolt. Junior year was a special one, but wait till next year! P.S. I love Hawaii and Hawaiian Snakes! 289 290 You mid it! Dave- Just to wish you the best of luck in the future, and in all you do; to let you know I have confidence in you and your goals; to remind you that I care and when you need me, I'll be here. -Terri How do I say goodbye to you, Natalie Jean Carstens? You're the best person I know. Much good luck, success, and happiness throughout your entire life. -Sonya LaLisse Lott - Sonya LaLisse- IIII always cherish our friendship. No matter which direction our paths in life may lead us, let's always remember the good times. You hold a special place in my heart, dear friend. God be with you until we meet again. Love always, Natalie Jean. Beacon Photographers: Good Job! Thanks, Barb Beacon Staff: Thanks a million! Joyce Rodney's love life suffered during Beacon deadlines. He almost had a nervous breakdown. Joyce 0. didn't help matters much! We're only in it for the money! -The Beacon Staff Angiels Red Light Emporium. You say you're bored? School work got you down? Well, we'll get you up! Joyce- Do you always have your mouth open? -Julie To Len's Mom: We made him pose for the pictures on p 252. - Joyce tthe edj Nothing matters as long as I have Suzanne. -Jim To Len and Dave: You have made my senior year most memorable. Thank-you for introducing me to the best side of fraternity life and even more, thank-you for being there when I needed you both and for being my friends. Good luck next year and remember: HToo much sanity may be madness and the maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. - Joyce To Zelricka and Weiner- We're in the home stretch. Thanks for putting up with me! To the women in red: I love you all. A petered-out senior. To 5-west, Next year will be phenomenalt See you there. Aloha, Lisa Victor C., I wish only the best for the BEST guy there is. XO, DI Nisey, The Piano's yours and the bonus, the VACUUM CLEANER! BIN, DI TO: Smear, Marcie, Bo, Nick, Git, Merv, Bud 8K um, Jo Jones - what can I say, but . Holiday Inn' -Love- iFearIess G.E.' Caren, No; Carolyn, YES; Cathy Yes; Dori, No; Maureen, twice-No; Renee, Yes; YEs; YES; Sue, No; NOT TOO SHABBYiliiiiliillliiiii Ha Chu says: Won pound Haam. 812 a party and life experience B.W. 8t E.S., Millers from Buzzy'sl DA, BW, ES, KS, JL, Thanks for great times, Carol. The second annual YBBC will devastatingly ozonate both mind and body. Room 6 is doomed! Face, kick back and join me in some heavy duty BCing. 1 down 3 to go. lntergalactisculiozona drunkenization reigns! Be there Sic, This means You! Good luck to the WEEPS and CHOPS; the best two Frets on campus. President Jason J. Renkes Phi Siggies have the best parties! . and God bless all 'imy girls on 2-N Kreinheder, too, because they're special to me. Zoe-Zoe: How LONG have you been one? All your life? What a COMBO! You may not believe this. but . .. XO, Jillian To: 90 Cruzer I mean Crusor May we cruise together forever. The Cone No. 22 Hope to see you up front in Palm Springs this summer. Otherwise, keep it tucked in tight at Brown Field next fall. an MA. Admirer As we've changed our rooms, so have we changed our lives. GTE itl will not follow where the path may lead. But I will go where there is no path; and I will leave a trail. PUTTS Before attending Valparaiso University, I lived with the naive notion that the social revolution of the mid-to-late 60's had helped bring about better understandings and race relations between Blacks and Whites. Well, at least I have grown up. R.C. To Each It Applies ls perfection the ultimate goal? Think about it. Without deviance how would we know right from wrong? The image of perfection is formed by the dimensions of the imperfect, the perfect and the average . . . creating a three-dimensional object. These images are a basic part of our reality and how we