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GAYLE CHRISTIANSEN EDITOR
MICHAEL EDINGER LAYOUT
CAROL DA-VVSON ART
su-nOESTE
SAN DIEGO STATE COLLEGE
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Built centuries ago by the early settlers of California as guardian
of the entrance of Mission Valley,the Presidio and Fort Stockton
stand today as bastions of a different sort. They symbolize
San Diego's historic buildings which preserve and foster the
Spanish traditions so much a part of our surroundings.
Representative of the city's underlying
love of beauty and appreciation for
culture is the California Tower, the
symbol of Balboa Park. Although
constructed in 1915 for the Panama-
California Exposition, the buildings
continue to serve the public interest
as museums and art galleries, while the
park provides breathing space for a
growing city.

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Southern California's philosop y 0 u
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sun" is echoed throughout the county. n ItS 10
Ba Park, only a few years rem~)Ved [rom use ess
swamp y Ian d , a burgeoning tourist trade has d
rom ted construction of many ~cw an
beautfful hotels, such as the one pictured below.
San Diego's skyline shimmers across the harbor to
Coronado where a ferry, veteran of countless channel
crossings, watches and notes the difference that just
five years of growth makes.
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Montezuma regards the campus with solemnity from his
corner of the Quad.
Reflecting science's penchant for precision
is the geometric architecture of
the Chemistql"Geology building.
Hello \Valk gets constant use as students hurry between
classes.
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The Music building offer. harmony of d ign.
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Two student
take time out for a chat.
~he Main Quad is a popular ga thering place any
tune of day.
Rapid expansion marks SDS; here the new Business-
Math building nears completion.
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COLLEGE
San Diego State University
Imperial Valley Campus
720 Heber
Calexico, CA 92231
DR. DONALD R. WATSON
Dean of the College
DEA
DR. ERNEST B: O'BYRNE
Vic!" President
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
This volume of the 1964 Del SUdoeste is one which you will no doubt cherish
as one of the most valuable annuals in your scholastic career. It will serve as
a constant reminder of many of your diversified activities on the campus whether
they were curricular or extra-curricular. You will be most proud to retain .
this volume in your library and from time to time compare the campus dunng
your residence here with several years hence. There is no doubt that in future years
you will become more appreciative of the real value of a college education an~
of the excellent assistance San Diego State has extended to you. I trust you WIll
have profited greatly as a result of your social and academic experiences so that you
may fit more successfully into your vocational and community life. In this present
day a college educated individual is much more in demand than ever before.
May you become most happy in whatever profession you select.
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President
DR MAURICE M. LE~ME
Dean of Graduate Studies
DR. DARRELL HOLMES
Executive Lrea.n
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COLLEGE
ADMINISTRATORS
DR. HERBERT C. PEIFFER
Dean of Students
MRS. MARGERY ANN WARMER
Dean of Activities
DR. MELVIN A. ANDERSON
Dean of Admissions and Records
VERNON C .. ROSENE
Activities Advisor
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DR. SIDNEY L. GULICK
Dean of Arts and Sciences DR. DONALD F. HARDER
Dean of Counseling and Testing
FRANK HOOLE
Activities Advisor
MISS ROBERTA J. HALES
Activities Advisor
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COLLEGE
ADMINISTRATORS
LT. COL. ROY 9UDITH
Division Chairman
DR. WILL M. KIDWELL
Director of Placement and Financial Aids
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DR. JOHN M. YARBOROUGH
Director of Housing
HARVEY J. GOODFRIEND
Graduate Manager
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BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
EDUCATION,
CAMPUS LAB SCHOOL
DR. CHARLES W. LAMDEN
Dean of School of Business Admini~tration
DR. MANFRED SCHRUPP
~~---- Dean of School of Education
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ENG INEERING
DR. MARTIN CAPP
D an of Engineering School
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HEALTH, PE,
RECREATION
HUMANITIES
DR. WILLIAM TERRY
Division Chairman
DR. JOHN R. ADAMS
Division Chairman

LI E SCIENCE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
DR. DUDLEY H. R BINSON
Division Chairman
DR. J;\~ES E. CROUCH
DIvIsIOn Chairman
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SOCIAL SCIENCE
LIBRARY
DR.DAVID . MILNE
Division Chairman
DR.
LOUISA. KENNEY
Librarian
HEALTH
SERVICES
_.-..l:.... -_DR. FRAN ROBER:fSDl'S'I----
Director of Health Services
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NEDRA SNYDER
AS Secretary
Associated
Student
Officers
JERRY HAR.MON
AS Vice President
DENNIS MOO.RE
Commissioner of Finance
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
PRESIDENT
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Associated Student Council
BEN CLAY
Freshman
Representative
TOM LUHNOW
Sophomore
Representative
VINCE BIONDO MIKE LEMBECK
Upper Division Representatives
MIKE
MYERS
JIM ASHCRAFT JUDY GOTTLIEB
Lower Division Representatives
DICK BUCK
Junior
Representative
ELON PLACE
Senior
Representative
JIM STREET BOB WHITE
Upper Division Representatives
LARRY TAYLOR
Lower Division .
. Representative
MIKE PALMER
Graduate
Representative
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AS
Boards
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ACTIVITIES BOARD (from left) : Judy Johnson,
Tom Morgan, Alice Budzinski Miss Roberta
Hales. Jeff Skinner, Jim Street, Dr. Thomas L.
Gillette. Not pictured: Dr. William Snyder.
FI;\E ARTS BOARD. FRONT ROW: Lee
Owe-ns, Marion Li ttic, Joyce Cordell, Judy Gottlieb.
BACK ROW: William Bowne, J. Dayton Smith,
Dr. Robert L. Benjamin.
A!HLETIC BOARD (from left): D. I. Eidemiller,
M. L. Crawford, Al Olson, Larry Taylor,
Elan Place, Tom Logans, William Terry. Not pictured:
Harvey Goodfriend, Joe Kiefer, Dr. Herbert
C. Peiffer.
INTERNATIONAL BOARD (from left): Judy
Peirce, Mike Palmer. Pat Holewinski.
NOT PICTURED: Dennis Tilton, Larry Stirling,
David Neptune, Minos D. Generales.
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FINANCE BOARD (from left)· Ron Roach
Carol);'n Myers, Penny Rutledge, Denny Moore;
Joe KIefer, Dean Leptich, Harvey Goodfriend.
INTRAMURAL BOARD (from left): Dr.
Gerald Person, Robert Hanson, Gary Branstetter,
Ben Clay, Winnie Krone, Ron Peterson.
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AS
Boards
LECTURES AND CONCERTS BOARD (from
left): Kathy Estey, Dr. William Saigh, Pat De-
Forest, David Loomis, Mike Lembeck, Victor
Druskin, Lloyd Ta}'lor, Mike Spurgeon.
NOT PICTURED: Frank Hoole, Dr. Robert
Canary, Linda Oden, Maureen Hill, Major
Charles L. Waid.
PUBLICATIONS BOARD (from left): Dr.
Charles Yahr, Roger Roppe, Rex SalI?on, ~ob
White Frank Holowach, Dr. James Juhan, MI~e
Spurg~on, Joe Kiefer, Sandie Ship~, Gayle Ch:lstiansen,
Chic Duggan. Not pictured : DIck
Nichols.
LONG RANGE PLANNING BOARD: The
Long Range Planning Board coordinated the
financing, architectural design, activities, program,
and organizational structure of the proposed
San Diego State Student Union Building.
Board members are: Harvey Goodfriend, Robert
McCoy, Dr. Donald Theil, Dean Margery
Warmer, Jerry Harmon, Dave Johnson, Mike
Myers, Mike Spurgeon.
PUBLIC RELATIONS BOARD, FRONT
ROW: Margie Boyd, Gayle Christiansen.
BACK ROW: Bob Yale, Dr. Frank Irgang,
Doug Pattillo, Dr. Frank Robertson, Roy Lessard.
PEP .BOARD (from left): Barbara Green, Ron
Dermer, Carol. ~ilson, Dr. Millard Biggs, Vern
Rosene, Dr. wnu, Kendall, Jan Tilds.
BACK ROW: Don Weaver, Jim Ashcraft.
SPECIAL EVENTS BOARD, FRONT R

Associated Women Students
All the women students at SDS arc members of the Associated Women Students.
AWS sponsors twenty programs for women students each scm ester. Among them
are the Program Planning Party during Orientation Week, a lecture series
"it's a Woman's World," the Towle Silver Display, and an International
Students Dessert.
The Knobby Knees Contest and Fresh Fete are included in All Women's Week
a highlight of the fall semester. '
The AWS Woman of the Month and Woman of the Year awards are given to
outstanding women leaders.
Miss Roberta Hales is faculty advisor.
Associated Men Students
The Associated Men Students is an organization comprised of the male
student body at SDS.
AMS tries to provide well-rounded and diversified activities for men students.
Among AMS-sponsored activities are surfing and sports films, after-game dances,
a folk festival, a Christmas charity project, and Fite Nite.
AMS also presents the Man of the Month and Man of the Year awards to
deserving campus leaders.
Frank Hoole is faculty advisor.
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MINIE CAPPADONNA
President
JERRY MONELL
President
LINDA ODEN
Vice President
NANCY WINTERS
Secretary
BEVERLY SODOMKA
Treasurer
JOHN LACY
Vice President
DENNIS DANIEL
Secretary
DENNY MacDONALD
Treasurer
AWS COUNCIL, FRONT ROW (f If).
Oden, Nancy Winters. rom e t . Beverly Sodomka, Dominie Cappadonna, Linda
BACK ROW: Miss Roberta Hales ad' . B . H f .
Corinne Gardner, Christine Lam r~u ~I~or, onrue ae er, Ten Shonaker, Sherrill Hatfield,
son, Nedra Snyder, Betsy Cunnin:harr:, 1~z~~~~ic~.unnae Gavett, Betty Bradley, Joanne Per-
AMS COUNCIL, FRONT ROW (from left): Larry Manson, Tommy Logans, Tom Jimenez,
George Abdelnour, Mike Sund, Ron Long. . " .
BACK ROW: Mike Munz, Dennis Daniel, RIch Smith, Jim Dale, Denny MacDonald, Terry
Storevik, Jerry Monell, John Lacy, Lou Gadless.

Senior Class
The activities of the senior class were centered around
graduation. Senior Awards Day, held May 21, honored
outstanding class members for their contributions
to SDS. Baccalaureate services were scheduled with an
informal reception for graduating seniors and their parents.
Commencement exercises culminated class activities.
Junior Class
The junior class sponsored the February Flop dance,
held the first week of the spring semester. A Bare Foot
Drag and the traditional Blue Book Ball rounded out
the year's activities.
MERRELL DAVIS
President
DOUG MAN HE TER
President
FRED MILEY
Vice President
MARION LITTLE
Secretary
RICH JOHNSTON
Treasurer
BOB ODLE
Vice President
BONNIE ALDER
Secretary
LYNN BEECHLER
Treasurer
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Driver, Rich Johnston. NCIL MEMBERS (f I f
rom e t): Marion Little, Merrell Davis, Diane
UNIOR CLASS COUNCIL MEMBERS (from left): Gary Hart, Erin Schmidt, Diane Zervas,
~ob OdIe, Bonnie Alder, Doug Manchester, Lynn Beechler, Janet Johnson.
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Sophomore Class
The sophomore class sponsore? several activities .this past
year, including a Sadie Hawkms d~nce held dunng
AWS "Catch a Man Week." Later in the semester
the class sponsored a "Bring Your Favorite Fool to the
April Fools Dance."
Freshman Class
The freshman class sponsored the Blue Book Ball held at
the end of the fall semester. The dance, held traditionally
at the end of finals, featured the Elliott Brothers band.
The Belle of the Blue Book Ball was selected from
a group of freshman candidates.
JIM WHITE
Pre ident
TEVE IB N
President
ROBIN CHRISTY
Vice President
DONNA PETERSEN
Secretary
MYRA SCHWARTZ
Treasurer
TOM AULT
Vice President
SHARON TAYLOR
Secretary
KAREN THOMPSON
Treasurer
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FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL MEMBERS, ROW 1: Karen Thompson, Steve Gibson, Tom
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SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL MEMBERS
orter, , FRONT ROW: Clo Ann Vaughan, Kay
BACK ROW: R bi Ch
Jim White. 0 In risty, Donna Petersen M S h
, yra c wartz, Alex Brucker, Bob Sitcoscy,
Ault, Sharon Tayl

A.CTI'V"ITIES

SDS Doors Open to .Welcome
Its New and Returning Students
IWW hig!l in cnrolhucnt was reached when 14,'i'i(J
students f('gistcred for classes in September. To new
students, this was an experience long to be remembered.
To the veterans of registration, the lines only S('('!Iwd
t g·t longer and the ria ses seemed to dose faster.
Plastic identification cards, used for the first time last fall,
helped to speed the process of mass education. At the
end f the three day episode, it was evident to seniors as
well as freshmen, that in the eyes of the administration
1I ill" equal.
... Animal husbandry ... a-n-i-m- ...
But that's not possible-that class was just open a second ago.
Neither rain I
, nor s eet, nor dark of night shall sta " '.
y these stud en ts from t hci I' phgh t.
A spirited assembly was a highlight of Orientation Week.
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1 d Presents
Cheerleaders stimulate SDS school spirit.
Mixed emotions are evident at the sidelines.
Chi Omega
Showboat
A rose, is a
rose, is a rose ...
AWS Femme
Fashion
Show
One of the annual fall highlights
is "Showboat," sponsored by Chi
Omega sorority. The traditional
theme is accented by the southern
dress of the sorority members.
Voting for King Cotton is held
at the dance and this year's king
was Kent Lawson, sponsored by
Sigma Chi. Advertising for the
event is provided by a cotton
picking contest on the bookstore
lawn. A free bid to the dance is
awarded to the best cotton picker.
The sophisticated young females
at SDS find a chance to view the
best of fashions.
... And the king is crowned.

Student Union
Plans Approved
A record number of students
voted, in October, on the proposed
plans for the Studer:t
Union. The vote resulted III the
approval of the student tax
needed to make a dream b~c?me
a reality. The planned addition
to the campus will provide study
rooms, an auditorium, sna~~.
shop, and recreational.faClhtles.
Although the constru~tI~:m date
is still in the future, It IS the
present day students who have.
provided the spirit and enthusiasm
to get the student center
under way.
IN I"" ".""IoRU
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7:30 ..... til1(l:OO , ....
MAIN QUAD & frool ~ BOOK
Peace Corps Director
Speaks on Campus
Kicking off his California recruitment tour, R. Sargent
Shriver spoke to San Diego State students on the
Peace Corps program. Mr. Shriver, director of the
U.S. Peace Corps, emphasized the fact that California
supplied a majority of the 7,000 volunteers stationed in
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representatives set up a Peace Corps center on campus
to supply students with information about the program
and to administer entrance tests. As a result of the
campaign, San Diego State set a national recruiting record
for colleges and universities.
AWS Towle
Silver Display
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Frosh Camp
To the new students of San Diego State, Frosh Camp
provides an opportunity to become better acquainted with
their campus. On a Friday afternoon they retreat to the
mountains for a weekend. Along with fun, there are
informative seminars led by campus leaders and
school administrators.
IFC Bidding
Fraternity life can be a rewarding experience for any
college man. Selecting the right group is a serious and,
sometimes, tedious procedure. The Inter-Fraternity
Council has organized the system of bidding to provide
equal membership among the campus fraternities.
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then the rains came.
What do you mean-I
can only have one?
The male students gather together
to await results of bidding.
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Splish, splash, taking a walk on a Tuesday morning.
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Carnival Becomes a Part of Homecoming
House Decoration
All work, no play is the motto for those
who work on house decorations.
The Homecoming Carnival stimulated the interest and
spirit of the students, as a climax to Homecoming Week.
To enrich the activities of the week, the Carnival made its
first appearance this year. There was fun and [rolir
for all to participate i~. and enjoy. The Carnival proved
to be a successful addition to the activities of the week.
By the light of the moon a showboat
takes shape.
Arms and legs-but what, no head?
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Homecoming
1963
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fi f . heel won second place honors for Kappa Sigma fraternity.
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Pi Kappa Alpha and Gamma Phi Beta teamed to win the Sweepstakes trophy.
For an entire week the spirit of the 1890's prevailed at San
Diego State College. The first indication of its beginning
was the feverish construction of house decorations, which
added sparkle and enthusiasm to the activities ahead.
Chairman Dale Trower and adviser Ken Sovay inaugurated
new activities which made Homecoming a success.
Among these events were a bicycle-built-for-two race, the
crowning of Homecoming Queen Gayle Griggs at the
Main Arch, and a carnival which enhanced, even more,
the mood of the festivities. The week was climaxed by a
42-14 football triumph over the University of California at
Santa Barbara. The dance held that evening brought to a
close the panorama of sound and color that was
Homecoming.
Long hours and hard work resulted in this first place effort by
Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Chi Omega.
Best use of materials-Theta
Ch' and Kappa Delta.
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Sigma Chi and Kappa
AIp ha
Theta's house decoration was awarded third place.
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Best portrayal of theme-Delta Sigma Phi.
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Bicycle Race and Dance
Highlight Homecoming
-And
the Queen is finally announced.
Terry McPherson and Sandi Owens speed to victory in the Bicycle-Built-for-Two
Race.
Miss Gayle Griggs is crowned 1963
Homecoming Queen by AS President
Mike Spurgeon.
The Homeconiing' Dance at the EI Cortez
Hotel was the finale of HomecomingWeek
events.
Miss Grig.gs is escorted to her car by
Larry ,wIckstrom, president of her
spo!!sormg organization, Tau Kappa
Epsilon.
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AS Elections
Ben Trovaten auctions off members of the Sigma Phi
Epsilon pledge class as slaves for a day. The slaves' tasks
Sig Ep
often include everything from washing cars to pledge
duties at sorority houses.
Slave Sale
Pumpkin
Pani
Campaign speeches were the order of the day as AS elections approached in
November.
International Student Night
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Alpha Gamma Delta annually
adds enthusiasm to the
Halloween season when
they. hold their Pumpkin
Panic. Contestants in the
e.vent compete for coveted
~ltles by carving a pumpkin
Into a thing of beauty. The
final results are often frightful
as well as funny.
International Student Night
provided our students from
other countries with an
opportunity to become
better acquainted with each
other and San Diego State.
The friendly atmosphere
of the Wesley Foundation
Hall aided in giving a
warm welcome to the
new students.
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LAC Presents
Peter, Paul, and Mary
Appearing before a sell-out crowd in
Peterson Gym, Peter, Paul, and Mary
brought to SDS a lively hootenanny spirit.
The famous folksinging trio were making
a fall tour of college campuses. Their
appearance was greeted with anxiety and
enthusiasm, Jven to the extent that a
new sound system was installed for the
occasion.
Freshmen coeds were selected to model in Frosh Fete. AWS
All
Women's Week
Julie London
Adding air

Chariot
Races
Pledges work harder at chariot
races in the fall than at any
other time. Each fraternity enters
a racing chariot pulled by fou~
pledges and a decorated chanot
for the pageantry award. Th.e
decorated chariots enter the held
carrying the group's Ch~riot .
Queen candidate. Winnmg this .
year's contest was Lam?d~ ChI
Alpha and its Qu~en NIC~l
Armanino. Delta SIgma PhI was
given the pageantry award.
Charity Football
Game
The pledge classes of Sigma Phi Epsilon
fraternity and Chi Omega sorority played a
rough and rugged football game in the Charity
Bowl last December. The money from the game
was donated to the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Needless to say, the Chi Omega team
team won a decisive 19-7 victory over the
Sigma Phi Epsilon team.
. , bd Chi AI ha and Chariot Races Queen Nicki Armanino.
The wmnmg team, Lam alp ,
Farmers' Frolic
Farmers' Frolic, sponsored by Kappa Sigma,
never fails to bring fun and excitement to the SDS
campus. The pledges of the fraternity dress as
farn:ers during the week to advertise the upcomIng
dance. In keeping with the spirit of
the event, the fraternity holds a buttermilk
drinking contest and a greased pig chase. Winners
of those contests win a free bid to the dance.
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Hootenanny
Sev ral popular folk hootenannies
wer held during the year for
the enjoyment of SDS students.
Christmas Carol
Prof. E. Kingsley Povenmire gave his annual reading of Charles
Dickens' "Christmas Carol" at an assembly held during the
Yuletide season.
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Finals and Blue Book Ball
Fall Semester
End
Registration Begins the
Spring Semester
Stephan!e Smith is crowned Belle of the Blue Book Ball, by
Steve GIbson, Freshman Class President. The Belle of the Ball and her court (from left): Marilyn
Woker, Sharon Taylor, Stephanie
Linda Elliott.
Smith Stephanie
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Bedillion
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In the library we find eager students studying for final exams.
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Brass
Quintet
The
Chad ¥itchell
Trio
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Drew
Pearson
Danish Gym Team
Joan
Baez

Catch-A-Man- Week
1964 being a leap year provided A WS wit~ the theme for Catch
A Man Week. The events of the week centered around the
interests of the college women ronternplating marriage. Included
in the activities were a bridal fashion show and a ring display.
A discussion by Dr. Thomas Gillette gave the single girl an insight
into the secrets of catching a man and provided a fitting
conclusion to a most interesting week.
Fite
Nite
Joan McCarl and Archie Moore have a little talk during
Fite Nite. Miss McCarl was selected to reign as Miss Knockout.
Fite Nite, sponsored by AMS, is one of the highlights
of the spring semester. Sigma Phi Epsilon won the
Fite Nite title by scoring a total of 59 points. with
a total of some 800 spectators viewing the event. Miss
Joan McCarl, a member of Alpha Phi sorority. won
the title of Miss Knockout. She was sponsored by
Sig Eps.
Miss Sally Hallenbeck, Best Dressed Ooed (In Campus, models during the Bridal Fashion Show.
Most Uncatchable
Man, Henry Ramirez.
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MISS KNOCKOUT CANDIDATES (from left): Juelle Lamb, Joan ~cCarl, Karen Boyce,
Linda Dickens, Gerri Jamieson, Sandi Owens, Jeannie Lomac, Waskah MIller, and Fran Wargo.
Each candidate spoke on "Why I Like Men."
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Polka Party
The wearing of Tyrolean costumes by G~~ma
Phi Beta members announced the soronty s
annual Polka Party. Bids for the dance were sold
from a Swiss chalet on campus. The Swiss Club
in Chula Vista was the setting for the event,
with music provided by the Ray-Nears.
SIR JULIAN HUXLEY
Tim MacNeil buys a bid from Judy Bacon, Gayle Christiansen and Linda Williams.
ALLEN
DULLES
LAC
Culture
Programs
Scientist and philosopher Sir Julian Huxley spoke
at San Diego State on the "Humanist
Revolution." He was at one time a professor
at the University of London and, later,
executive director of UNESCO.
Former CIA Chief Allen Dulles spoke at San
Diego State as part of his tour of California State
Colleges. His address concerned the CIA's
responsibility in combating subversive movements
and Communism.
TKE-PiKA Auxiliary Game
Suzann~ Owen represen ts Peach
Flambe m the production of Le Gourmand.
The San Diego Ballet Company
pr.esented three ballets for the entertamment
of SDS students.
A challenge football
game between the Sweethearts
of the Diamond,
Pi Kappa Alpha auxiliary
and the Daughters of
Diana, Tau Kappa
Epsilon auxiliary, was
held this spring in Aztec
Bowl. Both teams showed
real gridiron spirit but
Daughters of Diana
emerged with a 6-0 win.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Easter Seal Drive
Goldwater
Camp

Sigma Chi
Derby Day
AS Elections
Miss Derby Day, CAROL LANE
~_~_-r-.. ...... __ AS,,;~resident~ike $p.ur&eQ~speaks~to the students-oj SDS
durmg ~e elections assembly.
Candidates wait patiently for their turn to speak.
How to grab a derby in One easy ( ?) lesson.
'the ml')nih fApril brought elections of AS officers. Candidates campaigned
vigorously for various offices. Voting results made Jerry Harmon the victor in the
l;'ac~for ASl>ociatedStudents president for the coming year. Denny Moore, Linda
'tbornpson~and Jim Ashcraft were elected to serve with him as vice president,
liecretary~and commissioner of finance respectively.
Th~ men of Sigma Chi fraternity sponsored
their annual camEus event known as D~r~b;I'_;"""' __
~The men wore black derbies
symbolizing the event during the week prior
to the event. Teams from each sorority
and women's dorm competed for honors in
contests such as a tricycle race flour frolic
can-~an re.lay, and a tug-a-war.' Chi Omega'
s~ronty skillfully captured this year's winmng
trophy and Carol Lane, Kappa Alpha
Theta, was selected as Miss Derby Day.
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An abundance of posters herald upcoming elections. 79

"A Game of Chess," (from left) : Dean Shannon, Steve Engel, David Cannon, Joe Woodard.
"Playboy of the Western World."
The TheatJ'(~ Guild pu-scnts a series of produrt ious
throughout the )('al which giw the dlalll~
students cxpcricncr- in professional production
as well as providing the community with a SOUlC('
of [inc entertainment. Participants in the plays
arc chosen by casting and readings. Such productions
as Importauo- of Being Earnest, qU('('1l
of the Rebels, Beti, and View From the Bridge
were presented by the group.
"Rhinoceros," (from left): Pat Munster,
Jack Montgomery.
80 "Playboy of the Western World," (from left): Colin McKay, Ann Win~all"
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"The Importance of Being Earnest,"
(from left): Sarah Witty, Jim Brown,
Jim Eggleston, Linda Kampley.
"This Property Is Condemned," (from
left): Connie Kellog, James Carlsen.
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"The Queen and the Rebels," (from
left): David Cannon, Robert Luster,
Kerry Slattery.
"A View From the Bridge," (from
left): Dan Asmann, Jan Rotchstein,
Anthony Kretowicz.
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This is our college, the rapidly expanding
campus of San Diego State. With a
total of approximately 14,500 students,
SDS ranks third in enrollment among
the seventeen California state colleges.
It is the institution which offers "everything
under the sun" to students living in
the harbor of the sun, San Diego.
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THIS
IS SAN DIEGO,STATE COLLEGE, 1964
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Our Campus Expands
To come ...
Campanile Mall.
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Homecoming Queen, 1963
Homecoming
Court
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Dream Girl of Delta Sigma Phi
Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi
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POHlelo WilsUH
Miss :DuHo/do )lusoV

Dream Girl of Kappa Sigma
Cross and Crescent Girl of Lambda Chi Al ha
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Sigma Nu White Rose Queen
Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts
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Dream Girl of Theta Chi
Sw-eetheart of Zeta Beta Tau
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Mili tary Ball Queen
Area I Queen of
the Arnold Air Society
Best Dressed College Coed
Selected by
Glamour Magazine
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Sweetheart of
Alpha Phi Omega
Miss Port of San Diego
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O::RG.A.~IZ.A. TIO~S
t

MAYA
HALL
FIRST FLOOR, ROW I (from left): Lorenc Bunker, Mary Breniman, Sue Dunston, Maureen
Osborne Kathy Bowers, Pat Freeman. . . M n
ROW 2~ Adena Ames, Linda Waldo, Chris Pratt, Joan Rosten, Carol KUJawa, Linda c ee,
Delores Armijo, Phyllis Galant, Lorence Laine, Gayle Mullen. .
ROW 3: Fernanda Kisso, Myra Hopper, Chris Ives, Lynne Cooper, Leslie Turner, Kare~ Grace,
Tony Bozich, Diane Krarnb, Eileen Buckel, Mary Ann Ruhwedder, Lynn Randall, Frankie Lake,
Judi Jones.
DORM OFFICE~~, ROW I (from left): Linda MeB ,Judy Gottlieb, Mary Breniman,
Delor~s ArmIJO·If· Id Ph Irs Galant Harriet Lantz, Sharon M ·yer.
ROW 2: Sidoney Sta re I y I ,
SECOND FLOOR, ROW 1 (from left): Margaret Nesbit, Becky Gunderson, Marsha Morga?,
Peggy Higgins, Lois Gleeson, Esther Sherwood, Karen Wa.lling, Dianna Lesikar, Nancy Norris,
Grace Hines. . .
ROW 2: Judy Gottlieb, Marsha Keene, Mary Stergios, Jane Graves, Karen Vanhoose, Phyllis
Elijah, Carol Clark, Cathy Duell, Stephanie Miller, Julie Greene, Sue Tilsworth, Carole Young,
Sheila Ellis, Nhi Nguyen.
ROW 3: Jeni Duke, Donna. Brownell, Linda Davidson, Peggy Baxter, Sally Tavagliorie, Nancy
Fisher, Kathy Clarke, Liz David, Sonya Holtan, Martha Paine, Linda Hixson, Nancy Hqbbs,
Barbara Bush, Sandy Vail, Nancy Nevin, Gerry Narky, Sue Stansbury, Karen Bettinger, Linda
Green, Ann Seccombe, Kay Anderson.
STANTS (from left): Peggy Nesbit,
RESIDENT ASSI W II Karen Hull. Not pictured: Dex-
Jeni Duke, Sharon a,
ter Fisher.
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THIRD FLOOR, ROW I (from left): Nancy Jacques, Jeanne Colfer, Julie Anderson, Heidi
Georgenson, Kathy Barto, Carol Smith, Judy Scheetz, Carol Davila, Elizabeth Cameron, Karen
Hull, Dona Adams.
ROW 2: ~avelle Foos, Betty Miele, Nancy Burton, Sande Katz, Janet Ikerd, Janet Johnson, ~roy
Peschke, Jill Cohen, Sharon Meyer, Carol Jenkins Gail Pearson Beverly Ostroman, Adriana
Marquez, Tina Dail. "
R9 W 3: C~rolee Moor~, Lesley McPhaden, Midge Cadman, Sharon Wall, Marilyn Couch, Nancy
Pamter,Jam

OLMECA
HALL
FIRST FLOOR, ROW 1 (from left): P,:ttie Wardwell, ~at Fo~ster, Karen M. Anderson, Sharon
Wise, Jill Cowan, Barbara Mosso, LaDeha McGrew, julia Molina. .
ROW 2: Stephanie Short, Mary Raddatz, Jane Hersh, Lynn G.reenway, ~usan. Tate, LIn~a Ta?or,
Karen Thompson, Janet Hornung, Joyce Carvin, Joann Schnitzer, Tracie Oliver, Margie EWIng,
Phyllis Pansegrau, Clara Rippy.
ROW 3: Sharon Lair, Jane Sprigg, Carol Hart, Pat Lane.
f Anne Hunter Barbara Strutton, Mariann
DORM OFFICERS, ROW 1 (ffom.le t): c Harve Marsha Graton,
Capaiu, Alice Rathb~n, Ca:olYlnKWelgelk~:ennYJacobut Carol Tubesing, Caron Todd,
ROW 2~ Sharon WIse, Krista ruse,
Betty Arbon.
SECOND FLOOR, ROW 1 (from left): Pat Cummings, Judy Johnson, Pauline Bachakes, Kristal
Kruse, Betty Arbon, Carol A. Curtis, Kathy Difani, Nancy Whitlock, Nancy Lebowitz. .
ROW 2: Cynthia Honig, Mary Ageno, Linda Taniguchi, Linda R. Williams, Jean Haskins,
Michelle Normandin, Lee Anne Laughery, Joyce Kaskey, Lynn Kambestad,
Nancy Norwood, Sharon Eastwood, Suzanne Grundstmm,. Sandra Cochran.
Sandra Norvell,
ROW 3: Linda Voran, Joan Gregory, Diane Kwolik, Peggy True, Barbara Bohman, Dana Rullo,
Donna McFarland, Carolyn Foelschow, Carolyn Weigel, Barbara Hedrick,
Clayburgh, Mary Hamilton, Diane Loomis.
Nancy Harvey, Susan
SISTANTS (from left): Leni Lawatch,
RESIDENT A.S W'II' Joan Nelson Peggy Gurley,
Janet Ewalt, ~mda I lams, ,
Martha MacKirdy.
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THIRD FLOOR, ROW 1 .(from left): Marti Mattraw, Lynn Beechler, Sue Clarke, Diane
Butler, Pat Scholefield, Lynn Koleto, Barbara Joy Bell. Auxier, Caron Todd, Carol Tubesing, Sandy Smith, Melinda Halverson,
ROW 2: Carol Jamison, Kathie Anderson, Carol S. Smith, Sue Shaw, Carol Plumb, Cheryl Me-
P~r1and, Kay ~oberts.on, joline Schrock, Barbara Strutton, Peggy Sturm, Marcia Freedman, Mary
Titus, Stephanie KreIder, Irene Pomeroy, Ellen Leichliter, Marianne Capaiu,
ROW 3: Barbara Wesley, Sally Wood, Barbara Bates, Sue L. Smith, Kathy Cunningham, Linda
Wood, Mary StIck~e, Joanne Haldeman, Susan Rossman, Alice B. Rathbun, Gayle Griggs, Sharon
~I~ncy, Janet S~U1res,Joan Dussaman, Beth Hindley, Yvonne Greathouse, Dena Windsor, Marjorre
Bell, Marcia Graton, Carol Forbes, Mary Woods.
You should see us in the morning.
ROW 4: Gayle Strand, Bunny Cooper, Anne Hunter, Karen Kinsella, Priscilla Price, Janice
Fletcher, Carol Ryden, Pam Dukes. 109
Olmeca
mobilizes for war.

