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CRoLLa'"" 1974 University of Missouri-Rolla Rolla, Missouri Volume 68 Craig Sarkes Korkoian Editor-in-Chief David John Schepers Business Manager

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Foreword The University of Missouri at Ro lla was crea ted over I 00 years ago as the Missouri School of Min es and Meta llurgy. As part of the fou r ca mpus Missouri Unive rsity system, the Ro lla cam pus offers degrees in Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, and Humani ties a nd Social Sciences. The past d ecade has seen the original buildings of MSM replaced by modern , efficient buildings of our growing university. UM R has survived periodical spo ratic enrollmen t to become one of the co untries top engi neering schools and the largest engineering school west of the Mississippi. UMR o ffe rs a well rounded educatio n supple mented with a fine intramural and varsity a thletic progra ms, along with many diversified clubs that encourage campus involvement.

Engineering may be the answer in so lving the many environmenta l proble ms important to society today. The University of Missouri at Ro lla is producing the engineers to solve these problems.

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Contents Foreword .......... ... . .. . 3 Activities .............. ... 36 Organizations ............ 116 Queens ... .............. . 176 Sports .............. .... 192 Greeks.............. .... 244 Independents ........... 296 Seniors ... .... .......... 334 Senior Activities......... 394 Index ............ 路........ 402

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Don't Look Ethyl!

For a solid week in March hundreds o f studen ts, towns people, and young children crowded arou nd the UMR quad to witness the latest college fad o f "streaking". The week started with individua l streaks, progressed with group and day streaks, and cumulated with exciting chariot streaks. Streaking at UMR brought the students a nd towns peop le closer together and established the rea l " Who's Who Amo ng University and College Stude nts" at UMR.

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I've walked, stumbled, and crawled...

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...and the end is finally near.

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I'm dead tired. from The Comedy of Idiots

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Merl Baker Steps Down

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Dr. Mer! Baker, first Chancellor of th e University of Missou ri at Rolla , stepped d o wn a ft er ten yea rs of dedicated servi ce to the university.

Dr . Baker will be remembered fo r his wo rk in acquiring the many new buildings and initiating vario us programs that have made our unive rsity o ne o f the fin est . Dr. Baker is a me mber of seven major professional socie ties and twelve honor societies. Dr. Baker also has had twen ty-five articles published relating to Mech an ical Engineering and e ngineering education. Among the many scholastic a nd community honors Dr. Baker has received , studen ts will remember his 1968 honor as Knight of St. Pa trick. Dr. Mer! Baker has done much for the universit y and will be remembered as the first and one o f the finest Chancel lo rs of the University of Missouri at Ro lla.

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Activities Party Weekends Concerts Plays Speakers And Good Times

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Many new Sights...

The 1973-74 school year once again started with a decrease in enrollment ; with a reduc tion of 244 students. The new campus radio station, KMNR, didn't start broadcasting until la te in the semester, the new Chemical Engi neering building didn 't o pe n on time, and an upheaval of ca mpus leadership took place as Me rl Baker resigned. But all was not lost , for the Miners now had pinball machines, their beau tiful ne w quadrangle fini shed , and KMNR finished up the semester by broadcasting 24 hours a day. So the Miners took on the ne w semester.

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Miners together for 2nd All School Party

The second annual All School Party Weekend (Sept. 21-23) was a great success for all of those who participated. Friday started off with Rick and Anne Albin again coming back to UMR for a workshop and concert that all enjoyed.

Friday was also the setting for a street dance organized by most of the fraternities and sororities on campus for anyone and everyone.

Then Saturday night GDI organized a dance at Echo Valley that was also a campus wide affair.

Great cooperation was shown by all the Miners in having fun on their 2nd All School Party Weekend.

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R.E.O. Speedwagon

Saturday evening o f I st Party Weekend a large crowd o f Miners received an excellen t concert put on by REO Speedwagon . They perfo rmed many of their favorite songs and quite a few o thers, the crowd e nj oyed eve rything tha t was played.

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Albins Return

Dick and Anne Albin always welcomed when they come to Rolla, (Sept. 21 ), brought along some new faces in Almeda Riddle and Annadeene Finley to help with both the workshop and concert. Both the workshop, which concerned many different aspects of folk music, and the concert, were held in Centennial Hall, and were greatly received.

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Parents Day

Industry Day , on October 2nd, was held by compan ies from a ll across the nation to give studen ts a chance to find ou t a little information about the company, for possib le summer or permanent employment, from both the displays and the representa tives.

Parents Day gave to the parents what they wanted , a chance to sec a little of a ll sides of the campus.

Tours were given in the morning, while in the afternoo n most we re at the football game. That evening parents had an opportunity to see a faculty wives grou p give a performance of "See How They Run ". Also the UMR Theatre Guild gave a performance of "Animal Farm".

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Alums return for a rainy Homecoming

Homecom ing Pa rty Weekend saw numerous alumni and dates coming down to invade Ro lla, all looking to see old fri ends, meet new ones, and especially to have a good time. Having a good time wasn't hard with all the parties, teas, and Indian games going on .

One of the highlights of the weekend was the concert given by John Hartford and Red, White, and Blue. A packed and en thusiastic crowd in the Multi-Pur pose Building enjoyed both parts o f the concert put on by the Student Union Board.

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As a large homecomi ng crowd of both alums and u ndergrads watched the UMR Miners take on the Central Missouri State Mules, they saw the Miners come away with a hard fought 24-14 victory, tha t helped put the weekend into high gear and help boost the Miner record to 1-2-0.

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Lovely Debbie Egerstrom, who attended U.M.C., was representing the Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and was escorted by David Rinas.

The poor weather forced the coronation activities to take place Saturday night at the Coronation Ball instead o f half-tim e at the foo tball game. The first and second runner-ups were Monica H ance and Kathleen Warren.

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John Chappel as Clarence Darrow

Governor Christopher (Kit) Bond and Dr. William Danforth were the two main speakers for the 4th annual College Government Conference held on the UMR campus. Topics discussed in the conference ranged from "State and Local Government" to "Future Employment Trends".

Then on Oct. 17, John Chappel returned to the UMR campus to give his performance of "Clarence Darrow-Defender of the Damned".

His performance covered some of the spectacular cases of Darrow's stormy career. Mr. Chappel was well received, just as he was when he portrayed Mark Twain, on his previous visi t.

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Students helping the Community

UMR studen ts once again proved that they care about the Rolla area by helping out in a number of ways, one of whic h was the strong support given to the Red Cross, by the Miners, o n their bi-semester blooddrives. Ano ther way students helped out the community was the IFC-Cieanup that found many Greeks helping to clea n up Rolla .

Also The ta Tau , with its Ugly Man con test , helped the community more than ever.

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Alpha Phi Alpha takes First

The IFC Sing started off the Christmas Party Weekend with a big bang as the Greeks o f UMR showed off their many talents in this year s sing. Some of this yea r's highlights were Alpha Phi Alpha's " Keep You r Head to Sky" and Teke's " Basketball Jones", while ZTA performed " I am Women" and Kappa Delta sang a couple of fine numbers.

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Rolla Singers spread Christmas Joy

Rolla students always trying to help the community, did a very good job by putting on a presentation, at one of the area churches, of Christmas music. All towns people, young and old seemed to enjoy the music as much as the Miners enjoyed putting it on.

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Military Ball

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Serendipity Singers get warm reception

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S.U.B. Presents Casino Night!

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St. Pat and his loyal Followers St. Pats brought all the Miners together as spring was comingjust around the corner. You knew everybody was rea lly in the St. Pats spirit when you'd go to class and there was so much green you thought you were in Dublin Ireland surrounded by Irishmen.

The traditional killing of snakes and growing beards could be seen everywhere. Some people did grow beards and some people tried pretty hard.

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Sha-na-na turns on packed house This years St. Pat Concert was not at all like the last , everyone who came left with a little nostalgia and a lot of good music in their heads. Sha-na-na put on a fantastic concert, and the crowd responded with tremendous participation, great ovations, and asked for so many encores that everybody could have been there until Sunday.

But the packed house of 4,000 did get their moneys worth.

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CELEBRATION Ce lebratio n, was a little diffe rent than anything tha t had ever been pe rfo rmed o n the U.M.R. ca mpus.

But as a lways, the Miners supported the play well, and received a very pro fessio na l performance in return. It was the culture high of the year for U.M.R.

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GDI Board of Governors

Row 1: Tony Holm, L.G. Loos, Jack Lichtenberger. Row 2: Dave 1l1eising, Ed Mushill, Gordon Erickson, Mark llowell, Mike Carson. Row 3: Diane Beckman, Bill Halbert, Don Rainy, Joe Toth, Jo hn Guerdon, Barry Beresik, Billllahn, Darrel Prior, John Schmuke, West Burton, Mike Tindall, Bob Tapella, Ed Hohlt.

Committee for Independents Weekend Row 1: Gordon Erickson, Tom Miesner, Gerald Meyer, Mike Brueckmann, Frank Dolan. Row 2: Bill Hahn, Bob Tapella, Dennis Chenoweth, Ed Mushill, Debbie Walkup, Jim Metzler, Pat Cook, Hardhat, Jim Dorrah. Row 3: Mike Tindall.

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International Students Club

President: Kul Bhasin Secretary: Manuel Gonzalez

Vice President: Nuri Birer Treasurer: Erland Martinez Advisor: M.E. Findley

India Association

Row 1: Bannerjee Salil, Anil Shah (president), Arun Sinha, Hemlata R. Master, Raj Master, Naghabhushan R.S., N. Visuanath, Arun B. Shah, Prasad T.V.J.N.V., Prabhu D.R. Row 2: Sengupta Subrato, Ashou Chaudhri, Rupesh Shah, Kumar A.B.R. (Vice-president), D.R. Majmundar (secretary). Row 3: Dinesh S. Patel (treasurer), Kirit Shah, P.C. Mahata.

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Turkish Association

Row 1: Onder Kefog1u, Munur Dedebali, Nuri Birer, Ender Kefog1u. Row 2: Sezai Sarag, Vehbi Tasar, Onur Tasar, Hikmek Eris, Metin Akpinar, Turker Gurkan, Onur Gurkan.

Organization of Arab Students

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Federation of Latin American Students

President: Nelson Aboud Vice-President: Erland Martinez Secretary: Carlos Raymundo Treasurer: Morella Obregon Advisor: Lon Pearson

Daughters of Diana

Row I: Mars. Row 2: Mary McDonald, Stephanie Touzinsky, Rosa Herman, Sharon Brady, Twyla Morgan, Debbie Orrick.

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Crescents of Lambda Chi Alpha

Row 1: Kathy Less, Paula Marcellus, Carol O'Rourke, Ann Emmett, Barb Ross, Nancy Nowak. Row 2: Paula Brooks, Linda Wixson, Joy Osborn, Sandy McLain, Pat Kackley, Sue Ann Bruemmer, Kathy Beck, Ann Carmichael.

Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha

Row 1: Jan Johaningmeyer, Jill Hansborough, Judy Flebbe. R ow 2: Jeanne Achepohl, Mitzi White, Kathy Veit, Sherri Clark, Chin Wang, Margo Austin.

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Kappa Sigma

Little Sisters

Left to Right: Pam Thompson Karen Beeser Kathy French Patty Ann Pijut

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Pi Sigma

Row 1 : Eric Adams, Carol Russell, Mike Marden, Ken Dufner, Roger Reagan. Row 2: Dennis Pease, Jon Brinkmann, Douglas Gemming, Walter Fechner, Thomas Ho lley, John Parker.

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Alpha Chi Sigma

Row 1: Dan Million (pres.), Dave Suiter (vice pres.), John DeGood (treas.), Mike Quinn, Tony Messina. Row 2: Larry Molina, Gary Loud, Bob Pike, Laura Webber, Kate Ogden, Bill McGranahan, Judy Flebbe, Dr. Don Beistel (advisor), Dave Barclay. Row 3: Gary Fischer, Jack Beers, John Adams, Terry Coffman, Chuck Hillhouse, Gary Foutch, Gary Chappell, Bob Jansen, Steve Hale, Rich Schafermeyer, Steve Calvin, Steve Chilton, Tom Mills, Neal Lewis, Tom Jackson, Rod Raley, Andy Wilso n, Mike Kessler.

Kappa Mu Epsilon

Row 1: Roger Teagan Tom Holley, Peter Sawtelle, Peggy Durst, Jim Joiner, Ellen Cherry. Row 2: Bill Sallas, William McKee Richard Alfo;d Dana Nau Jim Ott, Mike Barnicle, Michael Post, William Acree. Row 3: Don Hall, Larry Herold: Joe Tull, Larry'Lancaster, iohn Schoenecker, Willard Coates, Tim Collopy, Ken Hamilton, Brian Lenharth.

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Left to right: Ken Burris, Gary Steckel, Lloyd Chapman, John Ham, Don Bolin, Dave Hughes, David Roth, Frank Minden, Mike Holt.

Pi Epsilon

Tau

1. V. Nath Simlote 2. Raymond Taylor 3. Richard L. Henry 4. Tom Harrison (2nd v.p.)

5. Johnny Rodriguez 6. Stephen Rector 7. Tom Schroeder 8. Andy Simon (1st v.p.)

9. Dr. M.O. Arnold 10. Crajg Payken 11. Jim Entwistle 12. Dr. R.E. Carlile 13. Dr. T.C. Wilson 14. Kenton L. Hupp 15. Jack M. Rose 16. Tom Belsha (cor. sec.)

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Chi Epsilon

Row 1: Dr. Jack H. Emanuel, Mitch Fowler, Robert Queathem, Jonathan MotherweU (secretary), Richard Larkins (president), Prof. Jerry Bayless (advisor). Row 2: Bruce Johnson, Dale Wibbenmeyer (treasurer), Jim Hillhouse, Martin Aubuchon, Jim Foil, Tom Reddy, Keith Barber, Ray Kothe, Diana Harrison, Frank Dolan. Row 3: Jim Greer, Charles Green, Joel Porter, Allen Tool, Dennis Woods, Chris Veesaert , John Critchfield, James Frey, Richard Elgin, Tony Seris, Craig Goldstone.

Sigma Gamma

Epsilon

Row 1: Mike King, Susan Blikkensderfer, Randy Straghoener, Dent Gastreich, Gary Mackey. Row 2: Tim Carroll, Dick Hoffman, John Creveling, Terry Cloth, John McKinney, Pat Mulraney.

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Theta Tau

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Nu Row 1: Robert C. Hill, John C. Bowlin, Don Taylor, Robert Perrey, Steve Matalone, Charles Hyman, Dave Henry, M. David McMillian, George M. Dolson, Carl R. Goeckeler, Marion Stan Sanders, Randall Staponsld. Row 2: Rick McLean, Dave Schepers, Steven Riley, Dan Williams, Jeffery Bertram, Steven Ray Short, David HoUocher, John Smith, Michael A. Post, Jerry L. Sandvos, David Head. Row 4: Alan Erickson, Robert Schaefer, Terry Witthaus, James H. Knehans, Dave Young, Jack Keller, Jerry Rich, Scott Christians, Gil Krener, Dennis G. Garrison, John Choenecker, William G. Robertson.

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Alpha Phi Omega

Row 1: Rusty Crane, Bob Bay, Dave Perry, Tom Calzone, Kent Springer, Gary Roberts, Bill Ehrhad, Mike Gronek, Mark Trent, Bob Kostelnik. Row 2: Dude Harms, Jeff Carter, Rich Fleschner, Lenny Lu tz, Dick Hellwege, Mark Mencken, Ray Winkelman, Nick Barrack, Qiff Mahar. Row 3: Bob Durbin, Dave Holmes, Bill Nichols, Dennis Woodruff, Rich Markey, Mike Marx, Steve Perko, Dave Dunavant, Gerry Schmitz, Tom Meyer, Bob Hayes, Mark Evertowski, Bob Nardin, Bernie Lucas, Dr. McDonald, Bob Park. Row 4: Bill Warwick, Rhein Dabler, Greg Haug, Steve Neuwirth, Tom Underhill, Jim Dextermueller, Randy Sherer, Mike Boothby, Bill Patrick, Bob Becherer, Dwight Gookin, Ed Schmidt, Mike Sewell, Mike Kirn , Frand Seely. Row 5: Albert Winston, Steve Petty, Dave Roth , Bill Zaner, Joe Cappa, Dave Scheppers, Duane Parrish, Ed Lueckenhoff, Joe Krawm, Steve Moss, Mike Garnett.

Circle K

Row 1: Dr. Delbert Day, Nick Barrack (pres.), Donald Orcutt(~}, ~r. Bob ~eirson. Row 2: Bruce Haberichter, Richard Bullock, Jeff feaster, Dave Whitaker, Mike Fennewald, Rick Petn, M1ke Davts. Row 3: Cony Metcalf, Larry Buchtmann, Joe Martin, Brad Scott.

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l. Carrick Berry 2. William Crabtree 3. Art Giesler 4. Chuck Roast 5. Scott Chappel 6. Don Cline 7. Terry Cloth 8. Bill Board 9. Tom Cat 10. Leland Lammert II. James Hood 12. John Garrt 13. Dave Koehler 14. Joll Looney 15. Dave Poe 16. Peter Kinman 17. Bill E. Club 18. Dale Brzuchalski 19. Paul Hoemann 20. Ed Kobyilnski 21 . Mark Berger 22. Jim Detry 23. Dan Mudd 24. Paul Fellin

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Mike DiNapoli Nelvin Keller Allen Gilliam Dan Bloch Rhein Dabler Kevin Skibiski Kent Richardson Monte Deckerd Kevin Seely Larry Guevel Marvelous Marv Borgmeyer 36. Dave Dunavant 37. Dennis Rackers 38.Boob 39. Ken Ortman 40. Mike Wilhelm 41. Tom Calzone 42. Dildo 43. Dave Muenks 44. Dave Kuhn 45.Butt 46. Louis Reinisch 47. Rich Andris

Intercollegiate Knights

Intercollegiate Knights Auxiallary Sitting: Paddy Doyle, Kim Coleman, Pat Blankenship, Nancy Edmonds, Debbie Rabbit, Joy Ewens. Row 2: Jennifer Drake, Rosa Herman, Pauletta f-rance, Mary McDonald, Paula Polette, Stephanie Touzinski, Marla Kiepe, Michelle Wattes, Debbie Gower, Joyce Willman, Cathy Scholl, Cathy Noonan. Row 3: Doris Behr, Pumpkin.

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Beta Chi Sigma

Left to Right: Dr. Lawrence K. Sieck, Donald Cline, Lou Reinisch, Mark McGee, Joe Offutt, Joe Hopkins, Matt Wille, Marc Smith, Robert Wesliski, Kevin Skibiski, Dave Warfield.

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Student Council

Row I: R. Garrett, J. Rose, B. Hilton, M. Reynolds, R. Winkelman, T. Underhill, M. Rousselot, M. Schankman (Secretary), M. MaU (treasurer), M. Ragan (president), K. lleisserer (vice-pres.), J. Griese, P. T uckey, J. Rowden. Row 2: T. Misner, R. Jones, J. Martin , J . Doc. Row 3: H. Polk, Wixson, M. Boothby, P. Brezeel, G. Miller, D. Harms, B. Late, Dr. Wixson (advisor), M. Borgmeyer, D. Gibbs, D. Wisch, D. Strelow, D. Montana, L. A. Mcsta, T. Wilcox, K. Burke, S. Ziegler, M. Thalhammer, S. Stearns, L. Parrish.

Student Union Board Seated: d'Arcy llolt Randy Kerns Mrs. Harvey Steve Rau Carol O'Rourke Standing: Mark Kassing Dave Barczewski Bill Leuckenhoff Tom Meisner Mark Marikos

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Front: 1. Brendel, Secretary; D. Rinas, Treasurer; R. VanDevan, President; S. Brown, V-President. Row l: W. Zaner, S. Kienstra, Anim;ll, W. Hawn, S. LaFo Uete, C. Bro wn, M. Boecker, W. Yamitz, J . Tyra, S. Schaffer, D. Tucker, R. Entwistle, M. Pleimann. Row 2: V. Flanigan, Advisor; D. Seibel, T. Joyce, D. Schell, D. Dierker, G. Schuchardt, J. Cummings, M. Gilliam, S. Suellent rop, M. Griffin, R. Maxwell, D. Kranevsky, G. Meyr, R. Graves, K. Kropp, L. Fain, G. Sanbo the, E. Doty, R. Tay lor, M. Henson, 1. White, H. Stever, J. Ginnever, G. Thompson, B. Scheer, L. Kiel.

St. Pat's Board, '74

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Seated : D. Hellwcge, D. Cress, D. Schepers, R. Sawyer, Sark, J. Cambell, C. Adams, D. Osbourne. Standing: M. Reynolds, L. WiUiams, J. BeGood, P. Ponder, Chairman.

UMR Publications Board

ROLLAMO Photo Staff Row 1: John G:~llagher, Jim Johnson, Mike Mall, Nic Neumann. Row 2: Mark Marikos, Lenny Struttmann, Jeff. John路 son, Bob Adkins, Mahmoud ZwaWI.

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ROLLAMO Board

Kathy Beck-Senio rs

This year the ROLLAMO Board was up to its usua l an tics. The year progressed well, with the various ou tings and teas tha t a re a big part of the Board 's agenda. The re were, of course, regu lar (?) meetings to di scuss the layout o f the book , and the selection o f the Rollamo queen and her court. And , as always, the last franti c rush to make deadlines before leaving for the summer. Needless to say , everyone is looking forward to more wo rk in the fall.

Joe Cappa-Spo rts

Lan ce Willia ms-Advisor

Ric h Dola n-Who's Who Dave Schepers-Business Ma nager

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Nic Neumann-Photo Editor

Paula Marcellus-Queens

Mark Dolecki-Living Units

Craig Korkoian-Editor in Chief

Patti Kackley-Organizations

Lenny Lutz-Activities

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Cycling Club

Sitting: Clark Craig, Allen Fails, Connie Guidiani, Jeff Susanj, Ann Marie Hall, David J. Wettcroff, Kevin Dolin, Scott Price. Row 2: Philip Davis, Larry Herold, Roger Mc Pherson, T .G. Rchkop, Dave Collier , Jo hn Matson, Burce Haberichter.

Spelunkers Club

Row I : Bill Collins, Leora Mark unas, Michael Brake, Michael Mullen, Paul Wood. Row 2: Gary Jones, Robert Balled, Rafael Jaurcgur-arias, Keith Daveis. Row 3: Don Gasner, David Buthcrus, Robert Gacbler, Richard England, Chuck Heidbreder, Steve Stubbs. Row 4: Tom Dolan, Mark Miller, Erik T ilman, Russ Adains, David Hoffman. Row 5: Clark Craig, Larry Nuelle, Robert Schaefer, Terry Collins.

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Photo Club

Sitting: Suzanne Duncan (sec-treas), Roger Holmes, George Dolson, Earl Morford, Vincent Pirano (pres), James J. Jones (V P). Standing: Michael DiNapoli, Frank Bauer.

Psychology Students Association

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Russian Club

Left to Right : Jack Beers, Dr. David A. Law, Ken Hamilton, David Evans, Tom Ellison, Tom Ho lley, Jim Burris, Jo hn Adams.

Row I: B. Stein, M. Blackmore, T. Babnik, G. Roberts, K. Gadtreich, J. Peters, D. Wisch, A. Fails. Row 2: M. Brueckmann, K. Burris, J. Schoenecker, B. Kroeger, J. Entwistle, B. Schaefer, V. Lomax, J. Par

M-Club

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Scuba Club

History Club

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UMR Dames

Row I: D. Towery, D. Smith, R. Schneider, D. Wray, S. Sheridan, J. Critchfield, J. Pepper, B. Emmeneggcr, V. Hervey, D. Allen, M. George, V. Po llman, V. Mueller. Row 2: P. Matalone, J. Branstetter, K. Johnson, C. Shaw, K. Haynie, J. Mittler, M. Rau , E. Carlstrom, L. Alleback, Ms. Weibe, S. Strait. Row 3: C. Rollings, J. Dowdy, J. Brockman, G. Burnham, L. Lewis, P. Kubi cek, P. Kirk , P. Eastburn, E. Mojica, C. Steinnerd, D. Holt, L Stokes, C. Luth, R. Meyers, T. Flack, D. Baxter, N. Joyce, J . Weese, J. Miller, Ms. Lewis, Ms. Atchley. Row 4: N. Capps, L. Kerns, E. VandenBergh , B. Pierson, P. Floyd, E. McCaw, L. llowcll, B. Prudic, P. Boyles, J. Hm, P. Bredehoeft, D. Frederickso n, L. Ollvin, M. Suiter.

Water Polo Club Row I : Dave Beem, Pau l Vetter, Mary Conley, Jim West, Mark Bragston. Row 2: Bill Orr, George, Jim Entwistle, Bill Kroeger, Reed Curtis, Larry Molino!.

Row 3: Scott Boyd , Tom Calzone, M. Norberg, Bob McCarthy, Mark Mateer.