perceive them is our own option. Perception is unique to each one of us . . , which brings us to the perfect right HTO EACH HIS OWN. At this time, Black Caucus would like to pay tribute to a man who has come and gone; but through his departure from the living, he has left among the living a legacy .. . a dream to continue his life struggles for iiLove and Peace. His name - the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. iilf I meet hate with hate, i become depersonalized, because creation is so designed that my personality can only be fulfilled in the context of community. Booker T. Washington was right: itLet no man pull you so low as to make you hate him.' When he pulls you that low he brings you to the point of working against community; he drags you to the point of defying creation, and thereby becoming depersonalized. iiPilgrimage to Nonviolenoei' The Christian Century tApril 13, 196m To the Jefferson Family: Thanks for your love, support, and belief in me; it worked! With love and a BSW, Joan Mom and Dad, thanks for helping through college. Love, Jim JoAnn: I love you. How about a wedding at Perkins? .. Jeff. Laurel, I love you lots and lots, Kurt. XO 1 billion times. Lloyd wants Joyce to know he loves her very muon. To my darling Debbie: it's been a great year and a half .l and many more I hope. Tim 131 7 'w'rj :ummum. conferrion to porcelain 292 Abel. W. 186 Abplanalp. S. 242 Achimovich. M. 182 Ackerman. A. 109, 268 Ackmann, L, 185 Adamczyk, G. 263 Adams. E 84. 197 Adams. C. 98 Adams. J. 48. 228 Ahern. M. J. 182 Aho. D. 183 Akers. J. 192 Albers, G. 108 Albers. R. 102 Albertson, D. 251 A1brech1. D. 188 Albrecht J. 195. 268 Albrecht. P, 56. 236. 268 Albrecht. S. 126. 236 Also . E. 88 Alexander. J. 48, 232 Alexander. V. 218 A11ieri. P. 88 A11ord. L. 218 A11red. H. 98. 117 A11red, M. 200 A1160. C. 181. 188 Aulson. N. 95 Aim. E. Alm. B. 219 Almquist. K. 184. 268 Almqu1sl. S. 184 Al Mulla. T. 133 Al Said. M. 133 Al Said. S. 133 Al Salih. R. 133 Alsin. T, 202 Al Thani. S. 133 Ambos. J. 220 Amell. L 108. 220 Ames, D. 134. 237 Am1ano. B. 234 Anderman. D. 236 Anderson. B. 196 Anderson. 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M. 249 Hem, L. 239 Hernandez, J 225 Heronemus, L. 183 Heroneuns, S. 225 Herricks, D. 117 Herlrich. D. 218 Herzberg, K. 275 Herzberg, M. 98. 129, 131. 243, 275 Herzog. P, 88 Hess, C. 275 Hess, M. 120. 236 Hesse, P. 275 Hessel. K. 104. 105, 232 Heslerman, K. 235 Hence, H. 218 Heunev, J. 82 Hewill, J. 135, 275 Heyde, M. 134, 218 Hey1, L. 284 Heyse. M. 128, 243. 275 Hieber, K, 131, 281, 240 H116, S, 48 H111, B, 78 Hill, J. 125, 275 Hill. S. 220 Hill. S. 84. 115, 1181200 Hill, 8. 84. 115, 118. 200, 275 Hines. D, 196. 275 Hinn, S. 227 Hinnchs, A. 188 H1ntz. A. 100 Husch, M. 229 Hochsleller. . 220 Hodel. S1 236 Hoerger, S. 204 Hoflman, B. 275 Hellman. J. 193 Houman, L. 184 Houman, M, 118. 119, 275 Housass. J. 225 Hagar. B. 275 Hohl. C. 218 HCHIS, K. 201 Holloway, P. 218 Holman, S. 93, 95, 122. 275 Holmquisl. A. 118, 123. 132, 181. 182 Holmqmsl, H, 227 Holowaluk, B, 48. 196 Holste, C, 201 Holste, S, 95, 200 Holt. G. 225 Honeycun, E. 219 Hooker. J. 275 Hooker. J. 102 Hookman. B, 74 Hoo1sman. B. 223 Hoover, J. 238 Hopkins, R. 218 Horka'1, B, 114. 245 Horn, R, 203 Horst, J. 238 Horlh. T, 226 Horton. K, 242 Horwath C. 186 Hossemi. S. 250 Hovda, K. 260. 275 Hovda, K. 219 Howard, D. 128 Howard J. 223 Heward, N, 218 Howell, B, Howan, B 98, 104, 221 Hoyt. D. 230 Hubbevt, CA 188, 244 Hueber, M. 227 Huener. J. 56, 135. 228. 242 Huesenkamp. T. 188 Hughes. C. 184 Hughes. D. 200 Hughes, P. 220 Huisinga, L. 119 Huizenga, L. 59 H015, G. 134 Hum. L 245 Hunlel, J. 204. 275 Huppevt. N. 249 Hullbul. J. 94. 104. 192 Humhens. R. 230 Hulchings, P. 183 Hulchinson.K. 183 Hyde, P. 94, 275 Hypes, B. 56, 120. 244. 275 1acampo, L. 202. 231 lalrldis. Y. 132 ller, B 104. 