Wartburg College - Fortress Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

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Digitized 1 by tine Internet Arcliive in 2014 https : arch i ve . org detai Is fortress 1 981 wart FORTRESS Fortress 1981 Volume XLVI Wartburg College Waverly, Iowa 1 For outstanding service to Wartburg and community, the 1981 Fortress (marking 75 years of Wartburg Publications) is dedicated to Mrs. Margaret Wolff Garland. Journalism and English professor 1946-1973. Although Wartburg Publications date back to 1906, it was not until Mrs. Garland joined the faculty in 1946 that Wartburg began to offer courses in journalism and to develop award-winning publications. She served as ad- viser for both the Fortress and the Trumpet and taught courses in English as well as journalism. In 1965 the National Council of College Publications Advisers selected her as the country ' s top yearbook adviser. Since her retirement, Mrs. Garland has continued to live in Waverly and to remain active in writing and publishing. In 1973 her former students honored her bv publishing a volume of her poetrv, and in 1979 the Wart- burg College Chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists presented her with its Medal of Merit for Outstanding Contributions to Collegiate Journalism. Table of Contents 5 6 7 Students walking back together from classes-a typical scene on campus. 9 10 13 Stephanie Koepp and Rich Wigg get down to serious business at one of the many dances held in Buhr Lounue. Taking adv.mt.jgc ..I the I, ill u, mIIi.t, ,i nimip i.t ,-iiys take a break from studying to play football. Seniors Marcia Nu haus and Dv.h Parker (mjoy the social lite ot Wartburg. 17 On the Lighter Side Parties Inhibitions were set free at the punk rock party thrown by Chnton III South Saturday, Feb. 7. Orientation Interpersonal communication is very much emphasized among students, especially toward foreign students. 1-r: Thien Truon and Dave Langholz. 18 Convos and Artist Series Going to college isn ' t supposed to be all fun and games, but what did Wartburg students do with their free time aside from local student hangouts? In addition to concerts by the Wartburg Community Symphony there were many selections of entertain- ment available through Wartburg ' s Artist Series. Long Wharf ' s presentation of Private Lives by Noel Coward marked the first time the theatre group from New Haven, Connecticut, appeared in this area. The comedy revolved around a formerly divorced couple who meet again, but with their newly wed spouses. Known as one of the world ' s most noted choirs, the forty-member Westminster Choir appeared at War- tburg on Nov. 13. Presenting music from the medieval period to the twentieth century, the John Biggs Consort was informal and intimate. Dance was also featured when the Connecticut Dance Theatre came to the Neu- mann Auditorium stage on Feb. 24. Closing out the Artist Series season on March 28 was the L ' Orchestre du Capitole de Toulouse. Students also had the opportunity to attend lectures by visiting speakers which, like the Artist Series, covered a diversity of subjects. Dr. Robert Vogel, Wartburg ' s new president, was in- stalled during Homecoming. On the same day author Studs Terkel spoke as part of Wartburg ' s convocation series. Reason ' s Deadly Dreams was the topic of Rabbi Richard Rubenstein ' s talk. Sponsored by the Jewish Chautauqua Society, Rabbi Rubenstein discussed how state-sponsored programs of genocide have become a part of the twentieth century. Peter Davis, who directed such films as The Selling of the Pentagon and Hearts and Minds, visited the Wartburg campus on Feb. 25. Other guests were David Simonson (March 10), Vincent Icke (Jan. 1), Gershom Ma (April 7), and Herb- ert Boyer (April 1) and Peter Davis (Feb. 25). President Robert Vogel Riibbi Richiird Rubenstein, Jewish Chautauqua Society Dr. Andrew Greeley, University of Arizona. 19 Homecoming Weekend Signals New Beginning Louis (Studs) Terkel a best-selling author and radio-television personality, was the keynote speaker at the Renaissance Festival convocation. Terkel, author of best-sellers Working and American Dreams: Lost and Found, is a man interested in the experi- ences of the common working person. Work is an extension of a person, and if that work has no meaning, the person has no meaning. Terkel feels that those who go to school with only the idea of getting ahead in the world are making a perversion of what education is. School, according to Terkel, should mean discovering possibilities within yourself and within all that ' s outside you— opening the window. It ' s being free. Studs Terkel addresses student convocation during Homecoming weekend. Dr. Robert L. Vogel was officially in- stalled as president of Wartburg College in inaugural ceremonies at Neumann Auditorium Friday, Oct. 17. Dr. Vogel replaces Dr. William W. Jellema, who served as president from 1974 to 1980 and is now on the faculty at the University of Con- necticut. Addressing his acceptance speech to individual sectors of the audience. Dr. Vogel said that old commitments had been renewed. Students are the most important people in the Wartburg commu- nity, said Dr. Vogel. He added that he hopes to face students with issues confronting our community. Our purpose is to help you to claim the ground out of which you have come, he said. The rite of inauguration and an ad- dress by Dr. David Preus, president of the American Lutheran Church, preceded Dr. Vogel ' s speech. Preus spoke of the ties between the liberal arts college and the church. Wartburg has helped students ex- plore the wildest possible swamp of ideas, Preus said, and they are clear in their own commitment of Christ in the church. Liberal arts schools make it happen. President Vogel ' s words echoed Preus ' message, Wartburg is, and will continue to be, a college of the church. 20 21 Homecoming Weekend: Kapers and Queens Kastle Kapers Kastle Kapers capp(!d off Friday evening ' s Homecoming actix ifies with two performances. The variety show offered Wartburg stud(!nts a chance; at amateur performances in front of their fellow students. Professors also got into the act of participating by forming their own groups to act or sing. Between the two shows, the crowning of the Homecoming Qu(!en was held. Students chose among seven candidates, and senior Marcia Niehaus received the honors. Wartburg ' s Barber Shop Quartet: l-r: The Rev. Waldemar Gies, associate professor of religion; Kenneth Markworth, chairman of Education Department; Dr. Robert E. Lee, Band director; Dr. Richard Stedtfeld. associate professor of education. Harmony at its best! Senior Bill Nolle can ' t help but show his Scottish ancestry. Emcees David Goos and John Bristow, both seniors, attempt the Mighty Carnac genius of enve- lope reading. Presid(!nt Vogel kneels in front of the newly crowned Homecoming Queen Marcia Niehaus. Val Bakker, 1979 Homecoming Queen, looks on in awe. Also watching are Student Body Presi- dent Kirk Kleckner, senior candidate Gloria Staker and senior Phil Porter. Homecoming Queen candidates: 1-r: Gloria Staker. Marcia Niehaus, Peggy Krampe, Chris Harreld, Deanna Magee, Andrea Nielsen and Becky Westphalen. All are seniors. 25 Butterflies will no longer emerge from cocoons at Wart- burg. An Educational Policies Committee (EPC) decision in April 1980 began the phase-out of the Chrysalis pro- gram from the curriculum. Problems for Chrysalis originated in 1979 when Wart- burg Hall, home of the program, was declared a safety hazard. Dr. Herman Diers, former director of Chry- salis, said the problem was further complicated when the gender imbalance on the campus at the time was pressing for a relocation of students. At the time, the cost efficiency and native recruitment aspects of the Chrysalis program were being studied, Diers added. Implementation of the new general edu- cation program also loomed in the near future. All of these things came together toward the end of last year, Diers said. An EPC subcommittee examined the cost effec- tiveness, native recruitment, accomplishment of objec- tives and the possibility of staffing for the general edu- cation program and Chrysalis. Dr. Dan Thomas, former Chrysalis instructor, said, The report concluded that on every ground the pro- gram was strong, although there were doubts about the academic effectiveness of the program among non- Chrysalis students. Despite the findings by the subcommittee that the pro- gram be continued, the EPC recommended to the fac- ulty that the program be phased out during the 1980-81 school year. If a new general education program was adopted, the Chrysalis program could not continue. Chrysalis also provided for much more interaction be- tween students and professors. Another unique aspect of the program was based on discussion encouraging everyone to participate. Another feature of Chrysalis was the independent study. Students actually became responsible for shaping their own education, Diers said. Many of the elements of Chrysalis were incorpo- rated into the general education program to extend the unique experience which Chrysalis provided to even more of the people on campus. Chrysalis Ends . . . 26 . . Core Course Begin This fall marked the beginning of a new general education program at Wartburg, known as the Wartburg Plan. It includes foundational studies, which allow the student to feel the liveliness of liberal arts; experimental studies, which involve one fine arts or literature, one cross-cultural or foreign language, one science laboratory, and two activ- ities for physical well-being; and integrative studies, which require a faith and reflec- tion and a religion or philosophy course. Finally, there is the capstone course which may be integrated into the student ' s major. Altogether twelve to fifteen courses are needed to fulfill these requirements in the new plan. The foundational courses are Human Expression, Natural World, and Person and So- ciety. They are to encompass much of what is related to each field in order to lay a foundation on which the student may build. According to Dr. Herman Diers, an instruc- tor for Human Expression, they are tailor made for general education and attempt to capture the spirit of what they concern rather than a detailed analysis. Each course is headed by a team of professors, one or two from each related field. A lecture is held on Tuesday for the entire class. On Wednesdays and Thursdays the class meets in four or five separate sections. These sections meet as discussion groups, semi- nars, or lab periods. The sections provide opportunity for the students to explore fur- ther the material they have been assigned. yes n( Do you feel the foundational courses have given you a good educational base? 45 35 Do the instructors seem to have a good know- ledge of what they ' re teaching? 60 16 Do required studies for these courses take away study time from your other classes? 60 20 Have they been helpful in teaching the learning process? 31 44 Would you recommend continuing these re- quirments as they are now? 25 50 27 KATHRYN KOOB, WELCOME HOME Wartburg welcomed home one of its famous alumni on Feb. 12, 1981, as she returned from a 444-day stay as a hostage in Iran. Kathryn Koob, a ' 62 graduate, told of her experiences in captivity and expressed her thanks to America in a service of celebration and thanksgiving in Knights Gymnasium. She related the things that had kept her going through the days, weeks, and months of captivity. I kept re- membering my confirmation prom- ises, ' Be thou faithful unto death . . . ' and ' Lo, I am with you always ' . ' Other remembrances also gave her strength through her ordeal. Koob said she thought a lot about Wart- burg-the people, the experience- and contemplated how her Wart- burg years fit into her Iranian expe- rience. What impresses me most about Wartburg is growth— of spirit, heart and mind. She commented Wart- burg ' s faculty who, according to Koob, have the dedication to stu- dents and the willingness to share themselves and their experiences with students that is usually found only on the graduate level at some schools. Wartburg ' s faculty have a readiness to share everything they have. The growth available at Wartburg falls into two categories, said Koob. First is personal growth. You meet people here unlike people anywhere else. When being persecuted by Is- lamic students, Koob remembered a Moslem girl she had met at Wart- burg and realized that not all Islam- ics felt the same way her Iranian captors did. Wartburg also contributes to spiri- tual growth, said Koob. Many of you come from Christian homes. Christian communities, but the growing doesn ' t stop at con- firmation. With tears in her eyes, Kathryn Koob closed her talk by saying, My prayer for you is that you grow here and now but that it doesn ' t stop af- ter Wartburg. She reminded the au- dience composed of students, fac- ulty, Waverly people and elementary school children, that the setbacks which everyone experience are not a hindrance to growth, but only pruning because pruning makes a healthier plant. I thank God that Wartburg opened my mind so that for 444 days I could open my mind to my captors. Following the worship service. Pres- ident Robert Vogel presented Koob with a plaque depicting Old Main and the vigil light which burn(!d for a year and a day as a reminder to Wartburg people that the hostages were still not home. President Vogel said, The Light was for you, Kath- ryn. For the days, the weeks, and then the months— the light kept you in our prayers. Immediately following the presenta- tion, Koob was escorted outside, where she pulled the plug on the light, acknowledging that she was fi- nally home. The extinguishing was met by the applause of hundreds of mittens as onlookers lined the side- walks around Old Main. Late that afternoon, Koob fielded questions from students about her experience, impressions of current events and her plans for the future. Koob said she would have been willing to wait 10 or 15 years to be released, because she fully expected to come home. She told her guards that she was ready to see their chil- dren and grandchildren if it took that long to be freed. Students expressed their thanks to Koob for her willingness to serve and for being an inspiration even in captivity. She responded by saying, The limelight is not for me, it ' s for the Glory of God. 28 NEW FACES OLD PLACES Wartburg Publications celebrated its 75th anniversary this year. There were many activities, and one of them was the publication of Little Songs by Dr. G.J. Neuman, who taught at Wartburg for 53 years. Har- old Webster (BA63) vice president for public relations at the Northwes- tern National Bank in Minneapolis, spoke on Homecoming Weekend about Dr. Neumann, noting both the publication of the book and the 100th birthday of Old Main. Web- ster delivered the following mes- sage: I ' m very pleased to be includ- ed in these proceedings because my particular role here gives me an op- portunity to make an important point. Most of