ZAPOTEC
HALL
FIR T FLOOR ROW) (from left): Lancey Holly, Ronnie Go~ton, Susie Ogren, Kathie Moss,
J nn Dahlen Sheryl Cummings, Linda Yibrba,Nancy Burk! Jamce Crowell:. .
ROW 2: Darice Tippets, Barbara Javorik, Ka~hy Axtell, Linda Garbett, Rita Robinson, Jackie
Van Ausdal Katie Mitchell, Donna Lloyd, j udibeth James, .
ROW 3: Greer Grant, Carol Zeni, Kathy Clark, Susan Gayer, Sandy ~adden, Linda Kearn,
Marilyn Hansen, Jennifer Forsberg, Linda Bewley, Beth Hopper, Karen Christy, Cathy Blackstock,
Mary Melchione, Judy Enkosky.
FALL DORM OFFICER~, FR9NT ROW:
Pat Mikolyczyk, Linda Morns, Susie Ogren.
BACK ROW: Jeri Nelson, Pat Hand, Donna
Truran, Pat Ford.
SECOND FLOOR, ROW) (from left): Marty Langley, Janet Fahrner, Marietta Cunningham,
Susan Vening, Jan Tilds, Ardith Fields, Bonnie Frazer, Carolyn Pratt, Daira Paulson, Sharon
Shirley, Jan Lopez. . .
ROW 2: Carolina Pittman, Joanne Pearlman, Catherine Evers, Susan Bowness, Demse Kmght,
Francie rad, Barbara Farnell, Scott. Karen Sowe!!, Judy L'Hommedieu Q.arlaBollr'!lk.Jl!£!>: Dingle!~een CO!1~-~~_~~~~_~--~-l'---------
ROW 3: Catherine McWhorter, Beverly Bates, Nancy White, Diane$imon, Charlotte Swycaffe,r,
Donna Burns, Neshat Elihu, Sharon Langsdorf, Linda Siegle, Nancy English, Florice Kurtz;
Sharon
Pam Weidaw.
Cunningham, Bonnie Herkelrath, Donna Truran, Cathleen Grigsby, Robin Crooms,
ROW 4: Linda Morris, Jeri Nelson, Marianne Malone, Susan Batrud, Mary MacLeod, Janie
Sympson, Joan English, Judi Balestra, Linda Jedlicka, Sue Small, Joanne Laible, BarbaraB,radt,
Sugar Nicholson, Sue Skarie, Carolyn Seibert, Patty York, Jill Vanderhoof, Elizabeth Marston,
Loretta Crirn, Deborah Winans.
SPRING DORM OFFICERS. (from lefdt)I:
Gloria Bareno, S usie . 0gre, n Jackie . MVan Aus L' da,
Bonnie Frazer, Pat Hand, Katie oss, in a
Morris.
!
T~IRD ~LOO~, ROW) (from left): Sue Fe.rguson, Yoshie Higashizawa, Phan Thi Hue, Nipa
RaJavaralkara, Carol Wendland, Gall Seltz Linda Myers Maggie Headman Suzanne Capune
Wendy Wood, ~ar.ol Eonds, Pam Thack~r, Michele Rehfe'ld, K~thy Roche, J~n Outeen. '
ROW 2,: Phyllis Conrad, Terry Drumaglm, Ann Marriner, Sharen Zatkin, Mary Enland, Carol
H~touman, Gale Atwood, Dena Munch, Bobbi White Sally Thomas Dianne Henkelman Pat
Pat Mikolyczyk, Ford. Patty Capp, Eonnie Bellwood, Rainis Hamilton " Barba~a Piggott Shirley Petty,
j
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ROW 3: Lynne G0.1dsmith,J~dy Kara, MMie Hitchcock, Karen Lusk, Pat Hand, Carol Svendsen,
Anna Ganino, BmtaLong, ?ally Gray, DIanna Woy, Diane Crowell, Sharon Maguire, Jennifer
"Yells, Diana Wirtz, Suzy rlerma! Laura J urin, Carol Lueck, Eva Dostal, Connie Lang, Ann
Callahan, Pat Hf'nry, Sandra English, Barhara Polinger, Sally Wilson, Carol Housel, Kathy Plett.
Does your chewing gum lose its flavor ... My goodness-an electric Gotcha game!
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·..~ ..... - --- --~----~
TARASTEC
HALL
FIRST FLOOR ROW I (from left) : Don Wozniak, Fred James, Chester Yamaga, Bill Radke,
Claire Higgins, jim White, David Blankenship, Mike McNew, Dwight Wool,hase,
ROW 2: Art Davis, Mike Grover, Barry Thompson, H,erbert Holtan, RIChard Shultz, Pete
Junger, Rich Browning, Barry Klein, J. T. Smith, John Nilsen. .'
ROW 3: Dick Donaldson, Vern Daniels, Jee DeVore, Larry .Galyea~, Bob Eldridge, John Neeson,
Ron Dernier, Ron Bippert, Jim Scott, Stan Bareham, Rick DaVIS, Steve Hutcherson, John
Pickett, Paul Bakkom, Bill Brees.
DORM OFFICERS (from .Ie~t): R;on Kopp,
Richard Stewart, Claire Hlg!l'lDs, BIll HOWie,
Rich Browning, Don Alger, Tim Coleman, Wes
Smith.
t;~;)~~rt~~~RD~~~a~sg~~; ~:M~so~:e£'?~TsJ_~~ll ~;I~:r~,e lt~~~;t!Wht~il:::sJ~~!k_~~------~---"""" 1 --~~ ..... _--"-
hansing, Harvey Watkins,
ROW 2: Jim Moore, Manuel Aceves, Art Martinez, Ron Dukes, Bob Skelton, Leonard Zagwolski, j 1
Mike Williams, Craig Beam, Mike Hill, Randy Wood, Dave Gould, Bill Howie.
ROW 3: Gary Means, Al Mech, Octavia no Quintero, Jim Griswold, Joe Vincent, Tom Lederer,
Dennis Smith, Larry Hieger, Paul Jozwicki, John Cleverdon, Ken Carpi, Herb Hitney, Art Hoelderlin,
Mike Johnson, Marc Nichols, Rich Kelber, Lee Woodard, Ron Jones.
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RESIDENT ASSISTANTS (from le.ft): Don
Hilts Dick Donaldson, John Westhng, Mrs.
Dorothy Greer, housemother; Gary Means, Ron
Jones.
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THIRD FLOOR, ROW. 1 (,from left): Bob MacFarlane, David Strachan, Gary Slater, Stu
Thomson, Ted Schultz, Tim Coleman, Wayne Noble, Randy Swan Richard Herkert Gary Keapproth,
Don Alger, Stew Zodrow, Robert Hickethier. ' ,
ROW 2: Rich. ThoH;as, Fr~d Hopkins, Randy Raycroft, Ben Stromberg, Dave Votaw, Dave
Argall, Wes Smith, Wilham Causley,. Tom Hobbs, Davc May, Jim Stuart, Go Aono, Rich Stewart.
RqW 3: Robert Brindley, Bob Wl1loughby, Lee Whitman, Steve Smolen, Skip Kempff, Bob
Feigcn, Mike Kahuna, La~rence Mormon, Bob C~}YIngton,Charles Christian, Jon Fink, John
Nance, Bob .Duell, Allen Bnckman, Ray.Bathnck, Jim Stacy.
ROW ~: Dick McRe.ynolds, Richard Kirkpatrick .. Lyn Anderson, Bob Baldwin, P. W. Witham,
Ron Peterson, V~lentIne Prclle, Steve Reinert, Mike Towles, Jim Ashcraft, Joe Tamulonis, Robert
Hall, Byron Fennema, Don Hilts, John Westling.
Sorry-wrong
number.
A Tarastec scholarship committee meeting.
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TOLTEC
HALL
FIRST FLOOR, ROW 1 (from left):
John Blanchard, Philip Henry, Frank
Lindeberg, John Tobey, Frank Alling.
ROW 2: Wayne Peevey, Mark Rosen,
Larry Anders, Tom Bagley, Shuhong Chu,
Michael Stolarsky.
ROW 3: Art Aratin, Ed Mann, Larry
Test, Bob Hovey, Eric Eliason, Jim Beckman,
Robert Ruth.
FALL DORM OFFICERS (from left): Gary
Dunn, Dick Nichols, Don Jenkins, Tom Boswell,
Steve Swedberg, Mike Stolarsky, Bob DeGroote.
SECOND FLOOR, ROW 1 (from left): David Morrison, Jim
Wainwright, Soup Marline, Bill Giles, Rich Johnson, Bob DeGroote,
Lewis Johnson. ROW 2: Dennis Stone, Albert Hall, Corbett Phibbs,
David Crawford, Greg Marken, Lou Kreitzer, Dick Nichols, Robin
Wid~ery.ROW3: Gary Phillippi, Simon C. Khoury III, Vi~~or
Vinson, Bob McClaugherty, Ned Kilius, Richard Markle)', MIke
Evans, Mark Burgeson, Mike Wolpert, Stan Rowe, Nguyen-dong
Thinh.
--"""""',...-- ......._-~~._-
SPRING DORM OFFICERS (from left): ~d
Mann, Larry Test, Eric Eliason, John Bost, Jim
Curtis.
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THIRD FLOOR, ROW I (from left):
John Eliason, Dennis Kiefer, Bill Sward,
Jim Keatley, David Kidder.
ROW 2: Leonard Fallscheer, Jim Pendley,
Eric Spangenberg, Chris Clemens, Ben
Ecklar, Jim MacLaggan.
INTERDORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW .(from left): Harriet
Lantz, Peggy Gurley, Dotti Proh~ska, LaD elia McGrew, Barbara
Barrett, Linda Taylor, Linda Morns, Barbara Scott, Marsha Keene.
BACK ROW: Barbara Bell, Larry Test, Eric Eliason, Jim ~cott,
Torn Hobbs, Rich Thomas, Claire Higgins, Dick Nichols, Marianne
Capaiu, David Wilson.
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Phi Eta Sigma
Al pha Lambda Delta
Phi Eta Sigma is a
national honorary
scholastic fraternity
for freshmen men. Its
major purpose is to
encourage and reward
high scholarship.
Membership is based
on a minimum of
3.5 for either semester
of the freshman year.
This year Dennis
Bunde served as
president.
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NANCY PRAGER
President
CHARLENE SQUIRE
Vice President
JOHANNE HANSEN
Secretary
GLORIA FISHER
Treasurer
ROW 1 (from left): Brian Wick, Jim Moffett Dennis Matson Dennis Bunde.
ROW 2: David Hamill, Ed Goshorn, Richard'Foley.
'
ROW 3: Hyman Lee, Mike Sprintzer, Jim Ball, Dr. Herbert Peiffer.
Alpha Lambda Delta, a national society for women which
honors high scholastic achicve~lent. in the. f~rst or s~cond
semester in college, promotes intelligent hvmg, a high
standard of learning, and encourages superior attainment
among the freshmen women. A spring initiation banquet
was held in conjunction with Phi Eta Sigma as well as
several lectures by SDS faculty members. It also co-sponsored
the Founders' Day Scholarship Tea and provided
guides for the California Scholarship Federation
regional convention.
Las Meninas
Initiation ceremony.
Las Menin~s, a Junior women's ho.norary, encourages leadership, high standards
of sC,holar.s~IJ?'s~hool and c?~muruty service and friendship in Junior women. This
year s. actrvrties mcl.uded a joint community project with other service organizations,
a sprIng tea hono~ml? Cap and Gown.' a scholarship reception in honor of students
on the Dean s list, and sponsorship of freshmen girls.
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J ROW 1 (from left): Martha MacKirdy, Nancy Winters Alice Hsu Eileen Davy Judy Anderson
anet Johnson, Sandy Rogers, Alice Budzinski. ' , , ,
RShOW2: Mrs. Marj?rie Cox, Bonnie Olson, Dot Hartman Judy Cross Maureen Hill Robin Vail
aron Waxon, Patti Wardell. ""
FRONT ROW (from left): Joan Bumgar?ner, .~ay Lynne ~eterson,
Elisa Merino, Marjorie Ewing, Jane Birgelaitis, Carol Millton.'
Jennefer Brown, Donna DcCunea, Nancy Prager. BACK ROW.
Merla Porter, Pat Gamel, Andrea Gorgen, Taura-j een McMahon,
Margaret Harding, Charlene Squire, Mary Skulavic.k, L!z Reich~rt1
Sandy Jordan, Linda Tabor, Sheila Marion, Gloria Fisher, Vicki
Royalty, Johanne Hansen.
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Kappa Pi Beta Gamma Sigma
DICK SHIELDS
President
BOB JEWELL
Vice Presiden t
Kappa Pi, a national art fraternity, endeavors
to uphold the highest ideals of a liberal
education a~d. e~('0\lrag?s study and development
of arnstic inclinations, This year
the members participated in the Inter-
Collegiate Art Show, sponsored a Christmas
art sale using only student products,
de('orat~d the ('?ildrens' hospital at Sharp
~emon~1 Hospital, displayed their work
III the LI?rary and Commons, presented a
scholarship, and gave' a gift to the art
departmen t.
LYNN
WOODWARD
Secretary
NANCY WALL
Treasurer
SUZIE SWENSON
Corresponding Secretary
B ta Gamma Sigma is rh
only schoJasti honor so icry
in the field of ornmerce
and busine s re ogniz d by
th American Asso iation of
Collegiate Schools of Business.
The group's purposes
are to ncourag and r ward
scholarship and a ompli h·
rnent among the students
of comm r e ~'ld busin s
administration to promot
thv advancemci.t of du a-
tion in the art and s .ience of
business; and to foster integrity
in the condu t of
business operation. The
society limits its membership
to those who rank in the
upper ten per cent of their
graduating class. To obtain
continuity in the local
chapters, juniors among th
highest four pCI' cent of their
class may be elected in the
last term or semester of
the year. Each spring Beta
Gamma Sigma holds a banquet
honoring its new
initiates.
ROW 1 (from left): Victor Houle, Arthur Tye, James
Hodges, Stephen Brown, Earl Chrysler. ROW 2: Edwin
Fix, Mrs. Ethel Sykes, Geneva Hickman, Dean Charles
Lamden, Mrs. Evangeline LeBarron, Oliver Galbraith,
Dr. William Barber, William Harned. ROW 3: Dr. Glenn
Kappa Delta
Hodge, Dr. Robert Hungate, Dr. Vern Odrnark, Kathleen
Hodapp, Dr. Lynn Peters, Dr. Arthur Brodshatzer, Simon
Reznikoff, Dr. Robert Langenbach, William Hippaka, Dr.
Alexander Srbich, Dr. Allen Sinsheimer, Dr. Gerald
Sharkey, Glenn Dunn.
Pi
Kappa Delta Pi, a national
society for promotion of high
standards of preparation and
fellowship among teachers,
encourages high professional,
intellectual, and personal
standards as well as recogniz-
I~g outstanding contribunons
to education. The
m~ior activity of the group
this year was to send its
president to the national convention
held at Purdue
Universi ty.
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ROW 1 (from left): Douglas Dailard Dick Sh' Id
ROW 2: Nancy Wall Lynn Woodwa;d S ie s.
ROW 3: Carol Clark: Sue Olson Maril u~nffe ~wenso~, Lor!e Wallace.
Bob Jewell. ,yn 0, tephame SWlggett Marie Hoff S W 11
ROW • , , ue a ace
4: Syed Yunus, Jan Hamner, Barbara Ruthford Je . NIp ,
, n e son, am Peters, Georgia Moffett.
Harry Astrab, Peggy Baxter, Ginger Bradshaw, Linda
Bray, Anne Brownell, Lee Burkett, Bernard Con.nolly,
Shirley Crawford Sharon Crossley, Linda Davidson,
Eileen Davy, Pat' Dennis, Jim DeVore, William Garrison,
Diane Gehlin, Robert Graf, James Griswold, Pat
Harders, Hilda Ishimine, Richard Johnson, Dianne Jones,
Susan Kaiser, Donald Long, Claire Manfredi, Alga Mate,
Robert Mello, L. Roe Meredith, Wallace Millson, Barbara
Morgan, Antonio Morillo, Nikki Norstrom, Mn ri-
Anne Pehka, Carol Petersen, Barbara Phillips, Mary
Quiett, Jennie Rindone, John Rindone, Hisae Shima,
Ferne Steck, Roy Stone, Morley Tadma n, Douglas Thompson,
Clarence Uri, William West, Carolyn Wolf, Yuriko
Yoshihara.
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Epsilon
Pi
Tau
MARION LITTLE
President
ALICE FOX
Secondary
Vice President
TERRY CROCKER MARY CAIRNS
Elementary
Secretary
Vice President
1\ /
MARILYN GREEN
Treasurer
Student
California
,,---Teachers
Association
JAMES POST
President
Epsilon Pi Tau, an international honorary professional ~ratern.ity in industrial arts
and industrial-vocational education, sponsored the Epsilon PI Tau Banquet,
the Industrial Arts Conference and several scholarship activities this year. One of
its major purposes is to raise the level of in?ividual and group rompetencies in
industrial arts. The trustees are Dr. W. Carlisle Anderson and Dr. Lawrence Luce.
JAMES LANE
Secn,tary- T reasurer
The Student California
Teachers Association
is an affiliate of the
California Teachers Association
and is open to
all students interested in
the field of education.
Among the major purposes
of SCT A is the
development of professional
attitudes and
ethics among students.
This year it heard
speakers in the education
field such as Dr. Dan
Dawson and sponsored
the Seven Professional
Problems Conference.
The theme of the
conference was, "Should
I teach in a culturallr,
deprived area school? '
ROW 1 (from left): Donna Breedlove, Mary Barbour, Kathy Dauwalder.
ROW 2: Irvin Shimmin, Nancy Schroeder, Dr. Leonard Strom.
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ROW 1 (from left): Dr. James McMullen, Michael Sullivan,
Ernest Hirata, John McManus, James DeVore, Raymond Fukamizu.
ROW 2: Dr. Lawrence Luce, James Heath, Edward Aguirre, Dr.
Gerald Hammer, James Lane, Dr. W. Carlisle Anderson. ROW 3:
Donald Fuhr, Greg Bailey Gary Grebbien, Dr. Frank Irgang,
Howard Stofer, James Post,' Kenneth Bouchard, William Mattoon.
SCT A members.
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WYNN HOUSEL
President
BILL QUAPP
Vice President
SUE SHAFFER
Secretary
HORACE
HERRMAN
Advisor
Aztec
Ski Club
GERR Y ANDERSON
President
BILL ADAIR
Vice President
BARBARA
OLECHNOWICZ
Secretary
BILL
FREUDENBERG
Treasurer
American
Marketing
Association
The Aztec Ski Club is
designed for the promotion
of interest in skiing.
I t provides an opportunity
for its members to
make skiing trips at
reduced group rates.
This year it held dry land
ski lessons and traveled
to Big Bear, June
Mountain, Mammoth,
and Alta. The highlight
of the year was a trip
to the Winter Olympics
in Austria. In addition
to skiing outings it
provided a large variety
of parties for its
members.
The American Marketing Association opens its
membership to any student who is interested
in marketing and also to prominent local businessmen.
A tour of large business firms in the Los
Angeles area highlights each semester. Marketing
Information Day, organized by the AMA, provides
an opportunity for students to question local
businessmen concerning marketing opportunities,
Aztec Ski Club members.
Marketing" Information Day in action.
ZTEC SK\ CLUB
Y4\t\lER
OLYMPICl~\lR
ROW 1 (from left): Dr. William Saigh, George Westover, Tom Shipman, Carl Weaver, Bob
Nelson Art Creatura, Al Mc Irmes. . d b G A
ROW 2, Dr Donald Lawson, Dr. William Barber, Dr. Alan Hale, ~ill Freu e~ erg', erry ~-
d
', 'M D tt Ray Talmage Bill Adair Jerry Alford, Bill Stock, Bill Newman, Bill
erson, J im c errno , ," , .' I h '" R d R h
S M 'I H Mike Harrison Craiz Georae Barbara 0 ec nOWlCZ, 0
tern an yn ansen, ger usc,
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Chuck Martinolich, Peter Force, Dr. Gerald Sharkey, Mr, Wotruba.
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Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity serves SDS by compiling the student
Redbook, distributing Careers booklets to seniors and ushering at LAC programs
and football games. The spring semester president is Homer B. Clayton.
Oceotl
Oc~otl wa~ four:ded at SDS i~ 1.933 as a s~r\.:!ce organization. Among the group's
vaned projects include the pamtmg of the S on Black Mountain and presentation
of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Athletic Scholarship.
JOHN WILLS
President
MERRELL DAVIS
President
Matthew Anderson Mike Angus Bill Bistline
George Abdelnour
Jim Box
Eldridge Cooks
Doug-Allyn
Mel Brav
Alex Doig
Jim Ashcraft
Alex Brucker
Chips Fleming
Vince Biondo
Dick Buck
Jerry Harmon
John Blackwood
Jim Carruthers
Bob Harms
Don Bowers
Gll Challet
Jerry Ingle
Dean MeDanlel Mike Meltzer
Pbillip Nails
J?eter Paladino
Louts Pollock
Ralph Seewald
John Lacy
Pete Newman
Jeff Stark
Roy Lessard
Denny O'Neel
Jim Street
Don Levi
Bill Pine
Joe Sullivan
Tom Logans
Elon Place
Mike Sund
John Shivel Michael Slavit
David West
Michael
Yavno
Steve Isaacson
Denny MacDonald
John Ramsey
Ben Trovaten
Dave Johnson
Leroy Martin
Phil Salfel
Cl iff Weedman
Rich J ahnston
Lance Miller
Dick Sims
Bob White
Ron Korporaal
Jerry Monell
Dave Sleet
Larry Wickstrom
Bill Kronberger
Mike Munz
Pat Stalnaker
Lee Witham
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125

Cetza
Cetza, an honorary
freshman women's
organization, requires
fifteen hours of service
prior to being tapped for
membership. The tapping
ceremony was held
at the AWS banquet
during AWS All
Women's Week. A 2.5
GPA must be maintained
for membership.
RICHARD HART
President
RALPH PARRY
Vice President
Circle K
ERIC ELIASON
Secretary
RICHARD JOHN ON
Treasur r
ROW 1 (from left) : Jill Warren, Janell Short, Judy Peirce.
ROW 2: Susan Hearold, Vicki Schneider Dottie Jondall Pat Rolan Betty Ragenovich
Christine Lamprou. ,." ,
Spurs
Spurs, an honorary sophomore women's service
organization, requires a 2.5 CPA to gain membership.
This year it worked with the blind at a
children's home, assisted during elections and the
Student Union campaign, and washed faculty
car windows to promote safety during the
Christmas season.
Circle K, a service
organization for college
men, IS sponsored by the
Kiwanis. Its purposes
are to render service
to the campus, develop
leadership, and to promot~
the ~merican way
of life. This year its
activities have included
a pancake breakfast,
a canned food drive for
the Salvation Army
ushering at LAC c~ncerts,
sponsorship of the
Campus Beautification
Week, See's candy sale
and a campus dance. it
also was the host club
for the district convention
which included
delegates from California
Nevada, and Hawaii. .,
;.
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~OW 1 (from left): Miss Mary C C 1 M'
s0I!' Betty Bradley, Melinda Thom:sveSus:~o Healv~~~n,BS~~dk Pearovich.
ROW 2: Shaula Paul, Lenore 'Huggins, Penny 'Pic~u~, ~~:t7~
Jondall, Judy Peirce, Vickie Gray, Marti Mattraw, Vicki Schn~id.er,
Pat Rolan, Judy Luxenburg, Jill Warren, Janel1 Short, Christine
Lamprou, Cathy Chesrown.
ROW 1 (from left): Eric Eliason. Richard Hart, Ralph Parry, Richard ~ohnson.
KOW '!.: wing Hoo, John Cherry, Dave Johnson, Dean McDamel, Dr. 0 Byrne.
ROW 3: Larry Roe, Fred Peter, Larry Taylor, Paul ~uehler ..
ROW 4: Bob Oliver, Allen Carson, Mac Brazelton, Jim Ozbirn.
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Hillel
This year Hillel, a national organization for students jnterested in
Judaism, sent delegates to a leadership convention for the Pacific
Coast area, sponsored a lecture by Mrs. Jonas Salk on "Open
Housing," held a Hanuka party, and participated in a program
of Israeli singing and dancing. Hillel also conducted a Passover
Model Seder commemorating the liberation of the Israelites
from Egyptian slavery.
Sigma Alpha Iota
ROW 1 (from left): Carole
Shannahoff, Royanne Raikow,
Gloria Fisher, Linda
Karel, Dr. Harry Ruja, Edward
Naiman, Joanne Feldman.
ROW 2: Douglas Cohen,
Bunny Feurzeig, Victor Druskin,
Jim Bookbinder, Neshat
Elihu, Sheldon Polovin, Anthony
Albert.
Sigma Alpha Iota, a
national women's music
fraternity, places special
emphasis on the development
of better musicianship,
scholarship, ·anA.~_.~
performance. This year
its members ushered at
concerts and sponsored
a concert in the fall
and spring semesters.
. I' J H b er Bunny Feurzeig, Karen
ROW 1 (from left): Judy Taylor, Judy Sine air, eanne ue n ,
Laffoon, Bonnie Rogers. K J h
ROW 2: Dorothy Hutchinson, Linda Snyder, Pam Lawrence, ay , 0 nson.
Newman
Club
The Newman Cl.ub works to develop spiritual, educational,
cultural, and social interests of Catholic students on the campus.
This year it sponsored a dance after the Fresno State basketball
g~me, held a party for an orphanage, conducted two mountain
trips, and held discussions at the Newman Club Center twice a week.
Christian Science
Organization
This year the Christ~an Science organization
held a reception for new students,
gave a scholarship,. h~ar~ lec~urers,
participated in Rehgl?n-m-LI~e vyeek,
and held weekly meetmgs which included
readings and testimonies.
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ROWJ~ (fIZID 1eft):Jeanne Schnautz, Sheryl Hand, Beverly Osterman,
~m ee ey, 1 Ray LeDesma, Maureen Baldwin, Diane DeVinney,
~Ichel.e Rehfeld, Pam McPhie, Larry Faucl\.er ROW 2· Father
Straling, Bill Emerton, Mary Cattano Sue Hoover V· . P .
cano, Carolyn Kline, Jackie Dolan, Ja~e Lyons, Ma;k ~~~~e, J~~~
Da;rlJy, Mike Powers, Kathy ~oche. ROW 3: Tony Fisher, Diane
Pritchett, Charlene Lavery, Lmda Picco, Betty Miele Karen Vitlip,
~~g~ ~mstro.ng, Pat Forster, Lin Vigneault. ROW 4': Mike Griffin,
Walt S~ ff~b~dbgeL' Bob Rohlinge~, Terry Gaughen, Fred Totten,
e in, 0 oya, Paul Martin, Fred Gunther.
M t Chamberlain, Gwen
ROW 1 (from left): Nancy Wulzen, argare B bbe Thomp-
Nowry, Sherry Fleener, Cindi Newby, Sally co~awaY'V;eeland Judy
son, David Fares. ROW 2: Paul Stefanson, ancy ,
I G Page Susan Vreeland, Lancey Holly, Darice
T Jody Stee, ary ,
Ti~;~ts, Sandy Rees, Barbara Grove.
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JEANNE POWELL
Fall Commander
M~RY KAY TORREY
Spring Commander
Angel
Flight
Angel Flight, an auxiliary to Arnold Air Society,
promotes the Air Force program on campus and in
the community as well as serving as the official
hostesses of SDSC. In its official capacity as an
honorary service organization Angel Flight ushered
at both Freshmen Orientation and Baccalaureate,
distributed information to visitors on Founders'
Day and sponsored a Christmas party for orphans.
Angel Flight members must be at least second
semester freshmen coeds with a minimum
grade point ave-rage of 2.5.
WILLIAM WAIT
Commander
Arnold Air Society, a professional
honorary service organization of
AFROTC cadets, sponsors the
AFROTC Sabre Drill Team and
the Military Ball. Members
ushered at football games, distributed
information to visitors
on Founders' Day and sponsored
a Christmas party for orphans.
One of the group's major aims
is to aid in the development
of effective Air Force officers.
Arnold Air
Society
Robert Allen
Robert Baldwin
Joseph Cunningham
Robert Estrada
Jay Howard
Richard Humphrey
David Myers
Fred Schulz
Judy Anderson
Susan Hanzlik
Carla Hosmer
Kay Clark
Cindy Hartwig
Janet Jensen
Jan Collins
Sherrill Hatfield
Carol Kidder
Barbara Eloore
~eth Hindley
Marilou Lange
Richard Bojack
John Flinn
Peter Junger
Robert Bubel
Robert Forrest
Kenneth Lyon
Randy Buby
Michael Foster
James Mardis
William Campbell
Michael Freitas
Robert Marzano
Carolina Pittman
Donna Pitts
Joanne Ruthford
Linda Thompson
Mark Seagers
Joseph Stengel
Richard Tazelaar
Fred Totten
Pam Wilson
Jane Wright
Diane Zervas
James Weir
William Willoughby
Dennis Ybarra
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131

The Daily Aztec Staff
The Daily Aztec was published {our times
a week this year, including coverage of
national and international events as well
as campus news. The newspaper featured
~-------f'0hlmn sueh as he-b@aFned:v.i@w;------__~---.~ ~_~ .._ i
Party Line, Socially Speaking, the Fifth
Column, and After Hours.
JIM BOX
Fall Editor
in Chief
SANDIE SHIPE
Fahl News Editor
RON ROACH··
Spring News Editor
REX SALMON
Spring Editor in Chief
~I
ART COMINGS
Fall Make-up Editor
ROSIE STERN
Spring Layout-Features
Editor
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GERALD RIFE
Fall Managing Editor
Spring Chief Reporter
MIKE SUND
Fall Sports Editor
Spring Managing Editor
DENNIS TRIS'I1RAM
Editorial Assist nt
P T STALNAKER
Fall Copy Editor
KEN GARDNER
Spring Photo Editor
133

Sigma Delta Chi
SHIRLEY HAAS
Fall Society Editor
KAREN VITLIP
Spring Society Editor
This year Sigma Delta Chi, a national journalism society for
men, sponsored a dinner in honor of students who made outstanding
contributions to campus journalism, conducted two high
school journalism competitions, and presented a trophy to the
county newspaper which contributed the most to education. One
of the major purposes of Sigma Delta Chi is to elevate the prestige
of journalism in every respect. DR. JAMES JULIAN
Adviser
REX SALMON
President
Sigma Delta Chi
Editor, Daily Aztec
Managing Editor,
Daily Aztec
Student Activities
News Director
JOE SULLIVAN
Fall Advertising Manager
JERRY VARON
Spring Advertising Manager
BARRY
Reporter,
BERNDES
Daily Aztec
JAMES BOX
Vice President
Sigma Delta Chi
Editor, Daily Aztec
Managing Editor,
Daily Aztec
News Editor, Daily Aztec
JAMES CONNER KENNON GARDNER
Photo Editor, Daily Aztec
Photographer
Del Sudoeste
JAMES GILL
Salesman, Daily Aztec
CHIC DUGGAN
Advertising Secretary
ALEX PURTEE
Spring Sports Editor
DONALD LEARNED WAYNE LOCKWOOD
Columnist, Daily Aztec
Reporter, Daily Aztec
Photog-rapher
Del Sudoeste
ALEX PURTEE
Sports Editor,
Daily Aztec
OZY REYNOLDS
Reporter, Daily Aztec
GERALD RIFE
Managing Editor,
Daily Aztec
News Editor, Daily Aztec
Chief Reporter
Daily Aztec
MARV HUMPHREY
Cartoonist
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DICK CHASE
Photographer
RONALD ROACH
News Editor, Daily Aztec
Sports Editor,
Daily Aztec
Reporter, Daily Aztec
JAMES SCHRUPP
Secretary- Treasurer ~
Sigma Delta Chi
Copy Desk, Daily Aztec
Reporter, Daily Aztec
PATRICK
STALNAKER
President,
Sigma Delta Chi
Editor, Daily Aztec
News Editor, Daily Aztec
Copy Editor, Daily Aztec
MICHAEL SUND
Managing Editor,
Daily Aztec
Sports Editor
Daily Aztec
BRIAN WIERSEMA
Reporter, Daily Aztec
Photog-rapher,
Daily Aztec
135

Del Sudoeste Staff
Being a part of the DEL SUDOESTE staff is not all
fun and frolic.
It takes hours of painstaking work, with much attention to
details and specific obligations, to produce a yearbook.
Other classes and part-time jobs tend to diminish in
importance as deadlines draw near and the pace
becomes chaotic.
The 1964 Del Sud staff was an unusually cooperative and
unified group, working closely to assure the completion
of an exceptional yearbook. Encouraged by a benignly
patient, generally jovial editor in chief, staff members
learned to face countless problems and decisions
independently.
We strove to bring you "Everything under the Sun."
May we humbly offer to each student the final product of
many months and many minds, the recorded memory
of a college year: your 1964 DEL SUDOESTE.
SHARON STEVENS
Activities Editor
DIANE ROSTEN
Administration Editor
GAYLE CHRISTIANSEN
Editor in Chief
ROGER ROPPE
Sports Editor
Fall
ERIN SCHMIDT
Beauties Editor
DIANE ZERVAS
Copy Editor
MIKE EDINGER
Layout Editor
Photographer
CAROL DAWSON
Art Editor
TIM MACNEIL
Photographer
Sports Editor
Spring
BETTY ARBON
Photo Secretary
TOYCE GOOD
. Index Editor
SUE LANGE
Senior Editor
136 JEFF GIARDE
Organizations Editor
MIKE COLLINS
Fraternity Editor
MARTI LELAND
Sorority Editor
HARVEY CHERNACK
Business Manager
137

CHUCK AUSTIl\; ERNIE COWAN
Del
Sudoeste
Photographers
FALL STAFF
Editor in ChieL David S. Kidwell
Editor.. Walter B. Thompson
Feature EditoL----------------.Joe Geckter
Managing Editor.. Bill Leonard
Ad Manager.. Harvey Pedersen
Business Manager.. Errol Gagnon
Comptroller Bili Shen
Editorial Staff Gary Dunsmore,
Rickey Bertram, Jerry Trotter, Fred
Crone, Rex Bogart, George Howard.
SPRING STAFF
Editor in Chief Waltcr B. Thompson
Feature Editor. Errol Gagnon
Managing Editor.. __William Leonard
Ad Manager.. -Joe Geckter
Business Manager.. Joe Caballero
Comptroller. Carlos Jimeniz
Editorial Staff -Jerry Trotter,
Gary Dunsmore, Richard DePagter,
James Deuchars, George Howard,
Fred Crone, Richard Davidson, Joe
Truban, Rex Bogart.
Aztec
Engineer
The Aztec Engin er, a
non-profit t chnical
magazin ,i publish d
four tim s yearly, in
Novemb r, January
March and May, by th
enginecring students of
San Di go State. The
publication, one of th
few on the West Coast
strives to give cngin ering
students the xp rience
of working on a techni al
magazine and allow
them the opportunity to
have their own work
published.
JON LEWIS LEE LOUIS
CHUEN KWONG MAK DENNIS SCHMITZ
DICK TAZELAAR BOB YALE
132
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"You mean she threw out ALL our pages?"
ROW 1: Joe Caballero. ROW 2: George Howard, Bob Bream,
Marcon Joe, Bill Leonard, Joe Geckter, Harvey Pedersen. ROW 3:
Dr. Lester Hoel, James Deuchars, Richard Davidson, Joe Truban,
Rex Bogart, Carlos Jimeniz. ROW 4: Jerry Trotter, Errol Gagnon,
Gary Dunsmore, Ed Ferreras.
139

Song Leaders
Cheer Leaders
SYDNEY
LAFONTA
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BARBA
LEAMON
DON
WEAVER
NIKKI
NORD
LIZ
WEBSTER
JAN
WOODS
DAVE
SLEET
~~gKNTROROW"'!S(hfro.fnGleftd) :JJanWTilds, Barba Leamon, Sydney LaFonta.
. en 00, an oods,

Flag
Twirlers
Majorettes
J
J
FRONT ROW: Janet Jensen, Marilyn Dupree.
BACK ROW: Sandy Pearson, Carol Hollingsead.
JANET
JENSEN
SUE,SHOOP
FRONT ROW: Sue Shoop, Nancy Gorrell.
BACK ROW: Pat Englander, Nancy Orrell.
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CAROL
HOLLINGSEAD
SANDY
PEARSON
MARIL YN DUPREE
NANCY
ORRELL
NANCY
GORRELL
143

Sym phonic
Band
This year the Symphonic Band held two formal concerts, two .
pops cone e ts in the Main Quad a concert at the county music
I' , .
festival, and a concert at Morse High School. The spnng semester
Symphonic Band is made up of the members of the fall
Marching Band.
Orchestra
The Orchestra held four public
performances this year. It featured
student and faculty soloists
as well as the music of a stud nt
composer. The Orchestra, conducted
by Paul V. Anderson
also accompanied the Coli ge
Chorus in the fall and spring
semesters.
PAUL V. ANDERSON
Conductor
NORMAN ROST
Conductor
Symphonic Band rehearsal.
I
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144
Orchestra rehearsal.
145

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Opera Workshop rehearsal directed by Cleve Genzlinger.
Music Department
The Music Department offers a large number of activities
for those who enjoy music. The departmental organizations
include the svmphonic band, marching band,
symphony orchestra, Aztec Concert Choir, Treble Clef,
Men's Glee Club, Male Quartet, Opera Workshop,
College Chorus, and several chamber music groups. One
of the highlights of the year was the premiere performance
by the College Chorus of THE SONG OF MOSES
written by David Ward-Steinman.
The Men's Glee Club prepares for a performance under the direction of David Loomis.
Symphony practice session.
146
Frank Almond conducts the Treble Clef.
J. Dayton Smith conducts a section of the College Chorus. 147

. -- ~ ........... , ~
Radio and
Television
Debate
Team
San Diego State students produce
the entire KEBS-FM radio station
programs. The station features
music, news, educational
programs and special events on
campus. KEBS is a member of
the National Education
Radio Network.
~I
Freshman debater Sharon Maniss holds forth while colleague Carol Pederson searches for evidence.
Opponents are Gil Clardy and Jim Carlsen.
The SDS Television and Radio
facilities have over $250,000
worth of equipment. The TV
studios, which are operated by
students, produce Profile and
Comment which are shown on
Channel 10. They also produce
closed circuit programs for the
health education and psychology
departments.
Kjell Amble rehearses for Profile series.
Candy Trimble, president of Pi Kappa Delta,
examines debate case while Coach Larry Samovar
and Manager Pat Munster look on.
148
KEBS control room.
.t
ROW I (from left): Dr. Robert Benjamin, Patricia Mcjunkins,
Carol Pederson, Gil Clardy, Marian Ely, Jim Carlsen, Susan Sparks,
Barbara Jensen. ROW 2: Dr. Jack Mills, Dr. Larry Samovar, Robert
Putman, Paul Lucas, Ed Millican, Gary Schneider, Loni St. John,
Candy Trimble, Pat Munster, Sharon Maniss, Lee Owens, Dick
Burch.
149