105 men, J. 182 lndorl. P. 94 lrman. M. 229 Mons, D1 230 Irvin, M 225 11win,C 188 1se1er, M, 199 Jack, 8 81. 82, 135 Jackson. L, 263 Jackson. l. 204 Jacobson, B. 236 Jahns, C. 221 Jakubovie, D. 275 Jakubovie, J. 135, 186. 240 James, D, 114, 116 Jan, J. 104, 229 Jamga, J. 78 Janke, K, 219 Jankowske. K. 134. 197 Jamz. M, 84. 276 Janzow, D. 87 Jarchow, S, 276 Jamecke. D, 276 Jams. M, 219 Jarosch, G, 125, 198, 276 Jasinski. D, 202, 245 Jeherson. J. 276 JeHnek, S. 104, 220 Jennings, D. 244, 276 Jennings, J. 183. 238 Jennings, L. 276 Jenny. S. 59, 220 Jensen. F1. 104 Jepsen. C, 234 Jersey, M, 188 Jesko, B1 185 Jewell, B. 183 Jimbo 131 Jlrk. V. 218 John. D. 219 Johnson. A. 227 Johnson. B. 225 Johnson. B. 134, 183. 201, 236. 276 Johnson. B. 202. 251 Johnson. C. 249 Johnson. C. 276 Johnson. D. 203 Johnson, D. 59 Johnson. E. 193. 221 Johnson, I. 189 Johnson, K. 108. 114. 131. 188. 229 Johnson, K. 276 Johnson, L. 93. 94 Johnson, M. 276 Johnson, P. 195 Johnson, FL 219, 94. 96 Johnson, H. 134, 202 Johnson, F1. 134. 201 Johnsmn. A. 95 Johnslon, D. 218 Johnsom, L. 276 Jokich, M, 196 Jouey, 1.. 221 JoHy. L, 78, 183 Jones, E, 183, 237. 276 Jones, D 223 Jones, J, 237 Jones, K, 182 Jones, N, 221 Jones. W. 276 Jordan, T. 131 Joseph. D. 55. 87 JOSina1, M. 219 Jovanovich, N. 238 Judson. B, 237 Jull. D. 276 Jungkumz, L. 276 Jur1ch, B 185. 276 Junk, J. 250 Joseph. D. 251 Ju1zi. E. 189 Kaach, C. 184 Kaack, J 184 Kach, L. 236 Kachavos. E. 182 Kad1ec, V. 105. 220 Kadawakl. C. 221 Kahler, J. 102. 201 Kalals, R. 251 Kalmal, G. 239 Kamlnsk1, K. 186 Kamlnsky, s. 202 Kamman. R. 120, 245 Kamnetz. G. 226 Kamp. K. 224 Kamphoefner, L. 245. 276 Kamradt. S. 198 Kamran, F. 133, 249 Kanl, D. 250 Kapusta, E, 237 Kaputa. B. 183 Kavaba. S. 195, 276 KaraHs, A. 248 Karczewskl, K, 129 Karol. J. 237 Karraker, S. 219 Kanman, 8. 226 Karzewskl. K. 48 Kaslma1is. M. 276 Kaste, C 187, 134 KaVIC. 112. 223 Kay, 1.... 7.76 Keating. 1, Keats. M. 274 Keek1ey. P. 236 Keeley, B. 235 Keen. C. 186 Kehe, B. 202, 276 KeHer, B. 182 KeHer, C. 76, 202 Keher. K. 76 Keller. K. 229 Keller. P. 132, 276 Kellershass. M. 235, 276 Ke1ly. R. 234 Ke1m. S, 264 Kemble. K, 218 Kemp. S. 108. 230 Kempl. D. 239 Kennedy. R. 100 Kenning. K. 53 Keppen. R. 277 Keir, D. 61, 82. 135. 126, 277 Keuhnerl. L. 183 Keyani. D. 133 Keyl. T, 108 Khayal, A. 133 Kidwell. J. 201. 277 Kienz1e. K. 188 Kiepura, o 218 Kieschnick. T. 108. 198 Kihn. M. 225 K11coyne. T. 55. 87, 277 Kngove. D. 193 Kinmger, M. 260 KIHmer, J. 102. 201 Kincaid. C, 186, 277 King, 0. 201 Klpier. M. 70, 277 Kipp. P. 102, 229 Klrwln, K, 235, 277 Klalehn. K. 102, 119 Kla1ehn, F1. 97, 277 Klan, M, 188 K1eever, G, 120. 134 K1e1er, S. 185 K1einhans. K. 98. 236 Kleinschmidt. M. 118 Klever, G, 244 Klotz. G. 189 Klug, D. 200 ng. M, 192 Klusas. V. 186. 277 Knaack. C 135 Knack, J 237 Knapp. E. 227 Kneiiel. C. 229 Knepper. D. 232 Knepper, B. 104 Knew. H. 235 Knippenberg, c. 195 Knoeche1. P. 126, 220 Knorr, S, 61, 220 Knoll, B. 225 Knoll, S. 98 Kobayashi, H. 63. 138. 223 Koch, K. 48 Koch. K. 235 Koch, V. 185. 277 KochendoHer, A. 230 Kocmond. S. 277 Koehlev, J. 104 Koehlev. R. 232 Koehlinger. G, 202. 277 Koehn, F. 234 Koehneke, M. 242. 277 Keehnke. H. 197 Koemg, P. 55. 87. 125, 200 Koepke. J. 248. 277 Koernel. J. 97, 123, 201 Koesch. L. 87 Koesler, S. 236 Koevos. J. 244 Kohen, P. 114 Kohler, V. 235 Kokinis, D. 230 Kolbe, D. 99 Kolberl, S, 182. 277 Ko11morgen, L. 104. 132, 230 Ko1odzieg, E. Konvad, K. 195 K001, B, 235 Kappet. D 187 Korba, M. 277 Korlas, S1 184. 277 Korihausen R. 226. 228 KOSKZke. M. 119, 228 Koultourides. A. 189 K0wa1ski. E. 124, 277 Kozlowski. P. 225 Kraalz. R. 120 Kralt. C. 56 KraM, G. 108 Kramer, B. 84, 197 Kramer, w. 277 Krause. B. 225 Krause. C. 108, 109. 218 Kvausnick, A. 108. 240 Krauss. T. 125, 203, 234, 277 Krebs. K. 230 Krentz, A. 218 Kremz, P, 53 Krenzke. K. 277 Kreidx, S. 48 Krenlz. P. 200 Krenzke. J. 88 Krenzke, K. 134, 245 Krelzmann. D. 6l, 135 Krelzmann. J. 277 Krieger, L, 109, 277 Kriss, F1, 70 Kr1SIcV1C. E1 196 Kroesch, L1 199 K1011. M. 230 K1011, S1 228 Kruch1en,K. 192 Krueger. D. 94. 