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Karate Club

Row I: John Feldmann, Ben Avij, Rodney Leach, Lou Holt, Michael Aguilar, Gerald Peveler, Larry Rockwell, Stanley Walker. Row 2: Dr. Look, Ron Althage, Greg Williams, Ken Scholle, Jesse Curry, Mark Thompson, Mehrdad Fotouhimegad, Joe Kietzer, Bob Bradbury. Row 3: Dave Sandburg, Jim Cady, Scott Weber, Mohamad Mihalik, John Evans, Dave Stevenson. .

Soccer Club

Row I : Jim Keebler, Tom Rechticn, Mark Miller, Steve Hamilton, Earlen Martinez, Dave Mittler. Row 2: John Short, Syed Hasccbuddin, Chuck Roast, Ken Bellora, Mike Schmidt, Mike Lampe, Harry Chappel, Tom Schnieder, Tom Tanner, Rich Linck, Tom Naeger, Jeff Schumacher, Greg Miller.

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Pershing Rifles

Row 1: Lou Ann Holt, Michael Blackmore, Ramona Ogle, Major Fanigan, John Rosenfeld, Colleen Collins. Row 2: Fred Lad, Alan Korna cke, Randal Atkeison, Joseph LaGreek, John Warren, Wendell Hart, John Hunt, David Crawford, Terry Coker, Steven Moser.

Marching Minerettes

Kneeling: Jill McCartney Nicole Tallot Mary Roach Melanic Miller Margy Rice Standing: Maj. Jl arris Flanagin Peggy Knapp Lynn Klender Judy Flebbc Colleen Collins Michelle Robeso n

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Arnold Air Society

Row I: Michcal Quinn, Jim Ott, Randy Atkeison, Bill Meihe, Vern Boehme, Jim Schaeffer, Mike Blackmore. Row 2: Mark Marikos, Ralph Rojas, Keith Nolde, Ro lland Ponzer, Ron Hoffman, Keith Jinkerson. Row 3: Paul Kossina, Steve Vancil, Steve Gilbert, Dave Seman, Loren Gilbert, Dave Thompson, Brian Milburn, Dave Barely, Major Clinton.

Row I : Jim Hassinger, Gary Gaal, Joey SiUyman, Randy Latall. Row 2: Larry Chapman, To~ BoJ!Ian, Ron Mueller, Ronald Hodges, Rick Scott, Dave Walker, Jim Abbot. Row 3: Edgar Ray, Douglas Duff, Loren Ginter, Gary Kamer man, Davtd Wills, Dave Strong.

Raiders

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Sittin~: Richard Schrenkcr, Doug Wood, Danny Roper, Rick Erder, Glenn Weidler, Ron Schrenker, Peter Kinman , David Schade.

Stand1ng: David 13ishop, Mark 13crger, Lou Rcinisch, Larry Hamrick, Kerry Whisnant, Mike Lackner, Glen Vierhellcr, Don Cline, John Carsteus, Joe Offutt.

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Intervarsity Christian Fellowship

Fellowship of Christian University Students Row l : Ric McLean, Roger Ha yes, Tim Oberle, Sue Peeler, Nancy Ruth , Ric Welsh, Beth McCown, Pat McCown.

Row 2 : John Garret, Bikk McKee, Carla Zolman, Michelle Watz, Pauletta France, Kathe Noonan, Robert Perrcy, Bill Nickolcy. Row 3: Wanda Garner, Roger Thomas, Marla Kiepe, David Spencer, Dick Sumner, Greg Chamberlain.

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Llahona Fellowship

Row 1: DeAun Young. Row 2: Jlarold Michel, Jon Brinkman, Dennis Y oung, Mkc Jones, Dennis Wood. Row 3: Archie Gatrost, V era Maiko, John Middleton, James Jones.

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1. Dennis Pease 2. Amy Dueker 3. Jonathan Lamar 4. Vern Durham 5. Kim Coleman 6. Anne High 7. Doug "Tweed" Peterson 8. Carolyn Burehfied 9. Leonard Veden 10. Ron Gutermuth 11. Denne Roe 12. Ron Schrenker 13. Paul Brigge 14. Steve Robbins IS. Lois Fradenburgh 16. Debbie Rabbitt 17. Alan Benson 18. Joe Tull I 9. BiU Hawthoren 20. Charles Jennett 21. Jacque Ogden 22. Ron King 23. Dave McClure 24. Don Hall

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Society of Petroleum Engineers Society of Mining Engineers

Row 1: Dan Thebeau, Doug Lacke, Jim Cole, Jim Hurtte, Ki m Burke, Lou McCauley, R.F. Bruzewski. Row 2: Ruedi Fischer, Dan Schelledy, Ed llilligoss, Rich Melcher, Ed Settle, Dave Allen, Dean Stacker, Ed Stickler, Steve Witthar, Carl O tristiansen, Larry 01athan, James Scott.

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Sitting: Michael Lupo, IGm Kline, Mark Schankman, Jim Maritn, John Pool, Mark Fulks. Standing: Mark Bruenger, Karl Johnston, Dave Johnson, Vance Havens, Gary Blankenship, Dan Neuhart, Bob Rice, Steve Conner, Prof. Selberg (advisor).

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C.L. Dake Geological Society

I. Terry Collins 2. Larry Nuellcy 3. Randy Stranghoener 4. Tom Roth 5. Leora Markunas 6. Alexis Swoboda 7. Dave Butherus 8. Marsha Collins 9. Orenda Talty 10. George Carlstron 11. Janet Miller 12. Janice Rohr

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13. James Collings 14. Mike Pace 15. Darry Mercer 16. Susan Blickensderfer 17. Lance Overmeyer 18. Bo nnita Pace 19. Richard Hoffman 20. Greg Willis 21. Greg Wessel 22. Alan Kornacki 23. Gary Mackey

Metallurgical Society

R?w. 1: Jose Oserno, ~nil Shah, Antone Brasunas, Dave Roth, Scott Boyd, Dr. Fred Kisslinger •. Joe ~chmttz. Row 2: G:~!Y Downer, John Hamm, Don Bogin, Gary Steckel, Mtke Chisom, Dave Hughes, Mtke Holt, Tom Robinson.

American Foundrymen's Society

Row 1: Bob foleischman, uave Roth, Dave Koehler, Dinesh Patel, Lou Luth. Row 2: Ken Burris, Mike McCarthy, J .P. Haley, Scott Boyd, Dave Hughs, Mike Holt, Frank Minden.

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Row 1: Ken Dufner, Earl Boesl, Clarence Dcigel, Emmett Redd, Loyd Pcrrymore, Sam Rucker. Row 2: Mike Marden, Roger Reagan, Douglas Wood, Joh Brinkman n, Walter Fechner, Randy llockheim er, Dennis Pease. Row 3: Tom !Iolley, David Kanevsky.

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Kneeling: Delores James. Standing: Denise Lovasco, Mary Foeshe, Brenda Langkopf, 01eryl Sisson, Judy Wilson, Pam Oliver, Cathy Furlong.

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Row 1: J. Kramme, Advisor, J. Ziegler, S. Gilbert , P. Abeny. Row 2: D. Smith, D. Bo nney, D. Smith, J. Mangoff, R. Mc Donald, E. Scarff, J. Ho pkins.

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Row 1: Anderson, Vessell, Stalling, Kissack, Miller. Row 2: Key, Kite, Stanley, Fricke, Noel, Dillow, Dye, Buzbee.

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l . Rob Arnold 2. Phil Henry 3. Tim Bradley 4. Bill Kroeger 5. Reed Curtis 6. Bob Pease 7. Jim Entwistle 8. Tim Blood 9. Mike Norberg 10. Jim West ll . Do n Steinnerd 12. Kenton Wright 13. Bill Greiser 14. George IS. Rusty Curtis 16. Steve Suellentrop 17. Ma rk Mateer 18. Bob McCarthy 19. Steve Pepers 20. Bill Orr 2 1. Scott Boyd 22. Allen Fails

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Football Miners Suffer Tough Season Again

The football Miners received another setback this year, compiHng an overall record of 3-6-2. Causes for a losing season were due to lack of experience of the young Miner team.

However, there was some success. In the game against Mo. Southern of Sept. 29, the Miners were up, and won 16-0. An enthusiastic homecomin g crowd saw UMR beat Central Mo. State 24-14. In an exciting see-saw battle with Lincoln, the Miners emerged victorious, 26-25.

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The Miners will have 16 of its 22 starters returning next season. T he team will have plenty of depth with a high percentage of the freshmen coming back. Offensive keys to the team will be Greg Haug, quarterback and receivers Mer l Dillow and Stu Dunlop.

As a final note, three Miners were picked for all-conference honors. These were seniors Jim White and Steve Suellentrop, and sophomore Merl Dillow. In addition, many others were chosen for the second team and honorable mention.

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The UMR basketball team ended an exciting season by defeating conference champion Southwest Mo. State for the second time to finish the season with a 7-5 conference record and clinch a tie with Lincoln for second place in the MIAA. The Miners made a great try for the conference title. After a slow start and a 3-4 conference record, the Miners won four of the five remaining league games. The basketball team finished with an overall record of 12-12. The Miners played perhaps their toughest schedule ever with teams Like Memphis State, SIU-Carbondale, Southwest Texas State, and Eastern Illinois.

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Coach Billy Key hopes to be able to find replacements for the members of the team that will graduate this year.

Perhaps the most difficult to replace will be 6-3 guard Ken Stallings. Ken was named Most Valuable player in the MIAA. This was the first time a Miner had been chosen for this honor. He established many UMR scoring records while he was here including most points in a game, 41 against Lincoln. He also set a record for season point total of 596. Ken ended up with a 25.9 points per game average. That was sixth in the nation for college division players. In addition to being MVP, Ken was named to the first team ali-MIAA squad. He also made the district Vall America team.

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Also lost is John Gibson, 6-4 reserve forward who averaged five points per game. Another player leaving the Miners will be Tommy Noel, 6-5 forward, who played in all 24 games and averaged 15 points and 12 rebounds per game. He is the fourth leading scorer for UMR as a four year starter. His high game was 32 points and 20 rebounds.

Although the coaches have lost some key personnel, they still have some fine players returning next season.

Guards Royce Vessel and Bob Kissack will both be back.

To provide strength on the boards, two freshmen, Bob Stanley and Ross Klie will be returning. Merl Dillow will also be back to give some help in the rebounding department.

The Miners hope to be back in the MIAA race with this nucleus of returning veterans.

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Though having a disappointing sixth place finish in the MIAA, the harriers did compile a 5-2 dual meet record.

The season was highlighted by a third place finish at the SI U Invitational and victories over rivals Washington U. and UMSL. Looking ahead to next year, the Miners won't lose any of their top seven. Back will be team leaders Mike Scheplin and Don Marlin, sophomore John Herman, and freshmen Bill Maples, Dave Craycraft, Paul Andrew, and Walnut Jensen.

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Soccer Club Expands Program The UMR Soccer Club broadened its program to include more games and tougher competition this year. The players took a more serious attitude this year with rigorous practices and workouts. The overall record of the club was 3-8 as they beat Drury twice and Columbia College once. Next year the Soccer Club will include tougher teams in their schedule. These will include Floissant Valley, Meramec College, Harris Teachers College, Mizzou, and Springfield.

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Tankmen 1st in MIAA After three conse cutive years of secon d place in the MIAA , the Miners defea ted defen ding cham pions South west Missou ri 15 5-15 I. Fresh man Bill Orr was a triple winner and was name d outst andin g swimmer of the meet. He won the 200 yard freestyle, the 400 yard individual medle y and the 500 yard freestyle. Bill Kroeg er won the I 00 yard and 200 backs troke . Mike Norb org yard captu red the 200 yard butte rfly event .

The Mine rs finish ed their season with a 11-3 dual meet recor d.

In the colleg e division of the NCAA Natio nal Meet , the Miners finished 29th out of 82 teams and qualif ied Mike Norb org and Bill Orr as AllAmer icans .

Missing all-America hono rs by four tenth s of a secon d was our 400 yard medley team of Kroeger, Blood , Norb org, and Orr. But they did break the schoo l recor d by five secon ds.

Othe r varsit y recor ds estab lished were by Orr in the 500 yard freest yle, 4:53. 8 and in the 200 yard freest yle, 1:47.5. The 800 yard relay team of Norb org, Entw istle, Wrigh t, and Orr set a new recor d with 7:29. 7.

Coac h Pease said that with a good recru itmen t the Miners will be a powe r next year.

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The young UMR grapplers suffered a disappointing season with a dual meet record of 2- I 2-0. There were some bright spots, though. Steve Ganz, a senior, ended the season with an incredible 21-2-0 record. He set a UMR record of most wins with 2 1 and tied records of most falls, 6, and most consecutive wins, 8. Another senior, Mike Blackmore finished the season with a strong 11-1 0-0 record. Although the Miners did not do well in the MIAA or All-Missouri tournaments, they finished first in the UMR Tournament with five champions. With this experience under their belts the Miners look to a better season next year.

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The golf team was undefeated in the Dual a nd Triangular competition, with the highlight being our vic tory over Arkansas Sta te University. Our Miners fini shed hlgh in collegia te to urnaments a t Galvestoh Island Classic a nd in the Heart o f America Classic in Central Mo . The Miners were lead by conference champion Steve Hill , who carried a 75 average throughout the competitio n. He will compete in the natio na ls a t Tampa.

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The UMR Tennis Team survived a dismal season as they faced many experienced and talented teams such as SIUEdwardsville and Washington University.

The Netmen beat Lincoln twice, Central Bible College and Rockhurst during the long frustrating season. Increased student support for the Tennis Team could make a difference in the futu re as spectators were few and far between 路 this year.

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The baseball Miners suffered a heartbreaking season this year, posting a 6-22 record over-all, and a I-ll record in the MIAA. Smith, who batted .385, was the only batter in the Miner lineup to bat over .300.

McMillan was the highest averaging pitcher, posting a 3-2 record for himself. No other pitcher except McMillan had above a .200 pitching average.

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After a slow start in the fall of 1973, the Rugby Club put it together in the Spring to win some tough games.

After defeating Rockhurst in the snow, the ruggers lost a heartbreaker to powerful Central Methodist 11-8.

After that, they travelled to the Mardi Gras where the ruggers lost two tough games to eliminate them from the tournament. The ruggers came back to Missouri just to lose to Central Mo. State. The ruggers got psyched up as they demolished Southwest Mo. State and won handlly over the River Quay Rugby Club. In the Stag Midwest tournament, the Miners earned the right to meet Warrensburg in the finals after beating Northern Iowa, Springfield , and Mizzou. In a tough contest the ruggers were beaten 19-4, thereby taking second place in the tourney.

The ruggers will try to rebuild their team next year due to the loss of many graduating seniors.

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Several of the UMR rec ords we nt by the wayside this past trac k season. Inclu ded were the ind oor lon g jum p, ind oor trip le jum p, and out doo r trip le jum p by Steve Sm ith. Also, the 60- yd. das h by Sam Bro wn and Flo yd Harris. The two -mi le run by Mike Sch epf lin, 3 mil e run by David Cra ycr oft , the high jum p, by Ro ss Kil e, and the 2-m ile rela y. Tra ck ma n of the yea r was Ste ve Sm ith.

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ARCHERY

Intramural Champions

Marksman Runner-Up Team Champions Team Runner-Up

Key Barnum Key-Congiardo Gawlik-Mercier

Lambda Chi Sigma Tau Gamma Lambda Chi MRHA

1973-74 GOLF FLAG FOOTBALL

Kappa Sigma Beta Sigma Psi

Champion Runner-Up

Ind. Medalist Runner-Up Team Champions Team Runner-Up

Braun Stein Stein-Tattman Shelliday-Schneider

Ind. MRHA MRHA Phi Kappa Theta

TABLE TENNIS

Singles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Champions Doubles Runner-Up Team Champion Team Runner-Up

Jarapanich HoUocher Payne-Garrett You-Lam

Int. Students Engineers Qub Engineers Club Int. Students Engineers Oub Int. Students

CROSS COUNTRY

Champion Runner-Up Team Champion Team Runner-Up

Hawthorne Schreer Kieffer-Ziegler Scheer-Mudd

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BASKETBALL

Kappa Sigma Tech Club

Champion Runner-Up

Singles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Champion Doubles Runner-Up Team Champions Team Runner-Up

SWIMMING

200-yd. Medlay Relay 100-yd. Freestyle Diving 50-yd. Freestyle 50-yd. Backstroke 50-yd. Breaststroke 50-yd. Butterfly 200-yd. Freestyle/ Relay 100 Ind. Medlay Team Champion Team Runner-Up

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Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Pi Kappa Alpha Campus Club Kappa Sigma Sigma Pi Lambda Chi Kappa Sigma Tech Club Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha

BADMINTON

Singles Champion Singles Runner-Up Doubles Champion Doubles Runner-Up Team Champion Team Runner-Up

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WRESTLING

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Mark Kasing, Kappa Sigma

RUNNER-UP Pena, Sig Nu Bieg, TKE Castor, MRHA Amsinger, Lam Chi JGnnivan, Sig Ep Crain, Phi Kap Behrnes, Phi Kap Schenke, Sig Ep ScheU, KA Harms, KA Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma

TENNIS

Singles Champion Singles Team Champions Singles RuMer-Up Doubles Champions Doubles Runner-Up Doubles Team Champions

Benzeni Buchannon-Barczewslti Lenzeni-Tenn White-Manning Murphy-Diestelkamp Berger-Mudd

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Team Champions Runner-Up

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FINAL INTRAMURAL STANDINGS BOWLING

Team Champion

MRHA

Team Runner-Up

Tau Kapa Epsilon

High Triple Series Runner-Up

Hurley Wend

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SPECIAL AWARDS

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Intramura l footba ll was again the rughlight of the year.

Tough competiti on in all leagues made it impossibl e to dete rmine league winners until the fin al games of the regular season. Emerging as victors were Sigma Tau Gamma, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Alpha , and the 1972-73 winners, Beta Sigma Psi. The champion ship game featured Kappa Sigma against Beta Sigma Psi. In a close contest, Kappa Sigma emerged as the winners in a 30-2 1 overtime victory. In the consolati on final, Sigma Tau Gamma put it toge ther to beat Kappa Alpha to take the third place spot.

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Third Straight Intramural basketball was full of excitement again this year as four powerhouse teams fought their way through league competition to get to the finals.

Kappa Sigma won its third straight basketball championship with a 41-37 win over Tech Club. This was the climax of an increclible record of 25 straight wins over the last few years. In the contest for third place, MRHA defeated Beta Sigma Psi 45-40.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon, after defeating defending volleyball champion Kappa Sigma, went on to beat Sigma Pi in the finals to become the 1974 volleyball champs. Great teamwork between TKE's setters and spikers enabled them to breeze through the finals. In the consolation game , a strong team from Beta Sigma Psi defeated Lambda Chi Alpha to take third place.

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Kappa Alpha ran away with intramural wrestling again this year as they compiled 62 team points compared to second place Kappa Sigma who had 42 points. KA's champs included Larry Davis (130), Dennis Woodruff ( 160), and David Seama n ( 177). Other champions were Dennis Visos ( 123) PiKA, Francis Moore ( 137) Sig Ep, Jim Dudley (145) Tech Club , Ken Dufner (152) TKE, Mark Kassing, outstanding wrestler, (167) Kappa Sig, Gary Roebke (191) Kappa Sig, and Steve Suellentrop (HW) Ka ppa Sig.

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Individual year. In golf, and Tattman was AI Braun

sports help ed keep intramurals close this MRHA was the team champion with Stein giving them that honor. Individual medalist from Inde pendents.

Key and Congiardo won archery for Lambda Chi with a score of 205 to nip out MRHA. Key was marksman with a score of 11 2.

Phil Wedd le from PiKA was the billiards champion with Rau from GDI as runner-up.

In badminton Seiler from MRHA defeated Moehleman from Ind. for the singles championship , and Lang and Wilhelm from TKE beat Dombek and Holce r for the doubles title. Team cham pi ons was TKE with Sig Tau as runner-ups.

Scheckel of Delta Sig won singles handball by bea ting Stuat of Mates while Finer and Protempa of Delta Sig edged out Beitch and Chervitz for doubles championship .

Team champion was Delta Sig with Kappa Sig coming in second.

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In c ross country Hawthorne of Campus Club was the individual champ with Schrcer fro m Sig Ep finishing second . Kieffer and Ziegler from Tech Club combined for the team championship while Sig Ep was team runner-up.

In soccer, powerful TKE beat the Interna ti onal Students in the finals to become cham ps.

In intramural tennis Buchcannon and Barczewski o f PiKA were the singles cha mps while Murphy and Diestelkamp of Sig Ta u were the winners o f the doubles co mpetition.

Winner o f rine was Kappa Sig with a score of 941 while Lambda Chi was a close second with a 9 18 score.

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Kappa Sigma dominated intramural swimming again as they accumulated 49 team points compared with runnerup Kappa Alpha's total of 26 points.

Kappa Sig won the 200 yard medley relay, the 50 yard backstroke, and the 200 yard freesty le relay to help clinch the championship.

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Team champions for table tennis was Engineers Club with the International Students taking the runner-up spot.

Jarapanich of Int. Stu. beat Hollocher of Engine Club in singles while the team of Payne and Garrett whipped You and Lam of Int. Stud. for the doubles title.

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Rodens of TKE defeated Yomitz ofGDI for the singles championship in horseshoes and Be ta Sig's team of Johnson and Wegener won over

Woodruff and Seibel of KA for the doubles title. Team champions was TK E with runner-ups being Kappa Sig. Intramural track climaxed the intramural season as TKE won it handily.

TKE's relay team in the 440 was Meier Wilhelm, Signoria, and Charpen tier.

They won it in record time for intramurals. Runner-up was Alpha Phi Alpha.

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Pikers Win Softball Intramural softball was played differently this year due to the weather.

A double elimination system was set up in the leagues so the season could be completed. The final league champs was Kappa Sigma, Beta Sigma Psi, Sigma Pi, and Pi Kappa Alpha. The finals saw PiKA against Beta Sig. There was really no contest as the Pikers ran away with the game 9-2. Sig Pi beat Kappa Sig to clinch third place in the consolation final.

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Womens Intramurals SWIMMING

BASKETBALL

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Team Champion Team Runner-Up

TRACK BOWUNG

Team Champion Team Runner-Up

Kappa Delta WRHA

Team Champion Team Runner-Up

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ARCHERY VOLLEYBALL Team Champion Team Runner-Up Team Champion Team Runner-Up

Rice-Cower Ha'd ley-Durst

WRHA Newman

WRHA Wesley GOLF

BADMINTON

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Marge Rice Broof Doyle

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Team Champion Team Runner-Up

Knapp-Cahill Cooper-Rabbitt

WRHA Wesley

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WRHA BSU

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FINAL INTRAMURAL WOMENS STANDINGS

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WRHA Dominates Women's Intramurals

First place in women's golf this year was taken by WRHA and second place was won by Wesley. Medalist was Knapp from WRHA and runner-up was Rabbitt from Wesley.

Women's table tennis was won by WRHA . Singles champion was Ruff from WRHA and doubles champion was the team of Morrill-Row den from Zeta Tau Alpha.

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WRHA won singles tennis with GDI close behind in second place. The singles champion was Debbie Gower from WRHA and the singles runner-up, also from WRHA, was Peggy Choill.

WRHA took first in both the singles and doubles competition in womens' badminton. Singles champion was Marge Rice and the doubles champion

team was Broof and Doyle. GDI took second in both categories. High triple series of 455 in intramural bowling by Winnette Mason gave Kappa Delta first place in the event. Second place was WRHA. Womens' billiards was also won by Kappa Delta with Sharon Brady the champion. Second place was GDI, During being the runner-up.

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by WRHA. GDI women took second place honors.

A total of seven womens teams participated in intramural volleyball, but once again WRHA was at the top.

Wesley took second place in the sport.

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IFC Acacia Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Alpha Beta Sigma Psi Delta Sigma Phi Delta Tau Delta Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi Sigma Tau Gamma Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Xi Triangle Zeta Tau Alpha

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uA thousand things advance;

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nine hundred and ninety nine retreat:

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That is Progress."

Henri Frederick Amiel

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"Progress is the govenor of all successful civilizations the world has known. When progress stops so does life. " unknown A rmenian autocrat

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"Is it progress if a cannib al uses knife and f ork ?"

S tanislau Lee

"Progress imposes no t 0 11/y new possibilities [or the f uture, but new restric tions."