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Imperial
SAN DlEGO SlATE
Valley Campus
The Imperial Valley Campus
of San Diego State was established
in 1959·. The IVC's
program is an integral part
of SDS under the direction of
the Dean of Education and
Extended Services. The school
offers courses for upper division
and graduate students
in education.
Through the cooperation of
local schools, practical classroom
experience is provided
for students seeking teachingdegrees
and credentials.
Through this program students
are able to earn three-fourths
of a teacbe/ssal:i:"ry while
earning college credits.
DR BALDWIN DR. CHARLES MR. GAST MRS. HAFLEGER
Faculty
Members
Imperial Valley campus of San Diego State College.
AS Officers
The school is located on the
campus of the Imperial Valley
College, a junior college. The
campus operates only from
September until June, covering
the time when climatic
living conditions of the desert
are ~t their best. All buildings,
including offices and classrooms,
are equipped with
refrigeration air conditioning.
DR. IKEDA DR. SCARBROUGH DR. SMITH
Activities
Thubten
]igme Norbu, brother of the Dalai Lama.
INEZ BROWN RANDALL BYRD
GARY CLARK
BERTHA MILLER LYLE RANGEL WINNIE TAPLEY SALLY WONG
150
Student teacher Mary Leyton aids pupil. Bertha Miller works with a reading class.
151

SPOR,TS

Glory and Disappointment
Mark 1963 Season
One of the strongest teams in Aztec history gave ground to
two major opponents during the season to give Coach DOll
Coryell's Montezuma maulers a 7-2 record. The great team
effort cannot be overlooked, but the -outstanding services of
such men as Kern Carson, Mario Mendez and Neal Petties
became the bulwark of the Aztec success.
It is this depth and power which is giving to the professional
ranks a variety of future draft choices. Carson,
Mendez and Petties have already been signed. Mendez
signed with the San Diego Chargers and Carson and Petties
together signed with the Baltimore Colts of the NFL.
Tackle John Farris is a future draft choice of the Chargers
and Los Angeles Rams and fullback John Butler is a future
draft choice of the Baltimore Colts.
These athletes are an example of what Coach Don Corvcll
has built in the last three seasons as head coach at San
Diego State College. He has been ably assisted by Coaches
Bill Schutte, offensive line; Tom Bass, defensive line: Max
McCartney, defensive backfield; and Gary Potter, split
end coach.
Several long standing records were broken during the last
two seasons, some of whichwere most points scored in one
game (32) and most touchdowns in one game (5), Mario
Mendez; most career receptions (63), most touchdowns on
receptions (13), and most yards gained on passes (1,277)
Neal Petties; most carri,es in one game (28) and most yards
gained in rushing in one game (236) Kern Carson.
Other standouts: Rod Dowhower, who passed for 1,287
yards while sparking the backfield and ends to a total
offensive yardage of 3,264 yards. Art "The Mouse" Del-
vaux surprised the fans llIany times with his fantastic punt
and kick-ofl' returns. Junior split end Eddie leI dez
punted for O\Tr 1,200 yards [or a lO.1 yard 3\.erage (best
in the nation) to say nothing of his lint' defensive wcu k.
'The front line, liJllitin~ opponents to only 2,2tll vards, was
led by All-eCAA players john Farris, J),I\ id L;IY. l Javc
Stenson, John Goddt'n and .ltlt· Meeker. Codden was out
a good part of the season wi th ani nj ur~ .
Also spear/leading the attack was I)J\e "Hullulo" Stenson,
Mike Collins. John Farris. and .J;lt'k "Sh'py .lack" Milks.
perhaps the lillest linebacker on the \H'St coast. Split-ends
Roger Clark, Kent Lawson a nd Nca l Pettit'S proved their
prowess on dcfvn«: as wcll as oll'cns«. Addill~ 11lon' bed to
the line wen' Re-nnie SiIlIIIlOllS, W~lt Cublcv, TOJll 11011'-
man, Lloyd McCoy, I)a\(' Pete-rson. DOll R'oyal and Joe
Meeker.
Vic Stark, the 1I1:.l1lwith the educated toe, added a uouof
brilliance by putting' :) 1 extra points 0\('1' the noss hal'S.
Eldridg-e Cooks, intercepting foul' passes during the se:.lSOII.
averaged 2~)yards per re-turn besides OJl(' touchdown. Fullbacks
JillllllY Stauber and Dak- Hawley, besides doing hruwork
both on ofl'cn«: and deft'nse, added a littl« hit of ivv
k-azuc ~ contrast to their otherwise rouuh ~ and ruuevd ~~ ('oun'-
terparts.
The Aztecs were finally ruud as the se-ve-nth sruu ll nlllege
team in the nation while a\('rag-ing an outstanding- :)8.1
points pn game and yieldillg to thl'ir oP\Jtl!H'lIts a Illl'n'
12.8 average. Hanging up the deals after anothn inspired
year, the Aztl'c varsity Illen n'sulIled the roll' of plain studcnts.
But they will retum and look out Ill'xt veal'.
The coach ...
... and stadium 155

Aztecs Maul Mustangs 69-0
ROGER CLARK JOHN FARRIS JIM STAUBER
Larry Fernandez
sweeps end against Cal Poly (SLO).
· .. and the the men he coaches.
Kent Lawson makes a dive for the ball.
WALT CUB
EY
..,
t
7~
LLOYD Mc OY
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
SDS
42
69
33
30
42
34
34
21
12
···..························ CaI Poly (Pomona)
.............. · Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo)
..·..··..··..··..·..···· Long Beach State
..·..··..·· ·· Los Angeles State
.................. · ·..· UC (Santa Barbara)
.................................................................. Fresno State
....· · University of Pacific
...... · · San Fernando Valley State
.......................................................................... MCRD
7
o
8
43
14
6
18
6
16
Art Delvaux finds running room.
1
A-
"Charge"
Touchdown
DON ROYAL
156
The Aztec starting
eleven.
Mendez grabs one in against
Cal Poly (Pomona).
Don Halte runs interference for Eldridge
Cooks.
LLOYD GAUFF

.. 'ill'." .._ ........ ~·l"'.f".... ' ,
Montezumen
49'ers 33-8
Overpower
Diablos Shock SDS Gridders i
at the Rose B wl
43-30 Upset
NEAL ETTIES MARIO MENDEZ
Tight ends (from left) : BUDDY JONES, MIKE
COLLINS, JOE MEEKER, DON HAL TE.
Injury
Coach Coryell sends Dale Hawley in with
a play.
Kern Carson breaks for another touchdown.
DON HALTE
VIC STARK
TOM HOFFMAN ROD DOWHOWER
MIKE
COLLINS
"Be tough now."
Powerful Kern Carson struggles for that extra
------.--yard. ~ ~ __.".,_ ........... _~
"Come and get me."
The tension was high in the Los Angeles State game. JOHN BUTLER
JIM ALLISON KENT LAWSON DALE HAWLEY
Rear guard action
Fullbacks (from left): DALE HAWLEY,
JIM STAUBER, LLOYD GAUFF,
JOHN BUTLER.
Aztec centers (from left): DAVE MORRIS, JACK MILKS,
RENNIE SIMMONS.
'S8 JACK MILKS ELDRIDGE COOKS JOE GIBBS
GIL WARREN
"Put
me in, coach."
Mendez eludes an LA tackler for a short gain. 159

Aztecs Post 42-14
Homecoming
Victory
Split ends (from left): NEAL PETTIES, ED-
DIE MENDEZ, KENT LAWSON, ROGER
CLARK.
GABRIEL
ESC!'\LERA
Art Dclvaux sets up touchdown against Santa Barbara at Homecomingas
...
The Aztecs trying to hold off another LA touchdown
BOB KORZEP
A concerned
coach looks on.
EDDIE MENDEZ , . , Mario Mendez goes over for six,
-1'----
• ~ ~The big defense against VOP.
...]ohn .Butler getg,.an~assignmenw
DA VE PETERSON
JOHN
GODDEN
JOE
MEEKER
The pause
that refreshes.
160 Kern Carson makes a large gain against VOP, 161
Th" senior line (from left): JOE MEEKER, DAVE LAY, DAVE STENSON, WARREN SIM-
MONS, JOE GIBBS, LLOYD McCOY, NEAL PETTIES,

Aztecs Lose Hard-Fought MCRD Game 16-12
WARREN SIMMONS GARY BAYLOR BILL BELL
Managers
Kern Carson sweeps off tackle against MCRD. Tailbacks (from left): GIL, WARREN, ART DELVAUX, KERN
CARSON. .
Eddie Mendez boots another one of his long ones. "Did you see how mad he got when I kicked him out?"
DAVE LAY
Frosh Go Winless Individual Stars Shine
KERN
CARSON
Junior line (from left): MIKE COLLINS JOHN FARRIS DAVE PETERSON, JACK
MILKS, JOHN GODDEN, TOM HOFFMAN, KENT LAWSON.
JV Football'
Strong frosh teams from UCLA, USC, Arizona State and several junior colleges
composed the 1963 SDS junior varsity football schedule. Many hard fought games
highlighted the season, giving the junior Aztecs innumerable bumps and bruises,
plus a lot of valuable experience, but as a result the Papooses finished winless.
Fine individual performances were uncovered in the passing of quarterback Dan
Helzer and the excellent receiving of his two ends Tony Clark and Larry Dubbs.
GEORGE
FARRELL
UCLA frosh score a TD despite the efforts of a
determined Papoose squad.
SDSC
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SEASON
RESULTS
Oceanside JC , -- -- --..--. 29
Arizona State (Tempe) __ __.__ __ 27
Hancock Junior College __ 54
UCLA fresh __ 42
USC frosh __ 25
ART DELVAUX
Neal Petties makes a diving attempt against MCRD.
Rod Dowhower makes a desperate attempt to break free in a tense moment of the
MCRD~amp.
To the showers after a hard fought game.
163

Injuries Cost Harriers CCAA Crown
Coach Choc Sportsman's defendit;lg champion
Cross Country team from San Diego State failed
o retain ilc$ :title hoy, placing se&;.oUli.,to.L",ong
Beach State in the CCAA championships at Long
Beach. Although riddled by injuries, the Aztecs
still managed to place second through the fine
performances of Ted Hack and Jim Montgomery,
two former Helix High stars, and Gavin Riley.
However, the absence of Jim Conlay and Mike
Golden, both sidelined with knee injuries,
probably cost the Aztecs the title. Conlay, who
now holds the Aztec record for the Mt. SAC
Invitational, was rated earlier in the year as the
best Cross Country runner in San Diego State
history by Coach Choc Sportsman. The new three
mile Cross Country course laid out along Highway
80 near the medical center will facilitate
future collegiate Cross Country competition at
San Diego State College.
The Aztecs compiled a 15-11 over-all record
and placed third in the California Collegiate
Athletic Association with a 6-4 mark. The
Aztec hoopsters, sporting many fine individual
performers, never seemed to
get rolling for an extended period. Defensively
the Aztecs were tough but the
offense was erratic, moving through periods
of high and low scoring. Their total of 183
points scored in two games against Orange
State this season snapped the two game
series mark of 182 points set against Fresno
in 1956. However, they also played three
straight games in which they averaged
only 48 points per game. Fortunately for
the Aztecs, the future is still bright because
the starting team consisted of juniors. The
entire team will lose only two players,
seniors Forrest Glithero and George
Roberts. All CCAA guard Jack Shawcroft,
San Diego's fiery baJJ hawk, captured the
Aztec individual scoring title for the second
straight year. The 5'-10" backcourt star
scored 363 points for a 14.0 average. Jim
Bowers, was picked for the CCAA second
team. Jim is a 6' guard, whose fastbreak
layups and deadly jump shot from the corner,
made him third in scoring for the Aztecs.
AI Catlin, in his first year at San Diego
State, did a tremendous job for the
team. He led the team in rebounds and
was second in scoring. Rounding out the
squad were centers Bob Mackey and Larry
Willis, forward Larry Meek, and outstanding
sophomore guard Graig Nettles.
Al Catlin drops in a beautiful left-handed layup.
Runners, get on your marks.
Aztec runner finishes far ahead of the other harriers.
They're off.
164
Jim Bowers pots a jump shot off of a fastbreak.
165

JACK SHA WCROFT
JIM
BOWERS
It's my ball and I'm leaving.
Big Bob Mackey stretches
for the .ball.
Larry Willis jumps high for a rebound.
ED PEREZ
AAUGIU SEASON RESULTS
SDSC
65 _ __ _ __ Pepperdine 79
70 .. __ u. of San Diego 69
84 .__.._._.. Whittier College 63
77 _ .__. ._ __ Pepperdine 75
56 _ .._ _ Iowa State 93
49 .._ .. Drake University 79
73 _ ._. . Nebraska Wesleyan 78
76 _.. . _ .... U. of Calif. (Davis) 47
72 __. .__ _.. Chapman 48
46 __.__. _ Redlands University 48
74 _ _.. *Long Beach State 70
84 _ __ __.__ *Cal Poly (SLO) 72
63 _ *Fresno State 74
81 __._ __._._. Whittier 75
94 . ._. .__. Orange State 64
84 _ . *Los Angeles State 91
94 _.._. *San Fernando Valley 74
89 __ _ _ Orange State 64
68 ..__.._ . Cal Poly (Pomona) 96
80 _ *Long Beach State 69
86 _._ . Cal Poly (Pomona) 75
90 __ _ _._ _ *Cal Poly (SLO) 64
61 _ _ ._.._ *Fresno State 68
82 _..__ _ ._.. *Los Angeles State 89
82 __._..__ *San Fernando State 72
86 __. .__ Pasadena 88
AL
CATLIN
166
FIVE TOP SCORERS (from left)· AL CATLIN M
SHAW CROFT, LARRY MEEK. . • n BOWl::RS, BOB MACKEY, JACK
GRAIG
NETTLES
Aztec rooters calmly encourage
the refs.
TOM TENNEY 167

GEORGE
ROBERTS
LARRY
MEEK
Where did I drop that gum?
Tickle, tickle,
Fresno player demonstrates
coordination problem.
Shawcroft scoops it in.
BOB MACKEY
FRITZ
ZIEGENFUSS
, -
Hey! Give me a boost, buddy.
Coach Ziegenfuss outlines some strategy during a break.
Meek drops it in for two.
FORREST
GLITHERO
TOM BELL 169

BOB HOSS
Get back! It's radioactive.
r
ROW 1 (from left): JACK SHAWCROFT, JIM BOWERS, GRAIG NETTLES, ED PEREZ,
FRITZ ZIEGENFUSS, JAMES SCOTT, MANAGER.
ROW 2: TOM TENNEY, BOB HOSS, AL CATLIN, TOM BELL, DICK PIERCE.
ROW 3: COACH GEORGE ZIEGENFUSS, LARRY WILLIS, LARRY MEEK, BOB
MACKEY, FORREST GLITHERO, GEORGE ROBERTS, ASSISTANT COACH LYLE
OLSON.
LARRY
WILLIS
Faces that tell the story of the game.
170
DICK
PIERCE
COACH GEORGE ZIEGENFUSS ASSISTANT COACH LYLE OLSON 171

Frosh Basketball
Under the direction of Coach Carl Benton, this year's freshman
basketball squad was composed of a group of spirited athletes
whose hustling style of play provided the fans with plenty of
action and excitement. The Papooses relied on an alert
defensive game alternating between a zone and a man-toman
defense. Two defensive standouts were John Adams, who
was often called on to guard the big man, and Mike O'Hare, a
short but scrappy ball hawk. Spearheading the fastbreak
offense employed by the frosh were John Adams and Tom
Ault. Adams, playing the forward position, led the team in
scoring with a 17 point average and was second in rebounding,
while Ault, a guard, maintained a 10 point average. David Callender,
in addition to good defensive play, finished the season
with the most rebounds.
Water Polo
The 1963 Water Polo Team had the
distinction of being the only team in the
country without a pool. Needless to say
this was a difficult obstacle to overcome.
As a result, the Aztecs lost all of their
games. However, even the absence of a
pool failed to dampen the team spirit.
Many fine individual performers were
uncovered who will help in future years.
Among these were team captain, Al
Spitalnick ; most improved player, Mike
Gerry; most valuable player, Jarrett Lake:
and holeman Dennis Tilton. Other
outstanding performers included Court
Kenaston, Gary Worth, Joe Rogers, and
ob Gar nero It o aadition of
water to the pool, the team hopes for a
more successful season in 1964.
A lot of action around the goal as Mike Gerry scores for the Aztecs.
John Adams drives hard for the basket.
Coach Carl Benton discusses strategy during a break.
A determined
Joe Rogers gets ready to fire.
FRONT ROW (from left): MIKE ZAMBRI, FRANK
LINDEBURG, TOM AULT MIKE WEBSTER, MIKE
O'HARE, TOM CHRISTENSEN.
BACK ROW: JOHN NICHOLS DA VID CALLEN-
DER, JOHN WEIR, MIKE DRAKE JOHN ADAMS,
JIM FERGUSON. '
r,
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ROW I (from left): GARY WORTH, AL SPITALNICK, KEN THOMPSON, JOE ROG-
ERS, RON
ROW 2:
DAVIS.
MIKE GERRY, COURT KENASTON, BOB HOVEY, BOB GARDNER, JIM
LANE, COACH BILL PHILLIPS.
NOT SHOWN: DENNIS TILTON, JARRETT LAKE, STU THOMPSON, JIM SKELLEY,
GARY BURSON.
173

Rugby
Whoops, I think he spotted me.
With the addition of Norman Ferrandy as the new
coach of the Aztec Rugby Club, the team has
progressed steadily and the caliber of their ball
playing has improved. Ferrandy is a former international
rugby player from South Africa. This year
there is an increasing number of SDS students who
have discovered the exciting game of rugby and
are fortunate to be represented by a winning
team. The SDS ruggers won the league in their
first year, came in second the past five years, and
seem a top league contender this season. They did an
excellent job of displaying their power this year by
destroying the UCLA ruggers 29-0. Several outstanding
players include Bob Prahl, captain; Paul Plumb
vice ~resid.ent; Phil G:ant, high scorer; David Lay, '
Den~ls WIse, and MIke Madigan, winger. With
contmued success and increasing interest and support,
rugby at San Diego State promises to become a
more vital part of campus life.
.J
Don't be greedy Bill, sa\'(.'souu- for th ' Arab.
SDSC
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11
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SEASON
RESULTS
---- San Fernando Valley State 6
-- Loyola
-----------------_____________________
UCLA
-- Eagle Rock Athletic Club
------------ . ____ Astronautics
------------- __..
UDT
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Fullerton
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Hey! Take it easy fellas, I think I have some spare change.
Speedster Dennis Wise escapes the angered mob.
Bob Prahl makes a great effort for the ball.
!
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ROW I (from left): PAUL PLUMB, JIM STAUBER, PHIL
LEY, GREG CAMPBELL, JIM PIPER, BOB PRAHL.
GRANT, LARRY TAYLOR, MIKE MADIGAN, JOHN QUIG-
Adept ball handling baffled the defense all afternoon. ROW 2: BOB WATKINS GENE ANDERSON, DAVID LAY, ABDELNOUR, JOEL PARKS, GARY McCAULEY DENNIS 175
JOHN LUSTER, DENNIS'DIEB, BILL LEIMBACH, GEORGE
WISE.

Coach Harry Broadbent
presents Tom Lessard
with NTC trophy.
MERRELL DAVIS
Heavyweight-Captain
ED
HOFFMAN
177 lbs,
FROM :LEFT: JOHN ZOOK, DENNIS PAYNE, ORVILLE HAY, WILLIAM CLAUDER,
ED HOFFMAN, MERRELL DAVIS, TOM LESSARD, DAVE FLUCHT, FRANK BROWN,
LARIMCDRE CUMMINS, JACK ROSS, JIM ANDERSON. NOT PICTURED: DALE
KERNES, PAT CURREN.
Wrestling
The SDS wrestling squad finished the CCAA dual matches
competition in a tie for first place with Cal Poly (SLO). However,
the flip of a coin gave the Aztecs the trophy. In the first year of
CCAA dual match competition two years ago the Aztecs were
first and last season Cal Poly won. In the CCAA tournament at San
Luis Obispo the Aztecs, nursing a rash of unexpected injuries, were
unable to place higher than fourth. Individually, however a fine
performance was turned in by freshman Eel Hoffman, who came
through as expected to win the In-pound title. He was also
undefeated in 11 dual matches this year. Merrell Davis, senior
team captain who wrestled with an injured leg, was unable to claim
his third straight title. Frank Brown placed third in the CCAA
meet but finished the season as the leading point maker. John
Zook, who led the team in pins, including a 36 second pin
against Cal Poly (Pomona), was unable to compete because of
illness.
FRANK BROWN
167 Ibs.
LARIMORE CUMMINS
157 Ibs.
BILL
CLAUDER
147 Ibs.
SEASON RESULTS
SDSC
13 -- University of Arizona 16
29 --- San Diego City College 13
35 ---- *San Fernando State 3
17 ----- *Long Beach State 13
14 --- *Cal Poly (S1.O) 14
14 --- "Fresno State 12
33 ------ *Los Angeles State 5
16 -- University of California 16
19 --- San Jose State 11
25 ~ Cal Poly (Pomona) 5
27 --- Claremont College 5
22 -- Grossrnont College 8
.X- CCAA Match.
DENNIS PAYNE
137 Ibs.
ORVILLE HAY
130 Ibs.
JOHN ZOOK
123 Ibs.
176
Frank Brown uses legs to subdue LA S ate competitor.
177

V arsi ty Track
Jim Anderson applies a cross-face on his LA State opponent.
Hundreds of spectators watched the
Aztecs clash with the powerful Trojan
war horse from the University of
Southern California, the defending
NCAA track and field champions, and
a strong Long Beach State squad.
This meet, a triangular affair held at
the Aztec oval, saw some of the finest
COACH CHOC SPORTSMAN ASSISTANT TONY SUCEC
athletes in the world compete. Among
Trojan entrees were two all-time
Southern California greats in javelin thrower Larry Stuart (267 ft., 3 inches)
and pole vaulter Mike Flanagan (15-9). Other entries included seven-foot high
jumper Joe Faust and Jamaican broad jumper Wellesley Clayton (23-201)·
However, not all the talent emerged from the Trojan camp. The 1964 track
season at SDS, at the time the Del Sudoeste went to press, saw numerous records
broken. The 440 and 880 yard relay teams, comprised of Darryl Nelson, Larry
Godfrey, Rich Heckler, and John Gedney, broke the school records in both events.
Larry Godfrey defeated Dee Andrews, of Long Beach, in the 330 intermediate
hurdles in :38.2 seconds to better an Aztec mark. Norm Me Millan also set a school
record when he cleared 15 feet in the pole vault.
c: --
..~_'!!!~_ ...
- ..
ROW 1, from left: Rich Bullock, Milt Silverman, Gavin Riley,
Norm McMillan, Larry Godfrey, Rick Heckler, Bob Grant, Clyde
Rilea. ROW 2: Ted Hack, Ken Fallon, Werner Willoughby, Jim
Montgomery, Brad Baer, Ray Napier, John Gedney, Jordan Aftreth,
Jim Webb.
Hey ref, got a light?
178
"Wild Bill" Clauder executes an impressive pin In the LA
State match.
179

TED HACK
Distance
GAVIN RILEY
Distance
.TIM MONTGOMERY
Distance
Records Fall
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1964
LARRY GODFREY
Hurdler
180
18.1

Freshman Track
Outstanding freshmen thinclads
performing for Coarh .ck
Wells' frosh squad this
inrluded Gary f r,
outstanding mem Of
Helix High squad In aprin
broad jump and high jump' ul
Manning, Grossmont High, 14-5
pole vault; and Carlton Jacobus,
6-5 h~h jumper from thula
Vista.
COACH DICK WELL
Larry Godfrey takes the lead and 0
hurdles g cs on to break the school record in tho "3D 'd . di
. ,.> ~. mterme rate
182
.JOHN GEDNEY
Javelin
BRAD BAER
Shot Put
BACK ROW (from left): Young, Gordon, Hafer, Duly, Jacobus, Schneider, Hafner, Ellis,
Hermann.
1M'
FRONT ROW: Getzen, Steusel, Romero, Volchok, Campbell, DeVore, Rem ey, anmng.
183

------------r--...,..,...,...,-.-- ---=----r---- __ ------~----------~
SEASON RESULTS
SDSC
16 ----..- _. Orange State 1
o - Orange State 2
23 Cal Western 7
3 . Whittier 2
3 ..- __. Cal Western 5
5 _ Redlands 6
o '" Southern California 5
15 _ University of Utah 0
13 _ __.. Pepperdine 8
4- .......••...... _ . . Chapman 7
3 __ __..__. Chapman 1
7 - _ _ Montana State 2
7 Brigham Young 1
6 Brigham Young 0
4- •...•................. U. of San Diego 2
3 Air Force Academy 8
7 Air Force Academy 16
2 Air Force Academy 5
COACH
C. R. SMITH
V arsity Baseball
Relief pitchers and catchers joke around between innings.
184
~OW 1 (from I~ft): Mike McGhee, Mike Murphy, Tom Cassie, Rich Serrano, Graig Nettles,
JIm Rupe, Bo~ Sitcoscy, Mi.lo Lizalde. . Bill
ROW 2: Eddie Mendez, Bill Marseilles Don Sada Roger Clark John Grove, Steve SImon,
Lefler, Bob Estavillo. "" . . I
ROW 3: Stan Michaels, Dave Martin Bob Vail Dave Flesner Gary Branstetter, CharlIe Nee,
Norm Marr, Bob More, Coach C. R. S~ith, Man~ger Gary Bayl~r.
Roger Clark moves for the ball in left field.
185

Coach Charlie mith watches
the game from th dugout.
186
A panoramic view of the Aztec's home field located behind Peterson Gymnasium.
187

Aztec
Outfielders
---------V:ar
ity Go f
MCAA Contenders
BUTCH
CARTER
ALAN CAMPBELL
From left: Bob Estavillo, Roger Clark, Charlie
Neel, Eddy Mendez, Jim Rupe,
COACH FRANK
'OTT
Aztec
Pitchers
The 1961 Azu-« Golf team coached by
Frank Scott, proved itself to be om' of
the country's top collegiate outfits, B
winning the LA Invitati nal they bl at
such fin,' teams as C, CLA, and
Fresno State. The Aztec teams of Ian
Campbell-Butch Carter, Emil' Hau r-
Bruce Washburn and Jim ilbert-Paul
Tuttle took th first thr 'C' place: and th
Aztecs won seven out of th eight award
given. At the time the yearbook went
to press the Azt c held an impressive 8-2
record for dual matrhe and wer an
expected contender for the A title.
ROW 1 (from left): John Grove, Bill Lefler,
Bob More.
ROW 2: Stan Michaels, Bob Vail, Norm Marr.
Aztec
Infielders
f
•
hy, Tom Cassie,
sner, Don Sada,
, l . AI C mpbell Frank Merhar,
From left: Coach Frank Scott, Ernie Hauser, Bruce "ashlllln,. an a ,
Paul Tuttle, Butch Carter, Jim Gilbert, Eric Hauser.
189

V arsity Tennis
Varsity
Swimming
•
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s
1
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s
....
DR. WILLIAM
C. BURGES
COACH AL OLSEN
The SDS netters, under the direction of
Coach Al Olsen, posted their third win
in four CCAA tilts by defeating Long
Beach State 5-4 only a few hours before
the Del Sud oeste went to press. Other
victories came against Cal Poly (SLO)
7-2 and Fresno State 5-4. Their single
league loss was to San Fernando State
5-4. Fine individual performances
~er~ given by John Wallen, first man
m sl.ngles play; John Emrich, three year
varsity letterman and the only senior on
the team; John Cheney, and John Lehton.
DAVE
SZUCH
\ When the Del Sudoeste went to
press the highly improved SDS
swimming team had compiled a
3-2 dual meet record while
MARK BRUCE setting many school marks. Mike
Gerry set two of the new marks
with a 50.5 in the hundred yard
freestyle and a I: 54.6 in the
200-yard freestyle. Mark Bruce
broke his own record by finishing
the 500-yard freestyle in 5: 24.3 to erase last year's mark o~ 5: 30.3. Another r~ord
to fall came in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Four Aztec swimmers went the di tance
in 3: 36.2 seconds. Sophomore Mark Bruce captured- three first places and Dave
Szuch took two seconds at Long Beach in qualifying for the NCAA small college
finals in the Western Regional championspips.
;
190
JOHN
WALLEN
JOHN
EMRICH
ROW 1 (from left): Ron Davis, Chris Roberts, Mike Gerry, Ernie Ligon, Dave Szuch,
Don Schirmer, Steve Wolcott. .
ROW 2: Bill Mann Mark Bruce Jim Skelley Don Hutchinson, Ken Thompson, Jim Lane,
Rick Evans.' , '
191

Gymnastics
The San Diego State gymnastics team, comprised of sopHomores
and juniors, made a slow start but improved rapidly as the
season progressed. Sophomores Skip Spindler and Dennis Johnston
led the team in scoring, and fine individual performances were
also turned in by Mickey Johnston and Terry McPherson. Curt
Gates, in his first year as gymnastics coach at San Diego State,
has done an excellent job of rebuilding the team.
Terry McPherson holds an L-position on the parallel bars.
Freshman
handstand
Don McDaniel lowers from a difficult
on the rings.
Freshman John Gaines demonstrates a German Giant as a part of
his routine.
Mickey Johnston lowers to a straddle scale in his free exercise routine.
Sophomore Skip Spindler shows a tuck back flip on the trampoline.
FRONT ROW (from left): JOHN GAINES, JOE SAUNDERS,
DON McDANIEL, MARC PAISIN, SKIP SPINDLER.
BACK ROW' JOHN PEARSLEY, ROBIN HALLEY, RUSSEL
BLOCK, MICKEY .JOHNSTON, TERRY McPHERSON, TEjtRY 193
KLEMETSRUD, GEORGE GAUDET, DENNIS JOHNS. ON,
LEE OLSON, COACH CURT GATES.

-- , ~ " _'_ .. ,,- ~....~ r ~ . • M~' , ,
• - 'I. •
Crew
In its fourth year of competition the SDS new was host
to the Western Collegiate Rowing Championships for the
first time. Entered in the meet were th 12 members
of the Western Int rcollegiatc Rowing Association.
The varsity crew, having only three returning 1 tterm n,
dropped its first two dual meets of the year to OJ' gon
State University and Orange Coast College. The junior
varsity, who proved more sucres ful in winning both
meets, should provide a source of additional str ngth
for the varsity in 1965.
From left: Bu y Alexander Bill
Steward, Jim Crbuch, Gary W~ppes,
AI .Harlow, John Ruzich, Gordon Sutonus,
Tony Grindl.
FRONT: Coxswain Dave Hodges.
Del Beekley, who is president of the Western Coaches Crew Association
and is on the executive board of the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen, coaches the Aztecs.
Junior
Varsity
From left: Jim McClung, Larry Raymond,
Tom Clark, Lee Hart, Bart
Stein, Dick Powell, Bob Morgan, Tom
Grader.
FRONT: Coxswain Bill Emerton.
Freshmen
From left: BiU Landreth, Gary
Wappel, Alin Worley, Stan Bareham,
Mike Winkle r, on McDougal, Sid
Cavey, Don Jones,
FRONT: ColUwain Denis Kaplan.

:' ...._- ..... ~- .. ~ _ ... ~- --~ - .• ~. • '''"'".J''- _..... """""
_" 1. ~_ _ __
The end of a long pass.
IFC Sports
Intramural sports continued their rapid expansion
this year and have moved from essentially an
IFC program to one that includes a high
percentage of the male student body. Participation
in the various sports has grown to over two
thousand men entered in 34 leagues and tournaments
this past year. New programs added this
season were wrestling, independent flag football,
and volleyball doubles. IFC competition in both
the Black and Red leagues proved to be more
evenly balanced, with frequent upsets in both
divisions. Hundreds of spectators watched the
Kappa Sig football team down the SAE's 13-6 in
a crucial contest, and Sigma Chi beat Pi Kappa
Alpha in a close match for the volleyball lead.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, in a surprise upset, defeated
Sigma Chi 42-39 in the opening game of the
basketball season. An independent point contest
very similar to the year-long fraternity contest
moved into full swing for the independent groups,
involving many campus clubs and organizations.
The long reach for two.
Bob Hoss takes the ball on a run.
The gym comes to life.
I
,I
I
I am the greatest!
196
Hey buddy! The flag-NOT
the shorts.
Egads! I'm pulling my own leg.
197

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I
G::REE:K:S
J ,

The purpose of the Panhellenic Council
is to establish further cooperation and
understanding between the twelve
sororities on campus. The Council is
responsible for maintaining Panhellenic
rules within the sororities. Manv Panhellenic
activities are held jointly with
the Inter-Fraternity Council, such as
Greek Week and Greek Retreat. Panhellenic
also sponsors Pledge Presents and
an annual Panhellenic Workshop in
the spring.
All fraternities at San Diego State College are
national and are members of the Inter-Fraternity
Council. The Inter-Fraternity Council is the
governing body of the fraternities, and consists
of the president of each fraternity, plus an
additional delegate. The Council's object is to
strengthen the Greek system at SDSC. Along with
Greek Week and Greek Retreat held in
conjunction with the Panhellenir Council, the
Inter-Fraternity Council sponsors a fall and
spring rush. During rush, IFC strives to pledge
men who will be well-rounded individuals,
academically as well as socially.
PENNY RUTLEDGE
President
TERI SHONAKER
Vice President
JIM
CARR UTI-IERS
President
DO
Vi
ALLY
(' Pre sident
PANHELLENIC
COUNCIL
~INTER-FRATERNITY
COUNCIL
VICKIE GRAY
Secretary
LANCE MILLER
Secretary
SHIRLEY CLEMENTS
Treasurer
NANCY OTEY
BARBARA FERVER
Office Manager
Rush Chairman
RON LONG
Treasurer
GARY BRANSTETTER
Commissioner of Athletics
JOHN RAMSEY
Rush Chairman
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201

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- - -----
.ALP:E:.A
C:E:I
O:M:EGA.
MARY BEVINGTON
President
Gayle Atwell
Mary Dunton
Susie Blanc
Elaine Durkin
Mar1lyn BOland
Kathy Englebrecht
Jennefer Brown
Karen Evenson
Dominie Cappadonna
Joyce Folts
Diane Cavalhn
Linda Ganc
Carol Collier
Cathy Georggln
Penny Crowder
Sheila Grim
Shannon Crowley
Bonnie Haefer
Pat Depew
Rente Hagar
Terry Donaldson
Brooke Harper
J.hrlane DuM
SherrHl H.lfleld
Nanoy Dunn
Kathy Holm ••
PROMINENT
MEMBERS
DOMINIE CAPPADONNA
A WS President; Who'., Who
PAT DEPEW
Homecoming Dance co-chairman
BONNIE HAEFER
A WS Program Chairman
SHERRILL HATFIELD
Sigma Nu White Rose Queen
Sharon Lynch Franny Maloney Joal Maloney Anita Marton Shella Marion
ROBIN VAIL
Las Meninas; Dean's List
SHARON WAXON
Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents
DIANE ZERVAS
Del Sudoeste copy editor
EVENTS AND HONORS
Bicycle-Built-for- Two Race:
first place
Spring Sing: mixed division, first place
Homecoming House Decorations: first place
Easter Seal Drive and Roller Skating Contest
CHAPTER
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Mary Bevington
VICE PRESIDENTS
Pat Depew, Kathy Englebrecht
SECRETARIES
Marilyn Boland, Robi1n Vail
TREASURER
Kaye Herman
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Susie Holt
Bunny Mattek
Claudia Peck
Melinda Thomas
Vicki ValUere
Kathy Howe
Sandy MCClain
Tina Pettengill
Jean Thompson
Jill Warren
Helen Hull
Joy Moody
Cherie Rhoads
Paula Trask
Sharon wexon
Linn Humber
Mary Olson
Shari Stancil
Tana Tuttle
Jeannie Westhead
Linda Johnson
Sandi Owens
Carolyn Stuhrman
Kathie Upshaw
Jean Worthington
Juelle Lamb
Shaula Paul
Susie Swanson
Robin Vail
Diane Zervas
"Look!
She bit her tongue."
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.ALl?:B:A. El?SILO~ PE:
CAROLYN MYERS
President
Roberta Baranov
Claire Hartstein
Bunny Cooper
Ronnie Hersh
Marsha navis
Sandra llofflng
Betsy DeSu~e
Ioent. Kane
Bunny Feurzeig
JoniKnoi
Barbara Ftnerman
wtnme Krone
Sh Ua (lih.on
1\.t1rU rA~lfuvJ
Judy O