the alumni really do have a genuine fondness for the campus and its buildings, particularly Old Main. There ' s nothing wrong with that, but we ought to put it in per- spective. The truth is, buildings have no in- dependent significance whatever, not even Old Main. What counts is the quality and character of the people whom w e knew here and with whom we shared experiences in these buildings. At a time when we were very impressionable, those people put their stamp on us. When you think about it, the little visual images we carry in our minds are all about people, not buildings. For me Dr. Hertel will forever be as he was 20 years ago, telling us, Protoplasm is the physical basis of life, always moving his hands just so. Dr. Sandberg still looks at me through those thick glasses and tells me something I just wrote is fit for pouring over pancakes. That ' s a di- rect quote. I haven ' t been able to write anything sentimental since he told me that. But we ' re here to talk about Dr. Neu- mann and what memories we have of him. I owe him something for things he taught me about writing. I remember the very day when Dr. Neumann told us not to clutter up a story with useless elements. If you open up a story mentioning a loaded gun, he said, somewhere along the line you ' ve got to shoot it. That ' s good advice for a writer. Dr. Neumann understood the craft of writing. And he practiced it. I recall seeing an enormous stack of original limericks at his house one day. Good Stuff. Apparently he ' d been writing more than one a day for a very long time. I remember thinking at the time, this must be the world ' s largest collection of clean limericks. I knew that when he died he would probably leave be- hind a great treasure of stories and poems. And he most certainly did. Over in the campus library there must be several thousand poems and stories— all carefully crafted and neatly boxed away, maybe for- ever. One wonders what he intend- ed to do with them. Maybe just the satisfaction of putting the words on paper was enough. But we felt we couldn ' t just let them die. It was no small task for Miss Moehl and Mrs. Garland to winnow through and ed- it the poetry that comprises Dr. Neu- mann ' s Little Songs, which incident- ally Harold Kurtz named. The pro- cess took a long time and involved lots of hard work. How this book came to be is a fas- cinating story that we don ' t have time to tell. Let me just say that, due to some unique misunderstandings 30 Book Highlights Anniversary and logistical problems, the project ate up nearly 14 years. And if it hadn ' t been for Ema and Margaret and Bob and Marion Gremmels, if it hadn ' t been for a lot of support from people like Harold Kurtz and Omar Bonderud and a great host of other contributors, we never would have got it done. And that would have been a shame. Not because we think these poems are masterworks. They stand on their own well enough, and we don ' t have to apologize to anybody for them. However, there is a regu- larity about them and a kind of gen- tle good humor that some will re- gard as anachronistic. We know that. Not to have printed this book would have been a shame because we ' d have failed to acknowledge this man in a very important way. While there are some of us left who knew him first hand, it ' s important that we do something to express how we felt about him. It is all very well to name buildings after him, but this is personal. We needed to do this for ourselves. I think I speak for every student he ever had when I say that we all benefited greatly from the experience. He seemed genuinely to care about every single student in his classes, and I don ' t know anybody who doesn ' t feel that way. Aside from the classroom in- struction, I think we all appreciated Dr. Neumann as a man who seemed free of malice. I never heard him utter a single mean or ungracious remark in all the time I knew him. We just don ' t meet very many people like that. Anyhow, the book is done. I think he ' d have liked it. I think it carries his very best and most representa- tive work. President Vogel accepts a copy of Little Songs from Dr. Neumann ' s son, Arthur Neumann. 31 Communication Arts is hv. 10th largest major among studcmts at Wartburg College. Students are in- volved more in the differcmt typ( s of media this yea r than ever before. Paul Beck (junior), editor of the Trumpet, has expanded the paper from eight to 12 pages. Kim Bender (senior), KWAR station manager, has made many improvements in the format of the station and has commenced new longer hours. Nan Baker (senior). Fortress editor, says that she has had the largest staff that the yearbook has had in five years. Bruce Mills (senior), Castie editor, received many literary works from students other than English and Communication Arts students. Many were just interested in the idea of writing for a publication. This year Journalism finally turned full-time. The Journalism major has been on a part-time basis ever since Mr. Gremmels arrived in 1972. Dr. Robert Smith, chairman Mr. Robert Gren The Communication Arts Depart- ment offers a major in several con- centrations or emphases. With the arrival of Ms. Pamela Wegner, above theatre has been totally revived. Craig Green, financial aid director, took over theatre production with his minor in theatre from 1978. 32 FACULTY 33 37 39 44 Mrs. Cheryl Jacobsen Dr. John Fr(;ie 49 51 54 57 Mr. Earn(!st Oppcirmann 59 Ms. Nancy Schlv.y SPORTS 64 The 1980 Wurtburg Knights Football team: Row 1— equipment manager Tim L(! vis, alhlclic tr.iincis ' i ' om Sellen, Candy Funk, and Becky Westphalen, Neil Mullen, Paul Grotelueschen, Brian Daniclson. Mark Turn(M Phil Porter, Dave Hoffman, Lee Camp, Randy Stanek, Bob Reifer, Duane Randall. John O ' Brien, Mike Wordem, Mark Harms, Larry Rasmussen, Tim Alpers, Gerald Whalen, student coach Mark Nuss. assistant coach Gary Cutler. Row 2— Jeff Glaw. Bob Atkins. Mark Eikk rts. Dean Brandt. John Grosser. Bob Ringstad. C hris (]()nrad. Bob Hutchinson. Rod Feddersen. Jim Luth. Brad Smoldt. Ken Frost. Mike Ward. Dave Ltdand. Dan Shaw. Keith Gurius. Brian Groth. Steph Hansen. Ken Bradburry. head coach Don Canfield, assistant coaches August Waltmann and Arlyn Ristau. Row 3— equipment manager Kevin Graff. Joe Dinnebier. Tim Walljaspi r. Da ' e Cook. Frank Jones. D(mnis Washington. Brian Sauerbrtu, Owen McClur( . Scott Kinseth, Dave Vick. Lonny Lawler. Mike Konicek. Alan Finke. Dan Foltz. Ross Buehler. Matt Sabel. Jeff Zaputil. Kirt Warner, Gus Schill. Rich Curphey. R(!ece Dodd. Pat Larson. Tom Vanc(;. student coach Dave Arns. Row 4— Dale Bromley, Mark Swinton, Rick Hueser, Mark Clark, Lance Collins, Brent Lewis, Doug Hand, Matt Lenguadoro, Jay Bean, Clay- ton Moore, Rich Simon, Doug Lincoln, Mark Borchardt, Scott Meyer, Randy Butikofer, Joe Dole. Randy Wa- ters. Tom Correll. Joe Larson, Rich Herrington. Gary Ellwood. 68 69 L-R Row 1: Bobby Giinis, [im Sanii)S()ri, Diivc Arns, john Dickkut. Matt IMlis. Tony Burbach, Za ' T Wonll.ivv. Row 2: Dana Uhhm- hopp, Gary Fries, [cff O ' Brien. Dan DeVries, Gre Schmitz, Mark Merritt, Tim Burbaeh, Cloaeh Buzz Levick AC SfGndin,t .s ALL-UAC BaskeibaW Team W L William Penn 11 3 First Team; Dubuque 10 4 Gerald Reece William Penn Luther 8 6 Steve Kraayenbrink Central Wartburg 8 6 Matt Ellis Wartburg Simpson 6 8 Eric McCoy Upper Iowa Buena Vista 5 9 Doug Kintzinger Luther Central 5 9 Roland McCorkle Dubuque Upper Iowa 3 11 7 7 Kim Muhl William Penn 74 78 Scott Becker takes his opponent down for a pin. 81 Members of the women ' s soflball team are Melinda Enabnit. [ane Jankowski. Karen Clark, Martha Hunt, Laurie Martin, Suzette I.uepke, Tami Worbv. jill (Arouse, Barb Franzen, |o Ross, Brenda Smith, Kelly Christ, Kay Kurtz, Robin Gray, Nancy Delp, Sandy Huhrow, Penny Loos, Coach Darold Wolff Scoreboard Wartburg scores are listed first Central 12-11. 5-1 UNI 2-12 Northwestern 11-7 Luther 0-2, 0-5 Coe 7-2 Waldorf 5-4 Mt. Mercy 0-2 Upper Iowa 1-4 Westmar 0-1, 12-3 Augustana 1-2. 1-2 Dordt 2-8, 8-0 Sectionals Cornell 2-5 Iowa Wesleyan 1-2 Coe 3-4 Kirkwood 0-2 Regionals Luther 1-2 Northern State 10-1 Augsburg 3-5 o Sandy Buhrow throws one in for a strike. 83 85 Dave IJiiniaclit takt s a s in 4. IIAC Golf Championship Final Results 1 Central 589 2 Buena Vista 602 3 Simpson 608 4 Luther 613 5 Wartburg 642 6 Dubuque 646 7 William Penn 653 8 Upper Iowa 757 The FORTRFSS asked each coacli ahout he 1980-81 season. Here are their repli(!s: Coach Levick: The Warthur CoUeye haskethall season was similar to a ride on a roller coaster in an amusement park. It was a sf ason of . reat highs and agonizing lows — a season that saw some great VMctories but also some unexplained defeats. Some of the highlights of the season were outstanding victories ov er Simpson. Luther (twice) and Central on the road. Matt Ellis left his name in the record books. He finished the season as the third highest scorer in Wartburg basketball history with 1.406 points. His 18.5 scoring average over a total of 76 games is the best of any previous player at Wartburg. His 752 rt bounds placed him sixth on the all time rebounding list. Ellis was recognized as an All American player b - Basketball VVeekh ' magazine. Ellis was selected to the third team and becomes the secon d Wartburg plaver named to an All American team. Coach Oppermann: This xear women ' s golf marked the first time that Wartburg placed in the state tournament at Fort Dodge, winning third place. Sandy Buhrow was medalist in this meet as she was in four other meets. Women ' s golf is on the upswing. Baseball this year was highlighted by Paul Grote- lueschen, Charlie Fredrick and Reece Dodd being selected all-conference. The 10-4 conference record tied the conference champions of 1977 for sec:ond place. Ron Alexander (submitted by Coach Kurtt): Women ' s cross country was a new sport in 1980. Improve- ment during the year was a motivating factor and they finished the season at Ames in the AIAW Regional meet with an 8th place team finish. Liz Mitchell finished 18th out of 265 runners in the regional meet and was voted the team ' s most valuable runner for 1980. Coach Kurtt: The men ' s team showed a great deal of improvement during 1980. They were team champions at the Central and Dubuque Invitational meets and finished third at the Grinnell Invitational. Doug Rogers finished 5th in the NCAA Division III Regional with a record of 24:18 in the 8.000 meter race. He finished 23rd in the National meet and became Wartburg ' s second cross country All-American. Coach Bishop: The 1980-81 golf team was young and inexperienced. Finishing fifth in the conference was not as high as desired, but was very respectable. It was a pleasure to work with the young golfers of Dan Unmacht. Scott Klever and Pete Steinhauer. We will miss the old timers of coach Mark Nuss, Beav Dave LJnmacht and Randv Stanek. Congratulations to Dan Unmacht, who was voted the most valuable golfer. Coach Canfield: The men ' s tennis team played their best tennis to place second at the Iowa Conference Tennis Tournament. All seven entries earned medals. Players involved included Carlos Ramirez, Matt Harms, Fernando Ramirez, Byron Allmandinger, Tim Kurtt, Owen Greenough. Doubles included Carlos Ramirez and Matt Harms, Fernando Ramirez and Byron Allmandinger, and Tim Kurtt and Jeff Overson. Wartburg football of 1980 had many victories but not in the score board. The 2-7 season saw too many injuries and fumbles to be a winning season. Yet, Wartburg can be proud of the attitude and continuous determination of this fine group of young men. Team captains were Lee Camp, Randy Stanek and Bob Reiter. Duane Randall was voted most valuable player, and All Conference selctions were Bob Reiter and Randy Stanek. Coach Liz Wuertz: We are growing and getting better. A very exciting season this year; nine indoor records were broken, and 13 outdoor records were broken. We placed first and third in the high jump at the State meet. 89 STAFF 91 Who could feel anything but good about this past year at Wartburg College ' -President Robert Vogel Vogel Returns Home •rH 03 A small John Dcore tractor sits on his desk. It re- minds him daily of his family, of his father— a farmer. His coming back to Wartburg over a year ago reminds him of coming home. And War- tburg ' s 14th President, Robert Vogel, has devel- oped feelings on campus and throughout the Wartburg Community as one family, as a body of the church. Coming home to Wartburg after graduating in 1956, President Vogel wanted to be part of cam- pus Vdv. as much as his time and energy per- mitted, and he and his wife, Sally, have become part of the campus. They were loyal fans of t he Knights, attended many music events. Artist Se- ries and numerous other activities. President Vogel said, I ' m so proud to attend a music event or cheer on the Knights because Wartburg College has a unique quality of pro- grams with students, faculty and administration. Within Wartburg, there exists the Wartburg Community, who share a commitment of sup- port, dedication, and loyalty. President Vogel said the Wartburg Community includes the people of Waverly, who daily support the college; the people of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls area, who are accepting Wartburg as their private college through support in the Design for Tomorrow; the students on campus; and all the alumni. As President, Vogel sees his role to represent the college wherever he goes both off and on campus. His love and dedication for Wartburg and all the people associated with it explain why he is will- ing to sacrifice to make Wartburg stronger, and willing to do what he can for Wartburg College. Advice to the graduating seniors? President Vogel responded: Wartburg graduat(!S art; good neighbors. They measure the value of life and the benefit it brings to people and the community. Seniors should join congregations where they will live, make contri- butions to community life, enjoy their work, and marry for life, which will be one single contribu- tion to them and their community. As for other students, Vogel hopes to see every- one back in the fall. He would like the global in- ternational relationships to grow. As a college of the church, we belong to a global family, he said. Phase II of the Wartburg Design for Tomorrow national funding topped the $2 million mark this year. The total pledged toward a $4.3 million goal is $2,104,367, according to Director Steve West. Phase II, which was launched in 1979, will provide facilities for the Business Administration and Economics De- partment and a new campus book- store. Some of the funds gathered in Phase II go for current operation support. Mr. Al Disrud Vice President for Development Mr. Steve West Mr. Harold Hunter Mr. Kent Henning Director of Design for Tomorrow Associate Director of Design for Assistant Director of Design for Tomorrow Tomorrow 94 95 99 Mr. Dayton Henderson (photographer) Mr. Duane Schroeder (director) Mrs. Elaine Main Mrs. Jan Striepe (director-Alumni Office) CO Five Wartburg College alumni received citations on May 23. The five are the Rev. Max Diemer, New Guinea missionary; Kathryn Koob. former Iranian hos- tage and a member of the U.S. International Com- munication Agency: Robert Severson, the princi- pal scientist and program manager for advance signal processing applications of the information sciences division of Control Data Corporation in Minneapolis: Dr. William Streng, professor emer- itus of Christian education at Wartburg Theolog- ical Seminary in Dubuque: and Dr. Conrad Taeu- ber. president emeritus of the Population Reference Bureau at the Center for Population Research on the Georgetown University campus in Washington. D.C. -a Ms. Cynthia Kasper 103 105 106 ORGANIZATIONS 107 108 Denise Hermanstofer [)ra(:ti(:es on the VDT (Video Dis[)la ' Terminal |. Workshop Mai VVartburg ' s Communication Arts Department and the Wartbiirg College Chapter of Society for Collegiate lournalists sponsored a weekend workshop on May 8 and 9 for high school journalists and their advisers. Featured speakers were Dr. Kenneth Starck, director of :s Anniversary the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the LJniversitv of Iowa, and Dr. Robert Vogel, president of Wartburg College. Starck ' s address— People. Pro- fessors and Professionals -also served to mark the 75th anniversary of Wartburg Publications. 