N orbert Wein er

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I. Bob Becherer 2. Eric Trice 3. Dave Schepers 4. Bill Morley 5. Bob Jones 6 . Ron Dutton 7 . Neil Frankenberg 8 . Cliff Mahar 9. Art Curle I 0 . Mark Cavinder I I . Brad Scott 12. Vern Boehme 13. Jim Watts 14. Joe Cappa 15. Dave Antal 16. Mike Hurst 17. Harry Chappel 18. Bob Gold 19. Dave Hardin 20. Bob Fleischman 2 1. Joe Adrian 22. Dave Harsell 23. Tony Seris 24. Jerry Schmitz 25. Tim Blood 26. Albert Winston 27. Mark Smith 28. Mike Kinsella 29. Rick Sauerwein 30. Herb Alcorn 3 1. Keith Hoemann 32. Mark Weidinger 33. Ron Martin 34. Jack Gevecker

Inter- Fraternity Council

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Acacia

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l. Art Curle

2. Blake Mastin 3. Milton Dickensheet

4. Ron Muelle r 5. Bill Christians

6. Mark Bailey 7. Mark J ourdan

8. Dave Strang 9. Roger VanDeven l 0. Steve Croy l I . Bill Denny 12. Mike McGavock 13. Gary Robinson 14. Rick Boyd 15. Dave Mink 16. Darrell Rachels 17. Bob Vornberg

18. Craig Jakubs 19. Fred Ludwig 20. Jim Ehrhardt 21. Don Chronister 22. Dr. Selden Trimble 23. Dr. Kaare Nygaard 24. Mike Wright 25 . Leo Valla 26. Dave Hardin 27. Steve Beleck 28. Allen Paschke 29. Ron Hodges 30. Ed Cox 3 1. Marty Henson 32. Randy VanDeven 33. Jim Lampkins 34. Jerry Albe rs

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Alpha Epsilon Pi

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I . Puzzin 2 . Rupe 3. Fuzzhead 4 . Krussssnerd 5. Balls 6. Goofy 7. Sheeny 8. Hamhoch 9. Burt the Squirt I0. Bernstein 11. Ho oten 12. Red 13. Fa tman 14. Rust y 15. Wit 16. Studstone 17. Bergy 18. Beitchlcycles 19. Froehlicksam 20. Lucal Sux 2 I. Wurvitz 22. Dildo 23. Fredson 24 . Yager

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Alpha Phi Alpha

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I . Benard Givens 2. William Burch 3. Henry Perkins 4. John Erwin 5. Dale Cain 6. Chever Hall 7. Gary Penny 8. Robert Jackson 9. Eric Trice 10. Albert Winston 11. Jeffrey Clay 12. Roland Wilks 13 . Harvey Randall 14. Terry Logan IS . Frank Billups 16. Kenneth Herton 17. Kevin Webb 18. Samuel Brown 19 . Micheal Joshua 20. Lawrence Smith

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I. Jon Trusik 2. Bill Beck 3. Chuck Heidbreder 4. Paul Marting 5. Jim Weinhold 6. Art Giesler 7. Ray Ehrhard 8. Glen Ziolko 9. John Hiedbreder I 0. Steve Leischeid t 11 . Gary Hoehne 12. Tim Schmidt 13. Tom Uhlmansier 14. Randy Lewis 15. Dave Colier 16. Kim Greer 17. Steve Jackson 18. T om Speigel 19 . Denny Mertz 20. Jim Morgan 21. Greg Warner 22. Bill Miehe 23. Dave Kuhn 24. Dennis Anderson 25. Craig Hafner 26. Dave Driemeier 27 . Tony Seris 28. Ed Schmidt 29 . Ray Winkelmann 30. Paul Hoemann 3 1. Rich Seifert 32. Vern Boehme 33. Guy Freese 34. Mark Trent 35. AI Hoemann 36. Stan Lafollette 37. Mark Amen 38. Bill Deporter 39. Mark Schoedel 40. Butch Johnson 41. Wayne Long 42. Terry Chinn 43. H-A-W-G 44. Mark Mueller 45. Jim Ott 46. Dave Auberle 47. Dave Shafer 48. Bill Ehrhard

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Beta Sigma Psi

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Delta Sigma Phi

1. Frosty 2. Dave McDonald 3. Russ Reiman 4. Dave Dunavant 5. Bob Park 6. Jerry Dombeck 7. Fred Grafton 8. Steve Feiner 9. Jerry Garland 10. Bill Scheckel II. Rick LaFollette 12. Jack Gevecker 13. Joe Offutt 14. Dave Caulfield 15. Rick Yelton 16. Don Cline 17. Randy Oleson 18. Mike Lackner 19. Larry Brewer

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20. Ron Hoffman 2 1. Steve Bell 22. Rich Weaver 23. Jim Roman 24. Phil Hensley 25. Darrell Robinson 26. Doug Kinnett 27. Dan Dugar 28. Greg Steube 29. Kim McGinnis 30. Marc Smith 31 . Mark Wilson 32. Elmer Doty 33. Keith Nold e 34. Bob Yoeder 35. Mark Weidinger 36. Bruce Baker 37. Paul Dalluge 38. Glen Vierheller

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Delta Tau Delta

I . Eddie Doss 2. Sandy Campbell 3. Dennis Carlton 4. Tobey Yandon 5. Zeke 6. Ed Haberstroh 7. Dave Lyon 8. Craig Thompson 9. Bob Jones l 0. Don Dierker 11 . Randy Rick

12. Kevin Farley 13. Lee Belsky 14. Bill Tierney 15. Joe Melton 16. Bill Morley 17. Tom Smith 18. Wayne Twomey 19. Jim Stewart 20. Kelly McGrath 21. Charles Parker

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Kappa Alpha

I. Daniel Kovarik 2. John Kreiger 3. Samuel Ingrassra 4. Dennis Seibel 5. Cliff Mahar 6. Duke of Lanier 7. David Gofort h 8. Tim Bradley 9. Scott Chappe ll I 0. Don Short II. Ron Steingr ubey 12. Jeff Claus 13. Ralph McGari ty 14. Tim Clifford 15. Rick Dorste 16. Marc Arand 17. Dude Harms 18. Larry Davis 19. Dan Black 20. Charles Riddle 21. John Dunn 22. Bruce Boyd 23. Mike Marx 24. Roland Poertne r 25. John Naes 26. Larry Markos 27. Dennis Dutton 28. Ray Sudhei mer 29. Ron Webelh uth 30. Art Amoro so 3 1. Mike Allen 32. Tim Scruggs

33. Charles Hansfo rd 34. William Varwig 35. Dave Seaman 36. Mike Anders on 37. Ron Robert s 38. Bob Schroff 39. Stan Darden 40. Glenn Mc Bride 41 . Kevin Pace 42. John Ferguso n 43. Steve Neuwir th 44. Bob Williams 45. Steve Shull 46. Phil Boegne r 47. Gary Kallme yer 48. Lee Claus 49. Dave Bowma n SO. Mark Call 5 I . Gary Roberts 52. Loren Ginter 53. Terry Buzbee 54. Mark Fourni er 55. Steve Miller 56. Reed Curtis 57. Steve Smith 58. John Stellern 59. Dennis Faerbe r 60. Dennis Woodr uff 61. Rick Voytas 62. Bruce Russell 63. Dave Matthe ws

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Kappa Delta

I. J an Stock 2. Sharo n Brad y 3. Marsha Mc Do na ld ( Duf) 4. Kaye Edwards 5. Debbie Ma lone 6 . Debbie Brice 7 . Susan Lu ffel 8 . Debbie Rabbitt 9. DeAnn Bake r I 0. Pat Peets I I. Lynda Nati o ns 12. Francine Davidson (Chez) 13 . Ka thy Vc it 14. Paula Brooks IS. Ka thy Beck (KB) 16. Ca thy Dulin 17 . Linda Wixson (Wix) 18 . J oy Osborn (J B) 19. Paula Marcellus (PJ) 20 . Chery ll DePriest 2 1. Ruth Legsdin (Legs) 22. Karen Sch umacher (Shoe) 23. Wi nnette Mason ( Rebos)

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1. Kent Springer

38. Bill Quinn

2. Scott Hayes 3. Steve Blair 4. Rick Kreiger

39. Mike Chase 40. Marc McCord

5. Gypsy 6. Jay Jost 7 . Firm Hanneke 8. Collins Burstall 9. Jeff Feaster 10. Dan Roper II. Gary Culp 12. Larry Ott 13. Mark Drumm 14. Andres Dasso 15. Cony Me tcalf 16. Stan Schilling 17. Barry Harsh 18. Dave Carver 19. Dave Perry 20. Larry Buchtmann 21. Brian 22. Bob Hall 23. Rob Baker 24. Roger Fleer 25. Bill Franz 26. Tom Hanki ns 27. Howard Streeter 28. Mike Allen 29. Bill Meister 30. Mike Fugate 31. Charlie Tower 32. Denny Springer 33. John Smith 34. Steve Petty 35. Bob Kissack 36. Dale WalHng 37. Paul Vetter

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41 . John Shucart 42. Rich Mazur 43 . Gary Pariani 44. Doug Gale 45. Rick Leifield 46. Randy Young 47. Carl Rezsonya 48. Mark Marienfeld 49. Jack Costello 50. Mike Barbaglia 51. Andy Simon 52. Denny Hayden 53. Doug Freeman 54. Pat Owen 55. Dave Breece 56. Tom Belsha 57. Dale Porte 58. Carl Pelech 59. Paul Sneed 60. Jim De Vous 6 1. Fred Grass 62. T ony Bommarito 63. Dwight Gookin 64. Neil Frankenberg 65. Bill Wagner 66. Jim Griese 67. Mike Griffin 68. Darrel Ludwig 69. Denny Wehmeyer 70. Craig Payken 7 1. Gary Hudiburgh 72. Steve Sherrick 73. Stew Scott 74. Bill Kroeger

Kappa Sigma

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1. Joy Osborn 2. Paula Marcellus 3. Carol O'Rou rke 4. Sandy McClain 5. John Kelly 6 . J im White 7. Curt Killinger 8. Joe Tucker 9. Mark Congia rdo 10. Ann Carmic hael 11 . Mark Schna tzmeye r 12 . Don Rogge 13. Jim Falkne r 14. Mike Davis 15. Mark Amsinger 16. Brad Scott 17 . J erry McCam mon

18. Chuck Studer 19. Jon Wolver ton 20. Pat Murph y 21 . Dan Amsinger 22. Rickie Petri 23. Bob Brenna n 24. Bob Hayes 25. Tom Headin gton 26. Don Angell 27. Mike Hobick 28. Gregg Carlson 29. Larry Shlpers 30. Joe Martin 3 1. Tom Gebhar dt 32. Dave Lucas 33. Les Hamilt on

34. Mike Boothb y 35. Mike Sewell 36. Gene Manning 37. Allen Nichols 38. Wolfgang 39. Rob Arnold 40. Chuck Naslund 41 . Ray Komer ous 42. Ron Dawes 43. Jim Riordan 44. Beowo lf 45. Calvin Curd t 46. Rick Larson 47. Jamie Goss 48. Ken Hurley 49. Ron Rogge

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I . Dennis Rackers 2 . Dan Binz 3. Ken Ortmann 4. Mike McKean 5. Jim Knight 6. Dave Muenks 7. Paul Andren 8. Dan Shelledy 9. Ed Self 10. Ed Burford ll . Larry Mertens 12. Bob Dallas 13. Tom Schneider 14. Mike Nilhelm 15. Dan Brown 16. Buddy Bruns 17. Joe Becker 18. Mike Searcy 19. Bill Uding 20. Mike Moellering 21. Jeff Schumacher 22. Mike Rousselot 23. John O' Reilly 24. Steve Robertson 25. John Wegman 26. Bernie Lucas 27. Dave Rinas 28. Joe Adrian 29. Dave Mucke rman 30. Tom Rossi 3 1. Bill Rosenbaum 32. Larry Hoeflinger 33. Bud Scheer 34. Joe Barylski

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35. Steve Philips 36. Rusty Crane 37. Jim Watts 38. Dave Favier 39. Bert Schnettgoecke 40. Paul Kee per 41. John Rossi 42. Chuck Staley 43. Jim Godar 44. Lou Greco 45. Dale Brzuchalski 46. Gary Maasen 47 . Bruce Schaller 48. Len Struttmann 49. Ed Kobylinski 50. Mark Alvey 5 l . Dave Leigers 52. Joe Ebert 53. Mike Kempf 54. Bob Born 55. Ri ch Dolan 56. Dan Skillman 57. Rich Markey 58. Dave Brockman 59. Ross Shelledy 60. Bill Behrens 6 1. Ri ck Linck 62. Tim O'Neill 63. Tom Naeger 64. Tom Tanner 65. Ron Craven 66. Steve Patton 67. Reudi Fischer

Phi Kappa Theta

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Pi Kappa Alpha

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1. Bob Brennecke 2. Ralph Vatterott 3. Steve Williams 4. Don Wernert 5. Jeff Wilzbacher 6. John Baxter 7. Robbie Campbell 8. Ken Lueckenhoff 9. Stan Frisbee 10. Eric Elrod 11 . Mark Post 12. Bob Bay 13. Mark Dolecld 14. Larry Harris 15. Ken Brugioni 16. Jan Defend 17. Joe Mulitsch 18. Jan Johanningsmeyer 19. Gary Schuchardt 20. Sharon T aylor 21. Mick McCarthy 22. Chin Wang 23. John Cummings 24. Rich Buchanan 25. Ron Simon 26. Larry Schupbach 27 . Dave Barczewski 28. Bob Colombatto

29. John Rogers 30. John Haley 31. AI Kuliniewicz 33. Bill Lueckenhoff 34. Tim Scanlon 35. Lenny Lutz 36. Tom Robinson 37. Phil Weddle 38. Mike Lueckenhoff 39. Hugh Kind 40. Denny Visos 42. Dave Allan 43. Bob Fleischman 44. Scott Boyd 45. Jim Junge 46. Pat Tibbits 4 7. Rich Fleschner 48. Mark Smith 49. Rex Cramer 50. Ted Greenwald 51. Tom Domogalski 52. Jim Forck 53. Bruce Lurtz 54. J ohn Weekley 55. Jim Spencer 56. John Brinton

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I. Michael A. Pleimann 2. Gregory L. Hale 3. Ron H. Martin 4. Gary A. Korzep 5. David F. Melton 6. Norvell M. Derickson 7. Joseph L. Owens 8. Donald C. Bingaman 9. David L. Strelow I 0. Keith I. Hoemann II . Howard D. Stever 12. Stephen E. Hale

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Pi Kappa Phi

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Sigma Nu

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I. Neil Bond 2. Duane Parrish 3. David Schepers 4. Dave Whittaker 5. Phillip Yo unt 6. Steve Conner 7. Richard Bollock 8. Larry Molina 9. Gary Downey 10. Michae l Smith II . Joseph Kracum 12. Nick Barrack 13 . Poker Chip 14. Den nis Massoth 15. Joseph Cappa 16. Mark Brown 17. Mark Ryan 18. Walter Lovell 19. Tho mas Schroeder 20 . Je rry Anderson 21. J oseph Counsil 22. Jim Gre lle 23. Ma rk Mahnken 24. Jo hn Degood

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I. Randy Gault 2.Lobo 3. Bob Brandt 4. Dan Mudd 5. Bob Burton 6. Kurt Kinnevan 7. Randy Sherer 8. Gary Fannin 9. Bill Sample 10. Frank Opfer 11. Ed Winnie 12. Frosty Dunn 13. Don Thurman 14. Bill Cissel 15. Mike Finnegan 16. Mark Berger 17. Jack Vance 18. Ron Atkins 19. Ray Stonitsch 20. Bob Adkins 2 1. Mike Schmidt 22. Steve Petzel 23. Mike Lewis 24. John Barker 25. Randy Nichols 26. Kerry Welker 27. Frank Moore 28. Do n Taylor 29. Gary Haglun d 30. Rick Westerhold 3 1. Jim Bextermeuller 32. Dave Denner 33. LaRoy French 34. Bob Wessel 35. John O'Hara 36. Dave Mittler 37. Mark Heuckroth 38. Larry Shoemaker 39. Bill Bachman 40. Kirk Hayden

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41. Jim Kauten 42. Bre nt Thompson 43. Gerry Wappelhorst 44. Greg Siegrist 45. Bruce Gansner 46. Steve Ganz 47. Dennis Grelle 48. Ben Ackley 49. John Marting 50. Ron Entwistle 5 1. Gary Glenn 52. Larry Chatam 53. Rick Foster 54. Steve Bridges 55. Bill Kolze 56. Lance Rehm 57. Ed Hoeferlin 58. Steve Babbit 59. Roger Kingsborough 60. Rick Katterhenry 6 1. Gerry Wessel 62. J ohn Dean 63. Randy Ganz 64. Gary Hutchison 65. Steve Dieker 66. Dale Wibbenmeyer 67. Steve Mayberry 68 . Randy Goyer 69 . Lief Duvall 70. Craig Liebel 7 1. Tom Sine 72. Mike Bueke 73. Harold Winnie 74. T om Underhill 75. Steve Wilkinson 76. Jim Burns 77. Mike Ross 78. Tim Underhill 79. Dwight Tidquist

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Sigma Pi

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I. Rob Armstrong 2. Tom Dedde ns 3. Sean Price 4. Nuri Birer 5. J oe Coree 6. Denny Gilliam 7. Prince 8. Paul Pe ttit 9. Bill Berg I 0. Bruce Davenport 11 . Mick Gilliam 12. Pat Goeke 13. Kerry Hay 14. Steve Partney IS. Don Gardner 16. Dave Harsell 17. Bruce Webster 18. Mark Lochman n 19 . Bill Peach 20. John Cordera 2 1. Dave Larcker 22. Ri ch Wurth 23 . Steve Cortopassi

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Sigma Tau Gamma

1. Paul Heid 2. Gary Hamilton 3. Steve Dipple 4. Barry Baiotto 5. Peat Moss 6. Randy Hughes 7. Tom Ko hler 8. Tiny Middendorf 9. Guy Gilbert I 0. Richard Slick I I. Randy Moore 12. Paul Mersinger 13. Kiki 14. John Roach 15. John Hernd o n 16. Mike Midden 17. Bob Bellm 18. Chris Lo tz 19. Bill Bergfeld 20. Bill Langenbacher 2 1. Jim Martin 22. Jim Wilson 23. Robin Murphy 24. Steve Avery 25. Russ Deifenbach 26. Nguyen Thanh 27. Jim Schicker 28. Dave Ho lmes 29. Ken Cropp 30. Bob Harrison 3 1. J ohn Rucker 32. Gary Holmes

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33. Bob Wacker 34. Dave Poe 35. Paul Sickjng 36. Jim Glynn 37. Steve Schaefer 38. Joe Witte 39. Bob Becherer 40. Jeff Stevenson 41. Brad Crutcher 42. Paul Wehmhoener 43. Pau l Vereheyen 44. Dave Dietzkamp 45. Steve Scanell 46. Mark Schroepfer 47. Mike Niehoff 48. Roger Amelung 49. Rick Sauerwein 50. Joe Gorczyca 5 I. Charlie Kallal 52. Al Jare 53. Brian Murphy 54. Spook Smith 55. Richie Kopp 56. Tony Witte 57. Trog Conner 58. Sal Pagano 59. Dave Ebersole 60. Rusty Litchfield 6 1. Jim Coldwell 62. Kerry Koepke 63. Bob Nardin

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Tau Kappa Epsilon

I . Craig Gartside 2. Jim Kissel 3. John Szabo 4. Don Kemmerling 5. Jim Proe 6. Tim Spiele 7 . Randy White 8. Mike Carron 9. Dale Williams 10. Louis B. J earls, Jr. 11 . Ken Dufner 12. Rhein Dable r 13. Jim Brychta 14. Dennis Simon 15 . Dave Antal 16. John Rath 17. Tom Borowiak 18. Kurt Wilhelm 19. Troy Padilla 20. Marc Slusser 21. Lee Lammert 22. AI Sanuskar 23. Dennis Larson 24. Kent Richardson 25. Bob Bieg 26. Frank Bauer

27. AI Esker 28. Mel Keller 29. Herman Schamber 30. Mike Dinapoli 3 1. Pau l Fellin 32. Rich Manchester 33. Dennis Meier 34. Dan Latal 35. Roger Hill 36. Mark Salanski 37. Dan Rose 38. Gary Midkiff 39. Randy Lang 40. Don Proehl 41. Mark Moran 42. Brett Crotty 43. Mike Cullen 44. Steve Suellentrop 45. Kevin Leoffelman 46. Art Tinnermeyer 4 7. Bob Keller 48. Mike Kirn 49. Dave Thorn 50. John Signarino 51. Jim Barth

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Theta XI

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I. Bi II Ogruski 2. Bob Va lleroy 3. Rich Donelly 4. Bob Garret 5. Gary Leuske 6. George Gloss 7. Chris Wilson 8. Tom Race 9. Gary Sandbothe I 0. Don Montgomery 11. Bob Rhoads 12. Bob Funtinelli 13. J ohn Sto1wyck 14. Bob Wright 15 . Corbette Brown 16. Tom Calzone

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Zeta Tau Alpha

1. Kim Morril 2. Jeanne Rowden 3. Jan Johnson 4. Pattie Kackley 5. Monica Lapp 6. Bobbie Wilhem 7. Debbie Orrick 8. Pattie Ann Pijut 9. Pam Thompson l 0. Sharon Shaver 11. Jun Chjn Wang 12. Fay Schubert 13. Jan Defend 14. Barb Ross 15. Kim Coleman 16. Marybeth Hollenbach

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Independents 304 ICC 306 Altman 308 Farr ar 312 Holtman 314 Kelly A and B 316 Kelly C and D 318 WRHA 320 Campus Club 324 Engineers Club 326 Tech Club

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I. Larry Harris 2. Ron Gutermuth 3. Steve Post 4. Jim Brad ley 5. Jim Clifford 6. Bruce Kates 7. Bill Meuth 8. John Ziegler 9. Don McLeland I 0. Mike Fisher I I . Emil Reiser 12 . John Rosenberger 13. Paul Telthoist 14. Nick DeLarber IS. Bill Baum hoff 16. Ken Hamilton 17. Dave Chambers 18. Mike Pos t 19 . Scott Bechtold 20. Dave Bar clay 2 1. Cyrus Crowder 22. Bob Overfield 23 . Mike Boles

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24. Brian Miller 25 . Pete Kinman 26. Monte Byers 27. Dan Zust 28 . Lawrence Larkins 29. Mike Barnicle 30. Ed Roebuck 3 1. Chuck Hood 32. Larry Nalley 33. Lawrence Tichy 34. Mike Galloway 35. Mike Sale 36. Ti m Carrol 37. Richard New 38. Jerry T urnbow 39. Duane Berning 40 . Doug Gawlik 41. Ron Reed 42. Rick Jones 43 . John Forbis 44. Tom Tatman 45. George Kieth

46 . Mike Burrell 47. Wayne Wetteroth 48. Mike Perry 49. Bru.ce Bradway 50. Steve Kambol 5 I. Tim Daher 52. Eric Harris 53. Barry Bechtold 54. Bob Trump 55. Terry Whiteside 56. Gilbert Scholl 57. Kieth Wilson 58. Herb Cox 59. Steve Linhart 60. Dale Simpson 6 1. John Tucker 62. Ken Searcy 63 . Marty Fenwick 64. Danny Willes 65. John Keeven 66. Bob Elliott 67. Jeff Fe nton

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Farrar

1 . Dave Loesch 2. Keith Keitel 3. Bobby Baker 4. John Poole 5. Steve McGinley 6. Rick Scarr 7. Todd Horsley 8. Herb Hasty 9. Rex Pendergraph 10. Bernard Held 11 . Alan Brinegar 12. Scott Scherrer 13. John Stutsman 14. Dennis Gronemann 15. Grant Hackett 16. Ken Logan 17. Bruce Gianino 18. Mark Bengston 19. Bob Clark 20. AI K. Hall Green 21 . John Scruggs 22. Larry Oliver 23. William Metheny 24. Johnny Torres 25. Warren Cadwell

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26. Dave Smith 27. Bill Crabtree 28. Dave Hilt 29. Jeffrey Gibson 30. Darrel Lee 3 1. Marty Reynolds 32. Doug Fuchs 33. John Pearson 34. Jim Light 35. Joe Yeager 36. Dennis Calton 37. Steve Weis 38. Dave Johnson 39. Lance Overmyer 40. Karl Johnson 41 . Willie Snodgrass 42. Bob Helmkamp 43. Paul Kossina 44. Radisav Pesich 45. David Varvell 46. Greg Miller 47. Gary Smallwood 48. Bill Petrovic 49. Robert DeWitt 50. Greg Schmittgens

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I . David Kassabaum

2. Barry Mercer 3. Paul Baker 4. Dan Grose 5. Rich Aver 6. John Westermayer 7. Phil Kunz 8. Terry Coffman 9. Jon Manning I 0. Brian Isaacson II. Jim Schaefer 12. J eff Stevenson 13. Matt Wille 14. La rry Castor 15. Steve Tillman 16. Gary Foutch 17. Greg J arboe 18. Dale Fox 19. Mark Reising 20. Steve Burton 2 1. Chuck Moede 22. Claude Zimbelmann 23 . Dave Kutilek 24. Walt Edstrom

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25. Rodney Graham 26. Tom Smith 27. J ohn Nortup 28. Mike Holland 29. Tony Steele 30. Dick Sumner 31. Jim Hirschman 32. Don Head 33 . Mark Doughty 34. Pat Farrar 35. Marc George 36. Randell Schmidt 37. Jim Pruitt 38. J oe Driskill 39. John Mue hl forth 40. John Ladage 41. 路Bob Tiehes 42. Ron Widner 43. Bob Bass 44. Tom Pflaum 45. Skip Garner 46. Bill Wilkerson 4 7. Trent Parkill 48. Mark Bording