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.A.LP~A
P:E1I
TERRY SMITH
President
Susan Acord
Barbara Ferver
Cindy Anderson
Suzanne Fisher
Betty Bartlett
Janet Gibson
Pat Bartlett
Melodie Glffln
Pat Berry
Jeannie Halvorson
Diana Bonsignore
Linda Harbaugh
Melanie Bouer
Susan Heide
'MarUyn Brunner
Marie Hoff
nusiin Dearinl!
MarUyn lloU
l'uty Dn g
Dlmi Howe
Sh ryl F ... lcr
C.rnl Hunt
PROMINENT MEMBERS
BARBARA FERVER
Pan hellenic rush chairman
JANET GIBSON
Sweethearts of the Diamond president
NIKKI NORD
Cheerleader
TERI SHONAKER
Panhellenic vice president
BEV SODOMKA
AWS treasurer
NANCY STRONG
Lambda Chi Alpha Cross and Crescent Girl
JAN WATSON
Cap and Gown; Angel Flight
EVENTS AND HONORS
Faculty
Tea
Alpha Phi-esta
Sigma Chi Derby Day: third place
Alpha Phi District Scholarship Trophy
Carol McDonald
Cindy Null
Sue Smith
CHAPTER
PRESIDENT
Terry Smith
OFFICERS
VICE PRESIDENTS
Linda Meddock, Diane McQueen
SECRETARIES
Janet Gibson, Linda Harbaugh
TREASURER
Nancy Wall
208
Dottie J ondall
Pene McDonald
Gaye O'Neel
Bev Sodomka
Linda Thomas
Paula Kimmer ling
Ma.rcia Mcferren
Taffy Polster
Eileen Somerville
Karen Thompson
Nancy Larkey
Marion Minor
Kathy Rumsey
Kathy Sunheim
Cynnie Troup
Susan
Bobbi
Susan
Bohbi
Nancy
Larkey
Munson
Sanders
Speer
Wall
Jeannie Lomac
Sue Nachant
Sherry Sharpe
Carol Stahmann
Jan Watson
Carol Maggio
Linda Nolan
Sheila Shay
Nancy Strong
Barbara Weeks
Joan McCarl
Nikki Nord
Teri Shonaker
Bitsy Thayer
Vickie Wiegand
"That
Soupy Sales is all-time!"
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LINDA WILLIAMS
President
The modern Alpha Xi Delta house provides living- accommodations for 30 girls.
"Hey, Tillie, your date is here!"
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ZET.A
MARGE HIGGS
President
1
Merilyn Beyrer
Jeanette Dutton
Shirley Clements
Sue Fisher
Marilyn Couch
Carolyn :Flood
Eileen Davy
Mary Fraine
MerrUie DeArmond
Gall Gerry
Lynda Deegan
Sally Gideon
Carol Down
Dee Lieberman
Msrlanne Longe Robin Lovelady
I..1ndaMoCalia
PROMINENT MEMBERS
MERILYN BEYRER
Kappa Pi
SHIRLEY CLEMENTS
Panhellenic treasurer
EILEEN DAVY
Las Meninas; Alpha Lambda Delta
y
lECTRIC
GERRY PATTERSON
Sigma Nu Serpentenes president
DIANE ROSTEN
Del Sudoeste administration editor
MARILYN RUE
Sigma Alpha Iota
MARY SERWE
AWS Judiciary Board secretary
EVENTS AND HONORS
Fashion Show
Pledge Car Wash
Mother's
Day Breakfast
Come-As-You-Are Breakfast
"Dream Whirl" Spring Formal
CHAPTER
PRESIDENT
Marge Higgs
OFFICERS
VICE PRESIDENTS
Georgia Miller, Sylvia Palmer
SECRETARY
Gerry Patterson
TREASURER
Anne Stone
214
Marsha MeliuB
SylVia Palmer
Lynn Randall
Mary Serwe
Linda Taylor
Georgia MlIIer
Gerry Patterson
Pat Rolan
Donna Spencer
Carol Tomlinson
Georgia Moffett
Sharon Piper
Diane Rosten
Anne Stone
Nancy Wileon
"Just a harmless prank, sir-we're
wiping it off."
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P:B:I
BET.A.
MARILOU LANGE
President
Dona Adams
Gig! Gaston
Gente Almond
Barbara Gilbertson
JUdy Antell
Batty Gingery
Betty Arbon
Lealie Gottschall
Judy Bacon
Carol Grant
Donna
Paula
Benedict
Gray
Diane Brophy
Vickie Gray
Karen- Casares
SUe Gregory
Gayle Christiansen
Sue Hanzlik
l(a thee Corso
Sue Holzer
Bav Elliott
Linda lion y
D 1>1>1FUJlt
Ot a.nna HUH"
PROMINENT MEMBERS
BETTY ARBON
Olmeca Hall wing president
GA YLE CHRISTIANSEN
Del Sudoeste editor-in-chief
VICKIE GRAY
Pan hellenic secretary ; Spurs
JANET JENSEN
Aztec flagtwirler; Angel Flight
Sue Lange Barbara Lazos Pam Marckwardt Linda McMenamy
Jan Miller
Marl Mardi
SUE LANGE
Del Sudoeste senior editor
SANDIE SHIPE
Daily Aztec news editor; Who's Who
SHARON TAYLOR
Freshman class secretary
EVENTS AND HONORS
Polka Party
Christmas Dinner-Dance
"Little 500" Bike Race:
first place
Spring Sing: women's division, first place
Homecoming House Decorations:
award
sweepstakes
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Mari/ou Lange
VICE PRESIDENTS
Carol Roberts, Sandie Shipe
SECRETARIES
Genie Almond, Ellen Wendt
TREASURER
Betty Gingery
216
Kathy Houser
Ann Nolan
Annette Richards
Susan Shields
Susan Warner
Janet Jensen
Judi Norberg
Carol Roberts
Sandie Shipe
Donna Kay Webster
Margaret Johnson
Barbara Olson
Laura Robles
Judy Sinclair
Ellen Wendt
Judi Jones
Cathie Pauchnick
Ellen Salmon
Sharon Taylor
Linda Williams
Kay Kindley
Donna Pitts
Kathy Schaffner
Terry Thomas
Dianne Wilson
Johanne Kuntz
Betty Ragenovich
Sidney Selby
Thelma Walker
Pam Woodberry
"Forget the housemother-let
, ., I"
s smg It anyway.
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GINGER IRVINE
President
Nicole Armanino
Judy Crooks
NatalieAult
Betsy Cnnningham
Janet Bateman
Judy Dill
Janet Bettag
Margaret Doig
LInda Bishop
Diane Driver
Betty Bradley
Cayle Edler .
Barbsra Brush
l.inda Elliott
Patricia Burgad
Kathy Esiey
Elizabeth Burgert
Norma Gale
Nancy Burkheimer
ces Godbout
Margarei Cub
Linda Griffith.
Joan Chabot
Sally Baltenbeck
Judy Coop.
Sh rTI lIan1lO{ord
PROMINENT
MEMBERS
BETTY
Spurs
BRADLEY
president
KATHY ESTEY
Cap and Gown; Who's Who
CES GODBOUT
Dreamgirl of Theta Chi
Sydney LaFonta Linda Lake Barbara Lamb Carol Lane Rozanne Mack MAry ~1aroio.
GINGER IRVINE
Spec.ial Events Board chairman; Who's Who
ROZANNE MACK
Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
DONNA
Sophomore
PETERSEN
class secretary
NANCY WINTERS
AWS secretary; Las Meninas
EVENTS
AND HONORS
Founders'
Day
Halloween
Party
Christmas
Formal
Pan hellenic Scholarship Award: first place
Homecoming House Decorations: third place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Ginger Irvine
VICE PRESIDENTS
Natalie Auu, Kathy Estey
SECRET ARIES
Diane Drioer, Ces Godbout
TREASURER
Janet Bateman
218
Dot Hartman Dorothy Hatalson Maureen Hill Nancy Hines Judy Hull Judy E. Johnson Kay Kalanquin
Margy McPherren Linda Mohr Carole Mmminger Barbara Monteath Lurlie Moore Gayle Mullen Donna Musil
Louise Neil Joyce Nelson Joanne Person Donna Petersen Carol Plumb Robyn Pollock Barbara Ramet
Carolyn Reusch Dianne Rock Lynn Sawade Salli Sma.Il Sue Springstead Suzanne Stone Patty Wilkerson
Mary WllIe Melinda Wills Sally Wilson Paula Winder Nancy Winters Jan Woods Beth Zantiny
"And then Little Red Riding Hood said ... "
219

:K:.A.l?l?A
DELT.A
J
MARY JO MORLEY
President
Janice Anderson
Barbara Fisher
Judy Anderson
Debby Friend
Donna Barnard
Naney Godfrey
Wanda Barnard
Gail Or er
Peggy Bartz
Judy Hendricks
Sue Brady
Barbara Kiloh
All CrvfiY
Sylvia Lowl.,
PROMINENT MEMBERS
JUDY ANDERSON
Las Mellilla.,; An ge] Flight
PEGGY BARTZ
Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross president
PAT
Aztec
BELAND
majorette
JACKIE DU VIGNEAUD
Sigma Phi Epsilon "Miss Fireside"
DIANE HALLETT
Sigma Chi Derby Day best athlete
NANCI LELAND
Little Sisters of the Maltese Cross
CAROL MINTON
Junior Panhellenic treasurer
EVENTS AND HONORS
Founders' Day Banquet
Christmas Seal Drive
Sigma Chi Derby Day: first place
Spring Sing: women's novelty, second place
Homecoming House Decorations: best use of
materials
Elaine May
Mary Lou Phiel
Jackie Sooter
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Mary [o Morley
VICE PRESIDENT
Diane Morris
SECRETARY
Andi Vaccaro
TREASURER
Sylvia Lawler
220
N anot Leland
Carol Minton
Lois Roberts
Karen Stahn
Andi Vaccaro
Judy Luxenburg
Diana Morris
Judy Rohlf
Denise Strickland
BevWilliams
Sharyn MaIm
Carrie Nessler
Susan RoBS
Sue Sykora
Diane Wright
Charlene Martyn
Bonnie Olson
Carolyn Schrock
Nancy Teter
Carol Zeni
"And now, girls, may we present our mystery guest.
221

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PE:I
JAN COLLINS
President
Betty Adame
Linda Clea!or
Bonnie Alder
Anne Cobb
Sharon Ansted!
TIna Colllna
Gerl Berg
Diane CrqweU
Ma:rnle Bl;>ck
Pam DelahUll!
J""" Blindbury
Mandell Evans
Margie Boyd
stephanie Evans
Ann Bnebinuln
Sandra Ferguson
Ann CarroU
Barbara Green
Carol Canel!
Gayle Grigg.
RobIn Cbrlety
Sh rry Oro..
PROMINENT MEMBERS
BONNIE ALDER
Junior class secretary
ROBIN CHRISTY
Sophomore class vice president
JAN COLLINS
Angel Flight
Tau
GAYLE GRIGGS
Homecoming Queen;
Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart
BETH HINDLEY
Alpha Lambda Delta; Angel Flight
PAM SELLMAN
Angel Flight
NEDRA SNYDER
AS secretary; Homecoming attendant;
Who's Who
Carol Kujawa
Joanne Miller
Annette
Waskah
Lindsay
Miller
EVENTS AND HONORS
1\
Mom's Tea
Christmas Formal
Homecoming Mum Sale
Parents' Christmas Party
Dads' Night Football Game
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jan Collins
VICE PRESIDENT
Jo Hansen Lower
SECRETARY
Betty Adams
TREASURER
Ann Carroll
"Whaddya mean we can't be in Frosh Fete?"
222
Mary Ann Hawley
Joan Marsh
Kappy Paul
Susie ROBS
Vicky Thompson
Beth Hindley
Janice Mayer
Claudia Pierson
Janel! Short
Taffy Voyen
Cheryl Johnson
Sheila McKenzie
Leslie Poehlman
Nedra Snyder
Joan Wldel
Patti Jones
Cheryl Millen
Judy Roman
EIlen Steddom
Sandie Yarborough
Kathy Kemper
Bonnie Miller
Debbie Ross
Sue Hen Stickney
Nancy Zetts
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S-IG::M:A
:K:A.PPA.
GAIL HICKCOX
President
Ltsbet Austin
Patricia Colonell
Marllou Ballagb
Marilyn Dupree
Mary Barbour
Janice Ekrem
Mary Barrett
Pat Eurich
Shannon Besoyan
Mary Fronks
Karen Boyce
Short Good
Breoda Broadway
Darlene Gray
Moreoe Brown
Gay Halloran
Nancy Browne
Janilee Hamner
Altee Rudzinski
Janet Haught
Julte Chllwn
JanleellUlI.
nsv ... Churchill
Sh. ron Hoham
PROMINENT MEMBERS
CAROL DA WSU.'\i
Del Sudoeste art editor
SHERI GUOn
Songleader
GAIL HICKCOX
Cap and Gown; Who's Who
BARBA LEAMON
Songteader
KATHY MOREY
Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts
LINDA ODEN
AWS vice president; Who's Who
PAMELA WILSON
Dreamgirl of Delta Sigma Phi
EVENTS AND HONORS
Christmas
Formal
Scholarship
Dinner
Founders'
Day Banquet
Balboa Beach Retreat
Spring Sing: mixed division, third place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Gail Hickcox
VICE PRESIDENTS
Betti Sams, Barbara Thomas
SECRETARY
Mary Barrett
TREASURER
Marilyn Dupree
224
Pat Holewinski
Linda Menzie
Elizabeth Ogden
Gayle Sanborn
Diane Taube
Sharon Judy
Toni Merchant
Nancy Otey
Barbara Shattuck
Barbara Thomas
Edell Kelley
Anne Merman
Sandra Pearson
Kathryn Sha ttuck
Barbara Turchan
M. Kay Laswell
Darlene Merritt
Judith Peirce
Donna Shumpert
Ruth Wallace
Barba Leamon
Judy Mhoon
earil Porter
Stephanie Smith
Kathleen Welty
Norma Leppert
Kathy Morey
Cynthia Runyan
Georgia Sorben
Pamela Wilson
Susan Mathis
Linda Oden
Betti Same
Nancy Stamm
Ann Wolfarth
"Will the real Jack-Be-Nimble
please stand up?"
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JUNIIDR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL
GREEK RETREAT
JEAN WORTHINGTON
President
KATHY ANDERSON
Vice President
ROBYN POLLOCK
Vice President
Organized and directed
by the pledge classes of
on-campus sororities
Junior Panhellenic s~rives
to promote sorority
ideals among the pledges.
The group's varied
activities included a hospital
project, speakers
and a Big and Little'
Sisters' Tea. These events
help the members to
become better acquainted
~i~h college life, group
hvmg, and the standards
expected of a sorority
woman.
Greeks representing 26 groups
headed for a mountain retreat
on a rainy Friday afternoon in
November. Scheduled for the
weekend were guest speakers,
discussion groups, films, and a
lot of fun. It didn't take long for
the Greek representatives to
realize that fraternal problems
affect every organization. As a
result, the controversial questions
were discussed not by individuals,
but by those interested in a
stronger and more uni ted
fraternal system.
Guest speakers and their topics
included Dean Margery Warmer,
"Greeks at San Diego State";
Dr. Will Kidwell, "Greek
Ideals versus Greek Practices";
Judge Richard Ault, "Greeks
versus Member Groups"; and
Dean Herbert Peiffer, Tom
Fetterly and John Doggett, "Discrimination."
After each
speaker's presentation the assembly
broke into small groups to
look at each topic objectively and
realistically. Through the efforts
and planning of co-chairmen
Doug Allyn and Teri Shonaker,
Greek Retreat proved to be a
rewarding experience for all
who attended.
Doane Pond makes a beautiful setting for one group.
PRISCILLA TOWNS EN
Secretary CAROL MINTON
Treasurer
INTER -FRATERNITY
PLEDGE COUNCIL
..
An informal group discusses ideas between seminars.
Greeks head toward the lodge for a morning seminar.
226 DA VE SICKELS
President JIM MILLS
Vice President
HARVEY LENETT
Secretary-Treasurer
227

.ALl?:E:A
T.Al:.7
MIKE MUNZ
President
Rob Balch
John Coombes
Al BenUey
Dennis Daniel
Chuck Best
John Dtshton
Larry BUss
Tom Durbin
Tom Bruyneei
Steve Eddy
Don Camphuis
Jeff Fleener
Bill Oantrelt
Russ Gustin
Tom CireUo
Joe Hall
Btu Coleman
John Ha.lLer
Ernte Conrad
Pat. Hanah:fw
.Milu% Cook
John !loy.
PROMINENT MEMBERS
MIKE COOK
Homecoming publicity chairman
JOHN COOMBES
Track
DENNIS DANIEL
AMS secretary
JOE HALL
Varsity wrestling
Ray Lieberenz Bruce Matlock Jim McCampbell Steve McCormick
LANCE MILLER
IFC secretary; Oceotl
MIKE MUNZ
AMS Council; Oceotl
JIM STACY
Varsity wrestling
EVENTS AND HONORS
Spring Formal
Shipwreck Dance
IFC Sports Red League: first place
Homecoming House Decorations: first place
Mike Lennon
Gene Pastula
Jerry Sasse
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Mike Munz
VICE PRESIDENT
Frank Sell
SECRETARY
Doug Townsend
TREASURER
Lance Miller
228
Paul Hebert
Glenn McDowell
Ralph Pawley
Dan Schlotter
Doug Townsend
Jerry Hedges
Bob Miller
Jim Reese
Jack Scholl
Dick Vandervort
Bernie Higgins
Lance MUler
Bob Ridout
Frank Sell
Steve Warshauer
Doug Hone
Tom Moore
Mike Robe rteon
Jamie Shande.ra
Darell West
Joe Kosmack
Doug Ogilvie
Phil Robbins
Gerry Shoaf
Daryl Williams
Vic Landa
Dale Paisley
Randy Robinson
Jim Stacy
Chuck Wunderlick
"Yo ho ho and a bottle of pop!"
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DELT.A. SIG::M:.A. P:B:
PRESIDENT
Cliff Weed an
Jeff Bada
JauEmery
Rich Badami
Danny Eversole
Roland Bible
Paul Hamer-sly Bob Boal
;Marty Harrison
Pete Bollman
Doug Houser
Ralph carrter
Mike Jones
Jack Close
Ron Korporaal
Alex Doig
Bob Kraus.
John t;ltsson
Bill Landreth
PROMINENT
ALEX DOIG
Oceotl
JIM IVIE
Rugby
DOUG HOUSER
Varsity crew
RON KORPORAAL
Oceotl
DANNY VAN HORN
Drama
CLIFF
WEEDMAN
Oceotl
MEMBERS
EVENTS
AND HONORS
Sailors' Ball
Carnation
Ball
Pledge Chariot Races:
first place, pageantry
Homecoming House Decorations: best portrayal
of theme
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Cliff Weedman
VICE PRESIDENT
Bob Martin
SECRETARY
Vance Mills
TREASURER
Bill Truex
230
Allen Lee
Steve McDaniel
Richard Rockwood
Phil Tate
Jim Walters
Ryndle Lee
Bob Nelson
Bob Sargeant
G1enn Thacher
Cliff Wheeler
"Which
ones are spades?"
Bob Martin
Ken Leonard
Rick Perry
Gary Noel
Forrest Stewart
Bob Stahl
Bill Truex
Dennis Thorogood
John Yeager
John Zemcik
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SIG:M:.A
BUCK WEAVER
President
John Adamske
Brian Dan!
Wayne Hay
Doug Aebtscher
Bob DeVore
Rick Heckler
Doug AUJIL
Ray Dittamore
Rick Hedrtck
Gene Anderson
Jack Erb
Riohard Hess
Wilen Anderson
Ed Fer-reraa
Bob Hoss
Beb Brltnhall
Doll FrinelJ
Wyoll Housel
Frank Brown
Ken Fus$ell
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L.A::M::BD.A. C:E:I .A.LPE:A.
JIM GLOVER
President
Jtcge c Auo rd
Jim Carruthers
Steve Bailey
John Cary
Dennis Baker
Bill Clasen
Vic Baker
Les Crawford
Jack Berry
Terry Crocker
Charles Brunelle
Bob Enochs
Bob Bubel
Brian Ertckson
cna r Ies Buck
Greg Ervtce
Fred Cairns
JOIl Ewing
PROMINENT MEMBERS
DICK BLACKWELL
Oceotl
RON BRONK
Oeeotl; Varsity tennis
CHARLES BUCK
Radio and TV Guild
JIM CARRUTHERS
IFC president; Oeeotl
JON EWING
Varsity swimming
JIM
GLOVER
Oeeotl
Jim Hodges
Bub Horn Alan Jacobson Ken Kessler
BILL KRONBERGER
Oeeotl
Fred Hernandez
Steve Maloy
EVENTS AND HONORS
Housemother Kidnap
"Little 500" Bike Race
Pledge Chariot Races: first place
Cross and Crescent Spring Formal
Bill Hansen
Ken Lyon
Jim Osborne
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jim Glover
VICE PRESIDENT
Charles Buck
SECRETARY
Ron Reaume
TREASURER
Bob Bubel
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Lew Fay
Jan Kleven
Hagel' Mathison
Jim Parsley
Jlon Reaume
Joe Filson
Bill Kronberger
Ed McCambridge
Dave Paul
John Ripka
Cliff Finney
Brian Lapwor th
Don McDougal
Ken Peterson
Dick Robinson
Ron Frindt
Adrian Lenaln
Babin Mroz
Tom Power
J1m Sterrett
Gary Gollehon
Jim Lewis
Gary Neal
John Quan
Frank Swiderski
Ed Gruber
John Lukehart
Brad Nelson
Bob Rankin
Don Thomas
"Are you SURE Charlton Heston started out this way?"

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.A.L P:H:.A.
MIKE LEMBECK
President
John Arche.r
Mike Buchanan
Jim Atkins
Larry Burnett
Terry llaUow
Mark CorneU
Gary Bennett
Jim Dale
Jeff Benter
Dennis Dieb
Joe Boschetto
sandy Eves
Jerry Bouchard
Keith Garland
Roger Boman
Steve Gibson
Allen Boyce
George Gourdln
Ed Broderick
Bob Ilarvey
PROMINENT MEMBERS
MIKE LEMBECK
Upper division representative; Who's Who
RON LONG
IFC treasurer
DENNY MOORE
Commissioner of Finance
MIKE SPURGEON
AS president; Who's Who
JIM STREET
Upper division representative; Who's Who
LARRY TAYLOR
Lower division representative
LEROY VADNEY
Oceot/; Who's Who
EVENTS AND HONORS
Turkey Trot
Dreamgirl Formal
IFC Scholarship: first place, active
Homecoming House Decorations: sweepstakes
award
r
'I
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Mike Lembeck
VICE PRESIDENT
Jim Street
SECRETARY
Ron Myhro
TREASURER
Bob Harvey
236
Jim Hicks
Jim Lyman
Ron Myhro
Pete .Rohfleisch
Larry Taylor
Dale Hl lmen
Dan Martin
Matt Nelson
George Romero
Mike Terrien
Jeff Holt
John Matthews
Tom Newbro
Jim Saxton
Terry 'I'eudt
Steve Hughes
Bob McCorquodale
Lanny Pasa.a
Gordy Schmekel
Mike Thorsnes
Pete Johnson
Tom MoFadden
Jim Pasto
Jim Stauber
Gary Todd
Lance Lembeck
Phil Meeker
George Radtci
Jim Simmons
Tom Ursich
Tom Lester
Doug Meyers
Dave Rico
Mike Spurgeon
Bob Wagar
Jack Lewin
Denny Moore
Ron Roach
Jim Street
Bill Wingo
"Old Sal was a schoolteacher way out West.

SIG:M:.A
A.LP:H:A.
RON ROBERTS
President
BUddy Alexander
Bob Cleatrrr
Wally Freeman
Dan Ander$on
Don Clothier
Skip Fritz
TitnArn.ett
Ken Co~
MIke Hager
Frank Arlington
Dennis Creason
Lee Harris
Ed Baslro
Lane Criswell
Sam Hartloff
Joe Berg
JifilCurran
Ron Helsel
Gary Bishop
Steve Dale
Va,nce)lopk'ins
Boh Black
Ed Daniels
John Huff
George Braun
Mike Davis
Ken Hulbert
Ken Brooks
Gary Duncan
Jerry January
Pete Culrm-r-
G:l ry nunsmcr.
.Hm Keeton
Chartu (-:aU,ll
St \'4 ~."llr~dou
J hn l\~ n.."1 t\ n
Mil>.. Chrt ueo
"i'lm Fad.
Ito,,", r King
IlIIl u.y
Ijqb fl \cl;, r
HQb K()~rln.
PROMINENT MEMBERS
DENNY MacDONALD
AMS treasurer
FRED MILEY
Senior class vice president
JERRY MONELL
AMS president; Who's Who
IH k M'llJliU
BUD NELSON
Varsity track
DENNY O'NEEL
Lower division representative
ELON PLACE
Senior class representative; Who's Who
JOHN RAMSEY
fFC rush chairman
Al Masterson
Ken Olson
Chuck McKeown
Joel Parks
EVENTS AND HONORS
Christmas
Formal
IFC SCholarship Award
Purple and Gold Spring Formal
IFC Football Black League: first place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Ron Roberts
VICE PRESIDENT
Chuck McKeown
SECRETARY
Mike Tucker
TREASURER
Bob Black
Chuck Lindsay
Jay Meilusi
Dick Pierce
Doug Severance
Jack Whaley
Lutie Lyman
Jerry Monell
Elan Place
Rick Smith
John Wishon
Denny MacDonald
John Mocgner
Marty Raborn
Ron Taylor
Jack Woy
Chris Manning
Roger Mumby
Fred Rader
Rich 'I'roncone
Mike Way
Tom Marckwardt
Graig Nettles
John Ramsey
Mike Tucker
Saul Wright
Gary Martin
Mike Nordmarken
Paul Rosenberger
Lon WaWer
Richard Zane
Andy Mason
John O'Bryant
Tim Shoemaker
Harvey Walseth
Dave Zeszut
"Don't turn the page! I want to read Peanuts."
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- ---~~-- --~
SIG:M:A.
C:B:I
PETE NEWMAN
President
George Abdelnour- Tom Ault Frank Baker Jim Beavers Vic Belprez Mike Blad"w Thl,jphBrandemarte Gary Branstetter Dick Bray Bob Bream Wayne Britt 0011 Barnette Duane 3IJilh Hoger C4trk
Tony Clark BIH Claude, Ben Clay Chuck Coburn Mike Collins Bob CoW"" Chri s Crawford Pat Curren Mike Custer Mike Daltch John Davies Menell Davia Dave DeVore Rteh Dlabel!
Dick Donaldson Olea Englund Bob Estavtuo Trny Fancher John Farris Don Fn:rBter R(>n Fall: Vance Gage Joe Gibbs Larry Godfrey Jeff Goff Steve Halman am Harp Gary Hart
PROMINENT MEMBERS
TOM AULT
Freshman class vice president
BEN CLAY
Freshman class representative
MERRELL DAVIS
Senior class president; Oc eotl president
STEVE EVANS
Blue Key president; Who's Who
DOUG MANCHESTER
Junior class president
BOB ODLE
Junior class vice president
Tom Lang
Mike McGhee
Diel, Langston
Norm McMillan
Kent Lawson
Larry Meek
Roy Lessard
Ed Mendez
Tom Lessard
Marlo M ndea
BOB WHITE
Upper division representative; Who's Who
JIM
Sophomore
WHITE
class president
EVENTS AND HONORS
Sweetheart
Ball
Sigma Chi Derby Day
IFC Sports: first place banner
Greek Week College Bowl: first place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Pete Newman
VICE PRESIDENT
Frank Baker
Ray Keyes
Dick Mather
Scott Reynolds
Pete Knudson
John MeA rthur
Roger Roppe
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SECRETARY
Bob Sitcoscy
TREASURER
George Abdelnour
George Hauer
Paul Locklin
Jack Milks
Dave Seldon
.vtn Swint
Dale Hawley
Pete Logan
Mike Morton
Mike Sermersheim
Jim Tyrrell
Dan Helzer
Rick Lowrey
Dick Neel
Dave Sheets
Dave Van Matre
steve Herron
Rich Macy
Ed Nefflen
Mike Shreves
Cap Wall ington
Don Hilts
Anthony Maio, Jr.
Bob Odie
Bob Sitcoscy
Bob Whlte
George ntff
Doug Manchester
Dave Peterson
Mike Stafford
Jim White
Steve Jansen
Bill Marseilles
Dave Reed
Bob Swanson
Mike Wimbush
Brother Barry and friends.
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SIG:M:.A
l?:a::I
El?SILO~
VINCE BION a
President
Bob Agnew Barry Ault Dick Bachman Howard Baumann Larry Belden
Bill Corlett carmine Corrente Lee Coulter Branch Cox Ron Dake
Bob Gaines George Gallagher Bob Gardner Chuck Graf Jeremy Gray
Tom Burke Walt Bur-rowe Joe Byrom Jon Byl'UID Mike Carter Sid Cavey Dave Clark
Eben Dale Chuck Davis Chuck Devereux Tom Devereux Jim Ellsworth John Emrloh Win FIlehs
Randy Hedstrom Gene Herron Wes Hills Jerry Hutter Tom. 180m Tom Jimenez Oennl. KI mbll
PROMINENT MEMBERS
VINCE BIONDO
Upper division representative; Who's Who
JOHN EMRICH
Varsity tennis; Blue Key
BOB GARDNER
Varsity water polo
JOHN LACY
AMS vice president
JIM MILLS
IFPC vice president
JOE SULLIVAN
Daily Aztec advertising manager; Oceotl
DENNIS TIL TON
Varsity water polo
EVENTS AND HONO~S
Pledge Slave Sale
Queen of Hearts Ball··
Charity Football
Game
IFC Scholarship: second place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Vince Biondo
VICE PRESIDENT
John Lacy
SECRETARY
Dick Bachman
TREASURER
Chuck Devereux
John Lacy
Jim Nedlik
Rick Phelps
Dick Sims
Tom Swiet-s
Jim Lane
Tom Nowell
Jim Planchon
Dave Smith
Dennis Tilton
Duke Lembeck
Doug Newcomb
Gary Rankin
Richard Sorem
Ben Trovaten
John Loss
Tom Odegard
Dick Rice
Ray Stansbury
Bob Trovaten
Lee Louis
Brian Odell
Randy Riggs
Jim Stuart
Wayne Trutna
Tim MacNeil
Denni s 0' Shea
Rick Roston
Joe Sullivan
Reg Vitek
Jim Martin!'
Hunter paden
Jay Shinn
Joe Super
Roger Warren
"Listen, fellas, I'm NOT a wishbone!"
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SIG:M:A.
PI
JEFF STARK
President
Prank All itrg-
Jim Parne
Jim Ashcraft
Jon Fink
Bob Baldwin
John Fox
J olm Blanchard
Bob Hamilton
Mlke Day
Jim Hare
Lowell Dietz
Lacry Hlege r
Larry
Claire
Edens
Higgln.
The Sigma Pi fraternity house is located at 5822 Lindo
Paseo.
PROMINENT MEMBERS
JIM ASHCRAFT
Lower division representative; Oceotl
CLAIRE HIGGINS
Tarastec Hall president
DAVE JOHNSON
Interdormitory Council president; Oceotl
RICH JOHNSTON
Senior class treasurer; Oceotl
JIM McCLUNG
Varsity crew
DICK SHULTZ
Varsity crew; varsity water polo
JIM
Varsity
WHITE
water polo
EVENTS AND HONORS
Orchid Ball
Red League Bowling: first place
Red League Baseball: first place
Reactivated national charter granted in 1949
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jeff Stark
VICE PRESIDENT
Lee Witham
SECRETARY
Larry Edens
TREASURER
Marty Wanders
"Where's the white tornado?"
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Jerry Hofmaister
John Lyon
Wally Prelle
Rich Stewart
Marty Wanders
Dave Johnson
Stu Markham
Randy Raycroft
Dennis Szidak
Bob Watkins
Richard Johnston
Dave Martin
Steve Reinert
Dave Thompson
Jim White
Lee Lanfrted
Jim McClung
Dick Schultz
Mike Towles
Stu Wilson
Steve Lewis
Ron Peterson
Jeff Skinner
Rod Verrips
Lee Witham
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T.AU-
::K:.APPA.
EPSIL~
LARRY WICKSTROM
President
Art Arattn
Den Brooks
Mike Curry
George Ball
Dick Brown
Ron Danielsen
Buddy Batiz
Tom Bruderhn
Dennis Devore
Duane Bellinger
Bfl'l Callahan
Fred Dickson
Jim Birkel
Ron Chillo
Roland Dowell
Nick Bohl
Dave Collins
Gabby Escalera
Don Bowers
Aido Comparini
'rtno Escalera
Greg Boyer
Joe Correia
Ray Finkle
Marvin Bl'ady
Don Couchman
Marty Freedman
Gory Brag.
Jack Cratger-
Tom Gaughen
l"klp Brnu n
nQn Cullin.
Jon Olu,8il,.1r
PROMINENT MEMBERS
JIM BIRKEL
AMS Council
LARRY MANSON
AMS Council
DENNIS NIX
Rugby
DAVE SLEET
Head cheerleader; Oc eotl
KEN SOVAY
Homecoming advisor
Dave Kettela
Bob Kim
DALE TROWER
Homecoming chairman
Steve Kenyon
Ty Reid
EVENTS AND HONORS
Carnation
Carousel
IFC Golf: first place
Spring Sing: mixed division, first place
Spring Sing: novelty division, first place
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Larry Wickstrom
VICE PRESIDENT
Dave Sleet
SECRETARY
Dave Erickson
TREASURER
Dennix Nix
John Grant
Dick Martin
Chris Roberts
Dave Sleet
Randy Veal
Dallas Gray
Jerry Maxwell
Mike Roberts
Tod Snodgrass
Ray Wade
Jim Healey
Larry Manson
Bill Scott
Sam Spadaro
Bob Weissberg
Ed Hoopes
Dennis Nix
Randy Se lton
Mike Supancich
Doug Willingham
Bob Hubon
Don Pepper
Ted Sheldon
Gordon Sutorius
Steve Wolcott
Roger Jones
Jim Pieri
Bill Simpson
Jack Swing
Dave Woodhill
" .. add two eggs, a teaspoon of vanilla . . "
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T:E:ETA.
C:H:I
JERRY INGLE
. President
- ~
Ernie Andrade
Jack Colbert
Jules
Gary
Barad
Davis
Wendell Bemis
Robert Ellis
The patio of the Theta Chi house provides a lovely setting
for parties.
PROMINENT MEMBERS
DICK BUCK
Junior class representative; Oceotl
PAT DENNIS
Blue Key
MIKE EVANS
Publicity Code Committee chairman
CHIPS FLEMING
Oc eotl
JERRY INGLE
Oceot!
GERE JOHANSING
T'arastec Hall wing president
DON WEAVER
Cheerleader
EVENTS AND HONORS
Drcamgirl
Formal
IFC Sports: second place
Christmas Party for Underprivileged Children
Homecoming House Decorations: best
use of ma tr-rials
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Jerry Ingle
VICE PRESIDENT
Dick Buck
SECRETARY
1'0711 Reynolds
TREASURER
Joe Gof eney
"Zing!
What a feeling with a Coke!"
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Chips Fleming
Bill Ginn
Dave Hartley
Fred Neavold
Ken Thompson
Cltnt Flynn
Joe Goffeney
Gere Johansing
Tom Reynolds
Don Thorn
Chuck Franck
Tony Grind!
Bruce Luyendyk
Joe Rogers
Bob Van Stell e
Ken Gardner
Bob Haeger
Mike Moser
BUl Stubbs
Art Yarmon
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ZETA. BETA. TA.l:J
DON LEVI
President
Bob Abelson
Ha rvey Chernack
Roland Barach
Bart Doctor
Ron Baranov
Mar-e Donner
Mel:Brav
Ron Frankel
Mike Bennett
Bob Friedman
Dan Bergman
Lou Oadleas
Alex Brucker
Ned Getline
Gary Byrnes
Dave Gould
PROMINENT MEMBERS
MEL BRAV
Rugby; Oceotl
ALEX BRUCKER
Oceotl; Chariot Races chairman
HARVEY CHERNACK
Del Sud oeste business manager
LOUIS
AMS
GADLESS
Council
STEVE ISAACSON
Oc eotl ; MUN; International Board
DON LEVI
Greek Week co-chairman;
Oc eotl
JERRY VARON
Blue Key; Who's Who
EVENTS AND HONORS
ZBTahiti
Initiation
Party
Dance
Sweetheart Dance
First place awards at ZBT National
National
Convention
ZBT Award for social service projects
CHAPTER OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Don Levi
VICE PRESIDENT
Mel Brav
SECRETARY
Bart Doctor
TREASURER
Louis Gadless
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Chuck Holmes
Harvey Lenett
Ron Mallick
Mike Rossman
Phil Sosna
Steve Isaacson
Ron Leesem
Ron Petcher
Sheldon Sadan
Ken Suvada
Dave Kidder
Jay Lieberman
Bill Pine
Bob Singer
Morris Winicki
John Kramer
Roger Lowttz
Dave Pine
Don Smith
llja Weinrieb
Erwin Krasnow
Sandy Martin
Mark Rosen
Mark Solomon
Sheldon Zemen
. k f I"
"They're carrying those elephant JO es too ar.
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CRESCENTS
Lambda Chi Alpha
Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Sharon Waxon, Nancy
Strong, Dimaris Howe, Jan Miller.
BACK ROW: Dena Anderson, Stephanie
Evans, Vickie Gray, Bobbi
Floore.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
SWEETHEARTS
Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Mary Ellen Hecker,
Sandy Pearson, Phyllis Elijah, Kathy
Morey, Diane Eaton.
BACK ROW: Sue Mathis, Vicky Johnson,
Barbara Anderson, Jackie Mc-
Aleer, Susie Adams.
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE
MALTESE CROSS
Alpha Tau Omega Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Barbara Fisher, Nanci
Leland, San dee Kochendorfer, Kip
Holmes, Brooke Harper.
BACK ROW: Kathy Barto, Jill Cohen,
Anne Muhlig, Pam Medine, Mary
Dickinson, Barbara Ayers.
SWEETHEARTS OF THE
DIAMOND
Pi Kappa Alpha Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Virginia Sanderson,
Diana Stagg, Elaine Myhro, Taffy. Polster,
Jan Woods, Nancy Bannister,
[uelle Lamb.
BACK ROW: Barbara Ramet, Melanie
Bouer, Sue Heide, Carole Walker,
Cheri Bennett, Leslie Poehlman, Sandra
Maxwell, Susan Acord, Janet
Gibson.
LITTLE SISTERS OF MINERVA
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Beth Zan tiny, Kathy
Jones, Judy Johnson, Jackie Cammack,
Mike Brinnen, Taffy Voyen.
BACK ROW: Janet Bettag, Liz Webster
Pam Marckwardt, Margie Boyd,
Suz~nne Van Woy, Sally Hallenbeck.
SWEETHEARTS OF THE NILE
Delta Sigma Phi Auxiliary
FRONT ROW: Jonni Nev!n, ~haron
McNamara Barbara Holewinski, Pam
Wilson, De~von Heilm~n. . .
ROW 2: Carol RossI, Adeline Williams,
Ellen Gear, Mairzy Barbour,
Lorri Petrie, Linda Henderson.
ROW 3: Sue Walters, Kathy Kelly,
Penny Pickup, Brenda Broadway,
Sharon Jones, Sandi Lyons.

