Vanderbilt University - Commodore Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 440 of the 1969 volume:

K X . . , ,wg ff - J ,. K 'twiki W, , 3 .xgg i it x as V V , 1 . , - tk .WL . ' 'Q :R gg kk V I., 3 dia ff . 5 A9 QI, W Vs. ws Q. iz 2' W .QS , ,af ,. . tT'fsi Ml wsu, x'M'D '7Z7,l7!,? 1 1969 CQQQ UOQDQIQIFS VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 0 NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE TOM CASI-I Editor I 3 DAVID NORTHERN Business Manager Questo misero modo Tengon fanime triste di coloro Che 'Visser sanza infamia e sanza lodo. Che questa era la setta de, cattivi A Dio spiacenti ed a' nrmivi dui. Questi sciaurati, che mai non fur vivi. flnferno, III, 34-6,62-42 iwlvrisif-A-1,. 3 f.H-Qi,-c .,k' ww., .f-- , 'Hiis':zilE?.f ' K wif 'afafifftj' , K ,f ,. 112 , , S 1- T,.5n5,,gl4I ? ,X z QL . Q J 7 , Lge The dream of Rene Descartes, which for us has become a nightmare, has separated the arts from the sciences and reason from emotion. It is the purpose of the university to repair tlvis grievous mistake. For the function of the university and of the educated man is to uphold the unity of human society and of the individual soul. 6 as S -S X X. Q f V , we 5 Q, Q xx W , if Sifw, x ig-5 f Z it , , A . X 5 .L 5 , A ':' S Fig Q Q 73 .. A X , 2 1 ' X . NVQ- AQ, Wx A l f - ' A QQ' 7 I f this purpose of tlre university and the education of the individual man is to be accomplislved, responsible discussion, not only of strictly academic matters but also of issues of Wider implications, is a prerequisite. Luigi' W: ggff Ag. f .,- ,f -Jf2w,,,f.g,3! r ff 0:51 '4 59m5Qg K ' t , .Qwsgfx 3 , A F., ' iJWw5mH 3 fi? at im N W Q ,352 X 534 1 We . rib fs Q y 1 naw - 'Wh 2, 4 'KSN' -' 'k 'lfFgHQHi if Q 735 ,15 ' xvwgwaw -A - 'il e X , GZ X .mxxyimwm ,wmwvfiaii ,,wg5ggit mfg E , ga. j . A Jill? Q, 5 muwiwgiwi f 4' .g'H1VI.,' ' sax? tfEf5fi 'f' I sf!'FFw1'4- wmv wh?wwi ' ' . 6:43 11 ,ygwixf if .,,., , Filgizjii ..!?'1'f ,Mawemg 7 ,ig-fm. kg, X -, 2-Qfiviw - V ,gsggg -6W4xHWf '-xwguwm ,Q ii i . f fTz?4f51f - A f Q ' X R 6 WWWMA in, 4 1,4 Q 1 , Q . L M I X , .Hwy -, 41 .fi f iff? M FQ: QQ? A 1 ,. X fi A . f 7 I QQIYQQ 'vzi-gfisgfggffig., I Zvwa-ME' if . 1-'iipifiwffzw 2zf?f'i-S:','-if eww: ,pJf,35gffi,f2ww fu- x fzxwffzwff 4 v,:ww1,, fw- .V Q- 'N However, it must be kept in mind that debate in itself is often excess verlriage. In a more general sense, perlvaps muclv of tlve activity at tlve University is Rexcessvg mucln of it functions not to amplify the educational process, but to distract from it. Before We commit ourselves to the solving of real and pressing problems, We must train and educate our minds. 1, 4 fl., is Instead of committing ourselvesv to myriad activities and causes, a certain apathy or aloofness seems necessary for proper education. An alumnus of Vanderbilt, while teaching here in 1967, commented on this problem: I think students here have too much to do. There are too many lectures and musical programs and visiting poets. And there is not enough time for casual reading . . .U -Allen Tate, interviewed in THE DIRTY VUE'-IUN, March 20, 1967 if 5 'its a ., A 1 M, W H-'gm yn rf-it , J,. -sv 9 W i f-fffffffvef-wif and perhaps serious meditation? Anotlzer facet of education is involvement and communion with otlver people. Yet we often let this aspect lapse into frivolity that can supplant our reading ana' meditation . . . vi Q Sf' , 4' ma, N! sa ' 'M- K K W ,ap . . . And by degrees this frivolity becomes a decisive impediment to the educational process. I4 pf' Another impediment, While undoubtedly more subtle but perhaps equally decisive, is communication Without both reason and emotion. An imbalance of the two can lead to mere verbal exchange instead of mutual consideration which must he a gradual and cautious process. XVVX F, J NS ef However we must have the awareness that to many, our actions will hecome values of the past. Progress in communication must he deliberate reasoned, and guided hy the knowledge that if the University is hased entirely upon current issues, it will he no more permanent than the issues themselves. So as Vanderbilt attempts to discard its provincial mind and to switch on to the relevantf, the ultimatum of the Hustler: Meanwhile, anyone who is interested in seeing Vanderbilt move into the bright new world of the twentieth century had best show at the rally tomorrow. The Vanderbilt Hustler February 18, 1969 O brave new world, That has such people in't.' fThe Tempest, V., i., 183-4 I9 While our generation feels that itself and the University must have soul,v past generations and the University of the past had their own Msoulf, To separate past from present and reason from emotion is a dangerous action that can produce people who will never he fully alive. The fulfillment of the function of the University is at hest difficult, and as We work toward it, we would do well to remember: Let us think of quietly enlarging our stock of true and fresh ideas, and not, as soon as we get an idea or half an idea, he running out with it into the street, and trying to make it rule there. Our ideas will, in the end, shape the world and all the hetter for maturing a little. -Mattlvew A rnold, The Function of Criticism at the Present Timef' 1 S 22 23 THE 'PEOPLE ,- ' 'Honors it by E E Edited by Mike Scaydino. Adlhinistratien ' ' A Edited by Jan Diekman Classes - Edited by Paul Harris - Organizzitions A V Edited by Ingrid Lundahl Greeks . E Edited by Marilynwlesse and Caddy Coddington 24 i wwwmx f im X X HCNORARIES Q 1 ,,!' Phi Beta Kappa CLASS OI 1968 LEONARD HOXVARID GOI.DSTPlIN BETTE JO TOMLINSON KATHRYN PORTER AICHELE JUDITH ANN BASSMAN JOHN SCOTT BENSON HAROLIJ DENNIS BREXVINGTON SUZANNE WASSON SMITH BROOKS DAN ELLIS CONNOR JOHN WILLIAM CROSS, JR. STEPHANIE SEMMES JOHNSTON NANCY ANNE DERBES DIANA ROSA DEZAYAS SUSAN WILBURN DOWNEY IVAN RODNEY ELDER OWEN BEVERLY EVANS, JR. CHARLES HOWARD FOSTER LORING NIILLIKEN GARRISON, JR. STEVEN HENDRIX GIBSON CAROLE JEANNE GLASSER JUDY KATHLEEN GOKEL RICHARD MARTIN GOLDEN JOHN THOMAS GOODGAME, JR. KEVIN EMMETT GRADY MARY EVELYN GRAYBILL KATHERINE JARNAGIN GRIFFETH MARY ELLEN GRIZZARD EUGENE WILSON HARRELL MARGARET LOUISE HARRISON WILLIAM BAILEY HEILINIAN, JR. DAVID WARREN HENDON MARY LINDA HESTER CLAIRE ELLEN MCCASKILL HUGH DONALD VERNE JERNBERG JUDITH MARIE JOHNSON EDWARD DENNIS KELL CLAIRE ANNE LAUKHUF BETTY LUCK MARTIN JAMES GLASGOW MARTIN, 111 GUY VERNON MARTIN, JR. JACKIE SUE MASON MARY MCKENZIE ROBERT ANDERSON N AILLING STEVEN HENRX' NICHOLS DAVID LARY NORYVOKJIJ PAMELA JEAN OWENS RANDALL STEPHEN PREISSIG HELEN VIRGINIA RAISOR JAMES NICCAULEY RAYBURN DAVID HERLIE ROBERTSON RICHARD ALAN ROSEN SUSAN KAY SCHLEGEL EUGENE BAYLIS SHANKS, JR. JAMES CALVIN STEWART STEPHEN DOUGLAS THOMASON SAMUEL DEA TURNER JOHN PACE VAN DEVENDER, JR. SAMUEL PATRICK NVALKER SALLIE STARR VVEBBER SAMUEL LEE WEEDMAN MARCUS ANDREW WOOD CLASS OF 1970 BETSY DIANNE BENNETT ROBERT SPENCER GREEN MARY CAROLYN TAYLOR 26 ES Tau Beta Pi CLA SS OF 1969 WILLIAM MARLIN KEEL, Preszdent AHVAL EDWARD TURNER, JR., Vzce Preszdent ROBERT L. SCHMID, III, Recordmg Secretary PAUL WAYNE WELLS, Correspondzng Secretary WILLIAM GERALD JORDAN, Treasurer EDWARD LUDY NIEBRUEGGE, JR , Cataloger PETER SEATON CARSON DOUGLAS CHARLES SMITH EDWARD ALLEN SWABB WALTER L. ECKARDT, JR. FRANK FIELDON WEBSTER CHARLES E. MATTHEWS, III PETER WETMORE MARTIN JERRY MARK BROWN JOHN WILSON GERTH WILLIAM RANDOLPH SIMPSON JOHN ARTHUR DONEGAN DON NELSON RAYMOND JACOB TOLLEY TOWSON, IV LYNN ALAN WILLIAMS BARRY LYNDE EVANS ALLAN GORDON EDMUND RICHARD MAURICE JOHNSON STEPHEN THOMAS HARRIS PAUL MAURICE HYMAN GEORGE EARL WEANT MOSES TAYLOR, JR. THOMAS DANIELL MAGRUDER LUIS GABRIEL AYA ROBERT ARCHER GOODWIN PETER NORMAN CHANG MARTIN RICHARD NOLAN WELLINGTON HUGH YOUNG FREDERIC DREW HOLBROGK DAVID GWIN MCCLURE KURT OTTO ERIC TSCHAEPE THOMAS HUGH BOYD CLASS OF 1970 ALEX NEWSOM BEAVERS, JR. 27 WOODROW WILSON FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP SCIIOIHIS Elfld Fellows LORING M. GARRISON, Astronomy WILLIAM B. HEILMAN, Comparative Religion MARY L. HESTER, French MARTHA K. LEATHERMAN, Sociology SAMUEL D. TURNER, Literature DANFORTH FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP W1LLIAM.B. HEILMAN MARSHALL SCHOLARSHIP PACE VAN DEVENDER 28 WILLIAM ASHTON CRAFFORD, President RAYYIOND SHIRLEY MARTIN III, Vice-President DAVID BEESON PARTLOW, JR., Secretary RALPH CHARLES LOOMIS, Treasurer GARY DALE RICHMAN, Historian DONALD WARREN BOWDEN NAI-KONG VINCENT CHEUNG KIRTLEY QUENTIN Cox WILLIAM ASHTON CRAFFORD, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS CROSS WILLIAM WARREN EATON JAMES LEWVIS FENLEY, JR. DAVID ROBINSON FIELD GEORGE CARRINGTON GARDEN STEPHEN MICHAEL HEUSER GARY HUGH IRWIN JACK HARDING JENNINGS SAMUEL JAMES KUYKENDALL III ROBERT CAFFEY LIDDON RALPH CHARLES LOOMIS RAYMOND SHIRLEY MARTIN III JACK WILLIAM MORRIS DAVID BEESON PARTLOW, JR. DARRELL LESTER PASTER DONALD WILLIAM POWELL GARY DALE RICHMAN JUD EDWARD ROGERS WILLIAM JOSIAH SANDERS IV WILLIAM ENNIS SHANKS NORMAN MARC SNYDER JOHN RICHARD SWEENEY WILLIAM FERRELL TERRY DOUGLAS WILSON WALKER RAYMOND JACK WELLS RICHARD SCHROEDER YATES BRODIE ANDERSON YOUNG 29 Phi Eta Sigma SANDRA PAGE, President -IAN HARTNETT, Vice-President SUSAN COPAS, Secretary CAROL PROCTER, Treasurer TERESA BRATTON JOHNNITA HARKINS MARY FRANCES JETT CATHERINE LESTER MARTHA MILFORD PAMELA OWENS JANE PATTERSON SARA PLATT KARIN ROSE LOUISE SHERRARD JEANNE STEVENSON PAMELA STEVENSON GAIL REITZ CYNTHIA WARRICK SUSAN HORTON, President CHERRY JANE GRAY, Vice-President SUSAN SPRATT, Secretary DEBBY DIXON, Treasurer BEGE BOWERS BECKY COCHRAN NANCY KING COST GEORGIA DURO CAROLYN GRANT MARTY LABARE ANNE MARTIN LYNN MURRAY SUSAN PEACE DIANNE PHILLIPS LISA RAMAGE CAD SIMPSON CORY STILES PATRICIA K. TAYLOR BETTINA WARE SALLY WINSLOW Athenians Lotus Eaters 30 Scabbard and Blade AN HONORARY MILITARY SOCIETY Chi Epsilon A NATIONAL HONORARY FRATERNITY FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS 3l OFFICERS JOHN W. GARTH, Captain JOHN D. FITZGERALD, First Lieutenant STEPHEN L. MCCORD, Second Lieutenant ROBERT G. STORY, III, First Sergeant DANIEL F. SPOUD, USMC JOHN W. PHILLIPS, Navy EDWARD T. NIEBRUEGGE, JR., Navy JAMES H. MORGAN, Navy CHARLES J. HOUSEHOLDER, Navy CARTER CHAPMAN, Navy GEORGE E. BOWLES, Navy WILLIAM R. WILLIAMSON, Navy JOHN T. WATSON, USMC MOSES TAYLOR, Navy JAMES C. ROBISON, Army WILLIAM L. SMALL, Army GARY W. PICHON, Army RODY L. MCCATHERN, Army GUY V. MARTIN, Army MASON H. LAMPTON, Army BEN L. CUNDIFF, Army PHILLIP W. BROOKS, Army LAWRENCE R. AHERN, Army RONALD L. WILSON, Army FRED M. WILLIAMS, JR., Army A. EDWARD TURNER, Army TOM P. THOMPSON, JR., Army EDWARD A. SWABB, Army ROBERT T. EDWARDS, Army FRED HOLBROOK, President PAUL WELLS, Vice-President DON RAYMOND, Secretary RICHARD KLEIN, Treasurer MALCOLM BAHID JOHN DONEGAN FRED FISHER MARLIN KEEL MICHAEL KERN STEVE MCCONNELL LARRY PARKER ROY SMITH BEN WEBB juniors: GREG ANDREWS LOGAN HOPPER KEN HULL CHARLES PLOSSER JAY TOWSON, President EDWARD NIEBRUEGGE, Vice-President LOUIS AYA, Corresponding Secretary WELLINGTON YOUNG, Recording Secretary BOB GOODWIN, Treasurer JERRY JORDAN, Bridge Correspondent BILL BEYETTE TOM BOYD JERRY BROWN MARC BUTLER HENRY CARR PETER CHANG GARY DOUGHTY WAYNE GRAHAM ED JACKSON RICK JOHNSON BILL LAMBERTH DUANE MAY BOB SCHMID BILL SMITH DOUG SMITH PAUL THAYER ED TURNER GEORGE WEANT FRANCIS WELLS BARBARA J. BALLOFF, President R. LYN FUNKHOUSER, Secretary JACQUELINE EVERLY LINDA HESTER, Graduate Student LEE SMITH, Graduate Student JOAN TRIPLETT, Graduate Student MRS. CATHERINE THOMPSON KATHERINE WILE Eta Kappa Nu AN HONORARY FRATERNITY FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Phi Sigma Iota AN HONORARY FRATERNITY FOR FRENCH STUDENTS 32 SUSAN EUFEMIA, Prytanix JAMES RAYBURN, Hyparchos MARILYN GREEN, Grammateus JAMES ROSENBLATT, Chryxophylax JOHN W. ZARKER, Faculty Adviser Eta Sigma Phi AN HONORARY FRATERNITY FOR GREEK AND LATIN STUDENTS Delta Phi Alpha AN HONORARY FRATERNITY FOR GERMAN STUDENTS JOHN W. CHILDRESS THOMAS D. BENSON RICHARD T. HOOS STEPHEN R. SPANYER JAMES B. DERRYBERRY THOMAS P. STARR CHARLOTTE A. FAUSETT JAMES M. RAYBURN MARK E. GREAR JOHN B. SPINING JAMES D. HORST ALLAN T. DOWMAN JERRY M. TURNER F. CAROLYN NVILLIAMS DAVID W. HENDON META S. REYNOLDS CANDYCE D. SMITH E. VICTORIA ARNOLD GEORGE CATIGNANI BETSY J. CODDINGTON BILL CONLEY RODNEY DOWNEY TERRY H. EASTLAND JAMES LAURENCE FINE MARCIA FLOYD EDDIE GAFFNEY KAREN HINSON VERNON E. LASTINGER CLIFFORD LOVE, III ROBERT NEAL MANNERS ALAN H. MACLIN HENRY ALAN MARTIN 'THOMAS ANDREW MCKINNON KATHRYN MCMILLAN JAMES B. NATION PATRICIA B. NOOJIN GAIL SUSAN REITZ JACK ROSENBLATT JOHN ROSS CARA LYNN SNYDER PAM STILLE CYNTHIA KELSEY STOW RONALD LOUIS VASILAS STEVEN LOUIS VAYNES S. ELIZABETH WARE JAMES L. WESTCOT DAVID H. ROBERTSON, President JUDY KATHLEEN GOKEL, Vice-President MYRNA J. BOYSEN, Secretary-Treasurer DR. JERE FLECK, Faculty Advisor PATRICIA A. GALLAGHER DEBORAH L. KRATZ LAWRENCE M. BUNDSCHU DAN E. CONNOR DEBRA S. DIXON MARTIN VAN BRAUMAN CAROL J. POORE RONALD E. SUMMERS WALTER L. ECKARDT, JR. RADO PRIBIC G. EDWARD GAFFNEY PETER KRIZ MARILYN JOHNSON MARK M. MCCRAKIN JOSEPH VETTER RANDOLPH WOODS SUSAN S. SILL Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honor organization for senior men, recognizes and encourages the achievement of character and superior quality in scholarship and leadership. Members are chosen on the hasis of leadership in at least two of the following phases of campus life: scholarship, athletics, social and religious affairs, student government and Hne arts. James G. Martin, President gf, , ,H 'hifi John Pace VanDevender, Vice-President Kevin E. Grady, Secretax-y-T,-easul-er John Thomas Goodgame John Brooke Lathram l 34 , M Owen Beverly Evans '53 51 II U Charles K. Billings Sam D. Turner n James H. Rosenblatt Allan B. Hubbard Harold Dennis Brewington .,, I . k , , Y -s rf . ' 4 , ,L , wi, ff f , , 'I 6 ' M , , ' V V V an 12, ZQYWEHA IB l , Zinn s ll wW,..,,.,...w,.,.,.u1 , J ,ss. 454, ivfihi- L 4 ' V , V. VM.. Q 'E ----1-aim. Betsy Martin Mortar Board A national honor organization for senior women, Mortar Board, seeks to recognize efforts in the combined fields of scholarship, leadership, and service. Requirements for membership are a minimum academic standing of three-tenths of a point above the all- women's average and evidence of outstanding service in campus activities, including publications, line arts, social-religious activities, and student government. OFFICERS-Betsy Martin, President, Claire Laukhuf, Vice-President, Junith Smitherman, Secretary, Judy Gokel, Treasurer. Judy Gokel Claire Laukhuf Junith Smitherman Suzanne Brooks N! 'fx mw- A 51 ,1- W: sf' -lima L XX -xf::,- nr . ,Q x V ', N . ,W A E ff. K X1 5 .,,M,., A-w ' i Qi 44 .f Sk x ,X KRS YN Q X NS? - - Q w .SN S JOHN COWAN MORLAND DONALD MARTIN WOLFSON DARRYL DAVID- BERGER BRADFORD WHEATLEY EDGERTON LELAND MANN JOHNSTON, JR. ALLAN BROOKS HUBBARD SAMUEL DEA TURNER MADISON BAKER WYCHE, III MARCUS ANDREW WOOD DONALD CHRISTOPHER NORTH., III HAROLD DENNIS BREWINGTON WILLIAM REYSTON LONG JAMES HUEF ROSENBLATT DOUGLAS THOMPSON BATES, JR. LORING MILLIKEN GARRISON, JR. OWEN BEVERLY EVANS, JR. JOHN THOMAS GOODGAME, JR. CHARLES KELSO BILLINGS, JR. KEVIN EMMETT GRADY TERRY PEARSON MEDLIN WILLIAM ROGER BIIRGE JAMES GLASGOW MARTIN, III RICHARD ALLAN ROSEN CHARLES HERMAN OFFENBURGER HENRY HECHT JOHN PACE VANDEVENDER The Raven Iomecoming Queen and Court x .i s. Taffy Neuburg W ff 1 K die 'E wi W .- f' fy ,.,,.,.. ,. , , K , A , WW, X 5 f in Y 4-K! J wx ill' .Q , ,,,, W Q Q- fi 1, fd l Q 'I .1 Dawn Hauck Rhonda Stockton M9-FY N01'th Becky Montgomery Emily' J01'daI1 GLORIA LAIRD QA9 Semi-Finalist ELLEN PARKER EN Semi-Finalist JAN HARTNETT JUDY AMUNDSEN X9 Semi-Finalist NANCY MASON APO Semi-Finalist junior Class Semi-Finalist 40 CHARMAIN GILB PATRICIA NOOJIN Sophomore Class Freshman Class Second Runner-Up First Runner-Up MARY KAY KING Army R.O.T.C. Semi-Finalist SHELLY ROBERTS KA JACKIE MASON KA Semi-Finalist i Third Runner-Up 4I ...-M' Q I Miss Commodore JUNITH SMITHERMAN 42 e Oxford, Navy R.O.T.C. ger Harris, fPK'If Miss Commodore Contestants BETTY MCMILLAN KA6 LYNN BLEDSOE K2 I , QW Q.. , xml ,T,.4.. I.. . 1,2-F1 - 'Q N 1 v nies ga YQ , KATHY SMITH IIKA BEVERLY TROTTIER 3 A011 F V CAROL MILTON ZBT I 45 BOBBY WELLS AEII KATHY LEWIS AKE . 5 t1f MARYLIN GAMMEL IWIPB 46 7 mi N 5,Qa'3f1?53A in 5' LYNN BIGGS AAA CAROLYN SANDERS ZAE 'nz Barbara Ramsey, 1'IBfIb ' Flo Criss, EX as K Carol Sanders, PSK Carol Barnes, GHKZ 5 K 5 7 ,Z 2 9 V f 2 W- ii Z Jef ,Q 6 Ni, gg w Q Miss V , X fMILY JORDAN VV VV V , 'VV X V 1 2 M ' ,f , X 7 W if , ,4,y, ff' f ff A Q 2 ,... ,Q . fx W fy my . L+ bi.. ,. W M 1-P 2 - wwmww-sw X T YH WN- W .K X X E xiii' iff 2, Bachelor Dr. jim Robbins A 4 5: 1 X is X FR fifwzf A fr vt- X k . as . jyEf'5'1-wi-.,yQ.'g 53' SQ .Y 5-iiiflggpgxf Q NS.: SE ?w1L, 1 'W gr f W I Wi n 9, U Krew ,K ,,,': fi, : Q i QA, f gf , , .If if ,iv of the MITCHELL X M V f X -.,Q g ifm 5 :Q . , 45, X - - xx -Q Q +5555 Qs Q ..:A as L i ESQ X X X X X L X Y 'N A Mm..- X3- Q maj at - M. ' 'E Efilhirf .els-,.- if gen. ww wwwzmwxg gs xv ,ww TIO The Proper Man Faced with a crisis in human relations, that of coping with the continuum of personalities from Stahlman to Offenburger, our young man of 1963 has aged. VVhile modes of communication change, the need for it remains constant. The position requires a total dignity and propriety without a modicum of pomposity. Chancellor Heard is the proper man. 3 'W 52 ,.f'W,f'!,, wifi I Board of Trust This is the year of change, a new president, a new policy. After serving Vanderbilt for many years, Harold S. Vanderbilt retired and was succeeded by lVilliam S. Vaughn, Chairman of the Board of Eastman Kodak, and himself a Vanderbilt graduate. With a policy perhaps of appeasement the Board has voted to place one member of each year's graduating class on the Board as a Trustee. assuredly a gallant effort. Wlhether it is effective or not remains to be seen. X X . A L' . Y V-2551. . . Q, , K . sf. Q 4. - X Qiz.-- nll E li hx I f . k--- -aff Q if ww. . ...X -.1. . I- William S. Vaughn Harold S. Vanderbilt Stevenson, Jr. C. Alexander B. Stevenson William H. Vanderbilt 'Parkes Armistead Andrew Benedict Reber Boult Haivie Branscomb O. C. Carmichael, Jr. Merrimon Cuninggim Brownlee Currey, jr. Lipscomb Davis Guilford Dudley, Jr. Sam M. Fleming Robert L. Gamer Frank A. Godchaux III Robert S. Henry Frank K. Houston E. Bronson Ingram N. Baxter Jackson Chancellor g - W -Q me .Q we nder Heard dolph A. Light, C.B.E. E. Hugh Luckey i h b Delbert Mann A A iil Dan May William A. McDonnell Reagor Motlow Ralph Owen Don K. Price Charles S. Ragland Norllcet H. Rand Winthrop Rockefeller Vernon Sharp james A. Simpson John E. Sloan Willi ars James G. Stahlman Charles C. Trabue, jr. Milton R. Underwood William Waller Mrs. Albert Werthan jesse E. Wills David K. Wilson Provost and Vice-Chancellor Greater than the deans and lesser than the Chancellor, these men are the hermits of Kirkland. As in a maze alumni, aclministration, faculty, and students are led by Hobbs, Purdy, Sarratt, Force and Elliott. Their purpose is simple-create a working and effective university-their task, awesome. ROB ROY PURDY Vice-Chancellor NICHOLAS HOBBS Provost Q nf 56 DON R. ELLIOTT C, MADISON SARRATT f KS I WILLIAM W. FORCE Administrative Deans Sometimes carrying out policy, sometimes making it, Deans Beach, Boutwell, and Cuninggim form an integral part of the attitudes and actions of the school. As arbitrators between the SIDNEY F. BOUTWELL Dean of Men LEONARD B. BEACH Dean of Institutional Relations immediate interests of the students and the more lasting policies of the university community, the janus deans must insure the transient his education and a chance to mature and provide the institution with a feasible basis of operation. The nebulous position of being liaisons between the students and the administration does not designate specific tasksg it is their task MARGARET L. CUNINGGIM Dean of Women --emi? DONALD NeSMITH K. C. POTTER 'dv' DOROTHY L. MINNICH Assistant Deans One drives a Jeep and smokes a cigar, and another drives a Mercedes and puffs a briar. Still another advises foreign students, ROBIN F. FULLER while the last advises in a foreign place. These are the assistant deans, and they, more than any others, belong to the student 59 College of Arts and Sciences EMMETT B. FIELDS RANDOLF BATSON School of Medicine 60 l ROBERT S. ROVVE Engineering School Divinity School WALTER HARRELSON Graduate School ROBERT T. LAGERMANN JOHN w. WADE School of Law ly' wi .K i... LUTHER CHRISTMAN School of Nursing Department Heads ROBERT B. CHANNELL General Biology Sw. X V X-TK JOHN COMPTON Philosophy RICHARD A. PETERSON Sociology and Anthropology 62 THOMAS W. MARTIN Chemistry German and Slavic Languages OSCAR TOUSTER .Vloleeular Biology JOSEF RYSAN WALTER W. GRAHAM Engineering Mathematic: PAUL H. HARDACRE History 63 W. DENNIS THREADGILL Chemical Engineering , W-wm RICHARD P. POGGENBURG French Department Heads 1 give' nun 1 .nn all uns gall alll' ,Z' JOSEPH E. WRIGHT Drama and Speech M THOMAS D. YOUNG English W T CHARLES M. VANCE Spanish and Portuguexe H. LLOYD STOW Clamic: Q9U '0'm. eg A - Y f M.. . .. V ,,.. gg . .-X: . .1k..7f 2 -. RRR X X W ..,.. ,, E. BAYLISS SHANKS Mathematics Nlismx. Q is X Wi wi X - Sis. sf :.- X F 53 ,wwfi F. HAMILTON HAZELHURST Fine Arts and Music JUM C. NUNNALLY Pyyehology BRUCE M. BAYER Mechanical Engineering RICHARD G. STEARNS Geology 65 WENDELL G. HOLLADAY Physics ALEX N. DRAGNICH Political Science WILLIAM H. ROWAN Civil Engineering --A-- ANTHONY M. TANG Economics GJ Business Administration CHARLES V. STEPHENSON Electrical Engineering BEVERLY A. ASBURY University Chaplain Campus Ministry The Campus Ministry carried on its tradition of creating controversy this year by taking politics to the pulpit. The Reverend Mr. Asbury told us that in this election year he could not vote for either presidential candidate on the grounds of moral conviction. A president was elected anyway. However, in fairness to Reverend Asbury, he spoke in sincerity and managed to create controversy, which is something needed by Vanderbilt. i 67 DAVID W. STROH Associate Chaplain sss?v,35,g,g,Waasg9y55,fgyiiyai9, 5'i?is,',r? 79:Tlf7Y ,Y diifjtifii , 3, .3 Z J HA F12 aisi ri i t if M, si' ff, rpg, ita t 5 ,zwws Q PX mf Divgyi ,1 M 4 Y gi- . fie- YW 'ez 'Q' 5 ' 515253 . ASW? x -Sig? . X K ,imfie A , 5 E5 Q1 lwsffsi few? A Ra ' 336.2 1115? A3235 ' ins .L,.,5,m ,425 Lili? N33 A ff ANL WU , Aw, A A ,An ,135 ' 'vii The recipient of the Chancellor's Cup, Dr. Charles E. Scott, is an assistant Professor of Philosophy and specializes in philosophy of religion and existential thought. He earned a BA. degree at S.M.U. and added the A.D., MA. and Ph.D. degrees at Yale, before joining Vanderbiltls faculty in 1966. The Chancellorls Cup is given in recognition of the professor making the greatest contribution outside the classroom to student-faculty relationships. an apt estimation of Dr. Scott. Chancellorls Cup fy: Sarratt Prize Dr. Thomas B. Brumbaugh, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, was awarded the Madison Sarratt Prize for excellence in undergraduate studies. An art historian who specializes in American and European works of the 19th and 20th centuries, Dr. Brumbaugh received his MA. from the University of Iowa and his Ph.D. from Ohio State University and joined Vanderbiltls Art History department in 1964. Branscomb Award Dr. Charles R. Park. for distinguished accomplishment in furthering the aims of Vanderbilt Universityfl was honored with the Branseomb Award. Professor of Physiology since 1952, when he came to Vanderbilt, Dr. Park is internationally recognized for his research revealing the mode of action of harmones. He received his B.A. at Harvard and his M.D, from johns Hopkins. lngalls Award Dr. Robert V. Dilts, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, was presented the Ingalls Foundation Award for excellence in classroom teaching in the areas of science and engineering. Dr. Dilts received his MA. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry at Princeton University and joined the Vanderbilt faculty in l960. He teaches the highest level of Freshman Chemistry as well as a sophomore analytical chemistry course. L 2 it 5- .,,,,,,,,,, ei' as ':'t't 70 In a university the size of Vanderbilt, it is not possible for all teachers and administrators to be recognized by the awards which are given annually. To many men their jobs and pursuits are reward enough, but the staff of the 1969 COMMODORE would like to recognize some we consider, in their own ways, outstanding. We had no objective means of selection, and by no means are we saying that the faculty members and administrators who are in the following pages are the only men worthy of recognition. These people have At twenty-nine Assistant Dean of Men K. C. Potter II is married to his job and to the students over whom he has charge. He has been working with undergraduates since his college days at Berea, Kentucky. After receiving his B.A. in Political Science, Dean Potter entered Vanderbilt Law School in 1961 and became an assistant advisor in Vanderbilt Hall. Later he was R.A. of Cole Hall and by 1966 he was made Assistant Dean. Now he has returned to live in Vanderbilt Hall, and residents often drop in on K. C. to share a problem or just to talk. Friendly and authorative, Dean Potter has a unique rapport with Vanderbilt Men. He feels a need for faculty and administrators to be available to students, and he strives, as he puts it, to be a 'iworker alongside. He is a firm believer in the primary benefits of residential education: the growth and maturation of a student outside the classroom. Men are individuals. Everyone has his own hopes, secrets, and fears: and, hopefully part of university life-of life in general-is coming to understand people as people and not as groups and types. ' Dean Potter likes to fish and can often be seen rattling around campus in his puddle-jumper, a red Jeep truck. He has to make time to get away to the lake, though. 'Tm almost married to my job, itis a twenty-four hour thing. But I like my work. I really like itln the bond of being outstanding in some aspect of their fields -some are scholars: some are active in student-faculty relations, some are capable administrators, and some have more than one of these attributes, All are dedicated. VVC realize that not all will agree with our choices and that many may have a favorite who is not included. Y'Ve have tried to be fair in our selections and honest in our judgements and hope that we have succeeded. Such an example is Dr. James Wert who in six years has built materials science from a chemistry course to a well-equipped department nationally recognized as a center for research and topnotch graduate engineers. As Director of Studies in Material Science and Metallurgical Engineering, he sees as his responsibility the creation of an environment that keeps professors happy and students learning effectively. To Dr. VVert, personal contact is the key to developing a student into an engineer, he is glad to know their names, girl friends, families, and politics. Putting superior professors in low-level courses and in labs is his policy to encourage the best of a student. Being able to express ideas, to persuade and to gain approval, and to work with people are skills sometimes ignored in regular engineering courses and must be encouraged and exemplified by the professor. Not only will an engineer face technological problems, but he will face their impact on the community. Materials science is a new field and the unwritten code of professional ethics which Dr. Wert imparts will be diffused and strengthened by his students as they make their way in the Held. Another administrator, Dean Robert S. Rowe, is responsible for the progress and development of the School of Engineering. In the eight years he has been at Vanderbilt, he has built the School from a faculty of 38 to one of 68. The scope of the curriculum has grown immensely, and its emphasis has taken on both technological and social sciences. Students feel that Dean Rowe is 'San all around good guyv because he has made the School a place where ideas bring results and where the student is the focus of attention. He looks to the Engineering School as a family where each member is important and has responsibilities. This is reflected to the students through his loyal, enthusiastic faculty, a group of qualified teacher-scholars. Because the students are in his opinion of the nationls highest caliber, the future of the University lies in attracting and holding this kind of professor. 72 Dr. Charles E. Scott, a teacher of personal ethics, is in his third year at Vanderbilt and is already one of the most popular professors on campus. He is a powerful lecturer with a delivery that many a politician would envy. Consequently his classes often are supplemented by graduate students and interested persons not enrolled in the class. His mien and way of speaking quickly induce student comment on his lectures. Discussion is essential, and in lecture his method is effective: That is to say, Jeff, what is your actual understanding of Kant's discussion in chapter three?,' He stands in patient expectation, arms folded with one hand holding the pipe to his mouth. Students soon learn to volunteer ideas on their own. In an article written for the Nashville Tennessean, Dr. Scott stated that young people respond with their greatest enthusiasm, loyalty, and excitement to the symbols of compassion united with power, such symbols were Robert Kennedy, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Sen. Eugene McCarthy. Dr. Scott has understanding and compassion for the student and his problems 5 he exercises power and influence over his associates because of his honesty and strength of conviction. This year Vanderbilt students responded to Dr. Scott by awarding him the Chancellor's Cup. Last yearis recipient of the Chance1lor's Cup, John Compton, Chairman of Vanderbilt's Philosophy Department, came from an academic background. His grandfather was a college dean, and his father, Dr. Arthur Holly Compton, Nobel Prize-winning physicist, was one of those who worked on developing the atomic bomb during W'orld War H. That was partly the reason why John Compton changed from an undergraduate mathematics major to another field and went on to receive his doctorate in Philosophy at Yale. I felt there was a need to increase the sensitivities of manf, He was concerned that in this modern age, man might lose sight of himself in the light of science. In fact, Dr. Compton believes our estrangement from science and technology is a primary problem. S'We must develop a more humanistic understanding of science. Philosophers must relate science to the human history which produces itf' He deals with this thought in a book he is presently writing, The Phenomenon of Science. As for the man apart from his work, he is warm, young, and personable. His reputation for being a responsive and concerned professor is well deserved Wfhere is great value in communications . . . a teacher is a performer, and Iive got to be a ham! he says with a smile. The role of an instructor is to try to take advantage of where his students already arei' and as he leads them farther, to stop and see that they are still following. Should his students benefit from his guidance, as they assuredly do, this in itself Mis a professor's highest reward. There is an intimate relationship between practicing and teaching, says Dr. Leonard Lerman. 'Teaching can be as instructive for the professor. The important thing is to give students a strong foundation for the next step in their education and to help influence each person to make a contribution to a more rational civilization. Accordingly, Dr. Lerman, Professor of Molecular Biology, teaches with emphasis upon the use of knowledge instead of its memorization. His present research demonstrates this creative approach: the changes in DNA structure caused by incorporation of polycyclia aromatic compounds into the DNA helix. These compounds have been known to be both cancer producing and mutation producing. Through these studies Dr. Lerman hopes that information will be gained toward the elucidation of the mechanism by which cancer and mutations occur. 75 There is a reward of teaching for Dr. Hazlehurst: to see an idea sink into a student's mind, to know that he comprehendsf, To Dr. Hamilton Hazlehurst, Hart is an honest reflection of a periodf, thereby recording the past in visual form. In History of YVorld Art, Dr. Hazlehurst teaches historical trends in painting, sculpture, and architecture. perhaps the most important source of learning because we live it. He is currently writing a book on Andre Le Notre, the leading French landscape architect of the seventeenth century. Dr. Hazlehurst believes a student appreciates art more by attempting it. Plants-their structures, their similarities, and their differences-held a fascination for a boy who often strolled through Mississippi woods and fields. It was only natural that, when he entered State College, in later years he would lean toward the study of biology. 'cl was probably a senior in college before I realized that one could make the Classification of plants one's life's workf' After further study at Duke and at Harvard, the young man, R. B. Channell, has become a foremost plant taxonomist and in 1963 was named Chairman of the Department of General Biology at Vanderbilt. Dr. Channell is a dedicated man. Although he enioys antiques, spectator sports and music, his work is his main interest. He was instrumental in establishing Vanderbilt's important herbarium and is now working on an international study between Japan and the United States. Concise and quiet, Dr. Channell does not waste words. But he has a gift for biology, and he shares it well. His relaxed manner and the resultant ease with which he communicates with his students is an outstanding characteristic of Dr. Royal Albridge. ln the course of his lectures, he often breaks tension by reference to last Sunday's Peanuts or. to an incident of his undergraduate days. This keen sense of humor draws the students to Dr. Albridge who proves to be a sympathetic listener and advisor for any type of idea or problem. He makes the job of learning physics and the task of adjusting to college a bit easier for his students. 'A Mu, 3 I M f 'ii 35 4 'iff 5 ,521 f ,. Y f 4 ff A professor sincerely interested in his students, Dr. Bloch helped initiate a program at the beginning of this year that divides general physics into two courses. One is designed for science majors who need to learn practical applications, and the other for physics majors who Want a background for higher study. In order to personalize the program, Dr. Bloch made individual appointments with the members of his class and then designed a course best suited to their interests. He is concerned with improving both teaching methods and programs in American universities. To obtain an undergraduate degree, Dr. Bloch advocates an academic curriculum that would require all students to pass a number of general examinations and then a more intensive series of tests in their Helds of concentration, At the same time, the courses taken would be left to onels discretion. A drawback of academics is that successful businessmen rarely channel their talent and experience into teaching. Dr. David Stein is a happy exception to this, for although a partner in the brokerage firm of J. C. Bradford Co., he maintains a position as Professor of Economics and Business Administration at Vanderbilt. Dr. Stein brings to his teaching a rare enthusiasm, because he feels that when rapport is created between student and instructor both gain more than factual information. He strives to create an atmosphere of dynamic thought in which new ideas are evolved, so that he as well as his students are edihed. Aside from his exceptional work at Vanderbilt and C. Bradford, he is also an asset to his community, holding board seats of the United Jewish Appeal, the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, and the U.G.F. On the other hand Dr. Albert S. Hanser brings assets from a community to Vanderbilt. A student of German history, Dr. Hanser has particular interest in Bavaria and Austria. He has a feeling for the history of these regions that is integrated into his patterns of behavior, for he has lived and studied in the shadows of the events he describes. Dr. Hanserls lectures reflect a well-ordered mind so thoroughly enmeshed in its purpose as to be independent of classroom aids. His classes seem to be at once lectures and dialoguesg on one side lies knowledge, on the other, enthusiasm which modulates and directs it. He feels intense personal interest in his work, and this feeling is transmitted to his students, resulting in one of the most genuinely rewarding educational experiences obtainable. 1-MN t ,. ,Q-1 He is reserved and no extrovert, but extremely available and friendly to the students. Dr. Weatherby is given to deep and conscientious thought and research, both in his lectures and in his personal activities. His knowledge and capability are expansive, as he demonstrated last spring when Dr. Fraser left a vacancy in Shakespeare. Dr. Weatherby assumed the task of replacing him. To the students who continued the course, the contrast between the two men was immediately evident g yet as the semester continued, Dr. Wfeatherby demonstrated a magnetic ability which led his students to outside research and introspection. This is characteristic of the man and causes many students to seek him outside class as advisor and friend. If enthusiastic describes Dr. Hanser, Dr. Hardacre is professional. As one of the senior members of the faculty, Dr. Hardacreis approach is that of control and thoroughness. His grasp of subject matter often appears awesome and his delivery of it is smooth and precise. Considering Dr. Hardacre's field of concentration, seventeenth century England, his mastery becomes all the more amazing. His attitude of concern and respect that he shows for his students and their opinions is reflected in his actions as department head: he listens, evaluates, and then incorporates student opinion into policy. In Dr. Harclacre, one always finds a polite sincerity. i - sw, . t at in VVhen XV. Paul Elledge came to Vanderbilt in 1965 as an instructor in English, he brought with him a Ph.D. from Tulane and a progressiveness in and out of the classroom that soon brought him the reputation of being concerned and highly capable. His interests and activities are varied and impressive: among others, treasurer of the Publications Board, faculty advisor to Spectrum, and representative for the NVilson Foundation. His scholarly efforts include a recently published book, Byron and the Dynamics of Metaphor, and he plans to investigate an area which he considers underdeveloped: the nineteenth century attempts at writing the epic, and why the Romantics tried and failed at the form. Now an Associate Professor, Dr. Elledge is known among his students and his associates as both teacher and scholar. f . 'C lv ' I V W' A -f A3 'QQ QTQQ 4 'PQ . -, Xa 3, N 5,-1 .ur . ,. K 'S aw., 'VANQ-nl f ,, . , 'w1fQ ,wi K M :- I X 3 Q Q S 1 5 a t on A . W . U XY . . 'Y 7 :lf lm -4453, M K z Y IA -af' Qx 'S fix A yn, im .ff Q ' W' w 9 YQ, af. Q 4' 4 f 'F 1 F .. A 43-'HY' Q Y' J' mi-e 0'-naw r , f'ir?'HS P In ix, fy in .Qu ff V ink S S if E9 Af ,Q Wh. S 0 6 ' 'D 'Q.-tm' kj fe' -yr' J3'x.,Q'g.-15 'f' S,i,nQw-,s1..gf CLASSES 9. J., r ' - , , 2 xl ' 'gg .aff ,, Q X ,fr f L K-'V' V, nf , ' vu- I :QQ 'f x xi M W W i 'P ' , fi, . ' p 'Q 'tgp' ' S If .4 1' i Tv K A 1niSJ'43'V'g A ' 4 L 'A Q? ..f +' 3 5, ar Senior Class First Row: Chip Amesg Dave Glascockg Joan Ellis- Fourth Row: Mary Murrill North, Secretaryg Bill ton. Second Row: Ruth Saundersg Nancy Anderegg, Snowg George R. Kingg Joe V. Williams, Treasurer. W0men's Vice-Presidentg Jim Rosenblatt, President. 84 R. III, A, IIKA Kinggpgft, Tenn, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Varsity Rifle Team, Scabbard 8: Blade Honor So- ciety, IIKA Asst. Treas., Treasurer, Vice President, President, Vucept, Dorm Exec. Board, IM Track, Pledge Class Sec-Trcas. KATHRYN PORTER AICHELE, A, IIB45 Charleston, S. C. FRENCH, Vanderbilt-in-France LOIS ANN ALEXANDER, A Memphis, Tenn. MATH: Independent Women's Rep. to Board of Presidents, Concert Choir, Hotel, Oxford House, Miss Commodore. LORRAINE D. ALEXANDER, A, XYZ Memphis, Tenn, FRENCH 81 ENGLISH, Vanderbilt-in-France, E.F.L.O. SARAH A. ALEXANDER, A, A-AA Nashville, Tenn. ART HISTORY, AAA House President, Forum Committee. TIMOTHY P. ALEXANDER, A, 'PKXI' Houston, Texas POLITICAL SCIENCE, flfliilf Recording Soc. STEPHEN CHARLES ALLEN, E, PEK Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Rifle Team. WILLIAM M. ALLEN, DUS Elizabethtown, Ky. ECONOMICS, WRVU, SCA. JOHN B. ALLYN, A, IIKA Rochester, N, Y. HISTORY, IIKA Historian. Television Chairman, IM Swimming, Rotier's Club. ROBERT JOHN AMES, A, EN Devon, Pa. HISTORY, EN Rush Chairman. Pledge Trainer, Freshman Class President, Dorm Council, Senior Class Attorney General. JUDY KEMP AMONETT, A, KAQ Nashville, Tenn. ENGLISH NANCY J. ANDEREGG, A, X9 Cincinnati, ohio ECONOMICS, Senior Class Vice Pres., Athenians, Trcas., Women's Residence Halls Council: Floor Counselor, Parents' Weekend Committee. SARA A. ANDERSON, A, IVPB Knoxville, Tenn. BUSINESS, Hustler. lVomenls Editor: Impact. Treas.. Advisory Comm., Hotei, Womc-n's Advisory Council. Exec. Comm., Women's Standards Comm., Spring Weekend Comm., IVIPB Standards Chrm. CHARLES LOUIS ANDRE, JR., A Memphis, Tenn. BUSINESS SUSAN L. APPLEGARTH, N, KA Atlanta, Ga. NURSING, KA Rec. Chr., T.A.S.N, ROBERT ROY APPLESON, A Memphis, Tenn. MATH, Vucept, Math Club. CHARLES RICHARD ARENDALE, JR., A, KE Jackson, Tenn. CHEMISTRY, Skull Sz Boncs Honorary Society, Honor Council, Senior Class Vice-Pres. JAMES C. ARMISTEAD, JR., A, EAE Nashville, Tenn. BUSINESS: XAE Social Chairman, Baseball, Sigma Sigma Society, Conserva- tive Club, Order of the Purple Knights. WOODY D. ARNOLD, A, EN McLean, Va. BUSINESS, Investment Club. MARTHA F. ASKINS, E, X9 McMinnville, Tenn. INFORMATION ENGINEERING, Army ROTC Sponsor, Engineering Council Secretary, X9 Treasurer. DENNIS LEE AVNER, A, zlsr Gallipalla, Ohio PSYCHOLOGY, ZBT Historian, Concert Committee, Honors Research, Psy- chology. LUIS GABRIEL AYA, E Bucaramanga, Colombia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary, IEEE. Treas., VISA. ALEXANDRA BAILEY, A Robbins A.F.B., Ga. PSYCHOLOGY, Hustler, Transfer Univ. of Virginia. CLAIRE M. BAILEY, A, nm Dallas, Texas FRENCH, Residence Halls Council, Lotus Eaters, Miss Freshman Contest: Summer Judicial Board: Summer Honor Council, Women's Advisory Council, Coed Handbook, Co-Editor, Panhellenic Council, Athletic Board. THOMAS G, BAILEY, A, IIJAB Nashville, Tenn. Mr. Commodore, Cheerleader. MALCOLM EDGAR BAIRD, E Memphis, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, Chi Epsilon, ROTC. BRUCE CARLTON BAKER, E, EN Shelbyville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Impact, ASME, Vucept. JAMES KEITH BARBOUR, A, EN Levittown, N. Y. PSYCHOLOGY, IM Golf, Soccer, Swimming, Vanderbilt Soccer Club, Young Republicans, Judo Club, Treas., Pres., Course Evaluation Handbook, Adver- tising Manager. CAROL DIANNE BARNES, A, I'fI'B Decatur, Ga. FINE ARTS, Panhellenic Delegate, Impact, Vanderbilt-in-France, fI1KE Sweet- heart, Spectrum. GLENN M. BARNES, A, HKA Louisville, Ky. BIOLOGY. HOLLY CHRISTINE BARNES, A Petersburg, Ill. SOCIOLOGY, Delphians, COMMODORE Staff, Young Democrats, SCA. REID B. BARNES, E, 'IPA9 Birmingham, Ala. ENGINEERING, Junior Bar Assn. SCOTT Y. BARNES, A, BAE Palm Beach, Fla. HISTORY, Freshman Football, EAR House Manager, IM Rep., Purple Knights Order, President, Sigma Sigma. STUART MARSHALL BARNES, A, ATS? Atlanta, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY, Soccer, ATE! Tr:-as., House Manager. JAMES V. BARR, III, A Nashville, Tenn. BUSINESS HAROLD J. BARTCH, E, EX St. Louis, Mo. DOUGLAS T. BATES, A Centerville, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Hustler, Unsuccessful Candidate for S.A. President, Rntit-r's Honor Roll, EFLO Sweetheart. MICHAEL DAVID BEARD, E Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Gamma Beta Phi Society, ASME. MICHAEL WADE BECKNER, A, EN Decatur, Ga. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Freshman Dorm Council, Vucept International, Soc- cer Club, EN Recorder. KATHERINE A. BENEFIELD, A, me Louisville, Ky. MATH, COMMODORE Staff, Wholesome and Natural Club, Eta Sigma Phi. ALBERT G. BENNEYWORTH, A DRAMA, VUT Student Managing Board. JOHN SCOTT BENSON, A, flJKE POLITICAL SCIENCE, APO, Exec. Vice Assn., Vucept, Tenn. Intercollegiate State Legislature, Vanderbilt-in-France, ROTC. Brentwood, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Pres., fI5HE Treas., Junior Bar THOMAS DAVID BENSON, A Fairforest, S. C. ENGLISH, Vucept, Hustler, Production Mgr., Assoc. Editor. DAVID DARRYL BERGER, A, ZBT New Orleans, La. HISTORY, IFC, Junior Class Cabinet, Impact, Vucept, Publications Board, IM Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling, Student Association Vice Pres., All IM Football, Baseball. X t'-e. .'.e-A-,LMX ew f Neff? Ii' as 86 5. Seniors JAMES LIVINGSTONE BOOTH, A Memphis, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Vanderbilt-in-France, Skull and Bones. JEFFREY ALAN BOOTZIN, A, ABU Jacksonville, Fla. SOCIOLOGY, AEII, Social Chairman, Vice-Pres., Vanderbilt Vietnam Action Comm., Vanderbilt Student Arts Alliance, Prometheus. JULIE BORING, A, HB6 Odessa, Texas WILLIAM D. BOSTICK, A Nashville, Tenn. CHEMISTRY, American Chem. Society, Student Affiliate. GEORGE BOSWORTH, A, fbA9 MICHAEL B. BOTTOMY, A, EX BIOLOGY, EX. IFC Rep., Social Chrm. WILLIAM L. BOURLAND, A, EAE p , . CHEMISTRY, EAE Treas., Vucept, Sigma Sigma Society, Dorm Judicial Board, Conservative Club. GEORGE E. BOWLES, A, EAE HISTORY, Scabbard and Blade. Rome, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Mem his Tenn Dallas, Texas CHARLES R. BOYD, A, ATO Varsity Football. JAMES R. BOYD, A, KA POLITICAL SCIENCE, Forum Exec, Comm., Impact, VI-FA Exec. Comm., Cheerleader, Senior Class Cabinet, Educational Affairs Comm., Student Park- ing Comm., Chrm., Chancellor's Traflic Comm., Chrm. UCNP, Board of Dir. Episcopal Chapel, Vucept. Madison, Tenn. Tampa, Fla. RACHEL N. BOYD, A Athens, Tenn. ENGLISH, Hall President, Freshman, Junior. THOMAS HUGH BOYD, E, KE Munford, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE. MYRA JANE BOYSEN, A Nashville, Tenn. MATH, Joint Univ. Marching Band 8: Wind, Ensemble, Delta Phi Alpha, Sec.-Treas. MARY E. BRABSTON, A Birmingham, Ala. DRAMA, VUT, Vanderbilt Vietnam Action Comm., VSAA. JOHN V. BRACEY, A Little Rock, Ark. FINE ARTS, COMMODORE Staff, Sailing Club. CATHY S. BRADEN, A, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. FINE ARTS CARL RICHARD BERQUIST, JR., E ENGINEERING SCIENCE, IEEE, Treas,, Vice Chairman, Vucept, ACM, Vanderbilt Sailing Club, COMMODORE. DENNIS BERZON, A, zur CAROLYN BESS, N NURSING WILLIAM R. BICKLEY, A, 'IWKYII PSYCHOLOGY, Honors Psychology. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Baytown, Texas STEVEN H. BIGELOW, E Chickasaw, Ala. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Varsity Football, Army ROTC. LYNN L. BIGGS, A, AAA Jackson, Miss, ENGLISH: Junior Panhellenic Rep., Oxford House Legis. Board, ASW Public Relations Com1n,, Impact, AAA Pledge Trainer. CHARLES K. BILLINGS, JR., A, me Johnson City, Term. PSYCHOLOGY, Student Court. Pres., Forum Exec. Comm., Omicron Delta Kappa, Vuccpt, Skull 81 Bones, Dorm Council, Honors Psychology, 111.39 Treas., Scholarship Chrm., All IM Football. ROBERT BRUCE BIRDSEY, A Macon, Georgia ENGLISH MELVIN L. BLEVINS, A south Pittsburg, Tenn. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, APO, Recording Sec., Skull and Bones, Tenn. Young Democrats, Freshman IM, Molecular Biology Club, Impact, Vucept. DANA WATERS BLUM, A, X9 Macon, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY, Impact, Panhellenic Council, Vice Pres., Greek Week Co- Chairman. JOHN JEFFREY BODLE, A, AKE Granville, Ohio ECONOMICS FRANKLIN BOLLING, A, IIKA Kingsport, Tenn. ECONOMICS .est WP? se .4 is .. ,,. .. . , it it .if f ,.,u- CAROLYN L. BRADSHAW, A Winston-Salem, N. C. LIATHQ Afro-Amer. Assoc., IWVA, Impact, Pan-Hellenic Review Board. ROBERT WV. BRAINILETTE. A. EN Houston, Texas HISTORY: IM. Most Valuable Player, IM Board, Mock Rep. Convention, Soccer Club. DREW M. BRANDT, A Memphis, Tenn. GERINIAN MARC D. BREEHL, A, BGII Louisville, Ky. PSYCHOLOGY, Course Evaluation Handbook, Bus. Mgr. LUCY A. BREYER, A Auburn, Ala. IJRAINIA: VUTQ YIS H, DENNIS BREWINGTON, A Hendersonville, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Gamma Beta Phi. Pres., Phi Beta Kappa: Inde- pendent Athletic Comm. Chrnx.: Board of Presidents, YIFAQ Tenn. Student Legislalurvg Young Democrats, Tr:-as.. Prcs.g Jr. Bar. Assoc. GEORGE B. BRIGGS, A, HKA Reidsville, N. C. BUSINESS: Rifle Team, IM Football, Golf, Volleyball. Track, All IM Basket- ball. Soltliall. football, Varsity Gull. GEORGE M. BRITTON, A, KA Houston, Texas POLITICAL SCIENCEg Dorm Cnuneilg Impact. JEFFERSON P. BROOKE, JR., A Bessemer, Ala. GEOLOGY BERRY BROOKS, A, KE Jackson, Tenn. BIOLOGY DAVID GENE BROOKS, E, ARE MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGQ AKIC Sec., ASM. Sec-Tri-as., SAME, Pros. Chattanooga, Tenn. DONALD LEROY BROWN, A Nashville, Tenn. PHYSICS JERRY MARK BROWN, E Franklin, Tenn. I-ZNGINEERING JOHN F. BROWN. A Grifhn, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY MARGARET L. BROWN, N, A5-A Nashville, Tenn. NURSING, Nursing Student Council: Homecoming Court, ROBERT P. BRUCE, A, IIKA Kingsport, Tenn. ECONOMICS: IlK.X Ilvl Rep.: IM Basketball, Volleyballg APO. ll M. CATHERINE BRUMMETT, A, TTB Birmingham, Ala. ECONOMICS, Impact, WACg BSU, Sec., Volunteers in Service, IWIDB Philanthropy Chrm. RICHARD E. BRYANT, A, me Atlanta, Ga. GEOLOGY ANNE C. BUCHANAN, A Nashville, Term. PSYCHOLOGY WILLIAM F. BUCHANAN, A, 'PAS Texarkana, Ark. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Hustler, Exec. Editor, Forum. ROBERT A. BUNDY, A, ZX Richmond, Va. HISTORY: Basketball, W. ROGER BURGE, A, EAE Atlanta, Ga. ENGLISH, IFC, Vice Pres., ZAE, Pres. Rush Chrm.g Vuccptg Chancellorls Fmt. Study Comm.. Chrm.g Conservative Club. PATRICIA CARROLL BURNETT, A, AOII Louisville, Ky. ENGLISH STEVEN BURNHAM, A, EN Charlotte, N. C. CHEMISTRY, Varsity Track. CLAUDE HOKE BURROW, A, KA Greenville, Miss. GENERAL BIOLOGY, Freshman Cheerleader, Impact, Parents' Weekendg Course Evaluation, Publicity Chrm.g Conservative Club, Pres., KA Housc Manager: Sigma Mu Phi. ARTHUR STUART BUSHING, E Maryville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINE.ERINGg IEEE, Hustler, Sailing Club, Publicity Chrm., Fleet Capt. MICHAEL EDWARD BUTLER, E Memphis, Tenn. EIEESITRICAL ENGINEERING, Honor Council, Eta Kappa Nu Society, IM . 0 t all. GEORGE H. CAIN, JR., A Greenwich, Conn. MATH, Newman Club, Pres., Army ROTC. BARBARA F. CALLANDER, N, IVPB Alexandria, Va. NURSING JOHN M. CALLAWAY, E Madison, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE MICKEY LEE CAMP, N Dexter, Missouri NURSING, TASN, Exec. Board, Nxixsing Student Council. MITCHELL B. CANNELL, A, AEII Nashville, Tenn. CHEMISTRY, Skull and Bones. Seniors ANNE W. CANNON, N, X52 Nashville, Tenn. NURSING, XSD, Sec., Pledge Class Pres., TASNg Impact, Young Republicans, Fic-ld Director. MARY C. CANNON, E Nashville Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, Sailing Club, IWA, A Cappella Chbirg Nu- cleans. WILLIAM D. CANNON, III, A, fbKE ECONOMICS, IM Football. WILLIAM T. CANTRELL, E, EN Memphis Tern. J Murfreesboro, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Hustler, Fencing Club, Army ROTC. BRIAN E. CARLSON, A, AKH Alexandria, Va. HISTORY, AKE, House Mgr., Hustler, Assoc. Ed., COMMODORE Staff. CARMI CARMICHAEL, A, KA So, Bend, Ind. HISTORY: Oxford House Pres., CSAA, Sec., AWS Legis. Board, judicial Review Board, KA Activities Award, Panhellenic Council, Jr. Republicans, lxA Knlton Pickers. EILEEN A. CARPENTER, A PHYSICS, Physics Club, VUT, Impact, Afro-Amer. SUE ANNE CARPENTER, N, IVIDB NURSING, Oxford House Honor Dorm, Parents RepubIi::i'.i:,. SUZANNE M. CARRERE, A, AOH ENGLISH, Womc-n's Athletic Board Rep., Hotei Basketball. Parliamentarian. VIRGINIA K. CARRINGTON, A, AAA ENGLISH, AAA, Pres., VVomen's Advisory Council, PETER S. CARSON, E, EN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: ASME, ASM, Club, EN. Commander, IFC, Eng. Council. JERRY U. CARTER, A, EX PSYCHOLOGY-CHEMISTRY LAURA C. CARTER, A, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. Assoc., Sec. Hyattsville, Md. Weekend Comm., Young New Orleans, La. Impact, AOII Volleyball. Collierville, Tenn. Eta Sigma Phi. Louisville, Ky. Pres., Vuccpt, Newman Nashville, Tenn. Port Arthur, Texas SPANISH, IVAC: Womanls Standards Comm., Sigma Delta Pi, Panliellenic Council. Sec., Impact, 'Edgehill Tutor, KA9 Social Chrm. JAMES A. CARVER, A ENGLISH THOMAS L. CASE, A, AKE Lakeland, Fla. Dallas, Texas ENGLISH: Colvmoizoka, Suction Ed.. Mng. Ed.. Editor, W K N Cluli, AKE. Rush Chrm.. President, Hoiner's Heros. STEPHEN B. CASEY, A, B91-I PSYCHOLOGY, Vucept, Dorm Council. Louisville, Ky. Seniors Lols D. CASHELL, A Hyarfaville, Md. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Young Democrats, Jr. Bar Assn., Impact, Tenn. Intercollegiate Statc Legislature, Forum. CARL C, CASSELL, E, 'IPKXI' Oak Ridge, Tenn. STEPHEN D. CAVINESS, A Burlington, N. C. ECONOMICS, Willy Thompson Mem. Award, Advisor. KAREN CHAMBERS, A, IIB4' Lexington, Ten-n. JOE D. CHANDLER, E Albertville, Ala. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, AICE, IM Football, Basketball. PAMELA A. CHANDLER,,A, X9 Jackson, Tenn. BIOLOGY, Volunteers in Service. PETER N. CHANG, E Kingston, Jamaica ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu. CARTER S. CHAPMAN, JR., E, B9II Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, BSII Social Cllrm., ASME, NROTC, Com- pany Commander, No. Amer. Aviation Award, ROA Medal, Scabbard Sz Blade. BYRON M. CHARLES, E, N St. LOuis, MO. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Vucept, Honor Council, Soccer Club, ACS. DEAN FRANCIS CHASE, E Millinocket, Maine CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, Basketball. WALTER M. CHENAULT, ll, A, HRA Decatur, Ala. ECONOMICS AUSTIN B. CHINN, A, GIKE Tappahannock, Va. HISTORY, Vucept, CPKZ, Rec. Sec., Dorm Council. MICHAEL A. CHOATE, E Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE. JAMES B. CHRISTIAN, JR., A, KE Little Reelt, Ark. HISTORY, IM Football. WILLIAM P. CLARKE, A, KA HOustOn, Texas BIOLOGY, Vuceptg Young Republicans, Vanderbilt Investment Club, Nu Epsilon Beta. CHARLES CODDINGTON, A, IIKA Charlotte, N. C. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Mr. Commodore, Cheerleader, COMMODORE Staff, Managing Editor, NROTC Battalion Staff, Asst. Resident Advisor AICHE. ROBERT L. COLE, A Kirkwood, Md. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, APO, Impact, Security Chrm., Swimming Team, Dorm Council, Sailing Club. STEPHEN LANIER COLEMAN, A, UKA Luverne, Ala. BIOLOGY, IIKA, Treas., Steward, Student Court. RANDOLPH C. COLEY, A, BAE Atlanta, Ga. BUSINESS, Purple Knights Order, BAE Trcas., Social Chrm., Vice Pres., Vucept, Sigma Sigma, Vice Pres. CRICHTON COMER II, A Ft. Mitchell, Ky. ANTHROPOLOGY, Spectrum, Project Head Start. DAVID P. COMPERRY, A Columbia, Ten-n. ENGLISH, A Capella Choir, VIFA Cabinet, Wesley Foundation Council. DAVID L. CONDRA, E, B911 Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, B911 Treas., IEEE, Hu.vtler,' COMMODORE. DAN ELLIS CONNOR, A Paducah, Ky. CHEMISTRY, National Merit Scholar, Breckingridge Scholarship, Phi Eta Sigma, Plili Beta Kappa, ACS, BSU, Vucept, Summer Reading Program, ntramura s. C, MICHAEL CONROY, A, ATS! Clarksville, Tenn. HISTORY, ATS? Public Rel. ORC., Rush Chrm., IFC, Executive Comm. WILLIAM A. COOK, A Memphis, Tenn. ENGLISH-HISTORY-SPANISH, Skull 81 Bones, Vanderbilt-in-Spain. BYRON L. COOLEY, A, N Winnerra, Ill. PHYSICS, Vucept, Vanderbilt Investment Club, Treas., Pres., ACM. GARY D. COPAS, E Madison, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, NROTC, FIP. MICHAEL E. COPE, E, QJKKII Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, VUT, CIRCC. CHARLES S. DALE, A Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Swimming. DIANE A. DANILSON, A Seattle, Wash, CHEMISTRY, Sailing Club, Mock Republican Convention, Impact. JUDITI-I C, DAUGHERTY, A, KA Chattanooga., Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Sailing Club, Treas., KA, Historian. PATRICIA J. DAUME, N, me St, Lguis, MO, NURSING, Women's Advisory Council, KA9, Scholarship Chrm., Recording Sec., Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. HARRISON S. DAVIS, A, BGII Nashville, Tenn, FINE ARTS, B9II Social Chrm., Transfer from Trinity. A, Metairie, POLITICAL SCIENCE, Christian Science Organization. H. DAVIS, E Hougtgn, Texas CIVIL ENGINEERING, Men,s Glee Club, Vanderbilt Concert Choir, Pres. ROY G- DAVIS, .IR-, E Memphis, Tenn. MEHANICAL ENGINEERING, ROTC, ASME, IM Football, Softball. RUSS DAVIS, A, EN Nashville, Tenn. VICTOR H. DAVIS, A Columbia, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Skull and Bones, Army ROTC. RICHARD W. DAVIS, JR., E, PSK Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASM, ASME, Gamma Beta Phi, AVCO Research Grant. FRANK .I- DAY, III, A, ZAE Birmingham, Ala. POLITICAL SCIENCE, ZAE, Pledge Trainer, Scholarship Chrm. CRAIG DOUGLAS COOPER, A Evansville, Ind. GENERAL BIOLOGY, Impact, Vucept, APO, Pres., Board of Presidents. NANCY E. COOPER, A, TTB HISTORY, IYPB, Asst. Pledge Trainer, COMMODORE, Club. WAYNE S. COPLEY, E CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE. DENNIS M. CORBLY, E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Vucept, APO. DOUGLAS S. CORNWELL, A, ATS! SPANISH WILLIAM T. COTHRAN, E, EAE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Varsity Baseball, JOEL B. COVINGTON, A, Mix HISTORY, Freshman Cabinet, NROTC. PAUL CRAGAN, A, ERI, GLENN D. CRAIGHEAD, E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE SUSAN M. CRAMER, A, I'fbB Houston, Texas Wholesome and Natural Columbia, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Manhasset, N. Y. Birmingham, Ala. IM Rep. Weston, Mass. Maryville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Houston FRENCH, WAC, Exec. Board, Impact, Panhellenic Council, Mock Rep. Con- vention, Chamber Music Series Committee, Aquatic Club, Parents Weekend: Vanderbilt-in-LF fruicc. JOHN WILLIAM CROSS, JR., A, PSK gOLECULAR BIOLOGY, KIPHE, Molecular Biology Istorian. EMILY CRENSHAW, A, IIBQ CANDACE T. CREsswELL, A, KA Memphis, Tenn. Club, PSK House Mgr., Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. DRAMA, VUT. Sec.. Best Actress ol' Year, Cole Hall President, Judicial Board, Judicial Review Board, Legislative Board, Soph. Vice Pres., KA Kotton Pickers, Choir. JOE VAULX CROCKETT, A, IPAQ ECONOMICS, 41.59 Secretary. DONALD W. CROTEAU, E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, WRVU. JERALD L. CUFFMAN, E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME. Nashville, Tenn. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Goodlettsville, Tenn. Seniors JOHN H. DAYANI, E, EN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PAUL C. DEEMER, BGII Nashville, Tenn. Bowling Green, Ky. POLITICAL SCIENCE, NROTC, Logistics Officer, Debate, WRVU, Young Republicans, Junior Bar Assn., Sec.-Treas,, Vanderbilt-in-Spain. LEE DELANEY, A, KA RUTH M. DELOOR, N NURSING, Sigma Theta Tau, Treas. NANCY ANNE DERBES, A, KA FINE ARTS, Newman Club, Miss Freshman Convention, Impact, Young Republicans. DIANNE R. DEZAYAS, A SOCIOLOGY, Honors Program. JOHN R. E. DICKINS, A, EAE CHEMISTRY, EAE Correspondent, Chronicler. DON P. DICKINSON, III, A, EN Charleston-, Mo. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Metairie, La. Candidate, Mock Republican Nashville, Tenn. Pine Bluff, Ark. Bradenton, Fla. GEOLOGY, Army Scholarship, ROA Leadership Medal, Scabbard and Blade. ANNE DIEMER, A, X52 Houston, Texas ENGLISH, Course Evaluation Handbook, Impact, Forum, Judicial Board. CHARLES H. DIETZ, A PHILOSOPHY, Philosophy Club. DAVID G. DIMIT, A, fbA9 Nashville, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla. PSYCHOLOGY, Menls Residence Hall Court, Men's Residence Hall, Sec.-Treas. DAVID L. DIXON, A, ATU Washington, D. C. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Freshman Baseball, IFC, ATS? House Manager, Treas- urer, Financial Officer, President. WILLIAM D. DIXON, A CHEMISTRY, Varsity Track, WRVU. JOHN A. DONEGAN, E Kansas City, Mo. Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, Historian, ASCE. HAMILTON C. DOUGLAS, A, B611 PSYCHOLOGY GRACE ANNE DOUGLAS, A, XS2 POLITICAL SCIENCE, Impact. Louisville, Ky. Bowling Green, Ky. , mm. 1, ,R .,.. ......,....l.,,.,.,.... ...M . .L .W - DEBORAH A. EDWARDS, A, IIB41 Columbus, Ind. IXOLAITICAL SCIENCE, IIBQIP, Treas., SCA, Forum Exec. Comm, VUT, Tau p a. ROBERT T. EDWARDS, A McKenzie, Tenn. BUSINESS I. RODNEY ELDER, A Bremen, Ga. ENGLISH JAMES ELMEN, A, fI'KiP Atlanta, Ga. A. C. WILLIAM ELLIS, A Nashville, Tenn. SOCIOLOGY JOAN L. ELLISTON, A Covington, Tenn. FRENCH, A Cappella Choir, Experiment in International Living, Impact, Athenians, President, Forum, Hustler, Vanderbilt-in-France, Experiment Am- bassador Program, Chrm., Senior Class Cabinet. ROGER EPSTEIN, A, ZBT Cincinnati, Ohio STEVEN E. ERNST, A Evansville, Ind. BUSINESS, Football. WILLIAM C. ESPY, A, me Dothan-, Ala. PHILOSOPHY NANCY S. ESTES, A, AOII Winter Haven, Fla. SOCIOLOGY, AOH, Rec. Sec., House Manager, Sorority House Council, Chrm.g Judicial Review Boardg AWS Legislative Board. SUSAN L. EUFEMIA, A Norwalk, Conn. LATIN, Eta Sigma Phi, Pres. BARRY L. EVANS, E, EX Memphis, Tenn, CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. SUSAN w. DOWNEY, A, rms Springfield, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, SCA, Volunteer Red Cross, Phi Beta Kappa- ANITA M. DUCHMAN, A New York, N. Y. ECONOMICS, Summer Honor Council. CHARLES BROWN DUDLEY, III, E, GAG Memphis Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Cheerleader, ASCE, 111.59 Warden. 3 NICHOLAS R. DUKE, A, AT9 New Haven, Conn. HISTORY, Impact. Finance Comm., Freshman Class, Vice President. JACQUELINE DUNAWAY, A Little ROCk, Ark. RSVXARCHOLOGY, Intercollegiate State Legislature, NROTC, Blue Angel, VIFA, WILLIAM L. DUNN, A Indianapolis, Indiana PHYSICS, NESEP, Newman Club, AIPS, Sec-Treas. ' RICHARD T. DUVALL, A Fuichville, Ky. ENGLISH TANDY EASLEY, E, ZX Fredonia, Ky. JOHN W. EASON, E Dayton, Ohio MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, NESEP. CAROL A. ECKE, A Clarkston, Ga. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vanderbilt-in-France, Oxford House Honor Dorm, Impact, Debate Team, Judicial Review Board. Sec., Delegate to Model U. N. at Univ. of Texas. BRAD EDGERTON, A, KE Baltimore, Md. SUSAN S. EDINGER, A Louisville, Ky. ENGLISH, Parents Weekend Comm., Oxford House Honor Dorm. ' JAMES B. EDMONDS, JR., A Germantown, Tenn. RUSSIAN JACK M. EDMONDSON, E Cunningham, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, NROTC Drill Team, SCA. ALLAN G. EDMUND, E Cherry Hill, N. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Swimming. ALLAN L. EDSELL, II, E, PSK Louisville, Ky. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, PSK. Vice Pres. OWEN B EVANS R A KA Decatur Ala . J . . GENERAL BIOLOGY? Sknill it Bones, course Evaluation Managing Ed., Pro'ect Chairman Colvuvxonona Ar io llu J Q , t Ed t r, I stratorg SA, Secretary of Student Services, Vucept, Board of Govcrnorsg Impact, Huxllerg Tau Sigma Rho, KA Pledge Trainer, Cor. Sec. PETER C. EVANS, A, AKE Mt. Sterling, Ky. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Mens Glce Club, Sec.g Gamma Beta Phi. TREVOR M. EVANS, E, Ben CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE. JACQUELINE M. EVERLY, A FRENCH, Vanderbilt-in-France, Phi Sigma Iota. CARL A. EXNER, A, nKA BIOLOGY SHERRY J. EZELL SOCIOLOGY JERRY FAERBER, A, 'PAO ECONOMICS, 41459 Social Chrm. JOHN L. FARRINGER, A, HKA Nashville, Tenn. Danville, Ky. Milwaukee, Wisc. Lebanon, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. BIOLOGY, IIKA Sergeant-at-Arms, House Manager, Steward, Conservative Club. GENEVIEVE B. FARRIS, A ENGLISH OEOILIA BAXTER FEITEL, A, AOII MATHQ Miss Commodore Contest, KA Rosebudg Mgr.: WOmen's Athletic Board. RONALD 1. FELDMAN, A, ZBT POLITICAL SCIENCE, ZBT Treas.g ROTC. JAMES M. FELTS, A, EX BUSINESS, ZX Pledge Trainer, Vucept. MARK D. FINE, A, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. New Orleans, La. AOII Social Chrm., Athletic Chattanooga, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. GENERAL'BIOLOGYg Impactg Mock Rep. Convention. FRED A. FISCHER, E, B911 Louisville, Ky. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Freshman Class Cabinet, Vuccptg Sophomore Class President, Student Courtg IM Soccer, Wrestling, Student Parking Comm., NSF Research, ASCE, Candidate. Crown-Zellerbach Award. PAULINE FOLBRE, A, AAA CRAIG R. FOLK, A PHYSICS, VUT. San Antonio, Texas Miami, Fla. M 'QNX .iff xg., M . .,'-.fi 5 'en 'S 1 ,. vw, e I . it . Viva-an . if f. ,f .., . ...ws X f,.4, ,, ,, .2 f 1? f A A .... XFN! ' +1 U 0: .J C , s f ' . gf' A . -v , 3 ', 4. --f av. ' wf:'Z'W'i iw if it D, fl V:uf,f' ,,. :-, ,..,...f,f, ff' r 5 '.:' 5u 5 3 5 . ' X -fri, . .gdibgm Seniors LEE FORB, A, ZBT Richmond, Va. CHARLES HOWARD FOSTER, A, HRA springfield, Tenn. CHEMISTRY: 1IPHE. Sec.: ACS. Student Atliliatc: Vucept, KIPBK. JIM FOSTER, A, KA Birmingham, Ala. JAMES A. FREEMAN, A Nashville, Tenn. HISTORY, VRVU, Business Manager. R. LYN FUNKHOUSER, A, IRPB Oak Ridge, Term: FRENCH, IVIRB, Pledge Trainer, Student-Faculty Publications Board, Vander- bilt-in-Francc, Phi Sigma Iota, Sec., Women's Advisory Council, SCA. CHARLES W. GALE, A, HKA Somerville, N. POLITICAL SCIENCE LINDA GALLOWAY, N, AOH Atlanta, Ga. NURSING, AOTI Standards Chrm, Chaplain, Honor Council, Sr. Nursing, Treas., Honor Dorm. ALAN T. GANTT, A Waterford, Virginia MATH ELLEN M. GARDINER, A, IIBfb Oak Ridge, Tenn. MATH, Hotei, Math Club, Panhellenic Council, Tau Alpha, IIKA Dreamgirl. ROBERT L. GARDNER, A, AKE Elizabethtown, Ky. SOCIOLOGY, ROTC, W8cN Club, IM Sports, Homer's Heroes, Honorary Member. LORING M. GARRISON, JR., A Easley, S. C. PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY, APO, President, Vucept, IM Football, Board of Presidents, Honors Program. RICHARD K. GENUNG, E Goodlettsville, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, AICE, ROTC. f 'YZ' LAURA J. GEROW, N, X9 se. Leirie, IV NURSING, EFLO, Chaplain, TASN, Athletic Board, X9 Activities Chn Pledge Formal Chrm., IM All-Star Volleyball. STEVEN H. GIBSON, A Chatham, N, ECONOMICS, Phi .Eta Sigma, APO, Vucept. MARILYN GIBBS, A, AAA Atlanta, 0 P. TROWBRIDGE GILLESPIE, JR., A, EAE Memphis, Ter HISTORY, Varsity Football, Amer. Hist. Club, Young Republicans CII Investor's Club, Conservative Club. MICHAEL GILTNER, E, KE STEPHEN GINESTRA, A, EX Ft. Lauderdale, F BUSINESS DAVID W. GLASCOFF, A Waupun, W POLITICAL SCIENCE, Tennis, Men's Residence Halls, Exec. Board, Co Sec., Gadfly. VICKI L. GLASGOW, A Nashville, Ten PSYCHOLOGY, Vanderbilt-in-France, Town Womens' Organization. CAROLE J. GLASSER, A Washington, D. I FRENCH, Vanderbilt-in-France. ALAN D. GLICK, M Nashville, Ten STEVEN B. GLIMPSE, E Cincinnati, Olll CIVIL ENGINEERING, Menis Glee Club, WRUV, Chief Announcer, B0 of Directors, ASCE. DANIEL B. GLISSON, JR., A Lake Wales, Fl ENGLISH, Phi Eta Sigma, WRVU, Classical Director, NROTC. ELAINE M. GOETZ, A, AOH Nashville, Ten PSYCHOLOGY: AOII Public Relations Oliicer, IIKA Dream Girl Court. JUDY K. GOKEL, A Hialeah, Fl GERMAN, IWA, Sec-Treas., Delphians, Lotus Eaters, Athenians, Mort Board, Treas., Cole Hall, Pres., Ros. Asst., Res. Halls Council, Band, Marc ang, Concert, WAC, QA, VP, Mortar Board Award, Miss Commodore Canc SIC. RICHARD M. GOLDEN, A, AEII si. Petersburg, Fl HISTORY, Honors Program. DAVID W. GOLIGHTLY, E Kokomo Indiar CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, AIClIE: Investment Club. Vice Prcsi Y 133' wi Seniors J. THOMAS GOODGAME, A, KA Clearwater, Fla. BIOLOGY: Impact. Exec. Comm.. Personnel Chrm.. Lunchcons Clirm.g Vu- rm-pt. Board of Governors: Student Court: Skull and Bones: Phi Beta Kappa, 'Iiau Sigma Rho: Sec, of International Affairs. MICHAEL H. GORDON, AEII Teaneck, N. BIOLOGY: AICII Social Chrm., Sports Car Cluh: Vucept. KEVIN E. GRADY, A, 'mo Atlanta, Ga. HISTORY: Honor Council, Pres.: Yuccpt: Phi Eta Sigma, Pres.: OAK, Sec- 'I'rt-as.: EA Bookstore Comm.. Clirm.: History Adv. Comm.. Chrm., Dorm Council: Forum. Exec. Comm., Freshman Summer Reading Program, Chrm.: Honors History: Jr. Bar Assoc. O. KURT GRATZOL, E, 'PKE Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CIIEIXIICAL ENGINEERING: ROTC: fl'KE Social Chrm. '1'11oMAs H. GRAVES, A, HKA Louisville, Ky. HISTORY: Debate Team: BSU, Pres.. VI-FA Cabinet: Vucept. Board of Governors: Founders ltledal. Oratory. R. WILLIAM GRAY, A Nashville, Tenn. BIOLOGY: Skull and Bones. MARY E. GRAYBILL, A Montgomery, Ala. ENGLISH: Phi Beta Kappa, Di-lphians ELLEN R. GREEN, A, AOII Nashville, Tenn. SOCIOLOGY: AOII, Cor. See.: NROTC Blue Angel: Newman Club: Miss Cmmnodore Ss-mi-Finalist. FRED M. GREEN, E, PSK Nashville, Tenn. ELEC'l'RICAL ENGINEERING: PSR Athletic Dir.: IM Board: IEEE: ROTC. MICHAEL GREEN, A, ATU Nashville, Tenn, ROSE GREEN, A Charlotte, N. C. ECONOISIICS KATHERINE GRIFFETH, A Atlanta, Ga. ENGLISH: llvlpliians. RALPH D. GRIFFIN, A, KA Atlanta, Ga. BUSINESS: Varsity Golf: ROTC: Vucept: Impact: Sigma Mu Phi: Shooting Assoc.. Pres. HENRY R. GRIFFITH, E, 'IPKT Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: FIPKT Recording Secretary: IM Football, llaskc-tball. Hancllmall. Soccer. Volleyball: OIEEE. MARY ELLEN GRIZZARD, A Jacksonville, Fla. SOCIOLOGY-ANTHROPOLOGYg Delphians: VUT: VVAC. ROBERTA J. GROCE, A Nashville, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY: Town YVomen's Organization, Pres. LINDA J. GRONBERG, E ENGINEERING GINGER A. GUTHRIE, A HISTORY ROBERT S. GUTHRIE, A, AKE MATH ROY D. HACKETT, E MECH. ENGINEERING, ASME, Treas. DANIEL P. HAGAMAN, A, CIPAG MATH, SCA, IM Football. Wrestling, DEBORAH L. HAGAMAN, A, KA ENGLISH, KA Parliamentarian, Eta Sigma Phi. THOMAS M. HACAN, A, EX HISTORY, Basketball. All SEC. HERBERT w. HAMILTON, E, KE CIVIL ENGINEERING, Honor Council, ASCE. BARRY E. HARDIN, E, AKE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: IEEE. JAMES E. HARDY, A ECONOMICS, APO, Baseball, Impact. RODERICK HAREN, A, PSK GERMAN-FRENCH-SPANISH, PZK, Pres. ALLISON B. HARPER, A POLITICAL SCIENCE: EFLO. JAMES A. HARPER, A, KA Bellaire, Texas Dyersburg, Tenn. Dallas, Texas Madison, Tenn. Chickamauga, Ga. Lookout Mt., Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Jackson, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Perry, Ga. Austin, Texas Louisville, Ky. ,Huntsville, Ala. BIOLOGY, KA. Pres., Impact, Course Evaluation Comm., Freshman Weekend Comm., Parents Weekend Comm., All IM Football, Iota Phi Rho. EUGENE W. HARRELL, A HISTORY, Phi Eta Sigma. PAUL W. HARRIS, A, IIKA Mayfield, Ky. Dallas, Texas ENGLISH, IIKA House Manager. Pledge Trainer, Vucept, COMMODORE Staff, Carmichael Towers Vice Pres., Impact. STEPHEN T. HARRIS, E Birmingham, Ala. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, ASME. Z7 MARGARET L. HARRISON, A, TTB SOCIOLOGY, FKIPB Treas., House Pres. Mock Rep. Convention: Sorority House ,Iudici Newman Club. CONSTANCE M. HARTLEB, A, , , , s P ENGLISH' KA Treasn VI-Fa' UCNP 5 Imp KA 3 KATHLEEN M. HARTMANN, N NURSING, Impact, Nursing Student Council. RAY w. HARVEY, JR., A ENGLISH, NROTC, Vanderbilt Marching Band. EDWARD S. HARWOOD, E, KA CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, AIChE, Young Vice Pres., Sigma Mu Phi. GLENN LEE HASTINGS, E CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE. CECIL J. HAWES, A, IIKA BIOLOGY, IIKA Social Chrm., IM Basketball, C. JAMES HAYWARD, A POLITICAL SCIENCE, Jr. Bar Assoc., Football, Softball. HENRY HECHT, A, AEn ENGLISH' AEII Athle ' i F CARL P. HEINEMANN, A HISTORY JAMES M. HEINRICH, A, KE CHEMISTRY, KE Public Relations Chr t ete. W. McGAVOCK HELLER, A HISTORY Young al C s m.. V Kingsport, Tenn act, Spring Weekend Comm al Council, AWS Legis. Boare Melbourne, Fl: rent's Weekend Comm. Nashville, Ten: Manchester, Tem Dallas, Texa Rep. Club, Iota Phi Rho, Seaford, Du Charlotte, N. 0 Volleyball, Tennis. Elmont, New You Rep. Club, Sailing Club, Il New Haven, Com airman Huxtler Sports Edito , tic Cha rman, orm h , IM Board, Secretary, President, Chancellor, Committee on Athletics. Chattanooga, Tem Evansville, Inf ice Pres., IM Board, All Il Bethesda, M1- -New 13 Seniors 33' PETER V. HENDERSON, A Cape Neddick, Maine HISTORY: Hustler: Prometheus. DAVID w. HENDON, A Mableton, Ga. HISTORY ELIZABETH N. HENIG, E, Aon Nashville, Tenn. ENGINEERING SCIENCE JAMES s. HEROD, E, flair: Maitland, Fla. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Student Court, fI1KE Athletic Chrm.g IM Board: IEEE. HAROLD J. HERTENSTEIN, E, KE Atlanta, Ga. ELIQCTRICAI, ENGINEERING KATHLEEN P. HESSE, A, ICAO Metairie, La. PSYCHOLOGY: WAC: COMMODORE Staffg KAO Vice Pres., Womcn's Athletic Board. Pres.: AWS: All IINIQ Univ. CoIIIIn. on Athletics: Parents WVcekend Collnnittm-t'. PHILIP LAWRENCE HESTER, A Charlotte, N. C. ECONOIXIICS: Hurtlzrr. DARRELL E. HICKMAN, E, EN Athens, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: EN Social Chrm.: Social Co-ordinator for l'niveI'sity: EA Concert Comm.: Senior Class Cabinet: AIChE. CAROLYN F, HICKS, A, AOII Joelton, Tenn. PHILOSOPHYQ ,XOII Rush Chrm.: Pnnhellenic Council: YVomenls Advisory Council: Junior Class Cabinet, Coed Handbook Staff: COMMODORE Staff: VI-FA Volunteers in Service: Philosophy Club: Impact: Thinking Award. RONALD E. HICKS, A Erwin, Tenn. ECONOMICS: APO. TAMARA K. HICKS, A, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. SPANISH: YVOIIII-11's Advisory Council: Cheerleader: Homecoming Queen: Miss Vanderbilt: Runner-Up bliss Commodore Contest: CSAA. Sec.: AWS: KM? House Manager. Rec. Chrm.. Activities Chun.: IM Basketball: Kensing- ton Honor Dorm. ROBERT L. HIGGS, E, 'lllitl' Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING: Varsity Footlvall INIgr.: Track Mgr.: ASCE, Sec.: fl'Kll' Vim' Pres. DAVID ALAN HILDEBRAND, A, AEII Louisville, Ky. BIOLOGY: VSAA: Proms-theus: VVAC. KAAREN HINSON. A, KA Albany, Ga. LATIN: KA Pri-sitlviit. Rush Chrm.g Lotus Eaters: Athenians: Eta Sigma Phi: l'Ilrz-nts YxVt'l'lit'l'lCI Colnnli: Inipzirt Hostess: KA Kotton Pickers: YVOIIII-rlis Ad' visory Council. FRED HOLBROOK. E, BHII N. Little Rock, Ark. CIVIL ENGINEERING: BGII Rush Chrm.g Chi Epsilon, Pres.: ASCE. THOMAS R. HOLBERT, A, TAG Islamorada, Fla. GENERAL BIOLOGY: Student Court Clerk: Dorm Court Clerk: Vucept: Huxller: City Chairman Vanderbilt Christmas Party: VU Hospital Volunteer. any Seniors JERAL R. HOLDSWORTH, A Nashville, Term. PHYSICSg APSg Sports Car Club. EDITH MCFEE HOLLIDAY, A, AAA Atlanta, Ga. PSYCHOLOGYQ AAA Rec. Sec., Sponsor Chrm.g Miss Freshman Candidate. JOSEPH H. HOLLIDAY, KKK, A, me Nashville, Tenn. BUSINESSg Course Evaluation Comm. SARAH H. HOLM, A Houston, Texas MATHg Vanderbilt-in-Spain, IWA, Rep. to Athletic Boardg Chief Fire Mar- shall, Oxford Houscg Hall President. JOSEPH o. HOLMES, JR., A, me PHILOSOPHY Cedartown, Ga. RICHARD T. HOOS, A, PZK Brentwood, Tenn. CHEMISTRYQ PEK, Treas., Scholarship Chrm.g APOg Molecular Biology Club. MICHAEL B. HOOVER, A, KE ENGLISH3 KZ, President, Hustler. Evansville, Ind. SHERYL LYNN HOPPER, A Baton Rouge, La. PSYCHOLOGYQ Gamma Beta Phi, Sec., Sailing Club, publicans Club. C. JONATHAN HOUSHOLDER, A, BGTI IWAg Young Rc- Memphis, Tenn. HISTORYQ Vucr-ptg Impactg Jr. Class, Vice Pres., Parents Weekend Comm., SCA, GARY B. HOWARD, A PSYCHOLOGY ALLAN HUBBARD, A, -me HISTORY: Student Association, Pres.: Junior Class Pres. JOHN HUGHES, A, 'PAS PHILOSOPHY JUDITH L. HULL, N Mayfield, Ky. Jackson-, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Beltsville, Md. NURSING, Junior Nursing Pres., A Capella Choir, Sec., Madrigal Singcrsg Benton Chapel Choir, Vice Prcs.g TASN. SARA L. I-IUME, A, AAA MATHQ AAA Treas.g SCA Cabinet. JAMES R. HUMPHREYS, A, IIKA PHILOSOPHYQ Vucept. RANDOLPH HUNTER, A, QKE Nashville, Tenn. Cordova, Tenn. Ashland, Ky. VINCENT E. JOHNSON, E Nashville, Tenn CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE. 'A WADE C. JOHNSON, E Montgomery,-Ala MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Honor Council, NROTC. EUGENE R. JOHNSTON, A, AKE Birmingham, Ala ENGLISH, AKE. LELAND M. JOHNSTON, JR., A, KE Jackson, Tenn CHEMISTRY, Forum, Chrm., Student Association, Board of Pres. SUSAN T. JOHNSTON, A Atlanta, Ga FRENCH, SCA Council, Firemarshal. SANDRA J. JONES, N, KA Vincennes, Ind NURSING, Sr. Nursing Class, Vice Pres., KA Chaplain, VIFA-UCNP. RUSSELL JONES, E, B911 Murfreesboro, Tenn WILLIAM G. JORDAN, E Oak Ridge, Tenn ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Treas., Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE APO, Sports Car Club, IM Football, Vucept. ANNA ORGENSEN A KA9 Atlanta, Ga. I FRENCH, KA6 Treasurdr, Vanderbilt-in-France, COMMODORE Staff, Impact EFLO. RICHARD W. KALB, A, B911 Vienna, V21 POLITICAL SCIENCE, BGII Housemanager, International Vucept, Impact Jr. Bar Asso,, Sec-Treas., Pres., NROTC Drill Team, NROTC Battalion Adj JAMES H. KAMINER, JR., A, EX Atlanta, Ga BUSINESS CAROL A. KEITHLEY, A, IVIJB Vonore, Tenn BUSINESS, IVIPB Standards Chrm. WILLIAM R. HUTCHINS, A Clarkston, Ga. JENGLISH, Univ. Cntr. Neighborhood Project, VIS. JOHN w. HUTTON, E, frm: Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, NROTC. ED JACKSON, E, KZ STANLEY G. JACKSON, A, Ben No Town, USA Abilene, Tex. BUSINESS, BOII Sec., Soccer Club, Investment Club. JOHN C. JACOBS, A Scottsboro, Ala. SOCIOLOGY, APO, Dorm Council, ROTC. P. RICK JAHN, A, IIKA GENERAL BIOLOGY, Rifle Team, IIKA LOUIS M. JAMISON, A, AKE ECONOMICS DARLENE A. JARNOT, N Chattanooga, Tenn. Judiciary Comm., SCA. Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Term. NURSING, Sr. Nursing Class, Sec., Jr, Nursing Class Treas., Soph. Nursing Class, Sec. DAVID A. JARVIS, A, BOII BIOLOGY, Vucept. Gamma Beta Phi, Dor Jr. Class, Trcas., BQII Treasurer. WILLIAM F. JENKINS, A, PSK SOCIOLOGY, ROTC. RICHARD R. JENNINGS, E MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Fencing DONALD V. JERNBERG, A, GIKZ Louisville, Ky. m Council, Freshman Class, Treas., Nashville, Tenn. Henderson, Ky. Team, Gamma Beta Phi, ASME. Mt. Prospect, Ill. POLITICAL SCIENCE, KIIKE Scholastic Chrm., Pledge Class Pres. JUDITH M. JOHNSON, A, Hlsfb Houston, Texas POLITICAL SCIENCE, HB41 Vice Pres., Judicial Review Board, Chml., AWS Exec. Council, Board of Presidents, Mortar Board, Lotus Eaters, Del- phians, Ad Hoe Comm. on Student Rights, Delegate to Mock UN, Impact. MARILYN K. JOHNSON, A, KA6 GERMAN, Delta Phi Alpha. PATRICIA A. JOHNSON, A, ms POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vanderbilt-in-Fran Vanderbilt-in-France Gazette, Ed. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, E Sarasota, Fla. Camden, Tenn. ce, Hustler, IYIPB Social Chairman, Lake Worth, Fla. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, VSCC, Dorm Council. W. MARLIN KEEL, E Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Pres.g Chi Sigma, ASCE, Varsity Baselxnllg Engineering Council. EDWARD D. KELL, A, AKE Millville, N. J. IAIJSSIANQ Phi Eta Sigma. Pres., HOlllCflS Heroes, WV8zN Club, Social Af- mtv. DANA A. KENDALL, A, IVPB Nashville, Tenn. MATHg FQIPB Asst. Rush Chrm., Historiang AWS Symposium Comm. WILLIAM G. KENNON, III, A, BQII Nashville, Tenn. BIOLOGY, Yuceptg APOg Gamma Beta Phig Young Republicansg BOII Sec., Historian. Assistant Rush Chairman, IM Wrestling, Volleyballg Hu.Itler,' Com- Monona Photographer. MARTIN KESSLER, A, AEH Tampa, Fla. ENGLISH: AEII, Treas., Vicc Pres.. Rush Chrm.g Project Opportunity: Impact. Research Comm. FRANK MCCLINTIC KIBLER, JR., E, fI'A9 Atlanta, Ga. MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGg Dorm Council, ASME. CARMINE KING, A, HB4' No Town, USA FRENCH, Panhellenic Councilg Women's Advisory Council, Oxford House. DANNY LYNN KING, E Nashville, Tenn. ENGINEERINGg IEEE. GEORGE R. KING, A Nashville, Tenn. MATHQ Math Cluhg ACM, Gamma Beta Phi. President, Sr. Class Cabinet. MARY KATHERINE KING, A, HB4' sr. Louis, MO. PSYCHOLOGYQ lIBfID House Managerg Sorority House Council, Sec., WAC: ROTC Sponsor: ROTC Queen, Sigma Chi Sweetheart Court. PETER O. KINNEAR, E, KE Nashville, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGg AIChE. ALLAN EDWARD KIRSTEIN, A, AEII Hartsdale, N. Y. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Jr. Bar Association. EDWIN N. KITTRELL, A, AKE POLITICAL SCIENCE JOHN F. KIZER, JR., A, KE PHILOSOPHY RICHARD D. KLIMA, A, fI'KZl ECONOMICS, NROTCQ Sailing Clubg 'IKE Alumni Src. JAMES KOPPIUS, A, KA Tyler, Texas Milan, Tenn. Huntsville, Ala. Clermont, Fla. Qiifwfi' - If M isio 1, K is .5 i ii S... :.s1..v5g. I -17433 , .. 1- in A2255 IME? -we-1-ffiii 5.- TS. u1.g,W S - -- 1Ww19Qe?iErSYB.1zs2sfss5sZEsS - . - . J. m.......s Seniors CLAIRE A. LAUKHUF, A, IVIHB Fern Creek, Ky. PSYCHOLOGY, Honors Program, IVIPB Recording Secretary, Mortar Board, Vice President, Lotus Eaters, Secretary, Delphians, Athenians, WAC, Floor Counselor, Parents Weekend Chairman. WALTER LAWLESS, A, KA New Orleans, La. PSYCHOLOGY, Vucept, UCNP Chairman, VI-FA President, All IM Softball, Sigma Mu Phi, Vucept Special Study Group. VALERIE A. LAWRENCE, A Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. BIOLOGY, Newman Club. Vice President, VIS, Impact, IWA. JUDITH J. LEA, N Nashville, Tenn. NURSING, Transfer. Baylor University, TASN, Junior Nursing Class, Secretary. JAMES LEFFERS, JR., A, EX Needham, Mass. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, IM Sports. ROGER LEVINGER, A, AKE Nashville, Tenn. JOHN C. LEVINE, A, BGII Houston, Texas GERMAN, IM Chairman. BETRAM L. LEVY, A, ZBT Atlanta, Ga. SOCIOLOGY, ZBT Steward, Vucept, Impact, Executive Committee, Delega- tions Committee, Chairman, Finance Committee, Investment Club. ROBERT M. LIGON, A, EX Nashville, Tenn. HISTORY, EX Corresponding Secretary. SUSAN M. LITTELL, A Baton Rouge, La. BUSINESS, Young Republicans, AWS, Sports Car Club, Sailing Club, Invest- ment Club. WILLIAM R. LONG, A, ATS? Louisville, Ky. BIOLOGY, Football, ATQ Sargeant at Arms. LARRY C. LUBEL, A, zBr Norfolk, va, HISTORY, ZBT. Athletic Chairman, IM Board, Mens' Residence Halls Execu- tive Board. Chairman, Refrigerator Study Committee, Vucept, College Young Democrats, Student Coalition for Humphrey-Muskie. GEORGE D. LUCKEY, A, AKE Florence, Ala. PSYCHOLOGY, IM Football, Track, Wrestling, Homerls Heroes, WSIN Club. INGRID A. LUNDAHL, A, AOH Dallas, Texas ENGLISH, AOII Historian, Sunshine Chairman, COMMODORE, Organizations Editor, Wholesome and Natural Club. C. VINCENT LYONS, A, BAE Memphis, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Young Republicans, IM Sports, Sigma Sigma. PERRY A. MACDONALD, A, IIB-fb Tulsa, Oltla. POLITICAL SCIENCE-HISTORY-SPANISH, Parents Weekend Chairman, Judicial Board, Residence Halls Council, WAC, Impact, Forum, Athenians, All Campus Weekend Committee, Rules Revisions Committee, Miss Commodore Contest, Mortar Board, Nora C, Chaffin Scholarship, Floor Counselor, IIBfIP Pledge Class President, Activities Chairman. Assistant Pledge Trainer. JAMES R. KOTHE, A, me Tulsa, Okla. ENGLISH, President Carmichael Towers, Founder of Gadfly, Student Con- cerns, Sec., 460 Alumni Sec., President. GEORGE B. KNIAFEWYET, E Nashville, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, ROTC, AIChE, Young Republicans, Impact. NANCY L, KNOX, A, IIBGI Montgomery, Ala. PSYCHOLOGY, Aquatic Club, Exchange Program, IIBCIH Pledge Trainer, Ath- letic Board, Floor Counselor, SCA, Judicial Board, Womenls Residence Halls Council, Neighborhood Project. ERIC KONEFAL, A Whitesboro, N. Y. ECONOMICS, Sports Car Club. ALFRED P. KRAUS, JR., A, fi'A9 Memphis, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY. PATRICIA R. KUNZE, N Commerce, Ga. NURSING, Sophomore Nursing Class President, Impact Magazine, Assistant Editor, WAC, Executive Council, Senior Class Cabinet, VI-FA, AWS Rules Revision Committee. KAPPY L, KYLE, A, AAA Houston, Texas BIOLOGY, AWS, Forum, Imr act, Committee Chairman Fireside Chats. WILLIAM D. LAMBERT, E Henderson, Ky. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Freshman Baseball, IM Football, AICE, In- vestment Club. MASON H. LAMPTON, A, ZX Prospect, Ky. ENGLISH, ROTC. JOHN R. LANDON, E, IIKA Atlanta, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING, TIKA Rush Chairman, Engineering Council, ASCE, Varsity Road Team. LOUIS D. LANIER, E, BAE west Point, Ga. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Dorm Council, SAE Social Chairman, ASCE, Sigma Sigma. President, Library Club, Purple Knights Order. JOHN BROOKE LATHRAM, A, 'PA9 Memphis, Tenn. HISTORY, IFC, President, Board of Presidents, Hustler, History Curriculum Study Committee. PETER G. MACDONALD, A, B911 Owensboro, Ky. BUSINESS. ROBERT B. MACILVEEN, A Huntsville, Ala. ENGLISH. JULIE MCGEHEE, A, UB49 No Town US PHILOSOPHY, Philosophy Club. CHRISTOPHER MADIGAN, A Little Rock, Ark. ENGLISH, Hustler, COMMODOREQ Vucept. T. DANIELL MAGRUDER, E, EAP: McComb, Miss. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Honor Council, ASME, Secretary. JULIA L. MALONE, A Memphis, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Hustler, Assistant Editor, Christian Science Organi- zation, Vice President, VI-FA Executive Council. KENNETH E. MANSFIELD, A, ATS! Nashville, Tenn. ELIZABETH MARKHAM, A, AAA Tiptonville, Tenn. ENGLISH, Miss Freshman, Candidate, Dclphians, Vice President, Lotus Eaters, Honor Dorm, SCA, Vanderbilt-in-France, Panhellenic Council, Treasurer, GEORGE L. MARIS, E Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE. SALLY MARSALEK, N, FTB St. Louis, Mo. ISURSING, FBCI' Alumnae Relations Chairman, Song Chairman, A Cappella hoir. BETSY MARTIN, A, AA-A Jackson, Miss. MATH, Mortar Board, President, WAC, Executive Committee, AWS Legisla- tive Board, Panhcllenic Council, Delphians, Sorority Study Committee Chair- man. GUY V. MARTIN, JR., A, KA Trussville, Ala. ECONOMICS, Phi Eta Sigma, KA, Treasurer, IM Football, Track, Tennis, Scabbard and Blade, ROTC, Junior Bar Association. JAMES G. MARTIN, III, A, KA Jackson, Miss. ECONOMICS, ODK, President, Raven, Vucept, Board of Governors, IFC, Impact Finance Chairman. KAREN K. MARTIN, N Nashville, Tenn. NURSING. LARRY E. MARTIN, A Nashville, Tenn. SOCIOLOGY, Basketball. Manager. LESLIE E. MARTIN, N Dalton, Ga. NURSING. Seniors I04 JACK D. MCMAKEN A EX Cincinnati Ohio BIOLOGY, Vucept, IM Board, viee President, Ex, President, Footbgll, IM Sports. FRED E. McPHAIL, A, IIKA Charlotte, N. C. ENGLISH, APO, IIKA, Pledge Trainer, Corresponding Secretary, Road Team, Dorm Council, ROTC, COMMODORE Staff. TERRY P. MEDLIN, A, 'PKXI' Jackson, Tenn. CHEMISTRY, Vuccptg Forum, Parents Weekend, Impact. CAROLINA L, MEDEROS, A, AOII Winter Park, Fla. PHILOSOPHY, Project Opportunity, Vanderbilt-in-Spain. WILLIAM MENZIES, E, B911 Jackson, Tenn. BERKELEY S. MERRILL, A Ft. Worth, Texas BIOLOGY, Vucept, Board of Governors, Fencing Team, Sports Car Club, Skull and Bones, APO. KELLY H. MEYER, A, BGII Pine Bluff, Ark. BIOLOGY, Football Team. KATHLEEN M. MEYERS, N, KA NURSING, KA Social Chairman, House Manager, AWS Legislative Board, Judicial Board. Valparaiso, Ind. JOHN A. MICHENER, A, AEE St. Louis, Me. POLITICAL SCIENCE. EDWARD J. MILLER, A BUSINESS, NROTC. LYNNE L. MILLER, A, IVIIB ENGLISH, FIIHB Athletic Board, SCA. Nashville, Tenn. Columbia, Tenn. ROBERT F. MILLER, A, fI1A9 ENGLISH, 111.39 Vice President, Pledge Trainer. Memphis, Tenn. PETER W. MARTIN, E, ATS? Shaftsbury, Vermont MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Council, Vucept, ANS, ASME, SAME. President, Edgchill Tutoring Project, NESEP. JACKIE SUE MASON, A, KA oweesviue, Ind. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Delphians, Lotus Eaters, Athenians, Secretary, Mortar Board, WAC, WOIHCHAS Standards Committee, AWS Legislative Committee, Board of Presidents, Panhellenic Council, President, Vanderbilt-in-France, KA Pledge Class Treasurer. CHARLOTTE A. MATHIAS, N MapleWO0Cl, N. NURSING, Parent Weekend, Aquatic Club. CHARLES E. MATTHEWS, III, E Madison, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, ASME, ASM, Tau Beta Pi, Honors Program in Material Science. JAMES M. MATTHEWS, A, SAE Winter Park, Fla. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Young Republicans, Conservative Club. KENNETH H. MATTHEWS, JR., E Atlanta, Ga. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, Men's Residence Halls Council, BSU. NANCYE F. MAURER, N, ACH Atlanta, Ga. NURSING, AOII Fraternity Editor, Philanthropic Chairman, Honor Dorm. RONALD MAUT, A, B911 THOMAS P. McCARTHY, A, 'IWKE Nashville, Tenn. ECONOMICS, Slflif. Treasurer, Young Republicans. RODY MCCATHERN, E, KPKE Old Hickory, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Scabbard and Blade, ROTC, IEEE. STEVEN G. McCONNELL, E, EX Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, IM Football, NROTC. STEPHEN L. McCORD, E, :AE Shreveport, La. CIVIL ENGINEERING: ROTC, Captain, Scabbard and Blade, ASCE, Judo Club, Sailing Club: Conservative Club. RICHARD E. MCCUBBINS, E, SIWKT Annandale, Va. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, OKT Pledge Trainer. JAMES P. MCGUIRE, A, ARE Joplin, Me. BIOLOGY, Skull and Bones. Treasurer, Impact. MARY MCKENZIE, A, KA9 Shelby, Miss. ENGLISH, Dclphians, Athenians, WAC, KA Rose Court, Kensington Honor Dorm, Impact. Finance Committee, KA9 Secretary. JAMES M. MQKINNIE, JR., E, QPKE Lakewood, Ohio CIVIL ENGINEERING, AISCE. Seniors FAX, 'P RICHARD A. MILLER, JR., A, KE Memphis, Tenn. BIOLOGY. CAROL E. MILLIKEN, A, AAA Bowling Green, Ky. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Vanderbilt-in-France CAROL L. MILTON, A, X9 Alcoa, Tenn. ENGLISH, Delphians, Lotus Eaters, Athenians, Womcn's Standards Committee, WSGA, WAC, Junior Class Vice President, Panhellcnic Council, Miss Vander- bilt Contestant, Miss Commodore Contest, X9 Vicc President, Impact Hostess. WILLIAM T. MILTON, A, EAE Atlanta, Ge. ENGLISH, Sailing Club, Judo Club, Purple Knights, Vice President, NROTC, Conservative Club, SCA, BSU. CHERYL MITCHELL, A, AOII Vicksburg, Miss. PSYCHOLOGY, AWS President, WSGA, Secretary, Lotus Eaters, Secretary- Treasurer, Athenians, Sharon Murphy Award, Honor Council, Board of Presi- dents, Impact Advisory Committee, Student Affairs Committee, Cheerleader, .XOII Vice President. Pledge Trainer, Aquatic Club, Student Director, Womenis Advisory Committee, VI-FA, Volunteers in Service. JERRY W. MITCHELL, A, KE Signal Mtn., Tenn. MATH, Dorm Council, Course Evaluation Staff, K2 Rush Chairman. MARY MARGARET MITCHELL, A, KA9 Memphis, Tenn. IILIJATHB KA9 Vice President, KA Rose Court, Vanderbilt-in-Spain, WAC, OIIOI' Ofnlr MELANIE MONK, N Ft. Lee, N. NURSING, Senior Nursing Class. President, Lotus Eaters. REBECCA J. MONTGOMERY, A, new Versailles, Ky. BIOLOGY, Hall President, Womens Residence Council, Judicial Board, AWS Vice President, IIBQJ Rush Chairman. President, Tau Alpha. L. THOMAS MOORE, A Florence, Ala. PHILOSOPHY, Tennessee Inter-collegiate State Legislative, Delegate, Phi- losophy Club. ROBERT A. MooRE, A, SAE Gallatin, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Baseball, Freshman Dorm President. ROBERT R. MOORE, A Kingsport, Tenn. ECONOMICS, Men's Residence Halls Court, President, Student Court, Vucept, Committee on Student Concerns. THOMAS O. MOORE, E, IIKA Houston, Texas CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, CSAA, Cheerleader. JAMES H. MORGAN, A, BAE Greenville, S. C. HISTORY, Board of Presidents, Activities Card Committee, Chairman, Vu- ccptor, ZAE, V1ce President, Scabbard and Blade, Committee on Athletics, Golf Team. MARGARET O. MORGAN, A Greenville, S. C. HISTORY. M. HERBERT MORGAN, E Cedartown, Ga. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: AIChE, AAA. lf ww ,auf JOHN A. NICKEY, A, K2 Memphis, Tenn. MATH, Golf Team. EDWARD L. NIEBRUEGGE, JR., E Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Vice President, Gamma Beta Phi, Vice President, NROTC Drill Team, CDR, Battalion CDR, SAME award, EE Honors Program. MARCIA F. NIGHTINGALE, N F4313 Louisville, Ky. NURSING, WAC, Sigma Theta Tau,, Nursing Student-Faculty Committee, Oxford House Honor Dorm, FCIPB Historian. ELLEN M, NOBLES, E Yazoo City, Miss. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Sailing Club, VUT, AIChE. LEE F. NOEL, A, 41139 Nashville, Tenn. HISTORY, Football, Vucept. MARTIN R. NOLAN, E Lebanon, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, VSC. GAIL ANN NORMAN, A, IIBflJ Dallas, Texas PHILOSOPHY, IIBQP Historian, Recording Secretary, Women's Standards Com- mittee, Philosophy Club, Vice President, Tau Alpha. WILLIAM NORTON, A, KA Jackson, Miss. ECONOMICS, KA Secretary, Vucept, Sophomore Class, Treasurer, Iota Phi l5ho,dStudent Service Handbook, Editor, IM Golf, Dorm Judicial Board, Vice resx ent. TOM E. MORGAN, A, IIKA Knoxville, Tenn. ENGLISH, IIKA Secretary, Social Chairman, IM Football, Soccer, Dorm Council. JOHN C. MORLAND, A, IIKA Monroe, La. ECONOMICS, Student Association, Treasurer, Honor Council, Vucept, Board of Presidents, QXPHE, Treasurer. STEPHEN P. MORRIS, A, GFKE Graham, Texas ENGLISH, Football, Young Republicans, Vice President. H. LOUIS MORRISON, III, A, KA Dallas, Texas SPANISH, KA Historian, Vanderbilt-in-Spain, Vanderbilt Ambassador to Uru- guay, IM Sports, Forum, Course Evaluation Committee. WILLIAM A. MOSLEY, A, fbK2 Atlanta, Ga- PSYCHOLOGY, Vucept, QIIKE Corresponding Secretary, Swimming Team. GEORGE E. MUDTER, JR., A, EAE Manchester, Ga. HISTORY, XAE Secretary, Conservative Club, Sigma Sigma, Purple Knights Order, American History Club, Investors Club. RAY L. MUEHLMAN, E, ATU Charleston, W. Va. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CARL P. MULLINS, A Sheffield, Ala. ENGLISH, UCNP, VI-FA Treasurer. W. JOSEPH MUNDEN, E, QJKE BI'00kf'i.BlCl, Ill. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, All IM Football. DENA P. MURPHY, A, X52 Decatur, Ga. MATH, X9 Activities Chairman, House Manager, AWS Legislation Board, AWS Sorority House Council, Young Republicans, SCA. MARY MURRILL NORTH, A, X9 Parkersburg, W. Va. SOCIOLOGY, Senior Class Secretary, Homecoming Court, Miss Commodore Contestant, ROBERT A. NAILLING, A Union City, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Phi Eta Sigma, IM Football. WALLACE R. NELMS, JR., A Macon, Ga. ENGLISH, Vucept. JEAN C. NELSON, A, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. ENGLISH, Miss Freshman Contestant, Lotus Eaters, Athenians, KA9 Rush Chairman, President, Miss Commodore Contest, Chairman, WAC. WILLIAM SUTHERLAND NELSON, A Houston, Texas BIOLOGY, Sports Car Club, IM Football. WILLIAM M. NICHOLS, A, IIKA Jackson, Miss. HISTORY, IIKA Secretary. .. fue DONALD C. NORTH, III, A, ATU LYUChbUl'Ss V3- ENGLISHg Dorm Council, Student Concerns Committee of S. A.3 Alpha Tau Omt-gag Freshman Varsity Football: Varsity Track. ALBERT E. OELSCHLAEGER, E, BAE Sarasota, Fla. CIVIL ENGINEERING, EAI-I. Freshman Baseball Team, Social Chairman Vanderbilt Chapter. ASCE. MARY E. OLIVER, A, KA Nashville, Tenn. SOCIOLOGYg Kappa Delta, SCA, A Cappella Choir: AWS Symposium Com- mittee. Advisory Council. MARY IM. OLIVER, A, KA Atlanta, Ga. ENGLISH: Kappa Delta Activities Chairman, Honor Dorm, lV0man's Advisory Council, Aquatic Club, COMMODORE Staff. FRANK T. PADBERG, JR., A Little Rock, Ark. HISTORY, Skull and Bones, Sports Car Club, Young Democrats, Course Evaluation Committee. G. KEYES PAGE, A, EN Vicksburg, Miss. HISTORYg Vice President of Sophomore Class, Vucept, Vucept Board of Governors, CoMMoooRE Sports Editorg Sigma Nu. JOHN H. PAMPLIN, A Franklin, Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. PAUL F. PANKHURST, E, EN Memphis, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGQ Sigma Nu, House Manager, Student Court, Vuceptorg ASME, ASM. CHRISTINE PARACHEK, N Toledo, Ohio NURSING. KENNETH L. PARCHMAN, A, B911 Cincinnati, Ohio DALLAS PARKER, A, ATU Houston, Texas LARRY M. PARKER, E Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERINGQ AISCQ Intramural Football and basketball. KEN PARROT, A, BQII Louisville, Ky. RICHARD C. PATRICK, III, A, ZAE Nashville, Tenn. ECONOMICS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Social Chairman. Vice President, Cor- responding Secretary. WARD W. PATTERSON, A, XX St. Louis, Mo. FRENCHg Vanderbilt-in-Franceg Sigma Chi, JOHN W. PEDEN, A, EN Chattanooga, Tenn. GENERAL BIOLOGY: Attorney general of Freshman Class, Sigma Nu. Pledge Class President. Alumni Contact OHicerg Hustler Business Staff, Treasurer of Xanderbilt Investment Club, Vucept. Seniors q,.-an SARAH F. PEDIGO, A Chattanooga, Tenn. MATH, Impact. Committee Chairman, Residence Halls Council, Treasurer, Secretary of Senior Dorm. DONALD PELSTER, E, 'PKXI' EUGENE B. PENNELL, A, KA St. Louis, MO. St. Louis, Mo. ECONOMICS, Sigma Mu Phi, Kappa Alpha, Social Chairman, Executive Com- mittee of Beaver Club, Varsity Football, V.U. Knitting Team. CAROLINE L. PENROD, A, KA ENGLISH, KA Kotton Pickers, Womens Standards. TLIOMAS W. PERKINS, E, KE CIVIL ENGINEERING, Kappa Sigma. RONALD M. PETTUS, E, EX Indianapolis, Ind. Bristol, Va. Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Sigma Chi. Rush Chairman, Vice President, Steivarrl, Varsity and Freshman Baseball, Vucept, ASME, Phi Eta Sigma, Summer Student Court. THAD PETTYJOHN, A, ATSZ PAULA D. PHELPS, A, AAA NO TOWN Athens, Ga. FINE ARTS, Honor Dorm, AAA, Corresponding Secretary. JOHN w. PHILLIPS, A, EX BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, NROTC, Scabbard Recording Secretary. LYNN F. PHILLIPS, A PSYCHOLOGY, Honors Psychology, VI-FA. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, A, 'PK4' GARY W. PICHON, A Nashville, Tenn. and Blade, Sigma Chi, Richmond, Va, Chattanooga, Tenn. Eufaula, Ala. ECONOMICS, VUT, AROTC. Color Guard. Battalion Commander, Scabbard and Blade, Impact: DMS. ROBERT PINSTEIN, A, ZBT PSYCHOLOGY, Zeta Beta Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, mittee. President, Impact Magazine. Business Staff. LARRY PITMAN, A, KE STEVE E. PLONKA, A Memphis, Tenn. Impact Finance Com- Evansville, Ind. Huntsville, Ala. BIOLOGY. JOSEPH A. POLIAKON, JR., E ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, NESEP. Jackson-ville, Fla. JEFFREY O. POMEROY, E, B611 Loveland, Ohio CIVIL ENGINEERING, Beta Theta Pi. President, ASCE. JOHN w. POPP, JR., A, me Elmhurst, 111. GENERAL BIOLOGY, Eta Sigma Phi, Vucept, Honor Council, Skull and Bones. President, Dorm Council, Secretary-Treasurer of Carmichael Towers, I.hI. Basketball, Golf, Hospital Volunteer, City Chairman Vanderbilt Xmas Party, Men's Residence Hall Executive Board. DARRELL W. PREBLE, A PHYSICS, Sailing Club, Debate Club. BERT PRIBBENOW, A, KA ENGLISH. Manassas, Va. Jasper, Ala. Owensboro, Ky. H. VIRGINIA RAISOR, A CHEMISTRY, Cole Hall Judicial Board, Secretary of IWA, Secretary of Stu- dent Affiliates of ACS. MARGARET L. RAY, A, KA MATH, Kappa Delta. Recommendations Chairman. JAMES McC. RAYBURN, A LATIN. DON N. RAYMOND, E CIVIL ENGINEERING, American Society of Civil Engineers, Vice President, Chi Epsilon Honor Fraternity. Secretary, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Society. Atlanta, Ga. Pulaski, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. RONALD D. REDDIN, A, 449 Memphis, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY. RICHARD W. REDMON, A ENGLISH: Course Evaluation Booklet. THOMAS J. BOYD REED, A, B911 POLITICAL SCIENCE, Junior Class Representative to Board of Presidents, Vuccpt, President of College Young Democrats, Vice President of junior Bar Association: COMMODORE Sports Staff. JOHN REEVES, E, BSU Soperton, Ga. IVIETALLURGICAL ENGINEERING, Nashville, Tenn. Mayfield, Ky. JOHN L. ROE, A, X Evanston, Ill. HISTORY, Sigma Chi. JAMES M. ROLLINS, A Nashville, Tenn. BIOLOGY. RICHARD A. ROSEN, A, AEII Racine, Wis. POLITICAL SCIENCE, RUSSIAN, HISTORY, IFC, Impact, Research Chair- man, .Assistant Chairman, Alpha Epsilon Pi President, Chancellor's Study Committee on Fraternities. JACK E. ROSENBLATT, A Miami, Fla. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Eta Sigma Phi, Spectrum, Prometheus, Skull and Bones, Winner of summer scholarship for students on the three-year program. JAMES H. ROSENBLATT, A Fort Adams, Miss. PHILOSOPHY, President of Senior Class, McGill Award, Investment Club, Vice President, Dyer Hall Dorm Council President, Student Publications Board, Junior Bar Association, Vucept, Impact, Eta Sigma Phi, Philosophy Club, Student Court. Clerk, Secretary, WRVU, Course Evaluation Handbook, Men's Residence Halls Executive Board, Student News Bureau, VIFA, Sarratt Student Center Committee. GEORGE H. ROUNSAVALL, A, ATSZ Louisville, Ky, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Dorm Council. ROBERT .I. ROUTMAN, A, AEU Pompano Beach, Fla. HISTORY, Co-editor Tau Tales, Secretary, House Manager. WILLIAM R. ROUTON, E Paris, Tenn, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, SCA. CAROLYN A. RUSH, N, X9 St. Louis, MO. NURSING, Impact, Parents' Weekend, Freshman Class Secretary, Chi Omega Rush Chairman, Chi Omega President. THOMAS L. RYAN, E, KE So. Pittsburg, Ten-n. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, Soccer Club. RONALD E. RYDEL, A Richardson, Tex. ECONOMICS, Dorm Council, Secretary Barnard Hall, APO, Hustler, NROTC, Drill Team, Varsity Letter RiHe, Instramurals, Young Republicans, CC Bates, JANICE SALZMAN, A Houston, Tex. PHILOSOPHY. DALE V. REINER, A Pittsburgh, Pa. HISTORY, Varsity Baseball. CONSTANCE M. RHETT, E Ft, Lauderdale, Fla. IFIEQIRMATION ENGINEERING, Town WVomen's Organization, Sailing Club, JANE L. RHODA, N, HBfb Suffern, N. Y. NURSING, Tau Alpha Honorary, EFLO. JESSE H. RIGSBY, III, A Clarksville, Tenn. CHEMISTRY, Skull and Bones, Vucept, Summer Honor Council. CRAIG M. RIPLEY, E, KA New Orleans, La. MECHANICAL-METALLURGY ENGINEERING, Investment Club, ASME: Kappa Alpha, American Society of Metals, YVrestling Club. ALLEN M. ROAOH, A, BQII Mayfleld, Ky. PSYCHOLOGY, Beta Theta Pi, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Alunmi Secretary, Impact-Building Committee, Gamma Beta Phi Society. KENT M. ROBBINS, A, EX Mayfield, Ky. ENGLISH. ROBERT A. ROBBINS, A, BAE Memphis, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Member of Course Evaluation Committee. GARY T. ROBERSON, A New Albany, Ind. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ISS. JAMES K. ROBERTS, JR., A, HKA Atlanta, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY. KATHLEEN A. ROBERTS, A, IIB4' Coral Gables, Fla. ECONOMICS. DAVID H. ROBERTSON, A Sylvia, Tenn. GERMAN, Delta Phi Alpha. President, Adolph-Morsbach Stipend, Skull and Bones, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Silvan Gotshall Award. GEORGE G. ROBERTSON, A Memphis, Tenn. MATHEMATICS, Association for Computing Machinery. President, Baptist Student Union. Executive Council, Vucept, Summer Honor Council. HENRY F. ROBINSON, A Raleigh, N. C. MATHEMATICS, Afro-American Association, Treasurer, Marching Band, Young Democrats. LOIS V. ROBINSON, A Macon, Ga. ENGLISH. JIM ROBISON, A, EN Atlanta, Ga. MILITARY SCIENCE, Freshman Football, Army ROTC, Commander Counter- gorrilla Platoon, Scabbard and Blade, Distinguished Military Graduate, Sigma Nu, Pledge Trainer, Vice President, Hustler. Seniors JAMES T. SANDEFUR, A Carrollton, Ky. MATHg Dorm Council. M, DENIS SARRATT, A, AAA Nashville, Tenn. FINE ARTSQ Delta Delta Delta Housc Corporations Chairman, Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl Court, EFLO. ELVYN R. SAUNDERS, A Shelbyville, Tenn. ENGLISHQ junior and Senior Representative to thc Board of Presidentsg Lotus Eaters. President, Athcnians, Presidentg Honor Council, Honor Dorm, Women's Advisory Council: Baptist Student Union. Senior Representative, Women's Standards Committceg Hustler Stalig A Cappella Choir. DAVID B. SAYRES, A Atlanta, Ga. ECONOMICSg Gamma Beta Phi Society, Treasurerg Judo Clubg Impact. IVILLIAIVI V. SCHIRMEYER, A, EN HOllSt0n, Tex. POLITICAL SCIENCEQ Sigma Nu Historian, Sailing Club. SUSAN K. SCHLEGEL, A, A-AA Indianapolis, Ind. HISTORY: Atheniansg Mortar Board: Women's Advisory Council, Floor Coun- selor: YIFA Vice President, Junior Class Cabinet, History Advisory Committee, Aquatic Club, Students Concerns Committee, VIS Chairman, Delta Delta Delta Librarian and Custodian. GEORGE W. SCHLOSSNAGLE, E Baltimore, Md. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Assistant Resident Advisor, Hemingway Hallg NROTC Unit Senior. ROBERT L. SCHMID, III, E, FIPKE Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINGg Phi Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman, Secre- taryg EEEQ Tau Beta Pi. Secretary, HKN. PAUL F. SCHMIDT, II, A, KA Shelbyville, Ky. PSYCHOLOGYQ Varsity Baseball, Kappa Alpha, Vice President, Intramural Boardg Vuccpt. Chairman of Vucept Social Inadequacy Study Committeeg YI-PA: INIVP Intramural Footballg Tau Sigma Rho. CHARLES SCHMITT. E Oak Ridge. Tenn. INFORMATION ENGINEERINGg Association for Computing Machinery, Vice Presidentg A Cappella Choir, Band, National Speleological Society. G. PHILLIP SCHOETTLE, A, EX West Memphis, Ark. ECONOMICS: Vucept. Social Chairmang Sigma Chi. President of Pledge Class. JOHN w. SCHWENKER, E, fvicqf Schenectady, N. Y. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa Psig Pershing Riflesg Men's Glee Clubg A Cappella Choir. EDWARD J. SCOTT, A, Bfbll Frankfort, Ky. POLITICAL SCIENCEQ Vuceptg Young Democrats. Vice Presidentg Beta Theta Pi. Table Manager, Junior Bar Association. WILLIAM K. SELF, JR., A, AKE Marks, Miss. ENGLISH, Impact, VI-FA Volunteers in Service. DOSER A. SHALABI, E Riyadh, Saudi Arabia ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. LEIGH A. SHAMBLIN, A, KA Houston, Tex. FINE ARTSQ Kappa Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Editorg Women's Ad- visory Councilg Honor Dorm. .,.,. .. ' ' f ts., , V , t... , I . , Vf ?7' 5 .W 4 ,. , r ' f 7 f .,., . ssrr CHARLES B. SHANE, A Louisville, Ky. MATH, Skull and Bones, Aflfil, Alumni Secretary and Vice President, Sports Car Club. Vice President. EUGENE B. SHANKS, JR., A, BAE Nashville, Tenn. MATHEMATICS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vucept, Impact, Course Evaluation Book, Conservative Club, SCA, President of Tolman Hall. HELEN C. SHAPARD, A, KA9 Columbia, Tenn. FINE ARTS, Kappa Alpha Theta, Parliamentarian. MARY J. SHAW, A, FTB Scarsdale, N. Y. THOMAS H. SHEARON, A, KE Memphis, Tenn. ENGLISH, Soccer Club, Freshman and Varsity Track. WILLIAM MCS, SHELTON, A Chattanooga, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, APO, SCA, Sports Car Club, President. ROBERT P. SHINALL, A, EX Atlanta, Ga. HISTORY, Sigma Chi. JOHN A. SHUGHART, A, AT9 Camp Hill, Pa. HISTORY, Alpha Tau Omega, Football, SEC. ROBERT SILLIMAN, A, KA Montchanin, Del. DAVID E. SIMMONS, A, fI'KE Birmingham, Ala. ECONOMICS, Phi Kappa Sigma Pledge Trainer, Society of Scabbard and Blade. G. VENANCE SIMPKINS, E, ATU Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Member ASCE, Wholesome and Natural Club. WILLIAM R. SIMPSON, E, PSK Nashville, Tenn. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Honors in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineer- mg. WILLIAM M. SINGLETARY, A, TAG Thomasville, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY, Phi Delta Theta, Summer Honor Council. LOUISE G. SLAGEL, A, IWPB Lexington, Ky. ENGLISH, Gamma Phi Beta, Historian. ALEX P. SLABOSKY, A, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. HISTORY, Huxller, Advertising Manager, Business Manager, Editor of Frosh Annual, Business Manager Impact Magazine, History Department Advisory Committee, Publications Board. WILLIAM L. SMALL, A, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. HISTORY, ARTC Drill Team, Forum, Impact, Pershing Rifles, Executive Officer, Seabbard and Blade, Distinguished Military Student, Dorm Council, Zeta Beta Tau, Steward. .f -I ,flaws as , 3 of . rf' , WW,,,,,0,N xt A 'hr h N. A CHARLES SMITH, E Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Chief engineer WRVUg Vanderbilt Ama- teur Radio Club, Activities Director, Vanderbilt Sports Car Club. EARL K. SMITH, E, AKE Mount Prospect, Ill. CIVIL ENGINEERING, AKE Pledge Trainer J. THOMAS SMITH, JR., A, EAE Chattanooga, Tenn. ENGLISHQ Sigma Alpha Epsilon. JIM SMITH, E, Ben KATHERINE W. SMITH, A Atlanta, Ga. ENGLISH, Hoteig A.W.S. Legislative Boardg Oxford House Dorm Councilg IIKA Dream Girl Court. LOREN D. SMITH, E, KIHKE Selmer, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa Sigma, Second Vice-Presidentg A E. PETER J. SMITH, A, EX CHEMISTRYQ Sigma Chi, Treasurer, President of A.C.S. Student Affiliatesg I.M. Football, Softball. ROY SMITH, E, KA Lake Worth, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. WILLIAM II. SMITH, E, KA ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, I.E.E.E. JUNITH C. SMITHERMAN, A, AAA ENGLISH: Delta Delta Delta, Itlarshallg Honor Councilg W.A.C'.g S.C.A. Freshman Co-President, VI-FA: Lotus Eaters, Atheniansg Mortar Board, Sec- retary, Forum, Secretary, Hustlerg Spertrumg Floor Counselorg B.S.U.g Finalist in Miss Vandy Contest. WILLIAM P. SNOW, E, QA6 Highland Park, Ill. CIVIL ENGINEERINGg Phi Delta Theta, Historian: Varsity Swim Team, Captain, Senior Class Cabinet: APOQ Dorm Judicial Board, Freshman Dorm Council. Vice-President, A.S.C.E. Nashville, Tenn. Alexandria, Va. CARA L. SNYDER, A, KA Winston-Salem, NC. ENGLISHQ Aquatic Club, lrVomen's Advisory Council. MICHAEL L. SPAIN, A, IIKA Bozman, Md. HISTORY: C.S.A.A., Vice-President: Varsity Cheerleader, I.M. Athleticsg Freshman Swimming Team, Vuccpt: W.A.C. STEPHEN R. SPANYER, A, BGII Louisville, Ky. GERMAN, Dorm Council: German Club, Beta Theta Pi. DANIEL F. SPOND, E Donelson, Tenn. METALLURGICAL ENGINEERINGg N.R.O.T.C.g A.S.M.g Scabbard Sr Blade. E. ALLEN STACY, III, E, QK21' Dell, Ark. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa sigma. Seniors lI3 JAMES C. STEWART, A Birmingham, Ala. MATHEMATICS, President of Hemingway Hall Dorm Council, Math Club. SHERRY E. STINSON, A, TCIPB Nashville, Tenn. ENGLISH, Gamma Phi Beta. STEVEN A. STINSON, A Rochester, Ind. PSYCHOLOGY, Alpha Phi Omega, Pledging Vice-President, Projects Vice- President, Executive Vice-President, Impact, Chairman of Security Commit- tee, Business Manager of Mock Republican Convention Magazine. LEE VAN VECHTEN STOKES, A, AAA San Antonio, Texas MATHEMATICS, Delta Delta Delta, Standards Committee, Impact, Parents Week-Endi Committee. CATHERINE E. STONE, A, xr: Potomac, Md. ART HISTORY, S.C.A., VI-FA, Womcn's Standards Committee, Peabody in Denmark, University of Copenhagen, Impact, Athenian Sing. ROBERT G. STOREY, III, A, KA Tacoma, Wash. ECONOMICS, Vucept, C.S.A.A., Forum, VI-FA, Board of Presidents, Kappa Alpha, No. IX. ALAN R. STRAIN, A Memphis, Tonn. MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, Vucept, APO, Sgt. at Arms, Mock Republican gonvt-ration, COMMODORE Staff, Impact, A.R.O.T.C. Staff Officer, B.S.U. ounci. KURT A. STRASSER, A, -mo: Oak Ridge, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Phi Kappa Sigma. Rush Chairman, I.F.C., Record- ing Secretary, President, Student Court Clerk, Vice-President, Vucept. WILLIAM T. STROUT, A, BQII Atlanta, Ga. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Vucept, Vanderbilt Investment Club. CHARLES L. sUCGs, IH, A Chattanooga, Toon. CHEMISTRY, Newman Center, Secretary, Co-Chairman of Tennessee State Newman Congress, Young Republican Club. RONALD SUMMERS, A Sikeston, Md. PHYSICS. CECY SUTHERLAND, A, IIBfIv Dallas, Texas PSYCHOLOGY, Pi Beta Phi, Censor, Judicial Board, S.C.A., Vice-President Freshman Donn, Honor Dorm. EDWARD A. SWABB, E Short Hills, N.J. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, A.I.Ch.E., President, A.I.Ch.E. Scholarship Award, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. GAIL SWEENEY, A, AOII Germantown, Tenn. PSYCHOLOGY, Alpha Omicron Pi, Treasurer, Hotei. GEORGE W. TAMKE, E, QK2 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa Sigma, Athletic Chairman, Pledge Trainer, Vucept, A.I.Ch.E.,.All I.M. Football. MARSHA TANNER, A, KA9 Beaumont, Texas Chaplain, Song Leader. ZAE, Secretary of Public Relation, EA JAMES J. STAGGS, E Nashville, Tenn. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Sailing Club, American Institute of Chemicaf Engineers. ROBERT F. STAHLKUPPE, A Decatur, Ga. CHEMISTRY, Men's Residence Halls Executive Board, President, Skull H Bones, Vice-President and Historian, Vucept, Hustler, Technical Editor. SALLY F. STALKER, A, AAA Atlanta, Ga. FINE ARTS, Athletic Board, Vice-President, Delta Delta Delta, Recording Secretary. JOE C. STAMPER, A, AKE Cleveland, Tenn-. IB4UISglr?ESS ADMINISTRATION, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Gamma Beta Phi, A. TERRY STAPLES, E, K2 Malden-On-Hudson, N.Y. CIVIL ENGINEERING, A.S.C.E., Hustler. DANA STARR, E, B911 Houston, Texas MARK R. STEELE, A, CIPKZ Decatur, Ga. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Freshman Representative to Board of Presidents, Impact Finance Committee, Mock Republican Convention Program Chairman, Phi Kappa Sigma, Assistant Treasurer, Social Chairman, House hlanager, and President, R.O.T.C. MARSHA M. STEMLER, A, AAA Tulsa, Okla. MATHEMATICS, Delta Delta Delta, Rush Chairman, Vice-President, Senior Class Public Relations Representative, Secretary of Vucept. RICHARD B. STENDER, A Paden City, w.va. PSYCHOLOGY, Football, Newman Club. THOMAS w. STERLING, HI, 1-1 Union City, Toon. CIVIL ENGINEERING, A.S.C.E., Young Republicans. CARROLL P. STERNE, A, ZAE Atlanta, Ga. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Music Chairman, Conservative Society, Hunter Club, I.M. Wrestling. THOMAS A. STEVENS, E, ATQ Wallingford, Conn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, Wholesome and Natural Club. . -as .-R' - Lf Seniors JAMES S, TATMAN, A, EAE Atlanta, Ga.. PSYCHOLOGY: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sigma Sigma Soeietyg Conservative Clubg Investment Clubg Judo Club. Moshs TAYLOR, JR., E Nashville. Tehh. MECHANICAL ENGINEERg Vucept Board of Governorsg B.S.U. State President, A.S.M.E.3 Concert Choir. PAMELA TAYLOR, A, KA Pittsburgh, Tenn. FINE ARTSQ Kappa Delta. Vice-Presidentg Forumg V.S.A.A. JEAN TEMPLE, N, IVIPB Western Spring, Ill. NURSING: Gamma Phi Beta, Scholarship Chairman, Vice-President, Mortar Board: Sigma Theta Tang Nursing Student Assoc., Treasurer, President, Stu- dent Faculty Committs-eq Board of Presidents, Legislative Branch, A.W.S. WILLIAM THEMANN, E, '-IHKKII Madison, N.J. JAME W. THOMAS, A Madison, Tenn. GENERAL BIOLOGY: Transferred, Samford University, Alpha Lambda Deltag Tri-B:-la: Zeta Tau Alpha. TERRY THOMAS. A, K2 Long Beach, N.J, INGRID E. THOMPSON, A, llIi'l' Nashville, Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Pi Beta Phig Coed Handbook Committeeg Greek lVeek Committee: Course Evaluation Committee, JOSEPH A. THoMPsoN, JR., A, EAE Atlanta, Ga. PHILOSOPIIYg Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ROBERT G. THOMPSON, JR., A, IIKA Lewisburg, Tenn. ENGLISH: Pi Kappa Alpha. President, Vice-President, Pledge Class Presi- dent, Interfraternity Council, Corrs-sponding Secretary, Forum Executive Committeeg Vuccptg Skull 81 Bones. STEPHEN D. THOMASON, A, EAE Decatur, Ga. ECONOINIICSQ Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vucept. J. CLAIBORNE THORNTON, E, KE Brownsville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERINGQ A.S.C.E.g Hustler. DON w. TILLEY, A, ATR Paducah, Ky. BIOLOGY, Vuccpt. CHARLES H. TISDALE, JR., A, EN Decatur, Ga. HISTORY: Sigma Nu: Vuceptg Impact: Soccer Club, Investment. Clubg Young Democratsg Scholastic Chairman of Sigma Nug Student Christian As- sociation. LYNNE H. TODD, A, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. ENGLISHg Senior and Junior Class Cabinetg Hoteig Secretary of International AHairs, S.C.F.K.A.T., Treasurer. JAME L. TOLLEY, E, Ben Lynchburg, Tehh. CHEMICAL ENGINElZRINGg Beta Theta Pi. i QE. .ffm JAY T. TOWSON, IV, A Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: I.E.E.E.g Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu, President. RICHMOND TRAVIS, EN THOMAS N. TRIBBLE, A, KE Memphis, Tenn. POLITICAL SCIENCE: Vucept: Army R.O.T,C.g Kappa Sigma, Guard House bianagel. ALICE M. TUCKER, A, xsz -Hughes, Ark. SOCIOLOGY: lVolnell's Advisory Council: Student Christian Association: Gamma Beta Phi Society, Secrvtlll'y-'I'l'l-asllrer: Volunteers in Service: Chi Omega. Pledge Social Cllzlirnlull. Ph-dec Trainer. ROBERT M. TUHOLSKY, A PaClucah, Ky. GENERAL BIOLOGY: V.U.T.: Vnlllllteers in Service: Intramurals. A. EDWARD TURNER, E, QPKNII Nashville. Tenn. ELECTRICAL IiNGINIiIiRING: EE. Holmrsg HIUHEI Phi Kappa Psi, Chap- lain, Ilollsvlllllllllger, Sl-rlvtary: Ellcgilleelillg Council: TB, Vice-President: Outstanding Snpllrnnorr Award: IIKN: S.C,A.: I.E.E.E.g American Legion Scllrvlastic Arllil-vm-lllellt Anzlrd: Sm-ahhllrd S Blade: R.O.T.C. Superior Cadet Award, Distinguished Military Stlltlm-llt. SAMUEL D. TURNER, A Chattanooga, Tenn. ECONOMICS: Student Assocliatinll, Attorln-y General, Hustler Executive Committee: Crlurse Evzlluation Cnlnlnittee: Dorm Council: Phi Eta Sigma: Vurept. STEVE TURNER, A, BCIDH Scottsville, Ky. JOHN P. TURNEY, JR., A, HKA Ormond Beach, Fla. GENERAL BIOLOGY: Pi Kappa Alpha. PATRICIA TWENTE, A, AOH Jackson, Miss. ART HISTORY: .KOH President: Lntus Eaters: Vanderbilt in France: SCA, Red Cross Cillflllllllllll KA Rose Court. ELIZABETH A. URBAN, A. IWIJB Houston, Texas HISTORY: Lotus Eats-rs: Athenians: Mortar Board: Board of Presidents: Sec- retary of the Student Assn.: YVolm-ll's Advisory Council, President: Debate Team. MARTIN M. VAN BRAUMAN. E Dallas, Texas ELIQCTRICAI. ENGINEERING: l.li.E.ls.i N.R.O.T.C.g Young Republicans. J. PACE VAN DEVENDER, A Jackson, Miss. PHYSICS: 1l'IIE: Phi Beta Kappa: Omicron Delta Kappa. Vice-President: Vucept. Chailman: Boald of Plesidl-llts: Drum President: Men's Residence Halls Council: University Fratcrlllly Study CCIIIIIHIIICCQ American Institute 0-f Physics, Vice-Presiclent. JUDY VAN HEMERT, A, KA9 Dallas, Texas HISTORY: Varsity Cllrvlllsader. JAMES D. VEACH, A Vienna, Ill. HISTORY: Pep and Marching Band: Vandy in France: Gamma Beta LOUISE MCD. WATTLES, A, KA9 Atlanta, Ga. PSYCHOLOGY. gf if 17 'ww f 4 A 74' SAMUEL P. WALKER, A Brantley, Ala. CHEMISTRY: Phi Eta Sigma: Skull 8: Bones: Mcn's Glee Club: Concert Choir: Alpha Phi Omega: Vuccpt. :i '3.-f -cn, rv fn' K.. . . 'iw f YI J ,, ,. ., . Ji ff f fl' , 'A W X ft I f l: ' ,,r,,J..,,, ., 'K A 1 ff 4 ,. , ,K , , ,, ,,, - .A fs 'jg gm, , . M J A 1 ma J 1 l' .A X - .. far 0' ' ' ii. .7 ,J x 1 I, L ' W. ' ' f I J! f.-rt II7 TRACY J. WALKER, N Rochester, N.Y. NURSING WILLIAM M. WALLACE, A Gate City, Va. BIOLOGY: APO: Skull 8: Bones. GERALD D. WALLING, A, AEII Lynchburg, Va. POLITICAL SCIENCE: Army R,O.T.C.: V.U. Band. ED E. WALLIS, A, KE Jackson, Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Varsity Track and Letter: I.F.C.: Sopho- more Class Cabinet: IM participation: Dcanls List. WILLIAM B. WALTON, JR., A, KE Germantown, Tenn, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Univ. of Alabama Homecoming Comm.: Society for Advancement of Management: Business Staff of Course Evaluation Book: Stock Club. JIM WARD, EN LACEY M. WARD, A ENGLISH: Sailing Club: Hustler. Wolcott, N.Y. WILLIAM B. WATKINS, III, A PHYSICS: Young Republicans. JOHN T. WATSON, III, E CHEMICAL ENGINEERING: A.S.C.E.: Scabbard 81 Blade: N.R.O.T.C. Drill Team Commander. ROBERT M. WATSON, E ENGINEERINGVMATIIEMATICS: B.S.U,: APO: AiI.P.: I.E,E.B., Sec- retary and Chairman: Vueept: Engineering Council. Anchorage, Ky. Fayetteville, Tenn. Pine Bluff, Ark. GEORGE E. WEANT, E Dallas, Texas ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: Tau Bom Pi: Eta Kappa Nu: I.E.E.E. BENJAMIN L. WEBB, JR., E, EN Bowling Green, Ky. CIVIL ENGINEERING: Sigma Nu: A.S.C.E.: Varsity Track. FRANK F. WEBSTER, E Lake Worth, Fla. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING: Tau Beta Pi: A.S.M.E., President: Honors Engineering Candidate. SAMUEL L. WEEDMAN, A Nashville, Tenn. PHYSICS-ASTRONOMY. SALLY K. WEEKS, N Greenville, S.G. NURSING. CHARLES E. WILSON, A, EAR Atlanta, Ga. HISTORY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Corresponding Secretary, President Car- michael Tower, Vucept, Menls Residence Hall Executive Board, Treasurer. DONALD B. WILSON, A Prospect, Tenn. GENERAL BIOLOGY, President of Barnard Hall, Men's Residence Hall Executive Board, Senior Class Cabinet, Student Association Bookmart, Vucept, Impact, Executive Committee, VSAA, Course Evaluation. PA'UL M. WILSON, III, A Jackson, Miss. POLITICAL SCIENCE, Manager of Basketball Team. RONALD L. WILSON, A Jasper, Ala. MATHEMATICS, Scabbard and Blade. TED C. WILSON, A Dallas, Texas ECONOMICS. SALLY A. WIMSETT, A, HB4, Miami Springs, Fla. ECONOMICS, Pi Beta Phi, SCA, Tau Alpha Honorary. NANCY G. WINDROW, N Columbia, Tenn. NURSING, A Cappella Choir, TASN. ANN K. WINQUIST, A ART HISTORY, Choral Club, Scene Design for Aquatic Club, Young Re- publicans, Peabody-in-Denmark, VUT. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. PAUL L. WINSLOW, E Gilbertsville, Ky. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, AIChE, Vucept, IM Football, Basketball, Inde- pendent IM Representative. VVILLIAM P. WINSTEAD, E, PSK Nashville, Tenn. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, IEEE, IFC Representative, PSK. TRACY A. WITZENBURG, I-3, AKE Shaker Heights, Ohio MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Intramural Represen- tative, IV and N Club, ASME, IE9 Cuisine Award. DONALD M. WOLFSON, A, ZBT Jacksonville, Fla. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, President of Carmichael Towers, President of MRHEB, Investment Club, Chancellorls Committee for Dorm, Close the Gap Committee, COMMODORE, Business Staff, Baseball Board of Presidents. WELLS P. WAYNE, E Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ASCE, Civil Engineering Honors Program, Tau Beta Pi, Corresponding Secretary, Chi Epsilon, Vice President, Varsity Baseball. SHARON E. WELTON, A St. Louis, Mo. PSYCHOLOGY, Honor Dorm, Kappa Omega Omega Lambda. MARION B, WEST, A, AOII Memphis, Tenn. ENGLISH, Honor Dorm, Impact, Young Republicans, Vanderbilt-in-France, Alpha Omicron Pi. Scholarship Chairman. CYNTHIA J. WHITE, A, KA9 Groves, Texas FINE ARTS, Kappa Alpha Theta, Assistant Second Vice President, Aquatic Club, EFLO. Best Member. GERALD H. WHITE, A, IAKE McMinnville, Tenn. HISTORY, Summer Dorm Council. LARRY WHITE, A, KA Jackson, Miss. ENGLISH, Kappa Alpha. LOYANNE WHITE, N, X9 Memphis, Tenn. NURSING, Chi Omega. MARY C. WHITESIDE, A, AAA SOCIOLOGY, Impact, Parents' Wee test. Semi-Finalist. HARRY W. WHITIS, A, X kend Committee, PHILOSOPHY, Sigma Chi, Dorm Council. Secretary. Tulsa, Okla. Miss Commodore Con- Blytheville, Ark. PATRICIA A. WHITMER, N Miami, Fla. NURSING, IWA Volleyball Coach, Honor Dorm. Fire Marshall, Judicial Board. HOLLY WIGGINS, A Atlanta, Ga. ENGLISH, Womenis Advisory Council, Executive Board, Judicial Board, Resi- dence Hall Council, Honor Dorm. JOHN E. WILKISOM, A Springfield, Tenn. FINE ARTS. JOSEPH V. WILLIAMS, A, HKA Lookout Mm., Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Pi Kappa Alpha. Chaplain, Investment Club, APO: Junior Bar Association, Men's Residence Halls Executive Board, IM Athletics, Army Drill Team, Senior Class Treasurer. LYNN A. WILLIAMS, E Cherry Valley, Ohio CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, Tau Beta Pi Honorary, AIChE. STEVEN C. WILLIAMS, A Nashville, Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Varsity Track. WILLIAM R. WILLIAMSON, A, KE Brownsville, Tenn. HISTORY, Kappa Sigma, Men's Residence Halls Court, NROTC. Seniors MARC A. woon, A, EN Mobile, Ala. HISTORYg Impact, Chairman, Phi Eta Sigma, Historiang Vuceptg Sigma Nug Lieutenant Commander. DEBORAH E. WOODS, N NURSING. PATRICK WOODS A fI'A9 Murfreesboro, Tenn. Nashville Tenn. 9 J 1 THOMAS C. wooDs, A, we Redington Beach, Fla. POLITICAL SCIENCEQ Plli Delta Theta. House Manager, Student Court Clerk, All IM Football and Softball. Most Valuable Football, SCA, Investment Club, junior Bar Association, IM Board, Treasurerg Chairman Undergraduate Political Science Association. JAMES E. WORK, JR., E, B911 Nashville, Tenn. CIVIL ENGINEERING, ROTCJ Beta Theta Pi. R. JETHRO WYATT A Rome Ga. GENERAL BIOLOGYg VI-FA. University Community Neighborhood Pgojectg Young Democrats, Mr. Commodore. M. BAKER WYCHE, III, A Elberton, Ga. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONQ Vuceptg Junior Bar, Young Democrats, State Secretary-Treasure-rg Tennessee Intercollegiate Legislature, Secretary of Stateg ROTC. Company Commander, Impact, Advisory Committee. DAVID R. YATES A Flora Ill. ENGLISH, Joint Univegsity Bandg Freshman Tennis Team. I ROBERT J. YEISER, A, HKA Johnson City, Tenn. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Football, Pi Kappa Alpha. CHARLES E. YOUMAN, E, 4'K'I' Arlington, Va. INFORMATION ENGINEERING, Phi Kappa Psi. R. A'TLEE YOUNG,.A BIOLOGY, Varsity Swimming. THOMAS YOUNC, A, :N ENGLISH. WELLINGTON H. YOUNG, E Hagerstown, Md. Nashville, Tenn. Kingston l0, Jamaica ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, VISAQ IEEE, Tau Beta Pig Eta Kappa Nu, Recording Secretary. WILLIAM D. YOUNG, A, EX HISTORY, Baseballg NROTCg Sigma Chi, MICHAEL A. ZIBART, A, ZBT ENGLISH, Zeta Beta Tau. DAVID F. ZILLES, A, EN MATHEMATICSQ Sigma Nu, Treasurerg IFC PAMELA E. ZIMMERMAN, A, KA9 FINE ARTSg Kappa Alpha Theta. JosEPH M. NORTON, JR., A, K: BUSINESS, Vuceptg K2 Secretary. Shelbyville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Mobile, Ala. Rep fesen mm, Cs Clubg, ACM. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. unior Class E! 5311 H saw I20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Jeff Goodman, Men's Represen- tativeg Ann Swafford, Women's Vice-Presidentg Bill Mahon, Men's Vice-Presidentg Paul Anderson, Treasurerg Barbara Mc- Macon, Secretaryg John Seward, President. WILLIAM C. ABBOTT, E, IIKA ROBERT R. ABELN, A AHMED A. ABKARNULLI, E HAMI E. ABUDAYYEH, E BARBARA R. ACKERMAN, A CAROL S. ADZICK, E, AOII CHARLES D. AKERS, A BILLY W. AKIN, A, IIKA WALTER L. ALLIGOOD, A NICK AMMONS, E PAUL H. ANDERSON, A, EAE GREG A. ANDREWS, E, ABE ELIZABETH N. ANGLIN, A, xo GEORGE W. APFFEL, A RAY ARMISTEAD, A, ATS! ALBERT B. ARMSTRONG, E, ATU HAMID A. BAABDALLAH, E FRED W. BABES, A DENNIS R. BAER, A, ZBT LINDA ANN BAILE, N MELINDA F. BAIN, A, Aon ISOBEL ANN BAKER, A, IIBB LINDA JO BAKER, A JENNIFER D. BALL, A GRETCHEN T. BALTHASER, N PHILLIP G. BANDO, A ROBERT J. BARNETT, E JOHN M. BARTHOLOW, E PETER B. BARTHOLOW, A, KA KATY L. BARTON, N, xn ROBERT B. BASHINSKY, A, K2 STEPHEN C. BATES, E, UKA JAMES F. BAXTER, A CHARLES T. BEASLEY, E, BSU RICHARD E. BEASON, E ALEX N. BEAVERS, JR., E DANIEL w. BEOTOR, A DAVID B. BEDFORD, A MELANIE BEENE, A, HB4- BOB BELGHER, A, EN J. MICHAEL BELL, A, ZAE SHELLEY L. BENN, A BETSY D. BENNETT, A TERESA A. BERFIELD, N DARRELL E. BERGER, A, AEH WILLIAM E. BEYATTE, E MARIANNE E. BIESER, A, TPB LOUISE v. BILBRO, A, KA9 LUOIANNE BINKLEY, A, KA9 CAROLE ANN BISHOP, A LANIE G. BLACK, E CHERYL ANN BLACKBURN, A JOHN G. 