131, 277 Krueger. D. 219 Krueger. J. 221 Krueger. K. 195 Kmegger, L. 229 Kruether. D. 233 Krug, J. 201 Kvuger, C. 219 Kruilhof, D. 94 Kvumdick, E. 201 Kvumdlck, M. 201 Krulchlen,K, 132 Krupa. M. 224 Kuczka. J. 193 Kudel. E. 236 Kuelbs, D. 118. 182, 277 Kuhler. V. 278 Kuhlman, C, 188 Kuhlman. C. 218 Kunn. M. 278 Kunz, M. 189 Kunz. P. 108 Kupke. H. 98, 108, 243 Kumajec, K. 129, 186, 278 Kunh. K. 224 Kurylak, O. 220 Kurzdoder, K. 231 Kutz, R. 202, 230 Kvorka. K. 218 Ky1e, H. 185, 205, 278 Laaxsch. J. 221 LaFargo, D. 105 LaFlance, FL 128 Land, 8. 193 LaMar. R. 94. 193 Lamborn, R. 202 Landman. A. 96. 242, 278 Landslrom. G. 196 Lane. B. 201 Lange, D, 96, 121. 127, 199. 248 Langenbahn, M. 202. 178 Langer, D. 201 Langer, s. 291 Langewisch. T. 198 Langley. FL 63, 201. 119 Laning. E. 195 Lanning. M. 227 Lantanna. J. 234 Larkin. N. 278 Larkin. T. 48 Larson, A. 244 Larson, B. 133 Larson. D, 278 Larson,J. 184 LaToza. P. 108. 112 Laubar. D. 227 Laurie. E. 219 Lautzenhevser, D. 224 Lawrence, K. 108 Lawrence, D. 98 Lawrence, M. 187, 122. 135 Lawrence, S, 76 Lawson, D. 184 Laycock. C. 218 LaZOr. E, 120 Leaf, M, 240 Leahy, s. 229 Leavm, J. 200, 278 Leavin, K. 135 Lee. K. 231 Lee, M. 220 Legler. D. 88 Lehman. L. 231 Lehman. M. 220. 134 Lehman, R. 128 Lehman, S. 108 Lehmann. S1 227 Leibrock, M, 226 Leigl. J. 348 Leisge, J, 278 Lemke, B, 224 Lemonion, J 195 Lemons, M. 88 Lemunyon, J. 128 Lennon, J. 263 Leonard, D. 116. 126 Leonard, J. 78 Leone, V, 235 Leonhard, S. 48, 196 Leoschke. M. 132. 278 Leshleski, S1 185 Lew1s. P. 126. 193 LiChHUss, H. 191. 197 L1ChHuss, K, 192 Liesse, J. 96. 130 Umpeles. D. 183, 278 L1ncoln. J. 234 Lmdamood, J. 48, 227 Lindberg, D. 205 Llndegard, C. 218 Lindeman, L. 48, 204 Linderneyer, R, 124, 128, 248 Lindschau. L. 221. 56 Lindstlom, D. 94. 192 Linnemeler. C. 108 Linns. D. 102 Lmkowski, C. 186 Lipscomb, B, 246, 278 LiS,C.61.81.135 Lilscherl. N. 278 mean, M. 224 megsmn. J. 102 Lochmann. M. 108. 131, 198 LOCkhart. N. 218 Logan, K. 248 Loher. T. 228 Lohrei. P. 82, 135. 278 Lomemz, K. 108. 109. 218 Lohse. C. 187, 241 Lohse, J. 200 Long. B. 202 Long. D. 95. 121. 130 Long. J. 183 Long. T. 108. 109. 117. 234 Loci, B. 126 Loppnow. B. 233 L011. S. 94 Lones, J, 186 Loughney. R. 197 Love, J. 102, 120, 239 .oVerde, M. 96 Lowe, R. 96. 116 Lowvy, L. 187 Loyd. K. 219 Layer, 0. 134, 219 Lucas, G. 205 .ucey, D. 278 LuCh1, R 123. 201 Luders, B. 225 Ludwig. D. 196 Ludwig. D. 220 Luebke. M. 134 Luedlke, A. 226 Luke. 8. 129. 278 Luley. J. 278 Luiey, P. 227 Lund, P1 102 LundeH. C. 112, 234 Lunsfovd. K. 102 Lunstvum. P. 245. 278 Lupez, M. 251 Lunerbein. S. 220 Lulz, B. 102, 200 L012, C. 202 Lux. T. 199 Lynch. M, 27B Lyon, 0. 263 Maas, S. 186 Maass. C. 70, 195 Macahan, J. 70. 88 Macke, K, 200 Madden. T. 94. 104, 227 Maddox. J. 116 Madtson. E. 264 Magee, J. 94 Mahala, R. 81, 244 Mahler. S. 218 Maier, P. 185 Ma11and. T 245 Mal1e,J. 108. 134 Malorano. N. 193 Makeever, S. 221 Maleshy, M. 290 Malik. T. 250, 278 Malkln, P, 48, 97, 109. 201, 233 Maltack, S. 117 Mamann, P. 230 Manck, D. 278 Mandich, M. 53. 225 Manns. FL 100. 249 Manuzak. B. 218 Maola, M. 94. 131 Mavanger. D. 237 Mamhuk. D. 84 Mavek. S. 225 Margemma, M, 221 Mavkle. J. 70, 234 Marmo1ejo, C. 263 Marmolejo, L. 195 Marowske, K. 97, 185, 278 Marquez. E. 238 Marr. D. 187, 278 Marsh, DA 219 Marsh. T 238 Martin, J. 230 Marlin. K. 234 Marlm. L. 221 Marlin. N. 229 Mamn. V. 70 Martinson. K. Mavtz. K. 184 Masepohl, M, 197 Masters. C, 221 Malhes. D. 187 Ma1son. P. 127. 248, 278 Manhews. M. 231 Mamn. C. 246 Matz, E. 192 Mayer, B. 195 Maylield, J, 99 Mazak, D, 200 Mazonas, L. 278 Mazura, P. 195 McCall, S. 185. 278 McClendon, L. 88. 223 McClew. D. 247 McClew. J. 247 McClew. M. 99. 100. 130, 247. 278 McComb. H. 184 McComb. S. 202. 220 McCoy, M. 193 McCrey, K, 226 McCurry, T, 199 McDougle. c, 248 McFarland. B1 97. 