109 Executive Council 1980-81 110 Ill 112 John Mohan, managing editor, adds the final touche,s on another issue of the Trumpet, which was ex- -H panded to 12 and 16 pages this year. Wartburg Mrunwet 113 115 L-R Row 1: Knsty Kirchhott (pio rammiiiM). Shcri Brust (d.mci ' ). Cindv Funk (tr.ulitKin.il cvcnls), Ddi Putfclt (sec licas.) Row 2: Kris McCullough (film series), Bill Wessels (chairpiTson). Dch Willin,u (puhlicily) dl Picliuvd: Mirhdh j.imi ' s (coffeehouse concerts), Phil Shive (coffoRhouse conccrls). Kirk VoljcI ( rcci r,i t Lori I)a is (I- ' , ill Term pro Hr.immini ). [ohn Auf ustinn (Fall Term recreation). |an Crowley (student aeli ilies director) Student Activities Committee (SAC) is a committee that provides activities every week for students. Members are selected through applications and interviews. On weekends, students attended movies for only one dollar or with a movie pass. Once a month students were able to put on their dancing shoes, to bands that included SAW- BUCK. SPENCER, and Jim Stern from Wa- terloo. During the week, there were programming events which provided classroom fun out- side of class. Various speakers were brought in and spoke on different topics including rape, insurance;, photography. Traditional events for SAC included Brother Sister weekend, which brought over 125 siblings to campus. Winter Carni- val, and Outfly events. Recreational events included a skiing trip to LaCrosse, WI. and over spring break stu- dents headed south to Florida for a week stay in Daytona Beach. Student coffeehouses were popular again this year. The spring coff eehouse featured President Vogel and his sidekick. Kirk Vogel, as MC s. The game room and TV room allowed stu- dents to take a break from studying. The close of the year led to the selection of a new student activities director as Jan Crowley left to be married. 116 117 119 120 (acfiui S( ' qi;iTin,iii. Drli I ' ntlrtl, Martha Woodruff. Doug Poppen, Barb Missen, Dr. Lynn Olson. Herlanda Williams, Gienda Selbv Row 2: Miclirlh ' IVttcr. Kosc I ' . cl. Bev Wetzel. Lori Andrews. Bill Wessels, Brenda Martv, LeeAnn Banwart. Wendv Roehlke. Ann l.udwi-. Bctti|r.iii Collins. Cniig Torkelson. Diane Ehiert Row 3: Bob Miller. Liz Wilkowski. Chris Sampson, Marcia Nolte. Ruth .Storm. (;o .v Pulzicr. I.mdii Lubben 121 122 123 124 L-R n.iun Brandl. Nancy DcCroolc. Dcinn.i Ma .cc, Kathy R(k1. Kathy Ruli ' The P.E. Club is an organization for all Physical Education ma- jors and minors. The main event for the club is to go to the AAH- PERD state convention. This year Sandy Buhrow, Barb Franzen, Deanna Nyce, Deanna Magee and Jo Ross attended the conven- tion in Ames. Members of the club are Becky Wt stphalen, Doug Rogers. Suzette Luepke. Sandy Buhrow. Deanna Nyce. Barb Fran- zen. Jolene Ross, Patty Yount, Elaine Gibson. Kay Kurtz, Neil Muller, Mike Worden, Jerry Whakui, Mary Sojka. and Deanna Magee 125 127 L-R Row 1: Bev Wagaman. Kaye Heitshusen, Kim Klaseus. Cozy Putzier Row 2: Barb Peterson, Tracv Dunnington, Judy Bahlmann, Pam Rosenboom, Barb Franzen. Deanna Nyce, Ann Dieck, Mary Kvitne Row 3: Mr. Kenneth Markworth, Kathy Mueller. Sandy Buhrow, Barb Nissen, Mike Monthei, Andrea Nielsen 128 L-R Row 1: Lee Sin, Drnisi ' 1 Icnn.insldrh i . An.l I ' h.in. A .niil Muh.inied-Z.ilH.li, k.inn Slivim, Tien oo Q.. Hun.o nuven. S.in- Hu. Vickv Smith, Hieu Lam, F.H. Chan. Kuw Lon Olscn, Worapol N.ioth.iu (irn. Man Yee Nj., V.ines.sa |.T,is, P,it D ' Aprix, Ev,i O ' Riley, Randv Murty. Chmdia Prihadi. Yunko Nehashi. Row .i; Tham Yew Cheons, Carolyn McClure. Hakuj i Kiyono. Sin Wey Kian, Tajul Tahir. Somchai Watsuk.sunli. |u,m Cailos Ramirez. Henrvlm Harjati, Kartono Tjandra, Not Pictured: Roseli Abdullah. Bri iitle Baek- ofen. John Baiden. All Behhm. Ashl( v Khonj , Kok Aik Lmi, Edwin Lau. Lie Hak Kheng. Lie Kwet Fa. Tonf Loy Lim. Loo Kenji Yi[). Pudiah H.j. Mahmud. Mehdi Majedi. Regma Muller. Mohd. Roslan Muslim, David Neo. Due Ngo. Mai Ngo. Trung Ngo, Kim Nguyen. I-.iic Nkansah. Emmanuel Olukotnn. Dujdao Parawattithum. Dung Pham, Kim Pham. Tuvet Phan. Quek See Yeng. Emilio Fernando Ramirez. Lodv Ranti. Reginald Handana Rid|ab, Ahmad Said. Pichai Saisiikul, Yumi Saito, |o,se[ih I ' an, Fan Lian Kim, Ro,sen Tan, Teh Lav Hwa, Ting Kok Meng. Toh Cheng Hui. Tong Wai Choong, Thien Troung. Thanh Vu, Y.ip Pao Peng. Harjanto Arifin, Denny Arito- nang. Harry Hard|akusumah, Sharmila [egathasan. Sved Kamaruzaman. Mui Fdii ' .; Koh. Uauw Djiang Ong. Jenny Scow, Wy Sin. Vipinchanor S., O, Mansukhlal. Choy Fong Wong. Jeanne Wolter. Cmdv Byro. Denisi ' P.ill. ' ii. Frank Gibbard. Ingrid Reilz. Celia True- man. Janelle Havs. Paul Blobaum. Debbie Patten. Heidi Schmidt. Don Mast. Lois Carls. Laur.i Janniesen. Elaine Shepard. Linda Lu- canskv. Teresa Givens. Denisc? Kraimier. Fania Podliska. [anet Hussi. Todd Dell 129 130 132 133 a o U Q L-R Row 1: |ulic Schippcr, Ciiol (,, wart. Carole Kampn-. Cirol Takes. : Barb Hansen. IDiane llariis. Mvnia , Mike Allen. 1 Randy Barnes VIov.ill. Cindy Bathgate. Row 2: Lis.i Evert. LeeAnn Ban- lahlbei-o. [ny M,ir()uardt. Not Pictured: Sheryl (wlbertson. 1 (3hrt. Penny Loos Love Conquers All Love does conquer all. accord- ing to the 1981 MD Committee. The committee, chaired by ju- nior Carla Stahlberg, raised $3500 for the fight against Mus- cular Dystrophy. It was a Wartburg Community effort, according to Stahlberg. Joe ' s Knight-Hawk hosted the second annual MD Bar Night. Students helped raise over $500 that evening. Waverly Mayor Clarence Wickham proclaimed March 16-22 as Muscular Dystrophy week to begin the marathon. Whipped cream pies in the faces of President Vogel, Dr. Donald Roiseland, Dr. William Shipman, Dr. Augie Waltmann, Dr. Chris Schmidt, junior Mary Holtapp, and senior Bill Nolte brought in more money. The main event was the 24- hour dance marathon. More than 20 couples danced the full 24 hours and helped reach the $3500 total through pledges from students, faculty and friends. KWAR provided the music. 134 137 The 60-piece Wartburg College Concert Band left on April 20 for its third European tour. This year ' s trip took the band, under the direction of Dr. Robert E. Lee, to England, the Neth( rlands. France. Switzerland. Austria. West and East Germany and Denmark. The band performed three programs: one of sacred music used at church services, a symphonic program and an adaptation of the John Philip Sousa program presented earlier this year in Waverly and Cedar Falls and aired in August over the Iowa Public Broadcasting Network. In addition to performing 20 concerts, the; studtmts took a May Term course, entitled Tour with fht; Arts. under the supervision of Dr. Lee and Dr. Maynard Anderson of Wartburg ' s Music Department. The course involved attendance at the opera, concerts, and dramatic presentations plus the visual arts and a study of architecture in major European centers. Members of the band include: Carlene Schipper. Eric Biedermann. Lori Dtmnhardt. Beverly Wetzel. Rob- ert Goodman. Cindy Scheidt. Nancy Meyer. Debbie Fetter. Michelle Fetter. Dan Foelske. Robert Miller. Lynette Krambeer. Allan Latcham. Rose Marie Oldenkamp. Diane Ehlert. Jane Hemingway. Betsy Wel- den. Tony Hogge. Robin Zwanziger. Noel Stoffregen. Allan Guetzlaff. Amy Guetzlaff. Karen Kurth. Che- ryl Graves, Sherry Foy. Lesa Peterson. Sherry Soenksen. Fred Burrack. Karlene Gerdes. Vernon Mohlis. Myrna Johnson. Suzanne Lease. Barbara Nissen. Michelle James. Ron Landis. Janet Schminke. Mark Coo- per. Katherine McDonald. Nancy Pickett, John Schwartz, Donald Tebben, Ann Ludwig, Brian Holmes. Karl Koenig, Pam Bristow, Margaret Blobaum, Paul Blobaum. Curt Zimmerman, Stacy Robb, Lisa Ruby, Naomi Kraemer. Penny Meier. Jeffrey Johnson, Angela Bartz, Merrilee Wood, Cheryl Ohrt, Brenda Barth. Christine Sampson, Elyse Erickson, Robin Krahn. 138 139 Members of the internationailv recoi nized Wartburg College Choir, under the dinnitinn of Dr. |ames E. Fritschei. include: Kristi Mitchell, lacqui Seggerman. Diane Sharp, Jill Borota, Marta Johnson, Gloria Staker, Lori Gr(!enlt v. Sally Allen, Tamara Schaff, Susan Lee, Gretta Thorson, Kathy Bostic, Tracy Warnke, Brenda Marty, Carole Beisner. Jeannene Wilde, Lois Carls, Kelly Jackel, Terri Hauglie, Tracy Dunnington, Marcia Nolte, Cathi Hantelman, Ann Farrer, Rose Pagel, Joni Benzing, Wendy Haught, Cindy Dodge, Lisa Menkens, Brenda Augustine, Karia Hartwig, Stephanie Koepp. Lisa jassey. Sandi Rathje, Carla Niemeyer, Lisa Grubish, Denise McVey, Mark Sundet, Joel Dieckmann, Steve Nyren, Jeff Atkins, Kurt Jahl, Denis Huston, Eric Liebau, Dave Staude, Randy Barnes, Ed Lee, Doug Poppen, John Stepanek, Greg Johnson, Randy Mastin, Paul Kelly, Anthony Turner, Joey Rigdon, Charles Layton, Bob Earner, Gerald Loson, Steven White, Mike Boender and Keith Solheim. 141 Student CD O •i-H cd N •rH cd DO o Alpha Chi (Honorary Scholastic Society) American Chemical Society Beta Beta Beta Campus Ministry Board Castle (Literary Magazine) Castle Singers Catholic Awareness Community Council for Exceptional Children Chi Gamma Delta Mu Delta (National Honors, Bus. Adm.) Fellowship of Christian Athletes Food Council Fortress French Club German Club International Club Kappa Delta Pi (National Honors. Education) Kappa Mu Epsilon (National Honors, Math) KWAR-FM (radio station) Lutheran Youth Encounter Minority Awareness IP Lori Davis Carla Stahlberg Vicki Klotzbach Myrna Johnson Bruce Mills Gene Holtz Beth Sand Dave Weiss Dianna Wenzel Mary Dorow Nan Baker Deb Willing Frank Gibbard Cindy Hoffman Tien Ngo Karen Straight Tim Alpers Kim Bender Robyn Clark Dave Mattson Jim Moore IT 142 Involvement Mu Phi Epsilon (Music Sorority) Michelle Fetter Music Educators ' National Conference Betsy Welden ns Music Therapy Club Tracy Dunnington Page (daily bulletin) Jane Jankowski Physical Education Club (PE) Deanna Nyce o •i-H Society For Collegiate Journalists Jo Post Spanish Club Melinda Williams Special Education Club Kim Klaseus cd Student Activities Committee Bill Wessels Student Education Association Larry Simons N •i-H Student Senate Kirk Kleckner Trumpet Paul Beck Ushers Club Doug Poppen cd W-Club (Varsity Letterwinners) Lee Camp Wartburg Art Guild Wartburg Band John Schwartz Wartburg Choir Bob Earner Wartburg Community Chapel Choir Laura Rathe o Wartburg Taekwon-Do Institute Tham Yew Cheong Young Democrats Lael Schmidt Young Republicans N(;lson Marks 143 CLASSES 145 146 F. Brown M. Buckles B. Buckley P. Buhler S. C(n ' niU ' K. Christ K. Clark S. Klever J. Cl( m(mt( B. Collins C. Connoh [. Conrad }. Cullen S. Davis J. Debner S. Dieck W. Dietrich J. Dole J. Duncan D. DeVries D. Fetter P. Fisher D. Fku-ner D. Foelsk( S. Foy D. Franklin C. Fuhrmann C. Garbrecht F. Gardner L. Garnt r 147 mmm D. Hermanstorfer K. Heuton R. Hightower C. Hockino M. Hogan G. johnson L. [ohnson S. Kennedy K. Kirchoff H Hp ' ' j | m ' H ' ' ' 1 vt ' l K. Kirk ' D. Kline K Koppenhsver 1 L. Krambeer N. Kraemer J. Kramer S. Kratz T. KrecLi B. Kumpf M. Kvamnie J. Landau S. Lane C. Lanf enberg L. Lawler S. Lease ! B. Lee V. Lee J. Lind ren II Lod e L. Lohnes mm L. Loper M. Lorcnz M. Lutz T. Martensen L. Martin ' wm B. Marty R. Mastin B. MeCarville K. McDonald S. McLay ii M Hlf l BPH P ! | 149 150 R. Stoll B. StiUe T. TchvfMi D. Terry J. Then K. Thompson P. Thorn S. Thurston C. Tozor D. Unmacht R. Zwanziger 151 o o X a, O G. Goettlor C. Graves D. GrcM nloy J. Greve P. Haborichter C. Hall S. Hanke J. Hansen B. Harms }. Hassfedt L. Henderson K. H(!ndricks()n J. Hennessy S. H( sterb(M-g C. Hoffman T. Hogge L. Holle K. Iverson K. Jackel J. Janssen N. Jaster V. Jeras C. Jogwick M. Johnson C. Kamke C. Kamper K. Klinge D. Knief B. Kniitson R. Krahn n p mm: IP m 153 E. Krecu K. Kuhrt K. Kurth T. Lauer S. Lawson K. Lenz L. Liebau P. Loos L. Lucansky K. Lunn P. Mahmud R. Meyor K. Mitchell T. MuolkM- D. Nagel M. Naig Y. Nebashi D. Neo D. Newton M. Nolte S. O ' Bien G. Offenhoiser C. Ohrt A. Olson E. O ' Riley E. Phan B. Peters K. Petersen K. Pfeiffer A. Piazzen B. Piecuch B. Puffett ]. Rans PI m m S Jit. iA r::, n «4, 154 I. Kniis S. Rnlhjc I. Riitlijcn S. Rchhcr K. Rod K. Rolland B. Roiinddv K. Rule E. Siithofl G. Schmitz J. SchnitzliM ' S. Shinstiiu! S. Si ma E. Small S. So(!nks(!n P. Steinhav(;r L. Stanl(!y C. StLiolxM- M. StiKdand K. Voslw(!h(!r K. Vo cl L. V()t( D. Ward B. W( rn(;r E. Wilkowski B. Williams M. Zachariscn K. Zchr 156 A. Fass(! D. FoiKirbach T. Frank K. Frit C. Fimk L. (iranis L. Cjr(;(!nl(!y A. Guetzlair B. Hans(Mi C. Hantclman D. Harris T. Haiil)( ' r 1). Ilcimll I. I Iclom f. Hciiiinf vvay I. Hij s B. 1 l()lni( s B. HllobcMKM ' B. Hutchison D. fa(;()l)s S. Koopf-) S. Krone K. Kuitz M. Kviinc J. L(Msing(!r 157 158 D. Nolte G. Olson B. Pot(M s()n A. Phan D. Pufff tl C. Putzier J. Paymond D. Reitz D. Rodcnlx rg R. Schoncberg G. Solby A. Shumski M. Smith M. Sojka T. Spring(U ' C. Stahlberg A. Steffen i T. Strom C. Takes F. Thalackor 4 D. Turnci ' I. IJd.-n B. Wagaman K. Waltmann D. W(Mss D. Winner H. Williams D. Willing }. Wittman M. Woodruff 159 TIMOTHY ION ALI ' KRS. I()ll( y. lA. Math Phx sK.s Computer S(;icn(:c.-AI|)h,i Chi: 4. Kiippii Mu K[)sil()ii: r 3.4(pr( ' si(lcnt). Lcttci mcn ' s -J Club: 2.:j.4. O h-H w (J) O w c :) c 5 O 1—1 w JOHN MICHAEL AUGUS- TINE. Monona, lA. Math.- Building Committee: 3, Golf: 1,2, Kappa Mu Epsilon: 1,2,3.4, Band: 1,2, Student Activities: 3,4. DEBRA E. ANDERSEN. Coon Rapids. MN. Computer Science Math. — Judicial Board: 3. Kappa Mu Epsilon 2.3(secr( tary)4. Symphony Orchestra: 1,2.3. Women ' s Intr.imurcds: 1.2.3.4. KATHLEEN B. ANSETT, Jonesville, MI. Social Work. — Lutheran Youth Encount- er: 4. Spanish Club: 4. Ujamaa: 4. KEVIN LEE APPLEQUIST. Kasson. MN. Accountinj .- Treasurer of Grossman n Hall: 4. 160 BRIGITTE BACKOFEN. Bonn, West Germany. Ri li- KATHERINE NORA BECK. WavcMiy. lA. French Busi- ness Administration.