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WEGMAN, A, Aon CAROLYN A. WEIGEL, A, KA ELIZABETH ANN WEIL, N, KA9 HARRY E. WEIR, JR., A BARRY N. WELCH, E, AKE ROBERT G. WELLMAN, A JAMES R. WESSON, A, AKE MARIBETH ANN WEST, A, KA JOHN D. WEST, A JAMES L. WESTCOT, A WALTER W. WHEELHOUSE, A, 1'I BARBARA A. WHITE, A, X9 GREGORY A. WHITE, A, Ben MARCIE A. WHITE, N, TPB PHILIP O. WHITE, E, EN SARA F. WHITE, A, KA WILLIAM R. WHITE, A, me ANDREW T. WHITLEY, A, KE ALICE M. WHITTEN, A, AOH WARREN H. WILD, JR., A, BAE JACK C. WILDER, E, EX ROBERT W. WILKINS, E, HKA FRED M. WILLIAMS, A, KE RICHARD H. WILLIAMS, A, IIKA EARL K. WILLOUGHBY, A GEORGE E. WILSON, A, Ben VIRGINIA A. WILSON, A WILLIAM M, WILSON, A LYNN B. WINDHAM, E, AKE JAMES B. WITHERSPOON, A JANET L. WOLF, A, IIB'2I'f JEFFREY A. WOLF, E, ZBT GEORGE E. WOLFE, JR., A, EAE VAUGHN H. WOODS, A, EAE SUZANNE M. WOOLLEY, A STEPHEN WRIGHT, A, HKA THOMAS J. WUCHINA, A WILLIAM B. YOUNG, E, ATU MENEES W. YOUNG, N RICHARD E. ZANDER, A, AEH OLLIE D. ZANDONA, E MARK H. ZINAMAN, A, AEII JANICE L. ZWEIFEL, A, KA ANN H. STUCKEY, A, IIBQ Murfreesboro, Tenn Knoxville, Tenn Louisville, Ky Amarillo, Tex Nashville, Tenn Jackson, Miss Houston, Tex Laurel, Miss St. Louis, Mo Chattanooga, Tenn St. Louis, Mo Jackson, Miss Union City, Tenn Louisville, Ky Nashville, Tenn Metairie, La Knoxville, Tenn Nashville, Tenn KA Edwardsville, Ill Clarendon Hills, Ill Nashville, Tenn Woodbury Hts., N. J Waverly, Tenn Bethesda, Md Tulsa, Okla New Orleans, La Memphis, Tenn McComb, Miss Nashville, Tenn. Evergreen, Ala Chattanooga, Tenn Clarksville, Tenn Clarksville, Tenn Harriman, Tenn Chattanooga, Tenn Nashville, Tenn Houston, Tex Nashville, Tenn Hockessin, Del Haverhill, Mass Manchester, Ga Nashville, Tenn New Orleans, La Las Cruces, N. Mex Midland, Pa Syosset, N. Y Dayton, Tenn New Orleans,'La Ashland, Ky Nashville, Tenn Peoria, Ill Nashville, Tenn Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Marvin Rains, Treasurerg Carolyn Ijams, Secretaryg Liza Ramage, Women-'s Representative: Bob Simmons, Presidentg John Gaventa, Men's Representative. SOPHOMORE CLASS CABINET--Back Row: Bob Simmons, Presidentg jay McDanielsg Ann Mer Wilson Greeng John Thomasg Dal Macong Paul cerrg Jeannie Phillipsg Susie Peaceg Linda Faulkner Michaelg Howard Vogelg Mike Tilly. Front Row: Julie Lewis. I36 EMILY B. ACREE, A, X9 Jacksonville, Fla. ALAN B. ADAMS, A, ZX Murfreesboro, Tenn. FRANCES C. ADAMS, A, XS? Nashville, Tenn. JAMES R. ADAMS, A, ATO Louisville, Ky. JANE T. ADAMS, A, UBS' Austin, Tex. NANCY R. ADAMS, A Roanoke, Va. STEVEN C. ADAMS, A Cornelia, Ga. THOMAS J. ADKISSON, A, EN Ashland City, Tenn. WILLIAM C. ADKISSON, A, EAE Morrilton, Ark. FREDERICK T. AGRICOLA, A Gadsden, Ala. FRED ALBION, A, BGH Corel Gables, Fla. LEAH L. ALBERS, N, IIB4' Oklahoma City, Okla. CATHERINE A. ALBRIGHT, A, AOTI Nashville, Tenn. JOHN A. ALEXANDER, A, AKE Mobile, Ala. JULIAN P. ALEXANDER, E, KA Jackson, Miss. CHARLES P. ALMOND, A, EN Cleveland, Tenn. MARY M. ALSOBROOK, A Brentwood, Tenn. MICHAEL D. ALTSHULER, A, ZBT Oklahoma City, Okla. JUDY AMUNDSEN, A, X9 Houston, Tex. WILLIAM S. ANDERECK, A, QJKE Memphis, Tenn. BELYNDA J. ANDERSON, E Tulsa, Okla. BOBBY J. ANDERSON, A Huntsville, Ala. LAWRENCE D. ANDERSON, A Huntsville, Ala. THOMAS MCC. ANDERSON, A Wooster, Ohio KAY L. ANNIS, A Lakeland, Fla. TRIAN M. AMYX, A Jeffersontown, Ky. MICHAEL S. APPLEBAUM, ZBT Helena, Ark. ANDREW D. ARGINTAR, A, AEII Tampa, Fla. JOHN K. ASEL, A Dallas, Tex. J. HUNTER ATKINS, A, EAE Nashville, Tenn. DOROTHY J. AUSTEN, N Nashville, Tenn. JAMES L. BACCUS, A Maitland, Fla. CAROLYN S. BAILE, A, AOH Houston, Tex. SUZANNE BAILEY, A, X9 Columbia, Tenn. BONNIE B. BAKER, A Rockville, Md. STEPHEN C. BAKER, A Paducah, Ky. DANA M. BALLANTYNE, A, BSU Houston, Tex. SAM M. BALTHROP, A, GPKE Ashland City, Tenn. HOWARD L. BALTIMORE, A Nashville, Tenn. TERRIL R. BAND, A, AEU Shaker Heights, Ohio THOMAS H. BARFIELD, E Colorado Springs, Colo. BETTY J. BARKMAN, A, IIBCI2 WEAVER C. BARKSDALE, A, AKE Nashville, Tenn. DAVID w. BARNES, A, AE1'l Fayetteville, Tenn. LYNNE A. BARNES, A, KA Decatur, Ga. EDWARD K. BARNETT, E, KE Smyrna, Tenn. PHILLIP C, BARNETT, A Waynesboro, Tenn. ANN L. BARRINGER, N, AOII Raleigh, N. C. JEFFREY T. BARTH, A, ATS? Princeton, N. J. JOHN B. BARTON, A Memphis, Tenn. KARIN F. BATSON, A, Aon Wilmington, Del. JAMES S, BOYKIN, E Murfreesboro, Tenn. WILLIAM E. BEASLEY, A, AKE Athens, Ala. DAVID N. BEAUCHAMP, JR., E, QK2 Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT M. BECK, II, A, KA Lexington, Ky. JOHN G. BECKFORD, A Jacksonville Beach, Fla. MARGARET M. BECKHAM, A Wilmington, N. C. OWEN M. BEITSCH, A, AEII Nashville, Tenn. HORACE M. BENNETT, A Joelton, Tenn. J. THOMAS BENTLEY, A, KE Gadsden, Ala WILLIAM E. BERQUIST, A, KE MARCIA L. BERRINGER, A BEVERLY A. BERRY, N, AOTI JAMES W. BERRY, JR., E KATHY M. BETO, A, IIB4' ROBERT D. BETZEL, A, EX SUZANNE BICHON, A, KA ROBERT W. BICCS, A, EX WILLIAM M. BILLIPS, A, Ben MICHAEL B. BINFORD, A, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. DeBarry, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. Lexington, Ky. Danville, Ky. Lithonia, Ga. Paducah, Ky. Millington, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. DENZIL J. BITER, E Cunningham, Tenn. WILLIAM P. BLAKE, A, KA TROY R. BLANN, A EMILY D. BLAZER, A Birmingham, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. BETTY LYNN BLEDSOE, A, KA9 Cordova, Tenn. NANCY E. BLOUNT, A, A011 BARBARA A. BOLLING, A, xsz AREN G. BOLTON, E, Ben LOU BOND, A, Aon JAMES M. BORCHARDT, E ROBERT s. BOSWELL, E, we LYNDA A. BOUNDS, A W. LEE BOURLAND, A, me BOBBY C. BOUTWELL, E RANDY W. BOWCOTT, A ANN BOWER, A, 1IBfIw Atlanta, Ga. Dalton, Ga. Evergreen, Ala. Dallas, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla. Nashville, Tenn. Tupelo, Miss. Pine Hill, Ala. St. Louis, Mo, Dallas, Tex. BEGE K. BOWERS, A, F473 Elizabethton, Tenn. MARGARET A. BOYD, A D. SCOTT BRADLEY, A, EX Athens, Ga. La Grange, Ill. LAURENCE A. BRADLEY, A, ZBT Beachwood, Ohio ROBERT D. BRADSHAW, A, AKE Dallas, Tex. JAN M. BRAHMS, A Shaker Heights, Ohio ELLEN R. BRAKEBILL, A, KA9 DAVID M. BRATTON, E, me STEPHEN E. BRICE, E, AEII Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Lake Wales, Fla. SCOTT A. BRODARICK, A, HKA Homewood, Ill. Sophomores l38 PETER C. BROGNIEZ, E Houston, Tex. KAREN J. BROOKE, A Fort Lee, N. J. EDWARD S. BROWN, III, A Mayfield, Ky. H. ROGER BROWN, A, HKA Lewisburg, Tenn. MARY JANE BROWN, A Nashville, Tenn. PAM BROWN, N Houston, Tex. TERRENCE C. BROWN, A Jackson Heights, N. Y. WILLARD w. BROWN, JR., A Chagrin Falls, Ohio WILLIAM R. BROWN, A, EX Gallatin, Tenn. H. LEE BUCHANAN, E, EX Nashville, Tenn. RANDY R. BURCH, N Loretto, Tenn. JAMES B. BURGESS, A, ATU Monticello, Ill. PETE BURKE, A, IIKA Shaker Heights, Ohio PATRICK J. BURNS, A, KE Galesburg, 111. RICHARD H. BURR, A Lake Wales, Fla. MELISSA BURRUS, A, A-AA Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT E. BURSLEM, E, AKE Westfield, N. J. BEVERLY A. BURT, A, KA9 Sheffield, Ala. SAMUEL A. BUTTS, A, ATS? Nashville, Tenn. RICHARD E. CALHOON, A Jericho, N. Y. STEPHEN A. CAMBISIOS, A Massapequa Park, N. Y. BRENDA A. CAMPBELL, A Nashville, Tenn. JAMES P. CAMPBELL, E, EX Decatur, Ga. JOHN R. CANNON, A Nashville, Tenn. NEWTON CANNON, A, EAE Nashville, Tenn. RODNEY E. CARL, A Hollywood, Fla. OLIVER C. CARMICHAEL, A, EX South Bend, Ind. JOHN P. CARNES, JR., E, AKE Dallas, Tex. JUDITH A. CARNEY, A Herrin, Ill. CHIP CARPENTER, A, EN Vineyard Haven, Mass. ADAMS P. CARROLL, A, 'IPAQ Norwich, Conn. M. MARSHALL CHAPMAN, A, KA9 Spartanburg, S. C. DANIEL L. CHANDLER, A, ATU Lookout Mtn., Tenn. ROGER A. CHARLET, E, EN Peoria, 111. CONSTANCE R. CHARLTON, N Nashville, Tenn. BOBBY H. CHRISTIAN, A, QPKE Atlanta, Ga. LO F. CHRISTY, A Arlington Heights, Ill. JANICE CHUMBLEY, A Nashville, Tenn. MARY A. CLARK, A, 1'dJB Clearwater, Fla. LOUIS E. CLAYBORN, A, ZBT Cincinnati, Ohio GERALD G. CLERICUZIO, A JEB S. CLOYD, A, EAE REBECCA C. COCHRAN, A MARTHA E. COGBILL, E STEPHEN 1. COHEN, A, ZBT CLARK J. COCHRAN, JR., A, EN ANNE D. COLLINS, A, MB MARY E. COLLINS, A JOSEPH O. CONN, E, EN JOSEPH J. CONNORS, E, KA NICKIE COOPER, A, KAG R. EUGENE CORDELL, A, EX NANCY K. COST, N, Aon Red Bank, N. J. Birmingham, Ala. Athens, Ga. LaGrange, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Coral Gables, Fla. Camilla, Ga. Springfield, Ill. Charlotte, N. C. Jackson, Miss. Houston, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. Hopkinsville, Ky. ROBERT E. COTRELL, E Nashville, Tenn. CLAUDIA S. COWAN, A Nashville, Tenn. DENNIS R. COUCH, A Fayetteville, Tenn. THOMAS L. COULTER, A Hermitage, Tenn. ETHEL E. COX, A, FTB Nashville, Tenn. JEAN E. Cox, A JOSEPH M. Cox, E Louisville, Ky. Plainview, Tex. Sophomores SUSAN O. cox, A, rfma Q. COX, A cox, A, me R. COX, A KIRTLEY T. BLAIR THOMAS HENRY CRAFT, A Battle Creek, Mich. Louisville, Ky. Birmingham, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. PENELOPE A. CRANFIELD, A New Orleans, La. DEBORAH S. CRESSWELL, A, KA Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT D. CRITTON, A, IIRA Aurgra, Ill, SAMUEL K. CROCKER, A, KA Bruce, Miss. MARY MARGARET CROOKETT, A, nm Nashville, Tenn. ELIZABETH L. CROW, N WILLIAM H. CULL, A JIM CUNNINGHAM, E, Am MICHAEL S. CURL, E PAUL E. DALBURL, A HAROLD HALL DAVIDSON, A, Atlanta, Ga. Harrodsburg, Ky. Panama City, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. Oak Park, Ill. ZBT Evansville, Ind. KEITH V. DONNENIELLER, A Bryan, Ohio JOHN E. DAVIS, A Woodbury, N. J. HAROLD B. DAVIS, A Largo, Fla. WILLIAM P. DAVIS, A, IIKA Jacksonville, Fla. RUTH A. DAY, A Clearwater, Fla. KATHLEEN M. DENVIR, A Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM W. DERRYBERRY, A Frankfort, Ky. THOMAS H, DeWITT, A, 'PK'I' No. Kansas City J Mo. GEORGE C. DeZEVALLOS, E, BSU Nashville, Tenn. DEBRA S. DIXON, N, 1 l'B Munster, Ind. JOE E. DIXON, A, IIKA Nashville, Tenn. INIICHAEL C. DILLON, A, PSK Anchorage, Ky. CATHERINE D. DOBBS, A, KA6 M h' , T emp IS enn. ROBERT H. DONNELL, A A. JILL DORFLINGER, A, HBR DONALD B, DORWART, A ROWAN DOUGHERTY, A, KZ SUSAN A. DOZIER, E, AAA CAROL D. DRAPER, A, Xfz DARREL w. DRURY, A Crystal City, Mo. Houston, Tex. Fern Creek, Ky. Knoxville, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Houston, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. MARIA A. DUARTE, A New Bedford, Mass. SUSAN DUFF, A Russellville, Ky. GEORGIA H. DURD, A University Heights, Ohio DAVID F. DYER, E, GIKE DOUG EARTHMAN, E, K3 TERRY H. EASTLAND, A, ZOB CHARLES H. EDINGER, A Cincinnati, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. Dallas, Tex. Louisville, Ky. DAN EDMONDS, A Germantown, Tenn. ROBERT W. EDMONDS, E, KE ANDREW W. EDWARDS, E, KE MARY K. EDWARDS, N MIMI F. EISMAN, A EMILY A. ELDRIDGE, A JOHN G. ELIAS, A, ZBT LUKE L. ELLENBURC, JR., A JOHN R. ELLIOTT, E LARRY E. ELLIOTT, E BERNARD H. ELLIS,'JR., A JERRY D. ELMORE, A MICHAEL S. ELTING, A, KA ANN O. EMERY, A PHILLIP O. ENGLERT, E STEVEN D. EPSTEIN, A, ZBT BETSY J. EVANS, A, AAA SALLY E. EVANS, A, IIB4' SANDRA J. EVANS, A, X9 WINSTON EVANS, A, BGH MARY A. EVINS, A, A011 EMILY L. FAIRCHILD, A, KA6 JANICE A. FARRINGER, A, Aon JOAN R. FERRAN, N, AAA JAMES L. FINE, A, zBT MIKE T. FINNERN, A, ATG HALSEY R. FISCHER, E, me CHARLES G. FISH, E, TKT? JILL FISHBACK, N THOMAS W. FITZGERALD, JR., A SUSAN A. FLEISCHER, N, IVPB G. ALEXANDER FLEMING, A, KA MARGARET A. FLEMING, A, KA9 ALICE S. FOLK, A THOMAS E. FONTANA, A, 'IPKE ANNE D. FORSMAN, A, XC MARY O. FOSTER, N ROBERT A. FOSTER, E DANIEL C. FOX, A, AKE ELIZABETH M. FOX, A, KA JOHN E, FOX, E, BAE ALBERT F. FRAKES, JR., E G. HANEY FRAKES, E, EX J. MICHAEL FRANKS, A, AKE Nashville, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Kingsport, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Miami, Fla. Grosse Point, Mich. Greenville, Tenn. Mobile, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Columbus, Miss. Athens, Ala. McComb, Miss. Denver, Colo. Nashville, Tenn. Cincinnati, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Glen Rock, N. J. Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, ATenn. Smithville, Tenn. Sunshine, La. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla. Boca Raton, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. St. Louis, Mo. Clearwater, Fla. Pensacola, Fla. Columbia, Tenn. Tallulah, Ala. Columbus, Ohio St. Louis, Mo. Baltimore, Md. Nashville, Tenn. Doraville, Ga. Decatur, Ga. Pine Bluff, Ark. Columbia, Tenn. Gallatin, Tenn. ShefHeld, Ala. NORMAN R. FRAUNHEIM, A, B911 Ft. Sheridan, Ill. JOHN G. FREEMAN, A, ZBT Indianapolis, Ind. TRAVIS B. FRENCH, A Waynesboro, Tenn. IVAN J. FROCKT, A, ZBT I. MURRY FUNDERBURG, E, PSK Louisville, Ky. Lookout Mtn., Tenn. ALEXANDRA C. FURMAN, A JOHN H. FUQUA, A, EX MICHAEL B. CARMAN, A, PSK JOHN P. GAVENTA, A Greenville, S. C. Hopkinsville, Ky. Ardmore, Okla. Louisville, Ky. Sophomores CAROLYN A. GAYLE, A, HBS PHILIP C. GEORGE, A, EN HELEN L. GILBERT, A DAVID P. GILL, A, AKE GRACE A. GILLESPIE, A, AAA THOMAS H. GILPIN, A THOMAS GLASSMAN, A, ZRT DAVID K. GODFREY, A. HKA RICHARD W. GOODGAME, A, Houston, Texas. Jacksonville, Fla. Bowling Green, Ky. Seabrook, Tex. Memphis, Tenn. Madison, W. Va. Nash-ville, Tenn. Victoria, Tex. KA Clearwater, Fla. JACQUELINE B. GOODYEAR, A Columbus, Ohio M. MCCLAIN GORDON, A, KE ALAN D. GORMAN, A, AED JIM GOTTO, E SARAH D. GRACEY, A, AAA B. CAROLYN GRANT, A, KA CHERRY J. GRAY, A CATHY W. GRAYSON, N, xo MARILYN s. GREEN, A, IVPB STEVE J. GREEN, E WALTER R. GREEN, JR., E WILSON GREEN, III, A, KA CAROLYN E. GREEVER, N HATTIE G. GRESHAM, A, um MARY L. GRESHAM, N HAL R. GROSS, E, ATS2 DAVID ALLEN GRUMBINE, A, LUCIA A. GUESE, N, Aon VIDKI J. GUEST, A BEN H. GUNN, A, ATS2 GUY W. GUPTON, A LAUREN I. GUTMAN, A KATHRYN HAAG, N, I-QB JAMES G. D. HAAS, E, K2 BRUCE E. HACKETT, E JAMES B. HALL, A, AKE Memphis, Tenn. Union City, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Austin, Tex. Birmingham, Ala. Clarksville, Tenn. South Fulton, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Orlando, Fla. Chilowie, Va. Maxeys, Ga. Tampa, Fla. Hollywood, Fla. HKA Atlanta, Ga. St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Tex. Ponca City, Okla. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Islip, N. Y. Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore, Md. Mount Dora, Fla. HOWARD W. HAMILTON, JR., A, KA ROBERT M. HAMMOND, JR., A EDWARD T. HAND, A ROBBIE M. HAND, N Columbus, Ohio Cartersville, Ga. Bowling Green, Ky. Decatur, Ga. DAVID P. HANKE, JR. Shaker Heights, Ohio WILLIAM P. HARBIN, A, EAE HAROLD H. HARDISON, A Rome, Ga. Columbia, Tenn. CHARLES H, HARRIS, JR., E, EN Elizabethtown, Ky. EDWARD G. HARNESS, JR., A. EX Cincinnati, Ohin FRANK W. HARRELL, A GINGER HARRIS, A, Aon SANDRA J. HARRIS, A D. LARK HAYES, A STEPHEN H. HAYWARD, A HAYDEN F. HEAPHY, A, ATU MARY E. HEASTY, N LISA L. HEINRICH, A JANET A. HELMS, N DONALD E. HEMKE, A HAYWOOD H. HENDERSON, JR THOMAS G. HENDERSON, A THOMAS J, HENDERSON, A CHIP HICKERSON, A, EX ALEX F. HICKEY, A JANE M. HIGDON, A Ocala, Fla. Chamblee, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Brentwood, Tenn. Sikeston, Mo. Louisville, Ky. McLean, Va. Houston, Tex. Shelburn, Ind. Titusville, Fla. ., E, KA Columbia, S. C. Angola, La. Fairborn, Ohio Manchester, Tenn. Juneau, Alaska Copperhill, Tenn. FONTAINE S. HILL, A, EAE JOHN T. HILL, A ELLEN V. HILLMAN, N DAVID K. HIRSCHMAN, A, ZBT Cincinnati, DOUGLAS L. HIRT, E, fbKt1f JOHN A. HOBBS, E JULIE G. HOLMES, N NANCY HOLZAPPLE, A, T453 PHILLIP M. HON, E, KE SUSAN J. HORTON, A, K9 JEANIE W. HOUSHOLDER, A, PORTER D. HOWELL, A, EAE THOMAS A. HOY, A, KA JOHN A. HUBBUCK, A ANDREA HUGHES, A, AAA MARTHA L. HUGHES, A, xo PHYLLIS C. HUNTER, A Memphis, Tenn. Yorba Linda, Calif. Nashville, Tenn. Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Houston, Tex. Wilmington, Del. Arlington, Va. Chattanooga, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala. KA Tullahoma, Tenn. DEBRA S. HOWARD, A, AOII Murfreesboro, Ten D. Atlanta, Ga, Decatur, Ga. New Albany, Ind. Dallas, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. KATHRYN HUTCHISON, A, KA9 Atlanta, G3- SARA L. HUTCHISON, N Brentwood, Tenn. E. CAROLYN IJAMS, N, IIBfb Memphis, Tenn. PEGGY E. INGRAM, N, AAA Memphis, Tenn. ANNIE E. JACKSON, A Murfreesboro, Tenn. JOEL S. JANCO, E Tulsa, Okla ROBERT H. JARMAN, A, 'PAS Atlanta, Ga. STUART C. JARVIS, A, Ben Louisville, Ky. ELIZABETH A. JENKINS, A, KA9 Gainesville, Fla. MICHAEL S. JENNINGS, A, EN Wendbtny, Tenn. JOE B. JEWELL, A, KE Lebanon, Tenn. DONALD W. JOHNSON, E, EN Nashville, Tenn. RANDALL B. JOHNSON, E, EN Chattanooga, Tenn. RICHARD L. JOHNSON, E, EN Kingsport, Tenn. SCOTT A. JOHNSON, A, 'IDKYI' Skokie, Ill. SCOTT J. JOHNSON, A, KA Lexington, Ky. STEVE W. JOHNSON, A, ATSZ Atlanta, Ga. TERRY JOHNSON, N, Aon Atlanta, Ga. WALKER H. JOHNSON, A, EAR Baton Rouge, La. AMELIA J, JOHNSTON, A Wynne, Ark. DONALD M. JOHNSTON, A, me Ardmore, Okla. RUTHANNA JOLLEY, A, KA9 Atlanta, Ga. DAVID M. JONES, A ELLIOTT W. JONES, E, EX KATHERINE B. JONES. A NANCY L. JONES, A R. LEWIS JONES, E, EX Asheville, N. C. Nashville, Tenn. Crossville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Lula, Miss. WILLIAM S. JONES, A Fulton, Ky. JOHN A. JORDAN, E McMinnville, Tenn. BETTY G. JORGENSEN, A, FTB Memphis, Tenn. KATHERINE A. JUSTUS, E, KA Beloit, wis. JAMES M. KALLISON, JR., MICHAEL B. KANE, A JOHN M. KASDAN, A STEVEN F. KASET, A, zm DAVID C. KEENE, A CAROLYN M. KEITH, N CHRISTOPHER L. KELLY, A, A. LOUISA KEMP, N, AOH CAROLYN KEMP. A, KA9 NANCY A. KENNEY, A JAMES H. KEPPER, III E, AEII San Antonio, Tex. Miami Beach, Fla. Louisville, Ky. Chattanooga, Tenn. Scdalia, Colo. Columbus, IIKA Birmingham, Texarkana Dallas, 9 Frostburg, New Orlean Ss Ind Ala. Ark. Tex. Md. La MARTHA K. KEY, A, AOII Murfreesboro, Tenn. MOLLY L. KIDWELL, A Dallas, Tex. JACK F. KING, JR., A, BGTI Columbus, Ga. WILLIAM S. KING, A Memphis, Tenn. MARJORIE M. KIRKPATRICK, A St. Louis, Mo. BARNEY D. KLEHMAN, A Forest Hills, N. Y. ROBERT J. KLEINHANS, A, IIKA Louisville, Ky. ALEX C. KLIROS, A, BBII Atlanta, Ga. JOEL M. KNIGHT, A, ATS? Gadsden, Ala. E. LEE KNISLEY, A, AOTI Johnson City, Tenn. KATHRYN L. KNUTSON, A Hollywood, Fla. LILA L. KOHLBERG, A, FfI1B St. Louis, Mo. ARTHUR A. KOPTA, E Merrick, N. Y. DEBRA L. KRATZ, A Evansville, Ind. ALAN B. KRICHMAN, E, AEII Livingston, N. J. JAMES C. KURTZ, A, EX Oak Ridge, Tenn. MARTHA J. LABARE, A St. Louis, MO. VICKI L. LAFOLLETTE, A, AAA New Albany, Ind. JOHN B. LANE, A Murfreesboro, Tenn. GARY LANG, E Rumson, N. JAMES M. LARSEN, E, ATU Oak Ridge, Tenn. WILLIAM D. LARY, A, B911 Shreveport, La. MARY E. LASHLEY, A, AAA Albany, Ga. DONALD H. LAWLEY, JR., A, ATO Paducah, Ky. BILL J. LAYNC, A, -PKR ELLEN C. LEE, E, KA9 ROBERT w. LEIGH, A, Atlanta, Ga. Dallas, Tex. EN St. Louis, Mo. RICH LEITZEN, E, ATS! JULIA E. LEWIS, A Mt. Prospect, Ill. Louisville, Ky. GEORGE E. LIESMANN, A, EN Greenfield, Wis. JOSEPHINE W. LIGHTNER, A, KA9 Tullahoma, Tenn. RICHARD A. LITZ, A, AEH Munhall, Pa. DIANA K. LOCKWOOD, A, FTB Franklin, Tenn. TERRY J. LODGE, A, Ben L. SUSAN LOESER, N MITCHELL E. LOHR, A, ATSZ Madison, Ind. Louisville, Ky. Rockville, Md. BUZZ LOMBAER, A, ZX BRYAN H. LONG, E, PSK Cincinnati, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. JOSEPH B. LONG, E LUCY D. LONG, A JEFF B. LOVE, A, me ANN LOVERINC, N JOSEPH T. LYNN, A MICHAEL A. LYoNs, A ALAN H. MACLIN, A, EN DAL R. MACON, A, EN SALLIE MADIGAN, A, AAA MARY J. MAGEE, A, X52 JOHN C. MAGGART, A, LILLYAN H. MAJOR, A ANTHONY D. MALLAMA, A ELIZABETH H. MANN, AAA LAWRENCE A. MANSON, A ALICE F. MARABLE, A Springfield, Tenn. Garuthersville, Mo. Houston, Tex. Arlington, Va. Charlottesville, Va. Eatontown, N. J. Du Quoin, Ill. Kirkwood, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. Clarksville, Tenn. EAE Lebanon, Tenn. Hartsville, Tenn. Solon, Ohio Collierville, Tenn. Groves, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS A. MARBERRY, A Oklahoma City, Okla. STEPHEN L. MARKELZ, A Joliet, Ill. ROBERT L. MARLOWE, A, Al ll Chattanooga, Tenn. LARRY R. MARSH, E, 'PKWI' St. Petersburg, Fla. ANNE L. MARTIN, A, AAA Dallas, Tex. ARTHUR L. MARTIN, JR., A, PSK Blountstown, Fla. Sophomores HENRY A. MARTIN, A NANCY MASON, A, NAB STEVEN S. MASON, A, AEII ERIC D. MATISON, A J. BARRET MATTHEWS, A. EN LYLE M. MATTHEWS, A MIMI MAYES, N, nm, WILLIAM L. MAYO, E, ARE SUSAN D. MCANDREWS, A, mu CHARLES R. MQBRIER, A, ARE MICHAIL L. MCCLESKEY, A LAURA B. MCCLUNC, A, me Nashville, Tenn. Ft. Worth, Tex, Lexington, Ky. Hattiesburg, Miss. Barretville, Tenn. Cowan, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Bethesda, Md. Odessa, Tex. Dallas, Tex. CHARLES D. MACCORMACK, III, E, IDKXII ALICE A. MCCORMICK, A ANDREW, W. MCCOSH, A, ATS! CAROLUN A. MQCOY, A, xn JOHN B. MCDANIEL, A, -I-AQ L. JANE McDOWELL, A DOUGLAS M. MCDUFF, E, EX Jackson, Tenn, Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, Md. Birmingham, Ala. San Antonio, Tex. Muncie, Ind. Hattiesburg, Miss. JAMES R. MCFERRIN, A, fl'KE Murfreesboro, Tenn. MARGARET A. MCINNES, A T. ANDREW MCKINNON, A, EN WILLIAM A. MCLARTY, A, IIKA LARRY MCMICHAEL, A, 'DAG GARNETT MCMILLAN, A, KE JANE E. MCPHERSON, A, KA MICHAEL J. MEASE, E BENJAMIN MEEKS, A, HKA PAUL A. MENTZER, A BARBARA A. MERCER, N ANNE L, MERCIER, A D. CHRISTI MERRILL, A, AAA JEFFERY D. MIANO, A PAUL R. MICHAEL, A, ZBT ROBERT W. MICHEL, A, ZBT B. TERRY MILLER, A, IIKA Augusta, Ga. Pensacola, Fla. Oxford, Miss. Marietta, Ga. Chickamauga, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Westfield, N. Nashville, Tenn. Rocky River, Ohio Milwaukee, Wis. Houston, Tex. Kansas City, Mo. Orlando, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Memphis, Tenn. Richardson, Tex. DAN MILLER, A, ff'A9 Memphis, Tenn. ELIZABETH K. MILLER, A Lookout Mtn., Tenn. JEAN C. MILLER, A Jefferson City, Tenn. ROSEMARY T. MILTON, A Louisville, Ky. EDWARD F. MITCHEI., JR., A Nashville, Tenn. DIANE C. MIX, A, KA Atlanta, Ca. ANTHONY M. MONOPOLI, A D. CAMERON MONTGOMER G. THOMAS MOOR, A CHERYL A. MOORE, N JOANNE S. MOORE, A, TTB LARRY MOORE, A, AEII JOAN MORGAN, A LEE R. MORGAN, A, AAA MACKIE MORRIS, A, ATU STEPHEN C. MORTON, A, CPKIS MARK A. MOSELEY, A MICHAEL MOSELEY, A, Ex MICHAEL I. MOTT, E, fbkz Shelton, Conn. Y, A, AKE Greenville, Miss. Marietta, Ga. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Westport, Conn. Memphis, Tenn. Houston, Tex. Rome, Ga. Bonham, Tex. Mountain Home, Ark. Quanah, Tex. Metairie, La. Brentwood, Tenn. MARGARET A. MOUNT, N, PDB Highland Park, Ill. NANCI J. MOVERY, A Glenview, Ill. ROGER K. MUI, A, BGII Oklahoma City, Okla. ROBERT D. MULLINS, A, PEK Mulberry, Tenn. JESSE B. MURPHY, E Hornbeak, Tenn. L. LYNN MURRAY, A, AOII Huntsville, Ala. BEN A. MUSE, JR., A Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL L. MUSE, A, 'FK3 Ann Arbor, Mich. NORMAN S. MYATT, E, AKE Huntington, W. Va. PATRICIA L. NALLEY, A, KA New Orleans, La. FRANK W. NEAL, E Austin, Tex. MARY E. NELLUMS, A Kirkwood, Mo. GARY L. NEUEN, A Columbus, Ind. ROBERT M. NEUMEISTER, JR., A, HKA Charlottesville, Va. CAROLYN NEUWOEHNER, A, H349 St. Louis, Mo. WILLIAM M. NEWMAN, JR., A, B611 Louisville, Ky. DAVID A. NICHOLS, E Alexandria, Va. NANCYW. NICHOLS, A, KA Jackson, Miss. E, EN Lgngtt, RALPH W. NOBLE, A, 'PKYP Houston, Tex. PATRICIA B. NOOJIN, A, KA9 Gadsden, Ala. MICHAEL K. NORMAN, E Nashville, Tenn. FRANK O. NORTHRUP, A, 'PA9 Parkersburg, W. Va. JAY C. OATES, A, HGH Beaumont, Tex. EDWARD N. O'BEIRNE, III, A, B911 Atlanta, Ga. JANE M. OSHAGAN, A Yardley, Pa. J. VAN OLIVER, A, IPAQ Cincinnati, Ohio EDWARD C. O'REAR, III, E, AKE Versailles, Ky. MICHAEL C. OSBORNE, E Old Hickory, Tenn. DOROTHY A. OVERSTREET, A Jackson, Miss. SUSAN L. OWEN, A, AAA CARL R. PAGE, A, EAE WILLIAM S. PAINTER, A, EN MICHAEL O. PARKER, A, EN NANCY G. PARKER, A, X52 JOANNE J. PARRY, A, IIBCID J. KIRBY PATE, E. Ben CHUCK F. PATRICK, E, KA BURTON R. PATTERSON, E, MARIBETH PATTERSON, A RICHARD O. PATTERSON PSK Jackson, Miss. Russellville, Ky. Jackson, Miss. Jonesboro, Ark. Montgomery, Ala. Memphis, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Kirkwood, Mo. Birmingham, Ala. Cincinnati, Ohio Houston, Tex. Sophomores SUSAN E. PEACE. A, AAA LINDA E. PERRET, A BRENDA J. PERRY, A ROBERT J. PERRY, A, fI,IoIf LEN Y. PERSONS. A, me ANN HUNTER PETREE, A, IIA DIANE PHILLIPS, A. NBII' JEAN L. PHILLIPS, A III-II ,IoHN Lx. PHILLIPS. A, IIIIA WILLIAM cs. PHILLIPS, A Niles, Mich. New Orleans, La. Corpus Christi, Tex. Dallas, Tex. Houston, Tex. Jasper, Ala. Columbus, Ohio Owensboro, Ky. YVilmingtoII, Del. Chattanooga, Tenn. LESLIE M. PICKERING. A, IIBII- Dallas, Tex. JAMES F. PILAND, A, HHH ROBERT E. PISTON, A HENRY D. PLATT, A, IIKA RICK C. PLUMB, E. UKA STEPHEN L. POPE. E, 'Nfl KATHRYN V. POWELL, A. URW' ROBERT L. POWELL. A, IIIKE SARAH E. POYNOR, A HERVEY A. PRIDDY, E, BOII MARTHA PRIDDY, A PEGGY M. PROCTOR, A, DUB JEAN N. PRUITT, A CYNTHIA PRYOR, A DOUGLAS P. QUAY, A Brentwood, Tenn. johnson City, Tenn. Kingsport, Tenn. Bette-ndorf, Iowa Memphis, Tenn. Dallas, Tex. Elmira, N. Y. Nashville, Tenn. Dallas, Tex. Louisville, Ky. Columbia, INIo, Pelham. N. Y. Huntsville, Ala. Signal Mtn., Tenn. BARD QUILLMAN, JR., A, EN Hendersonville, Tenn. RICHARD E. QUINN, JR., E, EN Marshall, Mo. DANIEL H. RADER, III, A. XX MARY N. RAFFERTY, A MARGARET M. RAINES, N B. MANRIN RAINS, A, KA LIZA RAMAGE, A, IIRQQ BARBARA A. RAMSEY, A, HBfIf RICHARD E. RANSOM. A Oak Ridge, Tenn. Wyatt, Mo. Miami, Fla. Clearwater, Fla. Houston, Tex. Dallas, Tex. Hopewell Jet., N. Y. SHAWNEE RATHBONE, A, KAO Baton Rouge, La. DAVID H. REED, A Marshall, Mich. DAVID S. REED, A LOUIS G. REESE, A, HKA JAMES B. REGEN, III, E, xx ELIZABETH G. REHM, A JUNE E. RHOAD, A CRAIG G. RHOMBS, A J. DAVID RICHARDSON, A, EA THOMAS L. RICKE, A, Ron JANET RICKMAN, A, KA JAMES D. RIDDELL, E, EN JOHN SAM RIDLEY, A, we GERALD F. RITTER, A, EX Clearwater, Fla. Dallas, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. Versailles, Ky. Savannah, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Dania, Fla. Hartsville, Tenn. Glenview, Ill. Smyrna, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. ELIZABETH A. ROBASSON, N Castalian Spgs., Tenn. SHELLEY G. ROBERTS, A, KAO Winston-Salem, N. C. WILLIAM S. ROBERTS, A, KE Richmond, Va. WILLIAM A. ROBERTSON, E, EN McLean, Va. JEANNE L. ROBINETTE, A Nashville, Tenn. KATHALEEN R. RODES, N Mexico, MO. CARL RODNEY, A, ATQ HARVEL M. ROGERS, JR., E J. JAMESON ROGERS, A, -Me JONATHAN D. ROLLOW, A CHARLES M. ROMIG, E, HOU RALEIGH F. ROMINE, A DAVID ROSENBLATT, E, xm- CORINNE E. ROYCE, A DAVID w. ROYCE, A HOWARD C. RUBIN, A, AEII DOROTHY D. RUFF, A, AAA JOHN B. RUSHING, E, EX WILLIAM L. SAFLEY, A T. ALFRED SAMS, JR., E, KA JACQUELINE SAMUELS, N Nashville, Tenn. Waverly, Tenn. Tupelo, Miss. Washington, D. C. Blackwood, N. J. Greenville, Miss. Scarsdale, N. Y. Ladue, Mo. Little Rock, Ark. Nashville, Tenn. Tupelo, Miss. Morganfield, Ky. Jackson, Miss. Macon, Ga. New Orleans, La. CHARLES J. SANDERS, III, E, we Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL A. SANFORD, A, TKE Prospect, Ky. MICHAEL A. SAUCIER, E, XIX Hattiesburg, Miss. RICHARD A. SAYLES, A, BAE Gatlinburg, Tenn. CHESTER A. SCHMIDT, A, KE Evansville, Ind. DEEDE SCHMIDT, N Wausau, Wis. JAMES D. SCHMITT, E, B911 Louisville, Ky. ANDREA SCHROEDER, A Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. GERRY E. SCHROEDER, A, KIDAS Normal, Ill. THOMAS W. SCHIULTE, A, 'PK'I' Webster Groves, Mo. PATRICK D. SCHULTEA, A, EN New Orleans, La. KAREN L. SCHUMACHER, N Bonne Terre, NIO. GARY E. SCRUGGS, A, EN Madison, Tenn. GEORGE R. SCOTT, A Madison, Tenn. ROGER G. SCOTT, A, PSK Louisville, Ky. MARGARET R. SEDDON, N Murfreesboro, Tenn. JOHN T. SEFTON, A Jacksonville, Fla. FRANCES G. SELLERS, N, KA Anniston, Ala. MIKE R. SEYMOUR, A, ATU Columbus, Ohio LELAND S. SHACKLEFORD, A, fl-KE Harlingen, Tex. LARRY SHAINMAN, A, ZBT Clayton, Mo. JOAN H. SHANNON, A Nashville, Tenn. LAWRENCE A. SHAPIN, A, AEII Louisville, Ky. DAVID M. SHAW, A Evansville, Ind. FREDERICK L. SHIELS, A Hattiesburg, Miss. WILLIAM M. SHIRLEY, A, 'bK'P Winston-Salem, N. C. KATHY SILVERMAN, A, AAA Evansville, Ind. g .-.. si .. 'QW Sophomores BARBARA M. SIMMONS, A, KA9 Lookout Mtn., Tenn. ROBERT B. SIMMONS, A, KA CAROL SIMMONS, A KATHY J. SIMPKINS, E CAD C. SIMPSON. A, KAo HAROLD H. SIMPSON, II, fl'K'I' ROBERT G. SIMPSON, A SUSAN E. SINGLEY, A JOHN A. SIXTA. A, WK! A. DAVID SLATER, A, KA JOSEPH C. SLAUCHTER, A ALAN C. SMITH, A BILL S. SMITH, A, ATS! DCTTYE I. SMITH, E FRED B SMITH, E, Rell Dallas, Tex. Kansas City, Mo. Hagerstown, Md. Houston, Tex. Lancaster, Ky. Louisvillc, Ky. Ithaca, N. Y. Houston, Tex. Indianapolis, Ind. Mayfield, Ky. Jackson, Miss. Springdale, Ark. Milan, Tenn. Brcntwood, Tenn. PATRICIA A. SMITH, A St. Albans, W. Va. SMITTY SMITH, A, IIB4' Findlay, Ohio STEPHEN L. SMITH, A Muscle Shoals, Ala. WILLIAM G. SMITH, E JANE C. SNELL, A WILLIAM SNODDY, A, UNA Rockwood, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Jasper, Ala. MARTIN M. SNYDERMAN, A, K5 Little Rock, Ark. WILLIAM O. SOLMS, A LIBBY SOWELL, N DAVID M. SPALDING, A DOROTHY A. SPENCER, A MICHAEL C. SPEROS, A SUSAN A. SPRATT, A, KA DENISE A. STALLINGS, N, 'KA ROBERT F. STAMPS, JR., E, 5-KE KATIE STARK, A JAMES A. STEENBERGEN, A ELIZABETH A. STEIN, A JIM STELLJES, A RICHARD J. STELZER, A, ZBT ANN R. STEPHENS, A, KA Coral Gables, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Winter Park, Fla. Ottawa, Kans. Memphis, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Evansville, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. Tullahoma, Tenn. Urbana, Ill. St. Louis, Mo. Atlanta, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Pulaski, Tenn. ' ww Z. lf- jr'LlQN 22?'1EXlCO.:5-5 , .4-- i U f, . MARK A. STEVENS, A THOMAS L. STEWART, A DAVID S. STIERLE, A CORY E. STILES, A CHARLES A. STILWELL, JR., A THOMAS J. STOKES, E, EN JOHN W. STORY, E, KA RODDY L. STORY, JR., E, Ben CYNTHIA K. STOW, A CHARLES R. B. STOW, A SARA JANE STRAIGHT, A, IIB-In BECKY H. STRIEF, A, KA9 PETER C. STRYKER, A, AKE TERRENCE L. STULL, A, KA MARTHA E. SUBER, A HARRY B. SULLIVAN, E, KZ J. MICHAEL SULLIVAN, E KATHERINE M. SUTTON, A, AAA WILLIAM D. SWANEY, A MEREDITH SWEAT, A, AAA Bloomington, Ill. Birmingham, Ala. Louisville, Ky. Houston, Tex. Macon, Ga. Miami, Fla. Dallas, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Darien, Conn. Miami, Fla. Dallas, Tex. Grosse Ile, Mich. Huntsville, Ala. Perry, Ga. Clinton, S.C. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Cincinnati, Ohio Jackson, Miss. J. ROBERT SWEENEY, A, SIPKE Germantown, Tenn. SHIRLEY A. TALMAGE, A East Hampton, N.Y. JEROME TANNENBAUM, A, AEII New York, N.Y. DOUGLAS TAPPAN, A, AKE SILVIA P. TATE, N ANNIE J. TAYLOR, A PATRICIA K. TAYLOR, A, xo WILLIAM W. TEECARDEN, A RICHARD W. TERRY, A RUDY G. TERRY, E, Ben WILLIAM F. TERRY, A RUDY THACKER, A, ATG NORMAN L. THIENEL, E JOHN L. THOM, JR. E,-:uw E. BRAC THOMA, A, ATS! JOHN B. THOMAS, A, EX Mobile, Ala. Cincinnati, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. Jackson, Miss. Louisville, Ky. DeRidder, La. Westport, Conn. Brentwood, Tenn. Lan-gley, Ky. Herndon, Va. Pensacola, Fla. Tullahoma, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Q1 ,. I-pf-A 'refggw ,, ,, , 'V V . , ,353 I tw . . K 1 an VV 4, 3 2 I 1' Z ., , rr ,V ' will V 5 -M We YE! :, . V: V A f' . Vf ' TV'-.....-v - M- A-A-. of Uv fd 'F' I . R. . , W ' -H rr - V' ' ' ,V 'Q ' ' - ' . I ,,, A ta Q V A V ' I ' ,,,, u,,' ' ' Q V T HV ' Q ' ff 'T-. if , fx-+f r V Y JV V' I I . aa , .nv I .W W-.D ,zz r , gfzft 1 V. W ' 5' V - S ' ' V V W f .... M N Q 1 I ' , 'f f f V , ,,.,, . . , ,, .. , ,V . I . 2- ff es ' I W V -T Q M, f ' ' j f WJT7' K, f ' V -M-' . If f fr f .F ,.. , V ', ' filifilfilfy mliii 5Vi 'i ' f'f l' V VTTIY A , , J, WW A :Q ,,,, I ., . 'Tw ,'-f, 4 Q . . . f vff au V ff' V .. .V -- If 1' -I ai :ZX I Y' .V Via? ' ww In . W . V W .gt Wk ,E M, It . .,,,, , ,H M., A , 1' ' A , A ' A fx V ' 5 . V 4 , ' Y ' ,. f . 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TROWBRIDOE, E, SIN, RUSSELL B. TRUELL, E, 41142 ROBERT J. TRULASKE, A, KA J. MITCHELL TUFTS, A, EAE SUSAN E. TURNER, N Jackson, Miss. Nashville, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. Fontenac, Mo. Atlanta, Ga. McLean, Va. TIMOTHY R. TURNER, A MICHAEL URBAN, A, EN MARY O. USHER, A SANDY VANDERORIFT, A, 1--IB Nashville, Tenn. Houston, Tex. Houston, Tex. Mexico City, Mex. JOANNA K. VANDERKAMP, A Rock Island, Ill. S. DIRK VAN HOESSEN, E, B91'I Deertield, Ill. JAMES G. VAUGHAN, E Bolivar, Tenn. STEVE L. VAYNES, A Oak Hill, W.Va. BARRY R. VICKERY, A Woodlawn, Tenn. HOWARD H. VOGEL, A, ATQ Paris, Tenn. ROBERT H. VOGELEI, A, ATS2 Freeport, Ill. REBECCA L. WAGGONER, A Grosse Pointe, Mich. KAREN R. WAGNER, A, IIBCIJ Chattanooga, Tenn. JAMES T. WALKER, A, ATS? Clearwater, Fla. R. RUSTY WALTON, A, KE Germantown, Tenn. GREGORY D. WANDA, E Chicago, Ill. STEVE H. WARDEN, A, BAE Bluetield, W.Va. MARGARET J. WARDER, A Nashville, Tenn. SUSAN E. WARE, A, me STEPHEN H. WARREN, A BARBARA J. WATSON, A DOROTHEA E. WEBB N THORPE D. WEBER, A, ATQ ALISON WEBSTER, A JEFFREY P. WEEKS, A, KA KARL R. WEISS, E JOHN S. WELLES, JR., A BOBBIE L. WELLS, A Dallas, Tex. Owensboro, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Joplin, Mo. Huntsville, Ala. Plant City, Fla. Madison, Conn. Plainfield, N.J. Dallas, Tex. A AA all , gf ,- . . , ,, .t - N. -' .. MZ -54 he I 11 My - .. f ' L V ' A V E' W ff .. .. .. H .lm Jr M A K .1 'Q' R LV JUDITH A. WELLWARD, A, 111341 Morristown, NJ. RICHARD O. WESSEL, E Webster Groves, Mo. BETTE K. WEST, A, AOII Memphis, Tenn. REEVES C. WESTBROOK, A Marietta, Ga. MARGARET A. WHALEY, A Bloomington, Ind, STEPHEN B. WHIPPLE, A, EAE Atlanta, Ga. FRED E. WHITE, A, EN Atlanta, Ga. JAMES K. WHITE, A, QA9 Tulsa, Okla. LOUIS A. WICHT, E Dahlonega, Ga. STEPHEN M. WILBERS, A, B911 Wyoming, Ohio STEVE A. WILGUS, E, QKKP Madisonville, Ky. FRANCES C. WILLIAMS, A Morristown, Tenn. KAROL K. WILLIAMS, A Meridian, Miss. MITCH WILLIAMS, A, ATS? Texarkana, Ark. EDGAR P. WILLIAMSON, III, A Ellicott City, Mich. J. ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON, E, CPAB Birmingham, Ala. SHERRY G. WILLIS, A Millington, Tenn. DIANA L. WILSON, A Nashville, Tenn. SARAH WILSON, A, KA Dallas, Tex. COLLEEN K. WILT, A Nashville, Tenn. ARNOLD C. WINOKUR, A, AEII Roslyn Heights, N.Y. SALLY W. WINSLOW, A Henrietta, N.Y. JAMES D. WITHERINGTON, A, KE Covington, Tenn. LELAND A. WITHERS, JR., E, KE Mableton, Ga. FRANK G. WITHERSPOON, JR., A, EAE Nashville, Tenn. TOM A. WITTENBRAKER, A, fI2A9 Dallas, Tex. 4, ty . ,,,, 1 32 1. . gp ,W , , X 0 fs, 3 1 u 1 f 1 . .. , , Q., , . ,mf , ax., .. ,. .7 ,, ,,,, , . AW . .f - ff 'f :' 3 ...af f 1 'Q ' R A , 'Y' if I , ...hi I 1 f. 4? k, ' .1 V, L., A IA A 'Jrr S is A . y . V , Y' A W ' W, V, ' ' A Tig, V, ,. , vv4 2' V, A ' , .. . E I W ,LA A 41 V2 -Ja 1 ...,. we Z ' , ,J , W . ,xc -raw .. .Z V if . . . 77 . A . 2 . wt It L ,Q 3, ' I . . ' I 4 A ' A ' .... ' . - .... , . .sei .V . 4 .4 J.. I tty .. A-.M Q , A ' . 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Rocks Beach, Fla Q - ,M,.....,. ,-sl, . -Q , .,,.,..,,,,,,.,.. ..- - I Freshman Class ar 'W 'VY ' ' 'MEM sf , W First Row: Charmaine Gilb, Kitty Bankston, Sperrie Kalanzis, Jim Coleman, Chris Riddell, Second Row: Sallie Dean, Karen Hooper, Mary Buchanan, Mary Riley, Mary Adams, Bill Chenoweth, Young Dempsey, Wen Baugh. Third Row: Andy Marion, Ralph Loomis, Ron Linder, Jeff Ross, Clarence Smith. I54 'IPF fr E . B -A ,,.. .A , , . fi Q ..- S I Ieee if -T' .6 ,AQ , -if +251 ll, J :Q . ' if? .ef - T uit r K' 'emi' HENRY J. ABBOTT, ARS GRAHAM H. ABELL, ARS, BAE E. FRANCES ADAMS, N F. LOUISE ADAMS, ARS MARY C. ADAMS, N, AAA H. GRANT ADCOX, E, RRI, NEAL J. ADLER, ARS, ZBT R, ANN AHERN, ARS, X9 JOHN N. AKINS, ARS Madison, Tenn. Monroe, La. Chattanooga, Tenn. Irvington, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. Union, N. J. Kingsport, Tenn. Jackson, Miss. Y GEORGE L. ALISSANDRATOS, ASLS, 'PK-J ALICE C. ALLEN, A845 JOHN S. ALLISON, JR., ASLS ROBERT L. AMMARELL, A8eS, EX JOHN F. ANDERSON, ASLS, BAE Memphis, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Bethesda, Md. Miami, Fla. Atlanta, Ca. SANDRA F. ANDERSON, ASLS, P4513 Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM J. ANDERSON, E, KE MARY K. ANDREWS, E Covington, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. ANNE M. APPLEGARTH, ARS, AAA Atlanta, Ge. PHILIP J. APPLEYARD, ARS, AR: Glenview, Ill. SHIRLEY N. ARCHIBALD, ARS, TTB River Edge, N.J. ANDRE GEORGE ARGEAUX, ARS Clearwater, Fie. DONALD E. ARMSTRONG, JR., ARS Louisville, Ky. TOM D. ARNHOLT, ARS, ATO Columbus, Ind. CARLOS B. AROSTEGUI, ARS, Ben Augusta, Ge. FRANCES A. AUSTIN, ARS, HB4- Medina, Ohio MARY J. AVRIETT, ASLS, Ffl'B St. Woodward, Okla. E. BRENDA AWORI, ARS JOHN C. BACHNER, ARS CHARLES R. BAHLMAN, E DANIEL W. BAJUS, E, KPKE Nairobi, Kenya Rocky River, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Annapolis, Md. KATINA M. BALLANTYNE, E, HB4' Houston, Tex. SUSAN K. BAKER, N, XSZ WILLIAM F. BANKS, ASLS, EX KATHRINE I. BANKSTON, ASLS, NANCY C. BARCO, A8tS CHRIS S. BARNARD, A845 FRANK D. BARRY, A815 W. PHILLIP BA'UGH, A8cS, B9U Oak Ridge, Tenn. Jacksonville, Fla. AOII Metairie, La. Elizabethtown, Ky. Southpart, Conn. Fayetteville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS L. BAUMANN, ASIS, fbKE Springfield, Ill. JOHN B. BEARDEN, ARS, EAE JOHN T. BECK, ARS, ATO Nashville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. R. RANDOLPH BECKNER, A8cS, TKE Sarasota, Fla. JAMES z. BEDFORD, E, EN BRUCE J. BEEBER, ARS, zB1' LINDA I. BELL, N ROBERT R. BENDT, ARS VERNON P. BENNER, E, PSK BARCLAY A. BENNETT, E, XII BARBARA M, BENSON, ARS, Aon GAIL L. BENTLEY, N, HBR MICHAEL J. BENTON, E, 'PKXI' Silver Spring, Md. Atlanta, Ga. Ann Arbor, Mich. Hempstead, N. Y. Columbus, Ohio Winchester, Tenn. Burlington, Iowa Tulsa, Okla. Richmond, Ind. JIM R. BERKELEY, ARS, .AKE Monterrey, NL, Mex. KATHRYN E. BERKELEY, ARS, KA Dallas, Tex. THOMAS E. BERNHARDT, E, KE MARY L. BEVINGTON, N, AAA DAVID M. BIGHAM, ARS CLYDE A. BILLINGS, JR., ARS JOHN M. BLACK, E WILLIAM H. BLACK, E, KA A. DWIGHT BLAIR, ARS, EAE Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Charlotte, N. C. Memphis, Tenn. Charleston, Mo. Tyler, Tex. Odenville, Ala. CHARLES E. BLANKENSHIP, E J. KAY BLEDSOE, ASLS, AAA BRENT A. BLUE, A8rS GEORGE R. BLUE, JR., Aas WILLIAM L. BODEM, E, ZBT LINDA C. BODINE, Aas BRUCE F. BOLDT, Aas, EN WALTER F. BOND, A8aS, BAE CAROL A. BONNER, Aas JAMEs L. BOOTH, E, -bm' JAN L. BOOTH, Aas FREDRICKA M. BORLAND, A8cS Madison, Tenn Atlanta, Ga Louisville, Ky Greeneville, Tenn Atlanta, Ga Gainesville, Ga Louisville, Ky Nashville, Tenn Avon, Conn Nashville, Tenn Kansas City, Kans Houston, Tex JEAN A. BOSWELL, Aas san Bento, Tex. DONALD w. BOWDEN, Aas Kirkwood, Mo. BARRY V. BOWMAN, A8LS, RK: Oswego, Ill. CHRIS B. BOWRING, Aas, CDAG Plainfield, N. J. JOHN E. BRANDON, Aas Springfield, Tomi. ROBERT P. BRANDON, E, CPKE Havre de Grace, Md. MELINDA J. BRANSCOMB, A8cS, AAA Birmingham, Ala. BERYLA R. BRANSON, N, KA Dixon, Ill. CHRIS H. BRATTON, A8LS, ATU Hartsville, Tenn. RICHARD J. BRAUER, A8cS, ZBT Jersey City, N. J. VICKY L. BRETTNER, E St. Petersburg, Fla. BARBARA B. BREWER, N Ft. Mitchell, Ky. CARLA M. BREWER, A8cS Oak Ridge, Tenn. STEVE D. BRIDGES, E A. sCOTTY BRIGHT, Aas, AAA BARRY K. BRINSTER, Aas SHELLEY A. BRODNAX, Aas, AAA ELLEN K. BRONAUGH, Aas, AOII Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Butler, N. J. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. MARGARET G. BROOKE, A8tS, AOTI Bessemer, Ala. AARON B. BROWN, III, A8LS, QJKXII Nashville, Tenn. JOYCE D. BROWN, A8cS, UB4' New Canaan, Conn. LESTER W. BROWN, A8zS Cookeville, Tenn. KENNETH D. BROWN, A8zS, EN Mobile, Ala. ROBERT E. BRUCE, IV, A8LS Atlanta, Ga. WALTER J. BRUGH, JR., E Paintsville, Ky. JOHN W. BRUMBACH, A815 Madison, Tenn. L. MARSHAL BRYANT, A8tS, KA' Athens, Ga. JOHN B. BUCHANAN, A8tS, BGTI Nashville, Tenn. MARY E. BUCHANAN, N Hot Springs, Ark. MARTIN N. BUCHMAN, A8cS, AEH Nashville, Tenn. CHERYL A. BUCKINGHAM, A8zS Wayne, Pa. MICSHAEL L. BURCH, E Louisville, Ky. STEPHEN P. BURK, A8LS, ZBT Memphis, Tenn. THOMAS S. BURKE, A815 Signal Mtn., Tenn. WESTON D. BURNETT, A8zS Grosse Pt., Mich. NORTON S. BUSBY, E Staten Island, N. Y. BARBARA C. BUTLER, Aas, KA9 GLENN A. BUTLER, Aas, ATS! STEPHEN T. BUTLER, Aas, EAE GRACE E. BYRNE, E DON K. BYRNEs, Aas, 'PK2 KATHY CALHOUN, E Gainesville, Fla. Ozark, Ala. Columbus, Ohio Huntsville, Ala. Louisville, Ky. Savannah, Ga. MICHAEL G. CALHOON, A8LS, fi'KxI' Louisville, Ky. CATHY A. CAMERON, N Corning, N. Y. JAMES C. CAMPBELL, A8cS Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL R. CAMPBELL, A8zS, ATS2 Lookout Mt., Tenn. RICHARD O. CANNON, III, A8cS, fbKE Nashville, Tenn. RICHARD D. CANTERA, E, ZBT Wilmington, Del. Freshmen I WALTER C. CARLISLE, E Franklin, Tenn. DAVID L. CARMICHAEL, E, EX Charleston, W. Va. JOHN W. CARNEY, A81S Clarksville, Tenn. FRANK N. CARROLL, A81S, EN Ozark, Ala. MARY ANN CARROLL, E Houston, Tex. A. COURTENAY CARSON, A81S, QDKXP Columbia, S. C. ROBERT N. CARTER, A81S Fort Worth, Tex. GEORGE R. CASH, A81S Bradenton, Fla. ROBERT P. CASSIDY, A858 Louisville, Ky. F. LYNN CAWLEY, Axis Denton, Md. GOODLOE S. CHAFFIN, A81S Franklin, Tenn. CHRIS L. CHANDLER, A81S, KA9 Tulsa, Okla. TOM A. CHAPPELL, A81S, KA Rock Island, Il.. WILLIAM H. T. CHATHAM, ASLS, fbK'I' Atlanta, Ga. JAN CHENOWETH, A81S Houston, Tex. WILLIAM A. CHENOWETH, E. KA Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM B. CHERRY, A81S Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD E. CHESNUT, E, HKA Gaylesville, Ala. NA-KONG V. CHEUNG, A81S Flat A5, Hong Kong CARY L. CHICHESTER, A81S, ATS2 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. CANDY L. CHILDERS, A81S Atlanta, Ga. KIM W. CHILDS, E Madison, Ind. LEWIS E. CHRISTMAN, A81S Atlantic Beach, Fla. PHILLIP M. CLARIDAY, A81S Nashville, Tenn. CHRIS S. CLARK, A815 Tampa, Fla. CONNIE A. CLARK, ARS, KA9 Atlanta, Ga. STEVEN H. CLARK, A815 Westfield, N. J. CRAIG M. CLARKE, E, KA Houston, Tex. DANIEL H. CLARKE, ASLS Albany, Ga. ELIZABETH P. CLAYTON, ACLS, AAA Nashville, Tenn. SHELLEY CLEVELAND, A81S Atlanta, Ga. A. KAREN CLOUD, ASIS Nashville, Tenn, MELISSA L. COATE, N, KA9 Richmond, Ind. JOHN B. COBEN, E, KE Nashville, Tenn. CHARLES R. COE, JR., E, KA Oklahoma City, Ona. ROBERT G. coGswELL, Axis, KE shelbwille, Term. HENRY L. COHEN, ARS, AEU Berkeley Heights, N. J. RALPH S. COHEN, ASLS, AEH Macon, Ga. CHARLES W. COLBERT, E, EN Gulfport, Miss. JAMES H. COLEMAN, ASLS, KE Memphis, Tenn. JUDITH K. COLEMAN, ASLS Kansas City, Mo. MARTHA A. COLEMAN, A8:S Johnson City, Tenn. JANICE H. COLLINS, A815 Memphis, Tenn, ROBERTS C. COKE, ASLS Macon, Ga, AMY A. CONKLIN, N Wolcott, N. Y. JAMES E. CONN. ASLS, ATSZ Memphis, Tenn. LEVVIS B. CONNELLY, A8:S, IIKA Kingsport, Tenn. GREG E. CONNER, ASLS Jacksonville, Fla. MOLLIE B. CONRADES, Axis. KA0 St. Louis, Mo. JOHN P. CONWAY, A8cS Memphis, Tenn. ANTHONY COOPER, ASLS, -lllw vlaa Del Mar, Chile CHARLES K. COSNER, JR., ASLS Nashville, Tenn. KAREN CORN, E, X9 Franklin, Tenn. NENA I.. COUCH, ASLS, F4513 Nashville, Tenn. HAL P. COUSINS, ASLS, EX Oak Ridge, Tenn. NANCY A. COUSINS, ASLS, AAA Louisville, Ky. CHARLES B. Cox, III, A8aS, KA Dallas, Tex. DAVID L. COX, ASLS, ZBT St. Louis, Mo. MAURICE A. COX, E, 'l'K'1' Indianapolis, Ind. YVILLIAM A. CRAFFORD, A815 Akron, Ohio RONALD M. CRAIG, E, TK: JaCks0n, Tenn. JEFFREY A. CRAMER, ASLS, EN Pensacola, Fla. SUSAN CRAWFORD, ASLS Chevy Chase, Md. KATHY B. CRENSHAW, ASS, HB'l' Atlanta, Ga. WILLIAM T. CROSS, E, HKA Jasper, Ala. GEORGIA G. CRYER, ASLS Houston, Tex. I. TERRY CURRIE, ASLS, KA9 Atlanta, Ga. ROGER S. CURRY, A8:S, AKIC Bloomington, Ind. JACK H. DAHLSTROM, E, K2 Dallas, Tex. JOSEPH F, DALTON, JR., E, AKE Kllmamaek, va. BOBBY J. DAMRON, A8LS Lynchburg, Tenn. BETTY C. DANIEL. ASLS, KA Mempllis, Tenn. ,far 'FI' Freshmen I 58 PATRICIA L, DAVISON, Arts, ruse Miami, Fla. SALLIE DEAN, A84S, IIBfl Victoria, Tex. GARY J. DECKER, A84S Darien, Conn. DEBBIE DeLONG, A84S, AOII Louisville, Ky. HARRY Y. DEMPSEY, III, A815 Jacksonville, Ala. SHIRLEY A. DENNISON, A84S Louisville, Ky. DANIEL DENNY, A84S, ATU Westbury, N. Y. JONATHAN T. DENSFORD, A84S Memphis, Tenn. CHARLES L. DePRYCKER, A853 Jacksonville Bh., Fla. STEVEN T. DESKINS, A84S, EN Pikeville, Ky. CARL E. DeVILBISS, E, ,PSK Nashville, Tenn. EDWARD R. DISMUKES, A84S Nashville, Tenn. PAUL R. DIXON, JR., E, ATS! Washington, D. C. TABITHA A. DOESCHER, A84S Virginia Beach, Va. DAVID C. DOLEN, A84S, 'PKXI' Danville, Ky. MARY L. DONLON, A84S Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL D. DONOVAN, E, AKE Weston, Conn. STEVEN E. DOUGAN, A84S Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ROBERT J. DOWNEY, Axis, Ben cincinnati, ohio JOHN A. DRAKE, E Chamblee, Ga. DAVID E. DUGGER, E West Frankfort, Ill. JERRY D. DULING, E, TKE Germantown, Tenn. ROBERT E. DUVAL, A84S, 'IPAQ Ft, Lauderdale, Fla. ROBERT W. DYESS, JR., E, KE Phoenix, Ariz. RICHARD E. EARLY, A84S, AKE Columbus, Ohio WILLIAM W. EATON, A84S Paducah, Ky. D. LYNN EDENS, A84S, PDB Chattanooga, Tenn. MORRIS D. EDWARDS, A84S, ZBT Jacksonville, Fla. CRAIG S. EIFLER, A84S, +39 Bethesda, Md. LESTER F. ELLIOTT, JR., A84S, KA Macon, Ga. JUNIUS, R. ELLIS, A84S, EX Dunwoody, Ga. KATHY A. EMERY, A84S, AAA Dallas, Tex. E. KENNETH EMIGH, E, K7-3 Lilverpoint, Tenn. STEPHEN W. ESTEP, E. Madison, Tenn. CHARLES L. ESTES, E, 'PSK Humboldt, Tenn. SUSAN L. ESTES, A84S Huntsville, Ala. ANNE C. EVANS, E Rockville, Md. ROBERT M. EZELL, A84S, EX Columbus, Ohio DAN B. FARRAR, A84S, WKE Memphis, Tenn. WILLIAM E. FARRIOR, A84S, B911 Montgomery, Ala. DANA Y. FAWCETT, N, I'fi'B Wheeling, W. Va. PATRICK F. FEEHAN, E Springfield, Mo. STUART A. FELS, E, B611 Allentown, Pa. JAMES L. FENLEY, ACLS Memphis, Tenn. ANNE B. FERGUSON, A84S Wheaton, Ill. DALE E. FELL, ASLS, AKE Morristown, N. J. DAVID R. FIELD, A84S, BAE Enid, Okla. ANNE R. FISHER, E, AAA Memphis, Tenn. RUSSELL M. FLA'UM, A84S, AEII Jericho, N. Y. BLANCHE T. FLEMING, A84S, UB45 Pensacola, Fla. MARGARET P. FLETCHER, A84S, X9 Birmingham, Ala. MARY D. FLOWERS, ARS Decatur, Ga. JENNIFER G. FOSTER, N Waterloo, Iowa EDWIN B. FOUSE, E Lyndhurst, Ohio WENDY L. FOWLER, A818 Miami Springs, Fla. DAVID B. FOX, ACLS, fl'A6 Memphis, Tenn. HAROLD J. FOX, A84S, GFKNP Gaithersburg, Md. JOE H. FOY, A84S, TAG Houston, Tex. JANET FRANKLIN, ASIS, AOII Webster Groves, Mo. ROBERT W. FRANKLIN, III, A84S, EN San Antonio, Tex. WILLIAM L. GIBBON5. A815 Memphis, Tenn. JANE FREDENBERGER, ASLS, KA6 Tulsa, Okla. KATHERINE L. FREEMAN, A8c5, KA Birmingham, Ala. STEPHEN FRIDGE, ASIS, ATS? Arlington, Va. CAROLYNNE S. FRUTHALER, A8LS Metairie, La. SCOTT J. GALE, E, AEII Beachwood, Ohio KATHLEEN M. GALLAGHER, A845 Huntington, W. Va. PATRICIA A. GALLAGHER. A8zS Cleveland, Ohio GEORGE C. GARDEN, JR., E, EN Athens, Tenn. CAROL L. GARDNER, A815 Columbia, Tenn. SIDNEY B. GARLAND II, E, IIKA Paintsville, Ky. DALE N. GARTH, ASLS, KA Louisville, Ky. WALTER E. GAY, JR., ASIS, 'PA9 Atlanta, Ga. GAIL J. GAZDA, ASLS Ballwin, Mo. CINDY L. GEE, A8zS St. Petersburg, Fla. BEVERLY GEIGER, A85 Hendersonville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. KITTYE L. GEORGE, A815 DAVID J. GERTH, E, fbK.:: ROBERT G. GERWIG, Aas, KE JUDITH M. GIBBS, Aas JEFF J. GIBSON, A8zS, KE CHARMAINE L. GILB, N, KA9 BEN M. GILES, JR., Aas SALLY A. GILLETTI-1, N, IIBIII SUSAN D. GILMORE, Aas MARY G. GLASS, ASIS, FTB HENRY R. GLENN, Aas MAE KING GO, A8zS JAGQUELYN A. GOING, Aas, HBR CHARLES W. GOINS, A845 RICHARD L. GOLDBERG, E, ZBT DAVID A. GOLDSTEIN, ASIS, ZBT ELLIS L. GOODIN, A815 Galveston, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. Ft. Thomas, Ky. Wytheville, Va. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Tampa, Fla. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bluefield, W. Va. Memphis, Tenn. Columbia, 5. C. Manchester, Ky. Stamford, Conn. St, Louis, Mo. Memphis, Tenn. RADFORD R. GOODLOE, JR., E, EN Titusville, Fla. ROBERT A. GOTTLIEB, A8LS, AEH SHARON L. GOUGER, A8tS Clearwater, Fla. Cleveland, Ohio MARC D. GRADMAN, ARIS, ZBT ELLEN D. GRAF, ARIS, KA9 LAVONA A. GRAY, ASIS, HBfb MAG B. GREAVES, E, EAR MARY L. GREEN, ASS JOHN P. GREER, AES, EN GLENN w. GREGORY, E EMILY J. GRIFFIN, ASIS F. ELIZABETH GRIFFING, N GARY I.. GRONINGER, E, EN SCOTT N. GUDORF, AI2IS,PSK. HARRY S. CRYSTAL HARRY E. NANCY E. GUESS, E L. GUSTAFSON, N HADDAD, ASIS, HKA HAGAN, ASIS, KA DAYTON F. HALE, ASIS, BAE LAURA B. HALE, AAS MELANIE HALE, E SHARON F. HALE, ASIS SUSAN L. HALE, ASIS DEBORAH C. HALL, N RICHARD C. HALL, ASIS, KE BUZZ HAMILTON, E, BAE CHERYL J. HAMILTON, N JOHN H. HAMILTON, ARS SALLY E. HAMM, N CRAIG T. HAMMER, E, fmII, Jacksonville, Fla. Cincinnati, Ohio Little Rock, Ark. Mobile, Ala. Nashville, Tenn. CHRISTOPHER F. GREENBACKER, E Washington, D. C. Baton Rouge, La. Old Hickory, Tenn. Charleston, W. Va. Bowling Green, Ky. Akron, Ind. Dayton, Ohio Nashville, Tenn. Dixon, Ill. Munford, Tenn. Jacksonville, Tuscaloosa, Wilmington, St. Petersburg, Fla. Ala. Del. Fla. Oak Ridge, Tenn. Kingsport, Tenn. Dunedin, Fla. Maumee, Ohio Nashville Nashville, Memphis, Athol, Canajoharie, 2 Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Mass. N. Y. MICHAEL L. HAMMERSCHMIDT, ASIS, EX ' North Miami, Fla, LINDA S. HAMMOND, ASIS Jackson, Miss. MARY A. HAMSHER, ASIS, X9 Memphis, Tenn. DAVID J. HAND, E Bowling Green, Ky. CHRISTOPHER D. HANSEN, ASIS, AKE Oly Fields, Ill. SCOTT D. HANSEN, ASIS, ATS! Lakeforest, Ill. STEVEN D. HARLAN, ASIS, KA Chesterfield, Mo. MARGARET E. HARMON, ASIS, F413 Shelbyville, Tenn. ANNE L. HARRIS, ASIS, X9 Kingsport, Tenn. BENJAMIN R. HARRIS, ASIS, KA Bowling Green, Ky. GAIL P. HARRIS, ASIS, FTB Louisville, Ky. JAMES C. HARRIS, ASIS, fI1K'I' Tampa, Fla. ROBERT A. HARRIS, JR., ASIS, ZBT Houston, Tex. THOMAS W. HARRIS, ASIS Nashville, Tenn. MARIAN F. HARRISON, ASIS Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT L. HARRISON, E Madison, Tenn. ROGER B. HARRISON, ASIS, EX Memphis, Tenn. THOMAS M. HARRISON, JR., E Nashville, Tenn. AMY J. HARWELL, ASIS, 1 l'B Elmhurst, Ill. POLLY HASELTON, ASIS Williamsville, N. Y. VIVIEN L. HASSELBRING, N, IIB41 Atlanta, Ga. CORWYN C. HAUERMANS, E, KE St. Louis, MO. KARL E. HAURY, ASIS, EAE Nashville, Tenn. M. DEAN HASRON, ASIS THOMAS A, HAWKINS, ASIS T. FAWN HAYES, ASIS, AAA WENDEL N. HAYNES, E, E9 FRANK R. HAYS, ASIS, HKA Fallschurch, Va. Shelbyville, Tenn. Nashville, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Tenn. Daytona, Fla. ROBERT C. HAYS, ASIS, 'IPISII' Oak Ridge, Tenn. DAVID F. HAYSE, ASIS Louisville, Ky. LOUISE E. HEA, ASIS Florence, Ala. RICHARD S. HEFLINGER, E Ormond Beach, Fla. Austin, Tex. ROBERT G. HEIDRIOK, Aas, EN RICHARD G. HEIMBERG, ASLS Nashville, Tenn, SYDNEY C. HEINDEL, ASLS, AKE Cornelia, Ga. WILLIAM E. HEITZ, A8aS, BGII Knoxville, Tenn. DAVID G. HENDERSON, E Guntersville, Ala. HERBERT C. HENRIKSEN, E, 'PAO Fort Worth, Tex. HAROLD W, HENRY, ASLS, KE Greencastle, Ind. REBECCA E. HERREN, ASLS, KA9 STEPHEN M. HEUSER, E Birmingham. Ala, Huntsville, Ala. JOHN M. HIGGASON, ARS, KA Chattanooga. Tenn. JOHN E. HIGGINS, AEQS Laredo, Tex. LESLIE R. HIGHTOWER, E Birmingham, Ala. ROBERT A. HOFFMEISTER, A8zS, IIKA ROBERT H. HILBERT, Aas, AEH JOHN E. HILBOLDT, Aas SCOTT B. HINCKLEY, E, K2 HOLLY L. HINES. N, KA MARK T. HINES, E, Hen JEFFREY L. HOBART, Aas Maywood, N. J. Cairo, Ill. Dallas, Tex. Atlanta, Ga. Enfield, Conn. Louisville, Ky. Memphis, Tenn. HUGH D. HOLLIDAY, ASLS, 'PA9 Nashville, Tenn. HARRIS W. HOLLIS, A8zS, 'PKE Fairfax, Va. JOHN H. HOLMAN, E, ATU Texarkana, Ark. DAVID T. HOOPER, ASLS, KA Clearwater, Fla. KAREN L. HOOPER, A8aS, KA Gallatin, Tenn. CARL W. HOPP, JR., E, 'P-59 McLean, Va. MARCHIA L. HORKINS, AXLS, Ffbli Nashville, Tenn. WILLIAM C. HOUGHILAND, A8zS, PSK Paducah, Ky. NATHANIEL L. HOWARD, E, EX Winnetka, Ill. ELIZABETH E. HOWLEY, N Elmhurst, Ill. REBECCA G. HUFF, A845 Sikeston, Mo. OHARREL HUGHES, ASLS, X52 JOHN D. HUGHES, Aas, 42112 JOHN R. HUGHEY, Aas STEPHEN O. HULL, E GREGORY O. HUNTER, ASLS, EAR DAVID P. HURLOCK, E Memphis, Tenn. Maryville, Tenn. Paducah, Ky. Bartow, Fla. Westport, Conn. Knoxville, Tenn. ELLEN A, HUTCHESON, A8LS, NIB Nashville, Tenn. JANE W. HUTCHISON, ASLS, KA Memphis, Tenn. MARY L. IKARD, N Columbia, Tenn. KAREN C. INDORF, E, IIBfb Memphis, Tenn. MARGARET B. INGRAHAM, A8LS Atlanta, Ga. SHERRY E. INGRAM, A843 Brooklet, Ga. DAVID W. INLANDER, ASLS, ZBT Highland Park, Ill. EDWARD H. INMAN, E, BAE Atlanta, Ga. E. KEY IRWIN, E, KE McLean, Va. GARY H. IRWIN, A815 Franklin, Tenn. MITCHELL A. IRWIN, AZSLS, IIKA Jacksonville, Fla. ROBERT L. IVEY, ASLS Winchester, Tenn. CAROL JACKSON, N Cincinnati, Ohio FRANCES A. JACKSON, ASLS, X9 Greenville, S. C. RICHARD E. JACKSON, A8rS Nashville, Tenn. GEORGE A. JAHN, A8LS, EX Coral Gables, Fla. CI-IARLEY B. JAY, E, ATU West Memphis, Tenn. BRUCE R. JAYNE, E Russellville, Ky. JACK H. JENNINGS, ASLS, ATU Tullahoma, Tenn. LAURA J. JERNIGAN, A8:S, AAA Atlanta, Ga. EMILY E. JOFFRION, ASLS Huntsville, Ala. KENNETH R. JOHN, III, A8rS, AEII Jacksonville, Fla. ELIZABETH M. JOHNSON, N, X9 St. Paul, Minn. ELIZABETH B. JOHNSTON, A8cS, A011 Jackson, Miss. GLORIA J. JOHNSTON, ASLS Miami, Fla. STUART A. JOHNSTON, ASLS Kirkwood, Mo. LESLIE A, JONES, N Davenport, Iowa R. BROOKE KAINE, ASLS, ATS2 Prince Fred, Md. SPERRIE D. KALANZIS, E, X9 Middletown, Ohio PATRICIA A. KALMANS, A8cS Houston, Tex. BENJAMIN KAMINSKI, A8LS Northboro, Mass. LOUIS H. KATZ, ASLS, 'PK-Y Blytheville, Ark. WILLIAM B. KEISER, JR., A813 Ridgely, Tenn. FRANCES F. KEMP, ASLS, I'fbB Riverside, Ill. STEVEN A, KENDALL, A8LS Auburndale, Mass. COLEMAN D. KENISON, ASLS Jefferson, N. H. DAVID L. KENNEDY, AKLS, KA Houston, Tex. MICHAEL A. KESSLER, E, AEH Atlanta, Ga. LEONARD C. KESTENBAUM, ASLS, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. BARBARA J. KETTERER, N Breese, Ill. RITA A, KEUSCH, A8cS Ormond Beach, Fla. KAREN M. KIMBALL, ASLS, AAA Chattanooga, Tenn. ROBERT J. KING, E Cocoa Beach, Fla. SAMUEL H. KISER, E, K-Y Johnson City, Tenn. SHERRY L. KISSINGER, N Chattanooga, Tenn. WALTER M. KIZER, ASLS, KA Milan, Tenn. WILLIAM A. KLEIN, E New Orleans, La. DEBORAH S. KNAPP, ASLS Houston, Tex. JOY E, KNISKERN, A8cS, KA Coral Gables, Fla. WARREN E. KOFFLER, A8zS, ZBT Mobile, Ala. WILLIAM E. KOTSCH, ASLS Cleveland Hts., Ohio BARRY T. KRAMER, N, 'l'K'I' Florissant, MO. HELEN A. KREISLE, AKLS, HB9 Austin, Tex. CARROLL V. KROECER, E, 'PKW London N.W.I., England ROBERT L. KROUSE, E Toledo, Ohio SAM KUYKENDALL, III, E, GFAO Little Rock, Ark. PETER J. LACY, ASLS, AKE Manomet, Mass. J. THOMAS LAGATELLA, ASLS, fT'KXI' Kensington, Md. ABICAIL E. LAMBERT, A8zS Memphis, Tenn. MARILYN I. LANGFELD, A8zS Miami, Fla. -mggsvn MELLIE A. LaROCHE, ASLS Clemson, S. C. HAL C. LAYVRENCE, A8:S, KA Muncie, Ind. RICK D. LEACHMAN, ASLS, KA Houston, Tex. RAMSEY B. LEATHERS, JR., ASLS, HKA Nashville, Tenn. CARY T. LEE. AZQS, EN Villa Rica, Ga. PHILIP W. LEES, E, AKE Winston-Salem, N. C. DIANA L. LEIBSON, ASLS, AOII Corning, N. Y. STEVEN J. LENCHNER. ASLS, AHIT Springfield, N. J. CHARLES M. LERMAN, ASLS Dallas, Tex. PETER D. LEONARD, E Dallas, Tex. SUSAN M. LEONARD, ASS, X9 Decatur, Ga. MARY LESSICK, ASLS Langhorne, Pa. JEFFREY A. LEVY, ARS, AEII Southern Pines, N. C. ROBERT M. LEVY, ARS, ZBT Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT C. LIDDON, ASLS, HKA Corinth, Miss. LOUISE P. LILLARD, ASLS, AAA Cincinnati, Ohio MICHAEL L. LILLARD, ASLS Chattanooga, Tenn. RONALD M. LINDER, A8cS, ZBT Scarsdale, N. Y. WILLIAM F. LINKE, E, PSK Stanford, Conn. JOSEPH A. LITTLE, ASLS, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. STEPHEN YV. LITUIN. ASLS, ABT Manchester, N. H. JULIA W. LIPSCOMB. ASLS, lll3'l' Nashville, Tenn. HOLLY LODINGER, A815 Jacksonville, Fla. DAVID J, LOMBARD, A815 New Orleans, La. CARROL T. LONGSHORE, ASLS Greenville, S. C. RALPH C. LOOMIS, E, TAG Richmond, Ind. CHRIS A. LORENZEN, A8cS, AKE Atlangta, Ga. FRANK E. LORGE, E Chicago, Ill. ROY E. LOWRANCE, ARS Decatur, Ala. LINDA D. LOWRY, ASLS, KA Paducah, Ky. ALAN E. LUBEL, A8rS, ZBT Norfolk, Va. DEBRA A. LUDWIG, ASLS Birmingham, Ala. PATRICIA L. LUNDELL, A8LS, X9 Brentwood, Tenn. MARTHA JO LUTZ, N Joelton, Tenn. THOMAS P. LUTZ, E Athens, Ala. JANICE E. MacFARLANE, N Berkeley Heights, N. RICHARD W. MADAN, ASLS, IIKA Miami, Fla. RACHEL N. MADDUX, ARS, KA Cookeville, Tenn. BRET H. MAFFETT, AZSLS, BSU Hartford, Conn. STEPHANIE A. MAINES, N, X9 Madison, Tenn. ANNA L. MANIS, ARS, AAA Rome. Ga. JEFFREY F. MARMER, A-SLS, BGII Cincinnati, Ohio ANDY B. MARION, A8tS, KA Greenville, S. C. CORINNE MARTIN. ASLS Katonah, N. Y. RAYMOND S. MARTIN, III, A8tS, KA Jackson, Miss. FRANK E. MASSENGALE, A845 Bellevue, Ky. JACQUELINE MASTERSON, A-SLS, HBfb Sheffield, Ala. BRENDA L. MATHEWS, E Memphis, Tenn. NORRIS E. MATTHEWS, E, 'PKQ' Salisbury, Md. HAROLD J. MAY, A8cS, ZBT Florence, Ala. DONALD W. MCARTHUR, ASLS, ATO Jacksonville, Fla. DENNIS P. McAULIFFE, ASLS, B911 Ft. Meyet, Va. JAMES P. McCARTHY, E, fbKE Nashville, Tenn. JOHN S. MCCLELLAND, A8cS, 'PAQ Atlanta, Ga. PHYLLIS A, MCCOLLUM, AZSLS, X9 Thomasville, Ga. JAMES H. MCC RORY, ASLS, AKE Jacksonville, Fla. WILLIAM P. W. MCDANIEL, E Texarkana, Tex. CHARLES L. MCENTYRE, ASLS whitweii, Tenn. ROBERT C, MCGHEE, ASLS Nashville, Tm.. ROBERT R. MCINTIRE, ASLS Dallas, Tex. Freshmen CHRISTINE E. McKEE, N Charleston, S. C. STEPHEN L. McKEE, E Kirkwood, Mo. MARY F. MCKENZIE, ASLS, AAA Lookout Mtn., Tenn. NANCY J. MCKINNON, N, AOII Atlanta, Ga. PATRICK J. MCMAHON, Aas, KA Neptune Beach, Fla. PAMELA M. MCNEES, ASLS, KA Jackson, Miss. CYNTHIA J. MCSWAIN, ASLS San Antonio, Tex. WILLIAM H. MELTON, ASLS, EX Odessa, Tex. MARY JANE MERCIER, E Indianapolis, Ind. JUDITH L. MEYER, N, IVPB Cleveland, Ohio JOAN E. MICHAEL, N, AOII Dallas, Tex. BARBARA J. MIESSE, ASLS, KA Germantown, Tenn. MICHAEL MILES, ASLS, KIJKXI' Webster Groves, Mo. RICHARD H. MILES, ASLS, KA Lexington, Ky. HOWARD B. MILLER, A8LS, AEU Miami Beach, Fla. JUNE D. MILLER, ASLS, I'fi1B Columbia, Tenn. MARILYN J. MILLER, E, AAA Tulsa, Okla. MARY ANN MILLER, N, I'fbB Piedmont, Ala. RON K. MILLER, E, fbK'I1 Montgomery, Ala. RHODA A. MILTON, AZSLS Louisville, Ky. ROBERT M. MINGEA, ASLS, ATU Atlanta, Ga. PATRICK MINNIS, E, BGII Oklahoma City, Okla. MICHAEL S. MINOR, ASLS Woodlawn, Tenn. MICHAEL L. MINZER, ASLS, AEII Dallas, Tex. DAVID A. MITCHELL, E Nashville, Tenn. GLENN A. MITCHELL, E, PSK Kinston, N. C. SUSANNA K. MOBLEY, N, X52 Little Rock, Ark. FRANK D. MONTAGUE, ASLS Hattiesburg, Miss. ELAINE P. MONTGOMERY, E, X9 Birmingham, Ala. ALFRED C. MOORE, ASLS Birmingham, Mich. JOYCE K. MOORE, A8LS Gainesville, Fla. ROBERT M. MOORE, A8cS Wilmington, N. C. TERRY D. MOORE, ABLS, 'PK3 St. Louis, Mo. J. DANIEL MORGAN, ASIS, HKA Spartanburg, S. C. ELIZABETH Y. MORRIS, ASLS Chattanooga, Tenn. JACK W. MORRIS, E Ashland, Ky. Q Mr 1 'I ,Qi ,iff 1 .r- ,. .ASN 1 -. 4 ,iw I65 I WILLIAM L. MORRISON, E Orange Park, Fla. THADDEUS M. MOSELEY, ASLS, B911 WILLIAM E. MOSER, E GEORGE W. MOSS, ARS JAMES H. MOSS, JR., E MAC MUEHLMAN, E, ATSZ LEILA D. MULLE, A815 Jacksonville, Fla Knoxville, Tenn Naperville, Ill Memphis, Tenn. Charleston, W. Va. Nashville, Tenn. PATRICK C. MURPHY, II, ARS, KZ Little Rock, Ark MELISSA L. MURRAY, ASLS, AOII Kokgmg, Ind ARTHUR G. NEFF, ASLS, ZEN NANCY K. NELSON, N, KA6 Coral Gables, Fla Tulsa, Okla ROBERT V. NELSON, JR., E, IIKA Houston, Tgx KAREN S. NEWMAN, ARS, MDB Nashville, Tenn CI H. NEY, N, KA JANE M. NICHOLS, ARS KATHLEEN E. NITSCH, ARS Ft. Thomas, Ky Nashville, Tenn Huntsville, Ala ELIZABETH O. NORVELL, ASLS, KA9 JOHN D. NUNN, ASLS, BSI! Nashville, Tenn Louisville, Ky. MARY BETH O'BRIEN, ARS, A011 Florence, Ala MARTHA A. OLDHAM, A8cS ALLEN G. OLIPHANT, E, 'PKWI' Louisville, Ky Tulsa, Okla FRANK R. OLIVITO, AXLS, AEI-I Farmington, Mich GREGORY M. O'NEAL, A8LS, BAE Winchester, Tenn M. KATHERINE O,NEILL, E, X9 New Canaan, Conn PAULA A. ORCIUTT, ARS, KA NELSON W. ORR, ARS, Bon FRANCES D. ORR, ARS MARY JANE A. PARHAM, ARS CHERYL A. PARKER, ARS, KA ELLEN D. PARKER, E, AAA REMBERT N. PARKER, ARS WILLIAM H. PARKER, E SHARON A. PARKES, ARS JOHN E. PARROTT, E, EAR DAVID B. PARTLOW, JR., ARS KITTY A. PATRICK, A8cS, KA ..f 1 Dallas, Tex. Bingham, Mass Nashville, Tenn Atlanta, Ga Nashville, Tenn Montgomery, Ala Northport, N. Y Birmingham, Ala Richmond, Va Greenville, S. C VAE Tuscaloosa, Ala Dallas, Tex PEARL A. PATRUS, ASLS Ft. Lauderdale, Fla MARY E. PATTON, N ANNE P. PAYNE, ARS, Aon ALICE L. PEARSON, ARS LEILA F. PECKHAM, ARS, HER JOSEPH M. PERLMAN, ARS, KE SALLY A. PERRYMAN, ARS GAYLE PETRIE, E, xx BECKY A. PHILLIPS, ARS, PRE ROSS K. PHILLIPS, E SHERRY L. PIGG, ARS, KA9 MARGARET K. PLATT, ARS JAMES W. PORTER, ARS, AKE GAIL POUST, ARS, KAQ DONALD W. POWELL, ARS GARY M. POWERS, ARS, EGU PAMELA E. PREISSIG, ARS, KA SUSAN S. PRICE, E, X9 Centerville, Tenn Hopkinsville, Ky Arlington, Va Houston, Tex Niagara Falls, N. Y Jacksonville, Fla Clifty, Ky Atlanta, Ga Little Rock, Ark Columbia, Tenn Montgomery, Ala Nashville, Tenn Glenview, Ill King of Prussia, Pa Waverly, Tenn Jackson, Tenn Adairville, Ky SALLIE E. PROCTOR, ASLS, KA9 Winston-Salem, N. C KATHLEEN K. PROFFITT, ASLS Cleveland, Tenn JAMES C. PRUITT, ARS, fbKXIf STEPHEN H. PUNCH, E, KE P. EILEEN PUTMAN, ARS, KA CYNTHIA PYLE, ARS Indianapolis, Ind Nashville, Tenn Jackson, Miss Haddonfield, N. I 41. A2153 151 .11 'R SG Freshmen JACK L. QUARANT, A81S Golconda, Ill. DEBORAH L. QUIGGINS, N Louisville, Ky. MICHAEL C. QUILLEN, A81S Cookeville, Tenn. CAROL L. QUIMBY, A815 Chattanooga, Tenn. RUSSELL E. RABALAIS, ACLS Baton Rouge, La. MARGUERITE J. RAMAGE, Asis, AAA Greenville, S. C. FRANKLIN C. RANDALL, A81S, BAE Tuscaloosa, Ala. LAURA H. G. RANDALL, A8LS Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT P. RANDOLPH, A8LS Grand Prairie, Tex. JOSEPH L. RAYBURN, Asis, BGII Owensboro, Ky. DOUGLAS G. REA, ASLS, EN Wauwatosa, Wisc. MAUREEN E. REAP, A815 Houston, Tex. CHARLES L. REARDON, A81S, AEII Haverford, Pa. CLAUDIA A. REAVES, N, Chagrin Falls, Ohio THOMAS K. REES, JR., E, HKA Wilmette, Ill. BRENT REGEN, E Nashville, Tenn. ANN C. RENDER, ACLS Paducah, Ky. ROBERT B. RENEAU, ACLS, QJKXP Wetumpka, Ala. JAMIE R. REYNOLDS, E RICHARD G. RHODA, A81S, IIKA Suffern, N. Y. Florence, Ala. Springfield, Tenn. STEVEN N. RICE, A81S, KE BARBARA RICHARDS, A81S, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. WILLIAM E. RICHARDSON, ASLS, KA Eufaula, Ala. GARY D. RICHMAN, A81S, ZBT Jacksonville, Fla. MARCIA L. RICHMOND, AHS, AOII Nashville, Tenn. CHRISTOPHER F. RIDDELL, ASLS, BAE Nashville, Tenn. JAMES C. RIEKE, A81S, ATU Paducah, Ky. MICHAEL A. RIGSBY, E Chattanooga, Tenn. MARY KATHRYN RILEY, A81S, AOH Memphis, Tenn. MARGERET K. RIPY, N Biloxi, Miss. JAMES C. RISLER, A81S Williamsville, N. Y. CHARLES A. RITZEN, A81S, 'DAG Kenilworth, Ill. ALICE A. ROBINSON, ASIS, KA9 Houston, Tex. MARY G. ROBINSON, ASIS, KA Lookout Mt., Tenn. TERRY B. ROBINSON, E Meridian, Miss. FORD B. ROGERS, III, A815 Orlando, Fla. JAMES L. ROGERS, ASIS Chatham, N. J. JUDSON E. ROGERS, ASCS Nashville, Tenn. ADAM A. ROSENBERG, A81S, AEH Easeeliesler, N. Y. PERRY ROSENBLOOM, III, E, AT9 Jacksonville, Fla. L. JEFFREY ROSS, A81S, EX Atlanta, Ga. SANFORD M. RUTH, Asis, AEH Nashville, Tenn. RALPH S. ROTHFELDER, E, KA Highland Park, Ill. ANDREW H. ROVINS, A81S, ZBT Merion Station, Pa. DOUGLAS C. ROWLAND, E, ATI? Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ROBERT H. RUSH, Axes, Bon Frank'ort, Ky. CLYDE lvl. RUSSELL, E, EN Philadelphia, Pa. GEORGENE E. RUSSELL, Ases si. Petersburg, Fla. PATRICIA L. RUSSELL, N Springfield, va. JOSEPH L. RUTHVEN, E Lakeland, Fla. WILLIAM N. SAMMONS, A8l.S, fPK'P Memphis, Tenn. Tulsa, Okla. DONNA K. SANDERS, A81S E, EN Saraggta, WILLIAM J. SANDERS, ASLS Tullahoma, Tenn. WILLIAM C. SANFORD, A818 ENRICO M. SANTI, A81S ROBERT L. SANZ, A81S, ATSZ CAROLYN S. SARTOR, A81S JAMES E. SCARBROUGH, JR., AGCS San Antonio, Tex. SARA P. SCARBROUGH, A81S, KA Chattanooga, Tenn. Louisville, Ky. Miami, Fla. Bethesda, Md. Nashville, -Tenn. SCOTT J. SCHEEHLE, E Phoenix, Ariz. MERRILL S. SCHELL, A8LS Owensboro, Ky. PETER L. SCHULER, ASLS Louisville, Ky. THOMAS H. SCHULMAN, AXLS, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. RICHARD L, SCHUSTER, ARS, ZBT Highland Park, Ill. CHARLES B. SCHWARTZEL, ASLS, KA Houston, Tex. CHRIS SCHWEER, E, ATS2 Elmhurst, Ill JO A. SCHWEIKERT, A8zS Memphis, Tenn. PATRICIA JOAN SCOTT, ASIS, KA9 Houston, Tex. W. STEED SCOTT, ASLS, EN Jackson, Miss. RUTH C. SEE, ASLS, RAQ Dallas, Tex. LINDA R. SEIDLER, ASLS, TIBT Little Rock, Ark. ANN M. SELBY, ARS, KA Lake Forest, Ill. STEVEN T. SEWARD, ASLS, ATU Johnson City, Tenn. WILLIAM E. SHANKS, ASLS Jackson, Miss. GEORGE M. SHARP, ARS Naples, Els. PEGGY SHAW, N, AOH Fairfax, Va. RICHARD L. SHELTON, ARS Kingsport, Tenn. SUSAN C. SHEPHERD, A-SLS, KA Knoxville, Tenn. ANDREW M. SHER, E, BQH Houston, Tex. LEWIS G. SHINER, ASLS Dallas, Tex. LAWRENCE R. SHIRLEY, ASLS, TK: Houston, Tex. JIMMIE L. SHISLER, E Greve City, Ohio THOMAS E. SHOLES, A8cS, EX Elizabethton, Tenn. JACKSON G. SHORES, JR., A815 Birmingham, Ala. JODI L. SHOTWELL, A8LS Miami, Fla. JULIUS C. SIECRIST, E, EX Nashville, Tenn. ANTHONY H. SIERK, E Boynton, Fla. WILLIAM D. SIMMONS, ASIS Montgomery, Ala. R. CARTER SIMONDS, E Houston, Tex. ROBERT L. SLAYDEN, JR., E, KE Nashville, Tenn. PATRICIA A. SLOTE, A8zS White Plains, N. Y. RICHARD B. SMEAD, ASLS, ZBT Nashville, Tenn. CLARENCE H. SMITH. A8cS, 'PAQ Atlanta, Ga. DAVID B. SMITH, ASLS, I7'If'I' Wharton, N. J. DAVID M. SMITH, IV, E, PSK Haver Fordwest, Wales, U. K. A Freshmen DOUGLAS K. SMITH, E, AKE Kennett Square, Pa. JEFFREY W. SMITH, ASLS Birmingham, Ala. JOHN H. SMITH, ARS, 'PK-E Pensacola, Fla. JULIA F. SMITH, A815 Pulaski, Tenn. PATRICK L. SMITH, A8cS Larchmont, N, Y. PHILLIP B. SMITH, A8cS, WKE Glen Ellyn, Ill. PRISCILLA J. SMITH, ASLS Bay Village, Ohio NORMAN M. SNYDER, ASLS, AEH Columbus, Ohio RICHARD D. SOMERS, E San Antonio, Tex. ANN L. SOMMOVIGO, A8tS, IIB4' McLean, Va. DEBORAH L. SMITH, N, X9 Washington, D. C. PAUL VAN SOUDER, ASLS Hopkinsville, Ky. GWEN SPEAR, A8LS, X9 Houston, Tex. FLORENCE E. SPEED, A8LS White Plains, N. Y. CHARLES N. SPENCER, ASLS Kingsport, Tenn. ANDREW M. SPITALNY, E, AEN Phoenix, Ariz. MARILYN E. SPITZ, N, X52 Parkersburg, W. Va. JUDITH L. STANFIELD, AZSLS Atlanta, Ga. THOMAS A. STANSELL, ASLS Groves, Tex. CHARLOTTE S. STEADMAN, N Kingsport, Tenn. JAMES H. STEED, JR., E Nashville, Tenn. BEVERLY S. STELTER, N Houston, Tex. FREDERICK R. STEPHENS, A8tS, BAE Nashville, Tenn. JOHN STEVENS, A81S, EAI? Nashville, Tenn. DEBORAH J. STEWART, A8cS Shelbyville, Tenn. GEORGE H. STEWART, E, 'DKE Alexandria, Va. ROBERT H. STEWART, A8LS, BGII Louisville, Ky. TERRY L. STINSON, E Nashville, Tenn. SARA E. STOFFEL, N, IVPI3 Rocky River, Ohio SARA L. STOKES, ASLS Clarksville, Tenn. ARTHUR B. STONE, E, ATSZ Naples, Fla. SHARON L. STRINGER, A8zS, IVDB Atlanta, Ga. MARY KATHERINE STURMON, A8LS Monticello, Ill. GEORGE R. STYSKAL, ASLS, PSK Montclair, N. J. VVILLIAM E. SUDDAH, ASLS, EX Jackson, Miss. ROGER P. SUGARMAN, ASLS, ZBT University Hts., Ohio MICHAEL A. SULLIVAN, A8tS, EX Miami, Fla. HENRY J. SWEDLAW, A8zS, ZBT Birmingham, Ala. STEPHEN G. SWEET, E, EX Miami, Fla. DIANE L. SWINGLE, A8LS Johnson City, Tenn. ELLEN A. TATE, N Birmingham, Ala. JOSEPH F. TATUM, E, EX Hattiesburg, Miss. BRANDON W. TAYLOR, A8LS Chattanooga, Tenn. DON A. TAYLOR, A8tS, 'PK2 Memphis, Tenn. EVELYN J. TAYLOR, A845 Wilmington, Del. LINDA C. TAYLOR, A8zS, 1'fbB Louisville, Ky. MARIE S, TAYLOR, A8cS, H1349 Little Rock, Ark. CHRISTINE L. TERRELL, ASLS Oak Ridge, Tenn. HARRIET E. THAXTON, ASLS, Xn Winchester, Ky. LENITA H. THIBAULT, ACLS Little Rock, Ark. CARL M. THOMAS, ASLS, KA Louisville, Ky. HARLETTA M. THOMAS, N Tulsa, Okla. CHARLES M. THOIVIPSON, A8cS Atlanta, Ga. JOHN W. THOMPSON, ASLS Wilmington, N. C. KATHRYN G. THOMPSON, ASLS, KA9 Atlanta, Ga. VIRGINIA R. THOMPSON, A8LS, KA9 Columbia, Miss. WILLIAM F. THOMPSON, E Paris, Ky. NANCY B. THORNE, ARS, AAA Nashville, Tenn. JOHN H. THURMAN, III. E, KA Atlanta, Ga. DAVID L. THURMOND, ASLS, B911 Jackson, Tenn. PEGGY THWEATT, E, AAA Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL G. TIDWELL, A8zS, EX Nashville, Tenn. CLIFFORD R. TILLMAN, ASLS, IIKA Natchez, Miss. ANN C. TIPTON, A8zS, AOH Nashville, Tenn. BETSY TRAVIS, N syeseer, N. Y JUDITH B. TREMAIN, A8LS, HB4' Charlottesville, Va: WILLIAM TREMAINE, ASLS, K2 Jackson, Miss. MARILYNN A. TUCKER, N, X9 Brentwood, Tenn. LOWELL D. TURNER, ASLS Chattanooga, Tenn. NANCY J. TURNER, ASLS Nashville, Tenn. STEVE H. TURNER, ASLS, AT9 Memphis, Tenn. DAVID A. TUSSEY, E Cynthiana, Ky. ALTON B. TUTTLE, ASLS, EN Shrewsbury, Mass. MICHAEL E. TWENTE, ASLS, KA Nashville, Tenn. FRANK B. TYREE, E, EN Nashville, Tenn. DANNY A. VANHOOK, E Bowling Green, Ky. REBECCA L. VANLANDINGHAM, A8zS, AAA DOUGLAS K. VASSOS, A8:S STEPHEN K. VERNON, E WILLIAM R. VOLK, ASLS, TAG Co MARY R. WADE, ARS GREGORY A. WAGGENER, E WILLIAM G. WAGNER, E, EN DAPHNE A. WALES, ARS ALVY D. WALKER, III, ARS DOUGLAS W. WALKER, ARS, K JOHN M. WALKER, JR., ARS T. LEE WALKER, ARS DAISY WALL, ARS JACK J. WALLACE, ARS, HRA W. LARRY WALLACE, E LAWRENCE E. WALTERS, ASLS LAUREY L. WALTHALL, ASLS JOHN W. WALTON, ASLS CULWELL, E. WARD, A8cS, EN JOHN M. WARREN, E, EAE CHARLES J. WATKINS, ARS BOBBY R. WATTS, ARS, EX JAMES P. WATTS, ARS, EX N. LYNN WEAVER, ARS, xo JEAN A. WEBB, E, Aen ROBERT W. WEBB, ARS, KA Jackson, Miss. Springfield, Mass. Blytheville, Ark. rpus Christi, Tex. Nashville, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Villa Park, Ill. Jacksonville, Fla. Dyersburg, Tenn. A Greenville, S. C. Richardson, Tex. Huntsville, Ala. Valdosta, Ga. Garland, Tex. Raleigh, N. C. Malvern, Ark. Louisville, Ky. Coatesville, Pa. Nashville, Tenn. Mobile, Ala. Little Rock, Ark. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Birmingham, Ala. Louisville, Ky. Atlanta, Ga. CINDY L. WEBER, E, A911 THOMAS L. WEISS, A8LS, CIJAG Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. THEODORE B. WELCH, ASLS, AKE Oil City, Pa. Waukesha, Wise. JAMES W. WELLS, JR., E Greenville, Ky. RAYMOND J. WELLS, ARS Jacksonville, Fla. MARYANN WELSHANS, N Sparta, Ill. LESLIE R. WENDER, ARS Atlanta, Ga. KATHRYN V. WESTLAKE, ARS, Xsz Warren, Ohio LIBBY R. WETTER, ARS, AAA Memphis, Tenn. THOMAS R. WEYMOUTH, ARS Fr. Payne, Ala. GARY L. WHIDDON, E LUCY M. WHITE, N, IVDB Birmingham, Ala. Winchester, Va. NANCY L, WHITE, N, KA9 GUY WHITEHEAD, III, A8cS Groves, Tex. Rochester, Minn. MARY L. WHITEHEAD, ASLS, HB4' Nashville, Tenn. AUBREY D. WHITTEN, ARS, me Memphis, Tenn. LINDA A. WILCOXON, A8zS, I'fbB Huntsville, Ala. WATKINS G. WILD, ARS, EAE McComb, Mies. Freshmen WILLIAM E. WILEY, E, EN Deferiet, N. Y. THOMAS C. WILKES, A8LS, ATU Decorah, Iowa JOHN B. WILKINS, E, IIKA Evergreen, Ala. MAXWELL T. WILLIAMS, ASLS, ATR Qnentiee, ve. MICHAEL E. WILLIAMS, ASLS Clarksville, Tenn. PAULINE H. WILLIAMS, N, AAA Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT B. WILLIAMS, A8LS Kansas City, Mo. RUSSELL A. WILLIAMS, ASIS Fremont, Ohio MICHAEL H. WILLIS, E Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT C. WILLIS, E Nashville, Tenn. ELENORA K. WILSON, -ASLS, UB4' Chattanooga, Tenn. JAMES C. WILSON, ASLS Chattanooga, Tenn. JANE L, WILSON, Agss, IIBfb Louisville, Ky. KATHLEEN S. WILSON, A8tS, AOII Aiken, S. C. WILLIAM R. WILSON, E, KE Austin, Tex. WILLIAM F. WINCHESTER, JR., E Madison, Tenn. SUSAN M. WODICKA, A8cS, IMDB Terre Haute, Ind. MARY L. WOLFF, ASLS, X9 Memphis, Tenn. JASON K. WOLINS, E, UKA Nashville, Tenn. FREDRIC C. WOLLETT, A8zS, KA Clearwater, Fla. JUDY M. WOOD, A8zS, X52 Mobile, Ala. NANCY E. WOOD, Axis, AOII Atlanta, Ce. NELL P. WOOD, A8zS, IVIJB Baton Rouge, La. DEBORAH E. WOODS, N Murfreesboro, Tenn. KATHY R. WOODS, E Roswell, N. M. ROYCE L. WOODS, N Memphis, Tenn. RICHARD M. WORK, A8cS, fbKiIf Memphis, Tenn. PAUL N. WORLEY, ASLS, Ben Nashville, Tenn. ROBERT W. WYNE, E, me McComb, Ill. LORAN E. WYNNE, A8zS, BGII Murfreesboro, Tenn. BARRY E. YARBROUGH, A8LS, AKE Nashville, Tenn. GEORGE N. YATES, E, EN Elizabethtown, Ky. RICHARD S. YATES, E Flora, Ill. SARAH F. YATES, A8IS, X9 Atlanta, Ga. VICTOR B. YEUNG, E Hong Kong RICHARD T. YORK, A8cS Nashville, Tenn. BRODIE A. YOUNG, A8zS Hopkinsville, Ky. CHRISTOPHER A. YOUNG, A8IS, AEII Winnetka, Ill. WILLIAM A. YOUNG, A8cS, ATS! Chattanooga, Tenn. JACK ZDANCEWICZ, ASLS, EAE Memphis, Tenn. LEIGH E. ZERFOSS, ASLS, KA9 Nashville, Tenn. MICHAEL A. ZIMMERMAN, A8cS Louisville, Ky. REX ZIMMERMAN, ASLS Chattanooga, Tenn. Law School , i if mfif'?l5iaQEi in I'72 JOHN E. ACUFF GARETH SMYTHE ADEN JOE LEE ANDERSON CARLTON R. ASHER, JR. LLOYD G. ATOR, JR. JOSEPH N. BAKER Chattanooga, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Warren, Mich. Radnor, Penn. Tupelo, Miss. Sandwich, Ill. TIMOTHY BIGELOW BARNARD Wesley Hills, Mass. MICHAEL S. BARNES Grand Rapids, Nlich. ZEB E. BARNHARDT, JR. Winston-Salem, N.C. RICHARD H. BARRY Nashville, Tenn. A. DAVID BAUMHART, III Bloomfield Hills, Mich. EUGENE w. BELLER, JR. Glendale, Ky. RANKIN PALMER BENNETT Cookeville, Tenn. JOHN R. BLOSSOM Ocean Springs, Miss. GEORGE R. BONDS G. SCOTT BRIGGS Dyer, Tenn. Amesbury, Mass. HERBERT CHALMERS BROADFOOT, II PHILLIP W. BROOKS Des Moines, Iowa Tulsa, Okla. ROBERT W. BRUNDIGE, JR. Dayton, Ohio HARRY KING BUTTERMORE, III Harlan, Ky. J. THOMAS CASKEY WILLIAM J, CAVENEY F. WOODROW COLEMAN FRED COLLINS JACK B. COMBS WILLIAM C. CONWAY Baltimore, Md. Wheeling, W,Va. Memphis, Tenn. Milan, Tenn. Hindman, Ky. Franklin, Tenn. GEOFFREY MICHAEL COOPER Washington, D.C. W. LEE CORBETT FRED E. COWDEN, JR. WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD FRANK A. CROSSON AMES DAVIS JOE G. DAVIS ROSS T. DICKER KEMPER HARLAN DODSON JOHN D. EVERROAD JOHN A. FEATHERMAN JOHN D. FITZGERALD, JR. ERNEST J. GETTO STEPHEN E. GILHULEY HERMAN K. GOLNIK, JR. TONE N. GRANT HALCOTT P. GREEN JAMES G. HAIR, JR. GUSTAVUS A. H. HAMMER Philadelphia, Penn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Waban, Mass. Nashville, Tenn. Danville, Ky. Ithaca, N.Y. , III Nashville, Tenn. Columbus, Ind. Nottingham, Penn. Lewisburg, Tenn. DuBois, Penn. Upper Nyack, N.Y. Middletown, Conn. Bethesda, Md. Spartanburg, S.C. Crossett, Ark. Clarksville, Tenn. HAROLD D. HARDIN Hendersonville, Tenn. WARREN E. HAVILAND, JR. Normandy, Mo. DAVID L. HEALD ROBERT J. HOBBS Deerfield, Ill. Gretna, La. ,. he -fs CHARLES ROBERT IRISH Cleveland, Ohio 'RYRRRRXRWf RR ' A . JAMES K. IRVIN Ceeemil Grove, Fla. I 1 ROBERT G. JOHNSON Memphis, Tenn. Q I - J WILLIAM PALMER JOHNSTON Ardmore, Okla. I? M355 B S , 'Wi - STEVEN CARREL KANY Orlando, Fla, ' :fi A ,Elini :tgirl 'ri ug be 21: I IAA h 9 LAWRENCE FREDERICK KELLER Ciheihheli, Ohio IQJII, . . .J:-,, ROBERT Y. KOPF, JR. Russell, Penn. ' -'eq 1 IIIefeI A . - CHARLES LEWIS KOWN Nashville, Tehh. . J f S sae I ALAN KRUEGER Iivihgtem, N.J. in , 1 ss I . l DAVID P. LAND Cincinnati, Ohio A 'ie X af? ?v:::. b', : R, --fiy - - it '1i'A ii'-is? il i' . e 'i JAMES D. LECKRONE Salem, Ill. ,,, , ilse I JOEL M. LEEMAN Nashville, Temi. S JUDE THADDEUS LENAHAN Nashville, Tenn. .135 .- 'hs ga 'Qs 'fv 'B' A THEODORE WARREN LENZ Si. Petersburg, Fla. so W Q Q sell' jf, we SAMUEL L. LePRELL Jacksonville, Fla. ,W r -i'i' Jb... M, i N . Q. .- ,.., .. ., 1. ,,.. ..,. . . V A T Q .. .l.i.. -A . Qi - ' 'ii A I ELNORA BETH LIVEZEY Norman, Okla. - ' iis i sii E J JAY E. LOEB Decatur, Ill. , ,K I Q ,-.es S SAA isi CARL E. LOVELL, JR. Riverside, Calif. M ' ii I . -A if '. I FREDERICK E. LYNN Memphis, Ten-n. TT-' :E ROBERT A. MADDUX Cookeville, Tenn. ' ' E 3, fs is ..s. A A iili NEIL R. MARKSON Longmeadow, Mess. ' , S ' if JOHN M. MCCABE Haverstraw, N.Y. Q N 3 '-S --- Xa' - Q DOUGLAS STEWART MOORE EV3I'lStOI'1, Ill. N, ' :S 3 K1 JOHN R. MOSS Jaekseh, Tenn. M . . N JESSE THOMAS MOUNTJOY Lexington, Ky. .1 O '- if . I A , . i :','.. Q 5 ,'1,i' '::. f A A'.- T '1 'll'f '-:. ' 'ii' Y'l E ' :.':,' .-'.-'-' K , MATT B, MURI-'REE Miiffreesheie, Temi. ,I M , , A le... , . S J LAMB BOLTON MYHR, JR. Jackson, Tenn. lm 'NJ ,L an 49 W Wx QQQE5' lm A CEORCE PHILLIP NOWAK North Heveh, Ceim. ,il . :gi 1 31 JAMES H. OESER Rye, NH. A ,A f WILLIAM NELSON OZIER Nashville, Tenn-. , A 4 if , School of Law I74 RICHARD J. PASARELA WILLIAM LOUIS PEPPER Somerville, N.J. Springfield, Tenn. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER PESCATELLO Scarsdale, N.Y. JAMES JACKSON RAGAN, III Louisville, Ky. STEPHEN J. RANSFORD ARTHUR J. RANSON, III HOWELL JAMES REEVES Pittsfield, Mass. Apopka, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. EDWARD A. ROBERTSON, III Franklin, Tenn. CHARLES THOMAS ROSS Albany, Ga. LANCE CHRISTOPHER SCHAEFFER ROBERT HUNT SCHWARTZ ARNOLD I. SCHWARTZMAN LARRY DWIGHT SHARP G. THOMAS SHIELDS BRIAN CAMPBELL SMITH PARKER BENTLY SMITH R. KEITH THOMAS TOM PRICE THOMPSON, JR. PETER B. TINKHAM MICHAEL C. VINYARD JOSEPH S. VON KAENEL WILLIAM E. WEEMS, II BURTON B. WEIL WELTON W. WELLS JAMES HOWARD WILDMAN Chattanooga, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. New Haven, Conn. Memphis, Tenn. Greenville, Miss. Chattanooga, Tenn. Bay Village, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Hartsville, Tenn. Cape Charles, Va. Ottumwa, Iowa St. Louis, Mo. Old Hickory, Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Leonia, N.J. Shelby, Ohio CHARLES JOSEPH WILLIAMS Nashville, Tenn. JAMES A. S. WILSON JOE RAY WOODS Glasgow, Ky. Nashville, Tenn. Milxffflff SQ?-Q T . at , H.-.,. , EI:i'F? F? Ya s . . LVLL s N' ,. . .gigs .. ,.::f.t....w. -. - ,. , ' . . I I -- r , I , . .... .... , . , - ' 'QL fini: pg.: as .sl 5' ' f .Q ef'-S l 'f ' if 3 its-W.: in ,. . x e w ' . M li Af' ' T X ' S . my -K we .,., .... A I ' I .5 ' A Q - - -5, fi M Nl! G 3 V- 'Rf K 'Sak -fl -, 'ds 'SS if . . wx J 1 Ng 1. I . A l . . .,.. . .,,. - , N - ,x , , ifiiihggx . s . ' SETS fy I ' ' - , V if i - ' - h ..,. w ,. . - 'I' I 5 .T 1 : i . V .... 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Jackson, Miss University City, Mo Nashville, Tenn Nashville, Old Hickory, Lebanon, Nashville 1 Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Atlanta, Ga. Knoxville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. J I76 School of Medicine DOUGLAS A. FINNEGAN HARVEY S. FISHBEIN JAMES M. FOSTER ROBERT S. FRANCIS JOHN W. GARROTT GEORGE W. GLAZEBROOK, JAMES P. GOOLSBY JAMES H. GROWDON, JR. KEITH w. HAGAN JOHN H. HARRIS, JR. NORMAN D. HASTY BRUCE E. HERRON Louisville, Ky Flushing, N.Y St. Albans, W.Va Tulsa, Okla Battle Ground, Ind JR. Louisville, Ky Nashville, Tenn Little Rock, Ark Louisville Jasper, Shelbyville Jackson ROBERT W. HIGGINBOTHAM Nashville, EVERETTE I. HOWELL, JR. State College, ELLEN E. HRABOVSKY JOHN c. JOHNSON CLIFFORD A. LAKIN ROBERT K. MERCIER DOUGLAS P. MITCHELL JAMES E. MITCHELL MARK K. MOORE LAWRENCE R. PENNER, JAMES H. POWELL JOHN M. RAINEY WYATT E. ROUSSEAU MARY P. SCHULTZ LARRY D. SCOTT ANNE M. SHUTE JR. Nashville, Elizabethtown, Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Miss. Tenn. Tenn. Miami Beach, Fla. Nashville, Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Bolivar, Tenn. Bradley, 111. Storrs, Conn. Petersburg, Va. Pensacola, Fla. Jackson, Miss. Clinton, La. Nashville, Tenn. Jackson, Tenn. ROBERT T. SNOWDEN WILLIAM L. STONE RODGER T. SWANSON AMOS D. TACKETT DAVID C. WAGGONER DAVID H. WALKER JACKSON B. WHITE, IV HAROLD J. WIESMAN, JR. EDWIN O. WILLIAMSON RONALD B. WORKMAN VERNON T. WORRALL, III Jacksoville, Fla Mayfield, Ky Nashville, Term Murray, Ky Nashville, Nashville Nashville Nashville Tenn Ten-n Term Tenn Nashville, Tenn Decatur, Ala Nashville, Tenn School of Medicine n i, , Q XL, my , A.. U . K I QQ: , 'Q-ga 'Q . Q Q X5 elk, 1' H ' k a? y .Q fe , Q qg1QE1.,m.,.a Q , 2, 3 Q Q V f -ez 3' , Q ,531 K J - Q5 , 929, f 3 K, .1 ,. 98 , ri ,EW QQ f D ,F :JM f . .,,1Q,.,, ', Q Q Q QQ N, ,Q Y Q, ,524 Mg ?L.,.,, Q Q 5. U ,,ff,Q 4 , Q f ,yg K, QQ?-,505 3.8315 K, 1-, QQW , gf P 1 nj ,Q ?5,Q'iafiig?Q:g'li . 3' ' Q'-.QQ , ,fzQ,f'Qvzj: me 51 4, iz: eff 7'Q.11,f , f - f MQ, , -f +1 ' ms, , we v5,.Q,Q Q, W 2 .H ..,m,, , W N A Q.,. , LQQ Q 1 fs' The Publications Board is responsible for the election of the editors and business managers of the major Vanderbilt publications and news media, and for the ratification of the lesser publications. And of course it advises its various members. As a matter of fact, its first bit of advice was that the Publications Board was no moreg it had been replaced by Vanderbilt Student Communications Incorporated. After this, the group settled down for its winter nap, only to be disturbed from its slumber by having to choose a new Hustler editor prematurely. And then with a disgruntled yawn, the Pub Board again bedded down until the spring elections brought it out of hibernation. Standing Dean Robin Fuller Jim Rosenblatt Dr T Aldrich Fine-gan Chairman: Rod Phelan, Alex Slabosky, Dont Safer, jeff Goodman Dlck Bay Bill Phillips Tom Case Daxicl Northern Seated Caryl Privett, Dr. Harry H. Ransom, Nlike Kiernan, Rick Commodore T. Case, Industrious Editor The Hap of dirty blue jeans and the delicate rustling of a powder-blue sweatshirt emblazoned with DIRTY OLD MAN herald the arrival of the CoMMoDoRE's only oxymoron, Tom Case, ed. D.O.M.!doubles as CLEAN LIVING YOUTH falso announced on a matching powder-blue sweatshirtj. Either mask, for no one knows which is the True Tom, is capable of leaping tall buildings at a single bound, swallowing an extra hot NBQ sober, and befuddling any member of the staff with his ominous, yet telling h'rn1n's,' and hurumph's. His mind is brilliant, yet destined to Hans and pal, apparently a bus. man. self-destruction. Every concerned staff member consoles himself with the thought that Tomis life will be short, but sweet. D.O.M.'s sidekick Cnot to be taken literallyl and anti- mask, if such an animal could exist, is Dave Northern, bus. man.-The firm foundation upon which this Mighty Fortress is built. He seems to be the only soul who really cares if the CoMMoDoRE is alive or dead. As Cackling Tom squats in the corner and leafs through his pictures, Dave takes on all herculean labors. s-A John Sanders, The Critic Peggy Proctor, Assistant Business Manager A composite of the rest of the staff perhaps makes up for Nashvilleis lacking of a zoo. Usually seen skulking about in dark corners and insidiously chuckling is Mike Scardino. Besides editing sections, he has a penchant for putting rather strange pictures of himself in the book. But his favorite and most productive pastime Morgue Man ug: if f .- I ,U I jf ,Ian Dickmann, Administrations Editor if -fs Paul Harris, Classes Editor is enlarging in the darkroom. Equally strange is Dick Dempster, who has grown a beard with the belief that he may take more candid shots disguised as a plant. Although this method is a bit unusual, the results can be appreciated by turning to about any page in the book Keyes Page, Sports Editorg Russ Harris, Assistant Sports Editor 'llI-lla-nv-fuqqgg, ya-anwah'U Marilyn Jesse, Greek Editor Coddy Coddington, another Greek editor John Donaldson, Budding Bard Ingrid Lundahl, an odd duck Marilyn Jesse, Coddy Coddington, and Keyes Page have recognized by his anguished cries for candids. gotten in a rut by editing the same sections that Perhaps the smartest staff member was Jan Dickmann they did last year. We hardly even saw them, but they who conveniently disappeared after completing her were punctual and thorough in meeting their deadlines. section. Rumor has it that she packed her saddle bags Just as punctual was Paul Harris who was immediately '83 and fled to Denmark. Bruce Ranney, Advertising Manager Jeanie Nelson, Director of Miss Commodore Pageant And perhaps the greatest enigma on the staff was the team of Ingrid Lundahl and Kathie Benefield. They talked a language known only to themselves. However, in all honesty, they were the most sincere staff membersh-always careful to say and do the right thing, especially where they were concerned, since their W. az' X. 1 Advertising Assistants: Rick Quinn, Tim Weymouth, Terry Weskins, Mike Quillen Kathie Benefield and Anna Jorgensen, editorial assistants gp' Jian we mothers would be reading the book. Speaking of enigmas, speak of John Sanders. And youire right. The only reason the COMMODORE gets five pages in the annual, and the Hustler gets two, is not because we work harder, but because weire on the COMMODORE, not the Hustler, staff. Logical. IB4 Hustler Jeff Davis, Editor-in-Chief, Spring, the late but great Chuck Offenburger, Editor-in-Chief, Fall, Phil Olsson, Duke of Alumni. The end of an era. Offenburger took his mattress and went home-leaving a none- ! to-subtle trail of responsible journalism behind him. Everybody noticed the Hustler this year. They actually walked out on Rand Terrace on Tuesdays and Fridays intentionally to grab one. They had to notice all the specials-'on pot, student government, the Nashville ghetto, VU art, Minnie Pearl- all those. And they noticed more of a sense of vitality, whether it be mundane, as in HlN'anted: Naked Rfenf' or pure, as in the pat-on-the-back for Gregory, or as in the clean college politicking of Hustler versus Versus. And it has what marks a profound effect of a news medium upon the public: a new household word+Bates. N-. Y.. Alex Slabosky, Business Manager Torn Benson, Assoc. Editor: Terry Eastland: Buc Buchanan, Exec. Edit Mike Kiernan, Madman: Magnolia Malone, Assoc. Editor: Doug Bat Exec. Assistant: Bill Livingston, Mark McCrackin, Entertainment Edit Sam Turner, Exec. Assistant: Hunt Kay, Exec. Assistant: Paul Saud Not Pictured: Marshall Fallwell, Literary Editor. I86 Bob Thompson, Kathleen- Gallagher, Pearl Patrus, Lacey Ward, Brad Sabel, Clay Harris, News Editor. I ipias , , I ,ff, fs Hr' A 1 f E David Hildebrand, Alan Gorman, Dave Henderson. Not Pictured: Rob Piston, Kirt Cox, head photographers, Dan Mayfield, Doug Reagen. Phil Juwig, Copy Editor, Maribeth Patterson, Mary Margaret Alsobrook, Production Staff, Sara Anderson, Womenis Editor, Caryl Privett, Production Manager, Ted Glenn, Layout Editor. Not Pictured: Nancy Movery, Secretary. KOH? fist, See Hen-ry pounding sporty messages. X E 4, us? he .t kwa ssss s -ff V A, Student Associauon EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE BOARD OF PRESIDENTS Bev Evans Secretary of Student Affairs Cheryl Mitchell President of AWS Sam Turner, Attorney Generalg Jeanne Stevenson, Secretary of SA Paul Bunyan SA President Darryl Berger SA Vice President Andy Marlon, Frosh Class President, Jim Kothe, Secretary of Student Concerns Walter Murray Secretary of Intercollegiate AiTa1rs ,Im Morgan Secretary of Student Activities Card. Not Pictured: Brad Edgerton Secretary of Educational Affairs Tom Goodgame Secretary of International Affairs, John Morland, Secretary of Finance You must admit that you've heard or read SA more this year Cthat is, if you've been reading and listening this yearj. How could you miss the Concert Controversy Cwhat did you want-Kate Smith?Q, the valiant, yet futile effort to try to communicate with Beverly and the Metro Boys about the S15 stickers-it is hard to speak the plebeian language, the pot symposium, the big stands against grapes, parking fees, Martha Leatherman, unfair housing, the BOOBEmen, and taxicabs. The SA has a heart for everyone. Obviously, for the Cole girls. Finally, for Martha and Pamela and the other frustrated, yet mature, women. And for the Black andfor foreign students. And for students closed out of courses. And for biology and chemistry students who take lousy notes. And for Activities Card holders who like to go to games. And for people who like to drink while they watch election returns. And for Art Thornhill. And for the jock cult. And for kids who don't like PE. And always, yes, always, it keeps a special place in its heart for the Metro Men. Truly a Thinking Man is the worst enemy of the Prince of Darkness l89 .W. S. Legislative Board When the Legislature voted yes on Cole, it began to live and breathe. It had existed before, but only, in the minds of most students, as some inert figurehead. But the emancipation of the Cole girls, with the blessing of the AWS, began a new era in which most students realized it was not only non-inert, but on their side. Rules Revisions rolled on-mass producing emancipations here, there, and everywhere. Even freshmen got extended hours of freedom. Miss Charm and King Rex were scattered to the winds. Even the Harvest Ball tasted freedom-it was relieved of its conventional ballroom danceband. But the innocuous traditions stayed: Dr. Scott's Green Hanging speech, and the Fireside Chats. The Sovereign-Slave Symposium and the ForBid'n Loot fund-raiser were well-planned and exemplary of the active, as opposed to inert, AWS. It,s your misfortune if you missed these expressions of its face-lifting. First Row: Holly Wiggins, Kathy Smith, Marguerite Ramage, Nancy King Cost, Johnnita Harkins, Cheryl Mitchell, Becca Montgomery, Susan Sill Judy Johnson. Second Row: Jackie Goodyear, Marti Labare, Pat Kalrnans, Lexie Short, Susan Krienke, jill Fishback, Mary Beth West, Carolyn Kemp Third Row: Caryl Privett, Georgia Duro, Fran Jackson, Nancy Nichols, Candy Cresswell, Anna Jorgensen, Carolyn Taylor, Randy Fite. I90 A. W. S. Executive Board The alpha and omega of all A.W.S. legislative successes. Nancy King Cost, Cheryl Mitchell, Susan Sill, Becky Montgomery, Judy Johnson I9l .W S. ludicial Review Board Cheryl Mitchell, Carmi Carmichael, Carol Ecke, Judy Johnson, President: Susan Krienke, Candy Cresswell, Jenny Hardage, Diane Phillips, Nancy Estes. The Judicial Review Board is an innovation in women's student government which is consistent with the current concern with student rights, which has occupied national attention in the past few years. The purpose of the Board is to serve as an appellate courtg it can hear appeals brought to it by students after hearings by the separate dorm judicial boards. Furthermore, the Board has served as a policy co-ordinating body for the separate dorm boards in order to attain consistency in rulings among the various dorms. Although the Board has not been used frequently for appeals, it has nevertheless served as a symbol and a reminder that the student does have a recourse from arbitrary judgment. Parents, Weekend Committee They descended in their finery upon their sweet young things-who put on choral and intellectual airs for a truly impressed audience. Some say this sudden burst of lyrical, intellectual, and tactful genius was hypocritical. But have these skeptics ever stopped to think that maybe this weekend was just the obvious receiver of the carefully wrapped goods, which would have come to the surface perhaps never? Maybe some sorority girl never realized her talent for singing second soprano until someone invented Parents' Weekend. And then again, maybe parents never fully realized their tolerance of pain. Craig Cooper, Buddy Edmondson, Jennie Flippo, Buzz Martin, Pat Kalmans, Elizabeth Markham, Claire Laukhuf and Terry Medlin, co chairmen, Carolyn Ijams, Lee Martin. l Crcswnl City Imports I93 The Engineering 'Council ..,. gg K K K gt i 2: K, - 4 E . Q. if .g .Q K MMM -mf , 4 .L F . , , 1 ki 0 4, XY wire' gt 3 E .11 wwtwfw-Q4 11275680 ,. Roy Smith, Marlin Keel, Frank Webster, Art Thornhill, President, john Donagan, Martha Askins, Secretary, John Landon. The Council is a governing body of the Engineering School composed of representatives from each of the professional societies. It presents the problems and the suggestions of the students to the Faculty and Administration. Each semester a Course Evaluation is circulated by the Council in order to obtain suggestions for improvement in course material and presentation. This year under the sponsorship of the Council the engineering students are producing a promotional film concerning the various departments in the School. This film is being planned and executed solely by the students to illustrate the different programs available in Engineering. By approaching the curriculum in this manner the Engineering Council hopes to establish a close relationship between the faculty and students. I94 Nursing Student Association me 'HK' Kewl' NURSING STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row: Martha Burgess, Treasurer, Jean Temple, President, Kathy Hartmann, Chairman of Stu- dent-Faculty Committeeg Melanie Monk, Senior Class President, Back Row: Julie Holmes, Ci Ney, Freshman Class Presidentg Ann Baile, Junior Class President, Mary Fran Jett, Vice-President, Mickey Camp, TASNg Carol Proctor, Secretary. Not Pictured: Lucia Guese, Sophomore Class President, Barb Davis, Susan Baker. The big word in the Nursing School this year was metamorphosis. Everybody, even sophomores, tried to change the curriculum to the advantage of the innocent underclassmen. Closer adhesion with the faculty produced the Moratorium f a terribly nursey- sounding wordlpa three day period in which everyone stopped and thought-thought about improving that old curriculum, and the student-faculty gap fthey got off to a good -M start on that at the party at Dr. Cannon'sl, and the isolation from A8cS classes. This moratorium was the culmination of the yearis activities. Earlier the Nursing Student Council had let the student voice be heard both in Council Affairs and in general faculty contacts. Each and all classes in the School had voiced this desire for change, and it was heard. But the nurses have not changed in one respect, they still have fungwhether by having Dr. Liebert informally talk to them, or by carousing about at the Senior Banquet or the Spring Picnic. l95 The Divinity School Student Body -A in typical monastic fashion - elects its own governing body, The Cabinet, and maintains its own publications, a newspaper, P1'U.S'f?f'f'fIl.S', and an academic:- literary journal, Koinoni. ln addition, it appoints student representation on all standing connnittees of the faculty through the elected Student Personnel and Policy Committee. And, a Student Court is elected, representing some obscure judicial power that is rarely, if ever, tested. 