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49. Gregg Byers I. Marty Mattlage 2. Jerry Dreisewerd 50. Bob Stamer 3. Marvin Borgmeyer 51. Tom Southeimer 52. Terry Panhorst 4. John Peterson 53. Leon Schlemper 5. Dan Wenk 54. Don Koonce 6. Ron Pozzo 55. Gregg McBride 7. Lloyd Boatright 8. Dwai ne Robertson 56. Irvin Books 57. Brian Swenty 9. George Skosey 58. Dave Wills I 0. Jack Myers 59. Bob Crader II . Neal Libby 60. Bob Heney 12. Chuck Steffens 6 1. Pau l Crouch 13. Jim Wills 62. Mike Pisarkewicz 14. Ron Williams 63. Alan Schmutzler 15. Micky Pritchett 64 . Freddie l add 16. Gary Bauche 65. Gary Albert 17. Bob Faliuene 66. John Moritz 18. Mark Godsey 67. Don Borcherding 19. Perry Welken 68. Jim Gearhart 20. Tom Fiala 69. Emme tt Redd 2 1. Jeff Bertram 70. Pau l Allen 22. Steve Brothers 7 1. Pau l Rogers 23. Dave Statler 72. Robert Chapman 24. James Jones 73. Den nis Fischer 25. Rick Reusler 74. Henry Tate 26. Kei th Schuette 75. Randy Strunk 27. Peter Gum 76. Rich Noah 28. Ro n Albert 29. George Schubert 77. Steve Wagner 78. Dan Hallford 30. James Spielman 79. Randy Den ton 3 1. J. Patrick Riga 80. Brian Millburn 32. Tony Messina 81. Kevin Miller 33. Terry Scheihing 82. Victor Kerns 34. Mark Mateer 83. Bill McAllister 35. Bill Sallas 84. Steve Kienstra 36. John Heller 85. Sharon 37. Paul Kreilich 38. Dominic Lampe 86. Mel Heisserer 87. Mark Snowden 39. Russ Pfeifle 88. Joe l Looney 40 . Jim Rowe 41. Steve Bodenhamer 89. Matt Nail 90. Monte Deckerd 4 2. Steve Burton 9 1. Tom Barkalow 43. WiW am Ault 92. Roger Perriguey 44. Reid Herzog 93. Ballard Simmons 45. Mike Lampe 94. Robert Hunter 46. Bruce Miller 95 . George Cornwell 47. James Books 48. Joe Pisarkewicz

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1. Dan Keaste r 2. Sak Kongsuw an 3. Chris J arre tt 4. Gary Henders on 5. Earl Boesl 6. Gary Weidler 7. Jim Koeper 8. Richard Melcher 9. Carl Goeckle r I 0. Paul Wood 11. Ron McClana han 12. Richard Lillesto n 13. J eff Lux 14. Eric Adams 15 . Alan Sullivan 16. David Schade I 7. J ohn Garrett 18. Paul Po rter 19. Pau l Hesse 20. David Grant England 21. Joey Sillyman 22. Somcha i Wongsa wat 23. Dale Medley 24. Pete Gruendl e r 25. Jim Frey 26. Gar y Nekula 27. Ward Silver 28. Doug Hagedor n 29. Richard Mc Lean 30. Do ug Ascoli

3 1. Mike Mullen 32. Mi chael Bra ke 33. J ames Turner 34. Pau l Monti 35. Lonnie He ldenbran d 36. Gary Wilcox 37. Ra fael J au reguiArias 38. Marc Treppler 39. Harrell Duff 40. David Craycra ft 41 . David Alle n 42. Robert T erry 43. J im Watkins 44. Glenn Weid ler 45. Jim Highfill 46. Kerry Whisma nt 47. Mike Pratt 48. Je rry Mille r 49. Ken Bro wn 50. Jeff Pose 51. William Bray 52. Edward Rush 53. Mike Tackett 54. Mark Tesa r 55. Tab Schmidt 56. Ken Burris 57. Gary La Bouff 58. Russ Beckme yer 59. Greg Chanber lin

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I . Clarence R. Stein 2. Duane L. Montana 3. Gary D. Kuse 4. William K. Hinton 5. Bijan Pou lda r 6. Kevin Steele 7. J o hn R. Qualls 8. Kevin P. Darby 9. Anthony J. To relli 10. Larry VanHouten II. Terry L. Ward 12. John P. Scarboroug h 13. Brian F . Flynn 14. Glenn R. Miller 15. Steven E. Thiedke 16. Stephen P. Vancil 17. Mark A. Strange 18. DanielL. Mc Elhiney 19. Michael J . Fle ming 20. M. Gene Yow 2 1. William L. Miller 22. Gary M. Neutzling 13. Ri chard A. Freeman 24. Dennis Appe l 25. Michae l He lms 26. Ric hard Sha nks 27 . Vincen t West 28. Marc Masnor 29. Steve Stubbs

30. Jim Keebler 3 1. Lloyd Rhymes 32. Michael Mahn 33. Paul E. McCoy 34. Terry Micnhime r 35 . Steve Schade 36. Gary Ra pp 37. David Brandon 38. Pat McCann 39. Gerald Bruce Smith 40. Arthur T. Wilkins 41. J ohn Collier 42 . Wendell 0. Hart 43. George A. Schindler 44. James M. Eye 45. Terry B. Bollinger 4 6. Ross D. Livengood 4 7. Tho mas J. McGowan 48. Eric P. Seiler 49. Andy Carter 50. J ames Garnett 51. J esse L. Yow 52. James C. Hassinger 53. Rodman K. Kirkpatrick 54. Dani el K. Hinkle 55. Warren W. Hertfelder 56. Michae l D. Stilz 57. William D. Irvine 58. Dennis M. Eppes tin e

59. Edward A. Hilligoss 60. Garry A. Aronberg 6 1. Paul F . Bussey 62. George E. Reynolds 63. Mark E. I Ie nnebe rry 64. J im H. Van Houten 65. David A. Rice 66. J e ff J . Greene 67. Michael J . Fil la 68. Randall J . Forchee 69. William J . Nichols 70. J ohn J obst 7 1. J ohn Kesterson 72. J ames Burris 73. Roy Derousse 74. Joe Redica n 75. Paul D. Willia ms 76. Mark Phillips 77. Larry Tuttle 78. Dutch l lcnry 79. Alan Benson 80. Michael Pyeatt 8 1. Richard W. E rder 82. Stan Weaver 83. Burl Lee Rey nolds 84. Fred Storck 85. Gregory ll icks 86. Rodney W. Leach 87. Thomas G. Mee

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1. Nicole Talbot 2 . Jill McCartney 3. Mary Foehse 4. Patty Doyle 5. Pamela Oliver 6. Sue Braaf 7 . Ca thy Furlong 8. Anne High 9. Amy Dueker 10. Crystal Wells II. Sheila Ford 12 . Brenda Langkopf 13. Ellen Veit 14. Suzanne Duncan 15. Suzanne Tisue 16. Adina Schram m 17. Kathy Co lvin 18. Denise Lavas co 19. Delores James 20. Patty Wilson 2 1. Diane Dietzler 22 . Lind a Hah n 23. Margot Austin 24. Charlyn Dean 25 . Sharon Brady 26. Sherri Clark 27. Dawn Gant 28. Emma Cogshell 29. Diane Gibbs 30. Paula Po lette 3 1. Pau letta France 32. Cynthia Harmon 33 . Marla Kiepe 34 . Ellen Zavod nick 35 . Carla Zolman 36. Michelle Wat z 37. Martha Wo fford 38. Sherry Long 39. Pat Centner 40. Mary McDonald 41 . Rosa Herman 42. Stephanie Touzinsky 43. Peggy Cahill

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44. Mitzi White 45. Jeanne Achepohl 46. Lynn Klender 47. Judy F lebbe 48. Mary Roach 49. Melanie Miller 50. Colleen Collins 5 1. Margy Rice 52. Carol Russell 53. Maria DiQuarto 54. Jill Burgi 55. Carol Foster 56. Twyla Morgan 57. Amy Macormic 58. Barb Cooper 59. Brenda Adams 60 . Cheryll DePriest 61. Kathy Veit 62. Barb Ellison 63. Carrie Gerson 64. Alisa Hudson 65. Joyce Willman 66. Joy Ewens 67. Debbie Gower 68. Debbie Walkup 69 . Nancy Edwards 70. Cath y Homsey 71. Nancy Pennington 72. Barb Burns 73. Lana Bray 74. Kathy Noonan 75. Debra Kersting 76. Ronnie Jansen 77. J un-Chin Wang 78. Pat Pijut 79. Pam Hun to on 80. Kathy Ru ff 81. Debbie Rabbitt 82. Kim Coleman 83. Diane Hassenplug 84. Jennifer Drake 85. Karen Dollar 86. Cathy Scholl

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I. Bob Roberts 2 . Ron Dougherty 3 . Mike Tin dill 4. John Creveling 5 . Frank Gage 6. Jo hn McCarthy 7 . Rick Brown 8. Dave Ho llocher 9. Dave Welge I 0 . Mark Cowell II . Brian Lenharth 12. Jim Johnson 13. Mike Odel 14 . Jack Keller 15. Jim Dorroh 16. Steve Schlumpberger 17. Ray Bauchman 18. Kersey Russell 19. Daves Parks 20 . David McCutcheon 2 1. Ri ch Hall 22. Art Kunkel 23 . Vince Ti pp

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24. Chuck Green 25. Paul 26. Bill Acree 27. Joe Ferrante 28. John Townsend 29. Brent Blizewski 30. Darrell Buffington 31. Steve Smith 32. Jerry Heavin 33. David Cathey 34. Mike Mertins 35. Rich Larkins 36 . Dennis Taylor 37. Ruth Mullhatten 38. Steve 39. Lee Wehmeier 40. Joe LaGreek 41. Mike Biven 42 . Marlin Wells 43. Rich Dickerson 44. Dale Hughes 45. Ken Drake

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I. Kevin Mills 2. Mike Logstow 3. Paul Metzler 4. Brian Gilbert 5. Gary Gaal 6. Doug Blevins 7. Donnje Wilkerson 8. Leonard Veden 9. Darrell Elven 10. Bill Hawthorne 11. Robert Katz 12. Dan Penick 13. Sam Rucker 14. Frank Dolan IS. Dennis Wood 16. Gary Kamerman 17. Bruce Johnson 18. John Schmuke 19. Dennis Stephens 20. Kenneth Jinkerson 21. Tom Reed 22. Ken Haug 23. Tom Kieffer 24. John Guerdan 25. Jim Davis 26. Jim Dudley 27. Joseph Pendley 28. Jeff VanPraag

29. Ken Brenn eke 30. Dave Warfield 31. Harry Ward 32. Dean Tibbitts 33. Tim Collopy 34. David Head 35. Gary Korneman 36. John O'Malley 37. Jim Blessing 38. Jim Wokurka 39. John Hunt 40. Larry Denny 41. MHch Fowler 42. Mike Lobbig 43. Randy Loud 44. Gary Loud 45. Dennis Chenoweth 46. Jim Hillhouse 47. Paul Abney 48. Steve Gilbert 49. Joe Vehige SO. Rob Maxwell 5 I. Randy Houser 52. Dan Klenke 53. Doug Wohlert 54. Steve Kinder 55. Steve Millsap 56. Leeland Neher

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"Progress, Man 's distinctive mark alone."

Robert Browning

"All progress is precarious, and the solution of one problem brings us face to face with another problem."

Martin Luther King Jr.

328

"The world owes all it's onward impulses to men ill at ease. The happy man inevitably confines himsel f within ancient limits."

Nathaniel Hawtho rne

"Progress, therefor, is not an accident, but a necessity. . .

I t's a part of nature ."

Hubert Spencer

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"Every thing nourishes what is strong already."

Jan e Austin

"The progress of human society consists. .. in. .. the better and better apportioning of wages to work."

Thomas Carlyle

330

"There can be no progress if people have no faith in tomorrow. " John F. Kennedy

"A II progress is based upon a universal innate desire on the part of every organism to live beyond it's income."

Samuel Butler

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"Today, th e need for engineering graduates is so great that we shouldn 't have to concentrate on gradepoints as much as in the past. Take this opportunity to become in volved in our campus organizations. Wh ether it be a social, service, or academic honorary organization; with enrollment as low as it is, it will take a concentrated effort on your part to carry on the work of each organization and to strengthen its position when possible.

Besides it really is "good times" to be involved."

John Cummings

"To be entirely successful, an individual must be really involved; but to be happy, he needs only to be real."

Dave Rinas

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"Lets all drink a coup le of B 's, smok e a few numb ers and get nake d."

Jam es Joseph Wall s

to refuse the "As presi dent of Theta Tau and Blue Key, I had in every time a s come e Ther presi denc y of othe r organizations. and get jock us camp a stude nts life when he must stop being " time. great a back to the business of graduating. I've had (The Presi dent) Tim Holc er

337

"College is a time for teaming and expanding one's talents. It is also the greatest single opportunity for enjoying oneself An efficient student will obtain optimum benefits from all phases of his college career."

Daniel Osbourn

"A coed at UMR is in a unique situation from which she can benefit immensely--and I don't mean catching a husband! Any girl with serious career plans in the technical sciences or engineering fields must be able to communicate well with her colleagues, which are predominately men. She must feel at ease talking to a group of men, be able to work with them as if she were one of them, yet still remain a woman in their eyes. Through active participation in activities on campus, one learns to respect individuals for what they are, and cooperate and work as a team in order to produce some worthwhile results. This experience is extremely valuable in any job situation."

Joan Brune

338

"Organization and discipline are the keys to success on this campus. First one must organize his studies, his activities and his time. Then he must organize his mind."

Harvey G. Randall

"I'm proud to be able to say that I graduated from UMR because of its fine engineering heritage. This heritage seems to unite the students here in spirit and in goal. I only hope that this school will continue as a top engineering university and not be transformed into an advanced high school. If anything, an effort should be made to raise its reputation as an engineering center. " Kent Gastreich

339

"Rolla-A Unique Experience."

Charles Flaminio

"To all the people who have said to me; I know why you're at Rolla- all those boys!; here's my answer: Success at UMR isn't measured by the number of dates one has; what makes for happiness here is the same for girls as well as guys-friends, hard work, and involvement."

Sue Hadley

340

"UMR is a unique school. It holds opportunities for anyone willing to accept the responsibilities and challenges that go along with them. As a student athlete, UMR gave me the chance to participate and excel in sports, while receiving a quality educa tion and participating in extracurricular activities as well."

J. Gary M cA /pin

"With the exception of a comparable social atmosphere, UMR has a lot to offer the person who is willing to devote the necessary time and energy. Organizations, academics, and athletics afford the student a chance to participate in nearly anything he/she want to do."

Daniel Cartwright

341

"On this campus we live a surrealistic life in the sense that we are sheltered f rom numerous responsibilities and conflicts that we would undergo in the professional world. The Greek system is advantageous in the sense that it !NIT!A TES our endoctrinatio n in handling these sarne responsibilities and conflicts."

Mark Smith

" You only get ou t of an education what you put into it.

Engineering for the most part is the application of common sense and a few clever tricks on nature. Th e only trouble is one must be able to convince us that it is not black magic."

Leonard Lasko wski

342

"Education, in the larger sense of the word, demands the broadening of one's outlook and scope of interests.

Thus one's purpose at UMR is not only to learn how to apply scientific principles, but also to learn how to communicate with people. Extracurricular activities provide an excellent opportunity to accomplish the Iauer. After all, a student is a person who is learning to fulfill all of his powers and then using them in the service on mankind."

Marvin E. Borgmeyer

"Many people picture the engineer as a computer grinding out problem solutions and having about as much personality as a computer. Campus activities afford the student as excellent opportunity to mix with people and to develop in ways not found in a textbook."

Mark Weidinger

343

"My four years at UMR have been very rewarding.

If I had to do it over, I would still come to UMR. But I do feel that UMR faces a very serious problem in maintaining a superior faculty. This university has forgotten that its primary purpose is educating individuals, and not research. The present policy of publish or perish has cost UMR several outstanding educators. If UMR is going to attract outstanding educators (people who can communicate their knowledge to others), it must begin to reward these people, both financially and authoritatively.

Michael Hurst

"Worst of all (is) when you are the slave-driver of yourself . . Public opinion is a weak tyrant compared with our own private opinion. .. Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed and in such desperate enterprisis?"

(Thoreau) Alan Kornacki

344

"Sometim es I think UMR places too much emphasis on conveying knowledg e and not enough on developing a student's judgemen t, integrity, and desire to be the best.

I've found that these qualities are usually developed by participation in extracurricular activities and associated experiences in f riendship and leadership.

Bob Brenneck e

"Too many students come to UMR seeking only an academic education, and that is all they get. They forget that an equally importan t college goal is the ability to communicate and work with people. This is gained rnain/y from extracurricular activities, provided the student takes an interest in the activity. If he joins just for a name to add to his resume, he has missed the majority at what he could have gained. " Paul Horstman n

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路~n education should not consist of the memorization of formulas, algorithms, or definitions, but rather it should consist of learning where to find these tools and how to use them. Possibly the most important skill, without which all these tools are useless, is the ability to communicate effectively. You must be able to get your ideas across to others, and you must also be open to their ideas and suggestions. Communication is the one two-way street too many of us travel blindly in one direction, never knowing the other half of traffic even exists."

Larry B. York

"As the young leaders of America, we college students have the future of the country in our hands. Let's accept the challenge and prove that we can shoulder the burdens placed upon us. Positive altitudes, hard work, intelligent thinking, initiative, and good judgement, these are the tools we have at our disposal. With their use and God's help we can begin to solve our country's problems, from the energy crisis to world peace. It's not an easy task, but we can do it, together."

Michael J. Miller

346

"Classes and grades are an importan t factor at any university. But learning to communi cate, to work with others, to get along with people, that 's what its all about."

Stephen Smith

"See the sunlight rise, Feel it touch the sky.

I want to stay alive Until the day I die.

I want to celebrate everyday. " "To celebrate life I feel you must give your lime and talents to become involved with people. Through the organizations 011 campus I have learned to accept each person as an individual and to be more tolerant of differing views. The experience of working together effectivel y has enabled me to communi cate betler with both men and women. It is this type of education which will be invaluable in my future."

Linda Tevlin

347

"/ guess their are really two things I learned here at the Big University. Only join organizations where you can contribute and the organizalion in turn helps you. In olher words if you get involved in somelhing giPe a 100%. If you plan to do less get out.

The second is that if you have $ 10 for graduation and I he R egistrar's office says ok, then you can graduate. No matter how much work you do, these are the only two requirements to graduate.

I would also like to thank the many people here for their help and for pulling up with me.

Any pllilosophical comments in this stalement are purely unintentional."

K. Daniel Hinkle

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as much as 1 "I've tried to beco me invol ved, work hard and learn rience. 1 expe rding can. As a resul t college life has been a very rewa ." made I've only regret having to leave the good f riends Sal Pagano

best we can and each of us begin our lives anew, we seek to do the lost along the way and try to achieve our highest goal. Many seem to get to have a goal at all. not seem appear to loose sight of the aim, or some weak or lost we may how er ma/l Bu tit's always reassuring to know that no nce to reach our guida and gth be, our Lord is confident to gi11e the stren ises. "See k ye prom He er. goals through every adversity the world can must things slw/1 these all and ess; first the kingdom of God, and his righteousn be adde d unto you. " Matth ew 6:33.

Denn y W. Mertz 路~s

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"! think that organizations you belong to are as important to your education as the classes you attend. Organizations teach you how to work with people."

Amy Strunk

Randy Lang-UMR Intramural Man of the Year

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bilities 路:How_ can a stud ent find som e of his capa get into bestdes m a classroom ? His best chance is to 's no t like extracurricular activities and get involved. It re you r a course required f or graduatio n, but one whe moti vatio n is the starting poin t."

Mar k A . Kassing

rred ':As an undergraduate here at UMR , I have incu very one But ing. solv man y derivatio ns and prob lem I elf ours is with cope to real prob lem each of us has s, goal ing now k tity, am spea king of find ing ones iden your self being hap py -basically, bein g able to live with st. He Chri s Jesu in d This peace of min d can be foun Life ." the and h says "! am the Way and the Trut John 14:6 " Paul E. Pederson

351

"/ found through my experience as a co-op that industry gave more meaning than the word 'education' to the UMR image. That sense of pride will be with me for a life time."

Dave Antal

352

The peop le cited on the previous seve nteen pages we re elect ed to "Wh o's Who Amo ng Students in Ame rican Co lleges and Universit ies".

Duri ng their years at UM R these people put ou t that extra effor t, beca me involved , and beca me leade rs on our cam pus. T o some this can mean just as muc h as a diplo ma. The num ber of peop le awarded this ho no r is limited, and man y deserving peop le have been left " out. We reco gniz e the peop le in " Who 's Who re. a you who know You a nd o thers like the m.

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Aeronautical and Ceramic Engineering C.R. Armstrong