SE~IO:RS

Cap and Gown
To be tapped for membership in Cap and Gown, an upper division woman must
have attained an over-all grade point average of at least 2.8 and be considered outstanding
in two different fields. The group's purposes are to promote and
maintain a high standard of scholarship, and to develop a finer type of college
woman. Cap and Gown's major projects are a leadership school for outstanding
freshmen and sophomore women, a banquet for its alumnae members, and
the promotion of various cultural activities such as the ballet. Dean Margery Warmer
is faculty advisor to the group.
t
Blue Key
STEVE EVAN
President
~-
Membership in Blue Key national honor fraternity
is based on the display of outstanding leadership
in all fields of campus activity. Men tapp d
for membership must have a grade point average
above the all men's average and be considered
outstanding in at least two fields. Each emester
Blue Key sponsors a $50 scholarship for outstanding-
underclassmen displaying leadership potential.
Members not pictured are Frank Hoole and
Doug Palenschat.
Peggy Bartz
Kathy Estey
Ginger Battenfield
Janet Ewalt
LaRue Brown
Corinne
Gardner
Janice Crowell
Gail Hickcox
MIKE LEMBECK
Vice President
r- ~__~--- ..........
Vince Biondo
Merrell Davis
.Jerry Harmon
,_---"'""'ffiFFat-Stalnaker~--- ....... -
Dick Buck
Pat Dennis
.Joe Kiefer
:lerry Varon'...----~
Randy Chaffin
.John Emrich
Tom Logans
Bob White
HYMAN
Corresponding
LEE
Secretary
Geneva
Marilyn
Hickman
Butcrtue
Nancy McCaslin
Barbara Thomas
Jan Watson
MIKE SLAVIT
Secretary-Treasurer
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WILLIAM H. ADAIR
Marketing; American Marketing
Association, vice president:
Tau Sigma.
DONNALEE ADAMS
Elementary Education; Alpha
Xi Delta. president; Anahuac.
CHARLES C. AIKEN
Latin-American Studies; Kappa
Alpha.
EARL E. ALEXANDER jR.
Business Management? Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, president;
Crew.
JERALD A. ALFORD
Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha;
Aztec Ski Club; Arrrertcan
Marketing Association.
LINDA M. ALLEN
Elementary Education.
MARTIJA ANN ALLEN
Elementary Education;
Anabuac~
DEAN PAUL BALDRIDGE
Radio-Television; Alpha Epsilon
Rho, president; KEBS Announcer.
SANDRA LEE ALLEN
Sociology; Social Welfare;
Sailing Club; Wesley Fellowship.
SANDRA MAY ALLEN
Elementary Education.
JOHN MICHAEL ALLOWAY
Social Science; Aztec Ski Club.
DOUGLAS ALLYN
Banking and Finance; Kappa
Sigma; IFe, vice presid-ent; Reconstruction
Board; Junfor
Class vice prestdemr Greek Retreat
and Week Claalrmens.
ROGER CARL ALSBORG
Accounting; Anahuac.
DAVlDAMOS .
Music Education; Phi Mu Al~
pha SinIonia; Kappa De1taPi;
Alpha Mu Gamma; Hillel,
president; Interfaith CoUn

MARGARET ANN BARTZ
Anthropology; Kappa Delta,
secretary, house manager; Ski
Club; Cap and Gown; Las Menines,
vice president; Dean's
List.
JANICE M. BASLER
Elementary Education;
Anahuac.
HOWARD WAYNE
BAUMANN
Chemistry; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Aesculapians: Rowing.
ANDREW PAUL BAZAR
Sociolngy.
CYNTHIA A. BEAN
Elementary Education; SCTA.
GREGORY D. BEAN
Elementary Education; Tau
Kappa Epsilon; SCTA.
OONNABEARD
Social Welfare; Social Work
and Corrections Club.
GABRlEL EARL
BRADFORD
. Accounting; Accounting Sectely;
Pre-Legal Society.
DENNIS BRADLEY
Banking and Finance; Phi
Beta Sigma; Beta Gamma
Sigma; Dean's List.
MICHAEL ALLEN
BENNETT
Political Science; Zeta Beta
Tau, historian; we; Young
Democrats.
NANCY
BENNETT
RUTH BELL BENSON
Education.
GREGORY BERG
Physical Education; Phi Sigma
Kappa; CAHPER; Golf.
ROBERT BERG
Business Management;
Kappa Alpha.
Pi
BARRY MILTON BERNDES
journalism; Ski Club; Daily
Atlec, reporter; Sociedad De
La Amistad; Sigma Delta Chi.
GLADYS F.BERNER
Education; Anahuac; Kappa
Delta Pi; Verse Choir.
GINGER BRADSHAW
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta Pi, treasurer, president;
Delta Phi Upsilon, secretary.
ARLYCE BRASHER
Elementary Education.
MARVIN W. BEYER jR.
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
PETER A. BILICKI
Social Science; Anahuac;
CAHPER.
VINCENT F. BIONDO jR.
Pre-Law; Sigma Phi Epsilon,
president, treasurer; Blue Key;
Oceotl; Upper Division Representative;
AS Commissioner of
Finance; Who's Who; Dean's
List.
WILLIAM JOHN BIRD
Accounting; Arnold Air Society;
AFROTC Drill Team; Sabre
Society.
GEORGE FRANK BRAUN
General Science; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Varsity Crew.
CAROL A. BRAWN
Physical Education; SPEC;
CARPER; Woman's Athletic
Association. president.
CAROL LYNN BLECHA
Elementary Education.
JANET BLISS
Psychology.
KENNETH BLISS
Geology; Tecton Delvers.
ELTZABETH ANN BODGE
Elementary Education; SeTA.
DONNA BREEDWVE
Elementary Education; SCT A.
WILLIAM WALTER BREES
Phychology.
ALICE FAYE BOE
Chemistry; American Chemical
Society,
JAN K. BOHREN
Personnel Management.
DENISE CLEORA BOLLES
Education.
JAMES H. BOOKBINDER
Mathematics; Sigma Pi Sigma;
Hillel.
,-
HENRY R. BORCHERS
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
KENNETH C. BOUCHARD
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club, secretary; Epsilon Pi
Tau.
MELANIE W. BOUER
Accounting; Alpha Phi; Anahuac;
Sweethearts of the Diamonds.
DONALD GENE BOWERS
Insurance; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
president, secretary, house
manager; Oceotl; IFC Judiciary
Council.
JAMES MARVIN BOX
Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi;
~~i~~~PD:il~iA~:~~ ~h~~~
managing editor. news editor.
CYNTHIA BOYD
Sociology; Student Nurses' Association;
Anahuac; College- Y;
XOLOTL; Social Work and
Corrections Club.
VIRGINIA LEE BOYLE
Nursing.
PHILIP H. BOYNTON
Social Science; Anahuac; Pi
Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha
Theta.

WAYNE EDWARD BREISE
Business Management; Pi
Kappa Alpha.
CHARLES R. BRINDELL
Political Science.
WAYNE WILLIS BRfIT
Social Science; Sigma Chi.
CHARLIE MACK
BROADAWAY
:~~{Efect~~r:riJ]fjec~~= Large;
ic Engineers;
Basketball.
INEZ MYRA BROWN
Elementary Education; SCTA,
president; ASS Student at
"Student Prince~
director.
LA RUE BROWN
Psychology: Spurs; Alpha
Lambda Delta; Psi Chi; Cap
and Gown.
SUSAN ELIZABETH
BROWN
Elementary Education.
ARTHlIR j. CESARIO JR.
General; Amold AIr Society;
AFROTC; Lambda.Delta
Sigma,
LINDA ANN CHAPMAN
Social Science.
TERRYV. BROWN
Social Science; Phi Alpha
Theta; Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa
Del Pi.
TERRY FAYE BRUMAGIM
Home Economics; AWS [udietary
Board; Home Economics
Club; Sailing Club.
BARBARAJ.BRYANT
Elementary Education.
NANCY ELIZABETH
BRYANT
Political Science.
HARRY PAUL BUDDLE
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
KARL MICHAEL BUESING
Industrial. Engfneeringj In51'itute
of Industrial Engineers;
Students for Freedom; Young
Republicans, Society of Aarcmotive
Engineers.
GERAlD F. BlJGGERT'
Sociology.
WAYNE L. CHAPMAN
Social Science
RUTH M. CHARLES
Elementary Education.
FREDERICK WILLIAM
BURKEJR
Political Science; Marching
Aztecs; MUN; Young Democrats;
Society for the Advancement
of Management.
ELAYNE BURKIN
Elementary Education.
jUDlTY ANN BURDS
Elementary Education; Pep
Board Chairman.
DON BURNETTE
Elementary Education; Sigma
Chi.
I
MONA ELISE CHASTAIN
Anahuac; SCTA; National Ed·
ucation Association; Delta Phi
gru~lon; Roger Williams
LOIS EDRJE CHATTERLEY
Elementary Education.
NANCY E. BURTON
Microbiology; Phi Mu Epsilon.
OSCAR F. BURTON
Elementary Education.
PATRICIA BUSH
Social Science; Phi Alpha
Theta.
WILLARD C. BUXTON
Business Management.
STEFANA CIRINO
Elernentar:v- Education; Kappa
Delta Pi; Dean's List.
SABRA CLARDY
Elementary Education; Wing
vice president.
DAVID CABUSH
Elementary Education.
ELIZABETH ANN
CALLAHAN
Elementary Education; SCTA;
Newman Club.
MARY E. CAIRNS
Elementary Education; Anahuac;
SCTA, secretary.
JOHN CASWELL
CALLAHAN
Social Science; Social Work
and Corrections Club.
PEDRO R. CALMA
Social Welfare; Social Work
and Corrections Club.
MATHEW CAMARILLO
Social Science; Arnold Air Society;
Track.
DOMINIE ANNE
CAPPADONNA
Home Economics; Alpha Chi
~h~~:\J~~~A ~g~~Jlj~~~:
vice president; AS Leadership
Seminar chairman.
MARY l' CARADINE
Genera.
ALFONSO F. CARDENAS
Electrical Engineering; International
Student Association;
Varsity Tennis.
JOAN CARLSON
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta Pi.
JAMES W. CARLSEN
Speech Arts; Phi Mu Alpha;
Dorm Judicial Board; Readers
Theatre CI.y.b, secretary; Anahuac;
Debate; "Thls Property
Is Condemned."
ANN LOUISE CARROLL
Psychology; Pi Beta Phi, treasurer,
secretary; Cetza; Spurs,
treasurer; Anahuac; Aesculaplans;
Dean's-List.

CECILE A. CLARK
Psychology.
JAMES I.CLARK
Civil Engineering; American
SOciety of Civil Engineers; Arnold
Air Society; AFROTC:
Sigma Delta.
JACK W. CLOSE
General: Delta Sigma Phi,
president; pledge trainer; Inter-Fraternity
Council.
FAIN P. COCHRAN JR.
Industrial Arts: CTA; ScrA;
Industrial Arts Club; National
Education Association. .
NORRIS COCHRAN
Anthropology; Kappa Sigma.
WALTER S. COCHRAN JR
Education; Kappa Delta Pi;
Verse Chotr, treasurer.
BRUCE M. COHEN
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
DENNIS DANIEL
Biology; Alpha Tau Ornega;
IFC, secretary; AMS, secretary.
SANDY COHEN
Marketing; American Market 4
ing Association.
DAVID G. COLEMAN
Elementary Education; J udiciary
Board; Interdcrm Council;
Tarastec Hall, wing president;
SCTA.
LINDA RAE COLEMAN
Secretarial Management; Anahuac;
'Trl-S, vice president.
CLINTON L. COLLIER
AFROTC; Arnold Air Society:
Biological Photographic Ass0-
elation,
DONNA LOUISE COLLIER
Physical Education; Modern
Dance Club; Dance Group of
San Diego State.
DOROTHY COLLlER
Elementary Education; Alpha
Lambda Delta: Olmeca Hall,
vice president.
JAMES T. COLLINS
General Elementary: scr A.
JAMES F. DARK
~h Arts; Alpha Epsilon
RICHARD W. DAVIDSON
Emtineering; American Society
pfCivi] Engineers, treasurer.
PATRICIA COLONELL
Social Welfare; Sigma Kappa;
Social Welfare and Corrections
Clubs; Anahuac.
JANET IRENE COLSTON
English; German Club.
ARTHUR T. COMINGS
English; Daily Aztec; Phoenix.
JAMES J. CONNER JJJ
Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi.
~~~~~r~~SLambda
Delta Sigma.
MERRELL E. DAVIS
Latin-American Studies; Sigma
Chi, president, vice president,
treasurer; Oceotl, president,
treasurer; Senior Class
president; Wrtstling.
JOHN H. CONSER II
Social Science; Sigma Nu; Alpha
Phi Omega; Sabre Society.
ELDRIDGE COOKS
Industrial Arts; Kappa Alpha
Psi; Oceotl: Varsity Football.
ROSALIE CORREA
Home Econom ics.
CAROLYNN COSENZA
Elementary Education; SeTA;
Junior Class Council.
CAROL DAWSON
Elementary Education;
XOLOTL; Anahuac; Sailing
Club: Sigma Kappa; Kappa Pi;
Del Sud"",le, art editor;
SCTA;NEA.
BARBARA M EVILLE
DAY
SecretQrial agement.
VALERIE JEAN COSKY
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta Pi; Spurs; Graduate
with honors and distinction;
Wesley Foundation.
JOHN M. COSTELI.O jR.
Mathematics.
LENORE COWAN
Elementary Education.
BERNARD CRAWFORD
General; Sigma Chi; Varsity
Football and Baseball.
CAROL CRICK
Elementary Education; Beta
Sigma Phi; Anahuac; National
Educators Association; SeTA.
TERRY S. CROCKER
Elementary Education; Lambda
Chi Alpha: SCTA; Crew,
manager.
CAROLYN ALDEN CROWE
Sociology; Daily Aztec; Del Sudoeste;
Verse Choir.
JANICE LYNN CROWELL
Mathematics; Zapotec Hall,
w,':!g president, hall president,
resident assistant; Interdorm
Council; Spurs; Las Meninas;
Cap and Gown.
MARJE CUNNINGHAM
English; Alpha Phi; Cetza;
Kappa Pi.
MARGARET JO CURTICE
Elementary Education.
FRANK A. CUSUMANO
Engineering; Newman Club.
RICHARD CARL
DAHLINJR.
Recreation.

MARIE DEHOFF
Mathematics; Ski Club.
ALBERT
GORDON
DEMPSEY
Social Science; American Marketing
Association; Circle K;
~~E~~taPi; Alpha Gam-
RICHARD H. DE PAGTER
Engineering; Society of Automotive
Engineers; AIM; Aztec
Engineer.
JOSEPH MICHAEL DEVAN
Electrical Engineer; IEEE.
CHARLES R. DEVEREUX
Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon
comptroller. social chairman;
Aceounttng Society; Tau
Sigma; Wesley Foundation.
MARGARET
LOUISE
DEWITT
Social welfare, Chi Om1kj
~~~; fWs c:,~~~jen~
chairman.
RONALD PRESTON
DEWISE
Social Science.
KATHRYN ENGELBRECHT
Psychology; Alpha ChI Omega;
Anllhuac; Ski Clnb.
PAULA DICKERSON
General Elementary Educenon;
Delta Phi Upsilon.
EARL S. DICKSON
Elementary Education; Anahuac;SCTA.
M1LAN DIMlCH
Physical Education;
CARPER; Football.
PHILIP D. DODGE
Psychology.
SUZANNE DOEG
Secretarial Management;
Alpha Phi.
WILLIAM R. ENGLANDER
Accounting; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Accounting Society.
REGJNASTADLER
ENOCHS
Sociology; Aztec. reporter; Del
Su:doesto. administration edttor;
Newman Club.
PORTIA DUCKETT
Elementary Education; Alpha
Gamma Delta; Cetza; Newman
Club.
LEROY DENNIS
DUERKSEN
Business Management.
CAROLYN DUNCAN
Elementary Education.
GARY K. DUNN
Mathematics; T oltec Hall,
treasurer; Ski Club; Sailing
Club.
JQHNF.ERll
Social Science;Kappa
Sigma.
LYNNE ERICKSON
Elementary Education; Anahuac,
secretary; SCTA; Delta
Phi Upsilon; esley Foundation.
MARILYN C. DUPREE
Home Economics; Sigma Kappa,
social chairman, treasurer;
Cetza, secretary; Home Economics
Club; Freshman and
Sophomore Class, treasurer;
Flag Twirler.
LOIS EARNER
English; Young Republicans;
Tennis.
CHARLES T. EASLEY
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
GENIE ANGELA EASTMAN
Elementary Education.
BRUCE STE ARD ERTLE
Art; Anahuac.
PENELOPE
l!IlgIish.
E ESTES
PATRICIA AILEEN EBERT
Social Science.
DONALDEDIC
General; Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship, president.
CAROL ANN EGGERT
Anahuac; Delta Phi Upsilon;
Kappa Delta Pi.
JUDITH ANN EIFERT
Psychology; Luthern Students
Association; Psi Chi.
ERIC PARK ELBEL
General; Arnold Air Society;
Cross Country; Baptist
Student Union.
PATRICIA SUE ELLIOTT
English; Sigma Kappa,
WILLIAM J. ELLIOTT
Geology; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Tecton Delvers, president; Phi
Eta Sigma.
EVELYN F. ELLIS
Education.
JOAN HANCOCK EMBREE
Journalism; Gamma Phi Beta;
~cf..~r~;~sj~O~~~il: society edt-
JOHN G. EMERSON
General.
ROBERT C. EMERY
Social Science.
JOHN JACOB EMRICH
Chemistry; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Aesculapians: Blue Key;
Phi Eta Sigma, treasurer;
SAACS; Varsity Tennis,
captain.

MARY KATHERINE ESTEY
~v~~~;..'t~, ~~~~e.
Cetae, president; Spurs; Las
Meninas; Cap and Gown; Alpha
Lambda Delta; Who's
Wl!o.
DANA BETH EVANS
Elemenfary Education.
MARGARET E. EVANS
Elementary Education.
STEVEN J. EVANS
Zoology: Sigma Chi, president
0ce0tJ; CAHPER; Blue Key,
president; Varsity Baseball
and Basketball; Dean's List.
JANET M. EWALT
English; Omeea Hall, resident
assistant, wing president. vice
president: Cap and Gown; Las
Meninas; Alpha Lambda Delta;
Phi Alpha 'Thera.
LLOYD FALL
Industrial Arts: Industrial Arts
Club.
LORETTA O. FANT
Elementary 'Education.
CAROLYNN J; GALKOSKI
Physi.al Education; SCTA;
CAHPER, treasurer; SPEC;
Dean's List.
ROSALlN GARCIA
Elementary Education.
PHILIP R FARIAS
Social Science; Kappa
Varsity Football.
Sigma;
CAROL ANNE FARNEY
Nursing.
LEW FAY
Marketing; Lambda Chi Alpha;
Track; MUN, controller,
MORTON MICHAEL
FELDBAUM
Mathematics; Zeta Beta Tau;
Hillel.
NORMA lEAN FERGUSON
UlNTEN FERNALD
Elementary Education: SCT A. 8ivil Engineer; American Society
of Civil Engineers, president.
LAWRENCE B.
FERNANDEZ
Industrial Arts; Sigma Chi;
Vanity Football.
CORINNE SUE GARDNER
Social Science; Olmeea Hall,
sident;
ANNE H. GASSAWAY
French; Kappa Delta PI.
man.
SALVATORE
FERRANTELU
Music; Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi
Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Italian
Club, president; Opera Workshop;
Who's Who; Aztec Ambassadors.
VERONICA FIEW
Zoology; SAACS; Alpha
Lambda Delta; Aesculaplans.
SHARON LEE FINNEY
Physical Education;
CAHPER; Little Sisters of
Minerva; Sophomore Class
Council.
BARBARA 10 FISHER
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta; Little Sisters of the
Maltese Cross; Aztec Ski Club.
NORMA GIANNONE
ElementarylEducation; Alpha
Gamma Delta, activities and
altroisticch8.irman; SeTA;
Ski Club,
JEFFREY U GIARDE
Pre-Lent; h'lgma Nu; Sigma
Delta Phi;TJel Sudoeste
"'Janizatiolis editor; UCCF.
DONNA MARIE FLEMING
Elementary Education; Wing
Donn, president, resident
assistant.
BARBARA L. FLOORE
Elementary Education; Alpha
Gamma Delta, scribe, vice
=~~ep:~~f~~~~b Cres-
Board.
NORMA LEE FLORES
¥3:1~~ntary Education; Kappa
ALBERT FLOYD
Business Management; Society
for the Advancement of Management.
JAMJ'lS C. GWVER
Radio and Television; Lambda
Chi Alpha, president;
Oceod;Afptla Epsilon Rho;
Dean's List; Society for the
Advancement of Management.
CECILIA J/INET
GODBOUT
English; Ka~pa Alpha Theta,
_l1tY: Kappa Delta Pi; Las'
Meni amgirl of Theta
Chi; De este, copy editor;
Dean's List.
ALICIA ELIZABETH
FOWA
Spanish; Alpha Mu Gamma.
RICHARD BRYAN FOLEY
Psychology; Anahuac; Circle
K; Social Work and Corrections
Club; Phi Et'a Sigma.
PATRICIA D. FORD
Elementary Education; Dorm
Wing president, resident
assistant.
RONALD L. FOREMAN
Electrical Engineering.
ROBERT A FORREST
Epsilon Pi Tau; Arnold Air
Society.
PATRICIA MAUREEN
FORSBERG
Physical Education; SPEC,
president, vice president, treasurer;
CAHPER
RICHARD MARTIN
FOWLER
Industrial Arts; SCTA; Roger
Williams Club; Industrial Arts
Club.
ALICE MARIE FOX
English; Chi Omega, president,
vice president; SCTA,
treasurer, vice president; Las
Meninas; Spurs.
SHIRLEY FRANKLIN
Psychology.
H. WILLIAM
FREUDENBERG
Marketing; American Marketing
Association, treasurer.
10HN C. FREYMUELLER
Industrial Artsj Lambda Chi
~-¥A:Industrial Arts Club;
NORMA SUE GALE
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta.

JUDITH K. GODDARD
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta.
BURDETTE JEFF GOFF jR
Zoology; Sigma Chi; Premedical
SOciety.
LEO DAVID GOGGINS jR.
General Pre-Legal; Phi Eta
Sigma.
KENNETH JAMES
GOLDKAMP
Civil Engineering; American
Society of Civil Engineers;
Sigma Delta; Newman Club.
NOMIGOLIK
English.
MICHAEL T. GONTESKY
Art; Kappa Sigma; Rugby;
Crew; Pep Boerd.
LEE GARDNER
Psychology.
GOOD
KENNETH C. HANCOCK
Social SCience.
LEONARD E. HANSFORD
Social Science.
RAYMOND J. GOODWIN
Aceounting~ Anahuac; Beta
Alpha Phi.
BARBARA ANNETTE
GORDON
Elementary Education; 'Kappa
DelraPi.
JEFFREY BRENT
Zoology; Rugby.
GRAHAM
MARSHA L. GRATON
Nursing; Aztec Ski Club; Sail.
ing Club; Student Nurses
Assccteucu,
KATIlY GRAY
Elementary Education.
MELICENT ELAINE GRAY
Speech Arts; Delta Sigma Theta;
Reader's TheatTe:;Speech
TournamentS;· Wf.\'iley· Foundation.
SHARON' MARIE HANSON
Elementary Education; Olme-
('3 Hali.vtoe president.
jEUNESSE HANUS
Speech Am, Oeneral Secondar}';
Chi Omega; Theater
Gojld: Reader's Theatre Club:
Utile Sister of Minerva.
JOHN PATRICK GREEN
Pre-Legal.
JOAN GREGORY
Elementary Education; Wesley
Foundation.
RAYMOND L. GRIEBEL
Business Education; Pi Omega
Pi.
GAYLE LYNN GRIGGS
Nursing; Pi Beta Phi; Angel
Flight; Daughters of Diana;
Homecoming Queen; Sweetheart
of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
CAROLYN HARDEMAN
Elementary Education; SeTA.
ROBERT R. HARMS
English; Pi Kappa Alpha, peesidem,
vice president: Oceotl,
president, chaplain.
LOWELL A. GRiMAUD
Social Science; Anthropology
Society; Geography Club.
DOROTHY H. GRINER
General.
JANET ANN GRISWOLD
Elementary Education; Newman
Club.
MARION C. GRaB
JEPF TODD HARRIS
German; Kappa Sigma.
SUSAN ELIZABETH
HARRIS
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta.
JACK GROSS jR.
Speech Arts; Zeta Beta Tau;
Foreign Student Club; Oratory
Society; Summer Theater.
DALE GRUBE
General.
IRENE M. GUERRERO
Psychology.
FREDRICK JOHN
GUNTHER
Geology; Tarastec Judiciary
Board; Tecton Delvers; Newman
Club.
JOHN GURRAD
Economics; Pre-Legal Society.
JAMES DON GUTZMER
Political Science; Alpha Epsilon
Rho, treasurer.
CHEUNG-FaNG
Mathematics.
HA
ALFRED JOHN HADZIMA
General.
WALTER H. HAGEN
Civil Engineer; American Society
of Civil Engineers; Sigma
Delta, president.
JOHN S. HALL
Political Science.
MARY MARGUERITE
HALSTED
Elementary Education; SeTA;
Newman Club.
10 ANN HAMILTON
Elementary Education; SeTA.

ELWIN BURTON HART
Political Science; Alpha Sigma
Lambda.
JANET RUTH HARTMAN
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta Pi; Delta Phi Upsilon.
ROBERT OWEN HARVEY
Industrial Management; Pi
Kappa Alpha, treasurer, vice
president; IFe, treasurer.
RONALD E. HASBROOKE
Psychology.
DAVID NORMAN HASS
General.
BOBBIE HATFIELD
Elementary Education;SCTA;
NEA.
SANDRA lEE HOFl.'lNG
Elementary Education; Alpha
Epsilon, president; Young
Democrats: Dean's List; Hillel.
VICKI LEE HOFFMAN
Elementary Education; Lambda
Delta Sigma.
CLARENCE C. HAWK
History; Verse Choir.
PHiliP E.
HAWTHORNE
Economics ..
IE-
OTIS P. HEALD
Marketing; Kappa Sigma;
American Marketing Asrodation.
CARLENE.LUCIA HEARST
Elementary Education; SCTA;
Alpha Xi Delta. treasurer,
chaplain; VCCF, treasurer,
vice president.
PAUL.WItSON HEBERT jR.
Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omega;
A/$culapians; SAACS.
JERRY HEDGES
Marketing; Alpha Tau Omega;
American Marketing Associa·
tfon.
MICHAEL HEENAN
Elementary ..idu¢atiol1;
EUGENE E. HOlMERUD
Physic,; Anahuac; Sigma Pi
Sigma.
SVSANK. HOLT
Elementary Education; Alpha
Chi Omega.
DIANNE HELBERG
Elementary Education.
LARRY j. HELGESON
Chemistry; Aesculapians; German
Club; SAACS.
BONNIE HERKELRATH
Elementary Education.
KAYE HERMAN
Elementary Education; Alpha
Chi Omega; Cetza.
KATI:lARlNE B. HOPKINS
Englishi Wesley Foundation;
~h::~c~~ng
Club;
IDA HORTON
Sociology; Alpha Kappa
Alpha.
JAN FRANCIS HERR
English; Young Republicans;
International Students Association.
RICHARD GENE HERRON
Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon.
STEVEN M. HERRON
English; Sigma Chi.
GAIL HICKCOX
Home Economics; Sigma Kappa.
president, house manager;
Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweethearts
Club; Cap and Gown; Las Meninas.
DIMARIS ELtEN HOWE
Elementary Education; Alpha
Phi; Spurs, president.
ALMETTA E HUDSON
Mathematics.
GENEVA K. HICKMAN
Business Education; Alpha
Lambda Delta; Pi Omega Pi;
Beta Gamma Sigma; Kappa
Delta Pi; Cap and Gown.
HERSCHEL CHESTER
HICKS
Psychology; Society lor the Advancement
of Management.
MARJORIE HIGGS
Elementary Education; Delta
Zeta, president; Little Sisters
of the Maltese Cross.
YUKO HIGUCHI
Sociology,
DOUGLAS ARTHUR HILL
Education.
MARILYN VAN DOREN
HILPERT
English.
JOYCE HINES
Chemistry; SAACS.
JUDY HINRICHS
Home Economics; Kappa Delta,
treasurer; Home Economics
Club.
ERNEST HIRATA
Industrial Arts; Anahuac;
SCTA; Epsilon Pi Tau; Kappa
Delta Phi.
DUANE WARREN HOBEl
Recreation.
JAMES W. HODGES
Pre-Legal; Lambda Chi Al-
P~::;~l~i~~~;alB:t~a~~m.
rna Sigma.
JAMES HAL HODGSON jR.
English.

JEANNE ANN HUEBNER
Music; Sigma Alpha Iota.
DAVID EUGENE HULETT
Political Science; Sigma Nu.
BARBARA ICKIS
Elementary Education; SCT A;
Maya Hall, resident assistant;
Standards Board chairman.
WANDA IHRJG
Elementary Education.
SHARON INGRAM
Elementary Education; SeTA.
RALPH INZj)NZA
Latin-American Studies.
VIRGINIA MARJE IRVINE
Sociology; Kappa Alpha Theta,
priBjdent;Spurs, secretary;
Special Events Board chairman
KAY ANN KENDALL
Physical Education;
CAHPER: SPEC: Sailin~
Club; Newman Club; Interdorm
Council.
MICHAEL JOHN KENDEL
Engineering: AIAA.
ALLEN JAFFE
Real Estate; Tau Sigma.
PRJSClLLA JAMES
Art Education.
JUDY JAMESON
Elementary Education.
EVALYNN E.IENNINGS
Elementary Education: Anahuae;
UCCF.
DAVID A. JOHNSON
Management; Sigma Pt, vice
presldent; T arasrec Hall, president;
Judiciary-Board; Interdorm
Council; president;
Ocecrl: Circle K,secretary.
JlJDlTB ANN JOHNSON
English; Spurs, .historian; Iota
Nu Kappa. vJce president; Cap.
and Gown, chancellor;; _Las
Meninas, president; Alpha
Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta
Pi.
KENNETH V. KERNS
ludustrialManagement: Newman
Club; Society for the Ad·
vartcemeerof Management;
Anahuac.
TERRY KERR
Elementary Education.
LAWRENCE C. JOHNSON
General Secondary Teacher.
LEONARD ARTHUR
JOHNSON
Music; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfcnia;
Opera Workshop; Canterbury
Club.
LEWIS CHARLES
JOHNSON
Biology; Wesley Foundation.
MARY ELAiNE JOHNSON
Elementary Education; Olmeca
Hall, council.
LELA H. KERTH
Political Science; UCCF.
CAROL ANN KIDDER
Speech Corr"hion: Chi Orne-
~a; Brocas: AnF;el Flight;
Cetza.
ROBERT W. JOHNSON
Education.
VICKY LYNNE JOHNSON
General; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Sweetheart Club; Ski Club.
YVONNE JOHNSON
Education; Delta Sigma Theta;
Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Phi
Upsilon; Pi Lambda Theta.
RICHARD W. JOHNSTON
Marketing; Sigma Pi, president;
Tarastec Hall, treasurer,
resident assistant; Senior Class
treasurer; Oceotl.
EDWARDL. KILLGORE
Industrial ArtS; Industrial Arts
Club, president.
ROGER MERRITT KING
Marketing; Sigma Alpha Epsi-
~~ia=rican Marketing As-
ROBERT MICHAEL
KITCHIN
Biology; Dean's List;
Wrestling.
ARNOLD 1. KLOVEN IR.
Business Management; Lambda
Chi Alpha; Anahuac; Arnold
Air Society; Society for
the Advancement of Management.
DALE HARRIS JONES
Elementary Education; SCTA.
LINDA JONES
Zoology; Alpha Gamma Delta,
treasurer; Spurs.
XENOPHON M. IONES
Social Science.
JAMES J. JOYCE
Marketing; Kappa Sigma.
MARGARET KNITTEL
Elementary Education.
lONIKNOX
Elementary Education; Alpha
Epsilon Phi, secretary; Hillel.
SHARON DIANE JUDY
Business Education; Sigma
Kappa; Anahuac; Homecoming
secretary.
NEIL EDWARD JUSTUS
Elementary Education; SCTA;
Tarastec Wing officer.
LARRY S. KARMAN
Marketing; American Marketing
Association; Track.
ARTHUR TERRANCE
KEBORT
Geology; Newman Club.
DONALD D. KELLY
Accounting; Anahuac;
Accounting Society.
MICHAEL G. KELLY
Economics.
JACQUELINE M. KELTZ
Education.
TOHN C. KEN ASTON JR.
Broadcasting; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Water Polo.
THOMAS KOLBY
Social Welfare; Social Welfare
and Corrections Club,
vice president.
KATHRYN ELLEN KOSVIC
Elementary Education.