— Alpha Mu C;amma: 4. Alpha Chi: 3,4. Delta Mu Delta: 4, French Club 1.2.3.4(presi- d( nt). Kappa Mu Epsilon: 4. Band: 1,2. MARK WILLIAM BAIRD. Muscatine. lA. Biology. -Al- pha Chi: ;i4(treasurer). B( ta Beta Beta: 3,4. Community Life Ministry: l,2(treasur(!r). Orientation Group Leader 3,4, Soccer Club: 1.2,3,4. KIMBERLY ANN BENDER. Rockford. IL. Communica- tion A r t s . — F o r t r s s : 4 , KWAR-FM: 1.2.3,4(station manager). Trumpet: 1,2.3. NANCY BAKER. Clinton. lA. Communication Arts.— Fortr(!ss: 4(eclitor. fall term). ERIC WILLIAM BIEDER- MANN, Ankeny, lA. Social Work. -Community Life Ministry: 3fpresident),4(trea- surer). Community Life sing- ers: 1, Band: l,2,3(vice pres- ident],4. Student Senate: 4, Wartburg Players: 1,3. WILLIAM V. BARTELS, Lanham, MD. Business Ad- ministration Economics.— Fortress: 2.3,4. Student Food Service: 2.3,4, Trumpet: 3,4, Ushers Club: 1,2. PAUL M. BLOBAUM, Gif- ford, IL. Music— Community Life Ministry: 2. Fortress: 1.4. KWAR-FM: 4. Music Educa- tors Conference: 4. Band: 1,2,4, Trumpet: 4, Ujamaa: 1.2. ROBERT H. BEACH. Storm Lake, lA. Business Adminis- tration. }ILL ELLEN BOROTA, Clin- ton, lA. Music Education.— Chamber Choir: 2,3,4, Choir: 2,3,4, Music Educators Na- tional Conference: 2.3,4. SEA: 3.4. 161 GAIL BRANSON. La Crosse. WL Accounting Business Administration. -Alpha Chi: 3.4. Alpha Mu Canima: 3.4. Choir: 2,3. French Club: 1.2.3.4(vic(;-president). ROBYN VI CLARK. Coon Rapids. MN. English. - (Castle: 4. Centennial Dorm (Council: 1.3(RA) (Community ' Lite Ministry: 2( ' i(:e [iresi- d(!nt)3.4. K.ippa Delta PI: 3.4. LYE: L3,4. SEA: 4. Wohkmi ' s Intramurals: 1.2.3. Young Re- publicans: 3,4. CAROLE MARIE BRODER- SEN. Helena. MT. Gf rman.- German Club: 1,2.4. }ACQUELYNN KAY COL- LINS, Fort Dodge, lA. French.— Alpha Mu Gamma: 4. Fr( n(:h Club: 1.2.3.4. Kappa Delta PI: 4. Kappa Mu Epsilon: 2.3.4. SEA: 2.3.4. Symphony Orchestra: 1.2. MARTIN PAUL BUCH- HEIM. Dubuque. lA. Biol- ogy.-Alpha Chi: 3.4. Beta Beta B( ta: 3,4, Lettermen ' s Club: 2. Student Senate: 4. CONSTANCE MARIE COP- POLA. Clev(dand. OH. Psy- cholcigy Sociology. —French Club: 1. RANDALL LEE CAIN. Shell Rock. I A. Comput( r Science Math. LINDA }OYCE COWAN. Kansas City. MO. French. - French Club: 1,2.4. LEE BRENNER CAMP. Charlotte. lA. History.-Ath- letic Committee: 3. Football: 1.2.3.4. Lettermen ' s Club: 3.4. LORI KAY DAVIS. Nora Springs. lA. Social vvork.- Alpha Chi: 3.4, Community Life Singers: 1,2. EGA: 2. Food Council: 2.3.4. Student Activities: 4. 162 PAMELA [. DEBERG. Bris- tow, lA. Law Enforcement. KARLA JEAN ELWOOD. Solon, lA. Spanish Business Administration. LORI CHRISTINE GARD- NER DENNHARDT. Wa- (Miv ' . lA. Music Therapy.— Music Educators ' National ( on f ( r(!nce: 2,4, Band: i,2,;{,4, Music Therapy Club: 1.2,3.4, SEA: 4. BERNARD FRANCIS EVEN. Gilbertville. lA. Business Administration. DENISE LIJANN DETT- MERING, Tripoli, lA, Biol- () y Chemistry. —American Ch( mical Soci(?ty: 1.2,3,4, Beta B( ta Biita: 3,4, Dorm Council: 3, II( alth Club: 1.2.3,4(iiresidenl). Student I ' ood Servict;: 2,3,4, Student Senat(!: 4, Woukmi ' s Intra- murals: 1,2,3,4. lAMES MICHAEL DIJEHR- ING, Ripon, WI. Religion. - Alijha Chi: 3,4, Alpha Mu Gamma: 3,4, (Community Lite Ministry: 2,3, Cierman Club: 1,2,3, l ' ,YE: 4. DIANE SUSAN I-HLER ' i ' . lndi ln()la, lA. Music Th(!r- apy. -Alpha Chi: 4, Chi Gamma: 1.2, ,3, Community Lite Ministry Sin. ers: 2.3, Mu Phi Epsilon: 2,3,4. Music Educators ' National C onl ' er- ence: 4. Band: 1,2,3,4, Music Therapy Club: 1,2,3,4, SEA: 4., Symphony Orchestra: 3,4, Ushers Club: 2,3,4. MICHELLE ANN FETTER. Chelsea. lA. Music Business Administration. -German Club: 1, Mu Phi Epsilon: 2 , 3 , 4 ( p r e s i d ( n t ) , Band: 1,2.3,4, CAC: 1,2,3,4 ecr- etary). Symphony Orchestra: 2.3.4. ROBERT MURRAY EAR- NER. Toluca, IL. Chemistry. Choir: l,2,3,4(president). SUSAN RENEE GAUGER, Brandon, WI. Social Work.- Student Senate: 2. Social Work Club: 1.2,3.4. 163 SllERYL DIANK CILBP RT- SON. W()()(il)urv. MN. liiol- ni_! ' ,— Clommunitx- Lilc Min- isti- ' : :i(vi(;c i)r( ' si(lcnt). FC:A: 2:AA. I.cttcnncii s Cliil): Z. ' AA. I.YK: 4. WoiiKui ' s Baskoth;)!!: 1.2. Women ' s Track: 1.2.3.4. MARK ALAN HARMS. Flanao.in. IL. Malh.-FCA: 1.2.;5(pivsi(lcnt).4(tiv,isurcr). Lcftcrmcn ' s Club: 4. Men ' s Intramurals: 1.2.3.4. fULIE ANN GRAESSER, Middle Amana, lA. Business Ad ministration Econom- ics.-Delta Mu Delta: 4. Judi- cial Board: 3.4. Student Sen- ite: 4. EDWARD HAUGHT. Wa- verly. lA.-SEA: 4. Choir. Chamber Choir. lEANETTE ANN GRAFF. Allentown. PA. Social Work.-Ujamaa: 3. Social Work Club: 2.3. Women ' s Tennis: 4. WENDY SLADE HAUGHT. Lawler, lA. Elementary Edu- cation.— SEA, Kappa Delta Pi. Orientation Group Leader. FCA. Choir. Castle Singers, KWAR-FM, Trum- pet. CHANNING PAUL GRIMS- BO, Lake Mills, lA. Business Administration. -Communi- ty Life Singers: 3. DEAN RAY HAVERKAMP. Ind( pendence. lA. Biology.— Choir: 3. JULIANN ALBRECHT GROSSER. Waverly, lA. So- cial Work. CHRISTINE ANN HEM- KEN. Ft. Collins. CO. Social Work.-Choir: 1,2, LYE: 1,2, Music Therapy Club: 1. 164 IHAN ANN HILLERY, Du- l)uciu( ' . lA. Biology.— B( ta Bct.i Beta: 2,3.4. Women ' s In- traniurals: 1,2,3.4. DAVID SCOT HOFFMAN, Frederika, lA. Physical Edu- cation.-Football: 1.2,;-;.4. Lct- tcrmtm ' s Club: 2,3,4. CENE HENRY HOLTZ, Westgate. lA. Business Ad- ministration Computer Sci- ence Math. -Castle Singers: 1,2,3,4, Kappa Mu Epsilon: 3,4. EILEEN HELEN fOHNSON. Aplington, lA. Religion. ELIZABETH ANN KE- REZSI. Aurora, CO. Elemen- tary E d u ca t i on . — C a s 1 1 e Sin- cis: I, Council for Ex- cel)! ion. d Children: 3.4, SEA: 4, Stud(!nt Food Service: 2,3,4, Student Senate: 4, Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2,4. fULIE IRENE KLECKNER. Le Roy, MN. Social Work.- Alpha Chi: 4, Ca.stle Singers: 1,2,3,4, Community Life Min- istry: 1,2,3,4, Social Work Club: 1,2,3,4, Tour Guides: 1,2. KIRK DARRELL KLECK- NER, Rudd, lA. Accounting Business Administration.— SAC: 2,3,4, Student Senate: 1,4, Student Body President, Soccer Club: 1,2,3,4. LAUREL BETH KLINKEN- BERG, McGregor, lA. Music Therapy.— Band: 3, Kappa Delta Pi: 3.4, Music Therapy Club: 2,3,4, SEA: 4. VICKI LYNN KLOTZBACH, Independence, I A. Biology. - American Chemical Soci(!fy: 1.2,3,4, Beta Beta Beta: 2,3(president),4, Band; 1,2, Dorm Council: 1,2. ROBERT LAWRENCE KNIEF, Waverly, lA. Ac- counting Business Adminis- tration. 165 BETH LOUISE KNUDSEN, Des Moines, I A. Social Work. — Ujamaa: 3, Sym- phony Orchestra: 1, Dorm (Council: 3. Orientation Group Leader: 4. Social Work Club: 1.2.3.4, Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3.4. PEGGY ANN KRAMPE. Baxter. lA. Music Educa- tion.-Castle Singers: 1.2,3.4. Homecoming Committee: 2,3,4. CHARLES VERN LAYTON. DulnKjue. lA. Music Educa- tion.— (Castle Singers: 3.4. Choir: 3.4. KWAR-FM: 3.4. Music P chicators ' National Conference: 3.4, SEA: 4. EDWARD OLAF LEE. Hux- ley, lA. Computer Science Math.— Chamber Choir: 1,2. Choir: 1.2,4, Kappa Mu Epsi- lon: 1.2.3.4. Student Senate: SUSAN ELNORA KRESS. Quasqueton. lA. Psychology. THOMAS ARTHUR LAND- SGARD, Elgin. lA. Biology. RONALD DEAN LANDIS, Strawberry Point. lA. Music Education. SUSAN LYNN TOLL- ENAAR LEE. Clinton, lA. Music Education.— Chamber Choir: 2.3.4. Chi Gamma: 1.2. Choir: 1,2,3.4, German Club: 1. Mu Phi Epsilon: 3.4. Music Educators National Confer- ence: 1.2.3.4. SEA: 4. Home- coming Committee: 1.2.3.4. ERIC I. LIEN. La Crosse. WI. French.— Castle: 4, French Club: 1.2.3,4, KWAR-FM: 1.2.4. Student Senate: 4. Al- pha Mu Gamma: 4. SUSAN LYNN LOOS. Law- ton, lA. Biology.— Fortress: 1.3, Physical Education Club: 3,4, SEA: 3,4, Trumpet: 1,2, Ushers Club: 3, Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3.4. 166 DEANNA SUE MAGEE. Austin, MN. Physical Educa- t ion Leisures StM ' vicos.— (:h( ' (M ' l( ' a(l( rs: ' AA. FCA: .2:AA. Lctt(M ' ni(Mi s Club: 1 ,;].4. IMiysical Education Club: 1.2.;5.4. SEA: 4. Wo m en ' s I n t ra m u ra 1 s : l,: .;j.4, R( sidential Liio Staff: 3.4. GREGG ALAN MOHL. Lost Nation. lA. Business Admin- istration Physical Educa- tion.— Lottermen ' s Club: 4. Physical Education Club: 4. Baseball: 2.3.4. Basketball: 2. KARLA }EAN MAjEDI. Wa- verly. lA. Psychology. MIKE E. MONTHEI. Guthrie Center. lA. Biology Educa- tion. -Beta Beta Beta: 3.4. Cheerleaders: 3.4. FCA: L SEA: 3.4, Kappa Delta Pi: 4. Men ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3,4. Orientation Group Leader: 1,3. VICKE MARTENS. Kansas City. Mo. Social Work. MARY JOAN MUELLER. Waverly. lA. Biology. MRUCE EDWARD MILLS. Spirit Lak(!. lA. Business Ad- m i n i s t r a t i o n E n g 1 i s h . — Castle ((ulitor): 4. NEIL R. MULLEN. La Porte City. lA. Physical Education. REGINA MULLER. Cjcrmany. ANDREA LEA NIELSEN. Clinton. I A . Elementary Education. 167 NANCY lEAN NEUEN- DORF. Eviinsdalo. lA. Social Work. -Choir: 4. Social Work Club: 4. JOHN ROBERT O BRIEN. Hartley. lA. Busin( ss Ad- mi ni strati on Sociolotjy. - Lettermen ' s Club: 1.2.:i.4. Rugby Club: 1.2.3.4, Dorm Council. Football. MARCIA LOUISE NIEHAUS. Allison, lA. Business Ad- ministration Music. -Castle Singers: 1,2,3,4, Honiecom- ing Committee: 3,4, Orienta- tion: 2,3,4. FORI ELIZABETH OLSEN. Lake Bluff, IL. Business Ad- ministration.— Chi Gamma: 1.2.4. Spanish Club: 1.2.4, In- ternational Club: 1,2,4. BONNIE CHRISTINE NO- BLE, Osceola, NE. Sociology. RAMONA RENE OLSEN, Audubon, lA. Sociology. WILLIAM JAMES NOLTE. DcWitt, lA. English-SEA: 4, Student Food S(;rvice: 1,2,3,4, Student Senate: 4, Trumpet: 4, Wartburg Play- ers: 1,3.4. Judicial Board: 3. JEFFREY SCOTT OVER- SON, Bloomington, MN. Business Administration Economics. — Lettermen ' s Club: 4, Rugby Club: 3,4, Ttmnis: 1,2,3,4. MARK ALLEN NUSS, Tri- jioli. lA. Elementary Educa- ticjn.-SEA: 3.4, Men ' s Intra- murals: 1,2,3,4, Baseball: 1,2, Football (student coach): 3,4. ROSE MARIE PAGEL, Eyota, MN. English. -Chi Gamma: 3,4, Choir: 1,2,3,4, SEA: 1,2,3,4, Ushers Club: 4. Wartburg Players: 1.2. 168 KAY LYNN KRUSE PELO- QUIN. Woodvillo, OH. Elo- iiicntary Etlucation. — SEA: .2.:]A. Student Food Ser- vice: ;5, Kappa D(dta Pi: ;{.4( i(:( presichmf). Woiikmi ' s Intramurals: 1,2, Youiif I)(Mno(;rats: 3. WILLIAM EARL PETER- SON. Hampton, lA. Political Science. BRADLEY ALLEN POST. Peoria. IL. Social Work.- Conimunity Lif(! Ministry: 2.3. LYE: 3. lOANN A. POST. Titonka. lA. Communication Art.s.— KWAR-FM: 1.2. Pa (;: 3. SC): 2.3.4. Trump( t: 1.2. Residen- tial Life StalT: 3.4. PHUNG THI KIM PHAM. Santa Ana. CA. Business Ad- mi nisi rat ion.— International Club: 3,4. KELLIE ANN PLAUTZ. Prophetstown, IL. Social Work Sociology. — Castle Singers: L2.3, Fortress: 1,2. Women ' s Intramurals: 1.2.3.4. SAC: 3,4. Social Work Club: 1.2.3,4, Sociol- ogy Club: 4, R(;sident Assis- tant: 3,4. DOUGLAS ALFRED POP- PEN. Forreston. IL. Music Education.— Choir: 1.3.4. Mu Phi Ei)sil()n: 2.3,4. Music I ' ducators ' National (Confer- ence;: 1.2.3.4. Band: 2. Sym- phony Orchest l a; 1,2.3.4. Ushers Club: 3,4. PHILIP LUTHER PORTER. Mitchellville. lA. Business Ad mini strati on Econom- ics.— Lett( rmen ' s Club: 2.3,4. Rugby Club: 1,2.3. Student Senate: 3, Dorm Council: 3,4. Homecoming Committee: 3.4. Football: 1.2,3,4. DUANE CHARLES RAN- DALL, Clinton. lA. Leisure Serv ices.— Lettermen ' s Club: 2.3,4(vice president), Foot- ball: 1,2,3,4, Wrestling: 1,2,3,4, Dorm Council: 2.3,4. LARRY DEAN RASMUS- SEN. Hartley. lA. Account- ing Business Administra- tion . — L e 1 1 r m 6! n s C 1 Li b : 2,3,4, Football: 1.2,3,4, R(!si- dent Assistant: 3.4. 169 ROBERT }AMES REITER. Dcs Moines. lA. Business Ad niinistriit ion Econom- ics. —I,ett( ren ' s Club: 4. Foot- 1.2.3.4. PAMELA BETH ROSEN- BOOM, Pomeroy. lA. Eng- lish. -Alpha Chi: 4, Kappa Delta Pi: 3.4, SEA: 4. Student Senate: 3, Wartburg Players: 1,2,3,4, Health Club: 2,3,4. I NICI-: SUE RIGGS. Grant- ■. die. MD. Business Admin- isl lat ion Economics. —Castle Smgers: 2.3.4. Student Sen- ale: 3. Trumpet: 3,4. Ushtu ' s Club: 4. Young Republicans: 3.4. DAVID R. RUEBER. Arling- ton. lA. Busin( ss Adminis- tration.— Cheerk aders: 3.4. Trump(!t: 1.2. K.C. ROBB. Mt. Auburn. lA. L(Msur(! Services. — Let- t( rmen s Club: 2.3.4, Rugby ( lub: 3,4. Dorm Council: 2.3. YUMI SAITO, Sociology.- International Club: 4. LYE: 4. WENDY LOUISE ROEHLKE, Richfield, MN. Music Edu- cation.— Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4, Mu Phi Epsilon: 2,3(sec- retary),4. Band: 2,3,4, Mu- sic Educators ' National Con- ference: 3,4, SEA: 3,4, Cham- ber Orchestra: 1,2,3,4, Sym- phony Orchestra: 1,2,3,4, Wartburg Players: 3, Wom- en ' s Intramurals: 1,2, Orien- tation Group Leader: 2,3,4. CHRISTINE ANN SAMP- SON, Columbus, WI. Mu- sic Therapy.— Mu Phi Epsi- lon: 2,3,4(vice-president), Music Educators ' National Conference: 4, Band: 1,2,3,4, Music Therapy Club: 1,2.3,4. SEA: 4. Chamber Orchestra: 2,3.4. Symphony Orchestra: 1,2,3,4, Ushers Club: 4, Wartburg Players: 3, Dorm Council: 1. DOUGLAS C. ROGERS. An- dover, MN. Physical Educa- tion.— Physical Education Club: 2. SEA: 3.4. BETH COLLEEN SAND. Waterloo, I A. Political Science. -Alpha Chi: 3.4, Spanish Club: 1, Lettermen ' s Club: 1, CAC: l,2,3.4(presi- dent). Young Republicans: 1. 170 MARGO LIN SCHILLING, Icffcrson. lA. Biology. -Ai- |)ha Chi: 3,4, American Chemical Society: 1.2,3.4, Beta Beta Beta: 2.3.4, L( f- termen ' s Club: 1.2.3,4. W o m n ' s I n t r a m 11 r a 1 s : 1.2,3,4, LORA JEAN SCHUMACHER. Toluca, IL. Business Admin- istration Economics. MARGARET ANN SCHUS- TER. St. Louis. MO. Psychol- ogy.-Chamber Choir: 2, Chi Gamma: 2.3(presicient). Choir: 2, Music Therapy Club: 2, DAVin SELLEN, Hubbard. lA. English Philosophy. PHILIP R. SHIVE, Solon, lA. Sociology,-SEA: 4. SAC: 3,4. lONATHON DAVID SIMP- KINS. Elliott. lA. English- KWAR-FM: 4, Student Food Service: 3.4. Men ' s Intra- murals: 2. L t JOHN SCHWARTZ III. Wa- verly, lA. Psychology.— Band: l,2,3.4(president). GLORIA KAYE STAKER. Traer. lA. Music Educa- tion.— Chamber Choir: 4. Choir: 1.2.3.4. Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4. Mu Phi Epsilon: 2.3.4. Music Educators National Conference: 2.3.4. SEA: 4. Student Senate: 3. JACQUI ANN SEGGER- MAN, Pontiac. IL, Music Education.— Castle Singers: 1.2, Choir: 3,4. Music Educa- tors ' National Conference;: 4. SEA: 4. Ushers Club: 3.4. Dorm Council: 4. RUTH ELLEN STORM. River Falls. WI. German Po- litical Science. — German Club: 1. Student Senate: 2, Ujamaa: 2. Young Demo- crats: 2, GRETTA RUTH THOR- SON. Loland. lA. Music; Education.— Castle Singers: 2, Choir: 3,4(so(;rctary). Mu Phi Epsilon: 3,4. Music Educators ' National Confer- ence: 2,3,4, Music Therapy Club: 1. SEA: 4, Warthur Players: 1.2.3,4, Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4. Dorm Council: 3, I ' liin Pon Squad: 2. CECILIA MAEV TRUE- MAN, Arvada, CO. German. DAVID lOHN UNMACHT. Dubuque, lA. Business Ad- ministration Political Science.— Lettermen ' s Club: 4, Stud(!nt Senate: 2. Home- coming Committee: 2,3,4, Men ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3,4, Dorm Council: 2,3, Men ' s Golf: 1,2.3.4, Class President: PATRICK L. VOGEL. Wa- xcrly, lA. Business. Admin- istration Economics.— Mtm ' s Intramurals: 1,2.3, Wrestling: GARY ALLEN ' WALPOLE. Ft. Wayne. IN. Social Work.