C.L. Blankenship

J.D. Coree

L. Croupp

V.N. Havens

M.R. Mattlage

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M.J. Miller

D.R. Orcutt

M.S. Shankman

T.D. Smyka

M.E. VandenBergh

Chemical Engineering H.L. Ammo ns

J.F. Black

M.E. Borgmeyer

J .S. Brown

J.R. Campbell

J.L. Chancellor

S.L. 01ilton

E.J. Christy

E.C. Clausen

A.F. Davidson

K.R. Farley

M.C. Greco

S.W. Hall

J.D. Hauser

' S.R. Dickman

J. R. Dollar

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M.W. lleukroth

D.L. Million

J.M. Raley

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K.W. Kavis

R.D. Kellison

M.J. Kessler

N.A. Lewis

R.E. Moody

D.R. Moore

D.W. Muck

M.l. Obregon

O.T. McClure

S.L. Patton

S.S. Schade

R.L. Scharringhausen

A.E. Shelton

K. Steele

M.G. Stonger

R.G. Thompson

D.W. Triplett

E.G. Watson

R.R. Wilks

A.J. Wilson

M.W. Thompson

R.P. Ycrzer

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Chemistry

J.E. Adams

G.E. Addison

J .C. Beers

R.D. Concoran

J .E. Connell

T.L. Ellison

P.E. Erlandson

D.H. Lange

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D. Crawfo rd

D.P. Hardin

S.C. Peppers

T.V. Prasad

D.W. Holman

L.C. Sheridan

A. D. Holt

J.A. Kinkead

G.T . Weir

J.W. Whitfield

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D.H. Blech le

B.A. Bruns

L.N. Bode nheim er

R.M . Buechel

B.S. Bonc zyk

R.J. Brand t

D.P. Capel le

J.A. Capp a

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W.P. Clarke

M.D. Clavcnna

R.L. Collenbrusco

F.J . Dolan

R. L. Elgin

F.l. Emmcnegger

K.A. Cropp

J.L. Foil

C.P. Daniells

R.f'. Dickerson

M.G. Fowler

J.E. Frey

( J.A. Gibson

J .L. Goen

L.J. Grit her

O.A. Groenman

C.S. Goldstone

C.H. GuUey

R.G. Golisch

C.R. Green

K.K. Hansel

D.L. Harrison

J .r. Greer

D.M. Hayden

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J .13. llirtz

J .R. Hoffer

M.D. Hurst

E.P. Hutson

B.C. Johnson

J .M. Keer

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R.L. Kosman

E.R. Kothe

T.J. Lahmeyer

D.Casterlin e

R.R. Larkins

J.E. Legate

R.J. LeGrand

R.H . Lillard

A.K. Kunkel

C.P. Kirk

D.C. Kirn

R.J. Milne

M.A. Logston

M.L. Mengel

B.W. McCray

M.S. Mc Kinney

O.L. Mue ller

R.S. Nagabhush ana

W.J. Nichols

P.E. Pederson

G.L. Peveler

S.T . Powell

R.L. Queathcm

M.C. Pickell

K.W. Pippin

V.E. Pirano

D.L. Roe

R.F. Rois

J .P. Roth

D.L. Saxon

J.L. Schwenk

A. F. Scris

J .T. Motherwcl l

J. Gohring

D.L. Rinas

P.E. Rojas

G.W. Schwartz

R .E. Sherard

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J.D. Short

S.R. Spradlin

R.D.Smith

M.J. Stelzleni

366

J.M. Szabo

S.M. Tillman

A.R. Tool

D. Tuttle

K.D. West

D .J. Wibbenmeyer

C.D. Wilson

R.A. Wokurka

T.G. Utterback

J .H. VanHouten

M.L. Weidinger

W.J. Zaner

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R.L. Blanc

S.E. Carney

E.D. Clarks on

G.P. Cruml y

R.B. Dunford

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D.V. llallford

R.M. Harrison

W .C. llawthorne

J.S. Jones

R.G. Kerns

II.C. Krasner

M.G . Mall

S.J . DuPont

A.R. l'rager

s.s. rrohlichman

R.C. Garrett

J.R. Gohring

F.D. Grafton

J.J . Gray

W.J. Haase

L.W . Herold

R.J. Hycr

S.F. Marthaler

G.M. McBride

W.IJ. Meut h

R.H. McKee

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P.O. Ober mann

J.T. Peters

T.G. Rehk op

E.E. Todd

K.A. Nold e

E.M. O'Ro urke

R.P. Prest o n

S.M. Shav er

S.D. Smit h

C.W. Swea ringe n

S.A. Riley

J.R. Wilso n

S.B. Winfield

L.B. York

L.S. Vede n

R.R. Taylo r

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M. B. Anderson

R.D. Atkins

D.L. Begley

J.D. Bowlin

R.F. Buchmann

C.S. Burchfield

W.F. Cage

D.J. Casterline

M.E. Cerulo

P. L. Clites

D.M. Crawford

J.P. Dahl

R.A. Duke

C.D. Fox

K.J . Haas

D.A. Hall

K.H. r:reiberger

R.P. Gault

M.H. Gibson

D.E. Greco

M.S. Hawthorne

D.W. Head

R.A. Henle

S.R. Hervey

C.W. llyman

J .R. Kautcn

E.A. Kcfoglu

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J .C. Hunsicker

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R.E. Kister

A.D. Mayhan

S.A. Matalone

C.W. Koch

J.H. Knehans

G.W. Krener

R.D. Lutes

R.W. McCloud

M.D. McMillian

R.A. Mcrcmonte

G.A. Miller

R.D. Monic

E.F. Mushill

L.A . Nicholson

W.J. Petrovic

M.A. Post

R.G. Randall

J. L. Rich

S.L. Riley

D.R. Robb

J.G. Rosenfeld

M.A. Ruiz

M.S. Sanders

T.W. Sanders

V.J. Saporita

R .L. Schaefer

S.D. Schaffner

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M.T. Schrader

J.L. Schoenecker

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L.E. Smith

J.P. Suchan

R.J. Tapclla

D.O. Taylor

T.L. Taylo r

R.P. Throckmorton

R.J. Tucker

D.M. Warfield

M.E. Whelan

M.E. White

D.R. Williams

R.O . Willoughby

ll.R. Winnie

D.M. Young

D.T. Zalc

S.D. Zlatn ick

J.R. Zugel

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J. Acree

H. Alvord

D. Barczewski

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R. Uasye

J. Ervin

B. Birkhead

T. Facs

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M. Cook

K. DoUar

N. Harris

D. llarrison

R. Haynie

J. Duggan

R. Hill

375

R. Hoffman

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R. Hutchings

M. Kassing

C. Korkoian

376

L. Lange

S. Langley

M. Marengo

R. Mazur

S. McGhee

W. Morley

R. Muehlbauer

R. Mussmon

S. Padgett

D. Pendergrass

R. Ponzer

M. Pyeatt

J. Rastorfer

S. Scott

P. Reed

D. Roewe

R. Spaldi ng

D. Talbott

M. Rousellot

E. Scarff

E. Tokraks

C. Va il

W. Seh3ckel

J . Weese

K. West

R. Williams

W. Wolak

B. Wood

377

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J. CarroU

M. Collins

R. FontineUe

M. Galpin

L. Gardner

S. Garrison

S. HoweU

A. Kornacki

G. Mackey

Geology and Geological Engineering

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378

J. Mckinney

M. Middendorf

J. Miller

P. Mulvary

N. Neumann

K. Rapplean

D. Rice

J. Russell

L. Nuelle

L. Tevlin

G. Wessel

R. Wolf

1. Yow

Stranghoenck

M. Maricnfeld

379

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D. Baket

M. Bosky

J. Busch

F. Davidson

G. Gaal

S. l larmon

N. Hayek

P.lnman

G. John

M. Koewing

R. Legsdin

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D. Mann

F. Ludwig

E. Matthews

L. Nations

S. Pfister

Humanities and Social Sciences

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P. Sansotta

R. Sighorino

J. Stair

C. Smyka

X. Tellis

J. Thomas

L. Uelk

R. VanDeren

C. Wehner

S. Werner

H. Willy

B. Whites

M. Wools

38 1

Mathematics D. Aufderheide

J. Brune

C. Rick

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382

C. Comns

T.Collopy

S. Dirkcrs

M. Durst

K. Hamilton

K. Haug

D. Hughes

W. Lane

L. Stahlman

G. Strunk

W. Tanzey

A. Torelli

Mechanical Engineering J. Aiello

M. Barbaglia

D. Saxton

R. Bellm

C. Billings

M. Blackmore

J. Blessing

J. Botts

R. Brennecke

M. Burcckmann

T. Byrnes

D. Campbell

M. Carron

D. Cathey

M. Chase

R. Corradin

J. Dean

L.Cook

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S. Feiner

D. Feurer

G. Foon

C. Fronick

M. Gaia

M. Herzog

R. Holestine

M. Holthaus

R. Houey

S. Howeh

M. Johnson

R. Jones

T . Kieffer

J. Krygiel

D. Latal

R. Latall

C. Lcbrcll

C. Lcuschkc

D. Marbut

L. Markos

J. Matson

385

D. Mertz

J. Patrick

W. Miller

T.Mull

C. Pelech

V. Pellegino

E. Neef

R. Perriguey

K. Offerman

R. Pfeifle

R. Ollia

T. Pflaum

D. Polakowski

D. Porte

D. Pro uty

P. Rauch

386

G. Reynolds

M. Risscll

R. Roberts

G. Robinson

R. Rodcms

G. Rohrer

T. Ross

D. Sager

K. Seidinger

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S. Sherrick

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R.Sims

G. Skosey

M.Sm ith

L. Sperry

T. Spiegel

T. Spick

387

C. Stegner

R. Stevens

J. Strosnider

D. VanLeer

J. Warren

C. Wayhaupt

388

1. Wilkes

D. Williams

R. Williams

Metallurgical Engineering D. Bolin

J. Cummings

l. Gomez

J. Ha m

R. Hilderbrand t

L. Hurst

T. Robinson

J. Rogers

D. Roth

G. Steckel

389

W. Beck

D. Cartwright

J. Ferrer

B. Frazer

P. Miller

G. Sparks

E. Stickler

J. Matthews

J. Hurtle

D. Stritzel

J. Sumoza

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J. Key

Mining Engineering

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Nuclear Engineering .

T. Barkalow

D. Barkensiek

R. Budke

D. Osbourne

D. Shafer

B. Simmons

0. Cypret

C. Wegener

B. McPherson

D. Williams

R. Mound

J . ZeU

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liTO IUM W. Behrens

J. Carozza

K. Dufner

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W. Fechne r

J. Kos

J. Parker

D. Pease

R. Reagan

J. Reiter

M. Smith

393

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M.('lub, Pen;hlng Rines, Arnold Au Society, varsity wrestling

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BLANC, RAYMO D L.

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Un1on Board, pho tographer ror

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BARBER, KEITH D.

C.E.

Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, ASCE

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ALTIS, MARTIN E. ALVORD, IIAROLD F.

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Pi Kappa Alpha, (pres; v-pres) Blue Key (pres), RoUamo (editor), Theta Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, Who's Who

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PliY.

AMMONS, IIARRY L.

CII EM ENG

Tau Beta Pi (t reasurer). Phi Cta Sigma, AIChE

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MIN. E.

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Phi Kappa Theta, newspaper, Gamma Alpha ~Ita (prOJect chairman)

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BEST, DAVID C.

BELLM, ROBERT L.

M.E.

BERGMAN, BARRY M.

C.E. C.E.

ASCE, ITE (pres)

BAKER, DE A.

PSYCH

BARBAGLIA, MICHAEL A.

M.E.

Kappa Sigma (v pres), news editor. UMR

CH. E.

PSYCH

BOTTS, JOliN W.

M.E.

BOLIN JOH D.

BIRMINGHAM, IRVING

BLACK, JOHN F.

NU. E.

BRANDT, ROBERT J. GDI,IH, ASCF

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BRAZEAL, STEPIIE M.

C.E.

BRENDEL, JAM ES B.

C.E.

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MR IIA (v·pres), St. Pat's Board G 01, ASCE, Newman Club

M.E.

Pi Kappa Alpha (pres), ROLLAMO, Blue Key, Theta Tau

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Beta Sigma Psi (v·pres), St. Pat's Board , Theta Tau, Rlue Key, Alpha Phi Omega

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BUCHMANN RAYMOND F.

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BRUECKMANN, M.A.

M.E.

BROWN, J.STEPH EN

Black Stud ent Assn., Management Assn.

Tau Beta Pi

BRAKE SIEK, DA D.

Tau Kappa Lpsilon, Tau Beta Pi, Raiders, ANS, IK

BRENNECKE, ROBERT A.

~Ita Sigma Phi, ASME

CB.E.

BYRNES, THOMAS J.

M.E.

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Campus Club. GDI. lllEE

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CH.E.

E.E.

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M.E.

CAMPBELL, JOliN R.

Cll. E.

CAPELLE, DAVID P.

C.E.

Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon (v-pres), KMNR

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CAPPA, JOSEPH A. E.E.

M.E.

BILL! GS, CARY M. BIRKHEAD, RONALDK.

Kappa Delto (pres), Panhellenic, Phi Kappa Phi. Little Sisters or APO

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Wesley. Campus Club

CHEM

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PSYCII M.E.

MET. E.

BONCZYK, BRUCE S.

BOSKY, MARJ E L.

E.E.

BUXTO , DANI EL G.

Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma

Phi Kappa Phi , Tau Beta Pi, Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha S1gma Mu (pres) AI ME

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MECH ENG

M.E.

BASYE, RICHARD E.

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ANS. Phi Eta Sigma

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C.E.

Phi Koppa Theta (treas). MINER , Tau Beta Pi, Koppa Mu Epsilon

BUECHEL. ROBERT M.

BLECBLE, DAVID II. BLESS! G JAMES A.

BOLIN DONALD H.

Tau Beta Pi

BARNES WENDELL L.

BRUNS. BERNARD A.

BUSCH. JACQUELY A.

BARCZEWSKJ, DAVID E. ENG. MGT.

BSU

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396

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Amenan \lana,ement Auoc.

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Student Union Boord. Kappa Mu I t><llon, SWE, Phi Kappa Phi. Who 's Who

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BLANKE SJIIP, LARRY W.

A

GDI, M.Club. Spelunkers. Varsity track

C. E.

Sigma Nu, Blood Dnve Comm.. Student Union Board, Rugby Club, lllue Key, TI1eta Tau. Alpha Phi Omega, IFC, Rollamo Board

CARNEY, SARA E.

C.SC

CA ROZZA , JAMES L.

PJIY

CARROLL, TIMOTHY J.

CEO

Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Pi Sigma. Chess Oub, MINER

C.L. Dake Geological Society, Sigma Gamma Epsilon Earth Science Fr.~t., GDI, MRIIA

CARRON, MCIAB EL D.

M. E.

Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Mu Fpstlon, IK , SAE,ASM E

CARTWRIGHT, DANI EL J>.

MIN. E.

Lambda Chi Alpha (v·pres). Who'~ Who. Olu.e Key (editor), Phi Kappa Phi , Tau !leu Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Student Council, SME or AI ME, varsity rootball

CASTERLINE, COUGLAS J.

E.E.

IEEE

CATHEY, DAVID P. SAE, ASME

M.E.

E.E. CERULO, MICHAEL E. Phi Ha Sij\ma, Fta Kappo Nu, Phl Kappo Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Student Union Board. Newman Oub,IHE CIIANCELLOR, JERRY L. AICIIE. Alpha Chi Sigma

CH. E.

CHASE, MICHAEL 0.

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E.E.

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C. SC.

CH. E.

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Upsilon Pi Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Student Union lloard

C.E.

MATII DURST MARGARET M. SWE, K~I E. Chcerle.'lding, Student Union Board

CHILTON, STEPHEN L. AXE, AICIIL\ (pres). MRHA (sec)

CLARKE, WILUAM P. Kappa Alpha

C. SC.

CLARKSON, ERNEST D.

E

CH. E. CLAUSEN, EDGAR C. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappo Phi, AICHE CLAVE NA, MARK D.

C.E.

CU TES, PAULL. Tau Bela Pi, Eta Kappo Nu, IEEE, IK

E.E.

MATH COATES, WILLARD D. Kappo Mu Epsilon (pres), Phi Kappo Phi, GOI

C.E.

ELGI , RICHARD L.

Chi Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, ASCE, Al'G,

MARLS C~I EM ELLISON THOMAS L. Alpha,Chi ~igma, Russian Club, W.T. Schrenk Soc.

C.E.

EMM ENEGGER, F REDER ICK I. C. E. ASCE

MAT H COLLINS, COLLEEN A. WRIIA. UMR Marching Minerelles, Student Union lloard CEO COLLI S, MARSHA C.L. Dake Geological Society

PET. E. ENTWI STLE JAMES M. l'i Eta Tau, SPE, M.Qub, varsity swimming

MATH

ENG. MGT. ERVI , JOHN R. Alpha Phi Alpha. vorsity football, AMA

COLLEBRUSO, ROBERT L. ASCE

COLLOPY, TIMOTHY J. KME, Student Union Board

M.E.

COOK, LELAND P. SAE,GDI

F CHEM·LS.

CONNELL, JOE E. AXE, Student Council, MRHA COOK, MI CHAEL V.

OIEM·LS. ERLANDSON, PAUL E. Della Tau Delta, Student Union Board.

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ENG. MGT.

AERO CO RCE, JOSEPH D. Sigma Pi, Alpha Phi Omega, AIAA, SAWE, Student Union Board, MINER, St. Pat's Board CORRADI , RO ALD R. Pi Tau Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. ASME CRAWFORD, DAVID M. Pershing Rines. IEEE

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M.E.

FAILS ALLEN D. SAE, ASME, M.Ciub FARLEY, KEVIN R .

Delta Tau Della

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M.E.

PII Y FECHNER, WALTER B. Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Pi Sigma, Phi Kappo Phi, Soc. Of Physics Srudents

E.E .

FEINER. STEVE Delta Soama Phi

CHEM

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FAES , TERRY J. Campus Club. AMA, GDI

FERRER, C. JOSE

H E.E.

M.E.

GAULT, RANDOLPH P. S.gma Phi Epsilon, IEEE GEHRKE. CHARLES W. Alpha Chi Sigma

Cl!EM

MIN . E.

C.E. CROPP, KENTO , A. Sigma Tau Gamma (v·prcs), St. Pat's Board.

Sllldcnl Union Boord. ASCE, Chi Epsilon

FEURER , DE NIS J. Pi Tau Sigma, SAE, ASME

M.E.

GIBSON. JEFFREY A. MRIIA , GDI. IK

C.E.

C.SC.

FOIL, JAMES L. MRIIA, Tech Club, ASCE

C.E.

GIBSON, MARIO li.

Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu

E.E.

CRUMLY,GARY P. ACM

MET . E. CUMMI NGS, JOliN D. Pi KaP.po Alpha, St. Pat's Board. Student Counctl, Theta T3u, Blue Key, AFS, Who's \VIto NU.E.

CYPRET, ORVILLE W. ANS

FONTINELLE, ROBERT C. GEOPI IY Theta XI. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Kappo l'hi FOON , GERALD J. MRIIA, ASME, SAE, AIAA

M.E.

DAHL, JEROME P. Tau Bela Pi, Eta Kappo Nu, IEEE

E. E.

C.E. FOWLER MITCHELLG. Della Chi (v·prcs), Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epstlon, Tech Club, ASCE E.E. FOX , CHARLES D. IEEf, Pistol team

DANIELLS, CHAR LES P. Pi Era Tau, Spelunkers

C. E.

FRAGER, ALA Alpha Epsilon Pi

D

DAVIDSON, ALEN F. AXE, AICII E

CH. E.

c.sc.

R.

FRAZER , BOliN A. SMEof AIME

MIN. E. E.E.

DAVIDSON, FRANCINE J .

Kappo Delta

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F REIBERGER , KENNETH II. lEE£. M.Ciub, varsity football , Wesley

DEAN , JOliN D. Sigma l'hi Fpsilon. GAD

M.E.

C.E. FEY, JAMES E. Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon, ASCE, MRIIA, CDI

DICKERSON , RICHARD F.

C. E.

FROIIUCHMA J. SAM S. Alpha l'psilon Pi, AI...M

Chi Fpsdon, ASCE

CH. E. DICKMAN, STEPHE R. Sigma Pi, Tau Beta Pi, varsity track and lxnketball, AICII£ MATII DIRKERS, SUZANNE M. IVRHA, KM E, Newman Club DOLAN , FRANK J. ASCE, Tech Club, Newman Oub DOLLAR, JAMES K. AXE. COl. MRIIA, AICtlE DOLLAR , KAREN A. WRIIA, GO!, SWE

C.E.

ENG. MGT.

PET. E. DUE CKEL. ROBERT J .

Tau Beta Pi, I'hi Kappo Phi, Society Of Petr.

Eng DUF ER, KENNETH L.

M.E. FRO ICK , CHARLES J .

Tau Kappo Epsilon, ASME, Pi Tau Sigma

G GAAL, GARY E. Raiders GAIA, MARK A.

CH. E.

PHY

C. SC.

GALPH IN, MICHAEL R. GARDNER, LARRY W.

I liST M.E .

GEO.E. CEO

C. SC. GARRETT, ROBERT C. Theta XI. Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council, ACM GEO.E. GARRISO , STEPHE L. Sogma Gamma Epsilon, AEG

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MET. E.

C. SC. GRAFTON, FREDERICK D. Della Sigma Phi (pres), Alpha 1'111 Omega, Scuba Club, Student Union Oo>rd GRAY, JENNIFER J. ACM. Phi Kappo Phi

c.sc.

E. E. GRECO, DAVID E. MRIIA, GO!, IEEE, Phi Eta Sigma. l'la Kappo Nu. Tau Beta Pi CH. E. GRECO. MICHAEL C. Alpha Chi Sigma, AICIIE C.E. CREE E, CHARLES R. Chi Epsllon, Tau 8e12 Pi, Arnold Arr Society, pistol team C.E. GREER, JAMES F. Sigma Nu, ASCE, Chi Epsilon. Rugby Club, varsity golf

HAAS, KE

ETH J.

liAASE,WALTERJ .JR. ACM, UP!:.. Newman

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CSc HADLEY. SUSAN F..

Student Union Board, Pubhe Relations Director, Thomas Jeffenon·Seerel2ry, GDI. SWE, llospitality Comm•llee, UPE. Who's Who in American Univct'ilies and Colleges.

Curator's Scholar.hip HALL, STEPII EN W.

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CSc HALLFORD, DANI EL V. Association of Computing Machinery .(''hair· man MerE HAM , JOHNS .

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HARRIS, NORMAN A. JR. Kappa Alpha, St. Pat's 8o:ud

Mgt

CE HARRISON , DIA 'A L. Epsilon, Society of Women I lll!incers, ASCE

Chi

HARRISON, DAVID P.

Mgt

HARRISO , ROBERT M. Sigma Tau Gamma, St. Pat's Board

CSc

GRITHER, LARRY J. ASCE, Tech Club

C.E.

Pe1 E HARRISO , TOM W. Society of Petroleum I ngineers Pi l·psilon· V Pres, Spelunkers

C. E.

HAUG , KENNETII A. Tech Club, KME, Football

Math

GRONEMANN, DENNIS A. MRIIA,IRE, ASC

HAUSER , JAMES D. MRHA, Alpoh Chi Sigma

ChE

GROUPP, LESLIE

CER. E.

ACS C.E. GULLEY, GEORGE H. Married Students Assn .. ASCI:. Blue Key, CURE

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Trialll!le-Prcs, VP, Sec. t\IAA<'harrman, Tau Sigma.

Eta Beu Pi, Phi Kal!po Pitt, APO. Phi Kappo Kappo Pst.YP, See

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CSc HEROLD, LAWRENCE W. KME, U{'silon Pi I psllon·TreJ!, ACM. Phi Kappa Plu, CycUna Club HERVEY, STEVE R. CoUcge Bowl League-Pre<idcnt

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ME HERZOG. MARK A. Theta Chi·Prcs, VP, Trea~. Student Council, SAF ChE HEUCKROTII , MARK W. StgiThl PhJ l· psJ!on. Phi I-ta Sigma. Tau Beta Pt. IK, AlChF EE liJGCINS, ARTIIUR J . ~£~t Student Umon-V P, Outreach Director, ~ULDEBRA

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Chcm HOLT, AN D'ARCY Student Union Ooord·Dlrector Special h ents HOLTIIA US, MICIIA EL E. SME. ASMF. Judicial Board

ME

HOVEY, RI CIIARD P. SAC, COl

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HOVIS, KEITII W. AIChE

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HOWELL, STEPHEN II.

ME

I lOWELL, SUSAN B. Wesley, Dake, C>mpus Club

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II UCIIES, DALE W.

Math

EE liU 'SICKI:.R, JAMLS C. T>u Beta PI , Ita Kappa Nu·Sec,ll II . IK . Phi I ta Si&JilO. K\II HURST , L1 DELL R. AS\1, \1\lf

\lciE

CE HURST , MICIIA I:.L D. St&JilO Ph• fpstlon. Blue Key, II C. Tau Beta Pl. Cht r p>llon·Pres, ASCI -VP, Plu Ua Stgma·Trns, Pitt Kappa Pitt, Who'• \\ho, Academtc Count~ ~I U RTTE ,

MmE JAMES E. COl, Shanuock Oub, Student Cuuncal, SME· Llahona Club, Newman VP, Pres, MRIIA, HUTCHI GS. ROBERT K. T3u Beta Pt

Mgt

J Psyc

JOliN , GARY K.

CE JOII SON, BRUCE L. Tech Club-Board of Control, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi , Phi Kappa Phi, Varsity Football ME JOH SO , MICHAEL W. ASME, KME, Pi Tau Sigm•. ASIIRAE, SAL, C.mpusClub CSc JONES, JA.\iES S. Photo Club·VP. ACM, Liahona Upsilon Pi Epsoon. IK ME JONES , RICK 0.

Pt Tau Stgrna, Tau Beta Pi , GDI, MRIIA, IK , Bo;atd of Governors

K

E G. MGT .

KASSINC , MAKKA. Kappa Sigma (vi>res .;g~~>rd), Alpha Phi Omega, Theca Tau, Auoci.ation Systems Manasement, Who"s Who in American Universities and

College

E.E. KA UTEN, JAMES R .

Sigm• Phi Epsilon (pledge dir.; pres.), IK, Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi KEEN , JAMESM. Triangle

C.E.

KEFOGLU, ENDER A. KM E, Turkish Student Assoc. (sec)

E.E.

KEITER, JOHN R. Campus Club, SIUdent Union Board

PHY. E.E.

KELLER , JACK E. KELLISO , RODNEY D. AICIIE, Tau Beta Pi

CH. E.

C. SC. KERNS , RANDY G. Tnangle. (v·pres.; Sleward), RoUamo Staff, Student Union Board, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Eta Sisrna. rusoc. for Comp. Mach.

CH. E. KESSLER , MI CHA ELJ. AICHE (sec), Alph3 Chi Sisma, COl

Ml . ENG. KEY, JOHN L. Lambda Chi Alph3, AIME, varsity football M.E. KJEFFER , THOMAS P. Tc<h Club (sec. ucas.). Pi Tau Sisrna, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Mu Epsilon Kl DEL, LAWRE 'CE E. KJ KEAD, JOHN A.

M.E. CBEM.·LS.

C.E. KIRN , DAVIDC. Tau Kappa Epsilon, ASsociation of Married Students. varsity boseball KJSTER , RONALD E.

E.E.

E.E. KNEHANS, JAMES H. Eta Kappa Nu (treas), Tau Beta Pi, Teach Club KOCI-~ C~IARLES

W. , JR.

E.E .

Delta ~psilon Phi, APO, Rolla Flying Club, Judo Club, UMR Scuba Club , IEEE (treas; pres; sec)

KOEWING_. MELANIE A. Psychology club

PSYCH.

ENG. MGT. KORKOLAN , CRAIG S. Sigma Nu, RoUamo (editor), ASME, Student Union Boord, Board of PubUcations. AMA CEO. KORNACKI , ALAN S. C. L. Drake Geological Society (pres). Pershing RlOes. Phi Kappa Phi, PhJ Eta Sigma, Sisma Gamma Epsilon. CDI PHY .

KOS,JONV. SPS, Engmeers Club KOSMA , RICHARD L.

C.E.

KOTHE E. RAY Cht Epsilon, ASCE

C.E.

LANGLEY, CLAUDE L. ASCE

C.E.

MARENGO, MIC IIAEL V.

ENG MGT

LANGLEY, STEPHEN E.

ENG. MGT. Campus Club . AMA , Koppa Mu Epsilon C.E. LARKINS, RI CIIARD K. Chi l·psilon (pres). Tau Beta Pi, ASCE, ITE, CO l, Fnginccrs Club LA TAL, DANNY L. Tau Kappa l'psilon, SAE, ASM E

MECH ENG MARKOS , LARRY G. Kappa Alpha, ASME, SAE, M.Ciub, RlOc Team-Sec

M.E.

M.E. LA TALL , RANDOLPH A. ~:dO~b Scabbard & Blade. SA E. UMR Sports M.E. Le BRELL, CIIARLES R. fnganeers Club. COl, ICC, Photographer Cye>tbook, new.paper) LECATl:.. JOII E. ASCI , Oli I pstlon

MARlENFELD, MARK L. GEOL ENG Koppa Sigma, Assn. tinginccring Geologists

C.E.