1968-69 Student OFF1cters are james H. Sandlin, president: Howard K. Chadwick, vice- president: Ruth Holden, secretary: Richard Schmidt, treasurer: Alan Andolsen, graduate representative: Joe Sparks, senior representative, john Phelps, iniddler repre- sentative: Don Cottrill, junior representative: Ronn Kerr, Prospectus editor and Howard Maull, KOI'7707IiH editor. I fha' l .Y Honor Council Perhaps, if you were raised on Purity milk, you are completely unaware of the omnipotency of the Honor Council-or at least you think it's one big Hgurehead symbolizing All That Is Just And Good, but having no actual power. Actually, this mass of 36 elected individuals seems to be some inscrutable force with the divine power to make or break the future of a young man or lady. This life-or-death force is intimated in the Hustler by laconic inserts enurnerating the trials. This list makes you realize the Council is alive and working. But perhaps the Council doesn't made or break futures, perhaps the young man or lady does. Freshman learn the rules by which they will abide for their next four years Front Row: Cheryl Mitchell, Lucille Harris, Jonnita Harkins, Marcia Nightingale, Nancy Anderegg, Junith Smitherman, Marie An- nette Brown, Perry McDonald, Martha Milford, Anne Martin, Jan Hartnett, Susan Horton, Linda Galloway. Back Row: jim Hustead, Dan. McGruder, Mike Butler, John Morland, Jay Popp, Ric Cannada, Van Oliver, Jack Featherin-gill, Alan Maclin, Kevin Grady, Dan Sprinkles, David Murphy, Jack Sestak, Skipper Wild, Bill McClanahan. I97 Impact Front Row: Paul Elliott, Emily Fairchild, Bert Levy, Resa Bratton, Pamela Owens, Sara Anderson. Back Row: George Mudter, Marc Wood, Sam Turner, John Gaventa, King Self, Rich Rosen. We don't know about its success yet but you will when you read this. But right now fwe think it's Marchj, Impact sounds good. Even if you've never heard of Nathan Hare, maybe his on-stage conduct with Phillip Abbot Luce will be as delving, and possibly amusing, as a Buckley-Vidal battle-of-the-tongues. Marc Wood said the conglomeration of speakers will be analysts, activists, or popular leaders. Even if there is an imbalance of the three, it will still only more than adequately typify the topic: 4'The Emerging Generation? l98 Tom Haden Max Lerner Jack Newfield George Plimpton Forum What do these people have in common? Stewart Meacham John Seigenthaler Dick Gregory Henry Ford II George Plimpton William Sloane Colin Theylre all free, white or black, over 21, relevant to our times, and were presented by Forum Rita: Liuafcla Tern' Medlin, .l0hIil Mayfield, Kappy Kyle, Tad Glenn, Junith Smitherman, Secretary, Lee Johnston Chairman Joan Elhston LOUIS Morrison, Len Persons, Ginny Solomons, Betsy Weil, Pam Taylor, Gerry Storey. l 200 William Sloane Cofin ' VY Henry Ford II Versus The Hustler drew a lot of controversial attention this year. First somebody with definite intent burned the Hustler box on Rand Terrace. And then there was a clandestine sheet mysteriously left on the doorstep of Rand one night. And it was destined that this little bundle of unknown parentage was to become the darling of even some of the most respectable members of the community. After several run-ins with the law, this youngster found that it had parents-Mike Franks and Andy McKinnon. With this new air of respectability, the little sheet grew into a weekly newspaper, Versus. Of course, by the time it became a weekly, Chuck Offenburger, the neighborhood bully, had disappeared from the scene, and then nobody could figure out what Versus was versus. But it did continue, perhaps because of its thorough coverage of the news, something rumored missing in the Hustler. mia f mum' EDITORIAL STAFF-Standing: Ed Silberhorn, fname unknownj, Ed Brown, Lee Sum- mers, Larry Shainman, Tom Linthicum. Seated: Mary Oliver, Tricia Taylor. Mike Franks, Editor BUSINESS STAFF-Doug Orr, Cname unknownj, Qname unknownj, Andy Mc Kinnon, Business Manager, skeleton, John Steenbergeng Terry Deskins. 202 BOOBEmen and Editors Anonymous Spectrum Spectrum is the only organization, to our knowledge, to achieve the distinction of actually being praised by Doug Bates. Ho hum . . . And here's a new concept. Spectrum sponsored Love this year. Only one fine example of literary genius penned from a Spectrum mind. One bright day Mike Kiernan and Donnie Safer gathered some of their friends together for a picture. Kiernan brought his towel along with him, an object he always seems willing to throw in, and Safer wore his hat. Every- one else brought their favorite things, too, including Hunt Kay, who brought along the statue of Harold S. Vanderbilt. Standing: Denny McAuliffe, a gorilla, a World War I pilot, Ed Brown, a pretty blond, David Hite, Mark McCrackin, Kiernan, Nanci Movery, and an obscene baritone singer. Seated: Anne McEniry, a tub for Melanie Beene, and Dick Bay. Safer is on top of things, as always. Kay, incidentally, is not visible here. Always the gentleman, Kay preferred to remain behind the statue in deference to Mr. Harold S. Van- derbilt. 203 4 ,ff ! Vanderbilt University Theatre CANDIDE GEORGE BERNARD CECIL JONES SHAW MARAT-SADE PETER WEISS CECIL JONES THE ALCHEMIST BEN JONSON CECIL JONES THE CAVERN JEAN ANOUILH STONEY BREYER ROBERT ROBERT ROBERT TERRY BALDWIN BALDWIN BALDWIN TROUTT , ,Legg ,swwmii First Row: Pam Morris, seasonal production manager g Mike Meigs, member- at-large. Second Row: Al Benneyworth, publicity managerg Robley Hood, business managerg Stoney Breyer, presidentg Morris Matthews, member- at-largeg Candy Cresswell, secretary. 204 205 Dorm Court Mr. Potter's boys. , gl Sitting: Don Baltimore, Buddy Edmondson, Clark Cochran, Butch Moore, President: Terry Eastland, Chief Clerk: Andy Rovins, Chet Tisdale, Frank Massengale. Standing: Bob Wellman, Paul Elliott, Vice-President, Dave Fox, Rich Gilbert. Student Court These judges don't just play around with the gavel. They care about their men in that they are trying for a complete re-shaping of the entire judicial system. They had a tete-a-tete with the big men-the deans who can help them re-shape. And the end result hopefully will make this discipline less impersonal. Left Column: Kurt Strasser, Vice-President, Jim Byassee, Shawn Saavedra, Head Clerkg Buddy Edmondson, Tom Holbert, Chip Lary. Right Column: Chuck Billings, Presidentg jim Rosenblatt, John Olert, Secretary, Steve Herod, Butch Moore, Tom Woods, Sammy Chawkin. 206 Mens Residence Hall Executive Board Now you know what MRHEB stands for. l Putfhett and Tztrses, one of the inzxny entertaiininent groups sponsored by the MRHEB Colfeehouse series. Seated: Barry Nlutthews, Bedford Xvaters, Shawn Saute' dra, Bob Stnhlkuppe, President: Stexe Baker. Standing: Phil George, Bob Dalton, Daw' Glascoff, Alan Lubel, Bruce Bet-ber, Doug Montague. 1 Seated: Dirk Goldberg, Ralph Looinis, '1'eiry Moore, Buz Nlurtin, Clnn-lie Stowe. Standing: Bill Toltx, Don Wolf son, Chntlg Wilson, Burney Klelnnzxn, Hugh I-Iowscr, jr. I Vanderbilt lntcr-Faith Association What's on Capers Avenue besides typical Nashville hovels Filled with paying male Vanderbilt students? The VIFA squad- out to defend justice and the American way of life. The members of the squad also tidy up the Edgehill area, which is no menial task. And the Volunteers in Service tutor, believe in Head Start and city schools, and support their local Red Cross. And, around suppertime, no true VIFA member eats California grapes. And on Fast Day, he abstains from eating any kind of grape, much less anything else. But for a good reason. S1300 worth of empty plate and full Biafran stomach. Front Row: Walt Lawless, Presidentg Susan Schlegel. Back Row: Phil Mullins, David Comperry King Self, Kathleen Brewer, Jan Brahms, David Stroh, Associate Chaplain, Julia Malone. Vincent McGee, a VIFA-sponsored speaker. 208 UHNDEHBILT INTER-FHITH HSSII presents Q showing Q-Ill! 7'UZ 5L7!79', FL5. X5 NE E L fr' HUDITURIUN NLM: 7:5o,.,, PANEL.'855O PRO ESSORSI LANEY BLANTON 6' fwvson 209 oint University Bands Why don't we clap more for the band? The football team, which gets an occasional hooray, is only physical. But the members of the band, who probably practice just as much fin that old ramshackle excuse for a building at 2401 West Endj as the football players, must be physical and mental. Haven't you ever been amazed at a tuba player who can blow the right notes and remember to march eight steps and then turn right at the same time? Well, stop and ponder. And, admit it, you like that old fight song. After we finally break a tie score in the Gym, you'd miss Dynamite if it weren't there. l xt l Peabody Wind Ensemble 2l l A.l.Cl-l.E. In order to acquaint Vanderbilt engineering students with actual professional engineering practice, the student afliliate chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at Vanderbilt has sponsored lectures, trips, and movies on the social as well as the technical areas of the profession. In addition, the chapter holds various parties and picnics to provide both social and professional activities for its members. First Row: Jim Itin, Martin Nolan, George Schlossnagle, David Golightly, Edward Swabb, President. Second Row: Otto Gratzol, James Staggs, George Kniazewycz, joe Chandler, William Lambert, Douglas Smith. Third Row: Lynn Williams, Treasurer, John Sherwood, Ellen Nobles, Richard Genung, Paul Winslow, William Liegois. Missing: Lannie Black, Vice-President, Karl Simonis, Secretary. A.S.M.E. The A.S.M.E. strives to acquaint its students with the opportunities and responsibilities of a professional Mechanical Engineer. The organization's activities are designed to give students a first-hand view of engineering practices. This year the A.S.M.E. sponsored speakers from Owen-Corning Fiberglas of Ohio and Boeing of Huntsville, as well as Held trips to Combustion Engineering in Chattanooga and Lockheed in Marietta. Among other activities, the A.S.M.E co-sponsored the Southern Regional A.S.M.E. Student Convention which was held at Vanderbilt this year. First Row: Dan Magruder, Gary Copas, Shelton Mandel, Jerald Cuffman. Second Row: John Eason, Bruce Baker, Kathy Simpkins, Richard Jennings, Carter Chapman, Jr. Third Row: Buddy Parker, Charles Mathews, Larry Elliott, David Beard, Steve Gregory. Fourth Row: Frank Web- ster, President, Pete Martin, Hervey Priddy. ASCE. The purpose of the A.S.C.E. is to introduce the Civil Engineering student to the practical applications of his classroom material. This is being accomplished through guest speakers, films, and Held trips. Some of the programs presented this year concerned Steel Fabrication, V'ater and Air Pollution, Urban Development and City Planning, and Naval Underwater Construction. A field trip to St. Louis in the spring was planned to visit McDonald-Douglas Aircraft, Busch Stadium, the St. Louis Arch, and the Fisher Body Plant. , First Row: Roy Smith, President, Al Armstrong, Mike Tant, Treasurerg Steve McConnell, Steve Glimpse, Don Raymond, Vice-President, Wayne Copley, Nick Ammons, Prof. Beaufait. Second Row: John Landon, Bill Snow, Marlin Keel, Connie Cannon, Jim McKinney, Chip Oelschlaeger, Winston Evans, Vince Johnson, Mike Choate, Jim Work, Kurt Gratzol. Third Row: Prof. Hackett, Charlie Plosser, Trevor Evans, Bob Higgs, Secretary, Bill Washburn, Mr. Boone, Mack Truck, Greg Andrews, Francis Kloot, Jay McCoy, Prof. Rowan, Sr. IEEE To bridge the gap between academia and professionalism the Vanderbilt Student Chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers was formed in 1963. Through special programs, lectures by prominent engineers, Held trips and social outings, the I.E.E.E. has sought to acquaint its members with the actual practice of the electrical engineering profession as well as to keep them abreast of current developments in their fields. Qfg? ...ha Fa' i 'w,, it M Mr First Row: Mike Cure, Greg Wanda, George Weant, Gabriel Aya. Second Row: Stephen Vernon, Heidt Matthews, Butch Smith, Joe Hanson, Richard Johnsson. Third. Row: Stuart Bushing, Wayne Graham, George Marrs, Con- ner Walker, Scott Baxter. Fourth Row: Bill Winstcad, John Calloway, Jerry Brown, Scott Boykin. Not Pictured: R. Michael Watson, Chairman. WRVU Rick Geyer, Station Manager '68-'69 saw WRVU pick up the largest audience it has ever had, it sounded more like a professional rock station than either of its competitors, its news department finally gained legitimacy amongst campus leaders and its advertising revenue reached an all-time high, matched only by its all-time high in expenses. Dillinger, or Rick Geyer, the station manager, had the opportunity of having two uniquely qualified program directors-Randy Brooks, who succeeded Bob Langstaff as a result of Bob's election as Regional Director of the National Collegiate Radio Association. An all-night progressive rock show called Collagen was started and became extremely popular, as the Big I made way for Collage and devoted much of his time to finding a lot on which the station could build a basketball court for underprivileged Nashville kids. 2l4 Evelyn Foster, the Weather Girl 4,9 And even the signal was loud and clear everywhere, even in Carmichael -so clear, in fact, that for a period of two days it was the only station one could pick up anywhere on the dial. Overcoming that problem, the engineers next had to eliminate WRVU from Channel 8 on Hal Smotheris T.V. The girls' quad as well as the freshman menis quad became extremely avid fans. With WRVU,s renewed popularity, it took on the role of leader in many fields, including music, when it released an exclusive Beatle,' single to WMCA in New York-well, sort of. ,gif ,X . 4 223552-2 .ark M. i .Sf .Ns 4, 4 V .Am ,W ,els 2l5 IWA Pam Stevenson, President, Joan Morgan, Mary Usher, Karen Brooke, Cherry Jane Gray, Executive Assistants. Not Pictured: Kathy Simpkins, Carolyn Williams, Susan Singley, Corrine Royce. Front Row: Patti Jones, Parliamentariang Virginia Raisor, Secretary-Treasurer, Char- lotte Fausett, Athletic Board. Back Row: Lois Alexander, Representative to Board of Presidents, Pam Stevenson, President, Linda Jo Baker, Athletic Board. Not Pic- tured: Caryl Privett, AWS Representative. The goals are the same 5 the name is just different. The independent women, or this particular closely-knit group anyway, are just as dirtied up by rained-on crepe paper and splattered spaghetti as any Greek. And they show up at Wesley Gym in their matching jerseys, or Athenian Sing in their matching gowns, or at the Quiz Bowl in their innate genius-just as do the Greeks And they, too, are plagued by fand have speakers onj the same questions as a sorority: What defines us as a group? What are our problems as a group? Obviously, the advantages outnumber the problems, or the group wouldn't exist in the first place. l 1 Political Science Association This organization is new. Like all other new organizations, it acts new. So it really hasn't done a whole lot, except for a coffee, and a speaker or two, and a farewell to seniors party. But next year it'll be old. And it is a law of nature that the older ou are the more ou've done. Lon live the Political Science Association. Y i Y S p' J Rick Geyer, John Benson, Ed Silberhorn, Tom Woods, President, Rick Pratt, Susan Cox, Secretary, Mike Urban. Gamma Beta Phi Not just anyone can be in Gamma Beta Phi. First you must be aware that it exists, then you must either have a 1.5 average or have been in that ever-popular Beta Club in high school. But this relatively unknown yet sincere organization is busy being charitable. They march for dimes, they tutor, and they work with the Vocation School. And they don,t plaster Dracula posters all over campus. Lynn Archer, Sherry Hopper, Stephen Dedalus, Bicycle Owner, Nancy Turner, Meredith Tucker, Secretary-Treasurer: Dan Ed monds, Johnitta Harkins, G. Robert King, President. Not Pictured: Richard Jennings. Vice-President. Prometheus Pro-me-the-us -n.- class. The champion of man, and the antagonist of Zeus on man's behalf. Does this man-god dichotomy have any analogy at all to Heilman's statement that Prometheus will present the side of literary life not generally covered in Spectrum?', David Hildebrand, David Tugman, Bill Heilman, co-editor, Jack Rosenblatt, co-editor, Leila Muelle, Hoot Sarratt, Jeff Bootzin, Anne McEn1ry. 2I8 Christian Science Organization Here, looking somewhat like they're posing for a family portrait, is the Vanderbilt Christian Science Organization. Besides holding weekly homey-type meetings at the VIFA house, the C.S.'s sponsored a fall lecture by Edward Williams of Indianapolis on the subject of True Identity. They also help make one of the reputedly best newspapers, the Christian Science Monitor, available to the campus 5 provide rides to the local Christian Science churches, and have occasional social activities. Standing: Dr. T. Aldrich Finegan, Don Horton, Doug Swan. Seated: Dave Rand, julia Malone, Carol Green. Not pictured: Gene Forrest, Paula Davis, Rita Swan. APG A little reward always serves as a good impetus. And what could be more rewarding for a young lass Cnot yet affected by the new AWS no hours lawj than an extra hour of play Friday night, or for a young lad, a free YVhopper? Nothing, says your friendly Blood Drive nurse with the needle. But don't think the APO only sucks blood. It also provides buses to the airport around vacationtime-a service most appreciated by freshmen. And it could provide the New York Times, if the world-conscious students were only responsive enough. All in all, it's a very sanguine organization. I pf' No leeches in this outfit, boy. ? 1' : . w i. - sig Tw W 2 5. rf if Ken Garrison President 'Nw Since we don't have a group picture of APO fthe sec- ond time we tried there was no film in the cameraj, we decided to substitute with a portrait of Ralphie, who is loveable, red-blooded, all-American, and is also the spring president. ZI9 Afro-American Association In its second year as the sole organization for any and all who are interested, the Afro-American Association has been extremely active on campus. They sponsored various speakers, such as Dick Gregory and Fanny Lou Hamer, and Eldridge Cleaver, almost. The A.A.A. also had two publications, a pamphlet and Rap from the Eleventh Floor. The main push this year of the Association was toward securing a Black Studies Program, and the push was effective. But perhaps the greatest advances were shown in the groupis successful entrance into campus politics. The A.A.A. president, Wes Bradby, was given a chair on the Board of Presidents. And in the spring elections, Bedford Waters was elected president of the Menls Residence Halls Executive Board. So, the A.A.A. sure does T.C.B. I ,K K . nn nxmann-1.7.-- First Row: Brenda Matthews, Bobby Jean Perdue, Annie Jackson, Eileen Carpenter, Bobbie Wells, Sandra Harris, Debra Woods, Phyllis Hunter, Larry Wallace. Second Row: joan Shannon, Carol Jackson, Annie Taylor, Sylvia Tate, Bobbye Jean Anderson, Alice Rowe, Stella Selby. Third Row: William Green, Moses Taylor, Timothy Burkett, Walter Murray, Richard Jackson, Donald Crowe, Harry Guess. Fourth Row: Bruce Davis, Robert Barber, William Washburn, David Lom- bard, Roy Ashworth, Leslie Hightower, Wes Bradby, Leroy Harris, Fred Cheyunski. C.S.A.A. If the KD's make the mums, what does the C.S.A.A. do? After all, we've had no GO VANDY hats this year. Of course. They're in charge of Finding judges for the homecoming floats. ,.............-...-fam mm,-, 1 K e Q, q,.. 4 ' . :gf bw W' i 'XJ Gerry Storey, George Bosworth, Christy Merrill, Clark Lea, Tam Hicks, Ann Stuckey, Ray Brakebill Everyone is a judge. Our dauntless leader, affectionately known as The Whale. 22' Concert Choir There is something aesthetically pleasing at this institution besides the new addition to the library. It is the Travelling Warblers. If you weren't hanging around Benton Chapel around Christmastime, or werenit in Atlanta in the springtime, you didn't hear the euphonious emanations from Batt's Boys and Girls. You should have. First Row: Linda Alexander, Nancy Holzapple, Sally Marsalek, Karen Archer, Ci Ney, Lois Alexander, Sharon Gouger, Janis Slepicka, Deborah Gresswell, Laura Helen Randall, Sherry Ingram, Vicki LaFollette, Janis Holeman. Second Row: Judy Hull, Vice-Presi- dent, Harletta Thomas, Jan Booth, Paula Orcutt, Pam Stevenson, Choir Robe Mistress, Claudia Ann Reaves, Beth Dankert, Martha Oldham, Karen Simonsen, Marna Strinden, Marilyn Langfeld. Third Row: jerry Tift, Moses Taylor, Wayne Graham, Richard Yates, Pat Walker, Business Manager, Wayne Ghristeson, jim Ward, Fred Blumenschein, George Apfel, Stokes Dickins, joe Vetter, Librar- ian, Bruce Ranney. Fourth Row: Dick Dempster, Chuck Reardon, Randy McSwain, Rich Oldham, Dick Davis, President, Robert Tan- nehill, Paul Bragg, jeff Schmitt, Bob Jarman, Bruce Smedley. Not Pictured: Ruth Day, Debra Dixon, Libby Grow, Secretary, jackie Samuels, Patti Jones, Doug Sanford. ' I , . 222 ff Student Physics Society Even you can be a physics major. You do not, the S.P.S. is trying to tell you, have to have an inside knowledge on the Divine Order of the Universe. The S.P.S. had a frosh program to inform them of this revelation. They have also made it easier for physics majors to swim, not sink, by setting up a special basement study room, complete with test files, Held trips, attempts to change the curriculum in the student's favor, and, your conventional dinner with the professor. First Row: Karen Olson, Ken Garrison, Carolyn Taylor, President, Jim Koppius, Leroy Harris. Second Row: Sam Weedman, Bill Watkins, John Montgomery, Byron Cooley, Secretary-Treasurer, Jan Dickmann, Darrell Preble, Vice-President, Doug Orr, Franklin Foote, Dennis Duke, Gerald Houldsworth, Donald Brown. Investment Club 'STO trade by means of money is the code of the men of good will. Money rests on the axiom that every man is the owner of his mind and his effort? -Ayn Rand l Seated: John Peden, Treasurerg David Golightly, Vice-President: Byron Cooley, President: Dan Bing, Secretary. Stand- ing: Allen Newport, Terry Deskins, Larry Walters, Ralph Rothfclder, Clark Cochran, Terril Band, David Royce, David Inlander, Bill McLarty, Richard Schuster, Frank Lorge, Walter Wheelhouse Thomas Starr. Womenis Advisory Council Who was that smiling cherub who greeted you your First fall at Vandy? She snowed your parents and helped you unpack and then sent you a candy cane at Christmas. And she advised,' you to bring a plastic bucket for long trecks to the bathroom and a large umbrella for long swims to class. And then she ascended into heaven. Sli in W.. .A li First Row: Holly Wiggins, Executive Board, Susan Cramer, Executive Board, Betsy Urban, President, Betsy Martin, Exec- utive Board, Second Row: Lucille Hicks, Len Persons, Lee Knisley, Vicki LaFollette, Betsy Evans, Cara Snyder, Nancy King Cost, Lynn Murray. Third Row: Georgia Duro, Carolyn Hicks, Nancy Nichols, Ginny Solomans, Carolyn Gayle, Kathy Silverman, Johnnita Harkins, Maribeth West, Vicki Heath, Carolyn Grant, June Rhoad, Susan Spratt. Fourth Row: Cad Simpson, Julie Boring, Claire Parker, Kathy Beto, Martha Key, Ann Martin, Susie Peace, Debbie Dixon, Ruth Saunders, Sylvia Tate. .2 1. .m it First Row: Emily Fairchild, Sherry Willis, Ann Sibold, Linda Tillman, Andi Hughes, Pat Hopkins, Jeanne Phillips, Ann Collins, Sue Fleischer, Becky Strief, Linda Hamilton. Second Row: Ann Bower, Ann Forsman, Tricia Taylor, Lucia Guese, Martha Lynn Hughes, Ruth Shelton, Liz Anglin, Cathy Lester, Sally White, Ellen Lee, Laurie McClung. Third Row: Martha Milford, Ruth Day, Mary Ann Clark, Peggy Ingram, Reed Ferran, Marty Huffman, Bette West, Sally Winslow, Susan Copas, Shawnee Rathbone. 224 Vucept Perhaps the eternal cohesion and perseverance of Vuceptors is best brought to light by the fact that it was difficult to gather up all these wandering shepherds for a group picture by the time December rolled around. But don't let that bias you. It was announced that there may be changes next year, In fact, a study committee was rumored to have been formed in the fall to discuss the disappearance after orientation of these shepherds from their flock. Perhaps they had too many black sheep. BOARD OF GOVERNORS-Tom Graves, Pace Van Devender, Chairmang Tom Goodgame, Berkeley Merrill, Bev Evans, Keyes Page. First Row: Ken Garrison, Brad Sabel, Tom Benson, Jon Householder. Steve Rosenblzitt, Richard Gilbert, Bill Clarke, Walt Lawless, Paul Schmidt. Second Row: John Olert, Jim Rosenblutt, Rod Phelan, Dan MCGruder, Tom Hall. Pat Walker, Lee Kammerer, John Peden, Buddy Edmondson, Willis Kuhn, Mike Tooke, Steve Taylor. Third Row: Dave Northern, George Robertson, Chuck Billings, Tom McCur- ley, Bruce Baker, Steve Tolbert, Jim Bynssee, Paul Harris. Fourth Row: Chuck Wilson, Mike Lambrcth, John Reed, Mike Seltzer, Bruce Wilson, Kevin Grady, Bill Mahon, Ed Silberhorn, Ric Cannada, Jay McCoy, Mike Warden, Bill Snow. 225 Skull and Bones Well we certainly hope that you hit the right day at Vanderbilt Hospital this year, if you needed emergency treatment. This red-letter day was the Operation Disaster program in which members of Skull and Bones played sick, and the hospital employees played hospital employees, To everyone's surprise, the pseudo- victims were more efficient than the employees. VVhat would life be without irony? Skull and Bones also, besides giving the hospital a taste of medicine foreign to them, expanded the Biology Library with little treasures representing most med schools across the U.S. And they peddled old tongue depressors to purchase microscopes for well-meaning, yet weak-eyed, medical hopefuls. Doctors have fun too ' ff 'ftfasz-aww-wt' YS' Phi Delta Phi The members of Malone Inn, founded in 1907, of Phi Delta Phi, International Legal I raternily, have aided and abetted it in rolling along steadily in a social direction. These culprits are: CLASS OF 1969: Carlton Asher, Joe Anderson, Mike Barnes, Barney Barnhardt, Rankin Bennett, Joe Binkley, John Blossman, George Bonds, Scott Briggs, Bob Brundage, King Buttermorc, Bill Cavcny, Woody Coleman, Fred Collins, Lee Corbett, Fred Cowclen, Cecil Crowson, Joe Davis, Har- lan Dodson, John Everroad, Jack Featherman, John Fitzgerald, Steve Gilhuley, Tone Grant, Hal Green. Vlarren Haviland, Bob Hobbs, Bob Johnson, Bob Kopf, Chuck Kown, Dave Land, Jude Lenahan, Fred Lynn, Bob Maddux, Neil Markson, Kenny Masterson, John Moss, Tom Mount- joy, Matt Murfree, Bill Ozier, Bill Parker, Richard Pasarela, Bill Pepper, Mike Pescatello, Randy Ranson, Ed Robertson. Tom Ross, Lance Schaeffer, Bob Schwartz, Larry Sharp, Brian Smith, Keith Thomas, Tom Thompson, Pete Tinkham, Burton Weil, Jim Wildman-, Charlie Wfilliams, Jim Wilson, Phil Witter, Joe Ray Woods. CLASS OF 1970: Tom Adams, Fred Ander- son, Larry Ashby, Larry Barcella, Craig Benson, Jack Biel, Reid Bingham, Allen Blair, Mark Brown, Lindsay Builder, John Burtis, Dave Carr, Neil Castaldo, Neil Cohen, Bob Colman, Paul Cowden, Richard Crotteau, Peter Curry, lra Dansky, James DuBois, Doug Dunn, Steve Edwards, Jay Eustis, Dick Franta, Marbut Gaston, Nick Gladding, Scotty Greenwald, Nick Green- wood, Joe Gruenberg, Ron Hanson, Tyree Harris, Reid Hudgins, Horace Johns, Kim Johnson, Ed Kelley, Mike King, Clyde Kirtley, Gary Lander, Ted LaRoche, Lou Lindeman, Alan Lure, John McCracken, VVade Nelson. Bill Newport, Carlisle Page, Walt Palmer, Gragg Pope, Jason Reynolds, Stan Rose, Bob Ruckman, Bob Sams, Jim Sanders, Tom Shelburne, Don Spiegel, Larry Spillman, Glen Steedley, Charles Steel, Tom Strohm, Finley Taylor, Jerry Townsend, Ed Turner, Benny Waggoner, John Wagster, John Webb, Art Wentzel, Bill Wheeler, Mike Whitaker, Justin Wilson, Bill Wood, Murray Wlright. CLASS OF 1971: Jim Beckner, Bill Browder. Frank Clemmer, Pat Coleman, Tom D'Arco, Bill Dodd, Fred Dunlop, Scott Dye. Richard Erickson, Alan Flowers, Steve Guise, Jim Holman, Russ Jeckett, William Lea, Robert Leonard, Alan Levine, Fred Marrah, Rod MacRae, Roger May, Bob McCutcheon, Roger Moister, Gordon Rogers, Bob Ruther- ford, Steve Schultz, Kirby Sevier, Bob Sloan, John Stemmler, George Teague, M. E. Tipps, Bob Turner. '4 J FALL SEMESTER OF- ' ,ff A FICERS: Tommy Thomp- son, Magister, Fred Lynn, Vice-Magister, Mike Pesca- tello, Exchequer, Doug Dunn, Clerk, Mike King, Historian. SPRING SEMESTER OF- FICERS: Mike Pescatello, Magister 5 Tom Adams, Vice-Magister, Doug Dunn, Exchequer, Brian Smith, I'l21I'l. Clerkg Mike King, Histo- Wholesome and atural Club Virtue is its own reward. Nlilk Drinkcrsz W . :silly im, 3 Bootrliic-, Presiclutil it '- 3 Klorbcuu t V A L Dirty Old Main ' IQ 2 .lvziiiiiie f' in ' Little Annie Lou-Lou Miss ,'hLll'lf 5 Mi-. Ktttttt- ,, Mule Super Coin 'M 1 i The Dol Witz Omieron Tau Eta As the sun sinks slowly into the Wlest, the girls of Omieron Tau Eta return tired, but happy, from the fun trail. Sadder but wiser, they are the major female upholclers of the carjm diem philosophy on this campus. This self-appointed honor society is open next year to girls who feel inclined to gather their rosebucls while they may. Ellflll Mother Beneiieltl, Foxy Vail l.ziwre11u-, 'l'rip Triplett, Hallelujah Chorus Lunduhl, Big Annie W'inquist, llioiiysian Diane Dunilson, Mistress Annu Ilorgenscn, Little Annie Derhes, Nancy Ellen Commode, Simple Sue Clll'l'l'l'C. Not picturctl: Cliurmer Parker. 228 Young Republicans A successful year in national politics 3 a rather dubious one in home politics. Dave Bedford, Frcd Bachmcycr, Mzirihelh Patterson, Edward Elliot, Barbara Mercer, Gene Yates, Slcvc Cox 229 ludo Club Under the iron-Hstecl rule of Jim Barbour, the Judo Club nearly chopped its way to victory over the long standing title holder of the area, the Cumberland College Judo Team. They also exhibited their iron control, their knowledge of Certain foreign words, and their hard-earned belts at the Girls, Tuesday-Thursday phys. ed. classes and in the City Championship. Tom Pinkston is their brown-belted faculty advisor. First Row: Mellie Larochc, Suzanne Wooley, Surah Poynor, Polly Hasellon, Linda Thomas. Second Row: Cheryl Moore, Mary Lessick, Judy Meyer, Amy Ronan, Nena Couch. Third Row: 'fruit Honeyeut, Leroy Harris, Gary Lang, Vice-President, Jim Barbour, President. P 230 W- e 'Y' 'ft -14455 Youth for Nixon This was obviously a successful group. Hen-ry Craft, John Smith, Mary Jane Parham, Doug Montague, Steed Scott, Rick Shiels. Young Democrats This was not an obviously successful group Left to Right: Persevering young men. Bill Washburn, piano, and Skip Hirsch, saxaphone, at art show concert. Filming of The Consecration of Steven Sinneyf' of and by the V.S.A.A. Hoot Sarratt, Morris Matthews, Dick Bay. Gerry Wood, far right. V.S.A.A. Any student-run organization that is not only noticed, but also praised Cin an indirect way, of coursej by the more aesthetic members of the faculty, deserves recognition. The films of the V.S.A.A., which are frequent and cheap for viewers, have been mentioned and even required in English, art, and philosophy classes. And one more point. This organization lives up to its name. The Vanderbilt Student Art Alliance doesn't limit itself only to showing films. It also recognizes and presents the art of music, the art of photography, the art of painting, the art of descriptive advertising, and the art of movie-making, as witnessed here. I A if BY ANTCDN W' 'U YQ-NI FIQIDLXY 76 N EEN 75 IK Ks Sailing Club Perhaps you're asking yourself why the Sailing Club has two pages of pictures and open space. It all has to do with rnan's free will and his never-ending desire to overstep his limits. Here we have various pictures depicting Ulysses-type Vanderbilt students sitting well in order and smiting the sounding furrows. And here we also have open space--depicting the dark, broad seas, and the infinite space between man and beyond the sunsetf' How poetic. Sports Car Club Rally round the Ferrari, boys-and you will be a part of the first autocross ever held at the Fairground Speedway. The fellows and blue-jeaned women there have gathered for the sole purpose of strengthening the camaraderie among students who, in the words of Mr. Merrill, have an enthusiastic interest in expending technical energies on, in, around, or underneath sports carsf, He added that any prospective member need not own a sports car or a subscription to Road and Track. He only needs that desire for camaraderie. Francis Kloot, Frank Padberg, Doug Smith, The Boone, Charlie Akers, Berkeley Merrill, Terry Tibbot, Alberto Garcia, Gustaf Spinolzo, Benson Dooley, Bicycle Owner, Jim Stin, Mr. M., Bob McDowell. Not Pictured: Ill Will Stern. .war - -L : lam fswvfrwf- ' f'5l!53E2Yi.?5S?ig3fi,ar .fl ' ' , t 236 Q sk. With its usual sense of humility, the COMMODORE presents a pithy pictograph of the unsung cliques, cabals, and collective cohorts who are part of the syndrome that is Vanderbilt and f or Nashville. This random selection of those groups you always see but never think about is aptly titled: Unorganized Qrganizations 237 if 1 mn Unorganized Qrganizations Unorganized Organizations yn ,apo Mn 'K My ww :N .WL Gux f' r . .. .punr 5 YW' gr, AQ NN. 1. Kwk Q J wa.: rw inf, X I I .f 254 N N, 4 L Nwy ' W Q-fm Wim F Q1 .ww A :X EQ f I Nba! - .4 , R K Q ' NAL , .N- x .vii-. f'...,2 ...now- Q Y is-4 fd SE sw SS 'JMX raw ,ra ar? Qs 'L 'f ,i 4...-N .aww-v.,.-.-if QM s... Q., W x 'tip 1 Y- Q x .4 . , ,,.,,, ,,....'v+-W W-1 N' Q 53 Q g,t fig, 554 'Q fl' s E i 51 X 5 F Nmwgr? i 4 Pan-Hellenic Council L 5 Left to Right: Carol Milton, Jackie Mason, Dana Blum, Carolyn Hicks, Jan Hartnett, Laura Carter. Left to Right: Gail Reitz, Nancy Tuholski, Carmine King, Claire Bailey, Bunny Barnes, Liz Markham. The Pan-Hellenic Council, the coordinating body of the sorority system, maintains cooperation and communications between the seven sororities. Each is represented by a junior and senior member serving for one year. The Council's interest in seeking a better way was evident in its activities throughout the year. During fall rush, an additional round was added. The purpose of this second round was to provide a more relaxed, informal rush. Another of the major projects of the Pan-Hellenic Council was the sponsoring of a Sensitivity Lab, in conjunction with the Afro-American Association. The lab, held during semester break, was designed to sensitize the participants, making them more aware of the feelings of others, and encouraging open communications. Throughout the year sound scholarship and intellectual achievement are encouraged through inter-sorority competition. The Council also encourages women students to excel in campus and civic activities as well as scholarship, through the presentations of the Sharon Murphy and Lajuan Ferguson Awards. Stimulating scholastic excellence and encouraging social responsibility and participation have been the keystones of the Pan-Hellenic Council. 242 'Twenty? I've never heard anything so nice? Not even her best friend would tell her Our cups run over. 243 -. wwe. N at K qs , - 'vt L.: A :ff A A 3' 4 A Q ' PAT TWENTE CHERYL President MITCHELL Vice-President PF f , A N ffl QQL A r it X ' fs NANCY ESTES GAIL SWEENEY R00-Rah-Ri, A-0-pi Secretary Treasurer 1, ,..,t M ,i , ,,W H V- WI-we 3' . ' AA ' liii it Carol Adzwk f A .fag 5 Ma it 2 Cathy Albright . H ,. A i A Carolyn Baile ,gg ,V I - ' ' f Si ' 7 it Melinda Bain ' Ji, 1- 4, A WZ l 'Q Kitty Bankston 1 fi' ' My , Effwl. Ann Barringer VV :,, Z ' Karin Batson ' W l- ' 'B ' A ,.i, Pat Burnett V i VVendy Carlton V ' I ' aft , ' Sue Carrere C37 -1. W Susan Copas , -L , ,'- ' Joan Critton 'f' ,, , W if Paula Davis ' ,., -' Debbie DeLong , V ' Lucia Guese Tanya Hailey Ginger Harris Nan Henig Carolyn Hicks Lucille Hicks Debra Howard Gloria Laird Diana Leibson Ingrid Lundahl Nancey Maurer Nancy McKinnon Carolina Mederos Joan Michael Flo Patton Anne Payne Gail Rcitz Marcie Richmond Mary Riley Lili Roper Peggy Shaw Alison Walton Jeanie Webb Cindy Weber Jean Wegman Bette West Marion West Alice Whitten ,f f f KW ' Jwtfwm V, , .. iilt , ,L U, f A by X Q .71 2' .Qi C M AM V we We 5 -ww? t.:s.,, 5, . 244 Alpha Omicron Pi 2415,s fires are roa JAW fear wrath of Baxie gets sign-out May . . . Hook . . . Estes, are crotchety fl Let us expound the the beauty of a unendowed and the NBC . . . but she with Leonard at an tlIIlC Jessie W Terry . . . th just never C never changes bleach bricks the Alpha jet-setter er hfe to Miner gets Pieter de with her usual WHS l'l0t ride back home have time to get and puff s naked . Gall gun f 245 Barb Benson Beverly Berry Nancy Blount Lou Bond Ellen Bronaugh Margie Brooke Paula Brown Mary Evins Janice Farringer Baxie Feitel Janet Franklin Linda Galloway Elaine Goetz Ellen Green Marty Huffman Sue Hutson Terry Johnson Betty Johnston Lou Kemp Martha Kathryn Key Lee Knisley Linda Miner Lynn Murray Missy Murray Mary Beth O'Brien Janice Oxford Patsy Ozburn Martha Packer Lucy Shivas Lexie Short Diana Thompson Karen Thurman Ann Tipton Pam Trautman Bev Trottier Kathy Wilson Nancy Wood Bonnie Aeree Fran Adams Ann Ahern Lorraine D. Alexander Judy Amundsen Nancy Anderegg Liz Anglin Pam Chandler Karen Corn Anne Diemer Grace Anne Douglas Diane Draper Carolyn Egger Sandy Evans Mary Hamsher Leslie Harris Jan Hartnett Susan Horton Charrel Hughes Martha, Hughes Fran Jackson Stephanie Maines Bess Matthews Pam McCollum Carol McCoy SuSu Mobley Elaine Montgomery Dena Murphy Karen Richardson Ruth Shelton Debby Smith Gwen Spear Marilyn Spitz Catie Stone Ann Swafford Lynn Weaver Julia Webb Kay Westlake Barbara J. Weyman Barbara White Loyanne White Mary Wolff Chi Cmega hard . . . Get Travles to the as the seniors unlit study the wise . The say, Mom to be so s live on Draper Hnds the ? . . . Dena declares, Racker goes laughs and class The Diemer over Miss Cannon, Different Drum . Thomas g or gg? . . . Meredith Chuck . . . sophomores you last night? . . . takes oif . . . Karen promises . . . c hlS time Sam tight schedule . . owls . . . take it as you will!! 246 CAROLYN RUSH CAROL MILTON President Vice-President Shake hands with the stars!! ANNE CANNON Secretary ,, , V. .1 we V-1 5 n ' I, . , we ,ff 1 1 U 5 u ' 'Twig 'I' 247 .. it si 'TS .bg MARTHA ASKINS Treasurer Zane Bailey Susan Baker Katy Barton Barclay Bennett Dana Blum Babs Bolling Liz Butler Margaret Fletcher Marcia Floyd Anne Forsman Laura Gerow Lauren Gutman Ginestra Cathy Grayson Linda Hamilton Dibby Johnson Carol Kaemmerer Sperric Kalanzis Susan Leonard Catherine Lester Pat Lundell Mary Magee Grace Myers Mary Murrill North Kathy O'Neill Nancy Parker Jamie Parsley Susan Price Barbara Racker Tricia Taylor Harriet Thaxton Dona Thompson Rhonda Thornton Marilyn Tucker Meredith Tucker Susan Upshaw Judy Wood ,Ian Yarbrough Sarah Yates K if ,pf rs S f' i A I GINGER CARRINGTON President ,f-as fi LYNN BIGGS Pledge Trainer Mary Adams Sarah Alexander Anne Applegarth Mary Leyden Bevington Kay Bledsoe Mary Bolch Beth Bradley Lindy Branscomb Elizabeth Byrn Cindy Callender Carroll Clark Betty Clayton Jane Cleland Nancy Cousins Nancy Crook Susie Dozier Janace Grant Dawn Hauck Fawn Hayes Gail Hederman Edith Holliday Pat Hopkins Andi Hughes Peggy Ingram Louise Lillard Rita Lillard Sallie Madigan Libba Mann Anna Manis Elizabeth Markham Anne Martin Betsy Martin Susan Owen Ellen Parker Susie Peace Paula Phelps Marguerite Ramage Doty Ruff Denis Sarratt Susie Schlegel Nancy Thorne Peggy Thweatt Becky Vanlandingham Libby Wetter Mary Whiteside Pauline Williams MARSHA STEMMLER Vice-President fa at SARA HUME Treasu fer Tri-Delts Can-Can do it! 248 Delta Delta Delta This was the food.. put your mY Pear . . Cheers Deli the IS Boyd was! . . . The hungry for t go until we get HC Hoat, HC Those who Tri Delts are Hey, Paula, who s . . . Beth mafors in DDD formal, T drink, social pros girl I 607, a piece of keeps milliken and se carols . . . Sara is not denying themselves the sheet? . . . Come . . Has anybody seen Pat, the perfect I Delta love . . . . Edith takes her your hand . . . visits Philly ,W I ,f .Q-T, v fig, 249 Scottie Bright Shelley Brodnax Maggie Brown Marie Annette Brown Susan Brown Eleanor Brownlee Martha Burgess Melissa Burrus Kathy Emery Betsy Evans Reed Ferrari Anne Fisher Marilyn Gibbs Gaye Gillespie Mary Jane Glasser Sally Gracey Janie Jernigan Marilyn Jesse Emily Jordan Karen Kimball Kappy Kyle Vicki LaFollette Leslie Laird Pauline Lathram Pat Mason Mary McKenzie Christie Merrill Martha Milford Marilyn Miller Carol Milliken Rhyne Morgan Gina Oldfield Susan Sill Kathy Silverman junith Smitherman Sally Stalker Jeanne Stevenson Lee Stokes Katherine Sutton Meredith Sweat Sandy Anderson Sara Anderson Shirley Archibald Mary Jane Avriett Carole Barnes Kathy Benefield Marianne Bieser Nena Couch Lyn Cox Susan Cox Susan Cramer Debby Dixon Susan Downey Lynn Edens Kathy Haag Peggy Harmon Gail Harris Margaret Harrison Amy Harwell Nancy Holzapple Marchia Horkins Susan Kreinke Kaye Lockwood Sally Marsalek Lois McAndrews Susan McAndrews Judy Meyer June Miller Jane Patterson Becky Phillips Jean Phillips Peggy Proctor Ann Sibold Louise Slagel Sherry Stinson Marcia White Linda Wilcoxon Susan Wodicka Nell Wood Gamma Phi Beta ut life in general . . . I finger . . . twelve . . Dave loses his Marcia . . . Halloween Mount . . . Youive got two . . . Betsy shows 3-itis great Founder's jewelry bunnies . . . where's your sigh-in book . . . Condensed what, Phyllis?? . . . He's SO cute. . . . To the woods! !! 