-KWAR-FM: L2. LYE: 1.2. Ujamaa: 1.2, Soccer Club: 3.4. LARRY PAUL WASSON. Council Bluffs, lA. Business Administration. DEBRA A. WEBER. Water- loo. lA. Business Adminis- tration LcMSure Services.— Cheerl(!aders: 2.3,4. CAC: 1.2(pr( sident). Women ' s In- tramural.s: 1.2.3.4. SAC: 2,3. Homecoming Committee: 3,4. MICHAEL LYNN WORDEN. Conrad, lA. Physical Educa- RICI lARD CARL WAGNER. Oclieydan. lA. Sociology.— Rugby (Mub: 1. Student Sen- ate;: 4. Wrestling: 1.2,3.4. PAMELA JEAN WEHR- KAMP, Hartley, lA. Elemen- tary Education.— Castle Sing- ers: 1,2,3.4, SEA: 2,3,4, Wo- men ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3,4. 172 MITCHELL ALAN WEIN- BERG. Clarksvillo. lA. Biol- ogy.-Baseball: 1,2. JONATHAN DENVER WIL- LIAMS, Oak Hill, OH. Busi- n e s ,s E d u c ; a t i o n . — K a p p a Delta Pi: 4. SEA: 4, Slu(l( nt Senate: 4. Bask(!tball: 1.2,3. Track: 1, Resident A.ssistant: 3. WILLIAM EDWARD WES- SELS, JR. Independence, lA. Biology Chemistry. —Alpha Chi: 3,4. American Chemical Society: 2,3,4, Beta B( ta Beta: 2,3,4, Band: 1.2, Stu- dent Senate: 3,4, Ushers Club: 1.2,3,4, SAC: 3,4. BECKY LU WESTPHALEN, Hartley. lA. Biology.-Beta B(!ta Beta: 3,4, Lettermen ' s Club: 4. Band: 1.2. SEA: 4, W o m s I n t r a m u r a 1 s : 1.2.3.4. Senior Class Presi- dent, Women ' s Track: 2,3,4, Health Club: 3.4. Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4, -Physical Edu- cation Club: 3,4. (;i-:rald f. whalen. Waukon, lA. Physical Edu- cation.— Lettermen ' s Club: 4. Rugby Club: 1,2,3,4. SEA: 4. Men ' s Intramurals: 1.2.3,4, Dorm Council: 3, Football: 1.2.3.4. MELINDA DIANE WIL- LIAMS. Hereford. TX. Span- ish.— Spanish Club: 2.4(presi- dent) SEA: 4. Food Council: 1,2.4. HOWARD ARTHUR WIL- LER, Hinsdale, IL. Religion. JANET LEE THOMPSON. Clarion. lA. M(xlical Tech- nology. CYNTHIA ANN WIL- LIAMS. Carlisle. lA. Sociol- ii, ' _;y. — Orientation Group Leader: 3. SAC: 3. TAMI DOLDA WORBY. Bode. lA. Math. -Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4, Kappa Mu Ep- silon: l,2.3(treasurer).4(vice president), SEA: 4. Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2.3,4, Softball: 1.2,3,4. 173 DENNIS RAY BECKER. In- ((( ' pcntlcnci ' , lA. Law En- JOHN lEFFREY BRISTOW, Batavia. IL. Business Admin- istration. SANDRA L. BUHROW. Denver, lA. Physical Educa- tion . — L c 1 1 e r m e n s Club: l. ' Z. ' AA. Physical Education Club: 2.3.4. SEA: 4. Kappa Delta Pi: 3.4. FREDERICK WILLIAM BURRACK. Pomeroy. lA. Music Education.— German Club: 1.2. KWAR-FM: 1.2. Music Educators ' National Conference: 1,2.3.4, Band: 1.2,3,4. SEA: 4, Student Food Service: 1,2,3,4, Chamber Orchestra: 1.2,3,4, Sym- phony Orchestra: 1,2,3.4, Ushers Club: 2.3.4. Wartburg Plavers: 1,2. BRIAN LEE DANIELSON. Marshalltown. lA. History Political Science. — Alpha Chi: 3.4. Lettermen ' s Club: 2.3.4. Yoimj Democrats: 3. SHARRY LYNN DAVIS. La- dora. lA. Computer Sc;ience Math.— Women ' s Tennis: 3.4. CYNTHIA S. DODGE. Inde- pendence. lA. Psycholo y.— American Chemical Soci(!ty: 1. Choir: 1,2.3,4. Stuchuit Senate: 4, Wartburg Play(;rs: 1, Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2.3,4, Judicial Board: 2, Seniors listed on pai es 174. 175. 176 were turned in too late to he listed before. On page 177 are names of seniors who had no senior pic:ture taken. LISA MARY EVERT. Park- ersburg. lA. Biology.— SEA: 4, Food Council: 4, Orienta- tion Group Leader: 3,4. Health Club: 4. Golf: 4. Kappa Delta Pi: 4. BARBARA JEAN FRAN- ZEN, Fredericksburg. lA. Physical Education Club: 3,4, SEA: 4, Women ' s Intra- murals: 3,4, Kappa Dtdta Pi. 174 175 SUSAN KAY LINN. Monti- cello. lA. Psychology.-SEA: 4. Sociology Club: 4. Dorm Council: 3. Homecoming Committee: 4. DEBRA SUE PARKER, Ionia, lA. Busines.s Adminis- tration. -Women ' .s Intra- murals: 1.2,3,4. jOY ANN MARQUARDT, Merrill. WI. Communication Arts.-Castle: 1.2,3.4, Com- munity Life Singers: 1,2,3,4, Fortress: 1,2,3,4, Trumpet: 1,2,3,4, Wartburg Players: 1,2,3,4, MD Dance Marathon Committee: 1,2,3,4. RUTHANN PAULINE PE- TERSEN, Racine, WI. Busi- ness Administration Eco- nomics.— Chi Gamma: 1.2. German Club: 1. Ujamaa: 1. Orientation Group Leader: 2.3. SAC: 3. GAYLE M. MEIHOST, Tri- poli, lA. Business Adminis- tration Economics.— Delta Mu Delta: 4, Student Senate: 4. Women ' s Intramurals: 1.2.3,4. ANN ELIZABETH PLATTE. Waverly. lA. Elementary Education. KATHERINE L. MUELLER. Waverly, lA. English.-SEA: 3.4, Student Food Services: 1,2,3,4, Ujamaa: 4, Women ' s Intramurals: 1,2,3, Kappa Delta Pi: 4. LARRY CECIL SIMONS, Bellevue, lA. Business Edu- cation Psychology.— Alpha Chi: 4. Castle: 1,2. Cheer- leaders: 3,4, Chi Gamma: 1.2,3, FCA: 1,2, LYE: 4, SEA: 4. Kappa Delta Pi: 3,4, Junior Class President, Men ' s Intra- murals: 1,2,3,4, Para- professional Counselor. DEANNA S. NYCE. Union. lA. Physical Education.— Lettermen ' s Club: 3,4, Physi- cal Education Club: 1.2.3,4(secretary), SEA: 4, Women ' s Intramurals: 1.2,3,4, Basketball: 1,2, Golf: 4, Kappa Delta Pi, RANDALL D. STANEK. Al- lison. lA. Physical Educa- tion.— FCA: 3,4. Lettermen ' s Club: 1,2.3,4, SEA: 4, Physi- cal Education Club: 3,4. 176 RANDY LEE BARNES. Denver, lA. Biologv. CYNTHIA G, BYRO, Humboldl, lA. Socio ' looy Psvcholoov MARCEEN FAY CRAICHTON. Il;impt( n, lA. Klementiiry Kdiic.i- lion. [ILL DENISE CROUSH. Muscilme. lA HujIomv, R. TOnn DELL. W.ixcrlv. L , MAKY AXCI ' ILIM ' DOKOVV. Se(,iil. Kokm. I ' llrmr i, I,i i K. I iici 1 1 i n.- lntnn.i I k .n,i I Chil, :i S|-: - AA. Sliidciit I ' .,. 1. 1 SriAiic: -,:i.4( p irsi - (liMil) ll|,iin,i,i; 1,-t Wnnien ' s Inli.inuir.ils: i.-. ( )Menl,il mn Cioiip Lr.i.liT :! k.ipp.i Kcll.i I ' l: :i.4. MA ' nillA MARK ELLIS, l)rs Mdmes. L . [■iiMlisli-LeMiM men ' s Clnl. i. l. si : A 4, I ;|,ini,i,i: 4. CIAKV IKROMi ' I ' LLWI )()!). R.idclille. lA. Hnsmess Adniinistr.ilion. Economics. SHERI LYN F-ERC;US()N. LeCrand. lA. Business Administiatuui. SHIRLEY RODAS FOSSE. N.ishu.i. lA. Ele menl.irv F:du(. ,il ion. ANTHONY A. FRANK. (:omi)lon, 11., Miolo-v, CHRISTINE ANN FR1TS( d li-L. V ,i (il , 1, Musn, Ed t ion,- Al- pha Chi: 4. Chaml.er Choir: (dioii: L-,:i.4, Inlern.il lon.d (dnh: 2.:i KW. Rd- ' M: 1,: ,:). Mu I ' hi l-psil.m :i,4, Mnsie l-duc.i lors ' Nation, d Conteien(,e: 4, SlvX: 4, S niph(.ii Orchestra: 1.2. Ushers (dnh: 4. Yoim- Dcirio. rals- l,-.:i CEOFFREY A, CAYIJ;. Lancaster. Y, Soci.d Work, RONALD LEE CIELAII. Denver. lA. Accountin.u, PAUL M. GROTELUESCHEN. River Forest, IL, 1 1 ist ory . Pol il ica 1 Science. DANIEL M, GROTH, M.ivnard, I A, (diemistrv. MARK WAYNE HAMMOND. Dcdmar. lA. Business Administndion. Economics. CYNTHIA LOUISE HANSEN. Guthrie flenler. L , Leisure Servici ' s, STEVEN HANSEN. Waverlv. lA. Enj lish Politic, d Sci.cr, WILLIAM SHELDON HENAK. Coon R.ii.ids, l, , crn,,iiiin- Hiisi nc ' ss Administralion.-Ciisflc Sinj-crs: . KW.XR-FM: K.iii.l: I, Stu- dent Senate: :i,4, Svmphonx ' Orchcstia I Yiniirj I )i iiua r.ils 1 MICHAEL lOHN HENRY, ' Ncv ad, i, 1, ( :,,ni|.iiiri S, im, r Lilh, AMY L. DUBOIS HINRICIIS. l-,ir ' _;n, 1) l-k mm t ,i i I ' d u. ,i t loii - KWAR-FM: :i. SEA: .2:aA. Uj.im.i.i; -.4, GImiuImt ( ) i . :hest r,i : .2:. A. S niphoin ( )ri hcsli.r I :j,:i,4, k.ipp.i Delt.i Pi: :i,4. Resident .As ' istanl: 2. Women s hili,miiir,ils .2.: . PEd ' ER I ' dMO lllXKKdIS, ii.irtoin llle. IL, Political Science, LINDA ANN IIKAIIA. d ' inlev P.irk. IL, Phvsicil dlier.ipv, KURT EDWdN lUHL. Mitchellville. lA, M usic-Cha mher (dioir: 4. Choir: 4. Mil Phi Epsilon: 4, GARY N. KENNEDY. Lincoln. NE. Math, MARILYN MARIE SHANNON KEDD. Independence. lA, Mi ' dic.il Technolo .y. RAMONA LYNNE K( )STER. M.irion. lA, liiolo-v DAVID E. LANGHOLZ, Loves P,iik. 11, Hiol,,._; (dinnistrv , DAVID LATTA, Duhiniu. ' . 1, Musk, Iv hi. „i I io n DONNA |EAN LE(drri-: Hi:R( ;, MinniMpolis, MX Music ddieiapy,- Castle Sin,uers: .2.: . Musi, j-dm .itois ,iti,uial Conlnrni :i,4. Mu- sic Thcrapv (dull: ;i(picsidciit ),4, ( :, ( : :!, Sl-A :!,4 ANN LOUISE LUDWIC, Wrh ln Citx l, Miisk, ddin.ipv -Mu Phi Epsilon. 2.:L4. Hand: 1.2.:i. Music d ' iier,ip (dub: 1.2.:i.4, Ipresidentl SEA: 4. Symph iiiv Orclirstr.i: :i,4, Ushns (diili 4, P, ' p H.iml Diir, I,,, DONALD FRld)ld lCk MACKKY G iil I ,mi I m i l, Husmrss Adniiii islration Econonncs.-l- ' ortress: 2.:iA. Hand: I, d ' runipcl: _ ' ,:i 4, d ' rai k: L2. NELSON ERIC MARKS. Stockton. IL, Husmi ' ss Administration, -(dii Gamma: 1,2. YounjJ Republiciins: l,2,:i.4. Resident Assistant: :i.4, Food Council: :!.4, Dorm (:ouni:il: 4, ddMOddlY |, MARKS, lirooklvn Center. MN, Business Administr.i- tion Economics, WILLIAM K. MILLER. W.itcil.M, | ..| I ad,,, , ciihuI, PHILIP C;ORDON M()ld,l,ld , I )u,ik,, t,,i,, L , Psy, li(,lo,,4v. (dlARLENE MORRIS. M,Uv.,uk, ' ,. i [■:,,.Jish |m,i lu.i I isin. 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CARRIAGE BOUSE Across From Wortburg College 352-1886 Congratulations Class of 1981 Wishing you a lifetime of Happiness and Success An (Uitinf and drinking establishment Come in and enjoy our casual atmosphere Serving pizza— Italian Dinners— Hot Sandwiches Salad Bar— Beer— Wine— Cocktails Hours: Mon.-Fri.ll a.m.- 2 a.m. Sat. 3 p.m.- 2 a.m. Sun. 3 p.m.-lO p.m. We deliver, starting at 5 p.m. 821 W. Bremer, across from Wartburg 352-4742 or 352-9825 184 Index 185 Aaroen, Ann, II, Beaver Dam. WI: 152 Abdullah, Roseli, I. Waverly. lA Abel, Cheri, I, Marqiuitte, lA: 124 Abel, Ryan, II, Manch(!ster, lA: 124 Abramson, Dr. Jean: 154 Achey, Angela, III, Lisbon, lA: 15B Ackerman, Ivan Ackerman. Mrs. Mary Ackerman, Nile, V, Waverly, lA Adams, Steve, I, Golden Valley, MN: 132, 133, 152 Adolph, Peggy, III, Cedar Rapids, lA Adolphson, Andy, III, West Branch, lA Ager, Sharon, II, Titonka, lA: 152 Ahlstrom, Judy, I, Warren. IL: 146 Akin, Bill, IV, Ogden, lA Alexander. Dr. Ronald: 82 Allen. Michael. I, Duluth, MN: 134 Allen, Sally, I, Owatonna. MN: 146 Allers, Kristin, III. Goodhue, MN: 117 Allmandinger, Byron, III, Marshfield, WI: 67, 156 Allsup, Mary, I. Brandon. lA: 146 Alpers, Timothy, IV, Jolley, lA: 68, 121, 124, 128. 160 Andersen, Debra, IV, Coon Rapids, MN: 160 Andersen, Julie, I, Cedar Falls, lA: 146 Andersen, Karla, I. Coon Rapids. MN: 126 Anderson, Douglas, 111, Tama, lA: 156 Anderson, Janet, II, Waukon. lA: 152 Anderson. Mrs. J(!ann(;: 123 Anderson, Kristine, II, MOline, IL: 152 Anderson, Dr. Maynard: 53 Anderson, Dr. Nancy: 58 Andreessen, Mrs. Donna Andrews. Lori, III, Waterloo, lA: 121, 156, 158 Ansett, Kathleen, IV, Jonesville, MI: 160 Applequist, Kevin, IV, Kasson, MN: 160 Arens. Mrs. Louise Arifin. Harjanto. I Aritonang. Denny. I Arkkelin. Dr. Dan: 55 Arjes, Mark, III, Lawler, lA: 80 Armstrong. David. I, Pleasant Plains. IL Arndt, David. I Arnold, Kenneth, II, Hickory Hills, Arns, David. 111. Waverly. lA: m. 74. 135 Atkins. I( ftr(-y. 11. Kv.insd.ilc. lA: 156 Atkins. Robert. I. Kvansdale. lA: 68. 124 Augustine. Hrenda. II, Monona. lA: 152 Augustine. John. IV, Monona. lA: 116. 160 Austin. Susan. 111. ( ocoa. FL Bacich. Anthony Backofen. Brigitte. V. Wav( rly. lA: 161 Bahe, Su.san. III. Sherwood. ND: 66. 127. 156 Bahlmann. Judy. III. Clarksvilh-. lA: 127. 128. 135. 136. 156 Bahr. Mrs. Carol Baiden. John, I, Waverly, lA: 130 Bair, Priscilla. V. Waverly, lA: 120 Baird, Mark. IV. Muscatine. lA: 67, 128, 130, 161 Baker. Nancy. IV, Clinton. lA: 108. 161 Balcom, Joni, II. Marion. lA: 152 Baldis, Donald: 42 Ballard. Kristen, I, Algona, lA Banwart, Jeff, I, West Bend, lA: 108 186 Banwart, LeeAnn. III. West Bend, lA: 64, 117, 121, 130, 134, 135 Banzhaf, Scott. Ill Barber, Mrs. Maxine Barnes. Randy. Ill, Denver, lA: 177 Barnett. Richard. I. Jesup. lA: 79. 146 Bartels. William. IV. Lanham. MD: 108. 161 Barth. Brenda. I. Elkhorn. NE: 146 Bartz. Angela, III. Rochester, MN: 120 Baskins. Kevin. II. Columbus Junction. lA: 112 Bathgate, Cynthia. I. Agoura. CA: 134. 146 Bauhs, Mrs. Adelheid Bauspies. Rita. III. Ingleside. IL Beach. Robert. IV. Storm Lake. lA: 161 Bean. Jay. I. Waverly. lA: 68. 80 Bealka. Dr. Richard: 55 Beck, Katherine, IV, Waverly, lA: 121, 128. 132, 133, 161 Beck, Mrs. Marianne Beck, Paul. III. Waverly, lA: 112, 115 Beck, Sandra, III, Dubuque, lA: 65, 156 Becker, Dennis, IV, Independence, lA: 174 Becker, Scott, II, Gilbertville, lA: 80, 81, 124 Beckman, Michael, I, Lake City, lA: 146 Begalske, Linda, II, Monona, lA: 121, 164 Behbin, Ali, III. Tehran, Iran: 67. 156 Behrens. Jean. I. Treynor. lA Beisner. Carole. III. Williams. lA: 112. 115. 128, 135. 137. 156 Bell. Tamara. III. Cedar Rapids, lA Bender, Kimberly, III, Rockford, IL: 108, 110, 115, 161 Bentley, Jane, I Benzing, Joni, II, Monona, lA: 152 Bera, Daniel, II, Albert Lea, MN: 67, 137, 152 Berg. Mrs. Marlys Berg. Dr. H. Robert: 46 Bergen. Alyse. 11. Circleville. OH: 66. 108. 156 Bergen. Brad. II. Waterloo, lA Bergman, Mrs, Sandra: 106 Bertz, Nancy, II. Ann Arbor. MI: 132. 133 Berzins. Burke. I. Sparta. WI: 146 Biedermann. Beth. II. Ankeny. lA: 27, 152 Biedermann, Eric. IV. Ankeny. lA: 118. 161 Billman, Dawn. III. Cedar Falls, lA: 156 Bingham, Mrs. Nancy Birdnow. Bryan. III. Waterloo, lA Bishop, Jerry, I, Muskegon, MI Bishop, Dr. Roger: 59 Bizal. Brett. I, Columbia Heights, MN Blobaum, Margaret. I, Gifford, IL: 146 Blobaum, Paul, III, Gifford, IL: 112, 161 Blome, Karen, III, Swea City, lA Blumeyer, Amy, III, Blooming Prairie, MN: 156 Bjorgan, Mrs. Beryl Bjorgan. Dr. Rudolph: 49 Blake. Mrs. Nancy Boddicker. Robyn. I. Alburnet. lA: 146 Boehm. Julie. III. Boone. lA: 156 Boehnke, Caroline, II. Garner. lA: 152 Boender, Mike, III, Mason City, lA: 79 Boettcher. Betty. IV. Waverly. lA Bohr, Scott. I. bssian. lA Bellman. Avery: 105 Bonjour. Edmond. II. Olin. lA: 121. 130, 152 Bonstead, Tracy, I, Webster City, lA: 146 Borchardt, Mark, I, Riceville, lA: 68, 146 Borota, Jill, IV, Clinton, lA: 127, 161 Boster, Drew: 102 Bostic, Kathryn, III, Shawnee, KS: 187 118. 120 Bottelson, Ruth. III. Humboldt. lA: 122. 128 Bradbury. Kendoll. I. Chicago. IL: 68. 130 Brandt. Dawn. II. Onalaska. WI: 123, 125. 152 Brandt. Dean. II. Onalaska. WI: H8 Branson. Gail. IV. LaCrosse. WI: 128, 132. 133, 162 Brant, Paul, II. West AUis. WI Breitbach, Joe: 80 Bremer. Sherry. I. Osag( lA Bremer. Steve. II. Osage. lA Breyfogl( Carrie, I, Holstcnn. lA: 146 Briggs, Mrs. Bonnie Briggs. Rebecca, I, Stanley, lA Brinck. Michael, V. Waverly, lA Bristow. John. IV Bristow. Pamela. I. Batavia. IL: 146 Britton. James. I. Durand. WI: 146 Broad. Dr. Peter: 47 Brodersen. Carole. IV. Helena. MT: 132, 162 Bromley. Dale, I. Charles City. lA: 68 Brooks, Teresa. II. Manchester, lA: 118, 132. 152 Brown. Douglas. II. Dysart. lA: 110. 112 Brown. Faye, I, Moorhead. lA: 147 Brown. Melinda. III. Delmar. lA: 15() Brown. Stuart. I. Malcom. lA Bruckman. Valeric;. II, Ankeny. lA: 133. 136, 152 Brust, Cheryl. II. [.icksonville. FL: 1 16. 152 Buchheim. Martin. IV. Dubuciue. lA: 82. 162 Buckles. Margo, I. St. Charles. IL: 147 Buckley, Beth, I, Webster. lA: 77. 147 Buehler. Ross. II. Shcildon, lA: 68. 117. 152 Buenting. Peter. II. Elridgc;. UT Buhler. Pamela. I. Winona. MN: 147. 77. 83. 137 Buhrow, Sandra. IV, Denver. lA: 64, 124, 125, 128, 174 Burbach, Anthony, III, Dickevville, WI: 74 Burbach, Timothy, I, Dickeyville. WI: 74 Burman. Howard Burrack. Frederick, IV. Pomeroy. lA: 135. 174 Burreson, Melanie, III. Decorah. lA: 126. 