187 McG1nnity. T. 243 MCGlaw. W. 200 McGuInnes. S. 246 McKenaey. C. 225 McKinley. B. 48. 205 McLaren. D. 195 McLaughlin. A. 235 McLean. B. 195 McMurray, M, 220 McNe111. M. 192. 221 McNemy. c. 230 McNin, R. 94 Medweu. R. 108. 109, 245. 278 Meets. R. 112 Mees. W, 237 Meibohm. A. 132. 235. 278 Meisner, P. 202, 231 Me1sler, L, 204 Meuz, K. 59, 183 Melby, L, 192. 221 Menended, S. 189 Mellom, J. 200 Mellon. J. 191 Melser. T. 104, 223 Melton. K. 102 Melvin, B, 219 Menda, S. 220 Meneakis. V. 220 Menm, R, 197 Mera. M, 181, 183 Mergl. P. 235. 278 M61013. R. 88. 195 Melsdorl. P. 264 Merlens. D. 233 Merlens. J. 98. 131, 235. 278 Mesch, J. 48 Messevschmidt. J. 108 Messmore, K. 221 Methm. C. 278 Memm. P, 226 Metzger. J. 48, 227. 278 Metzger. S. 218 Meyers, B. 102 Meyer. D, 48, 205 Meyer, D. 279 Meyer, G. 53. 195 Meyer, M, 104 Meyer. T. 97. 199 Meyer. T. 226 Meyers, R. 193 Meynck, D. 219, 279 Michaws. P. 230 Mlklas, K, 240 M11161, C. 101. 112, 123. 279 Miller. D. 48 Miller, E. 233 Miller, J1 251 Miller, J. 120, 232 M111er, K. 94, 223 M111er.M.221, 131 Miller. M. 63 Miller, S, 279 Miller, S 201 Mmeville, J. 201 M1115, J 127, 201. 279 Milne, C. 202 Misch. S. 132, 197 Mishima. S. 133 Mllchell, J. 263 Mnek, M1 48. 279 Mlttelbrun, J, 279 MMSChke. S. 185 Minelsmedl, E. 98, 108. 279 Mbellel. J. 193 Moellel, L. 184 Mohammad. M. 133 Mohlenhofl, D. 201. 279 Mohlor, E 76. 128. 129 mm. M. 195 Monroe. R. 181. 193 Moody. R. 81, 221 Mooers, J, 279 Moore, M. 224 Moore. R. 251 Moran. J. 196. 228 Morgan. G. 194. 279 Morgan. M. 223 M01112, S. 233 Morrow, B. 196 Morse, D. 279 Momand, D 104. 229 Monon, D1 82 Moryl, E. 53. 226 Mosier, F. 231 Moss, B. 279 Moss, T. 249 Moum. S. 184 Moyen, L. 204 Meyer. 0. 219 Moyer. G. 181. 187 Mueck1er, B. 119, 241 Muener. A. 237 Mueller. C. 117. 238 Muf1o1eno, H. 204 Mullen, D. 132, 235. 279 Mullaney, S. 108 Muller. M, 234 MuMack, S, 251 Mulvmll, S, 193 Mundmger. M. 188 Munlln. S. 229 Munl1u. J. 188 Mun1iu. N, 279 Murphy, 0, 55. 135 Murray, M, 48 Musch. K, 218 Mushinski, G. 131, 250 Musol1, K, 128, 279 Mustava. M. 279 Munu, 1. 195 Myers. 13. 188 Nagle, A. 245 Nance. C. 119. 229 Naragon. P. 234 Nasser. H. 133 Natick. P. 183, 279 Neal. J. 192 Nee. P. 231 Negri, s. 131 Neguyen.L. 126 Neitzke, B. 246 Nelson, B. 182 Nelson, D. 279 Nelson, J. 218, 234 Nelson, K, 117 Nelson, L. 96. 121, 248 Nelson, R. 48. 248 Nelson. 8 82, 117 1 Nelson. T. 187. 279 Nemergut. L. 202. 229 Nenow. M. 223 Nero, FL 105. 220 Nesblt. W. 104, 105, 132. 108 Neming. P. 108, 109 Neumann, D. 225 Newby, C. 239 Newby, G. 219 Newby, M. 239 Newkirk. L. 230 Newman. F1. 229 Nichols. L. 186 Nichols. N. 221 N1cholas, J. 248, 279 N1cholson. J. 109 N1ckolo1l, K. 97, 114. 126, 218 N1ebur, M. 192 Nxeder, F. 247 Niederbrach. S. 195 Nierzwicki. F. 202, 279 Nietev. D. 200 Nillen, D. 232 295 296 N151, B. 229 Nobbe. J. 279 Noge1, M. 233 N011. D. 182 Nollke. B. 225 No111ng. S 61, 82, 135 No111ng, 1. 193 Norotney. R. 133 Novak, J, 280 Novak. M. 202. 230 Novak. T. 228 Novak. W, 186. 280 Novomey. R 97, 228 Nudmunn. J. 348 Nuecmerlein, D. 280 Nuecmerlem. P, 97 Nuernberger, J. 100. 120. 280 Nybetg, R. 134, 238. 280 Nyby. M. 132 Oak1ey. T 225 Oberman. J. 247 Obermeyev. J. 93, 96, 120, 121. 130, 124, 280 Oberl. F. 187 O1Brien. K. 186 Oblander. K. 237 00115, B. 189, 280 Ochs, D, 237 0100mm, G, 199 O'Conner, S. 229 Oelscmager. J. 88. 200. 241 Oesau, F. 133 Oesterreich, B. 135 ONhausen, M. 840, 241 Oien, S. 88. 94, 248 ijrnorek. .1. 133 O1iver, B. 76 Olsen, R. 74 Olson, A. 218 015071, D. 228 O1son, E, 226 Olson. F, 228 OVSon. J, 230 01$0n, K. 108, 112. 235, 280 O1son. F1. 185, 205 O151ad, S, 228 Oman. G. 193. 223, 128 Os1erbann. D. 201 Opperman. S. 181, 185 Opsau, M. 234 Orban. M. 224 Oricmo, F. 249 Orlich, C. 219 Orlowski. S. 280 Onell. S. 227 Ovtiz. R, 227 Ovvidas. M. 205 Osswald. K, 119, 183 Osnmg. P. 200 011, D. 238 OH, 011, L. 202 Onen. A. 112, 228 Omnger, B. 193 0110. K, 124, 197. 