1' MIDGE SHAW Prexident CLAIRE LAUKUF Secretary '11 rnnr A 're't 1 ,l M ' M r t t ,V A ,, A , ,,.. ,V 1 v. A,,., X VV Z W ,V V ,. - W f , ca W- ar , V f f A z W I, Af? -4 ' A 5 C' V it M -5:5 if 5, ,, , I - v ,, , ' , '--er 1. k A ' 'SDK , f I L H A V I n ' , ,, 7 ,, H H ' V '.'g' Y' 4 1 , , y ,, 4 ,, .. 1 5 K V - I f 5, . z 'J' '. . . nf 7. ' 4 , ' ,W f X Wh f f ,X ,fa ,Q ,ff 4 9 if l' E74 25l -fr ' ' 1' , , Jim? A 1? ,, ' 3 N I I :ff - .. 1 .. , K ,U I0- S JEAN TEMPLE Vice-President CAROL SANDERS Treasurer Bcge Bowers Cathy Brummett Barbie Callandar Sue Anne Carpenter Mary Ann Clark Anne Collins Nancy Cooper Dane Fawcett Susan Fleischer Lyn Funkhouser Marilyn Gammel Mary Glass Jane Goodwin Marilyn Green Ann Hutcheson Pat Johnson Betty Gay Jorgensen Carol Keithley Fran Kemp Dana Kendall Jane Kraft Lynne Miller Mary Miller Joanne Moore Peggy Mount Susie Newman Marcia Nightengale Sandy Page Sara Stoffel Sharon Stringer Carolyn Taylor Charlotte Tichenor Betsy Urban Sandy VanDegrift Phyllis Walker -t x ss: V. AQ K N-.X X 9, ,V-A ,4 Ti, ' JEANIE NELSON President 4 4, 4 KATHY HESSE Second Vice-President Judy K. Amonett Louise Bilbro Lu Binkley Lynn Bledsoe Mary Lynn Bogle Cathy Braden Ellen Brakebill Becky Bramblet Connie Clark Melissa Coate Mollie Conrades Nickie Cooper Anne Cowart Terry Currie Trish Daume Polly Dickinson Louise Guest Vee Hale Betty Harlin Becky Herren Tam Hicks Katie Hutchison Libby Jenkins Marilyn Johnson Laura McClung Carole McMillin Nancy Nelson Taffy Nevburg Tricia Noojin Liz Norvell Len Persons Sherry Pigg Bettye Carolyn Sanders Trish Scott Connie See Helen Shapard Weezie Sherrard Barbara Simmons Cad Simpson Ginny Solomons Betsy Weil Cindy White Nancy White Leigh Zerfoss Pam Zimmerman ,X sil- xx? X sg gx X 'K 'A s K 9... '- - ,..1, s ,st -- we S it R593 3 3,5 8 .ws ff .ff liikk Xi SSI. MARGARET MITCHELL First Vice-President MARY MCKENZIE Secretary rushes Thetas . . . takes ring Kappa Alpha Theta at homecoming for Miss Delaware . . . Phi House . . . Pledges bring record for LD s . . . Lou scott-free . . . New Thetas get to the law 43' ' W' Funny thing happened Betsy Bugg Helen Burnett Bev Burt Barbara Butler Carolyn Candler Laura Carter Chris Chandler Marshall Chapman Catherine Dobbs Emily Fairchild Margaret Fleming Jane Fredenburger Charmaine Gilb Katherine Goldman Ellen Graf Sarah Graf Ruthanna Jolley Edith Jones Anna Jorgensen Carolyn Kemp Ellen Lee .Io Lightner Julia Malone Nancy Mason Gail Poust Carol Procter Sallie Proctor Shawnee Rathbone Bebe Richards Shelley Roberts Arlene Robinson Kathaleen R. Rodes Becky Strief Marsha Tanner Ginnie Thompson Kathy Thompson Lynne Todd Judy VanHemert Betina Ware Louise Wattles r Bubble Machine' Susan Applegarth Lynne Barnes Kay Berkeley Suzanne Bichon Ginger Blume Beryla Branson Resa Bratton Randy F ite Liz Fox Katherine Freeman Carolyn Grant Lynn Haberlie Debbie Hagaman Nancy Hagan Jeanne Housholder Gail Hutchison Jane Hutchison Sandy Jones Katy Justus Casey Kennedy Mary Lashley Diane Mix Carmi C. Murphy Patricia Nalley Lyn Neal Ci Ney Nancy Nichols Pam Niekamp Ann Hunter Petree Pam Preissig Eileen Putman Margaret R. Redmon Janet Rickman Gail Robinson Sara Scarbrough Randol Stephens Rhonda Stockton Sarah Stroud Linda Tillman Nancy Tuholski Linda Wait Lyn Weems Bewlt -..::., Q: .:,., the R0 wwf oo-goo cluste E '. KD s in love wlth a Big urt . . . A z Kgzz score again . . . She s op up sing success . Would the re 1 y, IAIE Phelta Thi' . . . Promlsees fo 'C 9F1'0g Moose Rems s please stand up? fling-best ever' ..l. Randol mgns as YBIOSS cess -Eleanor H impressed' . . . Did she s i No . redlc Halloween scene . ldden jew EZ,2 l Dlamonds m Grody 'ifll T ds up for Grac1o Liv1ng . . D You WILL ig you get s . Pronusees e powderpuff p 1,r: :ZE A ninzv ue s year of mous -,,r,,FEEE Whath zzgg party . . . a- ity brings l l 1 i l 1 1 : '.:1'.:E i?E '15fL-3 W' 'Q-1 li 1 f 1 X ' tri 'l 9 - - ' . 2 0' . , , , - ' . , - - ' Se ' 1 E 2 ,V .,,. 6 .WH . . . . s . ,t . a sc li X as ' l C O! . . . . . 2 ,i ffl 1 1 l' 4 1 l K b l l as 1 1 1 ' 73 t - J . t . . . P 2 5 4 4 1 i 0 . , Q U . f H E , 1 ,x , 5 o 3 p r l g sz L i Q 7, C5 33 ' Q I . , . . e ? K X , , , Q z 0 9 ' CG ' 5, hl 1 ' 56 ' . B . xcltement . ,,V'V j -.,, , ',L, , S best friend, 1:3-1-ig. 3 211 lled me' 2 t'-2 iia. litt, tt, Q u name y t-I2 '1 . o m AOT! 'W' ' A WY - 254 KAARENI HINSON PAM TAYLOR President Vine-President KD Ladles MARIBETH WEST CONNIE HARTLEB Seerelary Treasurer Candy Cresswell Debby Cresswell Betty Daniel Judy Daugherty Lee Delaney Anne Derbes Cheryl Driver Jenny Hardage -Iohnnita Harkins Lucile Harris Vickie Heath Sue Hickey Holly Hines Karen Hooper Linda Lowry Rachel Maddux Jackie Mason Pamela McNees Jane McPherson Kathy Meyers Barbara Miesse Mary Beth Oliver Mary Margaret Oliver Paula Oreutt Leigh Palmer Cheryl Parker Kitty Patrick Carrie Penrod Ann Selby Gayle Sellers Leigh Shamblin Susan Shepherd Cara Snyder Susan Spratt Denise Stallings Carolyn Weigel Sally White Sarah Wilson Happy Yates Ann Zirkle Jan Zweifel QE: HY 8 X REBECCA JUDY JOHNSON MONTGOMERY Vice-President President Q ' ' ' .f sw sf' xi I, .f - ANN NORMAN DEBBIE EDWARDS His group had 99W fewer teeth and one big cavity Secretary Jane Adams Leah Albers Fran Austin Claire Bailey Ann Baker Katina Ballantyne Betty Barkman Emily Crenshaw Kathy Crenshaw Flo Criss Mary Margaret Crockett Pat Davison Sallie Dean Jill Dorflinger Pat Goodsoin Lila Grafton Lavona Gray Hattie Gresham Vivien Hasselbring Carolyn Ijams Karen Indorf Julia Lipscomb Perry Macdonald Joann Maguire Jackie Masterson Mimi Mayes Julie McGehee Virginia McKinney Sara Platt Kathy Powell Lisa Ramage Barbara Ramsey Jane Rhoda Kathy Roberts Linda Seidler Ingrid Thompson Lucinda Trabue Judy Tremain Betsy Wagner Karen Wagner Cynthia Warrick Judy Wellward Treasurer Melanie Beene Gail Bently Kathy Beto Julie Boring Ann Bower Joyce Brown Karen Chambers Sally Evans Thayer Fleming Jennie Flippo Ellen Gardiner Carolyn Gayle Sally Gillette Lyn Going Anne Keen Vaughan Kilpatrick Carmine King Mary Kay King Nancy Knox Helen Kreisle Debbie Kreyling Kathy McMillan Carolyn Neuwoehner Barbara Park Joanne Parry Leila Peckham Dianna Phillips Leslie Pickering Chris Sherman Smitty Smith Ann Sommovigo Sara Jane Straight Ann Stucky Cecy Sutherland Marie Taylor Mary Lee Whitehead Elenora Wilson Janie Wilson Sally Wimsett Janet Wolf lnter-Fraternity Council 74? Seated: Rober Burger, Kurt Strasser, Brook Latham, President, Bob Krumlauf, Bob Thompson. Standing: Dennis Baer, Larry Hamrlck, Charles Plosser, Daryl Berger, Jeff Goodman, Butch Stephens, Bruce Ranney, funknownj, Ned Harness, John Olert, Tad Glenn, David Murphy. john McClcz1ry, Ed Timdall, Tom Clase. Peter Carson, Charlie Almond, Steve Wilbungy David Jarvis, Rand Clolcy, Mural Sade, Terry Trzmlwell, Bobby Boswell, jack Phillips, Faced with the national trend of the extinction of Greeks at the hands of university faculties and administrations, the Inter-Fraternity Council, more than ever, must make a strong effort to unify the fraternities into taking a positive stand upon the goals and objectives of the fraternity system. As the governing body of the fraternities at Vanderbilt, the IFC is in a position to be of considerable infiuence to both the Greeks and the university administration and faculty, So far, this has not been one of its characteristics, It has listened to the opinions of the fraternity representatives and been able to do little: on the other hand, the IFC has listened to the demands of the administration and has lacked the power to express its own views forcefully. With the retroactive property tax coming into effect this year, many fraternities found themselves financially burdened, if not crippled. And in the face of this, the fraternity system was told by the Chancellor's committee that there will be a delayed rush, if not sophomore rush. NVhile recognizing that there are advantages in this to both the rushees and the fraternities, it must be realized that such a rush system at the present time could mean the development of complications that, ironically, would defeat the purpose of the administration's goal for fraternities. So, it would seem that the main purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council is to assure both continuation and change of the system. It must take the opportunity to do so, through strong leadership and meaningful discussion. 258 il ll il il !'v ? ' s 4 il I I Sheer sacrilege. What a hangover. Brother-hood is such a good feeling '22 as R . MARTIN KESSLER RICHARD ZANDER President Vire-President -1-9 Q-if TERRY BAND ROBERT MARLOWE A E Pi's 163171 SOUL Secretary Treasurer Andrew Argintar David Barnes Owen Beitsch Darrell Berger Lawrence Blumberg Marc Blumberg Hank Cohen Ralph Cohen Eric Dollinger Russ Flaum Scott Gale Richard Golden Michael Gorden Michael Kessler Allan Kirstein Alan Krichman Steve Lenchner Jeff Levy Jeff Lipsky Dick Litz Ray Peterson Chuch Reardon Richard Rosen Adam Rosenberg Sandy Roth Robin Routman Jerry Tannenbaum Gerald Walling Julian Wasserman Arnold Winokur Chris Young Mark Zinaman Alpha Eps1lon P1 The Year of the Hair . . . Bishop's thrives on AEPi . . . Berger for Jr. V. P.-The Magical Mystery Tour Homecoming lzine . . . Peterson leaves . s busy already back to . . . From Russia the tmlest Jock over . . . e tightens . . . the . forever balder . . lives fbarelyj . . . G. L.'s only of celibacy . . . I Sherrod? . . . finally But she's engaged!! . . . . . Beitsch of the Rodeo . . . T MAH survives Band into Mason . . . Krichman Argint colorblind . . . Mike . . Robin beats . . . Moore my eyes scorer blackroom 2bl Jeff Bootzin Geoffrey Brandner Steve Brice Ed Brin Martin Buchman Barry Cannel Alan Gorman Bob Gottlieb Henry Hecht Bob Hilbert Robbie Johns Kal Kallison Steven Mason Barry Miller Mike Minzer Larry Moore Frank Olivito David Ornstein Howard Rubin Larry Shapin Phillip Sherrod Norman Snyder Andy Spitalny Alan Sternleib A 4 -fl : . i.. 5:.::..i v 522 Jim Adams Ray Armistead Al Armstrong Tom Arnholt jeff Barth Tom Beck Bismark Chuck Boyd Jimmy Conn Mike Conroy David Cooper Doug Cornwell Jim Cunningham George Delarnatt Breck Denny Daniel Denny Mike Greene Hal Gross Heath Gunn Scott Hansen Hayden Heaphy Hawley Holman Charlie Jay Jack Jennings Joe Lipscomb Bill Livingston Mitch Lohr Bill Long Kenneth E. Mansfield Peter W. Martin Dan McArthur Andy McCosh Dallas Parker Thad Pettyjohn Randy Pointer jimmy Rieke Percy Rosenbloom Hunt Rounsavall Doug Rowland Bob Sanz Brack Thoma Don Tilley Mike Tilley Steve Turner Bob Vogelei Jim Walker Thorpe Weber Tom Wilkes f2s2E A Dirty Most S3.Il'1C Ll ends oBe pack extra star bright to chat with team tours while Ginger Barnes . . Sonny Adams em in at Alpha Tau Cmega Qyl Show Turner possibly Frijole finds who I'll meet tonight . . H. seeking new First Chandler b8llCS Rabbit, Diana and the causes chapter single . . . Rotier coach tips scales down while blitzes barracks . . . the Hippy voted Tallest Tau . . . name's the drops out, house suite nights . . . Howie new car . . . IICW OWHCI' TP COUTSC . . . Bismark gets up early for Samantha . . . Red Apple, Foxtrot, Charlie-Over and Out. 262 I Xl ' .sf , TR F X X T ,gk Hear all evil see all evil speak all evil MIKE SEYMOUR STUART BARNES PAUL THAYER HOWIE VOGEL President Vice-President R ll.llR -- ,-': r Rf' I 5 X. E 'Q' Secretary Treaxurer Chris Bratton Jim Burgess Glenn Butler Sam Butts Mike Campbell Rod Carl Dan Chandler Cary Chichester David Dixon Dick Dixon Byron Donics Nick Duke Bo Edwards .Iohn Elkington Mike Finnern Steve Fridge Steve Johnson Brooke Kaine Mike Kern Joel Knight Jim Larsen Pete Lawley Rich Leitzen Dan Lipperman Ed Miller Robert Mingea Machie Morris Mac Muehlman Ray Muehlman Steve Nichols Donald C. North III Bob Oliver Chris Schweer Steve Seward John Shuggart Venance Simpkins Bill Smith Tom Stevens Arthur B. Stone Rudy Thacker Max Williams Mitch Williams Bill Young Bill Young ,J-is DAVID JARVIS President ED SILBERHORN Secretary Fred Albion Carlos Arostegui Dana Ballatyne Wen Baugh Trim Beasley Bill Billips Robin Boden Glenn Bolton Greer Cummings Hank Davis Paul Deemer George de Zevallos Craig Douglas Bob Downey Phillip Englert Trevor Evans Bill Heitz Mark Hines Fred Holbrook Joe Holt John Householder Stan Jackson Craig Jarvis Russell Jones Gordon Lord Pete MacDonald Brett Maffett Jeff Marmer Larkin Matthews Ron Mautz Denny McAuliffe Bill Menzies John Olert Nelson Orr Charlie Osborn Ken Parchman Ken Parrot Kirby Pate Jimmy Piland Jeff Pomeroy Charlie Romig Joe Rubel Bob Rush Jim Schmitt Ed Scott Andy Sher Fred Smith Jim Smith Rudy Terry Bill Thurmond Lee Tolley Todd Towery Bob Trainer Steve Turner Dirk Van Hoesen Greg White Fred Fischer Beta Theta Pi Summeri' rush bags 28 . . . Have you seen my pet alligator, Friskie? . . . Fudd and 1 9 : sv 1 , Frog do1gQjige ,g,,,:,,,,M 2, 3.95 resent to Deemcr, fat women wjgggkkgrog and Fish my WW V u ww . .,,,, , ' W extmgulsh C whlle car wash . . - V M We i Worm surfin Cnty . . rams veterag s . . . She dreamt as 2 S . i at n her Maid Fish lead V U swi iii 5 3 'lg . , 'Tj Wh d T- H- E- dCPl Lew 3 - - - fel H gas - -' Y 9 Y Call YOU Silly MS still 1- Bunds bgs beets - - - Edgar - 535 2 3 Burch on his P- umps on 1 . .mh,g1d,ge monsgg ab i t - - psychadellcf escape . . tter, . cffoa lle fl-my all IM . ms exchange c . n ' ooklms sign out . i k and Worm s at OK Corra tin red readlng, Maratfgad performed af ey . . . Stump, ' Of: fall at Chnstm . . . Stump to Bla . . W off New Yeal-'S Snu les t A in ,,a, ,,rg,,fjg,f for Woogl1n. e gg Marc Breehl Jim Byassee Brian Casey Bill Cherry Bill Farris Stuart Fels Jack Buchanan Larry Bundschu Carter Chapman Kenny Cosner Winston Evans Bubba Farrior Norm Frauenheim a 265 Doak Grauer Kent Habermeyer Dick Kalb Bill Kennon Jack King Alex Kliros Chip Lary john Levine Terry Lodge Bob Loftis Kelley H. Meyer Pat Minnis Thad Mosley Roger Mui Sandy Newman Doug Nunn jay Oates Ed Obeirne Gary Powers Hervey Priddy Joe Rayburn Tom Reed John Reeves Tom Ricke Allen Roach Bob Rogers John Smith Warren Snoddy Dana Starr Bob Stewart Roddy Story Lin Stradley Bill Strout Lee Summers George Wilson jim Work Paul Worley Ed Wynne John Alexander Greg Andrews Weaver Barksdale Bill Beasley Jeff Bodle Jody Bowman Bob Bradshaw Mike Donovan Dick Early Pete Evans Dale Fell Dan Fox Mike Franks Bob Gardner Chris Hansen Barry Hardin Clark Heindel Mike Jamison Rhodes Johnston Winn Kittrell Bill Kotsch Chick McBrier Standish McCleary III Jim McCrory Jim McGuire John Michener Norm Myatt Jim Porter Bill Sutherland Doug Tappan Dudley Tee! Eddie Tindall Barry Welch Ted Welch Gerry Whitf- so does mirror she a Delta Kappa Epsilon presses live skm serves olives another load party for Dallas in jam? . . . For DENIS KELL KING SELF P16Jld61ll Vice-President DAVID BROOKS RICK ROZELLE Secretary Treasurer Bob Burslern Brian Carlson John Carnes Tom Case Ken Cook Woody Curry Joe Dalton David Gill Max Goodloe Harvey Gray Steve Gregory Steve Guthrie jim Hall Lyle Hammond Bob Krumlauf Jeff Lacy Pat Lees Roger Levinger Chris Lorengen George Luckey Bill Mayo Ed O'Rear Doug Smith Earl Smith joe Stamper Bob Stamps Butch Stephens Pete Stryker Burke Windham Tracy Witzenburg Barry Yarbrough JAMES HARPER PAUL SCHMIDT Prexident Vice-President BILL NORTON BEV EVANS Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Julian Alexander Pete Bartholow Bob Beck William Black Preston Blake Jim Boyd George Britton Marshall Bryant Mike Cooper Jamie Coultas Charles Cox Steve Cox Sam Crocker David Drvsdale Rodman Eggen Frank Elliot Wilson Green Raymond Grenfell Ralph Griflin Howie Hamilton Larry Hamric Steve Harlan Ben Harris Steve ,Harwood Dave Kennedy Morris Kizer Jim Koppius John Krein Hal Kreuger Walt Lawless Hal Lawrence Rick Leachman Richard McRae Dick Miles Louis Morrison Chuck Patrick Gene Pennell Bert Pribbenow Manrin Rains William Richardson Dave Slater Billy Smith Roy Smith Sam Stephenson Gerry Storey john Storey Terry Stull Carl Thomas Larry White Rick Williams Fred Wollett Gene Yates Kappa Alpha White's first . . Pencil Pusher . . . a Lawless Dallas dorses Angelique Sock,, it to me, gravy . . . Goody the fredj bag . . . . . . Special the Bate . 1. loses 3 B's his It out please Does champs, all All-Stars . . . . Martin E-rects London Bugg finally stings the Boorow close shave . . . Molly gets R.A .... Britton pass a-head . . . and . Clarke IS hunt with jock Whale Hoss rides' . Number Hay! Tod Burrow Ric Cannada Tom Chappell Bill Chenoweth Bill Clarke Craig Clarke Chuck Coe Buddy Connors Mike Elting Hank Evans Jack Featheringill Zan Fleming Jim Foster Dale Garth Rick Goodgame Tom Goodgame Woody Henderson John Higgason Dave Hooper Tom Hoy Philip Johnson Scott Johnston Randy Jones Virden Jones Gayle Malone Andy Marion Buzz Martin Guy Martin Jim Martin John McCleery Bill Mclnnes Pat McMahon Craig Ripley Steve Rosenblatt Ralph Rothfelder Al Sams Boone Schwartzel George Sibley Bob Silliman Bob Simmons John Thurman David Thewolla Rob Trulaske Mike Twente John Wallace Doug Walker Bob Webb Jeff Weeks Kappa Sigma Jeff Anderson Richard Arendale Edward Barnett Robert B. Bashinsky John Thomas Bentley Thomas Edward Bernhardt William E. Berquist Thomas Boyd Jim Coleman Jack Dahlstrom Douglas Rowan Doughtery Bob Dyess Douglas Earthman Bob Edmonds Andrew W. Edwards Ken Emigh Herbert Hamilton Corwyn Haverman Harry Henry Harold Jay Hertenstein Scott Hinkley Phillip Hoffman William Hofmeister Phillip Hon John F , Kizer Phillip Mayers Garnett McMillan Richard A. Miller Jeroy W. Mitchell Pat Murphy John Nickey Joseph M. Norton Thomas Shearon Michael H. Shelley Bob Slayden Chuck Smith Murphy Smith Martin M. Snyderman Terry Alva Staples Frederick Stumf Richard Walton William Walton Andrew T. Whitley William Read Williamson William R. Wilson james Witherington Leland A. Withers Norman E. Witthauer sifill sll alelli ieltlltlla l'lit'l flf li... iiii iiii tiiitt lill hits the . . Noveau lovers Fall game called inuch Fog . illiams Haas money drops his Bubble . . t about good hands, Greg? . . . in the annual stre an eat pork? . . . Christians Brooks get pai ll . . . Waggoner makes a few rings a few bells . Ki te-burger Zooms by Cannon . . . Now EAT that t... ..-new egg, . D me teach school? . . . The Pit fwho a new tie with it . . vinegar canit be THAT expewtve . . . In memoriumg Hoover, s, Stump?j5 2LTreuthau, Wallis, Q???l . . . Hoovergnd am Qiafigjasg s n. . In ge'-3? Glenn Say that i -gf ! your Cake and ,..,,, ,, mill. - A a me tx, .ar Hx New pledge Ree . . . R f E . 3 a aa. .ff2,lee:e t:wl af sw an a - ..w: e1li wfweaa aasf.waa1s7 . ,,..,.. a f--- - we ask, . , f,.,...we, V.-swf aa.. M,,.aQ 1e-sy ...an 2 ,.., , ex .. ' ' y 270 President Whoo- i JAMES HEINRICH p g ' Serond Vice-Presidenl MICHAEL HOOVER BRAD EGERTON Vice-Prexidenl FRED WILLIAMS Treasurer Leslie R. Brooks Pat Burns Dunlap Cannon Walker Choppin James Christian Chip Christianson John Coben Robey Cogswell Bob Gerwig Jeff Gibson Michael Giltner Tad Glenn Melville McClain William Growden James Haas Richard Hall Charles Thomas Hulan James Hope Hustead Key Irwin Ed jackson Joe B. Jewell Leland Johnston Pete Kinnear Sam H. Kiser Thomas Perkins joe Perlman Larry R. Pitman Steve Punch Steve Rice William S. Roberts Thomas Ryan Chester A. Schmidt Harry B. Sullivan Terry Thomas Claiborne Thornton William Tremaine Robert Trentham Thomas N. Tribble G. G. Wagner Ed Wallis Gordon RODERICK HAREN Pwciflent WILLIAM MEANEY Secretary Stephen C. Allen Paul V. Bemner John W. Cross Jr. William R. Davis jr. Carl E. DeVilbiss Fred M. Green Scott N. Gudorf Richard T. Hoos William G. Houghland William F. Jenkins A. Lee Martin Glenn A. Mitchell John E. Monroe Robert D. Mullins Burton R. Patterson David M. Smith George R. Styskal James W. Wells Jr. William P. Winstead Jr. is ii PSK PS K Sl! ' ' 6 agam ' - 2.0 , , , Don br k a piece o e . ear miss b 5 boul What would yo I told you E . The resxden lcohollc mate . . - 38 god S - - - GHCSS to dlnner - - - -- hy C10 W 7 as housemmhers- K ' - - ' ' hat S the C ' ' N0 fs not Sun The P .. egg . I have t e all . , b b ... I -- . K --'- I good books. . . . guru . . . nc ey wit wings . oo 7' Ma Flowers He Garman, c wo OCSII anyone want to se Manager. . . . t s tow the dum . . . . . . . Are you cm y stable . . . Three of leaves . . . ets a e11g111CCf- M 273 Michael C. Dillion Charles L. Estes Franklin H. Foote I. Murry Funderburg Michael B. Garman Raymond L. Jones John Wyatt Lee Jr. William F. Linke Bryan H. Long Roy E. Lowrance Donald H. Putnam David C. Rand Victor M. Rivera Roger G. Scott William R. Simpson s , Phi Delta Theta iiigiiiiy so ,aQWW??Q?E35W?w . ,s. . lwsifi ' wi heads South in V forggtion . . . Thread Kappa Sig property . MIND, spreads tact vxggSQg5Ba1ley tries black . .i - - S . . . J. Vfs one-half is MVD . . . Mr. sh . . . T. C.'s ears . enlpys Punch ,H Judy .piapapeas ffiewfai Ae-e sepia pei - s' laffaaeaei -'ifi 'eaa '1- - - up sarees . . toots Nickls hoi?Q5gijp5igsg5Qs'FAK,' . . . Super Clgsef thmk squaw in S 1 V - , - b h W o N'bbl R li ORGAN-1Z3fl0n W H 311 U5 - - C35 grass - - - 1 eff B Brothiif V . ? . . . Fat Rick . i Bob . . . Pam? hall . . . . - . he byffhetas . . . Booksn1i'fsll4San Antonio Rose . . . 'fff'll?5 W?5T'55f-5 mm f: ,-'.e, f '11 'I . . 1,:' ' fk.' ': 'L.' goe Yuk-yuk . . . . . . car-Tlnk, Tmk, - . , . . . Noel s gacross ff 's banks . . . Pat - - - Teac Stops prpducppii l rkms fHpmch 'e ' - - Holmes f ult of the . . Harold . . . ames, U glCarolyn only . . . Haec olwiiriemliiiilsse iuvabitf, Tom Bailey Reid Barnes Bob Bosserman Bob Boswell George Bosworth Lee Bourland Chris Bowring David Bratton David Dimit Chip Dudley Dan Due Rob Duval Terry Eastland Craig Eifler Paul Elliott Bill Espy Tom Holbert Doug Holliday Joe Holliday Cal Holmes Bill Hopp Al Hubbard Johnny Hughes James Irvin, Jr. Ralph Loomis Jeff Love john McClelland Jay McDaniel Larry McMichael Bill Manier Don Matheson John Mayfield Jay Popp Ron Reddin Sam Ridley Chuck Ritzen Jameson Rogers Buddy Sanders Gerry Schroeder Larry Sims Kirk Van Valkenburgh Bill Volk Milt Waring Jim Webb Tom Weiss Bill White Kim White Dee Whitten 274 a JIM KOTHE President BOB MILLER Vice-President -'SF 7 Metro comes through for Homecoming. CHUgfi3LI:3ING5 ecrelary 275 Rick Bryant Bill Buchanan Adams Carroll Jim Coughlin Thomas Cox Andy Darnell John Davis Tommy DeBuys Jerry Faerber Halsey Fischer David Fox Joe Foy Skip Gay Kevin Grady Danny Hagaman Corey Henriksen Bob Jarman Don Johnston Clint Kibler Bobby King Sam Kuykendall Fred Kraus Broke Lathram Clark Lea Danny Miller Billy Morrison David Murphy Lee Noel Frank Northrup Doug Oliver Van Oliver Coleman Oswalt Bill Singletary Clarence Smith , Bill Snow Steve Taylor Tom Thorne-Thomsen Jerry Tift Mike Tooke Anthony Trabue Lex Williamson Bill Wilson Tom Wittenbraker Pat Woods Tom Woods Bob Wyne JOEL COVINGTON LAWRENCE VIERS Prexidenl Vice-Prexidenl 4? WM. F. I-IAGEMANN DICK KLIMA Secretary Treasurer George L. Alissandratos William Andereck Philip Appleyard Daniel W, Bajus Sam M. Balthrop Thomas L. Baumann David N. Beauchamp Donald K. Byrnes Richard O. Cannon Bob H. Christian Stephen J. Cox Ronald M, Craig Ben L. Cundiff John Donaldson III Timothy H. Frazier Gary P. Ganick David J. B. Gerth James J. Goodman Otto K. Gratzol Sam C. Hart James S. Herod E. Jeffrey Konker Willian J. Layng John Lyon Jeff A. Marquis James A. Matzger Rody L. McCathern James P. McCarrthy Stephen C. Morton William A. Mosley Michael I. Mott Wallace J. Munden Michael L. Muse Edward Nelson William B. Oliveri David E. Simmons John Sixta Douglas Smith John H. Smith Phillip B. Smith Edgar Allen Stacy III Mark R. Steele .si .gs 276 Robert R. Beckner John S. Benson Barry V. Bowman Bruce F. Bowman Robert P. Brandon Paul Brooks James B. Burns Jerry D. Duling David F. Dyer L. Garland Everist Philip G. Farr Dan B. Farrar Gary Fish Thomas E. Fontana Harris W, Hollis Jr. john D. Hughes Jr. Randolph G. Hunter John W. Hutton Robert M. James Don V. Jernberg Louis H. Katz Thomas P. McCarthy William H. McDonald David G. McClure Jim R. McFerrin James M. McKinnie Jr. Terry D. Moore Stephen P. Morris Stephen L. Pope Robert L. Powell Richard R. Pratt Michael A. Sanford Robert L. Schmid Scott Shackleford Lawrence R. Shirley George H. Stewart Kurt A. Strasser Bob Sweeney George W. Tamke Don A. Taylor Russ Truell James R. Wesson Phi Kappa Psi Grant Adcox Tim Alexander Mike Benton Will Bickley Jim Bo-oth Aaron Brown Mike Calhoun Paul Cragan Jack Criner Kerry Curtis Thomas DeWitt David Dolen James Elmen Hal Fox Doug Hirt Eugene Honea Scott Johnson Barry Kramer Carroll Kroeger Willis Kuhn Tom Lagatella Ron Miller Bill Noble Alan Oliphant Don Pelster Andy Pemberton Robert J. Perry Bill Phillips Harold Simpson David Smith Bill Themann Bill Thistlethwaite john Thom Steve Totty David Trowbridge Kahuna Kiss Pledge C . Invade Am t Proud . . s Away . . . Class of r Chugs Out . . . 31111 Gone The Up TheW orks . . . . . Peppermint ou Mister ut Locked . . . ROTC Sticks Strikes . . . Trow Your Magic T Hog A Thought The Ear . . . For America james Raid. 278 RUSSELL JOHNSON Vine-Prexident :slim ' , i fiflfifi' 1- jg? , ' CLIFFORD LOVE Treasurer Courtney Carson Rudy Carver Carl Cassell Taft Chatham Anthony Cooper Mike Cope Maury Cox Ed Gebhardt Mark Grear Russell Griffith Craig Hammer Clay Harris Rob Hays Charles Higgins Bob Langstaff Norris Matthews Don McCormack Richard McCuhbins Terry Medlin John Miles Mike Miles jim Pruitt William Reed Bob Reneau Bill Sammons Tom Schulte John Schwenker Bill Shirley Eddy Turner Colley Webb Steve Wilgus Richard Work Charles Youman W . BOB THOMPSON LARRY AHERN President Vice-President iillifiiif 354-A J . if 'Q ' J! . -s J- .9 x Q TOM HALL RUSTY TRENARY Why is this man laughing? Trezuurer Secretary Buddy Abbot Billy Akin John Allyn Glenn Barnes Steve Bates Frank Bolling George Briggs Scott Brodarick Branch Connelly Bob Critton Tommy Cross Bill Davis Joe Dixon Junior Exner John Farringer Charlie Foster Paul Harris Cecy Hawes Frank Hays Bob Hoffmeister Tommy Horton Jim Humphreys Don Hyde Mitch Irwin Rob Liddon Jerry Loomis Richard Maden Bill McLarty Fred McPhail Ben Meeks Ed Merrick Terry Miller Don Paul Rod Phelan Jack Phillips Danny Platt Charlie Plosscr Rick Plumb Tom Rees Lou Reese Mike Spain Randy Tillman John Turney Walt Wheelhouse John Wilkens Robert Wilkens Joe V. Williams Jay Wolins 280 Pi Kappa Alpha Fall se a new room brought up f n State of the O and Plosser st Yogi over deprived of d fire preventlo God we are le pledges, conv Bronze castin opposition t Glr for Oaya Award ment Reese left umey Hawe n alled again Ak Address, is made v palgns Gr r ru in pro draft Mo . recognition S What s wrong with to our respective d and headaches for u by prize ht dead to R n of the Phi Allyn ge aks cha er r 1 a volleyball J ries Sprln fnot to ment 7' 0 e Q er o e cup Rot Seward gi ex cher e n yth ster brl e th ifts from lo 1- ourth Dream Cfa Es 28I ,aaa taaa A. ,f, 1: Evrl A ' . :E-f : Iez: Randy Brooks Roger Brown Robert Bruce Pete Burke Walter Chenault Richard Chestnut Charles Coddington Steve Coleman Eddie Foster Charlie Gale Sid Garland David Godfrey Tom Graves Allen Grumbine Harry Haddad Paul Hagen Jo jack Andy Jackson Rick .Iahn Cris Kelly John Kiss Bob Kleinhans John Landon Bart Leathers Tom Moore Dan Morgan Tom Morgan john Morland Bill Morris Robert Nelson Bob Neumeister Don Nichols Rich Rhoda Pete Richardson Jim Roberts Owen Rouse Steve Schaffer John Seward Gene Smitherman Bill Snoddy Steve Wright Robert Yieser Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wg? ., ., Wfeeseeieiegsiii 'sHard Core reigns Vgill nce again-Thank Aizg at W --' frat . . . Wlllls pend the night gpartl x' 1- Ouse ' finds Apple too green ellow taste . . . B. S. do Bowles' and i zgi ruder's 1 act - - - Levi pole vault past? keman's wife . . . ilson's V knees Fold aga' attack Shanks! . . . lig VV.i,, I ,zivvg stokes fi in boiler room while Bat Goat s o xziu u t . . . Barnes gets K, :?:, e licens nd Code's nose grows bigger . Picki high school dipl tig im-How do you do it? . . . H. v tions at liii and while Grif fi ngs s Gay . . . T. T. goes for ta s'E 21' -f's -1ff'E- Q 'f1'a2 . . . Smoti des Foo nd Drug Adm. . . . Cupid ves Ferg of . . Pat robs t Pucket goes for be uty eens . . oger's chili caus indigestion . tever happened to in A Ga . . . After four miss PGA, and es ally M ez a.s.i Esi Dewitt. . . By luiiz 5 ,. who .- studs that ii, -2 --pe '.Wg'Ii lle? Hughes Abell Bill Adkisson John Anderson Paul Anderson Jim Armistead Hunter Atkins Scott Bames John Bearden Randy Coley Jim Cook Bill Cothran Mike Daley Frank Day John Dickens Dwight Drinkard Bill Ferguson Bill Harbin Sandy Haury Si Hill Hank Hill Peter Howell Hugh Howser , Charlie Hubbard Greg Hunter Mike Matthews Steve McCord Bill Milton Ted Moats Jim Morgan Jim Newman A. E. Oelschlaeger Greg O,Neil Dick Sayles Gene Shanks Torn Smith Carroll Sterne Fred Stevens John Stevens Jim Tatum Doug Tomason Skipper Wild Chuck Wilson Frank Witherspoon Ed Wolfe Vaughn Woods Jack Zdancewicz 282 E's throw another orphan party. ROGER BURGE Prexident H GEORGE MUDTER Secretary R 1 R M - ' : f K'R' V 3, R A fe, ja, X Q R .,. R . Q3 1 t , ,,,A R, V4 6 R,R'f , , A ' R I tg, ' l A rj ,W an ' H 4 'V4 V fi?-it 'za' 'V RW i R , '., f' V' if AR fl B 1 at R RR f f f of R RRGRRR R RR .R R R ,,,. I I ',-,f f,,,, f H R U M ,G,,' R H H vi 'il' R 5 ' R' in . in 4' 'W 1, fr: 4 'Tilt' R 'ij 'Tiff 4--:J f R ' fl 7 R R ' J- f A R A ' fe , wr ' R , ,R Am' sr ' fa, -Q A rw f M Q Q. egg' fQ45'.r , R ' RR new Za lv - X I JM? -A ,, ' he ' W,- R 1 A an An A i ,f i V , ' .R x I RR ,,,,, . I I I R 3 ,fm R 11- ,, 'W 1 P Q NT rv? ,A at ip , R , Li .:,,, F3 it eff: I W R V 5 5 22' , -, .,,,, R - R A N. V n,f' K ,R RR ' , ' T : fi f ff 'er RZ? , V .Ji T' VV LW' R R - ' R R Rr S RR R it RR T M R RR 5-:QR uf' ka ,, A p ,R , R 0, z ,sf 283 X ..kRR . -5: PAT PATRICK Vice-President ,.,.. .gf . ' f V l -. -.t -t . mr- ,. f512fafR: ff' J BILL BOURLAND Treasurer Mike Bell Dwight Blair Walter Bond George Bowles Steve Butler Newt Cannon Rip Christman Jeb Cloyd Charles Field Robin Field john Fox Trow Gillespie Mac Greeves Steve Griffin Dayton Hale Buzz Hamilton Ed Inman Walker Johnson Jeff King Louis Lanier Kent Levenson Vince Lyons john Maggart Dan Magruder Carl Ray Page John Parrot David Partlow Frank Randall Lary Ratliff Chris Riddell Bobby Robbins Randy Rudolph Kip Thompson Tommy Thompson Mitchell Tufts Eph Walker Steve Warden johnny Warren Steven Whipple Nog Wild JACK D. MCMAKEN RONALD PEI I US President Vice-President N we - q-- zen ' - ROBERT HARDY JAMES FELTS Itis what's up front that counts Treasurer Secretary A. B. Adams Bob Amrnarell Franklin Banks Harold J. Bartch Robert D. Betzel Woody Biggs Michael B. Bottomy David S. Bradley Hal Cousins William E. Dumas Tandy Easley Gilbert G. Edson Junius Ellis Barry Lynde Evans Mark Ezell John F. Farrar Samuel M. Haynes Wendel Haynes Chip Hickerson Logan S. Hopper Nat Howard Don W. Hunter David P. Hyatt Gilchrist L. Jackson Robert M. Ligon Forest R. Lombaer Ernest B. Lowe William H, McClanahan Stephen G. McConnell Douglas M. McDuff Leonard F. McGugin Mike McMillin Gerald F. Ritter Dent Marshall Robbins John L. Roe Jeff Ross John B. Rushing Samantha Mike A. Saucur Merrill Schell Larry G. Simmons Neal Smith Peter J. Smith William Suddath Mike Sullivan Steve Sweet Joseph F. Tatum John Thomas 284 Pettus Ronnie gone Sigma Chi . . . Honest Shoneyis . . . . . . Little Kaminer Warriors crop 3rd town . . . Wendel to the P of the rash Kurtz gives rack up five booger . . . McDulT Ham IS Bradleyis taste for Polident . . . Nose and Evans love Dumas . . . Felts snaps . . . Sch oettle s 442 ra es nd orates House River William R. Brown H. Lee Buchanan Robert A. Bundy James P. Campbell Dave Carmichael Oliver C. Carmichael Jerry U. Carter Ronald E. Cordell G. Haney Frakes John H. Fuqua Stephen Cinestra Thomas Hagan Michael L. Hammerschmidt Edward G. Harness Roger Harrison W. Christie Hauck George Jahn Elliott Jones Lewis Jones James H. Kaminer John S. Kaminer James F. Kurtz Mason H. Lampton James Leifers Bill Melton Mike Moseley R. Thomas Patten Ward W. Patterson Gayle Petrie John W. Phillips Daniel H, Rader James B. Regen Robert H. Schell Phillip G. Schoettle Willard C. Schreiber Alfred D. Sharp Robert J. Shaub R. Phillip Shinall Tommy Sholes Jay Siegrist Mike Tidwell Mal L. Wall Phil Watts Ray Watts H. Warren Whitis Jack C. Wilder William D. Young Thomas Adkisson Charles Almond Robert Ames Woody Arnold Bruce Baker James K. Barbour James Z. Bedford Bob Belcher Frank Carroll Chip Carpenter Byron Charles Roger Charlet Charles Colbert Byron Cooley Joseph Conn Clark Cochran, Jr. Michael Garner Phillip George Richargl Gilbert Radford Goodloe John Greer William Gresham Gary Groninger Hans Leigh Karmnerer Royal Kay James Kirk Cary Lee Robert Leigh George Liesmann Alan Maclin Dal Macon Keyes Page William Painter Paul Pankhurst Michael Parker John Peden Ernest Perez Richard Quinn, Jr. Bard Quillman, Jr. William Schirmeyer Patrick Schultea Whatley Scott Gary Scruggs Dan Sprinkles Thomas Stokes Jim Sutherland Kenneth Thomas William Wagner Culwell Ward Jim Ward Ben Webb John Weeks Tim Weymouth Fred White Phil White Sigma u W is ti rge X 'i Z . Y Cream Pitche ..,,,,, , fg, er still bet m on re ' AAAAT!!! He '3Ei'::.:E ': ::. ' 5'i:':'i:j'iif5?:f. g i' iw? y - 1 - A' Mike where's y0 ,l.,, . . Carson Parrles hi wa . . . Dobyis 3 at on , 2 Back, Irrelavent tangles wlth clln g of fervor Bad ear for mcubents . k institutes Snak, a-Date . ,ig edlm' y ii' is' around . . . Chee , . . Davis throws back into qlfl . Am gi H and roomie vie for to hon . . Lau h-mn to a u . . . oa akes lp ' : 5if55:avjf..21'zz5132225,:,,j..-.j::a5j5ai, - pi FORTUNE . thought pledge ragds wer upposed to be fu ptaln Kodak carries arlis tradition . . . f o k an rav-2, Herods- Fund ' ..., .::..: dflve mwal d Weekend goes Hat- Y 100 ft 1' F. Car IS CWIHS - - - P 39: laces ,,,tA w,.,WW .. ,., , ,. M., .-...aW .... .m s...,,.. .V ..., ,ni Tn . i . G -day, mls!! 286 PETER CARSON JIM BRITENBURG I k I t Treasurer Secretary UCC!! Sfla C 71 President Vice-Prrridenl ' mmAA K J . s - I ' X 'lig 'J y . W , it R BII L SUMNERS MIKE BECKNER Bruce F. Boldt Paul Bragg Robert Bramlette Kenneth Brown Rhea Buoy Steven Burnham Charles Campbell William Cantrell Jeffrey Cramer Jefiierson Davis Russ Davis Steven Deskins Don Dickinson, III William Ferguson, HI Robert Franklin, Jr. George Garden, Jr. Charles Harris, Jr. Robert Heidrick Darrell Hickman Frederick Hunt Michael Jennings Donald Johnson Randall Johnson Richard Johnson Barret Matthews Thomas McCurley Andrew McKinnon George McSwain Arthur Neff Warren Nicholas David Northern Richard Oldham Bruce Ranney Douglas Rea John Richardson James Riddell William Robertson Jim Robison Clyde Russell Robert Sanders, Jr. Robert Thompson Chet Tisdale Richmond Travis Charles Tucker Alton Tuttle Frank Tyree Michael Urban John Wade Bill Wiley Blarc XVood Neil Yates T. D. Young Dave Zilles Stephen P. Bnrke ROBERT PINSTEIN NINIS BAFR Prcsizlrnl re Pzcsxdrnl vi' Air N-:gi as HOWARD SELTZER DEVNIIS BERSONI Serrcfary Treaxurer Neal Jeffrey Adler Michael D. Altschuler lN1ichael S. Applebaum Dennis L. Avner Bruce J. Beeber Darryl D. Berger Michael B. Binford William L. Bodem David L. Cox Harold H. Davidson Morris D. Edwards John G. Elias Roger II. Epstein Steven D. Eppstein Ronald I. Feldman James L. Fine Robert S. Green Robert A. Harris David K. Hirschman David W. Inlander Steven F. Kaset Leonard C. Kestenbaum Wfarren E. Koffler Stcphena Lasher Alan D. Mazer Paul R. Michael Robert WV. Michel Robert M. Moses Samuel Ncaklcy Sanford B. Novick Jerrold M. Ravel Gary D. Richman Richard B. Smead Richard J. Stelzer Roger P. Sugarman Henry Jay Swedlaw Lloyd R. Taustine Terry R. Trammell Jeffrey A. Wolf Donald Wolfson Lawrence A. Bradley Richard J. Brauer Stephen P. Burke Richard D. Cantera Ivan R. Chanin Sammy W. Chawkin Louis E. Claybon Stephen I. Cohen Mark D. Fine Lee B. Forb John G. Freeman Ivan J. Frocht Thomas A. Glassman Richard L. Goldberg David A. Goldstein Marc D. Gradman Bertram L. Levy Robert M. Levy Ronald M. Linder Joseph A. Little Stephen W. Litvin Alan E. Lubel Larry Clause Lubel Harold J. May David L. Rosenblatt Andrew H. Rovins Donald B. Safer Thomas H. Schulman Richard L. Schuster Lawrence Shainman Alex P. Slabosky William L. Small Michael A. Zibart Samuel H. Zimmem f 1 S s Just why dld you Pull the Sash OH my fogn? Say, this is just like dad use to make Which one doesnat have to cover up? l 290 As if struck by Cupid's Arrow Several elders show the young'uns how I've heard of being canned but Is everyone here XVIII? ,za N....,,, v M ,, I K, , , m.M,.....MYL , . NW,, ,.,, ,,..,,,,. ...Mm M ..,, , m '1 .. .MM .M ,.,,.,. Sunday is the loneliest day in the week. A f, ww ,,, f .,,..N-.. ,,,vM4..,,..,,,, Y , ,Z ft, ...gnu Happiness is a warm bid. s 292 , Wants ...L N l I E Q K E ! E uf 295 L THE EVENTS Military Edited by ' Charles Coddington and Mike Scardino Athletics I . Edited byVKeyes Page Campus Life i Edited by John Donaldso and Mike Scardino mln- vm we fs ., W., 2 J Q,-, it Military 297 W .3 ' V4 ' QL 4 A, ,, 1' fu- ' ?f-3+ :?N'f1 4. ., M , J. f-F+Q,if.1w2 . T' F F i 4f J A ' YQ x q ,3..f-4 'W' af' rmy RCTC This year marks the end of a twenty-eight-year military career for Colonel Robert L. Crouch, Jr., who rose from private to his present rank. Before coming to Vanderbilt in 1963, the Colonel had a wide variety of service from Europe in the war to the Pentagon. He takes a personal interest in his students and pride in their accomplishments. In addition to his teaching and administrating, Colonel Crouch also has been taking courses to further his education and recently received his Ph.D. After retiring, he will continue teaching, in a field other than Military Science. His years here have been ones in which it has not been fashionable, in the eyes of some, to be in the military, and often military was the target of unjust accusations. Through-. this Colonel Crouch maintained dignity, eihciency and reserve. This alone is worthy of admiration. .,i- CADRE: First Row: Col. Robert L. Crouch, PMSg Maj. Jesse C. Dumas. Second Row: Maj Williams S. Martin, MSG Guy Dearman. Third Row: SGM Olin T. Lewis, Capt. Edgar L Wylie. Fourth Row: SFC Benjamin F. Pope. Fall Review. 299 RCTC Band Cadet Battalion Staff DRILL TEAM The Vanderbilt R.O.T.C. program concentrates on both classroom and field experience to prepare its participants for officer candidacy in the United States Army Reserve. Cadets receive classroom instruction during their four undergraduate years, studying both general and specific Army subjects, such as tactics and military operations, in their curriculum. Field training is provided in summer camp, which is a six-week ordeal in the wilds of a regular Army base. 30l COLOR GUARD 5' Q.. ., X 1 COUNTERGUERRILLAS 302 Sponsors KATHY POWELL Army Queen Uh, I uh suppose you are familiar with the rules of the Geneva Convention? For God's sake, stop shooting squirrels! Almost no air coming through this victim's nostrils . . . as 304 ROTC Band C. A. Beard R. R. Beckner J. M. Franks s. J. Golf M . B. Garman H. H. Hardison D. G. Henderson D. Hepler K. H. Herrell C. S. Higgins J. J. Hoge J. H. Hustead J. A. McCoy J. D. Miano R. K. Miller C. R. Schmidt J. T. Sefton K. Simonis E. A. Swabb W. L. Wallace G. Waters J. B. Wells G. Whitehead T. E. Yemm Cadet Battalion Staff Cadet Lt. Col. Gary Pichon Cadet Maj. Mark Steele Cadet Capt. Ron Baily Cadet Capt. Cadet Capt. Cadet Capt. Richard Genung Steve McCord Robert Storey Drill Team F. W. Babes R. Barber V. P. Benner M. M. Brady T. C. Brown J. Davis C. L. Estes D. A. Grumbine M. T. Hines W. A. Kleen R. L. 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A weekly drill session, a curriculum of study in Naval procedure, and summer cruises are all part of the Vanderbilt NROTC program. In addition, such activities as the Drill and Rifle Teams and the Flight Indoctrination Program exist to encourage further development in specialized areas. The training provided by the NROTC program develops qualities of leadership and responsibility in the participating midshipmen, and produces eligible candidates for commissions in the Naval or Marine Corps Reserve. J. D. Ingram, Capt. USN, Commanding Cflicer R. C. McEwen, Cdr. USN, Executive Officer 'Nw 307 Lt. Cdr. T. K. Whittaker, USN5 Lt. J. D. Buescher, USN5 Maj. W. R. Von Harten, USMCQ Lt. Cdr. J. T. Biles, USN5 Lt. T. A. Fowler, USN. 308 L. A. Sluss, S!Sgt., USMC5 A. R. Carter, YNC, USNg R. E. Long SKI, USNg E. II. Saujon, GMGC, USNg J. F, Loveday, QMC, USN. NROTC Dril Team NRGTC Band Midshipmen Battalion Staff Midshipmen Battalion Officers EIVY UCCH JANICE OXFORD N ROTC Blue Angels Jacque Dunaway Ellen Green Tipton Martha Kathryn Key Gloria Laird Ellen Parker Ann Petree Janice Oxford Cindy Lee Weber l w Major, do you really thinkiwe need all this practice? A development of pride in self, unit, and country. en you leave the Navy, you leave your best friends behind, 3.2 It's a barnaclef' Flight indoctrination Best shine in the whole damned outfit! 3 I 3 Drill Team Cdr. J. T. Watson Platoon commander J. A. Webb CPO J. M. Black B. K. Burke T. S. Burke W. D. Burnett J. C. Campbell S. W. Choppin J. F. Dalton C. E. DeVilbiss N. D. Grauer J. H. Hamilton J. D. Hughes J. H. Kepper R. N. Korfmann C. V. Kroeger H. Leary D. G. McClure D. J. Murphy W. G. Phillips G. A. Poth R. E. Quinn J. B. Regen I. E. Richardson R. J. Sanders J. E. Scarbrough D. B. Smith K. W. Thomas L. A. Wicht NROTC Band Lt. M. Taylor Commander Ens. G. K. Page Executive Officer R. W. Harvey CPO J. F. Phelan MPO J. S. Alison J. T. Barth G. C. Garden C. W. Goins B. R. Jayne P. L. Johnson A. A. Lemeshewsky E. D. Overstreet B. W. Ranney J. D. Riddell C. R. B. Stone L. W. Tandy Midshipmen Battalion Stall Capt. E. L. Neibruegee Battalion Commander Cdr. J. w. Gerth Battalion Executive OHicerfTreasurer Lt. W. D. Young OperationsfActivitics-fAthletics Officer Lt. S. S. Putney Personnel Oiiicer Lt. R. W. Kalb Adjutant Lt. C. C. Coddington, III Public Affairs OHicer Lt. P. C. Deemer, III Logistics OECSI' Lt. J. R. Scott Technical Assistance Officer CPO T. D. Magruder, Jr Battalion CPO Midshipmen Battalion Officers Cdr. J. L. Watson Lt. W. R. Bickley Lt. C. S. Chapman Lt. M. Taylor Lt. W. R. Williamson Ens. B. C. Baker Ens. T. D. Benson Ens. G. E. Bowles Ens. G. D. Copas Ens. J. B. Covington Ens. T. L. Newson Ens. G. K. Page Ens. W. Phillips Ens. R. E. Rydel Ens. D. F. Spond W. C. Johnson CPO S. G. McConnellCPO F.. Miller CPO G. W. Schlassnagle CPO 0 gale 4, il' mmf QV 1, WW y Z A,.,, 5 www, ' :V ww. Bill Pace has contributed immeasurably to the Vanderbilt football program. By instilling a long-needed winning attitude and demanding the complete loyalty and respect of the squad, he has built a winning team, with prospects for future years looking even better. One of his most important contributions to Vandy's football program has been in recruiting. His First freshman team lost only one game, and his second crop of recruits posted an undefeated record. Included in the list of victims were SEC grid powerhouses such as Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Alabama. And, in this, his third year of recruiting, he has established his reputation well enough to be able to attract five of Tennessee's top six prospects. Bill Pace has done such an outstanding job at Vanderbilt that he was selected to coach the South team in the post season Blue-Gray Classic. The result was a 28-7 win over the North team. If current trends continue, Pace may soon be leading his Vanderbilt charges into a post season bowl game. HONORS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Chip Healy: East-West Game, Senior Bowl, All-Ameri- Tom Hagan: All SEC, Honorable Mention, All Ameri- can Bowl. can, Look NCAA All District Team, Coaches All SEC. Thorpe Weber: All Sophomore. Ralph Mayes: SEC Academic. ' qv K W M, ww- ' x,f 'l 'M V ' -, , -' M. Q ' . A ' ,,'h Q , f A K W ,. . , we 'Q A d m PM W 111 W W W W R 'N V A ! I 1 X wg Q '15 A as vm, AWN !! M V wi ' W qw W MM X1 W M If W , F ws 'H M ' mf V ! , P ' . ff V ,,,- Q ,mx A ' ' My ' y 'W 'Wm ' V Www gp, ' M is , ,k ,,, 5 HN- ww- Y , . W f: Y + L ' W . ,,.