156 Burrier. Mrs. Donna Busching. Garry. III. Clarksville. lA Busse, Janet, I, Strawberry Point, lA Butikofer. Randall, III. Cresco, lA: ()8. 117, 130 Byro, Cynthia. IV. Humlioldl. lA: 177 Cain. Randall, IV. Shell Rock, lA: 163 Caise. Sheryl, II, Chicago, IL: 130. 152 Camp. Uh IV. Charlotte. lA: 68. 124. 162 Campbell. Mrs, (iloria: 41 Canl ' ield, Dr. Don: 58, (i8 Canfield. Jeanie. V. WaviM ' ly. lA Carbone. David: 97 Carls. Lois. II, Sheffield. lA: 120. 152 Caruthers. Mrs. Naomi Carver. Linda, II, Des Moines, lA: 126 C(!ynar, Su(!. I. Dumont. lA: 77. 82, 147 Chan. Fook H( (;. II. Waverly. lA: 67 Chann. Khann Vann. II. D( nv(!r. lA Chao. Khor Haun. I. Denver. lA Chellevold. Dr. John: 121 Chestnut. Mrs. Viva Chevillc!. Mrs. Mary Chick. Barbara. I. LaCrosse. WI Christ. Kelly. I. Wenona. IL: 72. 83. 147 Christ(!nsen. Cynthia. IV. Carlisle. lA: 173 Christiansen. Eric. II. Wavcrly. lA: 1 2 Clark. Brian. II. Stanley. lA Clark. Karen. I. Marsh.illtown. lA: 72. 82. 147 Clark. Mark. 1. Alta. lA: (i8 Clark. Rnbyn. IV. Coon Rapids. MN: iri2 Claussner. Mart.i. II. Ro.selle. IL: 122 Clefisch. Craig. III. Cutfenh( rg. lA: Clefisch. Mrs. Romilda Chmiente. jamie. I. Chica o. IL: 119. 120. 147 Clonch. Douglas. I. Fulton. NY Clos( . Mrs. [uanita Close. Roh( rt: lOH Collins. Bettijean. I. Clarkston. MI: 110. 121. 147 Collins. Jacquelynn. III. Fort Dodge. lA: 132. 133. 162 Collins. Lance. I. Hampton. lA: 68 Connolc. Carol. I. Chicago. IL: 117. 147 Conrad. ChristophtM ' , III. Reinb(!ck, lA: 68. 124. 157 Conrad. Jeffrey. I. Washburn. lA: 136 Conrad. Tedi, I. Waverly. lA Cook, David, I Coonradt, Tom, II, Waverly. lA Coontz. Joan. III. Denv(!r. lA Cooper. Mark. I. Sumner. lA Coppola. Constance. III. Cleveland. OH: 162 Corcran, Kelly, III Correll, Thomas, III, Grinell, lA: 68 Corson. Steve, V, Waverly, lA Cottam, Mrs. Doris: 61 Cowan, Linda, IV, Kansas City, MO: 162 Craighton, Marceen, IV, Hampton, lA: 177 Crosser, John, II, Iowa Falls, lA: 68, 122 Crouse, Jill, IV, Muscatine, lA: 83 Crowley, Ms. Jan: 97, 116 CuUen, Jodie. I, Saudi Arabia: 120, 147 Culton, Ms. Carol: 52, 119, 120 Curphey, Richard. I, Sharpsburg, lA: 68 Cutler, Gary D ' Aprix, Patricia, II, Elgin, IL Daily, Geraldine, I, Belle Plaine, lA Damm, Steve, II, Forest City, lA: 135, 137. 152 Danielson, Brian, IV. Marshalltown. I A: 68. 128. 174 Davidson. Bruce. IV. Waverly. lA Davis. Lori. IV. Nora Springs. lA: 116. 135. I(i2 Davis. Maxine. I. Waterloo. lA: 77. 130 Davis. Sandra. I. Hopkinton. lA: 147 D.ivis. Sharry. IV. Ladora. lA: 65. 177 Davis. Susan. I. Tripoli. lA DeBerg. Pamela. IV. Waverly. lA: 163 D(!bner. James. I. Traer. lA: 163 DeGroote. Nancy. II. Humboldt. lA: 125. 152 D( 11. Todd. IV. Waverly. I A: 177 Delp. Dennis. III. Greene-. lA: 80 Delp. Nancy. II. Gre(m( . lA: 66. 83. 152 DeNeut. Stev( . III. LaPorte City. lA: 80 Dennhardt. Lori, IV, Waverly. lA: 120. 163 Demniston. Lorrif?. I. Watcnioo. lA DePue. Mrs. Nelda Dettmering. Denisc;. IV. Tripoli. lA: 117. 130. 135, 163 189 DeVrios. Daniel. I. Hampton. lA: 147. Dose. Lynn. I. Waverly. I A: 72. 157 Ellis. Matth( v. IV. Des Moines lA: 74 Dose. Ruth. 11. Waverly. lA: 124 74, 7() Dickkut. John. 111. M(-lh()urno. lA: 74 Dralk!. St(!ven. 111. Wav(!rly. lA Ellwood, Garv. 111. Radclilfc. L- Dickman. David. V. Wav(Mly, lA Drecktrah, Craig. I. B(!rlin. Wl Elsherry. Joyce. 1. Lehigh. lA Dickman, Lori. 11. WaviMly. lA: rvz Dreesman. Mrs. Sue: 106 Khvood. Karla. IV. Solon, lA Dieck. Ann, III. Manavva. Wl: 119. Dreier. Mrs. Gloria: 105 Emory. Dr. Rolierl: 4f). ti7 128. 157 Droste, Ms. Nanette Enabnit. Melinda. I. M.irble Ro :k. Dieck. Sarah. I. Manawa. Wl: 119. Dubberke, Katherine, III, St. Louis. lA: 72. 83 147 MO Endorf, Vicki. 11. Humboldt. lA Dieckmann. Joel. 11. Calamus. lA Duehring, James, IV, Ripon. Wl: 118, Engelbrecht. Edwin. 111. Waver ly. Diers, Mrs. Dorothy 132, 168 lA: 135 Diers, Dr. Herman: 35. 136 Duey, Mrs. Marianna Engelbrecht. Mrs. Emma Diesburg. Norbert: 101 Dunagan. Stev(!. II. Chicago. IL: 130 Erickson. Elyse. 1. Man.iwa. W Dietrich. Wendy. I, Hurst, TX: 147 Duncan, Jean, I, Northbrook. IL: 147 Escamilla. Sandra. 1. Harlingen TX Dietz, Julie. II, Plainfield. lA Dunnington, Tracy, III, Oelwein, lA: Even. Bernie. IV. Waterloo. lA Dinnebier, Joseph, I, Waterloo, lA: 120. 128, 157 Evert. Lis.i. IV. Parkersburg. lA: 134. 68, 124 Dunsmoor, Beth, I, Denver, lA 135 Disrud, Al: 94 Dw ijaya, Aries, I, Waverly, lA Fairchild. Willard: 105 Dix, Deanna. II. Shell Rock, lA: 121. Easley, MMichael, I. Mason Citv. lA Earner, David, II, Toluca, IL 152 Ebert, Becky, I, Waverly, lA: 77 Earner, Robert, IV, Toluca. IL Dodd, Reece. Ill, Geneva, lA: 68, 124 Ebert, Mrs. Doris Farrer. Ann. II. Columbia Citv. IN Dodge, Cindy. IV. Independence. lA: Egger, Deanna. II, Marshalltown, lA Passe. Ann. III. Shell Rock. lA: 135 174 Ehlert, Diane, IV, Indianola, lA Fayram. Glen: 105 Dole, Joseph. I, Grundy Center, lA: Ehlert, Laurie, II, Indianola, lA: 131 Fecher. Jamie. I 68, 147 Eiben. Dr. Galen: 37 Feddersen, Rod, III. Marion. lA Domer, Laurance. II, Eilderts, Mark, II, Ackley. lA Fenneman. Dr. Glen: 50. 121 Mechanicsville, lA: 157 Ellefson, Randeen, III, Waverly. lA: Fetter. Debbie. I. Chelsea. lA Dorow, Mary, IV, St. Paul, MN: 127, 99 Fetter. Michelle. IV. Chelsea. lA 177 Elliott. Kyle, II, LaPorte City, lA Feuerbach. Darren. III. Dysart. lA Fink. Ms. Ann Fink( . Alan. II. LaPortc. City, lA Fi.sh. Julie. II. Plaintield. lA: 77. H2 Fisher, Mark. I. Des Moine s. lA Fisher, Patrice, I. Marshalltown. lA: 72. 77, 82 Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Nancy: 101 FlcH ' ner, Deborah. I, Union. lA Fleminj . Karen. I. Ea an. MN Fluckiger. Daniel. II. Marion. lA Flugga. Miss Eklora Foelsk(!. Daniel. I. Denvtir, lA Foelske, Donna, II, Denver, lA Foltz. Dan. II. Rock Rapids, lA Foy. Sherry. I. Oelwein. lA Francis. Frank. I. Waverly. lA Frank. Anthony. III. Compton. IL Franklin. Deborah. I. Marion. lA Fransdal. Mariene. I, Charles City.IA Franzen, Barbara, IV. Fredericksburg. lA: 72. 83 Fredrick. Charles, III. Waverly, lA: 115 Fredrick, Mrs. Jo Fredrick. Walter: 93 Freie, Dr, John: 48 Frick. Arthur: 34 Fries. Gary. III. Marion. lA: 74 Fritschel. Christine. IV. Waverly. lA Fritsc;hel. Dr. James: ,54 Fritz. Katheryn. III. West Union. lA Frost. Ken. U. Denviu ' . I A Fruehling. Mrs. Marion: l()(i Fruehling. Dr. Wilmut: 55 Fruhling. Perry. I. Penfield, IL Fuhrmann. Craig. I. Appleton. WI: 82 Fuerst( nb(!rg. Mrs. Eilet n: 106 Funk. Candaci!. III. Gra( ttinger. lA Funk. Mrs. Karen Gaffney. Bob, II, Cent(;r Point. lA Gallagher, Robert, III Gambetty, Jason, II, Waterloo. lA Garbrecht, Carol. I. Evansville. WI: 134, 147 Gardner, Frances, I. Chicago, IL: 72, 130 Garland, Mrs. Margaret: 2 Garms. Kristy. II. Luana. lA: 153 Garner. Lynne. I, Sharon, WI: 147 Garris, Robert, II, Waterloo, lA: 74 Garry, Annette, III, Fayette, lA: 128 Gauerke, Tom, I, Waupaca, WI: 79. 148 Gauger. Susan, IV, Brandon. WI: 163 Gayle. Geoffrey. III. Buffalo. NY: 114. 130. 177 Geary, Pamela, I. Corwith, lA: 114 Gerdes, Karlene. II. Pomeroy. lA: 153 Cierth. Rebekah. 1. Chicago. IL: 108. 133. 148 Geweke. Mrs. Norma Gibbard. Franklin. II. Richmond. KY: 132. 133 Gibney. Kevin. III. Maynard. lA Gibson. Elain(!. Ill, Tama, lA: 125 Gielau, Ronald, IV, Denver. lA: 177 Gies. Rev. Waldemar: 22. 57 Gilb(!rtson. Sheryl. IV. Woodbury. MN: 124. 164 Gilley. Mrs. Minnie: 106 Givens. Teresa. IV. Suitland. MD Glandorf. Brenda. IV. South Amana. I A: 127. 175 Glaw. Jeff. I. Parkersburg. lA: 68. 79 Godek. Stanley. II. Trenton, MI: 67 Goedken. Loretta. II, Lamont, lA: 130. 153 Goettler, Gail, II, Bellevue, lA: 130, 153 Gomez, Francisco, III Go odman, Robert. I, Cedar Falls, lA Goodwin, Kelly, I, Cedar Falls, lA: 72, 77, 82, 148 Goos, David, IV. Gladbrook, lA: 23. 175 Graesser, Julio. IV, Middle Anianii, I A: 117. 164 Graff, leanotte. IV, Waterloo. lA: H5. 164 Grafft, Kevin, II. Mar(ui o. lA: 68 Grams. LouAnn. III. Applcton. MN: 133. 157 Graves. Cheryl. II. Newton. lA: 130. 153 Graves. Linda. III. Park(!rsbur . lA Graeser. Mrs. Bonnie; Gray. Kathy. Ill Gray. Robin. I. LeGrand, lA: 72, 83. 148 Groaner. Tom. I Green. Craig: 100 Green, Timothy. III. Shell Rock. lA Greenley. Debra, II, Independimce, lA: 127, 153 Greenley, Lori, III, Independence, lA: 157 Greenough, Owen, I, WavfM ' ly. lA: 148 Gremmels, Jonathan, II, Waverly, lA: 115 Gremmels, Mrs, Marion: 45 Gremmels, Robert: 32, 108 Greve. Judy. I. Newton. lA: 153 Grimsbo. Channing, III. Lak( Mills. I A: 164 Grosser, James, V, Waverly. lA: 97. 99 Grosser. Juliann. 111. Waverly, lA: 97. 99. M Grotelueschen. lulie. II. River Forest, IL: 130 Grotelues(;h( n. Paul. III. River Fon st. IL: 68. 177 Groth. Brian. IL Olin, lA: f)8 Groth. Daniel. IV. Maynard. lA: 177 Grubish. Lisa. I. Owatonna. MN Gruden. Sheilah. III. Alpena. MI GuetzlafL Allan. III. Lytton. lA: 121. 157 GuetzlafL Amy. I. Lytton, lA; 118, 148 Gull, Kirby: 60 Gumz, Mrs. Lorna Gurius, K(Mth, III, Bellevu( lA: 68 Gustafson, Shawn. I. Rockford. IL: 148 Cute. Dave. I. Carroll. lA Hab(Michter. Patricia. II. Monona. lA: 153. 130 Hagemann. Kim. II. Waverly. lA: 64 Hakanson. Julie. I. Boyceville. WI: 148 Hall. Catherine. II. Ft. Madison. lA: 153 Hall. Dr. Michael: 45 H nnilton. Gloria. II imniond. n.iloii. 11. Stil .ei-. inmiond. Mark, 111, Dclnia imptoii. Barbara. I, Springfie lA: 39 Hampton, Dr. D.ivid: 131 Hand, Doug, I, Hampton, lA: ()8. Hanke. Sue. II. Mitchellville. lA 153 Hanna. Barbara. I. Tipton. lA: 136. 148 Hansen. Barb.ira. III. Klgin. IL: 148 130. 119. 65. Hans(!n. Cynthia. I: 177 Hansen, Ell( n, I, Storm Lake. lA: 148 Hansen. Helena, 111. Racine, WI Hansen, Jan( lle, II, Farmersburg, lA: 153 Hansen, Robert, 1, Wat( rloo, lA Hansen, Stephen, II, Waverly. lA: 68, 80 Hansen. Steven. IV. Waverly. lA: 177 Hanson. Leslie. I. Rockford. IL: 148 Hans.sen. Lynnda. IV. Grinnell. lA: 175 Hantelman. Catherine. III. Waverly. lA: 120. 157 Hantsbarger. Gary. Ill Harding. Julie. I. Bloomington. IN: 192 77. 123. 148 Hardjakusunian. Harry. I I larj.ili, I Icnryliii. I Harmon, (larolyn, II. Anamosa. lA Harms, Barton. II. Wavcrly. I A: ir)3 Harms. Mark. IV, Flanaj an, IL: (iH, 124, 164 Harms. Matth(!W. IV, Wavcrly. I A: 17ri Harms. Dr. Raymond: r)7 Harreld. Christint;. IV. Williams. lA: 24. 75 Harris. Diane. III. Wh(!atland. lA: iri7 Hartley. Dcbra. V. Waviniy. lA Ilartwi . Karla. I. Wyoming. lA: 148 Hartz, Dorothy. II, Wavcnly, lA Hartzoll, Mrs. B(;tty: 100 Hassenstab, ColhuMi. I. Mason ( ily. lA Hasstodt. Io(!l, 11. Papillion. NK: rv. Hauber. Timothy, 111. Ridj cway. lA: 157 Haug(!n, [ohn: 41 Hauj ht. Edward. Ill, WavcM-ly. lA Haught. Wcmdy, IV. Wav(Mly. lA: 104 Haugli(!. T(!rri, 1. Anamosc. lA: 120. 148 Haverkamp, D(!an, IV. Independence. l : lt)4 llavvl(-y. [ohn. II, W i ' eily, lA: 00 Ilavvley. Dr. Kent I lawn, Loii. I, (irnndy (Center. lA: (iO, 124. 1:57. 148 I lay, Mrs. Lucille: l()(i Hays, lanelle. 111. Dallas Center. lA Hays, lellrey, II, Dallas Center, lA I lehnnk. Anna, 1. Nashn.i, lA Iledemanii, Susan, 111. Monona. lA: M I led(iuist. Nona. 111. Denver. lA Heninj-tM-, HrcMida, IV, Shel ' lield. lA: 17,5 Ileiberger. Annette. I, Hpworth. lA: 148 Ileindl, D„ III: 1,57 1 leitshusen. Kay( IV. South Amana, lA: 127. 175 Il( lm. Kathy. I. Marshalltown. lA: 148 Ilelom, |(!an. III. Hciloit. WI; I 18 I Icuningway, jane;. III. Iowa City, lA: VVZ, 157 Heniken. (Christine. IV. I- ' ort ( ollins, CO: 104 HemuKM ' . Angela. I, Alta Vista. lA: 148 llenak, William. IV. Coon Rapids. lA: 117, 1: 5, 177 I hMiderson, Dayton: 100 Henderson, Lori, II, Albia. lA: 15; Hendricks. Brian, 1. Lake City. lA: 148 Hendrickson, Kiisliiie. II, Wenona, IL: I5:i Ilennessy, |o(lie, II, Dysart, lA I lenning, Kent: 74 1 lenry. Michael. IV, Nevada, lA: 8. i;i5. 177 HtMnianslorfer. Denise. I, Cedar Rapids. lA: 112. 114. I 15. i:{7. 148 Herold. Larry, 1. Cresco. lA llerringlon, Richard. Ill, Radcliffc;, lA: 08, 124 Ilertel, Mrs. Dorothy Ilesterberg, Sandra. II, CilTord. IL: 1,5:5 Heuton, Karen. I. Storm Lake. lA: 1 12, 1 15, 148 Iliggs. lulie. III, Security, C:0: UU, 157 I lightower, Raymond, I. Indeix ' udence, lA: 148 I Iill( ry, jean. IV. Dubuciue. lA: i;U). 1()5 Ilillery. William. II. Dubuciue;. lA: 121. 120 Hinrichs. Amy. IV, Waverly. lA: 127, 177 193 Hinrichs, Poter. IV. Wavcnly. lA: 177 Hj Mahmud. Pudiah. II, Wavorly, lA Ho, Sang Ly, I. Waverly. lA Hocking, Clay, 1, Rock Rapids, lA: 148 Hoffman, Cynthia, II, Fr(!d(!rika, lA: 132, VMi. 137. 153 Hoffman. David, IV, Frcderika. lA: 68. 124, 165 Hoffman, Mrs. Rosamond: 100 Hogan, Micha( l. I. Washburn. lA: 80. 112, 148 Hogge. Tony, II, Jamaica. lA: 121. 153 Hohens(M . Leann. II. Cahimus. lA Holi(m. Kris. I. Ossian. lA: 148 Hollc, Lynn, II, Baldwin, WI: 153 Holmes, ' Brian, III, West Branch, lA Holmes, Mark, IV, West Branch, lA: 175 Holtapp, May, III, Pomeroy, I A: 117 Holtz. Gene. IV, Westgate, lA: 165 Hood, Tom, I, Readlyn, lA Hoth, Shirley, I, Waverly, lA: 148 HoLigen, Faith, I, Denv(!r, lA: 148 Hubbard, Mrs. Margaret Hubbard. Tom: 102 Huebener. Bruce. III. Marion. lA: 157 Hueser. Ricky. I. Hubbard. lA: 68. 194 148 Huizenga, |ulene. I Hunt. lanet. II, Rochelle. IL Hunt. Martha. 1. Rochelle. IL: (ifi. 83 Hunt(M Ms. Donna: fHi. 90 Hunter. Harold: 74 Hurley. Bill. V Huston. D(!nis. III. Waverly. lA: 79. 82 Hutchison. Robert. III. Waterloo. lA: 68. 124. 157 Huth. Susan. I. Cedar Falls, lA: 148 Hutton, Tamyra, IV, Blair. NE litis. Mark, I, Norwalk, lA: 117 Iverson, Kay, II, Leland, lA: 137, 153 Iverson, Mrs. Ruth: 016 Jackel Kelly, II, Austin, MN: 153 Jacobs, Bruce, III, Story City, lA Jacobs, Dennis, III, Denver, lA: 110, 157 Jacobs. Mrs. Judy Jacobsen, Mrs. Cheryl: 44 Jaeger. Brent, II, Green Bay, WI James. Michelle, III, Stanley, lA: 116. 157 Jamieson. Laura, III. Lake Bluff. IL: 132, 137, 157, 158 Jankowski, Jant?, IV, Maynard, lA: 72, 83, 112, 115, 175 Jans, Gregory, I, Buffalo, MN: 117. 133. 137. 148 Janssen. Julie. 11. Topeka. KS: 123. 130. 137. 153 Janssen, Richard. 11. Ch.irles ( iily. lA Jcmssen. Mrs. S.indr.i Ja.ssey. Lis.i. I. Sibley. lA: 120 Jast( r. Nancy. 11. Victoria. TX: 153 Jedlicka. Roxane, 1. Solon. lA: 65. 72, 148 Jeffers. Craig. II. Primghar. lA J(-ffer,son. Jon. I. Waco. TX: 148 Jegathesan. Sharnnla. I Jellings. Melissa. 1. Mason City. lA: 148 Jennings. Dr. Rick: 55 Jeras. Vanessa. II. Loves Park. IL: 132. 153 Jernigan. Dr. Malcolm: 56. 128 Jogwick. Christina. I. Lansdale. PA: 153 Johannsen. Mitchell. II. LaPorte City. lA Johlas. John. I. CharUis City. lA: 121 Johnson. Alic( . V. Waveriy. lA Johnson. Cath(!rine. II. Waverly. lA Johnson. Eihien. IV. Aplington. lA: 165 Johnson. Gregory. I. Waterloo. lA: 149 Johnson. Jeffr(!y. I. Brandon. MN ]ohnson. Lauri( III. CiiUcntlcr, lA: 112. ITv john.son. Lis.i. I. Clear Lake. lA: 149 lohnson. Dr. Marshall: fiii. i:  [ohnson. Marth.i. 1. l ilatinc. IL lohn.son. Myrna K.. ill. Ruthxcn. lA Johnson, Myi ' na ).. III. Allison. lA: 11 H [ohnson. Nora. III. (Cornell. WI [ohnson. Pam( la. I. C hica o. IL: 77. i;u) [ohnson. Martin. II. Flanagan. IL: 112 [ones. Franklin. II. Altoona. lA: ti8 [ordan. Mrs. Susan [uhl. Don: 106 [uhl. Kurt. IV. Mit(:h( ' llvill( . lA: 177 [uhl. Phil: BO Kalm. Derek. I. Solon. lA Kalshoven. Peter. III. Davenport. lA: 07. 110. i:h Kamke. Colleen. II, Seymour. WI: 137. 