280 Owens, L. 188. 218 Pacwowski. D. 247 Pedro, E. 247 Pa11meyer. D. 94, 108, 247. 280 Pa1mer, C. 241 Pa1umbo,' B. 247 Panesci, J. 220 Panhorsl. P. 201, 280 Panozzo. K. 192 Papa, S 184 Paddlnglon, M. 231 Pappas, G. 226 Pappas, G. 223 Pappas, S, 185. 237 Parker, D. 48. 74, 234 Parker, .J, 195 Parr. R. 226 Parry, B. 187 Parsons, B, 53, 248 Panee, S. 98. 242, 280 Palvick, B. 94. 192 Patrick. R, 104 Palschke, S. 284 Patterson, F1. 248 Paul. E. 230 Paulson, K 183. 245 Paulus, D. 87 Pauly, B, 61, 78, 185 Paowsk1. D. 280 PearSon. J, 226 Pease, S, 74, 225 Pech1old. P. 238 Peckinpaugh, N, 229 Pewson, J, 133 Penisler. L, 121 Pennekamp. S. 218 Pennington. J. 94 Penvose. L. 249 Peppler. J. 94 Para, 3. 198 Peronis. P. 128 Pevruso. A. 220 Pelry. J, 204 Perry. M, 231 Pe1erman. S. 229 Pelers. C, 88. 248 Pe1ers, C. 97, 98. 120, 131. 134 Peters. F, 280 P911915. J, 120 Peters. M. 248. 280 Pe1erson. D. 48, 205, 280 Pe1erson. J. 120 Pe1erson, K. 264 Petersen, R, 223 Petersen. S. 221 Pang, D. 108. 230 Femes, N. 70. 194 Peuigrew, J. 195 P19111er. H. 239 P1ei1er, L 120, 185. 280 Phe1an. P. 88 Phillips. A, 185. 280 Phillips. L. 188 Phillips. L, 187 Phoore. E. 187 Piano. G. 63 Pieh1er, B. 239 P1e1slisker. S. 221 P1epenbrink, C. 246 P1eper. L. 97, 135, 245 P1erre. C, 87 Person, 0. 193 Piier. A, 88 Pilarsk1, E. 251 Plnch, C. 182 Pinnow. T. 226 P100h,G. 204 Puman. C 224 Mano. G. 250 Plaskola, T. 202 Plese. S. 200 Pless, L. 93, 114. 117 Plila1l1s. B. 93. 94 Ploetz, J, 70 Podell, C. 244 Poland. M. 191, 199 Polansky, G. 234 Pole. E. 204 P011112. K. 102, 126. 280 Po1sler. L. 280 Po1sler, F1. 249 Ponce de Leon. M. 182 Poppe, L. 108. 244. 280 Potter, M, 97. 248 Panerfield, M. 220 Potter. J. 226 P01111011, C. 283 Powel1, C, 200 Powell. 8, 226 Pozdol, A, 192. 221 Prange, P. 78. 183 Prange, T. 245 Pnano. S. 235 Price, D. 55. 280 Pliohard, Y. 105, 192. 231 Plingle. F. 219 onchaska. J. 48 Prochoow. S. 235 Prueser, T. 199 Pryov. D. 218 Psomadells, P. 48 Pudlo, E, 249 Purdy. D. 249. 280 00199, D. 74, 201 Oueathem, J. 220, 280 R389. E. 220 Race. J, 200 Race. N. 181, 280 Rachu1, F1. 250. 291 Radivan. D 281 Raess. C 98. 101. 280 Ra1ane111, F1. 119, 201 Rahn. P. 104. 132, 223 Ra1sler, A, 221 Rais1er, A. 221 Ramdel, F. 249 Ramey. J. 201 Rammelsberg, K. 226 Ramsey, J, 202 Rapp. R. 224 Raso. D. 119, 193. 223, 281 Rassmussen. N. 104, 131 Rau, J, 121. 130, 281 Ranch. R. 281 Raukar, E, 229 Raukev, M. 48. 281 Hausch. C. 183 Haulenburg. B. 196 Ray, K, 218 Ray, M, 105. 219 Hedman, D95. 243 Reasoner, B. 70, 195 Redlilz. D. 241 Redweik, A, 221 Reed. J. 227 Reed. J. 105 Reeb, J. 108 Reed, L. 230 He . F1 94. 238 Regoni. D. 199 Rehbe'm. R 100, 108 Reid, C. 229 Had. V. 116, 281 Re1denbach, K. 240 Reifke, K. 201 Reimer. T. 193 Reinders C. 108. 134 Relnharl. C. 230 Remhan. R. 218 Remhon. J. 281 Remke. K. 281 Remunag. l. 218 Helse, F1. 48 Reusen. S. 221 Remole, M. 97. 245 Renaldi, F1. 182, 237 Rengstort J. 56, 134 Rengstovf, L. 134. 188 Rengsmn, F1. 188 Henkes, J. 201, 281 Hennmek. B. 200 Resner, A. 218 Ressmeyer, T. 225 Relics. N. 224 Remer. B. 197 Rayner, M, 104. 234 Reynolds, C. 185 Hibera, H, 184 Riccto. F. 48 Rlce, L, 187. 281 R1Chards, E5. 234 Richardson, B. 126 Richter, J. 264 Richter, J. 197 Richterkessmg, K. 229 Hidd1e, D, 134, 220 Hieckho , M. 237 Ried. V. 104 R1edel. R, 193 R1ehman. D, 186 Riemer, D. 93. 94, 130, 227. 281 R1emer. D. 196 Rlese, F1. 205 Rinkev, K. 188 R1530, R. 48. 281 Rivera, E. 238 Roach. K. 186 Reaper, C. 238 Robert, T. 200 Robi1ard. G, 195 Rodden. D 184. 281 Rodenbeck. D. 203 Rodenbeck,E. 220 Rodgers, J. 204 Rodgers, M. 200 Roeh. K. 239 Roemig, S. 230 Roenger, R 219 Rogers, A, 61 Rogers, L. 229 Rogers. M. 108. 109 R0hlo1f, F1. 104. 112. 241, 245. 281 Rohner, J 221 Rooney, J. 48 Roper. S. 220 Roscoe, M. 84. 200. 247 Roseberry. D. 191. 195 Rosenbau. F1, 88 ROSS. A, 78, 235 Ross. D. 182. 