- ru Lk I -N ' My Y H- Q w mg it iggwnhy of WAR U I ff M71 U of' W Y 'v 1 W, A 3 ,!. ' 'N K 1 ' Rajiv QM W Wgsxmw 'wi M H A ul ,wx K Ms Q 410 M f 1' W Q, Q M zQ.Q,4g M , mn wi , if V c , qw +A .P F A ww him gm Nw W4 www Kamik M'faWfW V XT, Wg ' 'R ' xiii? Q' , Aw 3 Q51-if K ' in wi . W ' Qc. 1' Gm vi Q, 'W ,is up xfksxx f i 5 , rp 'WVWWW .wg W M1511 sg -W J Y 'K sl 'A e 6 V , - 1 , -- it .W 1 ,Q if ,1- 15 , if . 'uv' 7 .X ,W V, ,, , ff 'tr V M . ' ' ,,2,,nMf 'P' 1 1-.21 Q in 1 , W - 'bfi' .5'Q93'9 'fY4 35112, ' V J V 'AHB ,K ' tfk .1 bv' an -ff Q p .- f v he W The 1968 football season saw Vanderbilt make a giant stride toward fielding a football team of SEC caliber. The change was remarkable-the '68 team was viewed by a packed house at Dudley Field for only the second time in the many years of the field's existence, and, more important, the squad vaulted numerous hurdles to post the first winning record at Vanderbilt since 1959. Instrumental in the renaissance of football at Vandy was second-year coach Bill Pace. His value to the program was almost inestimable-he instilled a winning attitude in the veteran players who had suffered through the previous disastrous campaigns. He took a fine group of young sophomores and started them on the right foot. And finally he proved himself a brilliant recruiter, attracting a group of frosh gridders unsurpassed in the history of the university and thereby insuring the continued resurgence of football at Vanderbilt. Healy waits to get back in! 52 Q New Wm f QF G ..., 1. Q 5 X W 'uw -L Spear finds running room. 2 Hard smash through the middle. 3I9 fl Q, , N . bid . nr w 'Q X X QPF i W,g, . df mf Wd? -: has-W . k k Nivlflmf Victory ride for Pace! Ughu 320 The ,68 season started with a boot-placekicker Ernie tense battle with a 17-14 win. Perez blasted a long 44-yard Held goal against V.M.I., With two victories under their belt, the undefeated and Vandy went on to an encouraging victory in the 4 2 Commodores returned in triumph to Nashville to season opener. Veteran Commodore followers, however, realized that the teanfs first real test would occur against Army the following Saturday in a game to be played at West Point. The odds were with the Cadets, touted as one of the East's strongest teams and playing on their own Held, yet Vanderbilt played superbly and emerged from the entertain a mediocre North Carolina team. Spirit was running high for the game and student interest was keen Ca phenomenon seldom noted during recent grid campaignsj. As the game progressed, however, it began increasingly apparent that the Commodores were flatwthey played listlessly and dropped a heartbreaker 8-7 on a muffed punt attempt late in the game The next two games were to prove even more fateful for the youthful Commodores. Against perennial conference powerhouses Alabama and Georgia, Vandy, as Coach Pace put it, simply ran into a stone wall. Alabamals tough defensive line manhandled the Commodore ground attack, forcing Vandy to pass, and the Bama secondary gobbled up five of the errant tosses. Georgia, the SEC leader, was next on the agenda in a game to be played at Athens. Vanderbilt was well prepared for the game and grabbed an early lead, but an intercepted pass by a Georgia defensive lineman was the only break the Bulldogs needed to turn the tide and crush the hapless Commodores. The final four- touchdown margin was not indicative of the fine Vandy effort, especially by sophomore tandem Johnny Miller and Curt Chesley, now established as top SEC sophs. After three straight losses, Vanderbilt returned home to face Florida, the pre-season favorite to win the Southeastern Conference Smith on the interception. and an eleven-point pick over the Commodores. Vanderbilt needed a victory desperately and came from behind to pull out a tie in the fading minutes of the game. The highlight of Vandy's play was the entire defense-especially linemen Pat Toomay, Mike Giltner, Les Lyle, and Johnny Robinson-who held Florida's All-American fullback Larry Smith to less than 30 yards rushing. This game left Vandy with a 2-3-1 record and still some chance of enjoying a winning season. Homecoming arrived, and, unlike previous years, the weather was beautiful. So was the game. Vanderbilt's offensive line blasted huge holes in the Tulane defense, and tailback Allan Spear and Chuck Boyd rushed for 161 yards between them. It was Vandyls first strong ground showing for quite some time, and it proved instrumental in the 21-17 victory. Homecoming was even easier to celebrate that night. 322 Chesley pulls one in! n First Row: Mike Finnern, John Burns, Trow Gillespie, Doug Mathews, Bo Alligood, John Miller, Allan Spear, Lyndal Kennedy, Chris Hinkle, Steve Bigelow, Steve Ernst, Mike Giltner, Bob Pegg, Chuck Boyd, Curt Chesley, Winston Evans, Steve Taylor, Mal Wall, Dave West. Second Row: Steve Coleman, Karl Weiss, Les Lyle, Danny Miller, Lee Noel, Chip Healy, Bill McDonald, Terry Rettig, Jim Cunningham, Steve Smith, Chuck Springfield, Joe Hoats, Bill Long, Dan Lipperman, Dave Strong, Rex Raines, John Valput, Donnie North, Tommy Davis, Rick Quinn, Glenn Humbert, Denny Painter. Third Row: Bob Yeiser, Noel Stahl, Mike Patterson, Pat Woods, Al Monaco, John Rushing, Mike Mosley, Dan Mulvena, John Shughart, Mike Greene, Tom Wuchina, Ed Narewski, John Robinson, John Fuqua, Jack Jakobik, Rodney Carl, Terry Reeves, Neal Smith, Christie Hauck, John De Vane, Bob Asher. Fourth Row: Tom Van Doorne, Phil Husband, Glen N. Petrina, Jim Combs, Greg White, John Lyon, Jack Gilden, Dick Sayles, Virgil Avans, Pat Toomay, Kelley Meyer, Jim Brophy, Gene Sulkowski, Howard Kelley, Bob Wright, Steve Fritts, Si Hill, Donald Johnston, John Ingram, Dick Stender, Bill Ferguson. wp., Tension on the bexich. Gators stopped cold! 324 N The Kentucky game was a must for Vanderbilt in its drive toward a winning season. The Wildcats had an unpredictable team, playing like demons one week and like little-leaguers the next, but in previous years they had been able to squeak by Vandy on the strength of their fearsome All- American Dicky Lyons. Vandy grabbed a 6-0 lead, and Kentucky, with Lyons injured in the first minutes of play, was never able to catch the Commodores. While not playing brilliantly, Vanderbilt at least showed that its defense had jelled, and the result was a crucial SEC shutout victory. After the tangle with Kentucky, Vandy enjoyed a two-week lay-off to rest and prepare for the invasion into North Carolina, where a languishing Davidson bunch awaited the Commodores. Fully rested and with a winning season in their grasp, the Goldmen mauled their Southern Conference foes 53-20. The seasonal record now moved to 5-3-1, with only the Dudley Field clash against hated rival Tennessee remaining on docket. Another UT bomb fizzles Miller highlights Vandy's season. Boyd sweeps UT! Giltner squeezes big orange Mi1ler's pass sets up Vandy TD. The Commodore-Volunteer game was played on a bright, sunny day before a sell-out crowd, and the contest lived up to its billing. Tennessee, 7-1-1 for the year and bound for the Cotton Bowl, pulled out to a 7-O lead, but Vandy came back to tie the game 7-7 as the half ended. Early in the second half, Karl Kremser kicked a long Held goal for the Orangemen to provide the winning margin-a margin which was threatened time and time again by the hungry Commodores, who moved the ball almost at will against the vaunted UT defense. But, alas, Vandy was unable to cross that last gold stripe, and a long desperation Held goal fell barely short, enabling Tennessee to walk away with a dearly earned victory. Thus, the 1968 edition of the football Commodores, under the guidance of Bill Pace, posted the first winning season at Vanderbilt in nine years, and the prospects are even rosier for next year. If this trend of marked improvement can continue, Vanderbilt is certain of realizing its second goal: that of becoming an SEC contender. nxeafwn-fs, ..-snmss, , .. .aaumnnn..,.....,.er:.fwuns.wss First Row: Mike Sullivan, Wil Wilson, Bill Melton, Mike Tidwell, Mike Hammerschmidt john Berger David Carmichael Watson Brown Don Toomey, Tom Rees, Bill Wade, George Jahn, Gary Chesley, john Drake, Junius Ellis Jack Zdancewicz Rusty W1ll1aIHS Fourth David Haun. Second Row: Tommy Sholes, Sam Kiser, Tony Sierk, Row: Dwight Blair Jeff Gibson Jack Dunne Larry Hayes Franklin Randy Hickerson, Terry Stinson, Tom Bernhardt, Joe Wood, Bill Banks, Dave Hurlock Bo Kite Bob Damron Jim Brugh Doug Lank Young, Greg O'Neal, Sandy Haury, Buzz Hamilton, John Carney, ford, Dickie Hopper Richard Vaught Wiley O'Neal. Third Row: jerry Kirk, Wayne Jacobs, Holly Holman, Freshman Football Vanderbilt's freshman football team, the second group recruited under the direction of coach Bill Pace, was tabbed by many Vandy observers as the finest group of freshmen in modern Commodore football history. Rightfully so! The Baby Commodores finished undefeated with wins over such freshman teams as Alabama and Tennessee, ending up with very impressive statistics, such as out- rushing its tive opponents 1175 to 289. This team featured an exciting offense along with a stingy defense. Tops on offense was Watson Brown, an All-American prep quarterback, who is not only an excellent runner and passer but quite a Scrambler too. Another standout was Dwight Blair, a tailback who gained well over 300 yards, averaging over 3.5 yards per carry. On defense, Vandy turned out a defensive secondary which grabbed over 20 of the opponents' passes and held them to little ground yardage. Coach Riley argues with the ref Vandy gets its revenge Brown zeroes in. Tough fight for the ball 33l Great catch in the making. Alert Vandy defense breaks up pass. An indication of this team's determination is seen by their last game in which they soundly trounced Ole Miss 44-15, avenging the humiliating fiasco of the previous year in which the Vandy frosh were blitzed. Says coach Don Riley of the team: This group loves football, knows the game, and, most importantly they played together? With all of this love and knowledge of the game, as well as their spirit and determination, the freshman group is is a sure bet to contribute greatly . to next year's varsity team. 5 Homecoming 1968 Homecoming 1968 was almost a complete reversal of the homecoming of ,67. Vandy won the game, the weather was beautiful, and most people thought the Platters were as poor as the Lettennen were good. The Platters, with Slappy White backing them up, did put on a good show if allowances were made for their age! But they still helped to start the weekend off in a festive mood for many people. After the concert, a large portion of the Greeks made a mad dash for their house to either start or finish their float. And, as usual, the floats took nnal form with little time to spare before the judges arrived. Moreover, this year, Cthanks to the beautiful weatherlj, the alums, students, and fans were able to enjoy the many and varied floats without having them drenched with rain. Making use of the unusual, un-Nashville, beautiful day, the Commodores tore apart the Tulane defense with some sure-footed running. The gala part of the afternoon, however, was halftime when Miss Dawn Tatum was crowned Homecoming Queen. Mary North, Becky Montgomery, Rhonda Stockton, and Emily jordan made up her court. Float awards were also announced, with Delta Delta Delta, Kappa Delta, and Kappa Alpha Theta taking the first three places in the sorority division, and Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Psi, and Sigrna Nu winning honors in the fraternity division. The game was so enjoyable that at its close, most students hurried off to their cocktail parties to get an early start celebrating such a happy occasion. That night, after everyone had rested up from the afternoon's celebrating, the bands started playing and the psychedelic lights began blinking. It was all over too soon Cfor some earlier than othersj, however, and the next day it was back to the books. ce Phi Kaps win First pla . 1968 Homecoming Queen, Dawn Tatum. ,Q X fe K f J- . aa . . .3 ,,,,.,f . t v ., . Q ' K, ' A fir 2552 will , X .Q L! at-. -31 S i N. -3:5 ,Q , .SS me 'aff A X- E, if ' 1gL:M,. 7 1 2 2535 , M3242 ' 1 Q 1 f -,Q 1, . ,W I 4 ir L N e 1 f W in ,,,-W, ,mf 4 Q if T 1. M . 'f H , Na ,,f Q, ff , M . , M 1. 4, W , ww u 'fs A752 M?3E?z3m f I1 ,LV1 , , Z 5 , mat gf uf J? Q' 3, 1 ,yan ww E Kneeling: Rado Pribic, Tedy Lee, Bill Stevenson, Tony Cooper, Leigh Kammerer, Byron Charles Harry Sullivan Guyab Arabar Stu Barnes Stand ing: Coach Sandy Evarts, Joe Manager, Andy Marion, Dave Navy, Paul Anderson, Mike Beckner Bill Gresham B111 Anderegg Randy Johnson Tommy Cole, Richard Travis, Bill Solms, Francisco F.. Francisco, Al Green, Guy Neff, Chet Tisdale Jackie Phillips B111 Blanchard Soccer 1968 Entering its fourth season of university-organized competition, the young and talented Commodore soccer team compiled a respectable 7-7-1 record. Not contained in these figures are the persistence and dogged determination of an inexperienced team to win in spite of sometimes overwhelming odds. Vanderbilt never lost by more than two goals, and four of the team's seven losses were by a narrow one-goal margin. Led on the field by junior captain Leigh Kammerer and coached by graduate student Sandy Evarts, the team opened its season with satisfying victories over the Nashville Internationals and a highly touted Emory soccer contingent. Dreams of an undefeated season, however, soon vanished in three consecutive one-goal losses to the University of Tennessee, Saint Bernards, and Morehead State. It became abundantly clear that, though laden with individual talent, the youthful Commodores were inexperienced as 'a team, a fact which through most of the season prevented a more potent scoring assault from materializing. The highlight of the season occurred at the Southeastern Soccer Classic tournament at Knoxville in late November. In a single-elimination tournament comprised of nine of the best soccer squads in the southeast, Vanderbilt first turned back tournament- favored Kentucky, 5-1, behind the scoring of Sullivan C2j, King tlj, Pribic flj, and Kammerer C11 and the outstanding defensive play of Bill Stephenson, Paul Anderson, and Al Moore. A heartbreaking 2-1 loss to UT in the waning minutes of the second-round game Soccer sandwich 336 Vandy scores. was rendered less severe in the knowledge that Tennessee went on to win the tournament. In the playoff for third place, Vanderbilt spotted Carson- ewman a quick two-goal advantage, but then went on to win 6-2 behind a five-goal scoring barrage the second half. Rewarding aspects in the tournament, besides the third-place trophy, were the outstanding nidfield play of Guy Neff and Byron Charles and the excellent goal tending by Wes Burnett. Kammerer passes downfield. Anderson closes in Cheerleaders Kneeling: Bill Hoffmeoster, Tam Hicks, Chip Dudley, Barbara Ramsey Judy Van Hemert, Billy Akin, Emily Jordan, Mike Spain, Dawn Tatum, David Hyatt. Standing: Tom Bailey, Mr. Commodore, Fall 1968. , XX if-2 - W- 4 'A sf 1 xxx MfW,. RK K M S Cheerleaders and Spring Mr. Commodore, Jethro Wyat, lead the team onto the Hoor. Go, Vandy Go! The cheerleaders rise to the occasion 339 The 1968-1969 Season Football VARSITY FRESHMAN VU OPP VU OPP 25 VMI 12 27 LOUISVILLE 6 17 ARMY 13 17 TENNESSEE 7 7 NORTH CAROLINA 3 24 ALABAMA 14 7 ALABAMA 31 28 KENTUCKY 7 6 GEORGIA 32 44 OLE MISS 15 14 FLORIDA 14 21 TULANE 7 6 KENTUCKY 0 53 DAVIDSON 20 7 TENNESSEE 10 Basketball VARSITY FRESHMAN VU OPP VU OPP 97 SMU 94 89 CUMBERLAND 66 84 DAVIDSON 101 63 WESTERN KENTUCKY 57 78 NORTH CAROLINA 100 56 AUSTIN PEAY 33 102 MISSISSIPPI STATE 87 107 MISSISSIPPI STATE 95 92 BOWLING GREEN STATE 67 89 AUSTIN PEAY 63 85 RICE 77 79 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 77 92 KANSAS CITY 80 65 PADUCAH J. C. 83 85 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 75 99 GEORGIA 83 65 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 59 79 FLORIDA 98 80 GEORGIA 102 110 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 70 62 FLORIDA 55 85 ALABAMA 77 94 LSU 92 85 MISSISSIPPI 81 76 ALABAMA 73 83 AUBURN 77 62 MISSISSIPPI 55 78 KENTUCKY 114 79 AUBURN 92 65 TENNESSEE 69 89 KENTUCKY 103 90 GEORGIA 86 61 TENNESSEE 65 97 TENNESSEE TECH 68 83 GEORGIA 90 88 MISSISSIPPI 77 73 FLORIDA 75 91 ALABAMA 102 67 MISSISSIPPI 75 73 AUBURN 91 89 ALABAMA 74 1 12 CUMBERLAND 108 85 LSU 83 94 KENTUCKY 76 75 AUBURN 85 77 TENNESSEE 83 101 KENTUCKY 99 103 MISSISSIPPI STATE 96 60 TENNESSEE 70 120 MISSISSIPPI STATE 83 340 ,i I X 'hka li as 5? igfx -yu aff' As the gate was about to open for the 1968 basketball season, Coach Ray Skinner was asked to make a prediction about his '68 Commodore team. I feel that with all our talent we can have a great teamfl he said-then he added, But, keeping as many sophomores as we did, we could just have an average to above- average team . . . The sophomores must develop rapidly? Skinner's apprehension was justifiable, for days before when he had announced the members of his '68 team, seven of the ten men on the squad were sophomores. Vandy's team for 168 can be classed as fulfilling both of Skinnerls predictions. They were indeed great at times, like when they beat Kentucky 101-99 or crushed Mississippi State 120-83. Unfortunately, they were also, as Skinner said, only average other times. The final result was a 15-11 slate, the worst for Skinner in several years. . wx Coach Roy Skinner. Thacker ices season's opener. 5505: we 1115 Standing: Coach Roy Skinner, Rudy Thacker, Ralph Mayes, Tom Hagan, Les Yates, Rick Camrnarata, Asst. Coach Homer Garr. Seated: Thorpe Weber, Dave Richardson, Van Oliver, Perry Wallace, Bob Bundy, Hal Bartch. 1:1 zmwuwmwf ' '-f' rffffw-muieflazwvzww ,f,,,-ff V n ' , f mmf PEW, SMU! W 6 mwwlgax ' ' iw WYE: WXV V Mui., , yWT?1j' YQ .WAI '. - 1 wr , M Nfl x,vQgfT! r P g-fs ,QTQWU YW? W QWQ 33 ,1 Q, A flif Q 'M Ls .. an f' M ' 345 K J g . 1 , 4, 1 . '57 3,2 K gg wi, 3' 'fbf .51 5. ' 13 iii Wt M, ,.., -n , ,Y . ggi ang Z Y' , 'W in, V V K 'inf .Z Lg n , ,,,, , mg W ' V! W X-Q. 4:13. ,rw ip ,, V ., ,M NE fl W ' W5 if f'K' ' 3: 5 Q .-'fb , gg wife , F W Q, ' N... f ra P Y- 4 5-if T I was M ' J MY an ff' M g 'ff' kffif - V xiii? N :sw ,Xp X I-im, NM r, ,r 347 ,-AW Vanderbilt's initial live games of the 1968 season set a pattern which was to hold for the course of the year. In the opener against SMU in friendly Memorial Gymnasium, Vandy fell behind in the first half and, with 3:38 left in the game, trailed by six. Sophomore Thacker, however, scored six points in the last 27 seconds to win for the Commodores. The team had played the game with an inconsistency that was to haunt Vandy throughout the year. After an opening win, Vanderbilt journeyed to North Carolina to take on two national powers, Davidson and North Carolina. Added interest was lent to the game due to the fact that the Commodores had defeated both of these clubs during the '67 season, but this year was destined to be different, and Vandy dropped both ends of its road trip. The Commodores managed to reverse these losses once they returned to Nashville, they trounced Mississippi State 102-37 in their SEC opener, then defeated Bowling Green State 92-67. Especially impressive in these two victories were Hagan, who upped his seasonal average to 26.0, and Wallace, playing despite an eye injury suffered at the hands of teammate Bob Bundy. my-f i f 5 . A . ' T .N va ff? Q wg. 7 W lm- QC 'Www 1' U L ,-get Having successfully demonstrated their ability to win against State and Bowling Green Vanderbilt proceeded to chalk up four straight non-conference victories, including a defense of their Vanderbilt Invitational Tournament championship of '65-'66-,67. The Commodores were not playing great basketball, but they were playing well enough to win-at times they looked hopelessly ineptg at others, they were unbeatable. At any rate, Vandy emerged from its non-conference slate with a 7-2 mark, which was not unrespectable considering that Coach Skinner was using every opportunity to season his green sophomores and that the only two losses had come at the hands of the :f:j:2 and :IQE3 teams in the nation. Vandy, then, optimistically looked toward conference play. The bubble was shattered almost immediately at Georgia, the Commodores lost a rugged battle in Athens, dropping behind immediately and never cutting the gap appreciably. Such a loss would dampen the spirits of 'even the most ardent Vandy booster, but the team itself refused to be domoralized: two days later they emerged with a hard- fought 62-55 victory over Florida in Gainesville. pr' we .wfmeiaaxex-,Qi-aeevvwe um:1ma:fse:41f11e i 'Q I 'D Q gf! sf i 1 ,UW 4711514 77,1 , ala 7M Mya! tfwg' In their last five games, Vandy remained consistently inconsistent They beat LSU, lost to Auburn, beat Kentucky, lost to Tennessee, then beat Mississippi State. Notable among these games, of course, were the victory over UK, one of only two losses the Kentuckians suffered in the conference, and the final record-breaking 120-83 victory over the State Bulldogs. In this final game, Tom Hagan closed his Vanderbilt career with a fantastic performance, scoring 44 points on 21 of 34 shots from the Held, an achievement even Pistol Pete must have envied The 1968 season, then, was a strange one. Vandy had a six- game winning streak, it also had a six-game losing streak. Vandy beat Kentucky, the SEC,s powerhouse and was beaten by Ole Miss, the SEC's doormat. But there are certain facts which plainly emerge from the '68 campaign, not the least of which is that there are seven sophomores and a junior who will be around next year with a sizable store of experience. QEIP QEQ ER GER qu-rf Front Row: Neil Yates, Tom Arnholt, Chris Schweer, Steve Turner, Glenn Butler, Jimmy Conn. Back Row: Coach Bland, BoBo Catoe, Steve Seward Dickie Miles, Bob Mingea, Gayle Petrie, Coach Southwood. Freshman Basketball 1968-1969 When Coach Skinner and his assistants wrapped up their annual recruiting campaign in the summer of 1968, there was little doubt that they had enjoyed another fabulously successful year in this all-important phase of college basketball. Skir1ner's search for basketball talent was indeed of nationwide dimensions. First he signed Jimmy Conn, a 6-2 All-State guard from Memphis Bartlett. To team with Conn in the backcourt, Skinner went to Columbus, Indiana, to land Tom Arnholt, a slim 6-2 Hoosier who had averaged 25.2 his senior year. The 1968 frosh forwards also came from widely separated localities-Glenn Butler, 6-6 and 215 pounds, was inked out of Ozark, Alabama, where he had averaged 23 points and 18 rebounds per game, plus setting a state record of 46 consecutive free throws. Elmhurst, Illinois, yielded Chris Schweer, a 6-7 220-pounder and a two-time high school All-American. And finally Skinner capped a superlative recruiting year by signing Steve Turner, the 7-2 Memphian whom many felt to be the most sought-after prep player in the country. Arnholt, Conn, Butler, Schweer, and Turner comprised perhaps the finest starting five in Vanderbilt frosh history, and dependable substitutes were readily available in the persons of Dickie Miles, Gayle Petrie, Neil Yates, and Satch Seward. Under the tutelage of Jerry Southwood, interim coach for the ailing Bobby Bland, this team finished with a 17-8 slate. Certainly there were some outstanding individual erformances- Arnholt became the most prolific scorer iff Vandy freshman history with 538 points f21.5 ppgb and Schwee finished with a total of 469 points. In addition, 'Turner Conn, and Butler all showed tremendous improvement during the course of the season, foretelling a bright future for Vanderbilt's basketball fortunes. I' Faifw, 4 , L, N 35443 i 1! 1911368 WWA iii?-Aifqkggig, us if Tennessee pushes Turner to new heights. When,s halftime? Schweer lays one up. gf swf :J -' va: zfz' Tom Arnholt, leading freshman scorer Swimming 1968-1969 Without the aid of scholarships, Coach John Smith succeeded in recruiting four freshmen who were almost solely responsible for Vandy's showing in the S.E.C. swimming championships. Omitting Florida and Tennessee, the Commodores swam against all other conference teams, finishing with an 11-1 record, losing only to Alabama. Vanderbilt's performance in the conference meet is indicative of the increased competibility of the team. As Vandy reached triple figures for the first time, high man was Pete Schuler who, in the breaststroke and individual medley, accounted for 29 of the teamis 203 points. Perhaps the most noteworthy event was Frank Lorge,s victory in the 200-yard backstroke in a time of 2:03.1, edging out favored Bill Strate of Florida. Eric Wiley, a third freshman, set Vandy records in distance freestyle events and added his 21 points to the total. The breaststroke sprints were entered by sophomore Dirk Van Hoesen who copped fourth in the 200, won the consolation final in the 100, and advanced to the 500-yard freestyle consolation finals. These four men accounted for only half of the team's pointsg Steve Clark, Norm Fraunheim, Bob King, Bruce Hacket, Ron Young, and Sam Stowell completed the total. This year the freshmen made the difference in the championships as the team became truly competitive. With the assistance of new freshmen Vandy soon looks to be a contender with Florida and Tennessee. , 1 Win .WQWNAMQ 4445 WMWV W ,M g,wWwW? ? , M, W AAi,V7X L,,,.,,,Ay, 5, L,5,,.,, . v. 1,3 , Wtwmnnw Team gets broad coaching. Keep America Beautiful, get a haircut. 359 ,ww Familiarity breeds contempt. ,M Winning is work. W S .fi i-.:-- .1 X UWM! we WWQWVQWMP I can Hy! Baseball 1969 g . .. The Vanderbilt Commodores opened their most dd'd i ?d'd 'S S S ambitious baseball schedule in history on March 15 when they entertained the Tennessee State nine for a doubleheader. ' Coach Larry Schmittou, in his second year at the helm of the Commodores, planned to use sophomore Elliott Jones and freshman Mike Willis on the mound , for the two games. Jones posted a 2-9 won-lost record last year for the Commodores, who won 8 and lost l9 during the season. Wfillis, one of the outstanding prep pitchers in local circles last season, was expected to give the mound corps a solid boost this season. We will be a better ball club this yearf' said Schmittou. We will have more speed and the pitching will be better and deeper. Our hitting has to be improved and although the schedule is tougher and longer, I am looking forward to a winning season. Captain Jim Armistead opened at first base after missing last season due to an ankle injury. Freshman Bill Wfinchester started at second base, with freshmen Jimmy Conn and Steve Estep at short and third. Mike Mease, a shortstop last season, played in leftfield with Tom Wfittenbraker in center and Bob Moore in right. Bill Young, who missed most of last season with an illness, was behind the plate in the opening series. The Commodores posted only a .l90 team batting average last season, certainly leaving room for improvement. The increased speed, both on the bases and in the outfield, will go a long way toward helping the Commodores stay close and making the bigger bats more effective. as Coach Larry Schmittou irst Row: Paul Wells,'Hugh Howser, Mike Measc, Bill Young, Robert Harrison, Bob Moore. Second Row: jim Armistead, Rick Papaccio, Chuck oyett, Jim'Adams, Elliott Jones, Bill Winchester, Steve Estcp. Third ROW: Coach Larry Schmittou, Gary Canick, Tom W'ittenbraker, Terry Stinson, eff Love, Jimmy Conn, Mike Willis, Coach Bobby Rcasonover, Ben Kiblcr. Conn safe on a bobble. Mighty Casey Liner up the middle Classic Southpaw. First Row: Bayrch Henry, B. Sanders, Bo Bashinsky, Tom Shear- on, lien NVcbb, Scott BliUtllll'lCli. Second Row: Phil Smith, Mike Speros, Steve Hlilliams, Bob Sands, Tom Rohland, jim Kirk. Third Row: john Ingram, Craig Hammer, john Hobbs, Tom Beck, Steve Fridge, Steve Burnham, Russ Harris. Track and Field 1968-1969 f. The Commodore spikemen, under the direction of coach Here Alley, demonstrated during the 1969 season that the track team was determined to fill its role in the rejuvenation process of Vanderbilt athletics. The ten returning lettermen were Bo Bashinsky, Don North, and Scott Brodarick in the three spots of the mile relay, and in the Sprints, Steve Williams in the mile, Bo Edwards and Jim Kirk in the weight events, Tom Rohland and Chip Carpenter in the javelin, Steve Burnham in the high jump, and Tom Shearon in the broad jump. Rohland was one of the teamls outstanding performers with javelin throws over 200 feet, and North and Williams turned in outstanding times in their respective events. Freshmen Baytch Henry, a 440 man, Sanders, a half-miler, and Bo Kite, a shot-putter fwho reached the fifty-foot markj rounded out the squad. Due to poor track facilities for instance, the track is forty yards too shortj , one of coach Alley,s most diflcrcult problems has been keeping young athletes interested in the team. However, new facilities are expected to be ready for next year. After limited participation in two indoor meets, the thin-clads opened their outdoor season against CBC and continued against Sewanee, Southwestern, M.T.S.U , Ole Miss, and Tennessee Tech. After a single- win season in 1968, the Commodores recovered to avenge several of last yearis losses and managed a much-improved season. guilt? S Q ?iE 1,1f:w5.- 14 1 w---w .W W ,,.. ,,LL Yakwm y '- X Qwvww f S L, .igwgw-1 , -1 .Q i w Q wwkgmwwesvswfl M Ni 'walk ' W Jf. LW, ,paw ww , -- .. , - 57-I IS . . - - VM, 366 -' Y f, M, nf,fW1g,,,g.mga,-ff, g,vw,ffff.w North wms for VU Just like Bob Beaman. - , Q Q Q Wg ew eo pf T,Exf,iJ'14I17 Q H I ' 3 i ' , .1 Rm ' . .- -wi. n l - ,,f ll! J ai LY.: ,f -,rf I K. I ,, .. ?g 1 15 no , 1 ' J ,, V, jf 5, 25, 4 fur, . -ww, gfmzw'+.- I, aff . , f- M, vw ., 'K . .mi I ,:-,,.n' gf.. ,, -. . ff -law n. A , ' 2 , K ,, ff ffj'fs'5ifT , A , A , '- i L K ,5,,, , Y .W ,.,Q ,,, I 1 Z 3,2512 ' W ' J ' : ' fav' i ., Q. , ,gf , V, ,qw 5 ' -MH., JG,,-Juv :22'a:4e,Q 549: ,, '2..6':2z Kirk concentrates. E .yylzfy ,' A A Q Q ib-11-f .- '? V Tennis 1969 The Commodore tennis team coached by jack Vredevelt will be trying to better last year's record of twelve wins and seven losses. Prospects for a good year are brightened by the return of six lettermen led by Greer Cummings, Junior from Nashville, who is in his third year as number-one man. Other lettermen who return are Peter Howell, Gary Neuen, Captain Eph Walker, Bill Reed, and Buzz Beauchamp. Freshman Randy Koilier is expected to add considerable strength to the team from one of the top singles spots and by teaming with Howell as the number-one doubles team. Other doubles combinations are Cummings-Walker and Neuen-Reed. Seven Southeastern Conference dual matches highlight the twenty-two-match schedule which culminates with the conference tournament at Baton Rouge on May 8-10. Coach Jack Vredevelt 1969 Tennis team: Bill Reed, Al Mazer, Eph Walker, Gary Neuen, Randy Kofiler, Greer Cummings, Jack Beckford, Robby Glenn, Coach Jack Vrede velt. Not Pictured: Peter Howell, Val Huber, John Parrott, Buzz Beauchamp. sw -'f- K M 2 QM ff-q, W, J' 4 vw , . gs rrrrg V' . QM '7 'Jim Morgan, Rob Boden, Alfred Sams, john Nickey. Golf 1969 The 1969 golf season was one of increasing interest and success. In the preceding two years the golf team had gone from a poor 2-8-1 record to an exceptional 9 and 2 record. Three letterman off the 1968 team returned. They were seniors Jim Morgan and John Nickey and junior Rob Boden. Coached by Bob Renaud, pro at the Hillwood Country Club, these three, along with sophomore Alfred Sams and several other promising sophomores and freshmen, completed another successful season. The twelve-match regular season schedule was climaxed by the SEC tournament in Athens, Georgia. Continuing success in the future seems assured by the avid interest of Athletic Director Jess Neely and the prospect of future golf scholarships. Nickey sinks a long one Boden blasts out of a trap. lines it up. :t,,fi--fmww-::zf'-:segik,,g:sf5,yfgga: qs- 5: 51 '12, .,. : ., 55: 'sg 1 .wif - A-:mei n gg -- - -. ,, 1 . A-, R 9 I fi rg-ff25f9'fVfA - 5 Few : - U-f-.ngi gig :E , fUg, f 1 -W 2 -' A ' 535 V AA ' - 'FE ' :.:?-: T1-lfvw 1 -513225, :3 '::S?S5f2, ,. :'-' :5:- .. :-1: ' . : iii? 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I 4 1.15 Vf gl, f?fig2l4?swA27As,vliligggfeifw , wif- A 1 -' V A139 :KW fiviiiflfifiw,f?5g,3L,gf1r2iE?F L PLiia.:E iiY' Qgiiffi' Fliikwi-fAf', A si! ,, A , 54,411 .xi 'Sl K 'A -A 7:22 f - 1 .. 51, 'n5 i-lf V A' ?i'.7?f K fk ' :?f'ff3'l f' - K, A X151 n- U Ii- ,..5:5g,L, WA Y j.ygh3.':'7f'??Tf??ffV 'wid 5321- SW, Aja PHL A -' ' f 5, , A A M . V ,, f- H A fgq'sWgg,17,22g15 , .- . fi . 1 .... - ,mf , 4 M - -- --Q ' ' .- . , , A A -2594 21, S S A A If A- - f fw 2 ,-,. , wrfwyff fav f,3w1f3,ffvSwi . -- : - -f S' Vx mv . fm.: . f , V W - W wk fn'-w.,f.vg :mf 3, f ,-55 .sw Q- A511 ' 4 1:1-,, - 1- , f--821935 sf, A595-mf ig-, A.,,.., aww-5 . HQ, , f A. 2::'-za: M:fff- he wa-. H -..,,.. mr -' mf -- -2. :A 1 in fm AA AA - -zaf - A K I 1 - -fvwpfffggg,ggg5MQ - - fmaaiiw , Blind shot. Fencing Team 1968-1969 The Fencing Team, in its fourth year as a varsity minor sport, continued to expand its activities and increase its prowess. Fencing all three weapons, foil, epee, and sabre, the Vanderbilt team ended this season with a winning year of 10 wins, 6 losses. The team hosted two intercollegiate meets here, one with Duke, U.T. and Auburn, and another with University of North Carolina, Culver Military Academy, and Texas Christian University. Throughout the fall and early spring the fencers travelled as far as the University of Chicago and The Citadel in Charleston, S.C. to rack up more of its victories. The climax of the team's Spring Break trip was a quadruple victory over Baylor, Southern Methodist, Texas A8cM, and North Texas State University in Fort Worth, Texas. In addition to the three menis weapons, this year has seen the First womenis fencing team at Vanderbilt. Starters Ann Diemer and Fredricka Borland, supported by students from several P.E. classes, have finished high in individual Amateur Fencing League of America tournaments, and have led the Lady Commodores to intercollegiate victories over North Texas State and T.C.U. As only two seniors, team captain Merrill and saberist Jennings, and one graduate student epeeist, coach John Spinning, were lost, next year promises to be an even more active and successful season as Moore, Dave Hill, and Greg Wlilliams lead their foil, epce, and saber teams respectively into more than 25 intercollegiate meets. And graduate student Mike Moore, founder of the Club-Team five years ago, will continue to coach the colorful displays of an increasingly popular sport. THF'- have Qw f fltfsi -i 4:i:ir,1,s ' 2 . , . . . H ..,, . , V 'Q ' -. 1.--we I - - H 1-vgsfisfsmfiftiiffe,'ws-'+ I., Er tv-1111 X W 6 Q Kneeling: Anne Dicmer, Fredricka Borland, Kathy Simpkins, Carol Simons. Standing: Captain Berkeley Merrill, John Higgins, Mike Minzor, Rich- ard Jennings, Fred Williams, Jim Voorhies, Allen Hancock, John Boston, Dave Hill, Dr. Sterns Csponsorj, Bill Saiiey, John Spining, Mike Moore, Coach is 1 L , fi? , 7541531 .Z ,QQ 2344 Wag :: ' by 'ff www fs-2? .ig -M-wgiwvw ff' -1:1 wx A 7f'i .,,'Ifii?'i219f5!?3siZ5if - '-wmifmgifsggx ,,..N .,ALV,, W, I I M ,.., Aww, W -1, :ww , k,,., ,W .1 ' if qmy,?w.,-H 53 K 'TL' lm laik: , 1'-iiSs:'Z'L7TQ?5E7'5IieE' ' 0 , .,., , gm, , . , 1 TsfLbzD5H'kAlwf'1. Q rw . ff.. ,, .V iw, 1 - - .x A IK' SHE sn w 1? Rifle Team 1968-1969 This year the rifie team, with four out of five top members returning from last yearis fine squad, is enjoying a 9-l record, the only loss coming against Murray State. Hugh Thomson, coming up from the freshman team, is vying for S.E.C. sophomore-of-the-year honors. Bill Akin, Rick llalin, Larry Ahern and Lee Buchanon, along with newcomer Steve Hill, round out the top five. Bill Linke is currently tops on the freshman team. Captain Edgar L. YYylie has clone a fine job as coach, despite his limited shooting experience. Oflicers include: Keeper Of The Keys, Billy Akin, Top Hanger, Bill Linkeg Member in Absentia, George Briggs: Activities Coordinator, Larry Ahern, N.R.A. Junior Marshal, Hugh Thompson, Director of Recruiting, Rick Jahng Team Scout, Lee Buchanan, Equipment Manager, Steve Hill. Kneeling: Bill Linke, Hugh Thompson. Standing: Steve Hill, Rick jahn, Billy Akin. . N . Y! Q x w' fr- N u , xk. Ki, y K ... I X U, 's , , 1 f ,,.,.,. O gl QQ QU li x Q You forgot your bullet. we W 9 .PD Five new targets. Hurry up and take the picture. .61 O i g-fl U 0 Q ,LA .,a Intramurals 1968-1969 The men's intramural program continued the progress that has characterized it in the past few years, and, with McGugin Athletic Center now under construction, its further growth seems assured. Under the leadership of Henry Hecht, the IM board, consisting of fifteen fraternities and the Independent Athletic Committee, governs the present program of eleven sports. Striving for further expansion of the overall program, the Board has added bowling, table tennis, and skeet- shooting for the year 1969-1970. Key to the participation by the member groups of the IM board is the competition for the Sweepstakes Trophy. The early View of this year's race was that the defending champions, Kappa Sigma, would face strong challenges from last yearas runners- up, Sigma Nu, led by Bob Bramlette, last year's Most Valuable Intramural Athlete, Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, and Pi Kappa Alpha. This fall semester's competition was characterized by repeating champions, Phi Delta Theta in golf, Sigma Nu in soccer, and Pi Kappa Alpha in volleyball, and by Kappa Alpha showing a nearly perfect record in football, giving up only l0 points during their 9-0 season. As spring moves toward the climax in determining the Sweepstakes winner, the race has clarified itself as one between Sigma Nu and Phi Delta Theta by virtue of these two fraternities, consistent performances in all sports of the program. There are several sports remaining, including the key A-sport softball, and the race for the Sweepstakes Trophy is far from decided. Nus get the tip. Blocked shot wish, RTN CHAMPIONSHIPS Football Golf Soccer KA TAO EN EN EAE QAO BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL GAO HKA IIKA EN Wrestling ATU EN AKE SWIMMING CDKE K2 SWEEPSTAKES EN CIDAO TIKA FOOTBALL MVP I-League M-League Paul Schmidt Rusty Trenary BASKETBALL MVP I-League M-League Neal Smith George Briggs FOOTBALL ALL-IM I-League M-League Paul Schmidt Rusty Trenary Greg Fatih Bob Bramlette Woody Henderson Virdon Jones Chuck Billings Mike Cooper Gerry Storey Milt lVaring Bob Beck Walt Lawless James Harper Tommy Perkins Al Hubbard Jerry Mitchell Tom Goodgame Tom Whittenbraker Gary Ganick Lewis Morrison Bill Cothran John Levine George Bowles Alan Roach jim Britenberg Chip Oelschaeger Roddy Storey Woody Arnold Scott Barnes Billy Milton Ron Mautz Phil White George Briggs Chuck Wilson Mike Seltzer BASKETBALL ALL-IM I-League M-League Neal Smith George Briggs Jay Popp Woody Arnold Paul Schmidt Ron Pettus Gene Pennel Mitch Williams Steve Johnson Rick Johnson Pat Toomay Rod Boden LEAGUES I M AEII BCH ATQ AKE KA ZBT K2 IAC PSK 1'IKA EX EAE QDAGD EN CIJKE fIJK'II Campus Life But cruel are the times, when we are traitors And do not know ourselves, when we hold rumor From what we fear, yet know not what we fear, But Hoat upon a wild and violent sea Each way, and move . . . -Shakespeare 380 38l Things at the worst will cease, or else climb upward To what they were before? -Shakespeare 382 1Participation is inf, Expedience seeks to perpetuate good institutions or ieliminate ubad' ones. Fraternities are both useful-for the gaps they fill- and bad, for those they create. And increased activity for involvement duplicates the situation. Exposed to extremities, we adhere to one, and the gaps between ideas become those between the people. 383 'ivif 'W' e have learned to adapt ourselves to the environment of an rtificial community, based not on nature, but intellect hich some have driven to the extremity of arid intellectualism. ithin this community the prestige of the female is fcontm aturum et contra deumj often equivalent to that of the male. 385 , .. i L 5 ,, :sg , H I A 'cf fff ww, wi. Sometimes barriers were crossed. An idea unknown or' unaccepted by us found its way into our consciousness, and we became more educated, perhaps more complete. Q, 1 f if liigfii Y 3 in aj Av, vi in ,XA We didxft like walking to class in the rain, or watching the snow turn dirty grey with soot. So we cut and enjoyed our isolation. ' , , JR. A M ,W ' W , 4mJ'Q5,T' , ' When we didn't cut, we questioned, ignored, and often cajoled our teachers. From this grew mutual understanding, and sometimes estrangement. 39l I nj' f' v ' C Q' , 1 , 4 A 'n :iff .25 ,,' fn .41 195 or I nw , HT' 3 ,a 'f' 'W 1 ' 1 ! rm ' -Q -Jr -L 4. - , Bw ,,..1jnm W F, Y ,,, , '-.. V ,. ' Vg:-v-V , , M- Hn A n . V , M . h ,N , 'lam ,F V , 1 ' A .d ,M 'M 'm,,,,,,, ,..M,, , 'V U... W M up 'N 'W t ,W Lf ,mf H! wuwbq, ,as , 'va , f' ay ' M,-www-1. , 1 .,,il,, qs!lw W. , N W W4-' 'M ff uflf w-if rams F' M 'F ' 'Pi e 'M D AN, I af x! ' ' vw ,W N ,wr Mm, ah M M ,W w M W .QMFW f. -4 ,- 9 ,, - AV ff' PI A 4. 1 , 1 In , g , 1 1' ' , .. 95 A, 4 ' S- ' , . , ,aff , Qu. ? 5. fd 'fem' sink J. fdsvw MM: .E -nfruk-...,K,m. ,, gf jg R 3 I ,MW M ,E- ,,,b j'.,..,.wm4 is N V g My rw F m ' .f grf .W w Q , QNX W X aww Mm QW W. trying to concern ourselves with two worlds-the ordered, academic one and the natural one-we often became so preoccupied with one that we forgot the other . . . malmwfug M2 - fwmwli M W fs fr A ar A5 aw gyww WWW wma aww ,WW W .V , W ,U an-V, MW - 2 My W wwf ,aw , 1 1 1 ab 1 ,mv We are constantly made aware of that which is most often and unanimously conceded us-our age. It gives us license occasionally to act out of context in a situation, to enjoy a moment for the sheer insanity of it without fear of condemnation . . lip' Qiflfigsggifxif 'E My 1, iw if ,i- iitcv 'lf ' 4 , ,f m ik 5' Qi' :uffwv ' wgg ,M ggi? M YVith 21 few trivial exceptions H...--W Q l , jrlws W,1 is or Q, A 3 . Nr. s W, ,mAh 5 There were moments when we felt Hne. We had some idea of our present and could ignore the future's obscurity. Then, we were honest. 'Am W5 an A 85 1.33 Mir ,ui lx K, fhdfxffl K ,W rt: an . N .. 1- ,N ,A J ' p my-42,3 'WJ '16 ,, . W ,,.. I mn., , . .1-f 1 f , I -'Q-Q, Wm A vw, nam., ww , Wm ff, Kr auf, 1' A rf v . nf.- , X. rv ,fn 47,46 ahh MW , 29? A W r w 1- K x Q, lygrw .. N11 .fn V, 4 , 'K F 'Q le-W , . x r K 1 v L f 4 3 2' .1 M f I Y Q ' L .. ww -'N' S: 1 ,Aff QU' Wim P 1. an ,A .nf In being honest, we could not accept all that was fed to us. So We had to End means of relief. One was amusement, needing no justiflcation and seeking no end but itself. ki xx News s .1 :wa mm sf pw Q w A sa-wknggs J d ,ag ,V :ii i Our activity was a good parameter of our energy. Lethargy should be seen not as sloth but as the passive statement of disdain. We were bored with that which we disliked and rabidly adhered to that which pleased us. 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