MARTHALER, SANDRA F. COMP SCI ACM, IK Girls Au xiliary ELEC ENG

MATALONE, STEVE A. IEEE MATHEWS, JERRY L. Society of Mining Engs

Ml

KRYGIEL, JOSEPH E.

M.E.

LEUSCIIKE ,CARY D. Theta Xi, UMR Rugby Club

C.E.

Ct-1. E. LEWISChNEAL A. ~!~:~i. AliCI~~ma, Omega Chi (pres), Tau

S.A.E.

C.E. KURK. CHARLES P. Theta Xi, ITE (v·pres), ASCE, IFC, Kappo Kappa Psi . IJSU. Marching and Concert Band, 010Jr

C.E.

C.E. LOGSTON , MICHAEL A. Tech Club, Student Council (treas) vaJSity football. varsity track

L C.E.

E.E. LAMA 0 , LARRY L. KMNR·FM (chief eng), IK , Radio Oub I lis LA E, WILLIAM L.

LILLARD, RANDALL II.

M.E.

MATH

LUDWIG , FREDERICK W. Acacia <•·pre;; sec)

I liST

EE LUTES, RONALD D. II:.EF. Eta K•ppa Nu (trca<), Tau Beta Pi · ·

E 'C

M ECII E 'C MATSO , JOHN W. UMR Sports Car Oub·Sec, Tau Beta Pi

Governors

LAHMEYER , THOMAS J.

398

MECII E C

MARBUT , DENNIS D.

HIST LECSDIN , RUTII L. Kappa Delta (trcas). llistory Club Student Unaon Board. Rollamo Starr

CE

h MA , PHILLIP W. Phi Kappa Phi, llistory Club· VI'

ENGLISH

MANN ,,DIAN E L.

E.E. KRENER ,G ILMORE W. Kappa Kappa Psi HonoraJy 83nd Fr. lta Kappa Nu Honorary EE Frat., UM.R Maners Band

HUTSON, EDWARD P. JR .

Della Sigma Phi

EE

COMP SCI MALL, MI CHA EL C. Student Councii·Tre-•s, MRIIA , UPE, ACM

MATTHEWS, EMILY A.

KUN KEL, ARTHUR K.

HYMAN , CHARLES W.

EMG. MGT. LA GE . LONNIE L. MIA, Phi Eta Sigma, IK , Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Student Union Board

L:LEC E G

MAHA , ALBERT D. IEEE, Engineers Club

C.E. LeCRA D. RODNEY J .

MRIIA, M-Oub, ASCI . GDI, varsny basket· ball, >">r<tty football, Student Coune1l

EE

CSc

CHEM LA GE, DONALD II. Kappa Sigma (scnbe), Theta Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Phi l.ta Sigma. IK, Alpha Pi Omega, Cucle K, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Amer. Chern.

Soc.

GEOLOGY MACKEY, CARY W. Sigma Gamma l:.psilon, Campus Club, Dake Geological Soc, MSMSpelunkers

c.sc.

KRASNER , HERBERT C.

HUTCHI NSON, DONALD E.

HYER , RICIIARDJ .

ACM

KME, Tech Club

MATTALCE , MARTI AIAA·Treas,

Vice.Ciu;

E GLISII

R.

AEROSPACE MRIIA·Doard of

E G MGT MAZUR, RlCIIARD J. Kappa Sisma, Amer Mgt Assn, Amer Institute of Mining En&s.

McBRIDE, GLENNON M. COMP SC I Kappa Alpha Order, ACM·Treas ELEC ENG McC LOUD, ROGER W. Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE CII EM ENG McCLURE, DAV IDT. Wesley Foundation-VI', AICim·Treas, Intra · mural Mang Assn·Pres.

CII EM ENG McCRAY , BRUCE W. ASCE, GDE, Intramural Softball McG HEE, ST EPIIEN A. Tau Beta Pi, AMA

ENG MGT

McKEE, RI CHARD II.

COMPSCI

Rollamo s taff-l'hoto Editor, AEG, Amer Soc of Photogranunctry, Ceo! Society. IVCF, Intramuralmang MRIIA

Wesley Foundation-Sec; IK Au• · AI'O little Sisters; Campus Club; Psychology Students

NI CIIOLS, WILLIAM J.

PFLA UM, TOM D.

CIV IL

ASCE. GDI, Track

ICHOLSON, LYNN E.

ELECT ENG

NOLDE, KEITII A.

COMP SCI

Delta Sigma Phi-llead Steward Arnold Air

NUELLE, LAURENCE M.

GEOLOGY

Dake Ccotogacal Soc-President.

Spetunkers.Custodaan, AIM E-SME

MSM

OFFERMAN, KENNETH J. OLLIA , RONALD M.

COM!' SCI CHEM ENG MECH ENG MECH ENG

COMPSCI

PADGETT, SAMUEL C.

NUC ENG

ELEC ENG

IEEE

MCPHERSON, BILLY R.

NUC ENG

ANS

MENGEL, MATTHEW L.

CIVIL

Exec Comm-Studcnt Council, AnnouncerKMNR ; ASCE, GDl

MEREMONTE, RICHARD A. ELEC ENG MERTZ, DENNY W.

MECH ENG

Beta Sis ma Psi-Sgt at Arms, Cross CountryCapt , Whos Who, M-Club-Trcas, Alpha Phi Omega, Gamma Alpha Delta, SAE, ASME, SME, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Fello wship of Christian Athletes

MEUTH, WI LLIAM H.

COMP SCI

CI-I EM ENG

Acacia-Rush Chrm, Tau Beta Pi, Theta Tau, AICIIE, lntcrfr:ttcrnity Council-Trcas, Intramural Sports

MOORE, DENVER R.

CI-I EM ENG

Tau Beta Pi, ACS; AICHE- Rept ; Plti Kappa Phi

MORLEY, WILLIAM L.

ENG MGT

Delta Tau Delta-Pres, Vioc P, Alpha Phi Omega, AMA-Vicc Pres, Inter Fraternity Council, Soccer Club

MOTH ERWELL, JONATHAN T.

CIVIL

Tech Club, ASCE, Chi Epsilon-Sec, Trcas

MO UND, RUSS ELL G. MUCK , DARRYL W.

NUCLEAR CHEM ENG

Tennis

ENG MGT

Pershing Rines, P!•i t, ta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi .

Ph t

Kapp3

Plu,

Arnold

Air

Societ)'·

Commander; UMR Management Association

PARKER, JOHN W.

POST, MICHAEL A.

ELEC ENG

POWELL, STEVEN T.

CHEM ENG

PRASAD, TATINENY V.

ENG MGT

PHYSICS

PATRICK, JAMES R.

MEC H ENG

PATTON, STEPHEN L.

niEM ENG

Phi Kappa Tiaeta-Financial Sec, Asst. Trcas, Treas; Alpha Chi Sigma; AIChE, Varsity Wrest

COMP SCI

ACM: UPE llonorary Society, MRIIA Softball, CoUcge Bowl League Sigma

MECIIENG

Ph.i·Parliamcntarian

Jeweler ,

Pledge Trainer; AS~U·, SAE. Phi Eta SigmaSec; Pi Tau Sigma-Nat! Convention Dele, Vioc Pres; Tau !leta Pi ; IK Sgt of Arms; Alpha Phi Omega; UMR Blood Comm; Student Union Bd. Director of l"ine Arts

PYEATT, MICIIAEL E.

E GMGT

llouse 0 MRIIA-Sec, Treas; AMA. Intramural Volleyball ; lnterdorrn Football, Vo lleyball, Softball

Q OUEATHEM, ROB ERT L.

CIVIL

Chi Epsilon-Pledge ~tarshall ; GDI; ASCE

PETENG

Ka ppa Sigma, Pi Epsilon Tau, SPE, AIChE,

R

Intramural Wrest

PEASE, DENNIS C.

CIIEMISTRY

PRESTON, ROBERT P. PROUTY,DAVIDA.

Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, Gamma Pi Gamma. M-Ciub-V-Pres, Sec; Varsity Track

PAYKEN,CRAIGL.

MECH ENG

Kappa Sigma

Delta

Tech Club, GOt , AMA. UMR lllood Comm., Independents Weekend Comm, Tech ClubPres, V-Pres, Bd of Contro l; GO t-Pres, Treas, Bd of Gov, lnd Wkd Comm Chairman

MOODY, ROBERT E.

R3dio Announcer

ASCE

p

Tec h Club, Ro lla Flying Club-Trcas, GOt

MECII ENG

MRIIA, ASME, Phi fta Sifma, Pi Tau SigmaReo. Sec; Tau Beta Pi, KMSM and KMNR

Tau Beta Pi;Eta Kappa Nu; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Theta Tau Ugly Man; llousc 5 Secretary; llouse 5 Lt. Gov; Co Miner of the Month fo r Oct 74 .

CERAMIC ENG

OSBOURNE, DANIEL C.

MCM ILLIAN, MARXUIS

POLAKOWSKI , DAVID R.

ORCUTT, DONALD

Phi Kappa Theta-Exec Council , Sec, Finan Sec: Alpha Phi Omega-Sec, Cones Sec; minerGraphics Ed, Asst Graphics Ed. A mer Nuclear Soc

CIVIL

CIV IL

PORTE, DALE R.

O' ROURK E, EILEEN M.

MCKINNEY, MICHAELS.

CIVIL

Delta Sigma Phi; ASCI'; Inst itute of Traffic

Alpha Phi Alpha, Black Stu, Student Union Boa rd-Fine Arts and Social Coon, Gamma Alpha Delta, Intramural Sports

SWE, ACM, Hospitalit y oom

Theta Chi-Sec, St. 1'-ats !Joard

PIPPIN, KEN NETII W.

PONZER. ROLLAND J .

The ta Chi-Pres. Treas, Circle K lnternati-Scc, IFC Re p, ACS

ELEC ENG

CII EM ENG

UMR l'hoto Club-Pres. Vice Pres

FilLA

MONJ E, RUSSELL D.

PICKELL, MARK B.

Wesley Foundation, Ci1i1cns Unlled to Restore the l· nvironment, ASCF-Scc

PIRA 0 , VINCENT E.

OBERMANN, PA UL D. OBREGON, MOR ELLA L

Amcr Soc of Civil Eng-Pres, Chi EpSilon.

CURE-Pres

CIV IL

Studen t Umon Bd; Recreation Committee

Fnginccrs

0

GEOL ENG

PIIILLII'S, ROGER D.

ASCI'. UMR. Management So~iety-Vice Pre<;

Soc, Associa tion for Cornput it;g Machinery

KME, SGE, AEG

MEC II E G

St Pa t's lloord

Independents. Coop

MCKJNNEY, JAM ES L.

Asn

PHYS ICS

RAGAN, MICHAEL E.

ENG MGT

Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi Sigma-Sec, Treas; Society of Physics StudentsSec, Treas; Wesley Foundation

UMR Student Council-Pres; AMA; APO; SUB Special Events comm; GDI

PEDERSO , PAUL E.

Alpha Chi Sigma; Omicron Chi-Membership Chr; KMSM , KMNR-announcer and staff

CI-I EM ENG

Theta Tau-Sec; Be ta Sigma Psi-Athle tic Mgr, Stewnrd; M-Ciub-Scc, V-Pres; Gamma Alpha Delta-Program Chr; ASCE, Fellowship of Christion Athletes, Varsity Basketball and

Tennis

PELECH, CARL B.

MECH ENG

RALEY, JOHN M.

RA DALL, HARV EY G.

CHEM ENG

ELEC ENG

Alpha Phi Alpha-Pres, Trcas. Ito use Mgr; Assn for Black Students-V Pres, Trcas; IFC, APO, IEEE. AMA, Student Union lloard

MRliA-Gov Bouse 6-'72-'73 , ACM, GDI, lK

MUEHLBAUER, RICHARD J. ENG MGT

Kappa Sigma-Grand Master of Ceremonies, Pres; Varsity Football, UM R Soccer, M-Ciub

RAPPLEA , KE NETH J.

MIDDENDORF, MARK A.

Tech Club, GDI lloard o f Gov. Blood Comm, Student Union Bd

PELLEGRINO, VINCENT

Phi Kappa Theta, AFG.Intramural Sports

GEOLOGY

Sigma Tau Gamma-Stewa rd, Chaplain; lKScc; Ass n o f Eng Gco-Treas

MILLER, GREGORY A.

ELEC ENG

S tudent Council: Faculty Eva!, Special Events, Appropriations

and

Constitution

Comm;

GDl , MRNA-Soc ial Comm. Chrm, Ugly-Man; UMR Soccer Club; IEEE; lntram & lntcrdo rm Sports; APO, Wesley

MILLER, JANET

GEOLOGY

Society of Wo men Engs, Dake As

MILLER, MICHAEL J.

AEROSPACE

Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Ta u Gamma , Pros pection and Campus Club; Board

of Control; Pres, Sec, Counccl Newman; Inter Faith council-Vice Comdr ; IK , AlA A

Pres,

MILLER, PAUL E.

AFROTC

Grp

MILLER, WILLIAM L.

MULL, THOMAS E.

CIVIL

MECII ENG

Campus Club-Vice President

GEOLOGY

PEPPERS, STEVEN C.

LI FE SCI

Sigma Pi, Student Union Bd. Diving Team

MECH ENG

SAE, ASME

PERRIGU EY, ROGER W.

MEC HE NG

Sigma Pi, Varsity Baseball

Tau Beta Pi, Pi Tau Sigma, Governor of News, Residence I tall Association

MUSH ILL, EDWARD F.

PETERS JOHN T.

MUNZERT , STEVEN C.

COMP SCI ELEC ENG

GD I, IEEE, KMSM- Sports Dir

MUSSMON, RICHARD W.

COMP SCI

Campus Club; M-Ciub-Pres; Baseball Lctterman4 years

ENG MGT

AMA

PETE RS , WAYNE B.

PET ENG

COl , SPE

N NAGABIIUSHANA, RAMARAO

CIVIL

ENGLISH

Kappa Delta Sorority-Sec

NEEF, ERIC A. NEUMANN , NICOLA US

MECH ENG GEOL ENG

RASTORFER\ JOHN F.

AMA. IEEE. CD

PEN DERGRASS, DENNI E L. ENG MGT

Phi Kappa Plti, Sigma Gamma Epsilon

NATIONS, LYNDA J. CHEM ENG

Recorder of Alpha Chi Sigma, Tau Beta Pi , Phi Kappa Phi, A ICE

MILNE, ROBERT J.

MULVANY, PATRJCK S.

MECH ENG

MRIIA

MILLION, DANIELL.

ASCE

MIN ENG

MRNA-Treas, Judicial Board , Inte r Varsity, Cluistian Fellowship, Soc of Mining Eng of AI ME

CIVIL

MUELLER, DAVID L.

RAUC H, PETER J.

GEO L E G ENG MGT MEC H ENG

SAE-Sec

REAGAN , ROG ER L.

PHYSICS

Phi Eta Sigma-Freshman llonorary; Sigma Pi Sigma-Physics llonorary, Sec, Trcas; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Society of Physics Students

REED, POLLY A.

ENG MGT

REHKOP, THOMAS G.

COMP SCI

REYNOLDS. GA RY L.

MEC II ENG

RICE. DAV ID A.

GEOL ENG

RICH, JERRY L.

ELEC ENG

Society of Women Engrs: Stud Rep; V Pres of 2nd Ooor T l , Treas: SuB Honorary CommScc; SUB llomecoming Coordinator-Sec KaEpa Mu Epsilon. Upsiton Pi Epsilon, Assn of Computing Mach, Shamrock Club

PETROVIC, WILLIAM J.

MRIIA , GDI, Jaycees, House 4·Gov and Lt Gov. Radio and Committccm::m

ELEC ENG

Table Tennis Club

PEVETER, GERALD L.

CI IEM ENG

PFEIFLE, RUSS ELL C.

MECH ENG

lntervarsity Christian Fellowship Oar; AF.G; Kappa Ka ppa Up,ilon, GDI. lland ChrmJ udicial lloard; MRIIA : Football ; llasketball and Softball Intra murals

PFISTER, SHARON A.

PSYCH

MRIIA-V-Pres, Recrea tio n Oum, Ugly-man Coordinator: Pi Tau Sigma; lnuamur31 lland· ball a nd Softball

Kappa Ka ppa J>si-Pres; fta Ka ppa Nu-Lab Ins. Chr ; Band

399

SMlTll, MARKS.

lntramurab: lloptl<t Swdcnt Union

s SAGER DAV ID A.

M.E.

America~ Foundrymcn Society, SA E. Wesley· P.R. Director and projectscoordinotor, KMNR, C.mpusCiub

IEEE, Phi E1a Sigma, l,;ta Kopp~. Nu, UMR R~dio Club (secrelary), Tau Bela 1'1

SMYKA , THOMAS D.

CER. ENG.

SANDERS, TIIOMAS W.

SMITII , STEPll EN D.

C. SC.

E. E.

E.E.

SANSOTTA, Pill LIP N.

PSYCH

Psychology Club

E.E.

HKN, IEEE

SCARFF, EDWARD A.

E G. MGT.

Kappa Kappa Psi, AMA

SCHADE,STEPllE S. Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi

CHEM. ENG.

SCHAEFER, ROB ERT L.

E.E.

IK, ll U. Plu Kappa Phi, [Ia Kappa Nu. MRIIA lntordorm I ootball. ActiVIty Comm

Rl AS, DAVID L.

CIVIL

Pill Kappa Theta-Pledge pres, All llouJC mp. l~ed!le ma<rer, l'•ec Council, Alumni Sec: Sl l'at 's Doard.Chr noat and parade Comm.

Tre"': Blue Key: Theta Tau Gamma: Who's Who; AISC

RISSELL. MIC~IAEL E. MECil ENG Campus Club; lntr>mural Mgt-("ompu• Club: UMR Intramural run-Sec ROBB, OA VIO R.

ELEC E 'G

ROBERTS, ROBERT L.

MECil ENG

ROBI SO , GARYW.

MECII E 'G

StJma Phi rpstlon

Acaaa·Trea<: ASME, SME

ROBI SON, TIIOMAS L.

MET ENG

Pi Kappa Alpho·llouse mgt, Sociol Chrm.

1-iool Comm;Met Socicty·V Pres; ISA· V Pres.

Trea<; AIME

RODEMS , RANDY J.

Tau Kappa r psilon· Circle K: inu Sports

MECH ENG

llouse Magr.

ROE. DENNE L.

ASM~

CIVIL

CII EM E G

ROJAS. PEDRO E. ROSENF ELD, JOl iN G.

CIVI L ELEC ENG

Pcr<hing Rincs-Commanding Officers: Theatre Gulld·V Pres: IIKN-V Pres: Phi Kappa Phi ; Tau Beta Pi. Pili Eta Sigma: Campus Club: IEEE,GDI

ROSSI , THOMAS

MEC II ENG

Pht Koppa Theta-PiedgemaSiu, [\ec Council: ASME· V Pres: Blue Key; ANS. RollamoSports Editor: GA 0: First Honors

Eps~on

PET. ENG.

PET. ENG.

C.E.

fraternity, ASCE. APO

C. E. ENG. MGT.

ROTH , DAVJDJ.

MET E G

ENG MGT

RUIZ , MA UEL A. Rodio Club

ROEMERMAN,STEVE D.

RUSSELL, JOSEPH K.

ELEC ENG GEOL ENG

AEG Student Chapter; Sigma Gamma Fpsilon;

CH. E.

MRIIA, Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi

STElLZLENl, MICHAEL J .

C.E.

Raidel5, Scabbard and Blade (Capt.)

STEVE S, ROBERT W.

M.E.

STICKLER, EDWARD V.

MIN. E G.

Society of Mining Engineers

STO GER. Ml CilA EL G.

CH. E.

AIC!tE, Campus Club, Liohona

STRANGHOENER, RA DY L. GEOL MRHA, C.L. Doke Geological Soc.. Sigma Gamma Epsilon (Sec.)

STRITZEL, DAVID L.

MIN. ENG.

E.E.

STROSNIDER, JACK R.

Sec.), CYR (Pres .. V. Pres .. Treas.)

C.E.

Beta Sigma Psi (Pres., Rush Ch., Sec.), IFC, ASCE, Chi Epsilon. Olue Key, Thetl Tau

SHAFER, DAVID E. Beta Sigma rs. (Socl:tl

ENG. MECH

Intramural football, handball, and wrestling

UC. E 'G.

Ch., Ath. Monager)

STRU K, GREGO RY M.

MAHl

Ugly Man

SUCIIAN, JOHN P.

E.E.

Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Kappo Nu, Phi Koppa Phi, C.mpusCiub

SHAVER, SIIARON M.

C. SC.

SUMOZA, JULIO II. MINING SWEA RI NGEN, CIIARLES W. C.SC.

SHELTON, ALBERT E.

CH. E.

Tau Kap1>a Fp<ilon ( llisl., Treas.,) ASCE

Zeta Tau Alpha ( llistorlan. Treas.) Koppa Mu Epsilon, Phr Kappa l'hi, C.L. Dake Geol.

Sociely

SHERARD, RONALD E. Prospeclors Eating Club, ASCE

SIIERIDA , LYNN C.

Kappa Sigma, tntramurals

M.E. C. E.

C.mpus Club, ASCE. Soccer <lub, Chess Oub

SKOSEY,GEROGEA.

PSYCH

M.E.

SAE (Pres .. V.l' .• Treas.). l'i Tau Sigma (V. Pres .. Trcas.), V. Pre<. of MRIIA, Tau Bela Pi

SMIHI, LAWR ENCE E.

E.E.

Alpha Phi Alpha (Sec.), IEEE. Circle K. Asso. for Dlack Students (Treas.). intramural foot· ball (All IFC). basketball, rrock, baseball

SMITH, MARK A.

C. E.

T

CHEM.

BSU (Entistment Ch.), W.T. Shrenk Chern.

Society. UMR cheerleader: basketball 2 yrs .. football 2 yu., (Capt.)

SHERRJCK, STEPIIE G.

SZABO, JOliN M.

C.E.

Tau Kappa Ep<ilon (Soc. <lr.), soccer Club, Psych Club

Pili Kappa Theta · Social Oum: Sludent Council-Exec Comm, Publicity Chrm: ASCE, AMA, Student Affairs Comm: Facilities Plan· ning Comm. University Cenler Boord of Directors

STEELE, KEVIN

SEIFERT, RI CHARD C.

SIGNORI 0, RUSSELL D.

ROUSSE LOT, MICHAEL D.

M.E.

Kappa Sigmo, l'i Tou Sigma (Treas), Tau Beta Pi , Kappa Kappa l'si (Sec), Phi Kappa Phi, AIAA , UMR IJand·Drum major

Soc. of Mi n. 1\ng. of l he Am. Institute of Min., Pet., and Mel. Eng; varsily foolball

ROTH, JOHN P.

CIVIL

MET.

M.E.

SHORT, JOH D.

ASCF..ITE

MATH

SEIDINGER, KURT R.

Blue Key; Theu Tau-Sec: Alpho Sigma Mu : AS\I·AIMW-Ptes: AFS-V Pres: Afpha Phi Omega·V Pres

1 ngrnecn (lub-Treos: Wesley: ASCL: lnua· mural Sports KMNR· Rodio news dir; Academic Council

400

ROIS, ROSEMARY F.

STAHLMAN, LEROY E.

STEGNER, GEO RGE D.

SERJS, A THONY F.

WRIIA· Student Councd Rep: ASCF. SWE: Student Council-Sec: Newman club-Sec. Pte< Chancellors Liason Dd: Academic Council

C. E.

Campus Club. ASCE

E. E.

Beta Sigma Psi (Vice-Pres.). IEEE (Vice-Pres.,

MECII E G

SPRADLI , STEPll EN R.

SCHRADER, MARK T.

Kappa Sigma, Tlreta Tau, M-Ciub ( Pledge Trainer), In Ira mural fool ball . basketball volleyball, sortbaU, I rack

ROIIRER , GE EA.

M.E.

!lela Slllma Psi (Steward , Scholarship Ch., Sec., Tnbunal), ASME, tnl ramural football, volleyball. softball

Alpha Sign\3 Nu (Se.), Am. Foundrymen's Society, Umr Table Tennis Oub (Pres.)

SCOTT, STEWART A.

GOI

Sigma l'hi Epsilon

Tech Club, IFEE, Tou Beta Pi, Eta Koppa Nu, GOI, Track I cam

SCHWENK, JOSEPH L.

ELEC E 'G

M.E.

SPERRY, LAUREN D.

STECKEL, GARY J .

Tau Kappa

Rl LEY. STEVE L.

M.E.

E.E.

SCHWARTZ, GARY W.

WRIIA,AC'I

SPIEK, TIMOTHY J.

SCHO E ECKER, JOI·IN L.

Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Society of Pet. Eng. (Pres.). PI ~psllon To~ (1st V.P., 2nd V.P., Sec.·treas.), rau Bet~ Pi

MET ENG

PET. E 'G.