238 Ross. P, 78, 229 Ross, W. 183 Rossev, K. 227 Roiav. T. 220 RoIermund, M. 219 Roth, J. 201 Ram. L. 115, 182. 281 Rowehl. W. 108. 241 Rowley, J. 201, 281 Rozhon, M. 185, 281 Rubel. M. 204 Rubke. J. 237 Rudes11. B, 189, 281 Rudo11. T, 97, 127, 248 Rudy, J, 105 Ruediger. B. 248 Ruhl, K. 219 Rulsard, D. 99. 102. 281 Ruppm. N, 239 Rupprecht, C. 94 Ruprecht. S. 218, 233 Ruse, Ruse. K. 108, 243 Russell. E. 63. 205. 281 Russell, C. 200. 127, 281 Russo. R. 219 Ryan. E. 114. 231 Ryan. J. 260 RyH. A, 249 RyH K. 104, 234 Ryyken, B. 200. 249 Saha1, S. 133 Sahlho . C, 229 Samman, N. 188 Saikley, K. 242 SaHer, 197 8316116, K, 114 SaHsbury, J. 238 Sam, T, 264 Sa1omon, C. 221 Sa11er. L. 183 Sam, 8 202 Sandberg. L, 61 Sanders. D, 48, 88 Sanders. L. 59, 219 Sanders, T. 201, 224. 281 Sands. D. 281 Sanger, K. 248 Saran , 182 Sarkis an, J, 48 Sasic, L, 123. 182, 281 Savage. D. 234 Savaino. J. 219 Savich. C. 249 Sayers, K. 188 Schaedel, c. 220 Schafer. F1. 281 Schamick. J. 182, 281 Schamens. J, 182 Schaper. H. 229 Scheck. S. 121, 128 Schexdecker. Z. 281 Scheme. K. 248 Schelle. M. 203, 281 Schellenlrager, J. 186. 241. 281 Scherban, T. 120. 242, 134 Scherer. J, 182, 281 Scherette, S. 183 Scheyder, C. 61, 221. 247 Scheyder. K. 281 Schick. C. 192. 221 Schick. 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L 218 Siemevs, P. 282 Siesennop, T. 182 Siess, J. 95. 201 Sievert, P. 219 Si1orsk1, A, 108. 120 Silmore, S. 244 S1mmons, A. 184. 282 S1mmons, B, 282 S1mmons. J. 70 SIMmOnS, J. 88 Simmons, M, 226 S1mmons, M. 251 Simonelt, K. 183 Sims, J. 248, 282 Slnge1. M, 43 Slomos. A, 246 Sirko, M. 118. 182, 282 S'werlson. M. 48. 233 Skaggs. R. 247. 282 Skaggs. T. 227 Skahn. S. 99 Skorupa. L. 283 Shngsby. M. 102 8mm. 8. 182 Sm11h. B. 99 Smim. C, 234 Smith. C, 248 Smith. G. 87. 249 Smith. J. 93, 95, 228 Smith. J. 98, 200 Smith. J. 117, 119. 128 Smith. J. 220, 61 Sm11h. L, 205 Sm11h.N, 131, 219. 283 Smnh. R, 200, 283 Smi1h, S. 98. 184 Smith. L. 108 Sminen. K. 221 Snead, B. 105. 108. 109. 120. 245 Snider, M, 249 Sobbe. J, 220 Sobeck. S, 197 Sodevholm. G. 202 Soike. B. 189 Sonnell. C. 246 Sonstroem, G. 183 Serge, B. 225 SouHram, S. 78. 189, 229, 242 Soukup. V. 221 Sons, 8. 112 Soyr'mg. D. 229 Spagno1a. R. 244. 283 Speaker. T. 283 Spelde, J. 284 Spence. M, 227 Spencev, B. 102 Spencev. 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G. 184 WHZZL C. 234 Vimalore, L. 235 Vitkus, C. 284 Vogelsang, R. 200 Vogler, K. 241 Vogl, C, 102, 284 Volansky, M. 56. 82, 135 Vollmer, G. 199 Volom, M, 102, 184, 245 Volz, R. 98, 129, 131. 284 VonKampen, S, 100 VonSocslen, P. 219 Vowisolis. K, 245 Voska. D, 183 V055. T. 195 Vraney. T. 59. 184 Wacker, J, 195 Wagnev. J. 74, 201 WahL B. 284 Wamgveen, S. 99, 100 Wagnev, J. 74 Wagnev. R. 102 Wagonb1asl. J 220 Walden, J. 228 Waligura. K. 264 Walker, L, 186 Walkel, P. 187 Wallace. J, 250 Wallace. L. 181 Wallo. K. 187, 284 Walsh. A. 243. 134 Wallets. K. 230 Walther, A. 199, 242 Walther, A. 94. 249 Wallher, B, 230 Wal1on. L, 185 Wang. C. 195 Warczak. C. 218 Ward, J. 99 Warrick. A, 202 Wavsmski. M. 131 Washkowiak, V. 219 Wa1son, P. 134. 221 Wati, K. 219 Wayne, J. 53, 284 Weaver. C. 67. 201 Webb. S. 48, 204 Weber. D 251 Webev, J. 108. 198. 223 Weckwerth. L. 108, 109 Wehr, M. 183 Wehrenberg. M. 193 Weil, J. 59. 231 W611. P. 248 Wesmuller. J. 200 Wemrich, G. 241 Weinrich, J. 240 Weir, D. 200 Weiss, A. 108. 198 Weiss, K. 228 Weissenborn, C, 246 WeiSI, S. 284 Welker. R. 74, 126, 227 Weller. M. 82, 218 Wells, A, 48 Wells. E. 108. 229 Welsch. D. 189, 284 Welsh. L. 238 Wendell, M, 225 Wennerslrom, C, 264 Wennland. R. 119 Wenzelberger. J. 284 Wen. S. 223 Weftke, S. 76. 248. 285 Wenz, H. 114. 247 Wes1ch, S. 48 Wess, D. 201 Wesslev, M. 218 West, D. 97, 102 West. P. 185, 237 Weslerhausen. M. 227 Wesnall, D, 97. 198 Weyand. E. 197 Whe1an. J. 184 Whipple, s. 191. 240 While. C. 186 Whilmore. K. 120, 183 W1ch11nski, B, 94 chkbolt. R. 87, 251 W1echerl, J. 218 Wiechmann. C 189 Wiegel, F1. 