153 Kammeyer, Alb(;rt Kamper. Carole. II, Des Moines, lA: 134. 153 Kane, Steven. I, Wat( rloo, lA Kann, Paul, II, Guttenbur . lA Karsten, Tammy, I, Manmgo, lA Karst(Mi. Tim. I. Maremj o. lA: 80 K.isper, Ms. Cindy. V. Waverly. lA: 103 Katzer. Nancy. II. Conrad. lA: 132 Keast, Gdry. II. ManchestcM ' , lA Kehl. Kurtis. III. Ml. Carroll. IL: 132 K(-lly. Mary. I. Arlin ton H(Mghts. IL Kelly. Paui. III. Waverly. lA Kennedy. Dana. III. Cothenhur . NE K( nnedy. [(!nn(!ss, IV. Waverly. lA K( nnedy. Philip, 1 Kennedy. Sarah. I, Poplar Grove. IL: 149 K( rozsi, Elizabeth, IV. Aurora. CO: 117, 127, 165 Kho. Waan. I. Wav( rly. lA Khong, Ashh y, I, Wavtniy, lA Kildahl. Dr. Phillip Kimmerle. Ms. Reb(!C(;a: 98 Kincaid, Kris. I, Waverly. lA King. Dr. Donald: 37 King, Mrs. Marianna. II. Waverly, lA Kinseth, Scott, III, Grinnell, lA: 68 Kirchhof. Susan. IV. Waverly. lA Kirchhoff, Kristy, I, Moline. IL: 116, 117. 126, 149 Kirk. Kathy. I. LaPort( City. lA: 149 Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Karcni Kiyono. Hakugi. I. Waverly. lA Kla.seus. Kim. III. Waseca. MN: 128. 136. 157 KIeckn( r. [uli( . IV. Leroy. MN: 128. 165 Kleckner. Kirk. IV. Rudd. lA: 8. 24. 67. 117, 165 Kleinow. Rick. Ill Kk!V(!r. Scott, I, Dayton, lA Kline. Daniel. I. Waverly. lA Kline. Rick. IV. Waverly. lA Kling. (Constance. III. Sun Prairie;, WI: 157 Klinge, Kirby. II, Clermont. lA: 153 Klinkenberg. Laurel. IV, McGregor. I A: 165 Klocek, Susan, II. Winnebago, MN Kloe.s. Thomas. III. Green Bay. WI Klotzbach, Vicki. IV. Independence. I A: 165 Klunder, Mrs. Pat Klunder. Mrs. Vickie Knief. Debra. II. Waverly. lA: 132. 133. 153 Knief. Rob(;rt. IV. Waverly. lA: 165 Knitt. Mrs. Virginia Knudsen. Beth. IV. Des Moines. lA: 166 Knutson. Bradl(!y. II. Long Grovt;. lA: 82. 124. 135, 153 Knutson, Daniel, II, Cambridge!, lA Koch. Mrs. Mardella Koenig, Karl, II, Wheatland. lA Koepp. Stephanie?, II, Camanche, lA: 17, 157 Koh. Mui Tong, I Kok, Aik Lim, I, Waverly, lA Konicek. Mike. III. Garwin. lA: 68 Koppenhaver. Kathryn. I. Anamosa: 149 Korporal, Esther, I, Sumner, lA Koster, Ramona, IV. Marion, lA Kraem( r. Demise. I, Dodge Center, MN Kraemer, Naomi, I, Stockton. IL: 149 Kraft. Mrs. Donna: 106 Krahn. Robin. II. Middleton. WI: 129. 135. 153 Krambeer, Lyne tte. I. Farmersburg, lA: 149 Kramer, [ill. I. Manchester, lA: 149 Kramer. Dr. Melvin: 40 Krampe. Peggy. IV, Baxter. lA: 24, 25, 135, 166 Kratz, Shari. I. Gurnee. IL: 149 Krecu. Lenuta, IL Harwe)od Henghts, IL: 133, 149 195 Krecu. Todor, I. Harwood Heights. IL: 137 Kress. Susan. IV. Winthrop. I A: IBH Krone, Sherry. III. Rock Falls. IL: 1.S7 Kruse. Sherry, IV. Watiirloo. I A: IVr-, Kubik, Christina. I. Grundy Center, lA Kuecker. Lynn. III. Tripoli. lA: 80 Kuehn. Lenort?. II. Evergr(M;n, CO Kuenstling, Kenneth. I. Dunkcnlon. lA Kuhrt. Kent. II. Tripoli. lA: 154 Kujawa. Ronald. I, Markham. IL Kumpf. Becky, L Minok, IL: 149 Kuper. T(;rry. I. Waterloo. lA Landau, [oseph. II. Bloomington. IN: Kurth, Karen. II. McCr(!gor, lA: 1,54 14f) Kurtt, lohn: ,58. 11 4 Landis. Ronald. IV. Strawberry Kurlt. Mrs. Laurel Point. lA: Kil) Kurtt. Timothy. II. Waverly. lA Landsoiud. Thom.is. IV. Klgin. lA: Kurtz. Kay. III. Klemme. lA: 82. H ' A. 124, 125. 127. 157 Lan(-. Sheil.i. I. Aplinglon. lA: 72. 77. Kvamme. Melanie. I. D( (:orah. lA: 149 149 Lange. Robin. I. Brandon. lA Kvitne. Mary. III. Frederika. I A: 128. Langenberg. Ch(M-yl. I. Monticello. 18(i. 157 lA: M. 149 LaBarg(-. Randy, I, Nashua, lA Langhol .. David. IV. Loves Park. IL: Laird. Harri(!t, V. Wavc rly. lA 18. 177 Lam. Hieu. I. Cedar Falls. lA Larson. Carhi. I. C.uitnii M 5 Larson, Joseph. II. Pocatonica. IL: 68 Larson. Dr. C. Robert: 53 Larson. Patrick. II. Pecatonica. IL: 68, 124 Latcham. Allan, I Latta, David Lee. IV. Belhiviie. lA: 177 Lau. Yew Lee Edwin. I. Waverly. lA Lauer. Tracy. II. Dix Hills. NY: 119. 154 Lawl( r. Bryan, II, Green Bay, WI Lawler, LaBrent. I. Eldora, lA: 79. 82. 149 Lawler. Lonny. II. Eldora. lA: 68 Lawson. Sheila. II. Wenona. IL: 1,54 Layton. Charles. IV. Dubuque;, lA: 166 Lease. Suzanne. I. Sheffield, lA: 149 Lechtenberg. Donna. IV. Waverly, I A: 177 Lee. Brenda. I, Masonville, lA: 149 Lee. Edward. IV. Huxley. lA: 117. 121. 127. 166 Lee, Dr. Joyce Lee. Dr. Robert E.: 22, 54 Lee. Susan. IV, Clinton, lA: 135, 166 Lee, Vernon. I. Iowa Falls. lA: 137. 146 Leising(!r. Janic(!. III. Dtrnver. lA: 157 Leland. David. II. Solon. lA: 68. 124. 126 Lenguadoro. Matt. I. Iowa Falls. lA: 68 Lenius. Mrs. Susan Lenz. Kelly. II. Manchester. lA: 154 Levendosky. Dianna. I. Moline. IL: 127. 1.36. 149 Levick. Lewis: 59. 74 Lewis. Brent. II. Waverly, lA: 68. 79 Lewis. Don Lewis. Timothy. II. N(!w Hampton. lA: 68 Lie. Hak Kheng. I. Waverly. lA Lie. Kwet Fa. I. Waverly. lA Liebau. Eric, II, Waverly, lA Liebau, Lynn. II, Wav(?rly, lA: 65, 154 Lien. Eric, IV, LaCros.se, WI: 117, 114, 133, 166 Lim. Tong Loy, I. Waverly, lA Liming, Mrs. Colle(!n Lincoln. Douglas. I. Arlington. lA: 68 Lincoln. Patrick. III. Arlington. lA: 158 Lindeman, Donna, III, Humboldt, lA: 126, 158 Lindeman, Leah, I, Parkersburg, lA: 124 Lindgnm, Jane. I. W(!nona. IL: 149 Lind(!r. Mrs. Delores: 106 Lindsey. Kevin. I Linn, Susan. IV. Monticello, lA: 176 Lodg(!. Diane, I, West Liberty, lA: 149 Loeb. John: 34 Loeb, Joyce, V. Waverly. lA Lohnes. Lisa, I, Wat(!rloo, lA: 77, 149 Loo. Keng Yip. II. Waverly. lA: 67 Loos. Penny. II. Lawton. lA: 154 Loos. Susan. IV. Lawton. lA: 166 Lopc r. Linda. I. Security. CO: 137, 149 Lorenz. Monica, I, Spring Grove, MN: 149 Losch. Ms. Yvonne Loslo. Mrs. Joan, V. Cedar FAlls. lA Lovin. Linn. III. S(!curity. CO Lowe. Laurcd. Ill, Lombard. IL: 135. 158 Lubben, Linda, III, Baldwin, lA: 120, 121 Lucansky. Linda. II. Arlington Heights. IL: 1.54 Luck. Lloyd. Ill Ludvik. Mrs. Ida Ludwig. Ann. IV. Webster City. lA: 120. 121. 177 Luepke, Suzett( III. Sheldon. lA: 83. 124. 125. 158 Lunn. Kevin. II. Lakota. lA: 79. 82. 1,54 Luth , j.imrs, II. Crinnell. lA Lutkenhaus. Kevin. II. Calmar. lA 197 Lulz, Miriam, I, Cresco. lA: 149 Lynch, Susan, 1 Maas, Dawn, II. Random Lake. WI: 126, 137, 154 Mackey, Donald, IV. Cedar F.iUs, lA: 108, 177 Madison, Nicholas, I Magee, Dcanna. IV. Austin. MN: 24. 66, 122, 124. 125. 135. 167 Mahmud. R.: 154 Main. Mrs. Elaine;. V. Wavorly. lA: 100 Main, Dr. Steph(Mi: 36. 130 Majedi. Karla. III. Wavcrly. lA: 167 Majedi. Mohdi. III. Tehran. Iran: 158 Manternach. Karla. II. Cascade. lA Manthei. Cynthia. III. Newton Highlands. MA Marks, Nelson. IV. Stockton. IL: 177 Marks. Timothy. IV, Brooklyn Center, MN: 177 Markworth, Kcmneth Marquardt, Joy. IV. Merrill, WI: 112, 114. 115, 134, 176 Marsh, David, II, Allison, lA Marsh. Dawn. II, Greene. lA Mart( ns. Vicki. Kansas (]ity. MO: l(i7 Marteiisen. Todd. I. (Cascade. lA: 79. 82. 149 Martin. Bremd.i. III. Aurora, lA: 1 18. 158 Martin. Laurie. I, Auror.i. lA: 83. 149 Martin. Willi, un. III. Monona. lA: 112, 115 Marty, Rr( nda. L Dodgevilh;. WI: 120. 121. 126, 149 Marzahl. Kathryn. IL D( lavan, WI Mast, Donald, IV, Elwood. lA Mastin. Randall, I, Eau Claire, WI: 149 Mathew, Thomas: 40 Matthias. Wendy, IL Denver, lA Mattson, David. II. Chesterton. IN: 118 May. Eric. II, Martelle, lA: 110 McCann, Donna, 1. Waverly. lA McCarville, Brian, 1. jesup, lA: 149 McCluney, Dr. Moira: 47. 130 McClure. Carolyn. II. Belmond. lA: McClure. Jennifer. II, Grinnell. lA McClure. Owen. II. Columbia. MO: ()8 Mc(]ull()ugh. Krisline. III. Durand. IL: 1 15. 1 1(). 12(i. 158 McChuie. lames. III. Monona. LA McC urley. Mai -. I. Mondamin. L McDei motI, Ch.ulolte. III. Waterloo. I A McDonald. Katherine. I. Waterloo. I A Mc:D()n.ild. Ke in. I. St. Louis. MO: 133. 149 McElroy. Christin( . III. Rocktord. I A: 108. 112. 158 McLay. Sandi. I. Poplar Grove. IL: 149 McNeil. Barbara. III. Rockw( ll City. lA McCrae. David. II. Waterloo. lA McKenzie. Veronica: 106 McV( y. Denis( . II. B( lmond. lA Medd. Scott. 1. BettendorL lA Meier, Jan, I, Cedar Falls. lA: 119. 137. 150 Meier. Penny. II. Adams. MN: 122. 154 1 j llTT rij] ■frr • T-T Meihost. Gayle, IV, Tripoli. lA: 117. 176 Melver, Ms. Pat Menkens, Lisa, I, Hoffman Estates, IL Merritt, Mark, II, Dubuque. lA: 74 Mersereau. Kenneth. II. Marshalltown. lA: 158 Meyer. Katherine. III. Ionia. lA: 158 Meyer, Ms. Kitty Meyer, Michelle, III, Ladora, lA: 158 Meyer, Nancy. Ill, Charles City. lA: 126, 158 Meyer, Ruth, II, Strawberry Point, I A: 154 Meyer, Scott, III, Council Bluffs, lA: 68. 121, 128 Meyers, Mrs. Irene Michaelson, Mrs. Marilyn Michaelson, Sam: 44 Mikel. Elaine, III, Grinnell, lA Miller, Robert, III, Dysart, lA: 120. 121 Miller, Mrs. Verna: 106 Miller. William. IV. Waterloo, lA: 177 Mills. Bruce. IV. Spirit Lake. lA: 115. 119. 167 Miner. Suzenne. I. South Bend. IN: 66, 134, 150 Mingus, Nancy, IV, Wav(;rly. lA Mitchell, Elizabeth. III. Orchard. lA: 77 Mitchell. Jody. I, Ridgeway, lA: 150 Mitchell, Kristi. II, Madelia, MN: 120. 154 Moe, Karin. II. Waverly, lA Moeller. Donnita. II Moeller. Philip. III. Dunkcuion. lA: 177 Moeller. Mrs. Ruth Moh ' d-Zabidi, Zeb, I Mohan, John, II, Sioux City, lA: 112, 113, 115 Mohl. Gregg. IV, Danville. lA: 167 Mohlis. Vernon. II. Rowley. lA Month(!i. Michael. IV. Waverly. lA: 8, 122, 127, 128, 130. 135. 167 Moore, Clayton, I, Waterloo, lA: 68 Moore. Delbert, I. Olin, lA Moore, James. I, CalunK I Park. IL: 112. 130 Morris, Charlene, III: 115, 177 Moritz, Kim, I. Hawkeye. lA Morrisson, John, I, Hammond. IN Moss, Kathle(Mi. III. Mason. lA Movall. Jean, III, Storm Lake, lA: 121, 134 Muche. [ill. I, Sun Prairie, WI: 150 Mu(!ller. Fran. IV. Waverly. lA Mueller, Katherine;. IV. Allison, lA: 128. 176 Mueller, Mary. IV. Waverly. lA: 167 Mueller, Todd. II. Denver. CO: 1,54 Mueller, Gina: 133 Muench, Mrs. Gertrude Muirhead, Laura. I. Estes Park. CO Mullen. Neil. IV. LaPorte City. lA: 66. 79. 125. 167 Muller. Regina. V. Wavtniy. lA: 66. 167 Murray. Douglas, II. Marion. lA Murty. Randy. III. Toledo. lA: 118 Musehl. Brenda. I. Newstrand. MN: 150 Muslim, Roslan, I, Waverly, lA Myers, Mrs. Nancy: 136 Myers, Dr. Vic: 39 Myren, Steven. I, Sibley. lA Nagel. David. II. Fulton. IL: 154 Naig, Miriam, II, Monticello, lA: 154 Naothaworn, Worapol, III, Bangkok. Thailand: 135. 136, 158 Neal. Mark. III. Knoxville. lA Nebashi. Yuriko. V. Waverly. lA: 136, 154 Nelson. Becky. III. Janesville. lA Nelson. Mrs. Betty Neo, Say Leong. II. Waverly. lA: 112. 154 Nesseth, Mrs. Jane Neuendorf, Nancy, IV, Evansdale, lA: 168 N(!venhoven. Greg, I, Aplington, lA: 150 Newton, Deborah, II, Luzerne, lA: 118, 127, 154 Ng, Man Yee, I, Waverly. lA Ngo, Due, II, Belmond, lA Ngo, Mai. II, Belmond, lA Ngo. Tien, II, Waverly, lA 199 N o. Trun . II. Bclmnnd, lA N.miyiMi, n.iu Dinh. IV. Wav(M-ly. lA: 177 Nguyen. Hung. II. Wavcrly. lA Nguyen. Kim. I. Waveiiy. lA Nicholas. Rebecca. 1. Macomb. IL: 150 Nichols. Michael. IV. Gary. IN: 177 Niehaus. Jon. II. Clear Lake. lA Niehaus, Marcia. IV. Allison. lA: 17. 24. 25. 135. 16H Nielsen, Andrea. IV. Clinton. lA: 24. 127. 128, 135. 167 Nielson, Robert. III. Marion. lA Niemeyer. Carla. I. LaPorte City. lA: 65. 118, 123 Nietfeld, Eileen. III. Englevvood. CO: 127. 128, 158 Nish. Mrs. Nancy: 98 Nissen, Barbara, III, Spencer, lA: 121, 128 Nkan.sah, Eric. I. Waverly. lA Noble. Bonnie, III, Osceola, NE: 168 Nolte, Daniel, III, Waverly, lA: 80, 159 Nolte, Marcia, II, DeWitt. lA: 121, 154 Nolte. William. IV. DeWitt. lA: 23. 117. 168 Nordman. Russ(?ll. II. Waverly. lA Noss. Rick. Ill, Rockwell. lA: 127 Nuss. Mark. IV, Tripoli. I.i: (i8. KiM Nyce. Deanna. IV. Union, lA: ()4. 125. 127. 176 O ' Brien. John. IV. LeMars. lA: 68. 124. 168 O ' Brien, leffrey. II. Ceneva. lA: 74. 154 O ' Brien. Sle cii. I, Owatonna, MN O ' Riley. Ev.mgeline. II, Colorado Springs. CO: 154 0( rtell. Cynthia. II. Potosi. Wl Oftenheiser, C.rt tchen, II, Elizabeth, IL: 154 Ohrt, Cheryl, II, Westbora, MO: 118, 130, 154 Oldenkamp, Rose, I, Hawarden, lA: 150 01s(!n, Lori, IV, Lak(! BlufL IL: 168 Olsen, Ramona, IV, Audubon, lA: 168 Olson. Andrea, II, Alden, I A: 154 Olson, Annette, I, Coldfield, lA: 150 Olson, Carrie. 1, Virginia. MN: 150 Olson. Gerald. Ill, Charles City, lA: 159 Olson, Karl, III, Lake Mills, lA Olson, Kathryn, V, Waverly, lA Olson, Dr, Lynn: 51, 121 Olson, Marks, 1, Sioux Rapids, lA: 1,50 Olson. Mich.iel, III Olukotun. Emmanuel. II. Wa ( rl ' . lA: 67 Ong. I l.mw Djiang. I 0[ )p( ' rmanii. Mrs. I)el( ' a ( )p[)ermann. E.irnesI: 59 Orhrske. lulee. I. Waverly. lA Orluske, Mrs. Sonia Ott. Dr. Marvin: 51. 121 Ottmar. Albert: 105 Overson. jefferey. IV, Bloominglon. MN: 124. 168 Pag( l, Rose, IV, Eyota, MN: 121, 127, 137, 1()8 Paig(!, }ames, I, Dike, lA Pariwattithum, Op(!l, I, Cedar F.ills. lA Parker, Debra, IV, Ionia, lA: 17, 176 Parrish, Lydia, I: 130 Parson, Kathy: 177 Patel, Kalpana, II, Waverly, lA Patten, Deborah. II. Carroil. lA Patten, Denise. III. Carroll. lA Pearson. Anne. II. Waverly. lA Pearson, Michael, IV, Waverly, lA Peddle. Allen, I. Waverly, I A Peddl( . Mrs. Jean Peloquin. Kay, IV, Sumner, lA: 169 200 Penn. Susan, III. Wav(!rly. lA Penninj . Lee. IV. Wavcrly. lA Peters. }ane. II. Humboldt. lA: 82. 124. 130 Peters. Laura. I. Burbank. IL: 123. 133. 137. 150 Peter.s. Randy. II. Charh s City. lA Peters. William. II. Burbank. lA: 121. 124. 126. 127. 131 Petersen, Karen. II. Norfhiield. MN: 65. 108. 154 Petersen. Rulhann. IV. Racine. WI: 176 Peterson. Barbara. IV. Applelon. WI: 65. 119. 127. 177 Peterson. Douglas. III. Sh( ldon. lA: 110 P(Uerson. Mrs. |oann( : 105 Peterson. Joen. 111. Mankato. MN Peterson. Mrs. Kathryn Peterson. Lesa. 1. Olin. lA: 119 Pet(M-son. William. IV, Hampton. lA: 169 Peucker. TertJsa. II. Rockton. IL Pfeifter. Kri.s. II. McGregor. I A: 82. 1,54 Pham, Dung. I. Waverly, lA Pham. Phung Thi Kim, IV. Westminster. CA: 169 Pham. Trinh Thi. I. Waverly. lA Phan. An. III. Waverly, lA: 159 Phan, E.: 154 Phan. Tuyet. I. Des Moines, lA Piazzon, Annette, 11, Independence, I A: 154 Pickett, Nancy, III, Waukon, lA Piecuch, Brian. II. Dayton. OH: 67. 117, 154 Piehl, Douglas, I, Dcmver, lA Pierce, Debra, V, Waverly, I A: 112 Pipho. Sandra, II, Tripoli, lA Platte, Ann, IV, Waverly, lA Plautz, Kellie, IV, Prophetsfown, IL: 169 Podliska, Tania, I, Madison, NE Poggenpohl, Linda, I, Solon, lA: 66, 108, 150 Poppen, Douglas, IV, Forr(!ston, IL: 120, 121. 169 Porter, Mark, III, Independence, MO Porter. Philip. IV, Mitchellville, lA: 24, 68, 124, 135. 169 Post, Bradley, IV, Peoria, IL: 169 Post, JoAnn, IV, Titonka, lA: 99, 112, 115, 169 Post, Vicky, IV. Wav(!rly, lA Pothast. Lloyd Potter, Cannie: 105 Pribadi. Caludia, I. Waverly, lA Price, Michael. I, Tama. lA Pritchard. Rodley. II, Buckingham, I A: 110 Puffett, Debra, III, Dundee. lA: 116, 121, 127, 159 Puffett, William, II, Dundee, lA: 79, 82, 117, 1,54 Putzier, Berdina, V, Waverly, lA Putzier, Cozette, III, Waverly, lA: 121, 128, 159 Putzier, Karl: 105 Pyles, Glenda, I, Castine, OH: 150 Quass. Mrs. Rosella: 105 Quek, See Y., I, Waverly. lA Ramirez, Fernando, I, Waverly, lA: 67, 132 Ramir(?z, [uan, I, Waverly, lA: 67, 132 Randall, Duane, III, Clinton, lA: 68, 71, 124, 169 Randall, James, II, Palatine, IL Rannells, Amy, II, Cedar Falls, lA Ranniger. Daniel, II, Des Moines, lA Rans, Jane, II, Manchester, lA: 123, 154 Rans, Janet, II, Manchester, lA: 155 Ranti, Lody, II, Waverly, lA: 67 Rasmussen, Larry, IV, Hartley, lA: 68, 169 Rasmussen. Robin: 177 Rathe, Laura. IV. Waverly. lA: 177 Rathje. Sandra. II. Clinton, lA: 137, 155 Rathjen. Joy, II, M(!rrill, WI: 108, 115, 155 Raymond. Jill. IV. Waterloo. lA: 159 Ready. Lori. I, Dubuque, lA: 66 Real, Kevin: 105 Reams, Lester: 106 Rehberg, Sherie, II, Blairstown, lA: 201 155 Reid. Rachelle, I. Hazelton. lA Reints. Thomas. IV. Shell Rock. lA: 177 Reiter, Robert. Ill, Albert Lea. MN: 68. 