Student Council, GOI, inlraniUral bowling, Shamrock Club

A. E.

SCHUPBACH, LARRY L.

ROGERS. JOH K.

SPE CER, DAVID P.

SCHANKMEN, MARKS.

Sigma Nu fra ternity ( l'res., V.P.. Treos.), Tau Beta Pi, Pi Epsilon Tau (Sec.-Treas.), Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Ep<llon. Society of Pctr.

Eng.

PI Kappa Alpha

Ml lNG

AI ME, Spelunkers, Scuba Club

SPIEGEL, TllOMAS J.

SCHROEDER, THOMAS W.

CmtPSCI

SPARKS, GREGORY B.

E. E.

IEEE, Varsity baseball (Co-Co pt.)

RILEY. SALLY A.

ENG. MGT.

AIChE. Varsily baseball

SCHAFFNER, STEPII EN D.

Alpha Chi Sigma, AIClllo

Tnangle.Y Pres, Steward

Engineers . Cooperalivc Club, lnler Co-op Council (Pres.). ACM (V. Pres.), Pili KaJ>pa Phi. Kal>(JG Mu Epsilon. Upsilon Pi Epsrlon

Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Kappa Epsilon (Pledge Trainer). AS~II,, SA E

SCHARRl 'GHAUSE , ROBERT CH.E.

Della Tou Delta

American Ccrtul'lic Society, Mates

MRHA, Campus Club, Gammo Delta Pres., Sec. of Alpha Phi Challler. Pres. of Notionol BoardofGamma Oclto, I; EE. GD I, Eta Kappa Nu, Rinc Tcam·Capl .. Spelunkers Club-Pres.

Sec., M-Ciub (Sec.), Alhlclic Com mince

Alpha Epsilon Pi ( Membcr-<rt·large) Student Council (Sec.), AIAA (Pres.) IK, APO

ENG MGT

Pres. and Hnonce Ch. of University Dames, Mates

SPALDING, RONALD R.

SAPORJTA, VI CENT J.

ROEWE, DANIEL T.

C.E.

ASCE

ENGLISH

IEEE

MATII

SMITH, RICKY D. SMYKA,CYNTiliA A.

SA DERS MARION S.

RICK. CIIARLES R.

M.E.

Pi Kappa Alpho (V.P., Trcos .. Sec.) IFC, llreta Tau. Oluc Key, Pi Tau Sigma (Sec.), Tau Beta Pi. Kappa Phi, Phi rta Sigma (Sec.), Varsity baseball (Copt ., MVP), \1-("lub. SAE, SAWE

PHYSICS

::::: Eta Sigma. Sigma Pi Sigmo, Phi Kappa

TALBOT, DAVID L.

ENG. MGT.

UMR l'n. Mgt. A<SOCI:ttlon

TA ZEY, W. IIOWARO

MATH

TAPELLA,ROBERTJ.

E.E.

IEFE,GDI

E. E.

TAYLOR, DONALD

Sigma Phi l'psilon, I FFE, Tau Bela Pi. Et• Koppa Nu, Kappa Mu Fpsilon

c. sc

TAYLOR, RONALD R. TAYLOR. TERRY L. Ela Kappa Nu, Tau llcta

1~ .

TELLIS. XZANA M. Psycholo~y

E.E. IEEE

PSYCH

Club. llbck Sltldents Assn.

TEVLIN. L1 DA J.

GEOPIIY

SIYF. Student Union Boord

THOMAS. JOE G. AMA, ECON Club

EC'O

CH. E.

THOMPSON, MAX W.

M.E.

VAN LEER, DALE A.

CH. E.

THOMPSON, RANDALL G.

ACM

THROCKMORTON, RANDOLPH P.

VISOSO , DENNIS C.

E.E.

c. sc.

VEDEN , LEONARD S.

MRHA, AICHE Spelunkers

E. E.

WHELAN, MICHA EL E. Phi Kapp Phi, Tau lleta Pi

Tau Beta Pi

AICHE

PET. E.

Pi Kappa Alpha , Pi Epsilon Tau, SPE

WHITE, MARTIN E.

E.E.

WHITES , BARBARA J.

ENGL

Wesley , KMNR

LS.

WHITFIELD, JAMESW.

IEEE, GDI, KMNR

GDI, 59er's Eating Club, varsity baseball

S. SC.

TODD, ELIZABETH E.

w

ACM

C.E.

TOOL, ALLEN R. Chi Epsilon

TORELLI , ANTHONY J .

MATH

TRJPLETT, DERREL W.

CH.E.

TUCKER, RANDALL J.

E.E.

TOKRAKS, EUGENE V.

ENG. MGT.

IEEE, MRHA, GDI, Campus Club, UMR Radio Club St. Pat's Board, GDI, AMA, Pershing Rifles

TUTTLE, DAVID

C.E.

Chi Epsilon, ASCE

WALL, DAVIDA.

E.E.

WARFIELD , DAVID M.

E.E.

Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Student Union Board

WARREN, JOSEPH P.

M.E.

GD I, Shamrock Eating Club, SAE, ASME

WATSON, EUGENE G.

CH. E.

WEESE, JOHN R.

ENG. MGT. NU. E.

Beta Sigma Psi (v-pres), Student Council Rep., American Nuclear Society

u UELK, LAWRENCE H. UTTERBACK, THOMAS G.

HIST C.E.

Pi Kappa Alpha, ASCE

v VAIL, CHARLES M.

ENG. MGT.

VANDENBERGH, MAURICE E. CER. E. ICC (pres), UMR Red Cross Blood Drive Comm.

PSYCH.

Acacia (pres; v-pres; sec), St. Pat Board (pres), Psychology Students Associatio n

VAN HOUTEN, JIM H. MRHA, ASCE, GDI, ITE

HJST

WEIDING ER , MARK L.

C.E.

Delta Sigma Ph.i (v-pres; sec), Phi Eta Sigma (pres), Blue Key (sec), IK, IFC, Tau Beta P.i, Ch.i Epsilon, ASCE, Who's Who

CHEM.-LS.

Phi Kappa Phi

Kappa Sigma

VANDEVEN , ROGER L.

WEHNER, CAROLYN J.

WEIR, GERALD T.

C.E.

WELCH, RUSSELL E. WESSEL, GREGORY R.

PET. E. CEO.

C.L. Drake Geological Society, Spelunkers Club,A IME

WEST, KEVIN R.

ENG. MGT.

Sigma Pi, M.Club, Cycling Club, IFC, AMA, varsity wrestling

WEST, KIM D.

E.E.

WOKURKA , ROBERT A.

C.E.

MRH A, ampus Club , Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu , IEEE

WILKES , JEFFREY C.

M.E.

WILKES , ROLAND R.

CH. E.

SAE, ASM E, Rugby Club (pres; v-pres; sec), Student Council, Engineers Club Alpha Phi Alpha, Association for Black Students, AICHE

WOOD, BARRY K. WOLAK, WALTER J.

NU . E.

WILLIAMS , DANI EL H.

M.E.

WILLIAMS, DENNIS W. WILLIAMS, ROBERT A.

ENG. MGT.

WILLIAMS, ROBERT M.

M.E.

Kappa Alpha (steward) , Alpha Phi O mega

Chess Club, GDI

WOLF RONALD W.

CEO.

WOOLS, MICHAEL H.

HIST

C.L. Dake Geological Socie ty

y YENZER, RICHARD P.

CH. E.

YORK, LARRY B.

C. SC.

Alpha Chi Sigma, AICHE

Sigma Nu , Blue Key, Upsilo n Pi Epsilon, Stu-

dent Council (v-pres), Who 's Who

Phi Kappa Phi, Eta Kappa Nu, Kappa Kappa

Psi (rcc sec), Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Band ,

Chamber

Band,

Miners Band

WILLY, MARI E F.

IEEE, l EE, KMN R

WILSON , ANDREW J.

CH. E.

CEO. E.

YOW, JESSE L.

BSU, Engineers Oub, Geological Society of America, Assn. of Engineering Geo logists

z ZALE, DAVIDT.

E.E.

varsity wn:stling

ZANER, WILLAIM J.

C.E.

Alpha Chi Sigma, AICJIE

Sigma N u, Theta Tau (trcas), Alpha Phi

WILSON, CHRIS D.

Omega, Rugby Club , Blue Key, C'h.i Epsilon, St. Pat's Board

C.E.

The ta Xi (pres), ASCE, UMR Theat re Guild

WILSON , JUDITH R.

c. sc.

ZLATNICK, STANFORD D.

M.E.

WINFIELD, SCOTT B.

S. SC.

ZUG EL, JOHN R.

ASME, ASHRAE, AIAA (V-pres), Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi

c.sc.

Liahona

PSYCH

Lambda Sigma ( pres), Student Union Board, Rollamo Staff, Psychology Club

E.E.

YOUNG , DAVID M. YOUNG , DENNIS J.

E.E.

WILLOUGHBY, RONALD D. Liahona, Concert

ENG . MGT.

AMA, GDI

E.E.

WILLIAMS, DANI EL R.

ENG. MGT.

GDI

C.SC.

varsity wrestling

WEYHAUPT , GILBERT J .

Sigma l'hi Epsilon, Chi Epsilo n, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma, ASC E

Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Ph.i

ITE,AMA

WEGENER, CURT L.

WITTHAUS, TERRY A.

IEEE, HKN, Photo Club

Kappa Sigma, Circle K, AICJiE

E.E.

Sigma Phi Epsilon, UMR Rugby Club

Tech Club, ASCE, G DI

C.E.

WIBBENMEYER, DALE J.

Sigma Pi, IEEE

lloard , Alpha Phi O mega

WINNI E, HARO LD R.

SWE, ACM, KMN R

Sigma Nu, Blue Key, Upsilon Ph Epsilon, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Who's Who, Student Union

E.E.

IEEE, GDI

E.E.

Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Et a Kappa Nu, Kappa Mu Epsilo n

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Student Index Acree, James A., 125,375 Adams, Eric B., 124 Adams, John E., 360 Adams, Russell C., 138 Adrian, Joseph B. , 283 Aiello, Joseph A., 283 Albert, Ronald C., 370 Alford, Richard E., 125 Allan, David W., 276 Allen, David W., 370 Alvord, Harold F., 379 Ammons, Harry L., 357 Amsinger, Dan R., 272 Amsinger , Mark T ., 272 Anderson, Greg T., 361 Anderson, Michael B., 370 Andrew, Paul D. , 274 Angell, Donald K., 272 Armstrong, Charles R., 356 Arnold, Robert W., 272 Atchley, Katherine V ., 380 Atkeisson, Randall A. , 144,145 Atkins, Ronald D., 370 Aubuchon, Martin R., 127 Aufderheide, Donald L., 382

B Baker, Deann, 268,380 Ballad, Robert V., 138 Barbaglia, Mike A., 383 Barber, Keith D., 127,361 Barclay, David A., 145 Barczewski, David E., 276,375 Barger, Michael J ., 393 Barkalow, Thomas W. , 391 Barnes, Wendell E., 375 Barnicle, Michael W., 125 Barylski, Joseph R., 274 Basye, Richard E., 375 Bauer, Frank R., 139 Baxter, J ohn H., 276 Bay, Robert H., 276 Bechmann, Diane, 119,361 Beck, David E., 367 Beck, Kathryn A. , 268 Beck, William J. , 390 Becker, Joseph J. , 274 Beem, David M., 142 Beers, Jack C., 360 Begley, David L., 370 Behr, Doris, 130 Behrens, William, 274,393 Bellm, Robert L., 383 Bellora, Kenneth W., 143 Belsha, Thomas C., 126 Beresik, Barry A., 119 Bergman, Barry M., 361 Bertram, Norman J., 128 Best, David C., 361 BhasinK, 120 Billings, Cary M. , 383 Billups, Frank K., 300 Bingaman, Ronald C., 278 Birer, Mehmet N., 120

402

Birkhead, Ronald K., 375 Black, John F., 357 Blackmore, Mike, 144,145,383 Blanc, Raymond L., 356 Blankenship, Larry W., 161 Blankenchip, Patricia, 130 Blechle, David H., 361 Blessing, James A., 383 Blickensderfer, S.J., 378 Boedeker, MarkS., 387 Boehme, Vernon P., 145 Bolin , Donald H., 126,389 Bonczyk, Bruce S., 361 Boothby, Michael L., 272 Borgmeyer, Marvin E., 357 Born, Robert C., 274 Bosky, Marie L. , 380 Botts, John W. , 383 Bowlin, John , 128,376 Boyd, ScottS., 142,276 Brake, Michael B., 138 Brady, Sharon, 184,268 Brakensiek, Danny A., 391 Brandt, Robert J., 361 Brazeal, Stephen M., 361 Brendel, James B., 361 Brennan, Robert A., Brennecke, Robert, 276,383 Brice, Deborah E., 268 Brinkmann, Jon V., 124 Brinton, John C., 276 Brockman, David F., 274 Brooks, Paula L. , 268 Brown, Daniel J., 274 Brueckmann, Michael A., 383 Brugioni, Kenneth P., 276 Brune, J oan Mildred, 382 Bruns, Bernard A., 361,274 Brzuchacski, Dale A., 274 Buchanan, Richard E., 276 Buchmann, Raymond F., 370 Bucke, Robert Leroy, 391 Buechel, Robert M., 361 Bullock, David L., 292 Burchfield, Carolyn S., 370 Burford, Edward E., 274 Burns, Paul J ., 292 Burris, Kenneth W., 126 Burton, Steven R., 119 Burton, W. Wesley, 119 Busch, Jacquelyn A., 380 Buetherus, David L., 138 Byrnes, Thomas J ., 383

c Cage, William F., 370 Calzone, Thomas A., 142 Campbell, Douglas E., 383 Campbell, John R., 357 Campbell, Robert L., 276 Capelle, David P., 361 Cappa, Joseph A., 361 Carlson, Gregg, 272 Carmichael, Ann H., 272

Carney , Sara E., 367 Carozza, Carl G ., 393 Carroll, Timothy J ., 378 Carron, Michael D., 383 Carson, Michael A., 119 Cartwright, Daniel P. , 389 Casterline, Douglas J. , 370 Cathey, David P., 383 Cerula, Michael E., 370 Chancellor, J .L., 357 Chapman, Lloyd R., 126 Chappel, Harry A., 143 Chase, Michael 0 ., 383 Cherry, Ellen B., 125 Chilton, Sharon E., 357 Christians, Scott T., 128 Christy, Edward J ., 357 Clarke, William P., 362 Clarson, Ernest D., 367 Clausen, Edgar C., 357 Clavenna, Mark D., 362 Clites, PaulL., 370 Coates, Willard D., 125,382 Coker, Terry D., 144 Coleman, Kim C., 130 Collebrusco, Robert L., 362 Collins, Colleen A., 144,180,382 Collins, Marsha S., 378 Collins, Terry M., 138 Collins, William D., 138 Collopy, Timothy J ., 125,382 Colombatto, Robert J., 276 Congiardo, Mark R., 272 Conley, Mary N., 128 Connell, J oe E., 360 Cook, Leland P., 383 Cook, Michael V., 375 Coree, J oseph D., 356 Corradin, Ronald R., 383 Craig, Clark W., 138 Cramer, Rex M., 276 Crane, Russell J., 274 Craven, Ronald W., 274 Crawford , David M., 144,370 Creveling, John B., 127 Critchfield, John W., 127 Cropp, Kenton A., 362 Crumly, Gary P ., 367 Cummings, John D., 276,389 Curdt, John C., 272 Curtis, Reed A., 142 Cypret, Orville W., 391 Cahl, J erome P., 370

D Dahl, Jerome P., 370 Dallas, Robert P., 274 Daniells, Charles P., 362 Davisdon, Alen F. , 357 Davidson, Francine S., 268,380 Davis, Keith L., 138 Davis, Michael L., 272 Dean, John D., 383 Defend, Janet L., 276

DePriest, Cheryll A., 268 Derickson, Norvel M. , 278 Derickso n, Richard F., 362 Dickman , Stephen R., 357 Dinapoli , Michael A., 139 Dolan ,Francis J ., 362,127 Dolan, Richard R., 274 Dolecki, MarkS., 276 Dollar, James R., 357 Dollar, Karen L., 375 Dolson, George M. , 139,1 28 Domagalski, Thomas J., 276 Doyle, Patricia A., 130 Drake, Jennifer An, 130 Duenckel, Robert J ., 392 Dufner, Kenneth L., 393,124 Duggan, James W. , 375 Duke , Richard A., 37 1 Dulin, Catherine L., 268 Duncan, Suzanne E., 139 Dunford, Randlal B., 367 Dunham, Richard L., 396 Dupont, Steven J ., 368 Durbin, Robert C., 292

E Ebert, Joseph J ., 274 Edmonds, Nancy L., 130 Edwards, Kay, 268 Ehrhard, William E., 260 Elgin , Richard L., 362,127 Ellison, Thomas L., 360 Elrod, Eric W., 276 Emmenegger, F.I. , 362 England, Richard T., 138 Entwistle, James M., 126,142, 392 Erickson, Alan G., 128 Erickson, Gordon L., 119 Erlandson. Paul E., 360 Ervin , John R., 375 Ewens, Joy M., 130

F Faes, Terence J ., 375 Fails, Allen D., 384 Falkner, Francis J., 272 Farley, Kevin R., 357 Favier, David E., 274 Fechner , Walter B., 124,393 Feiner, Steve, 384 Fettet , Jose A., 390 Feuter, Dennis J., 384 Fischer, Rudolph H., 274 Flebbe, Judith L. , 144 Fleischman, Robert F., 276 Fleschner, Richard A., 276 Foil, James L., 362,127 Fontinelle, Robert C., 378 Foon, Gerald J., 384 Forck, Jin A., 276 Fowler, Mitchell G., 127,362 Fox, Charles D., 371 Frager, Alan R., 368 France, Pauletta R., 130 Frazer, Bohn A., 390 Freiberger, Kenneth J ., 371 French, Kathleen A., 124 Frey, James E., 127,362 Frisbee, Stane1y D., 276 Frohlichman, Sam S., 368 Froncik, Charles J ., 384

G Gaebler , Robert F., 138 Gaia , Mark, 384 Galpin , Michael R., 378 Gardner, Larry W., 378 Garrett , Robert C., 368 Garrison, Dennis G., 128 Garrison , Stephen L., 378 Gasner. Donald R., 138 Gastreich, Kent D., 127 Gault, Randolph P., 371 Gebhardt, Thomas V., 272 Gemming, Douglas A., 124 Gibson, Jeffrey A., 363 Gibson, Mario H., 371 Gilbert , Steven R., 145 Ginter, Loren 0., 145 Godar, James A. , 274 Goeckeler, Carl R., 128 Goen, Johnie L., 363 Gohring , John Ro., 368 Goldstone, Ctaig S., 127,363 Golisch, Robert G., 363 Gomez, Luis A., 389 Gonzalez, Manuel V., 120 Goodlet , Roger F., 292 Goss, James N., 272 Gower, Deborah K. , 130 Gower, Nancy A., 188 Grafton , Frederick D., 368 Gray , Jennifer J ., 368 Greaves, Wayne C., 292 Greco, Kavid E. , 371 Greco, Louis G. , 274 Greco, Michael C., 357 Green, Charles R., 363 ,127 Greenwald, Ted A., 276 Grither, Larry J. , 363 Gronemann, Dennis, 363 Groupp , Leslie , 356 Guerdan, John E., 119 Gulley, George H., 363 H

Haas, Kenneth J ., 371 Haase, Walter J ., 368 Hadley, Susan E., 368 Halbert, William H., 119 Hale, Gregory L., 278 Hale, Stephen E., 278 Haley, John P., 276 Hall, David A., 371 Hall, Donald E., 125 Hall, Stephen W., 357 Hallford, Daniel V., 368 Ham , John S., 126,389 Hamilton, Kenneth C., 125,382 Hamilto n, Leslie R., 278 Hamilton, Stephen J., 143 Hansbrough, Jill M., 182 Hansel, Kyle K., 363 Hardin, David P., 360,254 Harmon, Stanley M., 380 Harris, Laurence E., 276 Harris, Norman A., 375 Harrison , Diana L., 127,363 Harrison, David P., 375 Harrison, Robert M., 368 Harrison, Thomas W., 392,126 Hart, Wendell 0 ., 144 Haug, Kenneth A., 382 Hauser, James D., 357 Havens, Vance N., 356 Hawthorne, William C., 368

Hayden, Dennis M., 363 Hayek, Nancy M., 380 Hayes, Robert A., 272 Hayes, Thomas E. , 363 Haynie, Roger G., 375 Head, David W. , 37 1,128 Heidbreder, Charles E., 138 Henle, Richard A., 371 Henry, Douglas J., 128 Henry, Richard L., 126 Herman, Rosa L., 130 Herold , Lawrence W. , 125,363 Hervey, SteveR. , 37 1 Herzog, Mark A., 384 Heuckro th, Mark W., 358 Higgins, Arthur J ., 371 Hildebrandt , Robert L. , 389 Hill , Robert C., 128 Hillhouse , Jimmy L. , 127 Hirtz, Jerone B., 364 Hobick , Michael D. , 272 Hoe flinger, Larry J ., 27 4 Hoemann, Keith 1., 278 Hofer, John R., 364 Hoffman , David J ., 138 Hoffman, Ronald J., 145 Hoffmann, Richard L., 127,376 Holestine, Roger B., 384 Holley, Thomas K., 124,143 Hollocher, David C., 128 Holm , Anton J., 11 9 Holman, David W., 360 Holt, Ann D., 360 Holt, Lou A., 144 Holt, Michael L., 126 Holthau s, Michael E. , 384 Hovey, Richard P., 384 Howell, Mark S., 119 Howell, Susan B., 384 Hunsicker, James C., 331 Hunt, John R., 144 Hupp, Kenton L., 126 Hurley, Kenneth W. , 272 Hurst, Lindell R., 389 Hurst, Michael D., 364 Hurtte, James E., 390 Hutchings, Robert L., 376 Hutchinson, Donald E., 371 Hutson, Edward P., 364 Hyer, Richard J., 368 Hyman, Charles W., 128 ,37 1 I

Inman, Phillip W., 380

J Jauregui, Arias R., 138 Jinkerson, Kenneth R., 145 Johaningmeyer, Jan L., 276 John, Gary K., 380 Johnson, Bruce L., 364,127 Johnson, Michael W., 384 Jones, Gary L., 138 Jones, James S., 139 Jones, Rick 0., 385 Junge, James H., 276 K

Kassing, Mark A. , 376 Kauten, James R., 37 1 Keebler, James H., 143 Keen, James M., 364,292 Kefoglu, Ender A., 37 1 Keller, James E., 372 Kelley, John M. , 272

403

Kellison, Rodney D., 358 Kempf, Michael L., 274 Kerns, Randy G., 368 Kessler, Michael J ., 358 Key, John L., 390 Keiffer, Tom P., 385 Kiepe, Marla K., 130 Killimger, John C., 272 Kind, Hugh C., 276 Kindel, Lawrence E., 384 King, Michael J. , 127 Kinsella, Michael J ., 292 Kirk, Charles P., 364 Kirn, David C., 364 Kister, Ronald E., 372 KJender, Lynn J., 144 Knapp , Peggy, 144 Knehans, James H., 128 Knight, James E., 274 Kobylinski, Edmund A., 274 Koch, Charles W., 372 Koeper, Paul E., 274 Koewing, Melanie, 380 Komerous, Raymond L., 272 Korkoian, Craig S., 376 Kornacki, Alan S., 378,144 Korzep, Gary A., 278 Kos, Jon J., 393 Kosman, Richard L., 364 Kossina, Paul G., 145 Kothe, Eugene R., 127,364 Krasner, Herbert G., 368 Krener, Gilmore W., 128,372 Kroeger, William H., 142 Krygiel, Joseph E., 384 Kuliniewicz, Allen P., 276 Kunkel, Arthur K., 364

L Ladd, Freddie E., 144 Lafollette, Stanley R., 260 LaGreek, Joseph V., 144 Lahmeyer, Thomas J ., 364 Lampe, Michael L., 143 Lancaster, Larry D., 125 Lane, William L., 382 Lange, Lonnie L., 376 Langley, Stphen D., 376 Larkins, Richard R., 127,364

404

Larson, Rick E., 272 Latal, Danny, 384 Lebrell, Charles R., 384 Legate, John E., 364 Legrand, Rodney J. , 364 Legsdin, Ruth L., 388,268 Lenharth, Brian E., 125 Leuschke, Gary D., 385 Lewis, Neal A., 358 Lewis, Randall W., 260 Lichtenberger, Jack, 119 Liescheidt, Steven G., 260 Lillard, Randall H., 364 Linck, Richard P., 274,143 Logston, Michael A., 365 Long, Wayne R., 260 Loos, Louis G., 119 Lovasko, Denise M., 130 Lucas, Bermard C., 274 Lucas, Ralph D. , 272 Ludwig, Frederick W., 380 Lueckenhoff, Kenneth, 256 Lueckenhoff, Michael, 256 Lueckenhoff, William, 276 Luffel, Susan E., 268 Lurtz, Bruce D., 276 Lutes, Ronald D., 372 Lutz, Lenoard J ., 276