VIRGINIA KREPPS
Elementary Education.
HELEN ELIZABETH
KRIENKE
Secretarial Management;
Anahuac.
BILL KRONBERGER
Political Science; Lambda Chi
Alpha, president, social chaird:;:;~~~'Th6~;:bB~~-la-
lions director; Special Events
Board, chairman.
WINIFRED KRONE
Sociology; Alpha Epsilon Phi;
Student Recreation Scclers,
secretary; Aztec Ski Club; Associated
Students Intramural
Board. secretary.
ROBERT F. KUHNERT
Political Science; Pre-Legal
Society, vice president; Anabuec.
SYDNEY LA FONT A
Elementary Educerlcru Kappa
Alpha Theta; Sweethearts of
the Diamond; Songleader,
EDNAV.
General.
LAMB
JOANNLOWER
Elementary Education; Pi Beta
Phi, vice president i SGTA;
Little Sisters of the Maltese
Cross.
MICHAEL SIDNEY LAMBE
Mathematics; Anahuac, vice
president.
IOHN C. LAMOTT IR
Social Science.
lAMES A. LANE
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club; Epsilon Pi Tau. secretary.
MARILOU LANGE
English; Gamma Phi Beta,
preslderit, vice president, effi»
ciency chairman; Student
Speakers' Bureau; Newman
Club; Anj(el Flight;"! Lambda
Theta; DeaITS List.
BRENDA LANZA
Elementary Educetton.
VICTOR
Spanish.
G. LARES
JUDY M. LARlCK
ElementaryEdueatil:m;~A;
College Y.
MARTIN L. LUNT
Education.
MIDGE LURIE
Elementary Education.
LENI LAWATCH
Speech Correction; Olmeca
Hall, resident assistant;
Brocas.
SYLVIA LOUISE LAWLER
Elementary Education; Kappa
Delta, treasurer. Anahuac.
TERESA S. LAWSON
Social Welfare; College Park
Presbyterian College Group.
DWIGHT RYNDLE LEE
Economics; Delta Sigma Phi.
LUTHER LYMAN
Social Science; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; San Diego State
Cheerleader; Pep Board.
HYMAN I. LEE IR.
Political Science; Phi Eta Sigma;
Blue Key; Pi Sigma Alpha.
INGERBORG I. LEHMAN
Social Science.
DAVID S. LEINBACH
English; MUN; Readers' Theater
Club.
MICHAEL E. LEMBECK
Physical Science; Pi Kappa Alpha,
president, vice president;
Blue Kev, vice president;
Who's Who; Upper Division
representative; IFC Judiciary;
Lectures and Concerts Board.
WILLIAM KENNETh! LYON
Social Science; Lambda Chi
Alpha, secretary, executive
committee; Toltec, wing president;
Young Republicans, president;
Alpha Phi Om&;a;
MUN. director.
FRANK LEE McCARTY
Music; Phi Mu Alpha Stnlonia;
Band and Orchestra;
Reader's Theater.
NANCY McCASLIN
f~~h:r~~St~e~cla~~iationi
College Y; Cap and Gown;
Delta Phi Upsilon; Kappa
Delta Pi.
H. MARILYN LEVY
Sociology; Alpha Epsilon Phi,
recording secretary; Little Sisters
of the Maltese Cross;
Hillel.
VICTOR W. LEW
History; Phi Alpha Theta.
DORIS L. LEWIS
Education.
STEVEN EDW ABO LEWIS
Accounting; Sigma Pi.
RAYMONDW.
MacDONALD
Economics; Young mocrats,
ALBERT C. McDANIEL
Social Science.
SANDRA LV McDOUGALL
History; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi
Sigma Alpha.
LYNNE DARLENE LILLEY
Elementary Education;
Anahuac.
RICHARD ERNEST
LINDNER
Pre-Legal; Ski Club; Pre-Legal
Society; Track.
IOHN P. LIPPITT
Civil Engineering; American
Society of Civil Engineers,
vice president.
MARION BEATRICE
LITTLE
Elementary Education; SCTA,
president; Pep Club, president,
vice president; Anahuac; 50-
ciedad Hispanic, treasurer;
Senior Class secretary; AWS
Service chairman.
DONALD B. LONG
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club; Kappa Delta Pi.
NATALIE I. LONG
Social Science.
JOHN CHRISTIAN LOSS
Business Management; Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
FRANKLIN PAUL LOWE
Biology; SCTA; Cross Country;
Track.
DONNA LOUISE
McFARLAND
Elementary Education;
Wesley Foundation.
THOMAS HUGH
McGRATH
Pre-Medical; Aesculapians.

ALAN WALLACE MciNNES
Marketing; Kappa Sigma; T{)J~
tee Hall; Amern-an Marketing
Association.
JAMES R. MciNTIRE
Mechanical Engineering;
Dorm Wing president; Society
of Automotive Enaineers.
PAGET ANNE McKEE
Elementary Education; Alpha
Phi; Inter-Dorm Council; Pep
Club; Anahuac.
WlLLIAM C. McKINSTRY
Marketing; American 'Marketjng
Association.
BARBARA A. McLAUGHLIN
Elementary. Education.
KATHLEEN M. MacLEOD
Elementary Education; SCTA;
Anahuac; Roger Williams
Club.
CRAIG WARREN
Mathematics.
McNEELY
ARLENE L. Mll.LER
Arts-e-Speech: SCTA; NEA;
Lutheran Student Association.
BERTHA L MILLER
Elementary Education.
JOHN EDMOND
McPHERREN
Engineering; Aztec Sailing
Club; Aztec Ski Club; Society
of Automotive Engineers;
Crew.
DIANE McQUEEN
Speech Correction; Alpha Phi,
vice president, pledge trainer;
\Ving officer; Brocas; Student
Recreation Society, secretary.
treasurer; Pep Club.
PALMER BROOKS
MADISON
Management; Tau Kappa
Epsilon. historian.
JACK L. MAHAN JR.
Psychology; Institute of the
Aerospace Sciences; Psi Chi.
president; Dean's Lisi
WILLIAM R. MALE
Speech; 'I'erasrec Student
Council; Inter ..Dormitory
Council.
JOAL DEA MALONEY
Social Science; Alpha Chi
Omeee.
BILLC.MANN
Civil Engineering; Sigma Delta;·
American SQ('iety .ol Cjyil
Engineers;
ELOISE MILLER
English; Alpha Phi; Junior
Panbellenle, president; AWS
Service Chairman.
LA MAR A. MILLER JR.
Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi.
SHIRLEY L. MANN
Psychology; Anahuac; Sailing
Club, secretary, treasurer; Ski
Club; Flying Club; Wesley
Foundation.
JOE MARCON
Engineering; American Society
of Civil Engineers.
RICHARD ANTHONY
MARKS
Art, Graphic Communications;
Kappa Pi; Dean's List;
Newman Club.
PAUL MARSH
Accounting; Kappa Sigma,
treasurer, president; Beta Alpha
Psi; Varsity Football.
MARCINE M. MILLJ1,R
General Education.
JACQUELINE A. MARTIN
Biology.
JEROME B. MARTIN
Physics; Delta Chi; Sigma Pi
Sigma.
rOYCE K. MARTIN
Elementary Education; SCTA;
Delta Phi Upsilon; Roger
Williams Club.
LOIS E. MARTIN
Political Science; Alpha Chi
Omega; Alpha Lambda Delta;
Concert Orchestra.
TERRY LEE MILLER
Chemistry; Pi Kappa Alpha;
Phi Eta Sigma.
LINDA D. MILLS
Elementary Education; Dorm
Wing, vice president; Spurs,
historian, president, junior advisor;
Anahuac.
MARION MINOR
Elementary Education; Alpha
Phi; Song Leader.
BARBARA MONAHAN
Elementary Education.
NANCY PAULINE MARTIN
Elementary Education; Sigma
Kappa.
RICHARD MARTINDALE
Psychology; Society for Advancement
of Management.
DENNIS LUDWIG
MATSON
Physics; Phi Eta Sigma, treasurer;
Sigma Pi Sigma.
JOSEPH M. MAYO
Management.
LINDA LEE MOHR
Sociology; Kappa AlPP3 Theta;
One of 10 Best Dressed
Women.
JERRY L. MONELL
Social Science; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon; Oceotl, treasurer;
Sophomore Class president;
unior Class treas~r; Cheer-
AMS Council; AMS, leader:
presid~nt; AMS Judiciary
Board.
SHARRON G. MELONE
Secretarial Management; Trl-
S. secretary.
TONI MARIE MERCHANT
Social Science; Sigma Kappa;
Anahuac; Dean's List.
JOSEPH MERjAN
Business Management; Society
for the Advancement of Management,
vice president;
Finance Club, treasurer.
GENEVIEVE M. MERSHON
Elementary Education; Reader's
Theater; Delta Phi Upsilon;
Kappa Delta Pi.
M. KATHRYN METCALF
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta; Aztec Ski Club.
HENRY E. MEYER
Ceographft
; Gamma Theta
gr:~~on;oger Williams
RICHARD STEPHEN
MEYER
Broadcasting; Aztec Ski Club;
Alpha Epsilon Rho, secretary,
vice president.
IUAN LUIS MIJARES
Civil Engineering.
CAROLE MONNlNGER
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta.
j~6FJr~~iiy
Biology; Track, Cross Country.

THOMAS H. MOORE
Psychology; Alpha Tau Omega;
Dean's List.
SAM MOREBELLO
Elementary Education: Kappa
Sigma.
HECTOR MORENO
Accounting; Football.
KATHLEEN MOREY
General; Sigma Kappa; Sweetheart
of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
IUANITA MORGAN
Education.
JOf\N CLIFFORD
MORGANTI
Mathematics.
J.RMORGAN
Geology; Tecton Delvers; Ski
Club; Phi Eta Sigma.
JOHN ERIC NORDIN II
11eonomics; Alpha Phi Omega;
Pre-Legal Society, president;
ArnQld Air Society.
NIKKI D. NORSTROM
Elementary Education; Chi
Omega, rush chairman:
SCTA; Kappa Delta PI; Cetaa;
Spurs: Jumor Class secretary.
ANTONIO MORILLO
Spanish; Sociedad Hispanica,
president; Alpha Mu Gamma.
ARTHUR A. MORIN
Accounting Society; Newman
Cluh.
LINDA JEANNE MORRIS
Political Science; Zapotec,
president; Inter-Dorm Council;
Wesley Foundation.
CHARLES A. MOSBURG
Elementary Education.
MARTHA SUSAN MOSER
Nursingc Student Nurses Association;
Aztec Ski Club; C3l1-
rebury Association.
RAMRAN MOSHTAGHf
Mathematics; International
Student Assoctatton.
GARVIN T. NOWELL JR.
Electrical Engineering; Sigma
Phi Epsflcn, secretary; IEEE_
SABIN J. MROZ
Social Science; Lambda Chi
Alpha.
LYDlA E. MUELLER
English; Sembradores de la
Amistad; SeTA.
CLARENCE W. MUIRHEAD
Mathematics, General
Secondary.
ROBERT JAMES MULLIN
Mechanical Engineering; Society
of Automotive Engineers;
Newman Club.
LINDA LEE ODEN
Home Economics; Si~ma Kappa,
house manager; Maya
Hall, treasurer, president;
Home Economics Club, vice
president; Spurs: AWS vice
president; Newman Club.
ESTER MUSURACA
Elementary Education; SeTA;
Newman Club.
D. DINAURI MW ANIKI
Political Science: International
Students Association.
ELAINE M. MYHRO
Elementary Education; Sweethearts
of the Diamond; Spurs,
EDWARDJ.
NANARTOWICH
Business Administration.
DIANNE H. OETTING
Speech Correction; Brocas;
Speech Corrections nb.
RONALD E. OFIESH
Marketing.
TADAHIKO OFUJI
Engineering; International
Students Association, president.
DAVID A. NEAL jR.
English; Young Democrats.
SUSAN NEBEL-THAU
Elementary Education; Gamma
Phi Beta.
JOHN FRANCIS NEESON
Physics; Tarastec Hall, secretary;
Newman Club.
MARY CECILIA NEESON
English; Zapotec Hall, secretary,
treasurer; Newman Club;
Young Republicans.
BARBARA ELIZAB
OGDEN
Elementary Educa
Kappa; Spurs; Ho
Awards chairman.
a
ing
fOHN L. OLDHAM
Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma.
BARBARA OLECHNOWICZ
Marketing; Dorm, treasurer;
Inter-Dorm Council; Wing
secretary; Anahuac: Tau Sigma;
American Marketing As~
sociation, secretary.
MICHJ\.EL LANCE NEIL
Industrial Arts; Sigma Chi;
SCTA;NEA.
STANLEY R. NELSON
Physical Education.
ROBERT C. NETT
Industrial Arts; SeTA; Industrial
Arts Club; Cross Country;
Track and Field.
ROSS DOUGLAS NEWMAN
Accounting; Kappa Sigma;
Society for the Advancement
of Management; Anahuac;
Marketing Society; Football;
Track.
WILLIAM I. NEWMAN
Marketing; American Marketing
Association. 10 ANN NIEWOEHNER
Art; Chi Omega; Kappa Pi;
RICHARD R. NICHOLS
Spurs; Publicity Code chairman.
Elementary Education;
AFROTC; Tohee Hall, treasurer;
Inter-Dorm Council,
CARL W. NOBLE
treasurer; Student at Large on
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Publications Board.
Club.
KARL OLSON
Health Education.
RONALDR ORR
Iournalisrru Sigma Delta Chi;
Daily Aztec.

RICHARD W. ORVIK
Civil Engineer; American S0-
ciety of Civil Engineers; Sigma
Delta.
ANN OSLUND
Home Economics; Alpha
Gamma Delta; Inter-Dorm
Council; Home Economics
Club: Sisters of the Maltese
Cross: Cetea.
CHERONPAGE
Home Economics; Home Economics
Club.
ANNALEE PAlXAO
Elementary Education; Delta
Phi Upsilon.
GEORGE RAY PALLAS
Public Administration;
Wesley Foundation; Young
Republicans; PhiSigrna
Alpha.
LILLIAN M. PALMER
Business Education; Anahuac';
'Tau Sigma.
ROBERT BRUNO PALOS
Prcducttou Management.
WILLIAM SAMUEJ.,pINE
Speech ArtS; 7..,,,, Beta Tau;
Circle K; Arnold Air Society;
Reader's Theater; Anahuac;
Hillel.
ROBERT TIl0MAS
PIRAZZINI
Social Science.
VERONICA ANNE PARRY
Biology.
JAMES 1'. PARSLEY JR.
Elementary Education; Lambda
Chi Alpha; Kappa Delta Pi;
Debate Team.
JULIA LEE PARSONS
MUN; SIti Club.
STANLEY E. PAUL
Finance; Kappa Sigma; Rugby.
llARBARA PECK
Nursing; Student Nurses Assoctenen:
Ski Club.
CLAUDIA PECK
Elementary Education; .Alpha
Chi Omega, house manager;
Crescents. treasurer; Lamlxl.a
Chi Alpha Princess; Verse
Choir
ROBERT WILLIAM
PEIFFER
Chemistry; SAAGS; Anahuac;
Sigma Delta Phi; SIgma Nu,
president, treasurer; IFPC.
treesurer.
ELaN A PLACE
kr:,~;::ld~BI~~t~;Epsi-
Oceotl; Upper Division representative;
Senior Representative;
Chairman of PR and
Activi1ies Board, AMS [udiciery
Board.
BONNIE J. PENDERGAST
English; Zapotec Hall resident
assistant; Inter-Dorm Council.
BRUCE E. PENDERGAST
Economics.
ANGELA pENERA
Nursing.
CHARLES p. PENNELL
Public Administration; Social
Work and Corrections Club.
JAMES LLOYD pLANCHON
Sigma Phi Epsilon, house
manager, social chairman.
DONALD D. PEPPER
Art; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
SANDRA ELAINE PERMAN
Social Science; Sigma Kappa,
vice president; Anahuac,
secretary.
DONALD L. POWERS
Art; Aztec Christian fellowship.
MILDRED JEANETTE
PRITCHETT
~it~lffr;n~ri~~ XvYS~~
president; Scripps Board,
chairman.
SHIRLEY PERKINSON
Elementary Education.
RONALD CRAIG PETCHER
General; Zeta Beta Tau;
Aesculapians; Anahuac;
Dean's List.
ROBERTA LOUISE
QUALIN
Sociedad Hlspanica; SCTA;
NEA; Alpha Mu Gamma.
LAWRENCE MICHAEL
PETERS
Physics; Lambda Chi Alpha;
Sigma Pi Sigma.
CHRISTOPHER C.
PETERSON
Geography; Geography Club;
Wesley Foundation.
DAVID C PETERSON
Personnel Management; Society
for the Advancement of
Management.
JOHN DAVID PETERSON
Business Management.
DONALD
Physics.
QUIST
CHARLES RACZKOWSKI
Industrial Management; Society
for the Advancement of
Management.
WILMA RAICHED
Chemistry; Alpha Lambda
Delta; Anahuac; SAACS;
Dean's List; Aesculapians.
LYNWOOD
General.
S. PETERSON
MICHAEL
Chemistry;
G. PETIT
Sigma Pi Sigma.
WILLIAM PETERSON
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
CHARLES W. PETTERSEN
Accounting; Beta Alpha Psi;
Dean's List.
NEAL PETTIES
Recreation; Kappa Alpha Psi;
Varsity Football; All American.
BARBARA ANN PHILLIPS
Elementary Education; Delta
Phi Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi;
Alpha Lambda Delta; Daughters
of Diana.
ROBERT A. RAMIREZ
Personnel Management; Kappa
Sigma.
GAYNEL RAMSEY
Elementary Education.
EUGE!'1E
Insurance.
j. PHELPS
PAMELA KLAIRE PIANKA
Elementary Education; NEA;
SCTA; Newman Club.

ALICE ANN RATHBUN
Nursing; Olmeca Hall, president;
Student Nurses Association.
LOTHAB REUSS
Getman; German Club; Alpha
Mu Carmne.
KENNETH
History.
L. RICE
GAYLE L. RICHARDSON
Home Economics; Home Economics
Club; Ski Club.
CONNJE M. RIEG
Elementary Education.
GERALD D. RIFE
Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi;
Dally Aztec, news edttcr,
managing editor.
JOHN MICHAEL RltllY
Physical Bducanon; Sigma Phi
Epsilon; CAH1'ER; Baptist
Student Union.
'ISABELLA MARGARET
MARY SARIEGO
EducatLOn.
LYNFORDL.
SCARBOROUGH
Engineering; IEEE.
REERlLEY
Life Science; Modern Dance
Club; Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sweethearts.
RONALD WADE ROACH
Journalism; .Pi Kappa Alpha;
Sigma Delta Chi.
MICHAEL ROARK
Banking and Finance; Sigma
Nu; Society for the Advancement
of Management; Ski
Club.
CAROL ROBERTS
Elementary Education; Gamma
Phi Beta. vice president;
Sweethearts of the Diamond,
Ski Club.
GEORGE F. ROBERTS
Art; Varsity Basketball.
LOlS ROBERTS
Rome Economics; Kappa Del.
ta; Home Eeonomfes Club.
DANIEL E. ROBERTSON
Accounting.
DAVE A. SCHERLINC
Psychology.
CAROLYN ROE
Elementary Education; SCTA.
RENETTE ROMERO
Elementary Education; Zapotee,
wing president; La Sembradores,
secretary; Dean's
List.
MARY ANN ROHWEDDER
Elementary Education. PAUL DAVID
ROSENBERGER
Zoology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon;
Newman Club.
ANNE LOUISE SCHILBE
English: Delta ;Phi Gamma;
Wesley Foundaricn; Alpha
Mu Gamma; ~a_ Delta PI.
MARIO ROSSO
Speech; SCTA, president.
JOSEPHINE ROUSE
Elementary Education; Anahuac;
SCTA; Delta Phi Upsilon;
KaPDR Delta Pi.
PHILIP B. ROWLEY
Social Science; Kappa Sigma;
Cheer Leader.
WELTONJ. ROYjR.
Accounting; Anahuac;
Accounting Society.
KAREN RUm SCHNICK
Elementary Education: Alpha
Xi Delta, treasurer; SCTA;
Anahuac; !PAG. treasurer.
ANN SCHOONOVER
Speech Correction; Brocas: Ski
Club; Sailing Club.
JOUNE ANN SCHROCK
Elementary Education;
Anahuac; SCTA.
WILLIAM LOWELL RUPP
Spanish; Sociedad Hispanica.
HARRIETT A. RUSSELL
Elementary Education.
SYLVIA L. SCHWILK
Nursing; Student Nurses Ass0-
ciation; Donn Wing, president.
PENELOPE A. RUTLEDGE
Psychology; Alpha Gamma
Delta; Psi Chi; Panhellenic,
secretary, vice president, president;
AWS Council; Finance
Board.
RAY NEWTON RYLAND
Broadcasting.
ROBERTA SqIWARTZ
Elementary Ed\lClltlon; Alpha
Epsilon Phi; Yotmg Democrats;
Hillel.
ALAN K. SEEMAN
Biology.
SHELDON L. RYLAND
Business Management.
ADAMSAUNG
Industrial Management; Society
for the Advancement of
Management.
M. PHILLIP SAFFEL
Physical Education; Kappa
Sigma; Interfaith Council;
CAHPER; Oceotl ,
REX L. SALMON
Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi,
president, treasurer; Daily Aztec,
editor, managing editor,
news editor, photo editor.
ELIZABETH SAMS
Political Science; Sigma Kap-
S~~~L~~rMe~f~~~e::r~~~~y ;
AWS, secretary; Sigma Pi
Alpha.
ANITAMARlE
SANDSTROM
Speech Arts; Brocas.
L. R. DON SEIBERT
Biology; Swimming Team.
JEROME D. SANDSTROM
Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma. JOANSElD
Elementary Education.
MARY SANTOS
Nursing; Student Nurses
Association.

SHERRY L. SHARPE
Art Education; Alpha Phi; Ski
Club;SCTA.
suSAN E. SHARPE
Physical Education; SPEC,
president, treasurer;
CARPER; Kappa Delta Pi;
Dean's List; Graduate with
Honors and Distinction.
fRAN NICOLLE SHEPARD
Elementary Education; SCTA.
VIRGINIA SHEPERSKY
Sociology; Luthenm Student
Association. president.
SANDRA SUE SHlPE
Journalism; Gamma Phi Beta.
vice president; Lambda Chi
Alpha Crescents; Upper
Division representative; Who's
Who; Daily Aztec, editor, society
editor,
GERALD D. SHOAF
Political Science; Alpha Tau
Omega.
WENDELL NELSON
SHOBERG
Music; Phi Mo Alpha;Lutheran
StudentsAS$)C:iation;Band;
Orchesrr ..
JAMES R. SORENSEN
Chemistry; SAACS; 'Tarastec,
Judiciary Board.
TERESA M. SOUSA
Elementary Educetlon; Delta
Phi Upsilon; Pi Lambda Theta;
Kappa Delta Pi.
JAMES E.SIBBET III
Physical Education;
CARPER; Varsity Football;
Rugby.
MORGAN SILVERTHORN
Business: Manageme1lt; Tau
Kappa Epsilon.
RICHARD p. SIMS
Physics; Sigma Phi Epsilon.
vice president; Oceotl; Sigma
Pi Sigma; AMS Council;
Debate Team.
JACK D. SINCL."JR
Accountinl!.
ROBERT SKINNER
Business MarJeeting; Marketing
Association.
GLADYS C. SPARKS
Zoology.
SUZANNE SPATZIER
English.
EDWIN D. SLATTER
Anthropology; Anahuac; Anthropology
Society.
ROBERT GERARD
SLYKER JR.
Geology; Tecton Delvers.
LAVANA SUE SMALL
Elementary Education.
CHAALES A SMITH
Business Management; Roger
Williams Club.
BARBARA SPEER
Elementary Education; Alpha
Phi.
CLYDEW.SMITHJR.
Accounfing; T arastec Hall,
historian, social chairman.
EDWARD LARA Y SMITH
Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma.
FONDA S. SMITH
Elementary Education; Sigma
Phi Epsilon Sweethearts.
DONNA SPENCER
Elementary Education;. Delt.B
Zeta; SCTA; Sigma Phi Bpsl-
Ion Sweethearts.
JOHN MICHAEL
SPURGEON
Personnel Management; Pi
Kappa Alpha; Oceotl; Who's
Who; AS, president, vice president;
Sophomore representstive;
Dorm, resident assistant.
JOANN SMITH
Physical Education; CAHpER. JANET M. SQUIRES
Elementary Education; Anahuac;
Olmeca Hall, historian.
JUDITH ANN SMITH
Soci?J~gy; Cetza; Intervarslty
Christian Fellowship.
LAWRENCE THOMAS
SMITH
Physics.
TERRY JEAN SMITH
English; Alpha Phi, president.
LINDA KAREN SMITHSON
Elementary Education.
PATRICK S. $TALNAKER
Journalism; BI'\" Ke)';,Oceotl:
Sigma Delta Chi; Whos Who,
Daily Aztec. editor.
MARY K. STARR
Elementary Education.
FERNE C. STECK
Home Economics; Home Eccnomics
Club.
JOHN NELSON SNAPPER
General.
JIMMY HOWARD SNYDER
Mathematics.
LINDA SNYDER
Music; Sigma Alpha Iota;
MENC; Madrigals.
NEDRA JEAN SNYDER
Speech Arts; Pi Beta Phi; Brocas;
AS secretary; Homecoming
Atrendant; Who's Who;
Jr. Panhellenic Advisor' Greek
Week chai.rman. '
ROBERTA JEAN
SODERBERG
Art; Anahuac.
GARY A SOLBUE
Social Welfare; Pi Kappa Alpha;
Upper Division representative;
Who's Who' Homecoming
chairman; Pep Board.
CHARLES SOOTER
Aerospace Engineering.
WAlD G. SOOTER
General
KATHRYNSTEFANATZ
Art; Kappa Pi.
CAROL STEINMETZ
Secretarial Management; AI·
pha Gamma Delta; Spurs.

BARBARA ANN STENCIL
Elementary Educaucn.
JOSEPH EDWARD
~'TENGE¥ jR.
Mathematics; Arnold Air So.
clety; AFROTe Rifle Teem.
RONALD ROBERT
STENGER
Engineering; Institute of
Electrical and Electronics
Engineers.
ROSEMARY S1'ERl'I
Journalism; Daily· Aztec; Iota
Nu Kappa.
HOWARD STOFER
Ind1l$Uiai Arts; Industrial Arts
CloJj, tU'll$u",r; ~t""AmbaF
sadors.presid~nt.
LEONARD P. STOLL
Industrial Management; Theta
Chi; SocietY for th"Advance-
.mentof Mai')4gement; Ne\Y;'
man Clob.
MIj(E TOWLES
Marketing; Sigma Pi; Varsity
SWimming Team.
ANDREA TROMBLEE
Home Economics; AJpha Phi;
Ceua, vice president; Freshman
Class, secretary; Sophomore,
vice president.
JAMES W. STREET
Pre-Legal; Pi Kappa Alpha,
vice president. secretary;
Oceorl, Who's Who; Freshman
Class president; Lower
Division representative; Upper
Division representative.
BARBARA L. STRUTTON
Nursing; Olmeca Hall, treesurer;
Student·NufsesAsstiCia~
tion.
DOLORES SUAREZ
Elemenrary Education.
MICHAEL ALLEN
SULUVAN
Industrial ArtS; Aztec Ambas.
sadors; SCTA; E~iIon Pi
Tao; IndustrialAtts C1uh.
TED T. SUMMERS
ZQOIogy;Junior Class Ire asurer,
MARILYN EUZABETl:I
SUTORIUS
Art; Alpha Phi; Cap and
Gown; Kappa Pi.
JOSEPH EDWARD
TRURAN
CivitEngineering; ASCE.
DONNA TRURAN
Psychology; Zapotec Hall,
president; Inter-Dorm Couneil;
Lutheran Students Association.
DAVID E. SZUCH
English; Anahuac; Track;
Varsity Swimming; Dean's
List.
LINDA LAMAR 'rALLL"-N
Secretarial Management; Sigma
Kappa, treasurer; Anahuac.
RAYMOND B. TALMAGE
Marketing; American Marketing
Association.
JOYCE L. TAYLOR
Kappa Delta Pi, vice president.
GREG UNDERHILL
Accounting; Sigma Nu, treasurer,
It. commander; Accounring
Society.
RICHARD S. TAZELAAR jR.
Sociology; Kappa Sigma, house
manager; Arnold Air Society;
AFROTC RiAe Team; Del
Sudoeste. photographer.
THOMAS N. TENNEY
Physical Education.
ALVA V. THOMAS
Art; Kappa Pi.
BARBARA ANN THOMAS
Secondary Education; Sigma
Kappa, pledge trainer; Spurs;
Las Meninas; Phi Mu Epsilon;
Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweethearts;
Cap and Gown.
ANDIVACCARO
Elementary Education'; Kappa
Delta, secretary; scrA;An«~
huac; Little Sisters of the Maltese
Cross; Dean's List;
LEROY VADNEY
b~~I;j,g~~~~~r~~rxo1!o¥i;
Upper Division representative;
Who's Who; Dean's List;
Commissioner of Elections;
IFC.
JAN! VAN DEUSEN
Elementary Education; Ski
Club; SCTA; Anahuac.
LANCE EDWARD
THOMAS
Economics.
OLIN E. THOMPSON
English; Alpha Gamma Sigma;
Speech.
LEWIS H. THORNTON
Economics.
HENRY B. THORSEN
Elementary Education; Graduate
with Honors.
JERRY EDWA!w VARON
Sociology; Zeta, Beta Tau,
~~:~~do~~~f~BY=~;~~;
Wbo; Dean's !:,isl; IFC Judi.
ciary; Hillel.
EDWARD E. VAUGHAN
Broadcasting.
RICHARD VAUGHAN
General; Lambda Chi Alpha;
Oceotl: Marketing Association;
Newman Club.
JUDITH ANNE TIPPEY
Home Economics; Home Economics
Club, vice president.
THOMAS T. TIRA jR.
Spanish; Sociedad Hispanlca.
CARON TODD
Sociology; Olmeca, Dorm
Officer.
GARY ALLEN TODD
Physical Education; Pi Kappa
Alpha, treasurer, pledge master;
CAHPER, treasurer; AMS,
secretary; Track.
ROXANNA JANE TOOY
Education.
LINDA ELLEN TOOARS
General; International'Stu_
dents Association; Social Welfare
Club; Socfedad Hispanlca.
MICHAEL A. TOMASULO
Journalism;
editor.
The Phoenix,
JOHN TOMPKINS
Social Science.
EVELYN VIRGINIA
VIGNEAULT
Sociology; Anahuac; Newman
Club.
VINTON C. VINT
Mathematics.