71. 170 Reitz, Danette. II. Grinnell. lA: 123. 127, 159 Reitz. Ingrid, II. Papua. New Guinea Repp, Mrs. Caroline: 106 Reyes, Alma, I, Rahway, NJ Reynolds. Julie. I. Farnhamville. lA: 150 Ribich. Dr. Fred: 55 Rice. Kim. II. Charles City. lA Ridjab. Reginald, I, Waverly, lA Rieks, Lori. I, Hubbard, lA Rieman, Ms. Rosemary Rigdon. Joey. II, Dunkerton, lA: 155 Riggs, Janice, IV, Grantsville, MN: 170 Ringstad, Robert, II, Altoona, lA: 68, 124 Ristau, Dr. Arlyn: 36. 68. 130 Ristau, Karen. Ill, Waverly, lA Rivers, Rachel, I, Valparaiso, IN: 118 Rizor, Duane, IV, Fairfield, lA: 177 Robb. K.C.. IV. Auburn. lA: 170 Robb. Stacy. I. New Windsor. IL: 120. 150 Roberts, Glenda, IV, Cedar Rapids, lA: 108, 177 Roberts. Kendall. I. Ind(;pendence. lA: 123. 150 Robinson, Teresa, I, Keosauqua, lA: 150 Rod. Kathleen. II. Ames, lA: 117, 124, 126 Rodemann, David, III, Waverly, lA Rodemann, Dr. William: 49 Rodenberg, Dawn, III, Guttenberg. lA: 126, 159 Rodenberg, Deborah, I, Guttenberg, lA: 150 Roehlke, Wendy, IV, Richfield, MN: 121, 127, 135, 170 Rogers, Dianne, I, Andover, MN: 82 Rogers, Douglas, IV, Andover, MN: 79. 82, 125, 170 Rogers, Stephen, I, Andover, MN: 79, Roiseland, Dr. Donald: 38, 128 RoUand, Kristi, II, Cottage Grove. MN: 132. 133. 155 Rollins. Julie, IV, Mendota. IL: 177 Rosenboom. Pamela, IV, Pomeroy, lA: 127, 128, 135, 177 Ross, Jolene, IV, Sumner. lA: 83. 124. 125, 177 Rossum, Russell: 106 Roundey. Bettina, II, Seward. NE: 155 Rounsaville. Teresa. I. Milford. NJ Roys. Steven. I. Wadena, lA: 121. 150 Ruby, Lisa. I, Pontiac. IL: 150 Rueber. David, III, Arlington, lA: 25, 170 Rule, Kathy, II. Waverly, lA: 66, 125, 133, 155 S O Mansukhlat. Vipin. I. Waverly. lA Sabel. Matt, I. Storm Lake, lA: 68, 150 Said, Ahmad, I, Waverly, lA Saisirikul, Pichai, II, Waverly, lA 202 Saito. Yumi. V, Wav(Miy. lA: 170 Salzwedol. Jack. III. Df Forest. WI Sampson. Christine. IV. Columbus. WI: 120. 121. 170 Sampson. James. IV, Mayvvood. IL: 74. 70. 124. 130, 177 Sand. B( lh, III, Waterloo, lA: 65. 119, 170 Sands, Mrs. Rose: 105 Sathoff. Edward. II. Iowa Falls. lA Sauer. Curtis. IV Sauerbrei. Brian. I. Waverly. lA: 68, 150 Savage. Mrs. Helena: 150 Savage. Henry Schaefer. Lori. I, Forest City. lA: 66, 150 Schaeffer, Chere, I, Iowa Falls. lA Schaff. Tamara. IV. Sumner. lA: 177 Schaper. Lynn. II, New Lenox, IL: 72 Scheldt, Cindy. I. Cedar Rapids. lA: 150 Scherb, Ms. Sherec;, V, Waverly, lA Schill, Harold, I, Storm Lake. lA: 68. 150 Schilling. Margo, IV, jefferson, lA: 119, 128. 130, 133, 171 Schipper, Carlen( , II, Ackley, lA: 66, 77, 82. 121. 124. 155 Schipper, Julie. II, Hudson, lA: 134, 155 Schl( y, Ms. Nancy, V, Waverly, lA: 72 Schofmer. Marcia. II. Nashua. lA: 155 Schmidt. Mrs. Bevcu ' ly: 106 Schmidt, Dr. Chris: 38, 121, 128 Schmidt, Ms. Debbie: 106 Schmidt. Heidi. II. Madison, WI Schmidt. Jerrilyn. III. Oshkosh. WI Schmidt. Julie. II. Baxter, lA: 66. 155 Schmidt. Kirsten. V. Waverly. lA Schmidt. Lael, IV, Westbrook, MN: 177 Schmidt, Mrs. Mary Schmidt. Mrs. Phyllis: 43 Schmidt. Tom. III. Waverly, lA: 177 Schmidt, Dr. Warren: 52 Schminke, Janet. II. Strawberry Point, I A: 135. 155 Schmitz. Gregory. II, Raymond. lA: 74. 124. 155 Schmoll. Donovan Schmunk, Nancy. II. (Clinton. lA Schnitzler. Jan. II. Decorah. lA: 137. 155 Schoneberg, Reid. II. Ccidar Falls, lA: 110, 112, 159 Schoon, Craig, III, Fonda, lA Schroeder, Duane: 101 Schroeder, Randall. Ill, Waverly, lA: 112. 115 Schuessler, Dr. Axel: 48 Schuchmann, Mrs. Linda Schuler, Julie. III. Nora Springs, lA Schulz. Kathryn, I, Oregon, IL: 112, 150 Schulz, Roger. I. Storm Lake. lA: 150 Schulz. Steven, II, Geneva, lA: 124 Schumacher, Lora, IV, Toluca, IL: 177 Schumacher. William, IV. Conway. AR: 171 Schumann. Sonia. II. Jesup. lA: 72 Schuster. Heidi. I. Lombard. IL: 65. 150 Schuster. Margaret, IV. St. Louis, MO: 137, 171 Schutte. James. I Schwartz, Dr. John: 61 Schwartz III. John. IV, Waverly. lA: 171 Schwartz, Jeannine, V, Waverly, lA Schwarz, Mark, I, South Wayne, WI: 150 Scribner, Mary. IV. Waverly. lA: 177 Seery. Jackie, I. Waverly. lA: 150 Seggerman, Jacqui. IV. Pontiac. IL: 171 SeJby, Glenda, III, Harris, lA: 64. 121, 130, 159 Sellen. David. IV, Waverly, lA Sellen, Tom. I. Hubbard. lA: 115 Sens, Brenda. II. Rosemount, MN Seow, Guek Kim, I Serfoss, Mrs. Selma: 101 Sexton. Scott. III. Newton. lA: 177 Shanks, Gary, III. Nora Springs. lA: 108. 112 Sharp, Diane, II, Belmond, lA Shaw, Daniel, I. Solon, lA: 68 Shaw, Paula, I. Waverly, lA Shepard, Elaine, I, Oak Forest, IL Shinstine, Sheila, II. Ionia, lA: 155 Shipman. Mrs. Dorothy Shipman. Dr. William: 41, 138 203 Shivc. Phil. IV. Solon. lA: B. IIB. U5. 171 Shuniski. Amu;, ill. Fairmont. MN: 159 Sima. Susan. II. p:ri( ' . PA: 112. 126. 132. 155 Simmons. Rosemary. III. Clarion. lA Simon. Richard. I. Mt. Vernon. lA: 68 Simons. Larry. IV. Fiell(!vu( ' . lA: 127. 176 Simpkins. [onathan. IV. Elliott. lA: 171 Simpson. Mrs. Jane Simpson. Scot. III. E ans(lale. lA Sin. Hock Kian. III. Waverly. lA Sin. Lee Hian . I. Waverly. lA Sin. Wey Kian. I Skcens. John. II. Ankeny. lA: 177 Skinner. Julie;. I. Independence. lA Slack. Mrs. Arlene: 97 Slife. Sarah. III. Cedar Falls. lA: 126 Small. Evelyn. I, Letts. lA: 155 Smelcer, Mrs. Jan Smith. Brenda. I. Nora Springs. lA: 66. 72. 83 Smith. Diane. II. Nora Springs. lA: 121. 124 Smith. Mrs. Lola Smith. Melissa. III. Waverly. lA: 126. 159 Smith, Dr. Robert: 32 Smith. Scott N.. I. Dubuqui;. lA: 79. 150 Smith. Scott P.. I. Garner. lA: 150 Smith. Vicky. II. Polk City. lA Smoldt, Bradley. II. Garwin. lA: 68. 79, 124 Soderling, Michael. II. Mauston. WI: 118, 119 Soenksen, Sherry. II. Olin. lA: 155 Sojka, Mary, II, Marion. lA: 66. 117. 124. 125. 159 Solheim, Keith. II. Waverly. lA Souhrada, Jim, I, Denver, lA Souhrada. Mrs. Mary: 98 Springer. Tamara, III, Ft. Wayne, IN Stahlberg, Carla, III, Waverly, lA: 121, 130, 131, 134, 159 Stahlberg, Ronald, I. Waverly. lA: 126, 130, 150. 155 Stainbrook. Jack, III Staker, Gloria, IV. Traer. lA: 24. 120. 127, 171 Stalter, Nedra, II, Elkhart, IN: 110, 132 Stanek, Randall, IV, Allison, lA: 68, 204 71. 127, 176 Stanley, Leeann, II, Byron, MN Stark, Greg, I, Pilot Mound, lA Starr, Mrs. D.D.: 60 Staude, David, III. Green Bay, WI: 126 Stedtfeld, Dr. Richard: 22, 42 Steely, Bob, I, Waterloo. lA Steffen. Annette. Ill, Waverly, lA: 159 Steinhauer, Pete, II, Hutchinson, KS: 155 Steinhauer, Tim, III, Hutchinson, KS Stepanek, John, III, Davenport, lA Stille, Barbara, I, Rockford, lA: 123, 151 Stoffregen, Noel, III, Jesup, lA Stoll, Ruth, I, Cascade, lA Stone, Sue, III, Cedar Falls, lA: 126 Storm, Ruth. Ill, River Falls, WI: 121, 132, 171 Straight, Karen, III, Cortland, NY Strauser, Mrs. Pat: 106 Strein, Charles Streng, Karen, IV, Fremont, OH: 136, 177 Streipe, Mrs. Janet: 103 Strom. Terry. III. Champaign. IL Stuebe. Carole, II, Dearborn, MI: 126, 155 Stueland, Mark, II, Calamus, lA: 155 Sundermeyer, Violet, II, Aitkin, MN Sundet, Mark, IV, Waverly, lA: 177 Swanson, Darrell, IV, Waverly. lA: 177 Swanson, Jane, I, Monona, lA: 72 Swinton, Mark, II. Marble Rock, lA: 68. 121 Syed. Abdullah. Syed K. I Tahir. Tajul Ariffin. II. Waverly. lA: 67 Takes, Carol, III, Cascade, lA: 134, 159 Tan, Joseph, III, Waverly, lA Tan, Lian. I, Wav(Mly, lA Tan. Rosen, I, Waverly. lA Tebben, Donald, 1, Waverly, lA Tebb(!n, Gerald: 38. 49 Tebb(Mi. Josie, IV. Wav(!rly. lA Tebben. Mrs, Maria Teh. Lay Hvva. I, Waverly, I A Tehven. Teresa. I, Countrv (Tub Hills. IL: 151 Tempus, Kent, II, Omaha, NE: 112, 115 Terry. Donna. I, Sauk Village, IL: 112, 151 Teske. |()l( ne, 1. Grundy Cimter, lA Thalacker. Fred. III. Hawkeye, lA: 8. 1,30. 135, 137, 159 Tham, Yew Cheong, I, Waverly, lA Then, Joan, I, Epworth, lA: 151 Thomas, Dr. Dan: 35 Thompson, Jeff, I. Traer, lA Thompson, Karen, I, Decorah. lA: 151 Thompson. Mrs. Lucilh : 106 Thomsen. Lorri, II. Waverly. lA Thorn. Pat, I, Council Bluffs, lA: 77, 112, 115, 123, 151 Thorson, Gretta, IV, Leland, lA: 120, 172 Thurston, Susan, I, St. Paul, MN: 151 Timm, Barbara, IV, Waverly, lA Ting, Kok Meng, I, Waverly, lA Tjandra, Kartono, I Tobin, Mary, I, Nashua, lA Toenjes, Mrs. Christine: 106 Toh, Cheng Hui, I, Waverly, lA: 11 Tolsdorf, April, I. Iowa Falls, lA Tong, Wai Choong, I, Waverly, lA Topp, Brenda. III. Waterloo. lA: 177 Torkelson. Craig. III. Elmore. MN: 121 Tozer, Carla. I. Chicago. IL: 131. 151 Trachte. Rev. Larry: 56, 118 Trachte, Lois, V, Waverly, lA Trask, Monty, I, Waverly, lA Trueman, Cecilia, IV. Arvada, CO: 112, 172 Truong, Thien Van, III, Waverly, lA: 18 Tuecke. Carl Turner, Anthony, IV, Chicago, IL: 177 Turner, Deborah, III, Stillwater, OK: 126, 159 Turner, Keith. I. Rockwell. lA Turner. Mark. III. Monona, lA: 68, 130, 177 Turnciuist, Dan, II. Wausau, WI 205 Uden. Joel. III. Earlvillo. lA: 159 Uhlcnhopp. Dana. III. Allison. lA: 74 Unmacht. Daniel. I, Dubuque. lA: 152 Unmacht. David. IV. Dubuqu( lA: 135. 172 Usher. Beth. I. Lansing. IL: 133. 151 Van Curler. Susan. I. Holland, lA: 151 Van Daele. Jerome. I. Fairbank. lA: 151 Vandehaar, Debb. V. Altoona. lA Vandemaat. Ricky, III. Nashua. lA Vestweber. Kay, 11. Goldfield, lA: 155 Vetter, Dr. Donald A. Vick. David, II. Cedar Rapids. lA: 68 Vierow. Hiltje, I, St. Paul. MN Vinsand. Mike. II Vogel. Dr. Robert: 9. 19. 21. 24. 29. 31. 92 Vogel. Kirk. II. Waverly. lA Vogel. Leesa. I. Lohrville. lA: 137 Vogel. Patrick. III. Blairstown. lA: 172 Vogel. Tammy. IV. Clear Lake. lA: 177 Vogt. Craig. II. Tripoli, lA Vote, Lisa. II. Riceville. lA: 155 Vu. Thanh. III. Waverly. lA Wagaman. Beverly. Ill, Rockwell, lA: 127. 128. 159 Wagner. Brian. Ill, Fairbank. lA; 177 Wagner. Richard, IV, Kslhcrvillc lA: 172 Walczyk, Jackie, I, Waverly, lA Walczyk, James III, Waverly, lA Walczyk, Jeffrey, II, Waverly, lA: 79, 82, 124 Walker, Dr. Richard: 80 Walhn-, Yvonne, 1, St. Louis Park, MN Walljasper, Tim, I. Marshalltown, I A: 68, 79, 129 Walpole, Gary, IV, Ft, Wayne, IN: 172 Walterman, Steven, I, Parkersburg, lA Walther. Diane, III. Waterloo. lA Waltmann. Dr. August Waltmann. Karen. III. Waverly. lA: 121. 122. 135. 159 Waltmann. Dr. William Ward. Diane. II. St. Paul. MN: 155 Ward. Edward. I. Waverly. lA Ward. Michael. III. Green Bay. WI: 68. 124. 136 Wardlaw. Clifford. III. Waverly. lA: 130 Warner. Kirt. I. Eagle River. WI: 68, 79 Warnke. Tracy. III. Marion. lA: 120 Washington, Dennis. II. Waterloo, lA: 68, 79 Waskow, Ke in, III. Sumner. lA Wasson. Lany. IV. Council Bluffs, lA: 172 Waters, R.mdall, 1, Des Moines. lA: ()8. 151 Watsuksunti. Somchai. II, Wa -erl -. lA Waworuntu, Maria. I, Wa -erly. lA Weber. Debra. IV. Waterloo. lA: 135, 172 Weck( ss(!r, Michael. Ill, Rock Falls, IL Wee. Moira. II. Waverly. lA Weger. Robyn. I. ManchestfM-. lA: 151 Wegner. Ms. Pamela Wehrkamp, Pamela, IV, Hartley. lA: 172 Weikert. Kimberlv. I, Cedar F.dls. I A: 151 Weinberg. Mitchell. III. Clarksville. lA: 173 Weiss. David. III. Michigan City. IN: 137 Weitz. Kenneth: 115 Welden, Bet.sy, IV, Iowa Falls. lA: 177 Weldon. Patrice. II. Iowa Falls. lA: 122 Weldon. Ms. Irene Wendl(!r. Barb. I. Pecatonica. IL Wenger. James C: 102 Wenthc. Joan, I, WatcMioo, lA: 151 Werncckc, Kathy. I. Coon Rapids. MN: 132, 137, 151 Werner, RoIkmI, II. Manchester, lA: 15 5 Wernett. Christine. II. C( nter Point. I A: 112 Wess(!ls Jr.. William. IV. Independence. lA: 8. 25. 117. 121. 135. 173 West. Steven: 94 Westphalen. Becky. IV. Hartley. lA: 24. 66. 117. 124. 125. 127. 130. 173 Wetzel, Beverly, II, Bayard, lA: 121 Whalen. Gerald, IV, Lansing, lA: 68, 124. 125. 127, 173 Whaley. Darwin. III. Lindstrom. MN: 128. 130. 132 White. Karen, III, Rochelle, IL White, Steven, I, Rochell( , IL: 151 Whitebook, ]. Morris, II. Iowa City. lA: 112 Wickham. Greg, III, Newton. lA Wicks, Jacqueline, I, Iowa Falls, lA: 112, 151 Witldel, Julianne, I, Dewar. lA Wiener, Dehra, III, Tama. lA: 159 Wi(!sler, Joan, I, Omaha. NE Wigg. Richard. III. Des Moines. lA: 17. 177 Wilde. Jeannen( . Ill, Osage, lA Wilhelms, Lyndon. I. Ridott. IL Wilk( ns. Mark, III Wilkowski, Elizabeth, II, Sloan. lA: 119. 121. 137. 155 Wilier. Howard. IV. Hinsdah . IL: 173 Williams. Betty, II. Waverly. lA: 155 Williams. Forest Williams. Dr. Franklin: 93 Williams, Cynthia. IV Williams, Herlanda. III. Chicago. IL: 121. 130. 159 Williams, Jacquelyn, III, Spring, TX Williams, Jonathan, IV, Oak Hill. OH: 127. 173 Williams. Mrs. Linda Williams, Mrs. Lynne Williams. Melinda. III. Hereford, TX: 126, 132, 173 Williams, Mike, II, Waverly, lA: 25, 121, 135 Williams, Tara, V, Waverly. lA Willing. Debora. Ill, Beloit, WI: 108, 110, 115, 116, 159 Wilson, Cathy, I, Denver, lA: 151 Winkelman, Mrs. Dorlena Winkey. Becky, IV. Waverly, lA Winter, Ellen, I, Clear Lake, lA: 151 Winterberg, Randall, I, Des Moines, lA: 112 Wise, David, II, Seal Beach, CA Wise, Nancy. I, Seal Beach, CA Wittman. Janine, III, Dubuque, lA: 159 Wohlrabe, Mela, III. Mankato, MN WolfL Dr. Darold: 83 Wolter, Jeanne. II. Homestead, lA: 136 Woltz, Mrs. Cathi Wood, Merrihu!, Ill, Wa.seca, MN: 120 Woodruff. Martha. III. Bellevue, OH: 121, 132, 159 Worby, Lori, I, Bode, lA: 151 Worby, Tami. IV, Bode, I A: 83, 121, 124. 127, 173 Worden. Elizabeth, II, Dysart. lA Worden, Michael. IV. Dysart. lA: 25, 68. 124, 125, 172 Wordlaw, Zager. II, Maywood, IL: 130 Wuertz, John: 79 Wuertz, Mrs, Elizabeth: 77, 102 Wurdinger, Cheryl, III, Waverly, lA Wypich, Carla, IL Des Moines, lA: 123 Yap, Lee Young, II, Waverly. lA Yap. Pau Peng, I, Waverly, lA Yo.ungberg. Sheldon. II, Albert, lA Yount, Patricia. IV. Nora Springs. I A: 125 Zacharisen. Mark. II, Glenw ood Springs. CO: 155 Zacharis(!n, Michael, I, Glenwood Springs, CO: 137, 151 Zahn, Eileen. 1. Shawano. WI: 112, 115, 151 Zaputil. Jeffrey. III. Evansdale, lA: 68 Zehr, Kevin, II, Flanagan, IL: 13, 155 Zelle, Mrs. Frances Zelle, Nadine , I, Waterloo, lA: 120 Zimmerman, Celeste, III, Mendota, IL Zimmerman, Curtis, III, Mendota, IL Zvvanziger, Robin, I, Janesville, lA 207 I would like to express my sincere thank-you to the following people that helped in the completion of the 1981 Fortress: The photographers under Gary Shanks include Don Mackey, Bill Bartels, Jeff Banwart and the others-without them there would be no yearbook. All the staff, especially Kim Bender, Karen Petersen, and Nan Baker. My friends who listened, my floor, C3N, and to my sister. Ruth, who helped the most by sticking with me and helping to the final day. Thank you Barb McNeil and Doug Brown for letting me stay with you and for storing my things. And to Mr. Gremmels, without whose advice and help the 1981 Fortress would never be. Thank you to our yearbook representative, Bob Welsch, for sticking with us. Your help was appreciated. Congratulations to all the seniors. I hope the 1981 For- tress will help you remember your last year on campus. Good luck to next year ' s editor, Karen Petersen; you ' ll need it. Thanks, everyone, Deb Willing Spring-May Term Editor 208