M Maasen, Gary W., Mackey, Gary W., 127,378 Mall, Michael G., 368 Malone, Debra J. , 268 Mann, Diane L., 380 Manning, Eugene D., 272 Marbut, Dennis D., 385 Marcellus, Paula J ., 268,272 Marden, Michael C., 124 Marienfeld, Mark L., 379 Markios, Mark A., 145 Markey, Richard A., 274 Markos, Larry G., 385 Markunas, Leora E., 138 Marthaler, Sandra F., 368 Martin, Joseph M., 272 Martin, Ron H., 278 Marting, Paul R ., 268 Mason, Winnette F., 268

Mastin, Blake G., 254 Matalone, Steve A., 372,128 Mateer, Mark W., 142 Matson, John W., 385 Matthews, Jerry L., 390 Mattlage, Martin R., 356 Mazur, Richard J ., 376 McBride, Glennon M., 368 McCammon, Jerry J. , 272 McCarthy, Michael J., 276 McCarthy, Robert W., 142 McCartney, Jill A., 144 McCloud, Roger W., 372 McCray, Bruce W., 365 McDonald , Marcha A., 268 McDonald, Mary D., 130 McGavock, Michael W., 254 McGhee, Stephen A., 376 McKean, Michael W., 274 McKee, Richard H., 369 McKee, William E., 125 McKinney, James L., 379 McKinney, Michael, 365 McClean, James T., 128 McMillian, Marquis D., 128,372 McPherson, Billy R., 391 Melton, David F., 278 Mengel, Matthew L., 365 Mertens, Lawerence R., 274 Mertz, Denny W., 386,260 Meuth, William H., 369 Miehe, William K., 260 Millburn, Brian G., 145 Miller, Gregory A., 143,372 Miller, Mark A., 143,138 Miller, Melanie G., 144 Miller, Michael J., 356 Miller, Paul E., 390 Miller, William L., 386 Million, Daniel L., 358 Milne, Robert J ., 365 Minden , Francis J ., 126 Mink, David W., 254 Mittler, David A., 143 Moellering, M.D., 274 Molina , Lawerence S., 142 Monie, Russel D. J r., 373 Mood, Walter L., 292 Moody, Robert E., 358 Moore, Denver R., 358

Moore, Shawn E., 292 Mo rford, Earl F., 139 Morgan, J ames C., 260 Morley, William L., 376 Motherwell, Jonathan, 127,365 Mound, Russell G., 391 Muck, Darryl W., 358 Muckerman, David K., 274 Muehlbauer, Richard J., 376 Mueller, David L., 365 Mueller , Msrk A., 260 Muenks, Caroll D., 274 Mulitsch, Andrew J ., 276 Mull, Thomas E., 386 Mullen, Michael J ., 138 Mulvany, Patrick S., 127,379 Munzert, Steven C., 369 Murphy, James P. , 272 Mushill, Edward F., 119,373 Mussmon, Richard W. , 376 N Naeger, Thomas G., 274,143 Nagabfusans, Ramarad, 365 Naslund , Charles D., 272 Nations, Lynda J ., 268,380 Nau, Diane S., 125 Neef, Eric A., 386 Neumann, Nicolaus P., 379 Nichols, William J ., 365 Nichols, William P., 292 Nicho lson, Lynn A. , 373 Noelken, David A. , 292 Nolde, Keith A., 145,369 Noonan, Kathleen E., 130 Norberg, Michael, 142 Norrid , RobertS., 392 Nuelle, Laurence M., 138,374

0 Obermann, Paul D., 369 Obregon, Morelia 1., 358 Offerman, Kenneth J., 386 Ogle, Ramona K., 144 O!Jie, Ronald M., 386 Oneill, Timothy G., 274 OReilly, J ohn T. , 274 ORourke, Carol A., 272

ORourke, Eileen M., 369 Orr, Linda D., 142 Ortmann, Kenneth L., 274 Osbo rn, Joy E., 268,272 Osbourne, Daniel C., 391 Ott, James W., 195,260,125 Owe ns, Joseph L., 278 p Padgett, Samuel C., 376 Parker, John W. , 393,124 Patrick, James R. , 386 Patton, Stephen L., 358,274 Payken,Crai g L., 126 Pease, Dennis C., 124,393 Pederson, Paul E., 365 Peets, Patricia A., 268 Pelech, Carl B., 386 Pellegrino, V.L., 386 Pendergrass, Dennie Lk, 376 Perrey, Robert E., 128 Perriguey, Roger W., 386 Peters, Vernon H., 369 Peters, Wayne B. , 392 Petri, Richie S., 372 Petrovic, William J., 373 Peveler, Gerald L., 365 Pfeifle, Russell C., 386 Pfister, Sharon A. , 380 Pflaum, Tom D., 386 Phillips, Stephen D. , 274 Pickell, Mark B. , 365 Pijut, Patricia A., 124 Pippin, Kenneth W., 365 Pirano, Vincent E., 139,365 Pleimann, Michael A., 278 Polakowski, David R., 386 Polette,Paul a J. , 130 Ponzer, Rolland J., 145,376 Porte, DaleRo., 386 Porter, Joel E., 127 Post, Michael A., 125,128,373 Powell, Steven T., 365 Preston, Robert P., 369 Prior, Darrel L., 119 Prouty, David A., 386 Pyeatt, Michael E., 376

Q Queathem, Robert L., 127,365 Quinn, Michael J. , 145 R

Rabbitt, Deborah L., 268,130 Rachels, Darrell J ., 254 Rackers, Dennis S., 274 Rainey, Don E., 119 Raley, John M. , 358 Randall, Harvey G., 373 Rapplean, Kenneth, 379 Rauch, Peter J ., 386 Reagan, Roger L., 124,393 Rechtien , Thomas J., 143 Rector, Stephen W., 126 Reddy, Thomas, 127 Reed, Polly A. , 377 Rehkop, Thomas G., 369 Reiter, Jotun R., 393 Reynolds, Gary L., 387 Rice, David A., 379 Rich, Jerry L., 128,373 Riley, Sally A., 369 R.iley,Steben L., 128,373 Rinas, David L., 365,274 Riordan, James V ., 272 R.issell, Michael E., 387 Roach, Mary L., 144 Robb, David R., 373 Roberts, Robert L., 387 Robertson, Stephen L., 274 Robertson, William G., 128 Robeson, Miche!Je A., 144 Robinson, Darre!J G., 387 Robinson, Gary W., 387,254 Robinson, Thomas L., 276,389 Roe, Denne L., 365 Roewe, Daniel T., 377 Rogers, John K., 276,389 Rogge, Donald J., 272 Rogge, Ronald T. , 272 Rohrer, Gene A. , 387 Ro is, Rosemary F., 365 Rojas, Pedro E., 365 Rose, Jack M., 126 Rosenbaum, William G., 274 Rosenfeld , Johm G., 144,373

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Rossi, John A., 274 Rossi, Thomas J., 387,274 Roth, David J ., 126,389 Roth, John P., 365 Rousselot , Michael C., 274,377 Ruiz, Manuel A., 373 Russell, Carol A., 124 Russell, Joseph K., 379

s Sager, David A., 387 Sallas, William M. , 125 Sanders, Marion S., 128,373 Sanders, Thomas W., 373 Sandvos, Jerry L., 128 Sansotta, Philip N., 380 Saporita, Vincent J ., 373 Sawtelle, Eileen J ., 125 Saxon, David L., 365 Scarff, Edward A. , 377 Schade, StephenS. , 359 Schaefer, James V., 145 Schaefer, Robert L., 128,138,373 Schaffner, Stephen D., 373 Scheer, Bernard H., 274 Schepers, David J ., 128 Schmidt, Edward A., 260 Schmidt, Michael T., 143 Schmidt, Timothy J ., 260 Schnatzmeyer, Mark A., 272 Schneider, Thomas P., 143 ,274 Schnettgoecke, G., 274 Schoedel, Mark W., 360 Schoenecker, John L., 125,128 Scholl, Catherine M., 130 Schroeder, Thomas W., 126,392 Schuchardt, Gary R., 276 Schumacher, Jeff J., 274,143 Schumacher, Karen A., 268 Schupbach, Larry L. , 276,392

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Schwartz, Gary W., 365 Schwenk, Joseph L., 365 Scott, Harvey B., 272 Scott , Stewart A., 377 Seaman, David R ., 145 Searcy, Michael W., 274 Seidinger, Kurt R., 387 Seifert , Richard C., 260 Self, Edward M., 274 Seris, Anthony F., 260,365,127 Sewell , Michael R., 272 Shafer, David E., 391,260 Shaver, Sharon M., 369 Shelledy, Daniel P., 274 Shelledy, Ross E., 274 Shellenberger, Gary W., 292 Shelton, Albert E., 359 Sherard , Ronald E., 365 Sheridan, Lynn C., 360 Sherrick , Stephen G., 387 Shipers, Larry R., 272 Short, John D., 366 Short, SteveR., 128 Signorino, JohnS., 381 Simlote, V .N ., 126 Simmons, Bland B., 393 Simon, Andrew D., 126 Simon, Ronald G., 276 Sims, Robert E., 387 Skillman, Daniel W., 274 Skosey, George A., 387 Smith , John L., 128 Smith, Mark A., 393 Smith, MarkS., 276 Smith, Michael J ., 387 Smith, Ricky D., 366 Smith, Steven D., 369 Smyka, Thomas D., 356,381 Spalding, Ronald K., 377 Sparks, Gregory B., 390 Spencer, David P., 392

Spencer, James T ., 296 Sperry, Lauren D., 387 Spiegel, Thomas J., 387,260 Spiek, Timothy J ., 387 Spradlin, Stephen R. , 366 Stair, Jane L., 381 Staley, Charles E. , 274 Staponski, Randall E., 128 Steckel, Gary J ., 126,389 Steele, Kevin, 359 Stegner, George D. , 388 Stelzleni, Michael J ., 366 Stevens, Robert W., 388 Stever, Howard D., 278 Stickler, Edward V., 390 Stock, Janese A., 268 Strang, David L., 254 Stranghoener, R.L., 379 Strelow, David L., 278 Stritzel, David L., 390 Strosnider, Jack R., 388 Strunk, Gregory M., 382 Struttmann, Leonard M., 274 Stubbs, Steve M. , 138 Studer, Charles A., 272 Sumoza, J ulio H., 390 Szabo, John M., 366

T Talbot, Nicole L., 144 Talbott, David L., 377 T anner, Thomas W., 143,274 Tanzey, W.H., 382 T apella, Robert J., I 19 Taylor, Donald D. , 128 T aylor, Raymond L., 126 Taylor, Ronald R., 369 Taylor, Sharon L. , 276 Tellis, Xzana M., 381 Tevlin, Linda J ., 379

Theising, David A., 119 Thomas, Joe G., 38 1 Thompson, David F. , 145 Thompson , Max W. , 359 Thompson, Pamela S. , 124 Thompson, Randall G., 359 Tibbits, Patrick A., 276 Tillman, Steven M., 366 Tilman, James E., 138 Todd, Elizabeth E., 369 Tool, Allen R., 366, 127 Torelli, Anthony J ., 382 Toth, Joseph G., 119 Touzinsky, Stephanie, 130 Trent, Mark A., 260 Triplett, Derrel W. , 359 Trusik, Jon J., 260 Tucker, Joseph W., 272 TuU, Joe L., 125 Tuttle , David, 366

u Uding, William C., 274 Uelk, Lawrence, 381 Uhlmansiek, Thomas E., 260 Utterback, Thomas G., 366

v Valla, Leo B., 254 Vancil, Stephen P., 145 Vandenbergh, Maurice, 356 Vandeven , Randall W., 254 Vandeven , Roger L., 254 Vanhouten, Jim H ., 366

Vanleer, Dale A., 388 Vatterott, Ralph 0 ., 276 Veden, Leonard S., 369 Veesaert, Chris J ., 127 Veit , Kathy A., 268 Vetter, Paul R., 142 Visos, Dennis C., 276, 127,392 Vornberg, Robert W., 254

w Wang, Jun.Chin, 276 Warner, Gregory A., 260 Warren, John C., 144 Warren, Joseph P., 388 Watson, Eugene G., 359 Watts, James J., 274 Watts, Michelle R., 130 Weddle, Philip B., 276 Weekley, John R., 276 Weese, John R., 377 Wegener, Curt L., 391 Wegman, John L., 274 Wehner, Carolyn J ., 381 Wiedinger, Mark L., 366 Weinhold, James K., 268 Weir, Gerald T ., 360 Welch, Russell E., 392 Werner, Sara A., 38 1 Wenert, Donald B., 276 West, James W., 142 Weat, Kevin R., 377 West, Kim D. , 366 White, James J ., 272 Whites, Barbara J. , 381 Whitfield , James W. , 360

Wibbenmeyer, Dale J ., 127,366 Wilhelm, Michael J ., 274 Wilkes, Jeffrey C'., 288 Wilks, Roland R., 354 Williams, Daniel H., 39 1 Williams, Dennis W., 388 Williams, Robert M., 388 Williams, Stephen D., 276 Willman, Joyce E., 130 Wilson, Andrew J., 359 Wilson, Chris D., 366 Wilson, Judith R., 369 Winfield, Scott B., 369 Winkermann, Ray E., 260 Witthaus, Terry A., 128 Wixson, Linda K., 268,186 Wokurka, Robert A., 366 Wolak, Walter J ., 377 Wolf, Ronald W., 379 Wolverton, Jon A., 272 Wood, Barry K. , 377 Wood, Paul F., 138 Wools, Michael H., 38 1 Wright, Michael C., 254 y

Yenzer, Richard P., 359 Young, David M., 128 Young, Dennis J., 369 Yow, Jesse L., 379

z Zaner, William J ., 366 Zell, James A., 391 Ziolko, Glen A., 260

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General Index

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Athletics

Departments

Baseball ............... ............... . 214 Basketball ............... ........ .... 168,200 Cheerleaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164 Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170,206 Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167, 196 Girls Intramural ............... .......... 241 Golf ............... ............... 174,212 Intramural Sports ............... ......... 220 Karate Club ............... ............. 143 Rifle ... . .......... .. ............... ... 171 Rugby ............... ............ . ..... 2 16 Soccer Club ............... ......... 143,207 Swimming ............... .......... 172,208 Ten nis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174,212 Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 173,2 17 Waterpolo Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170,2 10

Aerospace Engineering ............... ..... 356 Chemical Engineering ............... ...... 357 Chemistry .............. .............. .. 360 Civil Engineering ............... .......... 361 Computer Science .............. .......... 367 Electrical Engineering ............ .. ... .. .. 370 Engineering Management ............... .... 375 Geology .............. .............. ... 378 Geological Engineering ............... ... . . 378 Humanities .. ....... .. ............... ... 380 Mathematics ........ . . . .......... . . . .... 382 Mechanical Engineering ............... ..... 383 Metallurgy ... .... ............. ...... .... 389 Mining .............. .............. ..... 390 Nuclear Engineering ............... ....... 391 Petroleum Engineering ............... . .... 392 Physics .............. . ......... . .. ..... 393 Social Sciences ............... ...... .. ... 380

Greeks

Independents

IFC .. .. .............. . ........ ....... . 252 Acacia ....... ....... ...... . . ....... .... 254 Alpha Epsilon Pi ............... .......... 256 Alpha Phi Alpha ............... .......... 258 Beta Sigma Psi ..... ......... ..... ...... . 260 Delta Sigma Phi ............... ........... 262 Delta Tau Delta ...... ........ ... . .... . ... 264 Kappa Alpha .. . ........ ..... ......... . . 266 Kappa Delta . ...... ...... .... ........... 268 Kappa Sigma ............... ...... . ...... 270 Lambda Chi Alpha ............... ........ 272 Phi Kappa Theta ..... ...... .............. 274 Pi Kappa Alpha ............... ........... 276 Pi Kappa Phi ............... ....... ... ... 278 Sigma Nu ............... ............... 280 Sigma Phi Epsi lon ............... ..... . ... 282 Sigma Pi ... ...... ........ .. ............ 284 Sigma Tau Gamma ... .... ...... . . ....... . 286 Tau Kappa Epsilon ............... ........ 290 Theta Xi ............... ............... . 292 Triangle .. . ........... ... ...... ......... 294 Zeta Tau Alpha . ............... . . ...... . 296

ICC .... ............... .... ... ......... 304 Altman Hall .............. .............. . 306 F arrar Hall . .............. ............. . . 308 Holtman Hall ........ . ............... .... 3 12 Kelly Hall A and B .............. .......... 314 Kelly Hall C and D ......... ... ...... ...... 316 WRHA ....... ...... ....... ..... ....... 3 18 Campus Club .. ...... ......... ... ....... 320 Engineers Club ........ .. ........ . ....... 324 Tech Club ............ ... ....... .. . . .... 326

Organizations Alpha Chi Sigma ...... ...... ...... ...... . 125 Alpha Phi Omega ...... ...... ...... ...... . 129

Little Sisters of Pi Kappa Alpha ...... ...... . 124 "M" Club ... ...... .. .. .. ...... ...... .. . 140

Alpha Sigma Mu ...... ...... ...... . .. .... 126 Americ a n Foundr ymen's Society ...... . ... .. 153

Marching Minere ttes ...... .. . ...... ...... . 144 Metallu rgy Society ...... ...... ...... ...... 153

Americ an Institu te of Aerona utics and Astron autics ..... ... ...... . . . . ... .. 151 Americ an Institu te of Chemic al Engine ers ...... 154

Miner Newspa per ...... ...... ...... ...... . 134 Newma n Center ... ...... ... ..... .... .... . 148

Americ an Insti tute of Mining Engineers ... .... . 150 Americ an Socie ty of Civil Engine ers .... . .... . 15 I Arnold Air Society ...... .. . ...... ...... .. 145 Associa tio n for Compu ting Machin ery ...... .. 154 AEG ...... .... .. ...... ... ...... . ...... 152 Brass Choir . ...... ...... ...... ...... ... . 158 Chi Epsilon ...... . ...... .. ...... ...... . . 127 Chamb er String Ensemb le ...... ...... ...... 159 Chamb er Wind Ensem ble ...... ...... .... . . 159

Organiz a tion of Arab Studen ts ...... ...... .. 12 1 Pep Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 60 Pershin g Rifles ...... ...... ...... .. ... . ... 144 Pi Epsilon Tau ...... ...... ...... ...... ... 126 Phi Eta Sigma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146 Photo Club ...... ...... ...... ...... ..... 139 Psycho logy Studen ts Associa tion ...... ...... 139 Radio Station KMNR . ... .. ...... ...... . .. 134 Raiders ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... .. 145 Rollam o Board .... . ...... ...... ... . .... . 136

Circle K

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Comm ittee for Indepe ndents Weeken d .. ...... 11 9

Rollam o Photog raphy Staff ...... ...... ..... 135 Russian Club ...... ...... ...... ...... .... 140

Cycling Club ...... . . ... .. ...... ...... ... 138 C. L. Dake Socie ty . . ...... ...... ...... .... 152

Sigma Gamma Epsilon .... .. ...... ...... ... I 27 Sigma Pi Sigma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124

Daught ers of Diana .... .... ... .. ...... .... 122 Drifter s ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ... 160

Scuba Club ...... ...... ..... . ... · · · · · · · · 141 Society of Petrole um Engine ers ...... ...... .. 150

Eta Kappa Nu ...... ...... .... . ...... ... . 128 Federa tion of Latin Americ an Studen ts .. .. ... 122

Society of Physics Studen ts .... . ...... ... ... 15 5 Society of Women Engineers ...... .... . ..... 155

Fellowship of Christi an Univers ity Stud ents .... 147 GDI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... ...... ... 118

Spelun kers Club ...... ...... ...... ...... .. 138 St. Pats Board ...... ...... ...... ...... .. . 133

GDI Board of Govern ors ... . ...... ...... ... 11 9 141 History Club ...... ...... .... · · · · · · · · · · · · Ind ia Associa tion ...... ...... .. . .... .. ... · 120

Studen t Counci l ...... ...... ...... . · ... · · 132 Studen t Union Board ...... ...... .... · . · . · · 132

Interco llegiate Knight s ...... .... · · · · · · · · · · 130 Interco llegiate Knight s Auxilia ry . . .. .... .. · - J 30 120 Interna tional Studen ts Club ...... . · · · · · · · · · Interva rsity Christi an Fellow ship ...... . ..... · 147

Tau Beta Pi .. . ...... ...... ..... · · · · · · · · · 146 Tau Beta Sigma ...... ...... ...... .. · · · · · · 163 128 Theta Tau ... .. . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Turkish Associa tion ...... ...... ...... ..... 12 1 University Choir ...... ...... .. · · · · · · · · · · · 16 1

Kappa Kappa Psi ...... ...... ...... ..... · · 163 Kappa Mu Epsilon ...... . .... .. .. .. ... .. · · 125

Univers ity Dames ...... ...... ...... ...... . 142 UMR Board of Publica tions ...... ...... ..... 135

Ka ppa Sigma Little Sisters .. ... ...... .... · · · 124 Liahon a Fellow ship ...... ...... ...... . · · · · 148

UMR Miners Band .. . ...... ...... .. · · · · · · · 156 Upsilon Pi Epsilon ...... ...... .... · · · · · · · · 128 141 Wesley Founda tion . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·

123 Li ttle Sisters of Lambd a Chi AI Pha .. · · · · · · · · ·

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In Memoriam

Terence Harbough Professor of Civil Engineering

Wayne Teft Associate Professor of Physics

Burr Van Nostrand Professor of Physical Education

John Pazdera Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering

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Retiring Professors Leave UMR

Roscoe Goslin Assistant Professor of Economics

Vernon Gevecker Professor of Civil Engineering

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Robert Britton Associate Professor of Engineering Technology

Norbert Kreidl Professor of Ceramic Engineering

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Carl Cave Associate Professor of Mathematics

Harold Fuller Professor of Physics

James Grimm Professor of Electrical Engineering 413

Rollamo Board

Special Credits

Editor-in-Chief ........... Craig Sarkcs Korkoian

Faculty Advisor ............... .. Lance Williams

Business Manager ............ David J ohn Schepers

Professional Pho tography ..... Root Photographers

....... Nicolaus P. Nuemann John Burke Gallagher

Photography Assistance .......... Ernest Gutierrez

Photography Editors

Technical Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Coram Layout Editor .............. David E. Barczewski Publisher ............... . Pischel Yearbooks Inc. Sports Edi tors .............. Joseph Albert Cappa David John Schepers Activities Editor ...... ..... . Leonard James Lutz Living Units Editor .......... Mark Stuart Dolecki Organizations Editor ........... Patricia J. Kack ly Seniors Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Kathryn Ann Beck RichardT. Dola n

Queens Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pau la J. Marcellus

Rollamo Photography Staff . . . . . . . . . . Bob Adkins Alan Benson Bob Borcheding John Gallagher Gary Harland Larry Harris Jim Johnson Jeff Johnson Rich Linck Mike Mall Mark Marikos Rich Neu Nic Neumann Charles Staley Lenny Struttmann Mahmound Zwawi Rollamo Editorial Staff . . . . . . . . . Marv Borgmeyer Sharon Brady Mike Dinapoli Bruce Gasner Ruth Legsdin Nancy Nowack Debbie Rabbit Mike Smith Steve Smith Kathy Veit James Watts Phil Yount

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Editor's Note The 1974 Rollamo is a student publication of the University of Missou ri at Rolla. In this edition the Rollamo Board has tried to capture the highligh ts of a year , that as stude nts, you created. Prominen t events of 1973-1974 were: the searching for a Chancellor, renovation of campus grounds, the shortlived fad of "S treaking", and the "scandles" involving Dr. James P. Wesley and Auxiliary Enterprises.

I owe gratitude to a few special people without whose help the 1974 Rollamo would never have been possible. First of all, a special thanks to our advisor Dr. Lance Williams for his patience and cooperation.

Thanks also to Pau l Coram from Pischel Yearbooks.

Year after year Paul helps the Rollamo Board initiate new ideas in yearbook layout and design. I would also like to acknowledge the work of Ernest Gutie rrez, University Photographer, who for the past several years has produced the pictures our photographers were uanble to acquire.

Most of the pictures in this book were taken, developed, and printed by students. I owe a great deal to Nic Neumann who took over as Pho to Editor in the middle of the year and assembled the best photography staff the Rollamo has had in years.

Thanks also to John Gallagher for his work with co lor that may soon appear in the Rollamo.

I would like to thank the Rollamo Board for their sincere efforts in producing this book. In particular, I recogn ize Paula Marcellus as "Editor o f the Year" for he r outstanding job on the Queens section of this book. I thank J osepi Cappa and Dave Schepers for accepting the job of Sports Editors when the original editor was forced to step down . Also I would like to thank Dave Barczewski , Kathy Beck, Rich Dolan , Mark Dolecki, Pa tty Kackly, and Le nnie Lutz for doing a fine job on their respective sections. I would like to than k the Rollamo ed itorial staff fo r their help in distributing the 1973 Rollamo, typing, and assisting the editors.

Being the editor of the 1974 Rollamo has been a very challenging and rewarding experience. It's one that I'll never forget.

Craig Sarkes Korkoian Editor-in-Chief

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