251 W1gen1. C, 82 Wilbert, E 186 WHO, 8. 82, 186 Wildhage, D. 241, 285 Wildgrube, L, 155 Wilken, D, 186 Wilkening, J, 220 Wilkins. M, 94. 232 Wilkins. PA 183. 285 Williams, A. 237 Williams. D. 115, 132 Williams, J. 283 Williams. J, 132, 198. 249, 100 W11liams. J, 230. 61 W1111ams. M. 193 Wilnamson. J, Willoughby, B. 81, 230 W1HS, C. 218 WIHM, L. 185 Wilson, C. 48, 88 Wilson. J. 93. 94, 248, 285 Wilson, S. 235 Wilson, T. 59. 134, 183, 229 Wilson, V. 230 W1n1ens, C. 232 Wm. B. 127 Winsor, D. 285 W1se. D, 201 WME, M. 248 Willenberg. P. 192 Willenmeyev. J. 245 WiMeveen, M. 76. 249 Wojcieszak. J. 245 Wojo, E. 205 W0 . G. 102 Wall. J, 248 Wollanger, C. 117, 119, 228 WOIH. S. 185, 285 Wolske, L. 285 Woltev, B. 263 Wonrnan. M, 186. 238 Woodheld, D. 263 Woods. N. 230 Woodward. D. 198, 285 WoyCIk, 244, 285 WOanak, A. 285 wngm, T. 203 Wuerdeman, D. 94. 223 Wunderlich, K. 100 Wulhrichi. R. 285 Wylle. M. 239 Yamada, D, 114, 120 Yanke, F1. 239 Vonker. B. 232 Young. E, 48 Young. M 230. 285, 183 Voung. J 219 VOX. A 219 ZahHZ, F1. 231 Zaic, B, 224 Zajeski. M. 237 Zakula. M. 285 Zalent. L. 124. 128 Zalewsk1, B, 220 Zanzibar, 199 Zare. V. 133 Zaversky. M. 218 Zeckman, K, 223 Zegarac. N, 218 Ze1t1er. M, 56, 82, 135 Zehnder, M, 114, 115. 184 Zebe. G 244 Z1ak. P. 237 Z1eg1er. M. 218, 285 Zveman, G. 225, 104 Z1emer, K. 231 Zillman, T. 251 Zimegni, FL 228 Zimmer, K. 284 Zimmerman. B. 98. 104. 185, 246 Z1mmerman. C, 237 Z1mmerman. D, 250 Zmuda, Joe 48. 87 Zabel, K. 246 Zoborsky, S. 232 Zudell. J. 48 Zuuon, D. 240 Zw19rzynsk1. J. 285 Zygmum. M. 238 PHOTO CREDITS BARbARA Moss . 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BQENSIA LATzkE ix SOMEThiNq T0 do CATIiy , DANZ .Rodmay : ; OuR fEARless lEAdERs ANqiE LANdMAN SAM PARTIEE The CREEK EXPERIENCE Julie Liesse Index , EXECllTIVES WOZNiAk EdiToR Joyce , i. i ObenMeyER' Editing this yearbook has been an incredibly personal experience. It was a major part of my life for nearly a year and now that it is over I feel a little lost. I set out to make this the best Beacon ever. Whether it actually is will be for you to decide. At any rate, I sincerely hope there is something in these 304 pages that you like. There are so many people that I owe a great big personal thankeyou to for just putting up with me throughout this ordeal To Judy, Wild and Anne: Thanks for listening to me in the wee hours of the night. To the girls of 3-8 Guild: Thanks for not complaining about your seldom-present RA. and thanks for being a wonderful group of ladies! To all my professors tespecially Prof. Maxwell and Dr, Starttl: Thanks for your patience! I could probably write a book about the bunch of idiots tire. stafft that helped me put this masterpiece together. I love you all. To Barb who held the position of photo editor: Thanks for your sympathetic ear. I wish you could have spent more time with this wild and crazy bunch. To David, asst photo ed. and spacy engineer: Where do I begin? It's been the essence of reality. Thanks for always being there, for caring and for being a very special friend. You're a great photographer and I wish you the best of luck next year. To Len, veritable jack-of-all trades: Thanks for putting up with both David and I. It must have taken superhuman effort. Thanks also for taking on the senior section when l was about i to have a nervous breakdown and for doing a good job with it! , You're a doll. To Angie and Sam, creators of the iiWe're only ' I in it for the money sign: Thanks for keeping life in the office always entertaining and for caring. To Kathy and Alexis: Well, we made it through four years! Thanks for volunteering to do all the crummy jobs. To Putts: You're a fantastic photographer! To Mike Hackleman, our representative: Thanks for your patience, advice and help! To everyone else: Thanks for your time and effort. You're terrific! w-Au... - LIBRARIES MU 11$le :LWL: 72H0l UL