VINTON C. VINT 11
Zoology.
REG VITEK
Pre-Law; Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Ski Club; Pre-Legal Society.
OOROTHY ELLEN WADE
Horne Economics; Horne Ec0.-
nomics Club.
NICHOLAS
General.
R. WAITE
CHARLES RAY WALDIE
Political Science.
NANCY WALL
Art; Alpha Phi, treasurer;
~~~h~~:' treasurer; Ski Club;
Eco-
RONNA WARD
Heme Bconcrmcs.Hcme
nomics Ciub, president.
fMfES CLAYTON
WRIGHT
Education; Graduate with
Distinction.
JANE ANN WRIGHT
Home Eeonomics; Alpha Phi
Omega Sweethean; Angel
Flight; Homecoming Queen
Court; Military Ball Queen;
Home Eeonomics Club.
SUSAN WARNER
Elementary Education; GammaPhi
Beta.
JANET E. WATSON
~U:~~~i.AJ.f1d~
~:;C=~ts;
Cap and Gown; Kappa Delta
Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; Spurs.
CAROL ANN WEA YER
Elementary Education; Ski
Club; SCTA.
MARVIN fOHN WEBSTER
Elementary Education; NEA;
SCTA.
BARBARAf.WEEKS
Elementary Education;
Alpha Phi.
EDWARD WEICHEL
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
WARREN
Physics.
A. YATES
WILLIAM A. YAUSSY
Public Administration; Kappa
Sigma; Pi Sigma Alpha.
VIRGINIA A. WENDT
Sociology; Ski Club.
JEAN MARIE WHALEN
English; Ski Club; Newman
Club; Alpha Mu Gamma;
Dean's List.
JAMES A. WHiTE
Accounting; Sigma Pi;
Accounting Society; Water
Polo.
SYDNEY JAMISON WHITE
Biology; College Y.
THOMAS F. ~ARROLA
Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts
Club.
RONALD A. WHITFORD
Electrical Engineering; IEEE.
BILLY J. WHiTING
Social Science.
STEVEN A. WICKS
Engineering; IEEE.
SANDRA CRAIN WIEBE
Physical Education; Kappa
Delta; CAHPER; SPEC.
SANDRA LEE YOUTSEY
Elementary Education.
JUANITA ZARlLLA
Sociology.
JEAN H. ZAWALNICKI
Elementary Education; New~
man Club: SCTA.
MAXINE WILLE
Sociology; Lutheran Student
Association.
LINDA SUSAN WILLIAMS
Elementary Education;
Olmeca Hall, resident
assistant, vice president.
MIKE WIMBUSH
General; Sigma Chi.
KY ELLEN WINCHESTER
Elementary Education; Kappa
Alpha Theta; SCTA; NEA;
Ski Club; Cantebury Association.
CAROL MARIE ZENI
Home Economics; Kappa Delta;
AWS Judiciary Board;
Anahuac; Home Economics
Board; Newman Club.
NANCY J. ZETTS
Education; Pi Beta Phi;
SCTA.
ASRATWOLDE
Art.
MARLENE ANN WOLNER
Sociology.
LINDA ANN WOOD
Zoology.
MITCHELL ROBERT
WOODBURY
Elementary Education; Sigma
Chi; Toltec Hall, resident assistant,
president.
NANCY WARD
WOODROOF
Education.
WILLIAM THOMAS
WOOTTON
Social Science; Anahuac.
JACK WOY
Mathematics; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
GLADYSW.
WOZENCRAFT
Education.
MARION ZMORA
Elementary Education; Alpha
Epsilon Phi; Hillel; Young
Democrats.
CYNTHIA ANNETTE
ZooK
Psychology.

Alumni
Association
EDITO
MESSAGE
OFFICERS
MR. WALLACE FEATHERINGILL
President
MR. TONY NEWBOLD
Vice President
MR. HARVEY GOODFRIEND
Treasurer
MRS. PAMELA GREENWOOD
Secretary
BOARD
MEMBERS
Mr. Ross Bond
Mr. Frederick F. Cicalo
Mr. Daniel W. Hale
Mr. Robert House
Mr. Murdock T. Kidder
Mr. Walter Lang
Dr. Malcolm Love
Mr. Mike Spurgeon
Mrs. Muriel Tolle
The San Diego State College Alumni Association is
involved in many activities related to the campus and
the alumni. They co-sponsor the annual Red-Black game;
participate in Founders' Day by providing buses to tour
the campus, and sponsor the alumni reception. A monthly
alumni newsletter is sent to all members of the Association
containing campus highlights and a calendar
of the current month.
A meeting- of the Alumni Association Board is held
monthly during which time plans are made for presentation
of awards, dinners and other academic and social
events.
PAST
PRESIDENTS
Mrs. Vesta Muehleisen-1931
Dr. Earl Andreen-1932
Mrs. Helen S. Clarke-1933
Dr. Richmond Barbour-1934
Dr. Terrence Geddis-1935
Mr. Jefferson Stickney-1936
Mr. Bob Barbour-1937
Mr. Don Clarkson-1938
Mr. Bert McLees, Jr.-1939
Dr. Sue Earnest-1940
Mr. Barney Carman-1946
Mrs. Jean C. Self-1946
Mr. Bob Breitbard-1947
Mr. Joe Suozzo-1948
Hon. Byron Lindsley-1949
Mr. Gordon Wiggins-1950
Hon. Richard Ault-1951
Mr. William S. Miller-1952
Mr. Fred Whitney-1953
Mr. Dwain Kantor-1954
Mrs. Muriel Tolle-1955
Mr. Grant Nielsen-1956
Mr. Ken Barnes-1957
Dr. Harvey Urban-1958
Mr. Lynn McLean-1959-1960
B. Gen. Bryant Kearney-1961
Hon. Frank H. Nottbusch, Jr.-1962
Mr. Ed Blcssing-1963
The 1964 DEL SUDOESTE is the result of the efforts of
not only the yearbook staff its:lf but also ~o the cooperation
of many others whose assistance was mvaluable.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude
-Cecil Hamil ton (and Helen), the Daily Aztec, Mr. Joe
Renteria, Bob Goddard, Ray Fukamizu, and Richard Barnes
for their photographic contributions.
-Mrs. Marybelle Bigelow and Dr. W. Carlisle Anderson.
-The fall pledge classes of Gamma .Phi Bet~ a~d Zeta
Beta Tau and to Cetza and Spurs service orgamzations for
their help in sales promotion.
-Mrs. Marie Boutelle, the cashiers in the Aztec Shops,
and Mrs. Veva Link for handling the necessary paper
work involved in yearbook production.
-Mike Evans and Linda Suiter for their encouragement
and assistance.
to-
-So K. Smith Company and R. Wallace Pi chel for th
cover and publication of the annual.
-The Publications Board for giving me the opportunity
to serve as editor.
-Mr. Frank Holowach for his unfailing patience and
advice.
-The 1964 DEL SUD OESTE staff itself and the core
of hard workers within it who unfailingly strived for
excellence to make our publication outstanding.
-You the student body, for your support as evidenced
by the 'exceptionally high yearbook sales this year. We hope
you are as proud to own your copy of the 1964 DEL
SUD OESTE as we are to have produced it.
Editor,
1964 DEL SUDOESTE
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INDEX
Abdelnour,George 39,125,175,240
Abelson,Bob 252
Aceves,Manuel 112
Acord,Susan 208,255
Adoir,William 123,262
Adams, Betty 222
Adams,Dona 106,216
Adoms,Donalee 210,262
Adams,John 172
Adams, Dr. John R. 25
Adams,Susie 255
Adomske , John 232
Aebischer, Doug 232
Aftreth,Jordan 179
Ageno,Mary 108
Agnew, Bob 244
Aguirre,Edward 120
Aiken,Charies 262
Albert ,Anthony 128
Alder,Bonnie 41,106,222
Alexander, Buddy 194,238·
Alexander, Earl E. Jr. 262
Alford,Jerald 123,262
Alford,Roger 234
Alger,Don 112,113
Allen, Linda 262
A lien ,Mortha 262
Allen,Robert 131
A lien, Sandro Lee 262
Allen,Sandra Moy 262
Alling,Frank 114,246
Allison,Jim 159,160
Alloway,John 262
Allyn,Doug 125,201,232,262
Almond, Frank 146
Almond,Genie 216
A Isborg, Roger 262
Ames,Adena 106
Amos,David 262
Anderle,Charlee 210
Anders, Larry 114
Anderson, Barbara 255
Anderson,Dr. W. Carlisle 120
Anderson,Cindy 208
Anderson,Dan 238,262
Anderson, Dena 254
Anderson, Gene 175,232
Anderson,Gerald 123,262
Anderson,Janice 220
Anderson,Jim 176,178
Ande rson, Joan 262
Anderson,Judy 116,130,220
Anderson,Julie 106
Anderson, Karen 108
Anderson, Kathy 108
Anderson, Kathy 212,226
Anderson,Lyn 112
Anderson,Matthew 124
Anderson,Dr. Melvin A. 16
Anderson,Paul 145
Anderson,Roger 262
Anderson,Wilen 232,262
Ande rt , Thomas 262
Andrade ,Ernie 250,262
Andrew, Pat 210
Angus,Mike 124
Angus,Shannon 206
Anstedt, Sharon 222
Antell,Judy 216
Antonellis,Mario 262
Aono,Go 112
Aratin,Art 43,114,248
Arbon,Betty 108,109,137,216
Archer, John 236
Argall,Dave 112
Armanino,Nicole 65,218
Armijo,Delores 106,107
Arms trang, Peggy 128
Arnett, Tim 238
Arnold,Paul262
Arrington, Frank 238
Artimez,Donald William 262
Ashcraft,Jim 33,36,112,125,246
Asmann, Dan 83
Astrab,Harry 119
Atkins,Jim 235
Atkinson,Ray 112
Atwell, Gayle 202
Atwoad,Gale 110
Ault,Barry 244
Ault,Natalie 218
Ault, Tom 43,172,240
Austin,Chuck 138
Austin,Evelyn 262
Austin,Lisbet 224
Auxier,Joy 108
Avery,Jack 262
Avery, Penn ie 262
Axtell r Kathy 110
Ayers,Ada M. 262
l.yers,Barbara 254
Babson, Karen 262
Bachakes,Pauline 108
Bachman ,Dick 244
Bacon,Judy 75,216,262
Bada ,Jeff 230
Badami, Rich 230
Baer,Brad 179,182
Bailey,Greg 262
Bailey,Steve 234,262
Baker ,Bob 242
Baker,Dennis 234
Baker,Dianne 206
Baker, Francie 212
Baker, Frank 240
Baker ,James Kenneth 262
Baker ,Maxine 262
Baker, Robert Wi II iam 262
Baker, Vic 234
Bakkom, Paul 112
Balch,Rob 228
Baldock,Louis 263
Baldridge,Dean Paul 263
Baldwin,Dr. Bernard 151
Baldwin,Bob 112,131,246
Baldwin,Maureen 128
Baldwin,Sally 106
Balestra,Judi 110
Ba II, George 248
Ball,Jim 116
Ballagh,Marilou 224
Ballow, Terry 236
Bane ,Barbara 263
Banks,Janet Lou 263
Bannister,Nancy 255
Barach,Roland 252
Barad,Jules 250
Baranov, Roberta 204
Baranov,Ron 252,263
Barber,Douglas Paul 263
Barber,William 119,123
Barbour,Mary 121,224,255
Bareham,Stan 112,194
Barker, Donna M. 263
Barnard, Donna 220
Barnard, Wanda 221
Barnhill,William L. 263
Barrett,Barbara Ann 115,263
Barrett ,Mary 224
Barrows,Sharon 206
Bartlett,Betty 208
Bartlett, Pat 208,263
Barto,Kathy 106,254
Bartz,Peggy 221,260,264
Basko,Ed 238
Basler,Janice M. 264
Bass, Bob 253
Bateman ,Janet 218
Bates,Beverly 110
Bathrick, Ray 112
Batiz ,Buddy 248
Battenfield,Ginger 212,260
Baumann ,Howard 244
Baxter, Peggy 106,119
Baylor,Gary 163,184
Bazar ,Andrew Paul 264
Beam,Craig 112
Bean, Gregory D. 264
Beard, Donna 264
Beavers, J im 240
Beckett, Nikki 212
Beckman,Jim 114
Bedillion,Stephanie 68,212
Beechler, Lynn 41,108
Beekley,Del195
Be Iden, Larry 244
Bell,Barbara 108,115
Bell,Bill 163
Bell,Marjorie 108
Bell, Tom 169,171
Bellinger,Duane 248
Bellwood,Bonnie 110
Belprez, Vic 240
Bemis,Wendell 250
Benedict,Donna 217
Benjamin,Dr. Robert L. 35,149
Bennett ,Cheri 255
Bennett, Gary 236
Bennett,Mike 253,264
Benson, Ruth Bell 264
Benter, Jeff 236
Bentley,AI 228
Bentley,Phil242
Benton,Cari 172
Berg, Geri 222
Berg, Gregory 264
Berg,Joe 238
Bergman, Dan 253
Berndes, Barry 135,264
Berner, Gladys F. 264
Berry ,Jack 234
Berry, Pat 209
Besoyan ,Shannon 224
Best ,Chuck 228
Bettag,Janet 218,254
Bettinger,Karen 106
Bevington,Mary 202
Bewley, Linda 110
Beyer,Marvin W. Jr. 264
Beyrer ,Meri Iyn 214
Bible,Roland 230
Bierma,Suzy 110
Biggs,Dr. Millard 36
Bi Iger ,John 237
Bilicki, Peter 264
Biondo,Maria 211
Biondo, Vince 32,125,244,261,
263,264
Bippert,Ron 112
Bird, Wi Iliam John 264
Birgelailis,Jane 117
Birkel,Jim 248
Bishop,Ashley 76
Bishop,Gary 239
Bishop,Linda 218
Bistline,Bill 124
Black,Bob 239
Black,Marnie 223
Blackstock,Cathy 110
Blackwood,John 125,237
Bladow,Mike 240
Blanc ,Susie 202
Blanchard,John 114,246
Blankenship,David 112
Blecha,Carol Lynn 264
Bley,Bob 249
Blindbury,Joan 223
Bliss,Janet 264
Bliss, Kenneth 264
BIiss, Larry 228
Block,Russel 193
Boal,Bob 231
Bodge, Elizabeth 264
Boe,Alice Faye 264
Bogart,Rex 139
Bogley, Tom 114
Bohl, Nick 249
Bohman,Barbera 108
Bohren,Jan 264
Bojac, Richard 131
Bolan ,Rick 235
Boland,Marilyn 202
Bolles, Denise Cleora 264
Bollman,Pete 231
Boman, Roger 237
Bonds,Carol 110
Bonsignore,Diana 209
Boochard, Kenneth 284
Bookbinder ,James H. 128,264
Borchers,Henry 264
Boschetto ,Joe 237
Bost, Brian 242
Bost ,John 115
Boswell,Tom 115
Bottroff,Sally Logan 206
Bouchard,Jerry 237
Bouchard,Kenneth 120
Bouer,Melanie 209,255,264
Bouman ,Howard Wayne 264
Bowers,Don 125,249,264
Bowers,Jim 165,166,167,171
Bowers,Kathy 106
Bowne,William 35
Bowness,Susan 110
Box,Jim 125,132,135,264
Bayce,Allen 237
Boyce, Karen 73,225
Bayd,Cynthia 264
Boyd,Margie 37,223,254
Boyer, Greg 249
Boyle, Virginia 264
Boynton,Philip 264
Bozich, Toni 106
Bradford, Gabriel 265
Bradley, Betty 38,126,219
Bradley, Dennis 265
Bradner,Jean 213
Bradshaw,Ginger 119,265
Bradt ,Barbera 110
Brady,Marvin 249
Brady,Sue 221
Brafman ,Simon 253
Brage ,Gary 249
Brandemarte,Ralph 241
Branstetter, Gary 35,201,241
Brasher, Arl yce 265
Bratten,Skip 249
Braun ,George 239,265
Brav,Melvyn Jay 125,252
Brawn,Carol A. 265
Bray, Dick 241
Bray,Linda 119
Brazelton,Mac 127
Bream,Bob 139,241
Breedlove,Donna 121,265
Brees,Bill 112,265
Brega, Dana 243
Breise, Wayne Edward 266
Breniman,Mary 106,107
Bress ler, Jerry 243
Brickman,Allen 112
Brimhall,Bob 232
Brindell ,Charles 266
Bridley, Robert 112
Brinnen,Mike 254
Britt,Wayne 241,266
Broadbent, Harry 177
Broadway,Brenda 225,255
Broadway,Charlie Mack 266
Broderick,Ed 237
Brodshatzer, Dr. Arthur 119
Bronk, Rona Id Scott 235
Brooks, Don 248
Brooks ,James 251
Brooks, Ken 239
Brophy,Diane 217
Brown, A Ian 235
Brown,Dick 248
Brown,Frank 176,177,233
Brown, Inez Myra 150,266
Brown,Jennefer 117,202
Brown, J im 82
Brown,LaRue 260,266
Brown,Mike 233
Brown,Morene 225
Brown, Ramona 211
Brown,Stephen 119
Brown,Susan Elizabeth 266
Brown, Terry V. 265
Browne, Barbara 213
Browne, Nancy 225
Brownell ,Anne 119
Brownell,Donna 106
Browning,Rich 112,113
Bruce ,Mark 128,191
Brucker,Alex 42,125,253
Bruderlin, Tom 248
Brumagim, Terry 110,266
Brunelle ,Charles 235
Brunner ,Marilyn 209
Brush,Barbara 219
Bruynee I, Tom 229
Bryant, Barbara 266
Bryant,Nancy Elizabeth 266
Bubel,Bob 131,235
Buby , Randy 131
Buchanan,Mike 236
Buck,Charies 235
Buck,Dick 33,124,125,251,261
Buckel,Eileen 106
Buckne II, Gwen 206
Buddle,PauI266
Budzinski,Alice 34,116,224
Buehler,Paul 127
Bueh Iman ,Ann 223
Buesing, Karl Michael 266
Buggert, Gerald F. 266
Bullock,Rich 179
Bumgardner, Joan 117
Bunde,Dennis 116
Bunker, Lorene 106
Burch,Dick 149
Burds,Judity 266
Burgad, Patricia 218
Burgert, Elizabeth 219
Burgeson ,Mark 114
Burgess,Dr. William C. 191
Burke, Frederick Wi lIiam Jr. 266
Burke , Tom 245
Burkett, Lee 119
Burkheimer ,Nancy 219
Burkin,Elayne 266
Burnett, Larry 236
Burnette,Don 241,266
Burns,Donna 110
Burrows, Walt 245
Burson,Gary 173
Burton,Nancy 106,266
Burton,Oscar F. 266
Burk, Nancy I 10
Bush,Barbera 106
Bush, Duane 241
Bush, Patric ia 266
Butler, Diane 108
Butler ,John 158,159,161
Buxton, Wi liard C. 266
Byrd,Randall 150
Byrnes, Gary 253
Byrum, Jon 245
Caballero, Joe 139
Cabush,David 266
Cadman ,M idge 106
Cagle,Paul233
Cairns, Fred 235
Cairns,Mary 121,266
Callahan,BiI1248
Callahan,Elizabeth 210,266
Callahan,John Caswell 266
Callender, David 172
Calma, Pedro R. 266
Calmer, Pete 239
Camarillo,Mathew 266
Cameron, Elizabeth 106
Cammack,Jackie 213,254
Campbe II ,Alan 189
Campbell,Greg 175
Campbe II, Lane 183
Campbell, Virginia 207
Campbell,William 131
Camphuis,Don 229
Cannon, David 80,82
Cantrell,Bil1229
Capaiu,Marianne 108,109,115
Capehart, Dav id 124
Capp,Dr. Martin 22
Capp, Patty 110
Cappadonna,Dominie 38,202,263,
266
Capune,Suzanne 110
Caradine ,Mary J. 266
Cardenas,Alfonso F. 266
Carlsen, James W. 83,149,266
Carlson, Joan 266
Carpenter, Katha 207
Carpi ,Ken 112
Carr,Barry 124
Carrier, Ralph 231
Carroll,Ann 223,266
Carroll ,Dave 233
Carroll,Sheila 243
Carruthers,Jim 125,201,234
Carson, Allen 127
Carson, Bill 233
Carson, Kern 158,159,160,162
Carter, Butch 189
Carter,Mike 245
Cortwright, Bob 243
Carvin,Joyce 108
Cary ,John 234
Cosores, Karen 217
Cash ,Margaret 219
Cashore, Richard 247
Cassell ,Carol 223
Cassie,Tom 184,188
Catlin,AII65,166,167,171
Cattano,Mary 128
Cattell ,Charlie 239
Causley,William 112
Cavallin,Diane 203
Cave ,Miss Mary 126
Cavey,Sid 194,245
Cerveny, Bette 221
Cesario, Arthur J. 267
Chabot,Joan 219
Chaffin, Randy 261
Challet, Gil 125,242
Chamberlain,Margie 129,207
Champion, Barbara 213
Chapman, Linda Ann 267
Chapman, Wayne 267
Charles,Dr. Carol 151
Charles,Ruth M. 267
Chase,Dick 134
Chastain,Mona Elise 267
Chatfie Id, Eldon 124
Chatterley, Lois Edrie 267
Cheney, John 190
Chernack,Harvey 137,252
Cherry, John 127
Chesrown,Cathy 126,213
Chillo,Ron 248
Chilton,Julie 225
Christian,Chris 112,233
Christiansen, Gayle Christian 37,
75,136,217,243,297
Christensen, Tom 172
Christino,Mike 239
Christy, Karen 11 0
Christy, Robin 42,223
Chrysler, Earl 119
Chu,Shuhong 114
Church,Bob 249
Churchill,Davene 225
Ciaglio,Judy 207
Cirello, Tom 229
Cirino,Stefana 267
Clancy,Sharon 108
Clardy,GiI 149
Clardy, Sabra 267
Clark,Carol 106,118
Clark,Cecile 268
Clark, Dave 245
Clark, Gary 150
Clark,James 268
Clark,Kathy 110
Clark,Kay 130
Cf~rk,Roger 157,161,184,
185,188,241
Clark,Tom 194
Clark , Tony 240
Clarke, Kathy 106
Clarke,Sue 108
Clasen,Bill 234
Clauder,BilI176, 177, 178,240
Clay,Ben 33,35,43,240
Clay,Bi11239
C layburgh, Susan 108
Clayton,Homer 124
Cleator,Bob 238
Cleator,Linda 222,243
Clemens,Chris 114
Clements,Shirley 200,214
Cleverdon,John 112,233
Close,Jack 231,268
Cloth ier, Don 238
Cobb,Anne 222
Coburn,Chuck 240
Cochran, Fain P. 268
Cochran,Nick 233
Cochran ,Norris 268
Cochran ,Sandra 108
Cochran,Walter S. Jr. 268
Coffer, Jeanne 106
Cohen, Bruce M. 268
Cohen, Douglas 128
Cohen,Jill 106,254
Cohen , Sandy 268
Colbert, Jack 250
Coleman ,Bi II 229
Coleman,David G. 268
Coleman, Linda Rae 268
Coleman, Nancy 207
Coleman,Tim 112,113
Collier,Carol203
Collier ,Clinton 268
Collier, Donna 268
Collier, Dorothy 268
Collins, Dove 249
Collins, James 268
Collins,Jan 130,222
Collins,Michael Joseph 136,
158,159,162,240
Coil ins, Tina 222
Colonell, Patricio 224,268
Colston,Jonet Irene 268
Colvin,Sydney 207
Comings,Art 133,268
Comparini ,Aldo 249
Conawoy,Sally 129
Conner,Jomes 135,268
Connolly, Bernard 119
Conrad,Charleen 110
Conrad, Em ie 229
Conrad,Phyllis 110
Conser, John 124,242,268
Cook,Mike 124,229
Cooks,Eldridge 125,157,158,
160,268
Coombes,John 228
Cooper, Bunny 108,204
Cooper, Lynne 106
Coops,Judy 219
Cordell, Joyce 35,213
Corlett, Bill 244
Cornell,Mark 236
Correa, Rosa Iie 268
Corre ia, Joe 249
Corrente ,Carmine 244
Corso, Kathee 217
Coryell,Mr. Don 157,158
Cosenza,Corolynn 268
Cosky, Valerie 268
Costello ,John 268
Couch,Morilyn 106,214
Couchman,Don 249
Coulter,Lee 244
Covington,Bob 112
Cowan, Bob 240
Cowan,Ernie 138
Cowan,Jill 108
Cowan, Lenore 268
Cox, Branch 244
Cox, Ken 238
Cox,Mrs. Marjorie 116
Cox, Yvonne 213
Craiger, Jock 249
Crawford,Bernard 268
Crawford,Chris 241
Crawford, David 114
Crowford,Les 234
Crawford,M. L. 34
Crowford,Shirley 119
Creason, Denn is 238
Creoturo,Art 123
Crick,CoroI268
Crim, Loretto 110,207
Criswell, Lone 238
Crocker, Terry 121,234,268
Crooks,Judy 218
Croome, Robin 110
Cross, Judy 116
Crossley,Shoron 119
Crouch, Dr. James E. 26
Crouch,Jim 194
Crouch, Joe 235
Crowder ,Penny 203
Crowe,Corolyn Alden 268
Crowell ,Dione 110,222
Crowell ,Janice 110,260,268
Crowley,Shonnon 203
Crumpacker ,Steve 190
Cubley, Walt 157
Cullins, Ron 249
Culver, Mike 235
Cummings, Pat 108
Cummings,Sheryi 110
Cummins,Lorimore 176,177
Cunningham ,Betsy 38,218
Cunninghom,Joseph 131
Cunningham ,Marie 268
Cunninghom,Morietto 110
Cunninghom,Shoron 110
Curran, Jim 238
Curren, Pot 176,241
Curry,Mike 248
Curtice,Morgoret Jo 268
Curtis,Carol A. 108
Curtis,Jim 115
Custer ,Mike 241
Cusumano, Frank A. 268
Dohlen,Jenny 110
Dahlin,Richord Carl Jr. 268
Dail, Tina 106
Dailard,Douglos 118
Doke ,Ronald 244
Dale, Daryl 190
Dale,Eben 43,245
Dole ,Jim 39,236,269
Dale ,Steve 239
Dalich,Mike 241
Doni ,Brion 232
Daniel, Dennis 39,22B,269
Daniels, Ed 239
Daniels, Vern 112
Danielsen, Ron 248
Darby,Joon 128
Dark, James F. 269
Dauwolder, Kathy 121,211
Dovey, Tom 235 '
Dovid,Caroline 210
David,Liz 106
Dovidson,Lindo 106,119
Dovidson,Richord 139,269
Davies,John 241
Davila,Carol 106,212
Davis,Art 110
Dovis,Chuck 245
Dovis,Gory 250
Davi", Karen 269
Davis,Marsho 204
Dovis,Merrell 40,124,176,177,
241,261,269
Davis,Mike 239
Davis/I\." '. 112
Dovis,RonI13,191
Davy,Eileen 116,119,215
Dawson,Carol J. 136,269
Day, Barbaro Mandeville 269
Day,Mike 247
Dearing, Dusti n 209
DeArmond,Merrilie 215
DeCunea, Donna 117
Deegan,Lyndo 215
Deets,Lindo 210
DeForest, Pot 36
DeGroote,Bob 114,115
Dehoff,Morie 270
Delahunt, Pam 223
Delvoux,Art 125,161,162
Dempsey,Albert 270
Dennis,Pot 119,261
DePogter,Richord 270
Depew, Pot 203
Dernier,Ron 36,112,124
DeSure, Betsy 205
Deuchars,Jomes 139
Devon,Joseph Michael 270
Devereux,Chuck 245,270
Devereux, Tom 245
DeVinney, Dione 128
DeVore, Bob 232
DeVore, Dove 241
DeVore,Dennis 1B3,248
DeVore,Jee 112
DeVore,Jim 119,120
Dewise, Ronald Preston 270
Dewitt ,Margaret Louise 270
Diobeti, Rich 241
Dickens,Lindo 73
Dickerson, Paulo 270
Dickinson,Mory 254
Dickson ,EarlS, 270
Dickson, Fred 248
Dieb,Dennis 175,236
Dietz,Lowell 247
Difan i,Kathy 108
Dill,Judy 218
Dimich,Milon 270
Dingle,Judy 110
Dishion,John 228
Dittamore, Ray 232
Doctor, Bart 252
Dodge, Phil ip D. 270
Doeg ,Suzy 209,270
Doig,Alex 125,231,270
Doig,Margaret 218,270
Dolon,Jackie 128
Donaldson, Dick 112,113,240
Donaldson, Terry 202
Donner, Morv 252
Dostal,Evo 110
Dowell,Pot 106
Dowell,Roland 248
Dowhower, Rod 158, 162
Down,Carol215
Droke,Mike 172
Drew,Pom 212
Driver,Dione 40,218
Druskin,Mr. Victor 36,128
Dryer, Nancy 206
Duckett, Portio 270
Dudley,Morgoret 206
Duell,Bob 112
Duell ,Cathy 212
Duerkson, Leroy Denn is 270
Duggon,Chic 37,134
Duke,Jeni 106,107
Dukes,Pom 108
Dukes,Ron 112
Duly, Ron 183
Duncon,Carolyn 270
Duncan, Gary 239
Dunn,Gory K. 115,270
Dunn, Glenn 119
Dunn ,Marlane 203
Dunn, Nancy 203
Dunsmore, Gory 139,239
Dunston,Sue 106
Dunton ,Mary 202
Dupree,Marilyn 142,224,273
Durbin, Tom 228
Durkin,Eloine 202
Dussomon, Joan 108
Dutton,Jeanette 214
Earner, Lois 270
Easley,Charles T. 270
Eas twood, 5 horon 108
Eoton,Diane 221,255
Ebersole ,Steve 237
Ebert ,Patricia 270
Ecklar,Ben 114
Eddy,Steve 229
Edens, Lorry 247
Edic,Donald 270
Edinger,Michael Anthony 136,
138
Edler,Goyle 218
Eggert ,Carol 270
Eggleston,Jim 82
Eidemiller,D.1. 34
Eifert,Judith 270
Ekrem,Jonice 224
Elbel,Eric 270
Eldridg ,Bob 112
Elioson,Eric 114,115,127
Elioson,John 114,231
Elihu,N shat 110,128
Elijoh,Phyllis 106,255
Elliott,Bev 217
Elliatt,Linda 68,218
Elliott, Patricio Su 270
Elliott,William J. 270
Ellis,Bob 183
Ellls,Ev Iyn F. 270
Ellis, Robert 250
Ellil,Sheila 106
Ellsworth, J im 245
Ely,Morion 149
Embr ,Joan Hancock 270
Em rson, John 270
Emerton,Bill 128,194,
Em ry,Ro rt 270
Emrich, John 190,245,261,270
Em ry, Jon 230
Eng I,Steve 80
Engelbrecht ,Kathryn 202,211
England r, Pat 143,271
Englander,William 271
English,Joan 110
Engllsh,Nancy 110
English,Sandra 110
Englund,GI n 240
Enkosky,Judy 110
Enlond,Mary 110
Enoch., Bob 235
Enochs, Regina 271
Erb,Jock 232,271
Erickson, Brian 235
Erickson, Dove 249
Erickson, Lynne 271
Ertle ,Bruce Steward 271
Ervice, Greg 235
Escalonte,Rueben 237
Escalera ,Gabriel 161,249
Escalera, Tina 249
Estavillo,Bob 184,188,240
Estes,Penelope L. 271
Estey, Kathy 36,218,260,265,272
Estrada, Robert 131
Eurich,John 251
Evans, Dana Be th 272
Evons,Moridell223
Evans,Mike 114
Evans,Mike 251
Evons,Rick 191
Evons,Stephanie 223,254
Evons,Steve 261,265,272
Evorkiou,Steve 239
Evenson, Karen 202
Evers,Catherine 110
Eversole ,Donny 230
Eves, Sandy 237
Ewalt,Jonet 109,260,272
Ewing,Jon 235
Ewing,Morgie 108,117
Fahner, Janet 110
Fall, Lloyd 272
Fallon, Ken 179
Falls,Jon 212
Fa Iischeer, Leonard 114
Fancher, Troy 240
Fant, Loretta 272
Fares,David 129
Forios,Philip 272
Faris, Tim 239
Forne,Jim 246
Farnell, Francie 110
Farney, Caroi 270
Forre II, George 162
Forris,John 157,162,240
Fassler, Sheryl 209
Fauc her, Larry 128
Fay, Lew 234,272
Fehnders,Elissa 43,206
Feigen,Bob 112
Feldbaum,Morton 253,272
Fe Idman, Joanne 128
Fennema, Byron 112
Ferguson,Jim 172
Ferguson, Norma 272
Ferguson, Sandra 223
Ferguson,Sue 110
Fernold,Quinten 272
Fernandez,Lorry 157,162,272
Ferrantelli,SoI267,272
Ferreras,Ed 139,232
Fe rver, Barbara 200,208
Feurzeig,Bunny 128,129,205
Field, Veronica 272
Fields,Ardith 110
FII.on,J 734
Fin rrnan,Borboro OS
Fin ,Jon 112, 46
Fin J t oy 249
Finn y,CIi f 234
Finn y, Sho ....n 272
Fish r,Borboro 220, 54,271
Fish r,Glorlo 117,18
Fllh r,Naney 106
FIsh r,Su 214
Fish r,Svzann 2
Fish r , Tony 128
Fh

Gast,Mr.151
Gaston, Gigi 216
Gates,Curt 193
Gaudet, George 193
Gauff,L1ayd 157,158
Gaughen, Tam 249
Gavett,Sunnae 38
Gayer,Susan 110
Gear, Ellen 255
Geckter ,Joe 139
Gedney,Jahn 179,182
Gehlin,Diane 119
Gearge,Craig 123
Geargen ,Andrea I17
Geargensan,Heidi 106,207
Gearggin,Cathy 43,203
Gerry,Gail215
Gerry,Mike 173,191
Getline,Ned 253
Getzen, Bob 183
Giannone, Norma 207,273
Giarde,Jeff 136,243,273
Gibbs,Joe 158,160,161,241
Gibson,Janet 208,255
Gibson,Sheila 205
Gibson,Steve 43,68,237
Gibson, Walt 233
Gideon,Ann 210
Gideon,Sally 215
Giffin,Melodie 208
Gilbert ,Janey 43
Gilbert,Jim 189
Gilbertson , Barbara 216
Giles,Bill 114
Gill,James 135
Gillette,Dr. Thomas 34
Gillis,Janet 211
Gingery ,Betty 216
Ginn,Bili 250
Glasier,Jon 249
Gleeson,Lois 106
Glenney,Gayle 212
Glithero,Forrest 168,171
Glover ,James 234,273
Godbout,Cecilia 219,273
Goddard,Judith 274
Godden, John 160, 162
Godfrey,Larry 179,180,182,241
Godfrey ,Nancy 220
Goff,Burdette 241,274
Goffeney,Joe 250
Goggins,Leo 274
Goldkamp, Kenneth 274
Goldsmith,Lynne 110
Golik,Noml274
Gollehon,Gary 234
Gontesky,Mike 233,274
Gonzales,Roque 233
Good,Lee 274
Good,Joyce 137
Good,Sheri 140,225
Goodell ,Bob 233
Goodfriend,Harvey 18,34,36
Goodwin,Raymond 274
Gordon, Barbara 274
Gordon, Don 183
Gorrell,Nancy 143
Gorton, Ronnie 110
Goshorn, Ed 116
Goss ,Bruce 233
Gottlieb,Judy 33,35,37,106,
107,205
Gottschall, Leslie 216
Gould,Dave 112,253
Gourdin, George 237
Grace,Karen 106
Grader, Tom 194
Graf,Chuck 244
Graf, Robert 119
Graham, Je ffrey 274
Gran land, Barbara 207
Grant,Bob 179
Grant,Carol216
Grant,Greer 110
Grant ,John 248
Granton,Marsha 274
Graton,Marsha 108,109
Grant ,Phil 175
Graves, Jane 106
Gray,Dalias 248
Gray, Darlene 225
Gray,Jeremy 244
Gray, Kathy 274
Gray,Melicent 274
Gray,Paula 43,217
Gray,Sally 110
Gray,Vickie 126,200,217,254
Greathou.e, Yvonne 108
Grebbien,Gary 274
Green, Barbaro 36,223
Green,Jahn 274
Green, Linda 106
Green,Marilyn 213
Green,Julie 106
Greenway, Lynn 108
Greer, Dorathy 113
Greogary,Joan 274
Greogory,Sue 217
Griebel ,Ray 274
Griffin,Mike 128
Griffith. t Linda 219
Griggs,Gayle 58,88,89,108,
223,274
Grigsby,Cathleen 110
Grimand,Loweli 274
Grin,Sheila 203
Grindl, Tony 194,250
Griner ,Dorothy 274
Griswold,Janet 274
Griswold,Jim 112,116
Grabe,Marian 274
Grose ,Sherry 223
Gross,Jack 274
Grove,Barbara 129
Grave,Jahn 184,188
Grover,Gail221
Grover,Mike 112
Grube,Dale 274
Gruber, Ed 235
Guerrero, Irene 274
Grundstrom, Suzanne 108
Gruss, Diane 213
Gudith,Lt. Cal. Roy 19
Gulick,Dr. Sidney 16
Gunderson, Becky 106
Gunther, Frederick 128,274
Gurley, Peggy 98, 109,115
Gurrad, John 274
Gustin, Russ 229
Gutzmer,James 274
Ha,Cheung-Fang 274
Hack, Ted 179,181
Haas,Shirely 134 ,243
Hadzima ,Alfred 274
Haefer",Bonnie 38,203
Haeger, Bob 250
Hafer, Bruce 183
Hafner, Gary 183
Hafleger,Mrs. 151
Hagar, Renie 203
Hagen, Walter 274
Hager ,Mike 238
Hagerman, Larry 112
Hagiwara, Tsu-Shi 112
Haiman,Steve 241
Haldeman, Joanne 108
Hale,Dr. Alan 123
Hales,Roberta 17,34,38
Hall,Albert 114
Hall,Joe 229
Hall,John S. 274
Hall,Robert 112
Halienbeck,Sally 72,219,254
Haller,John 229
Halley, Robin 183
Halloran ,Gay 225
Halsted,Mary 274
Halte,Don 157,158,159
Halverson,Melinda 108
Halvorson,Jeannie 209
Hamersley, Paul 230
Hamill,David 116
Hamilton,Bob 246
Hamilton,JoAnn 274
Hamilton,Mary 108
Hamilton,Rainis 110
Hammer,Gerald 120
Hamner,Jan 118,225
Hancock, Kenneth 275
Hand,Sheryl 128
Hand,Pat 110
Hannaford,Sherri 219
Hansen, Bill 235
Hansen,Johanne 117
Hansen,Marilyn 110,123
Hanshaw, Pat 229
Hansford , Leonard 275
Hanson, Robert 35
Hanson,Sharon 275
Hanus, Jeunesse 275
Hanzlik,Sue 130,217
Harbaugh,Linda 209
Hardeman,Carolyn 275
Harder, Dr. Dona Id 16
Harders, Pat 119
Hardie, Les 247
Harding ,Margaret 117
Hare ,Jim 247
Harlow,Al194
Harmon,Jerry 31,36,125,233,
261,267
Harms,Bob 125,275
Harned,Quinn 124
Hamed,William 119
Harp,Bili 241
Harper,Brooke 203,254
Harris, George 243
Harris,Jeff 275
Harris, Lee 238
Harris,Susan 275
Harrison ,Marty 231
Hart,Carol 108
Hart,Elwim 276
Hart,Gary 41,241
Hart, Lee 194
Hart ,Richard 127
Hartley,Boyd 233
Hartley, Dave 250
Hartloff ,Sam 238
Hartman,Dot 37,116,218
Hartman ,Janet 276
Hartstein,Claire 204
Hartwig,Cindy 130
Harvey, Bob 237,276
Harvey,Nancy 108,109
Harvey, Patrie ia 206
Hasbrooke,Ronald 276
Haskins,Jean 108
Hass, David 112,276
Hata Ison, Dorothy 218
Hatfield,Bobbie 276
Hatfield,Sherrili 38,96,130,
203,243,276
Haught, Janet 225
Hauser, Eric 189
Hauser,Ernie 189
Hawk,Clarence 276
Hawley,Dale 158,159,240
Hawley,Mary 106,222
Hawthorne, Phi lip 276
Hay, Wayne 232
Hayes,John 229
Hay,Orvilie 176,177
Headman ,Maggie 110
Heald,Otis 276
Healey,Jim 248
Hearold,Susan 126
Hearst ,Carlene 211 ,276
Heath,James 120
Hebert, Paul 228,276
Hecker ,Mary 255
Heckler,Rick 179,180,232
Hedges,Jerry 228,276
Hedrick,Barbara 108
Hedrick,Rick 232
Hedstrom ,Randy 245
Heenan,Michael 276
Heide,Susan 209,255
Heilamn,Deavon 255
Helberg,Dianne 276
Helgeson,Larry 276
Helsel,Ron 238
Helzer ,Dan 240
Henderson, Linda 255
Henderson,Suzanne 206
Hendricks, Judy 221
Henkelman,Dianne 110
Henry,Pat 110
Henry,Philip 114
Herkelrath,Bonnie 110,276
Herkert, Richard 112
Herman, Kaye 276
Hermann,Rick 183
Hernandez, Fred 235
Herr,Jan 276
Herriman,Horace 122
Herron, Richard 245,276
Herron,Steve 240,276
Hersh ,Jane 108
Hersh,Ronnie 204
Hess, Richard 232
Hickcox,Gaii 224,260,269,276
Hicketh ier ,Robert 112
Hickman,Geneva 119,260,276
Hicks,Herschel 276
Hicks,Jim 236
Hieger, Larry 112,247
Higashizawa, Yoshie 110
Higgins,Bernie 228
Higgins,Claire 110,113,115,247
Higgins,Peggy 106
Higgs,Marge 214,276
Higuchi, Yuko 276
Hill, Douglas 276
Hill,Maureen 116,218
H ill ,Mike 112
Hillis,Janice 225
Hills,Wes 245
H i1men, Do Ie 236
Hilpert,Marilyn 276
Hilts,Don 112,113,240
Hindley,Beth 108,130,222
Hines,Joyce 276
Hines,Nancy 218
Hinrichs, Judy 276
H ippaka ,William 119
Hirata,Ernest 120,276
Hitchcock,Marie 110
Hitney,Herb 112
Hixson, Linda 106
Hobbs, Nancy 106
Hobbs, Tom 112,115
Hobel ,Duane 276
Hodapp, Kath leen 119
Hodge,Glenn 119
Hodges,Dave 194
Hodges , James 235,276
Hodgson,James 276
Hoel ,Dr. Lester 139
Hoelderlin,Art 112
Hoff,Marie 118,209
Hoff,Marilyn 118,209
Hoffing,Sa';d~a 204,277
Hoffman,Ed 176,177
Hoffman, Tom 158,162
Hoffman, Vicki 277
Hofmaister,Jerry 246
Hoham, Sharon 225
Holewinski ,Barbara 255
Holewinski ,Pat 35,224
Hollingsead,Carol 142,206
Hollrah,Caria 110
Holly,Lancey 110,129
Holmerud, Eugene 277
Holms,Chuck 252
Holms,Dr. Darrell 15
Holmes, Kathy 203
Holmes, Kip 254
Holowach,Frank 37
Holt ,Jeff 236
Holt ,Suan 202,277
Holtan,Herbert 112
Holzer,Sue 217
Hone, Doug 228
Honey,Linda 217
Honig,Cynthia 108
Hoo, Wing 127
Hoole, Frank 17,37
Hoopes,Ed 248
Hoover,Sue 128
Hopkins,Fred 112
Hopkins, Katharine 277
Hopkins, Vance 239
Hopper, Beth 110
Hopper,Myra 106
Horn ,Bob 235
Hornung ,Janet 108
Horton, Ida 277
Hosea,Deanna 217
Hosmer,Caria 130
Hoss,Bob 170,171,196,232
Houle, Victor 119
Housel,Carol 110
Housel, Wynn 122,232
Houser, Doug 231
Houser, Kathy 43,216
Hovey,Bob 114,173
Howard , George 139
Howard,Jay 131
Howe,Dimaris 209,254,277
Howe, Katy 202
Howie,Bili 112,113
Hsu,Alice 116
Huben,Bob 248
Huckaby, Lynda 206
Hudson,Almetta 277
Hue,Phan 110
Huebner,Jeanne 129,278
Huff,John 239
Huggins,Lenore 126
Hughes,Sharan 207
Hughes, Steve 236
Hulbert, Ken 239
Hulett,David 242,278
Hull,Helen 202
Hull,Joan 213
Hull ,Judy 218
Hull , Karen 106,107
Humber, Linn 202
Humes,Cecil242
Humphrey,Marv 134
Humphrey, Richard 131
Hungate, Robert 119
Hunt ,Carol 209
Hunter,Anne 108,109
Hutcherson,Steve 112
Hutchinson,Don 191
Hutchinson,Dorothy 129
Hutter,Jerry 245
Ikeda,Dr. Hitoshi 151
Ikerd ,Janet 106
Ickis, Barbara 278
Ihrig, Wanda 278
IIiff,George 240
Ingle,Jerry 125,250
Ingram, Sharon 278
Inzunza,Ralph 278
Irgang,Dr. Frank 37,120
Irvine, Ginger 37,218,269
Irvine, Virginia 278
Isaacson, Steve 125,252
Isenhour, Nancy 207
Ishimine,Hilda 119
Isom, Tom 245
Ives,Chris 106
Jacobson,Alan 235
Jacobus, Karen 109
Jacobus,Karhl 183,242
Jacques, None y 106
Jaffe ,Allen 278
James,Fred 112
James,Judibeth 110
James, Prise i 110 278
Jameson, Judy 278
Jamieson,Gerri 73,213
Jamison ,Carol 108
Jansen,Steve 241
January,Jerry 239
Javorik, Barbara 110
Jedlicka,Linda 110
Jenkins,Carol 106
Jenkins,Don 115
Jennings,Evalynn 278
Jensen, Barbara 149
Jensen,Janet 130,142,216
Jewell,Bob 118
Jimeniz ,Carlos 139
Jimeniz, Tom 39,245
Joe,Marcon 139,282
Johansing,Gere 112,250
Johnson ,Chery I 222
Johnson,Dave 36,125,127,246,278
Johnson,Georgia 213
Johnson, Greg 112
Johnson, Kay 129,278
Johnson ,Janet 41,106,116
Johnson ,Judith 278
Johnson,Judy 34,260,271
Johnson, Judy 108
Johnson ,Judy E. 219,254
Johnson, Lawrence 278
Johnson, Leonard 278
Johnson, Lewis 114,278
Johnson, Linda 202
Johnson ,Margaret 216
Johnson ,Mary 278
Johnson ,M ike 112,233
Johnson, Pete 236
Johnson,Rich 114,119,127
Johnson, Robert 278
Johnson,Vicky 255,278
Johnson, Yvonne 278
Johnston, Denn is 193
Johnston, Kathy 106
Johnston ,Mickey 192,193
Johnston,Richard 125,278
Jondall,Dottie 126,208
Jones,Buddy 157,158
Jones,Dale 278
Jones,Diane 119
Jones, Don 194
Jones,Frank 233
Jones,Judi 43,106,216
Jones, Kath leen 213
Jones, Kathy 213,254
Jones, Linda 207
Jones,Linda 278
Jones,Mike 231
Jones, Patti 222
Jones, Roger 249
Jones,Ron 112,113
Jones,S haron 255
Jones ,Xenaphon 278
Jordan,Sallie 14
Jordan, Sandy 117
Joyce, James 278
Jozwicki, Paul 112
Judy,Sharon 224
Judy,Sharon D. 278
Julian,Dr. James 37,135
Junger,Pete 112,131
Jurin,Laura 110
Justus,Neil 278
Kahuna,Mike 112
Kaiser,Susan 119
Kalanquin, Kay 219
Kambestad, Lynn 108
Kampley, linda 82
Kane, Lonn ie 205
Kanewske, linda 212
Kaplan,Denis 194
Kara,Judy 110
Karel,Linda 128
Karman, Larry 27B
Koskey, Joyce 108
Katz,Sande 106
Keapproth, Gary 112
Kearn, Linda 110
Keatley,Jim 114
Kebort ,Arthur 278
Keeley,Jim 128
Keene,Marsha 106,115
Keeton,Jim 239
Kelber,Rich 112
Kelford, Kimary 211
Kelley,Edeli 224
Kellog,Connie 83
Kelly,Donald 278
Ke lIy, Kathy 255
Kelly,Michael278
Keltz,Jacqueline 278
Kemper, Kathy 223
Kempff,Skip 112
Kenaston,Court 173
Kenaston,John 239,278
Kenda II ,Kay 279
Kendall,Dr. Willis 36
Kendel,Michael 279
Kennedy, Dale 233
Kenney, Dr. Louis 29
Kenyon,Steve 249
Kernes,Dale 176,233
Kerns, Kenneth 279
Kerr, Terry 279
Kerth,Lela 279
Kess ler, Ken 235
Kette la, Dave 249
Keyes,Ray 241
Khoury,Simon 114
Kidder,Carol 130,212,279
Kidder,Dave 114,252
Kidwell ,Dr. Will 18
Kiefer,Joe 34,37,114,261
Kilius,Ned 114
Killigore,Edward 279
Kiloh,Barbara 221
Kim,Bob 249
Kimbell ,Dennis 245
Kimmerl ing, Paula 208
Kindley,Kay 216
King ,Roger 239,279
Kinse 110, Karen 108
Kirkpatrick,Richard 112
Kisso, Fernanda 106
Kitchin,Robert 279
Klein,Barry 110
Klemetsrud, Terry 193
Kline,Carolyn 128
Klovin,Arnold 279
Kloven, Jan 234
Knight,Denise 110
Knittel ,Margaret 279
Knox,Joni 205,279
Knudson,Pete 241
Kochendorfor,Sandee 254
Koering, Bob 239
Koester, Tom 249
Koleto,Lynn 108
Kolly, Thomas 279
Kopp,Ron 113
Korporaal,Ron 125,231
Korzep, Bob 161
Kosmack ,Joe 229
Kosvic, Kathryn 279
Kramb,Diane 106
Kramer, John 253
Krasnow, Erwin 253
Krause,Bob 231
Kreider,Stephanie 108
Kreitzer ,Lou 114
Krepps, Virginia 280
Kretowicz,Anthony 83
Krienke ,Gretchen 212
Krienke,Helen 280
Kronberger,Bill 125,234,280
Krone, Winnie Poo 35,205,280
Krueger ,Curt 243
Kruse, Kristal 108,109
Kuhn,Cheryl212
Kuhnert, Robert 280
Kuiper,Carolyn 206
Kujawa,Carol 223
Kuntz,Johanne 217
Kurtz,Flarice 110
Kusik, Randy 212
Kustner, Jay 253
Kwint, Bob 253
Kwolik,Diane 108
Lacy,John 39,125,244
Laffoon, Karen 129
LaFonta,Sydney 140,219,280
Laible,Joanne 110
Laine,Lorence 106
Lair,Sharon 108
Lake, Frank ie 106
Lake ,Jarrett 173
Lake ,Linda 219
Lamb,Barbera 219
Lamb, Edna 280
Lamb,Juelle 73,203,255
Lambden,Bill253
Lambe,MichaeI28-
Lamden, Dr. Charles W. 20,119
Lamott,John C. 280
Lamprau,Christine 38,126,213
Landa, Vic 229
Landreth,Bill 194,231
Lane,CaroI78,219
Lane ,Jim 120,173,191,244,280
Lane, Pat 108
Lanfried, Lee 246
Lang,Connie 110
Lang ,Diane 210,243
Lang, Tom 241
Lange,Marilou 130,216,280
Lange,Sue 137,217
Langenbach, Robert 119
Langley,Marty 110
Langsdorf,Sharon 110
Langston, Dick 241
Lantz, Harriet 107,115
Lanza, Brenda 280
Lapworth, Brian 234
Lares, Victor G. 280
Larick,Judy M. 280
Larkey, Nancy 208
Larkey,Susan 208
Larkin, Janet 213
Laswell,M. Kay 224
Laughery, Lee Anne 108
Lavery,Charlene 128
Lawatch, Jacque line 206
Lawatch,Leni 109,280
Lawler,Sylvia 221,280
Lawrence,Pam 129
Lawson,Dr. Donald 123
Lawson, Kent 157,159,161,162,
241
Lawson , Teresa S. 280
Lay,Dave 161,162,175
Lazos,Barbara 217
Leaman,Barba 140,224
Learned, Don 135 ,242
LeBarron,Evangeline 119
Lebowitz,Nancy 108
Lederer,Tom 112
LeDesma,Ray 128
Lee,Allen 230
Lee, Dwight R. 280
Lee,Hyman 116,261,280
Lee, Ryndle 230
Leeds, Gary 253
Lefler,Bili 184,188
Lehman , Ingerborg 280
Leichliter,Ellen 108
Leimbach,Bill 175,237
Leinbach,David 280
Leiser,Mary 221
Leland,Marti 136,205
Leland, Nanci 220,254
Lembeck, Duke 244
Lembeck, Lance 237
Lembeck,Mike 32,36,236,261,
271 ,280
Lemme,Dr. Maurice M. 15
Lenain,Adrian 234
Lenett,Harvey 226,252
Lenke,Diane 210
Lennon,Mike 229
Leonard ,Bi II 139
Leonard, Ken 230
Leppert, Norma 225
Leptich,Dean 34,37
LeSage, Jeff 233
Lesikar, Dianna 106
Lessard, Roy 37,125,241
Lessard, Tam 176,177,241
Lessem ,Ron 252
Lester, Tom 237
Levi, Dan 125
Levy,Marilyn Peachblassom
205,280
Lew, Victor W. 280
Lewin,Jack 237
Lewis,Doris L. 280
Lewis,Jack 233
Lewis ,J im 234
Lewis,Jahn 237
Lewis,Jan 138
Lewis,Lantz 233
Lewis,Steve 247,280
Leyton,Mary 151
L'Hommedieu,Judy 110
Liddell,Mariane 213
Lieberenz, Ray 229
Lieberman, Dee 215
Lieberman, Jay 252
Ligon,Ernie 191
Lilley,Lynne D. 280
Lindeberg,Frank 114,172
Lindner, Richard 280
Lindsay,Annette 223
Lindsay,Chuck 238
Lippitt ,John 280
Little,Marion 35,40,121,280
Lizalde,Milo 184
Lizano, AI 233
Lloyd,David 124
Lloyd, Donna 1 10
Locklin, Paul 240
Lockwood, Wayne 135
Logan, Pete 240
Logans, Tommy 34,39,125,261
273
Lomac,Jeannie 73,209
Long,Bonita 110
Long,Donald B. 119,280
Long,Natalie J. 280
Long,Ran 39,201,237
Lange,Marianne 215
Loomis,Dr. David D. 36,147
Loomis,Diane 108
Lopez,Jan 110
Loss,John 244,280
Lottermoser, Don 232
Loughman, Jean 213
Louis,Lee 138,244
Love,Dr. Malcolm A. 14
Lovelady,Robin 215
Lowe, Frank lin P. 280
Lower,Jo Ann 281
Lowitz, Roger 253
Lowrey,Rick 240
Loya,Bob 128
Lucas,Paul 149
Luce ,Lawrence 120
Lueck,Carol 110
Luhnow, Tom 33,37,242
Lukehart, John 235
Lundquist, Linda 213,281
Lunt ,Martin 281
Lurie,Midge 281
Lusk, Karen 110
Luster ,John 175
Luster,Robert 82
Lux,John 237
Luxenburg, Judy 126,220
Luyendyk, Bruce 250
Lyman,Jim 236
Lyman,Lutie 238,281
Lynch,Sharon 203
Lyon ,John 246
Lyon,Ken 124,131,235,281
Lyons,Jane 128
Lyons,Sandi 255
MacDonald,Denny 39,125,238
MacDonald, Raymond 281
MacFarlane,Bob 112,249
Mack,Rozanne, 38,95,103,219
Mackey,Bob 166,167,168,171
MacKirdy,Martha 109,116
MacLaggan,Jim 114
Macleod, Kathleen 282
MacLeod,Mary 110
MacNeil ,Timothy 75,136,245
Macy,Rich 240
Madden, Sandy 110
Madigan,Mike 175
Madison ,Brooks 249
Madison, Palmer 282
Maggio,Carol 209
Magu ire ,Sharon 110
Mahon,Jock L. 282
Maio, Tony 240
Mak,Chuen Kwong 138
Male,Wllliam R. 282
Males,Jim 242
Maim ,Sharyn 220
Malone ,Marionn 110
Maloney, Franny 203
Ma laney, Joa I 203,282
Maloy,5t ve 235
Manch ster,Doug 41,240
Mend I,D na 106
Mandel, Toni 204
Manfredi,Clal 119
Maniss,Sharan 149
Mann,Bili 191,232,282
Mann,Ed 114,115
Mann,Shirley 282
Manning,Chri.238
Mannlng,Paul 183
Manson, Larry 39,248
Morckwardt,Pam 217,254
Marckwardt, Tom 238
Mardl.,James 123
Marlan,Anlto 203
Morion,Sheila 117,203
Marken, Gr 9 114
Markham ,Stu 246
Markley,Richard 114
Marks,Richard A. 282
Marquez,Adriano 106
Marr,Norm 184,188
Marriner,Ann 110
Marseilles,Bill 184,188,241
Marsh, Joan 222
Marsh,Paul 232,282
Marston ,EI izabeth 110
Marstan,Mary 219
Martin,Bob 231
Martin, Dan 236
Martin, Dave 184,246
Mart,in, Dick 248
Martin, Gary 238
Martin,Jacqueline 282
Martin,Jerome B. 282
Martin,Joyce K. 282
Mart in, Leroy 125
Martin, Lois E. 282
Martin, Nancy P. 282
Martin, Paul 128
Martin, Rick 245
Martin,Sandy 253
Martin, Tom 231
Martindale ,Richard 282
Martinez,Art 112
Martinolich,Chuck 123
Martins,Jim 245
Martyn,Chariene 221
Marzano, Robert 123
Mason ,Andy 239
Massey, Don 232
Masterson,AI 239
Mate,Algo 119
Mather, Dick 241
Mathis,Susan 225,255
Math ison, Roger 234
Matline,Soup 114
Matlock,Bruce 229
Matson,Dennis L. 116,282
Mattek, Bunny 202
Matthews, John 236
Mattoon,William 120
Mattrow,Marti 108,126
Maxwell ,Jerry 248
Maxwell,Sandra 102,225,255
May,Dave 112
May,Elaine 221
Mayer,Janice 222
Mayo, Joseph 282
McAleer ,Jackie 255
McArthur ,John 241
McArthur, Susan 103
McBee,Linda 106,107
McCalla, Linda 215
McCampbell,Jim 229
McCambridge,Ed 128,234
McCarl, Joan 73,209
McCarty, Frank L. 281
McCaslin,Nancy 260,281
McCauley, Gary 175,232
McC 10in, Sandy 202
McClaughert,Bob 114
McClellan,Jayce 232
McClung,Jim 194,246
McClure,Mike 239
McCorkell ,Jerelyn 206
McCormick,Steve 229
McCorquoda Ie, Bob 236
McCoy, Lloyd 157,161
McCoy ,Mr. Robert 36
McCoy,Rob rt 124
McDoni I,AI rt C. 281
McOonl I,D ,,124,127
McOanl 1,00n 193
McDani I,St" 230
McD ,,"ott,Jlm 123
McDonald,Carol 209
McDonold,P n 208
McOougol,Do" 194,234
McDovgall ,Sandra 281
McDow II ,Glenn 228
McEncroo, Jock 239
McFadd n, Tom 236
McFarland,Conno 108,281
McGh ,Mik 184,241
McGI,,1 y,S)'b1l 206
McGrath, Thomlll 281
McGr w,LoD Iio 108,115
Mclnn s,AI 123,233,282
Mclntlr ,Jam s 282
Mcjunkins, Po rlclo 149
Me ,PalO t A. 282
McKentl ,Sh 1111 122
McK wn,Chuck 239
McKinstry, William 282
McKlttrfck,Mlke 239
McLaughlin,Borboro 282
McL nnon, Lindo 213
McMahon, Tau ....-J on 117
McManus, John 120
McM nomy,L1ndo 217
McMlllan,No,," 179,180,241
McMullon,James 120
McMullen, John 239
McNamara,Shoran 255
McNeoly,Craig 282
McNow,Mlko 112
McPhad n,Lesley 106
McPhorland,Cheryl 108
McPherren, John 282
McPherren,Marcia 208
McPherren,Morgy 218
McPherson, Terry 59, 193,233
McPhie,Pamelo 128,210
McQueen,Diano 282
McReynolds, Dick 112
McWhorter ,Catherine 110
Means,Gary 112,113
Mech,AI 112
Medine,Pomelo 225,254
Meek,Larry 166,169,171,241
Meeker,Joe 158,160,161
Meeker, Phil 237
Meggitt,Rick 239
Melchione,Mary 110
Melius,Marsha 214
Mello,Rabert 119
Mellusi,Jay 238
Melone,SholTOn 282
Meltzer,Mike 124
Mendez,Eddie 161,163,184,
188,241
Mendez,Morio 159,160,161,241
Menzie, Lindo 224
Menzie, Sharon 43
Merchant, Toni 224,282
Meredlth,L. Roe 119
Memar, Fronk 189
Merlno,Elisa 117
Merion, Joseph 282
Merman ,Anne 43,224
Merritt, Darlene 224
Mershon,Genevieve 282
Metcalf,M. Kathryn 282
Meyer,Henry E. 282
Meyer,Richard S. 282
Meyer,Shoron 196,107
Meyers, Doug 237
Mhoan,Judy 224
Michaels,Stan 184,188
Miele,Betty 106,128
Mijares,Juan 282
Mikolyczyk,Pat 110
Miley,Fred 40
Milk.,Jack 158,159,160,162,
240
Millen,Cheryl 222
Miller,Anne 43,212
Miller,Arlene 283
Miller,Bertha 150,151,283
Miller ,Bob 228
Miller,Bonnie 223
Miller,Eloise 283
Miller, Georgia 214
Miller,Jan 217,254
Miller,Joan 223
Miller,La Mar 283
Miller,Lance 125,201,228
Miller,Marcine 283
Miller,Mike 233

--.-------------------------- ....--IBIII!I----- _
Miller,Stephanie 106
Miller, Terry 283
Miller, Waskah 73,223
Millican,Ed 149
Mills,Dr. Jack 149
Mills,Jim 226,245
Mills,Linda 283
Millsan,Wallace 119
Milne,Dr. David 28
Minar,Marion 208,283
Minton,Caral 117,126,220,226
Mitchell,Katie 110
Moe, Donna 212
Moffett, Georgia 118,214
Maffett,Jim 116
Mohr,Linda 218,283
Molino,Julia 108
Mollick,Ron 252
Monahan,Barbara Muggins 283
Monell,Jerry 39,125,238,273,
283
Monninger,Carole 218,283
Manteath,Barbara 218
Montgomery,Jack 81
Mantgomery,Jim 179,181,283
Moody, Joy 202
Moore,Carolee 106
Moore,Dennis 31
Moore, Denny 34,237
Moore,Jim 112
Maore,Linda 212
Moore,Lurlie 218
Maore,Tom 228,284
More ,Bob 184,188
Marebe I10, Sam 233,284
Mareno, Hector 284
Morey, Kathleen 97,225,255,
284
Morey,Rick 245
Morgan, Barbora 119
Morgan,Bob 194
Morgan, John 284
Morgan,Juanita 284
Morgan, Jun ior 284
Morgan,Marsha 106
Morgan , Mary 210
Morgan, Tam 34,233
Morgner, John 238
Morillo,Antonio 119,284
Morin,Arthur 284
Morley,Mary Jo 220
Morris, Dave 159
Morris,Diana 220
Morris ,Jack 233
Marris,Linda 110,115,284
Morris,Meri 217
Morris,Nancy 106
Morrisan,David 114
Marr ison1 Lawrence 112
Morton,Mike 240
Mosburg ,Charles 284
Mosby,Donalda 91
Maser ,Martha 284
Moser,Mike 250
Moshtaghi, Kamran 284
Moss,Kathie 110
Moss ,Maureen 204
Mosso, Barbara 108
Moucheron,Marcel 284
Mroz,Sabin 234,284
Mueller, Lydia 284
Muhlig,Anne 254
Muirhead,Clarence 284
Mullen,Gayle 106,219
Mullin,Robert 284
Mumby,Roger 238
Munch,Dena 110
Munson, Babbi 208
Munster, Pat 81,149
Munz,Mike 39,125,228
Murdock, Don 245
Murdock ,Sue 212
Murphy, Larry 245
Murphy,Mike 184,188
Murray, Janet 210
Musil , Donna 219
Musuraca, Ester 284
Mwank i ,D. D inauri 284
Myers,Caralyn 34,204,205
Myers,David 131
Myers, Linda 110,212
Myers,Mike 32,36,275
Myhro, Elaine M. 284
M yhra, Ron 236,254
Nachant ,Sue 209
Nails,Phillip 124
Naiman,Edward 128
Nanartowich, Edward J. 284
Nance, John 112
Napier, Ray 179
Narky,Gerry 106
Neal,David 284
Neal,Gary 234
Nebel-Thau,Susan 284
Nedlick,Jim 244
Neel,Charlie 184,188,240
Neeson,John 112,284
Neeson,Mary 284
Nefflen,Edgar 240
Neil ,Louise 218
Neil,Michael L. 284
Neill,PhiI243
Nelson,Bob 123,230
Nelson, Brad 235
Nelson,Jeri 110,118
Nelson,Joan 109
Nelson, Joyce 218
Nelson,Matt 236
Nelson,Stanley 284
Nelson, Wendy 213
Nesbit ,Margaret 106,107
Ness,Rachel 204
Nessler,Carrie 220
Nesvold, Fred 250
Nett, Robert 284
Nettles,Craig 166,171,184,
188,238
Nevin,Jonni 255
Nevin,Nancy 106
Newbro,Tom 236
Newby,Cindi 129
Newcomb, Doug 244
Newman,Bill 123
Newman,Pete 125,240
Newman, Ross 284
Newman ,Suzanne 101
Newman ,William 284
Nguyen,Nhi 106
Nichols, Dick 37,114,115,284
Nichols,John 172
Nichols,Marc 112
Nicholson,Sugar 110
Niewoehner,Jo Ann 284
Nilsen,John 112
Nix, Denn is 248
Noble, Wayne 112,284
Noel,Gary 230
Nolan,Ann 216
Nolan,Linda 209
Norberg,Judi 43,216
Norbu, Thubten 151
Nord,Nikki 141,209
Nordinii,John 285
Nordmarken,Mike 238
Nonnandin,Michelle 108
Norstrom,Jeri 213
Norstrom,Nikki 119,213,285
North, Gaye 213
Norvell ,Sandra 108
Norwood, Nancy 108
Nottol i, James 285
Nowell,Garvin 285
Nowell,Jim 244
Nowry, Gwen 129
Null ,Cindy 209
O'Bryant ,John 239
O'Byrne,Dr. Ernest B. 15,127
Odegard, Tom 244
Odell, Brian 244
Oden,Linda 38,225,275,285
Odie ,Bob 41,240
Odmark, Vern 119
O'Dwyer, Frank 233
Oetting,Dianne 285
Ofiesh, Ronald 285
Ofui!, Tadahiko 285
Ogden,Elizabeth 224,285
Ogilvie ,Doug 229
Ogren,Susie 110
O'Hare,Mike 172
O'Keefe,Mary 213
Oldham ,John 285
Olechnowicz,Barbara 123,285
Oliver ,Bob 127
Oliver, Tracie 108
Olson,AI 34,190
Olson,Barbaro 216
Olson,Bonnie 116,221
Olson,Janet 213
Olson, Karl 285
Olson, Ken 239
Olson,Lee 193
Olson, Lyle 171
Olson,Mary 202
Olson,Sue 118
O'Neel,Denny 125,239
O'Neel,Gaye 208
Orr, Rona Id 285
Orrell,Na~cy 143
Orvik,Richard 286
Osborne ,Jim 235
Osborne ,Maureen 106
O'Shea, Denn is 245
Oslund,Ann 207,286
Ostermcn , Beverly 128
Ostroman,Beverly 106
Otey,Nancy 200,224
Outeen , Jan 110
Owen,Barry 239
Owens, Lee 35,149
Owens,Mark 233
Owens, Sandi 59,73,202
Ozbirn,Jim 127
Paden, Hun ter 245
Page ,Cheron 286
Page,Gary 129
Paine,Martha 106
Po in ter ,Nancy 106
Pais,Dave 242
Paisin,Marc 193
Paisley,Dale 229
Po ixao, Anna lee 286
Paladino, Peter 124
Pallas,George 286
Palmer, Lillian 286
Palmer, Mike 33,35
Palmer,Sylvia 214
Palos,Robert 286
Pansegrau,Phyllis 108
Papper, Donald 286
Paris ,Ron 232
Parks,Joel 175,239
Parry,Ralph 127
Parry, Veronica 286
Parsley,Jim 234,286
Parsons, Jul ia 286
Pasas, Lanny 236
Pasto,Jim 236
Pastula, Gene 229
Patterson, Gerry 214,243
Pattillo,Doug 37
Pauchnick,Cathie 216
Paul, Dave 234
Pau I, Kappy 222
Paul,Shaula 126,203
Paul ,Stanley 286
Paulson,Daira 110
Pawley, Ralph 228
Payne, Dennis 176,177
Pearlman,Joanne 110
Pearsley,John 193
Pearson, Gail 106
Pearson,Sandra 126,142,224,255
Peck,Barbora 286
Peck,Claudia 202,286
Pedersen, Harvey 139
Pederson ,Carol 149
Peevey, Wayne 114
Pehka,Marianne 119
Peiffer,Bab 242,286
Peiffer,Dr. Herbert 16,116
Peiffer, John 242
Peirce,Judith 126,224
Pendergast, Bonnie 286
Pendergast, Bruce 286
Pendley,Jim 114
Penera, Angela 286
Pennell ,Charles 286
Pepper, Don 248
Pererson,Christopher 286
Perez,Ed 166,171,239
Perkins, Bill 232
Perkinson,Shirley 286
Perlis,Seymour 14
Pennon, Sandra 286
Pernicana, Vince 128
Perry,Rick 231
Person,Dr. Gerald 35
Person, Joanne 38,218
Peschke, Troy 106
Petcher, Ron 252,286
Peter ,Fred 127
Peters, Lawrence 286
Peters,Lynn 119
Peters,Pam 118
Pe tersen ,Caro I 119
Petersen ,Donna 42,218
Peterson,Dave 160,162,240,286
Peterson, John 286
Pe terson ,Ken 234
Peter50n, Lynwood 286
Peterson, Ray 117
Peterson,Ron 35,112,247
Peterson, Wi Iliam 286
Petit ,Michael 286
Petrie, Lorri 255
Pettengill, Tina 202
Pettersen,Charies 286
Petties, Neal 158,161,162,286
Petty ,Shirley, 110
Pfadenhauer, EIfen 207
Phelan,Sharon 212
Phelps,Eugene 286
Phelps, Rick 244
Phibbs,Corbett 114
Phiel ,Mary 221
Phil Iippi, Gary 114
Phillips,Barboro 119,286
Phillips,Bill173
Phoenix, Ted 232
Pianka, Pamela 286
Picco, Linda 128
Pickett, John 112
Pickup, Penny 126,255
Pierce,Dick 170,171 ,238
Pierce,Judy 35
Pieri ,Jim 249
Pierson,Claudia 222
Piggott, Barbora 110
Pine, Bill 252,287
Pine, Dave 253
Piper ,Jim 175
Piper ,Sharon 214
Pirazzini,Robert 287
Pittman,Carolina 110,130,287
Pitts,Donna 130,216
Place ,Elan 33,34,125,238,277,
287
Planchon,Jim 244,287
Plett, Kathy 110
Plumb,Caroll08,218
Plumb,Paul 175
Poeh Iman, Les lie 222,255
Po linger, Barbara 110
Pollock, Louis 124
Pollock,Robyn 219,226
Polovin,Sheldon 128
Polster, Taffy 76,208,255
Pomeroy, Irene 108
Porter ,Cari I 224
Porter,Ellen 42,212
Porter ,Merlo 117
Post, James 120
Pavenmire, E. Kingsley 66
Powell,Dick 194
Power, Tom 234
Powers, Donald 287
Pawers,Mike 128
Prager, Nancy 117
Prahl,Bob 174,175,232
Pratt ,Carolyn 110
Pratt ,Chris 106
Pratt, Le ighton 232
Prelle, Valentine 112,246
Price,Priscilia 108
Pritchett, Diane 128
Pritchett ,Mildred 287
Prohaska, Datt i 115
Purtee,Alex 134,135
Putnam,Robert 149
Qualyn, Roberta 287
Quan,John 234
Quapp,Bili 122
Quechenberger, Pete 243
Quiett,Mary 119
Quigley,John 175
Quilty,John 190
Quintero,Octaviano 112
Quist,Danald 287
Raborn,Marty 238
Raczkowski ,Charles 287
Raddatz ,Mary 108
Rader, Fred 238
Radic i, George 237
Radke,Bili 112
Ragenovich,Betty 126,217
Raichart, Liz 117
Ra ikow, Rayanne 128
Ra javara ikara, N ipo 110
Ra jcher, Wilma 287
Ramet,Barbara 219,255
Ram irez, Henry 72,233
Ramirez ,Robert 287
Ramsey, Gayne I 287
Ramsey, John 125,201,238
Rondall, Lynn 106,214
Rangel, Lyle 150
Rankin, Bob 235
Rank in, Gary 244
Ranta, Ray 242
Rathburn,Alice 108,109,288
Ray,Bi11233
Ray, Jim 232
Roycroft, Randy 112,246
Raymond, Larry 194
Rearden, Katherine 206
Reaume, Ron 234
Reed, Dave 241
Reed, Fred 232
Rees,Sandy 129
Reese, J im 228
Rehfeld,Michele 110,128
Re ichert, Ruth 206
Reid,Ty 249
Reinert,Steve 112,246
Remley, Dan 183
Reusch,Carolyn 218
Reuss, Lothar 288
Reynalds,Ozy 135
Reynolds,Scott 241
Reynolds, Tom 250
Reznikoff,Simon 119
Rhoads, Cherie 202
Rice, Dick 244
Rice, Kenneth 288
Rice, Tinalee 210
Richards ,Annette 216
Richardson, Gayle 288
Rico, Dave 237
Ridout, Bob 228
Rieg,Connie 288
Rife,Gerald 132,135,288
Riggs, Randy 244
Rilea ,C Iyde 179
Riley,Gavin 179,181
Riley,John Michael 288
Riley,Ree 288
Rindone,Jennie 119
Rindone,John 119
Ripko,John 234
Rippy,Clara 108
Roach,Ron 34,133,135,237,288
Roark,Michael288
Robbins, Phil 229
Roberts, Carol 216,288
Roberts,Chris 191,248
Roberts, George 168,171,288
Roberts, Lois 220,288
Roberts,Mike 248
Robertson ,Daniel 288
Robe rtson, Dr. Frank 29,37
Robertson, Kay 108
Robertson,Mike 228
Robinson ,Dick 234
Robinson ,Dr. Dudley H. 27
Robinson, Randy 229
Robinson,Rita 110
Robles,laura 216
Roche,Kathy 110,128
Rock,Dianne 218
Rockwood, Richard 230
Roe, Carolyn 288
Roe, Larry 127
Roesch, Sally 106
Rogers,Bonnie 129
Rogers,Joe 173,258
Rogers,Sandy 116,212
Rohfleisch, Pete 236
Rohlf,Judy 220
Rohlinger,Bob 128
Rohwedder ,Mary 288
Roisman,Jadi 204
Rolan,Pat 126,214
Roletto, Kathy 212
Roman, Judy 222
Romero, George 236
Romero, Pat 183
Romero, Renette 288
Roppe,Roger 37,137,241
Rosen,Mark 114,253
Rosenberger, Paul 238,288
Rosene,Vernan C. 17,36,37,157
Ross, Debbie 223
Ross, Jack 176
Ross, Susan 220
Ross,Susie 222
Rossi ,Carol 255
Rossman ,M ike 252
Rossman,Su50n 108
Ros50,Morio 288
Rost, Norman 144
Rosten,Diane 137,214
Rosten, Joan 106
Roston,Rick 245
Rotchstein,Jonice 83,106
Rause,Josephine 288
Rowe ,Stan 114
Rowley,Philip B. 288
Roy, Welton 288
Royal,Don 157,160
Royalty,Vicki 117
Ruhwedder ,Mary Ann 106
Ruia,Dr. Harry 128
Rullo,Dona 108
Rumsey, Kathy 208
Runyan,Cynthia 225
Rupe,Jim 184,188
Rupp,William 288
Rusch, Rodger, 123
Russell,Dick 232
Russell ,Harriett 288
Ruth,Robert 114
Ruthford,Barbara 118
Ruthfard ,Joanne 130
Rutledge,Penny 34,200,206,
277,288
Ruzich,Jahn 194
Ryden,Carol 108
Ryland, Ray 288
Ryland,Sheldon 288
Soda, Dan 184,188
Saddington,Hugh 242
Saffel,PhiI125,232,288
Saigh,Dr. William 36,123
Sailing,Adam 288
Salman,Ellen 216
Salmon,Rex 37,132,135,288
Samovar, Dr. Larry 149
Sams,Elizabeth 225,288
Sanborn ,Gayle 224
Sanders, Joan 204
Sanders, Susan 208
Sanderson, Virginia 255
Sandstrom, An ito 288
Sandstrom, Jerome 288
Santos ,Mary 288
Sarborough ,Mari Iyn 289
Sarfan,Sheldon 252
Sargeant ,Bob 230
Sariego, Isabella 289
Sasse ,Jerry 229
Saunders,Joe 193
Sawade,Lynn 218
Saxton,Jim 236
Seal i, Tam 232
Scarborough, Lynford 289
Scarbrough, Dr. Pau I 151
Schaffner ,Kathy 216
Scheetz,Judy 106
Schereling,Dave 289
Schilbe,Anne 289
Schirmer,Dan 191
S·chlatter,Dan 228
Schmekel ,Gordy 236
Schmidt ,Erin 41,137,212
Schmitz, Dennis Bertha 138
Schnautz, Jeanne 128
Schneider,Gary 149
Schneider,John 183
Schneider ,Susie 213
Schneider, Vicki 126,212
Schnick,Karen 210,289
Schnitzer, Joann 108
Scholefield, Pat 108
Schall,Jack 228
Schoonover ,Ann 289
Schrock,Carolyn 221
Schrock,Joline 108,289
Schraeder,Nancy 121
Sc hrupp, James 135
Schrupp,Dr. Manfred 21
Schultz, Dick 246
Schultz,Judith 204
Schultz, Ted 112
Schulz,Fred 131
Schutzman, Ilene 204
Schwartz,Myra 42,212
Schwartz,Roberta 204,289
Schweitzer, Gary 232
Schwilk,Sylvia 289
Scott,Barbara 110,115
Scott ,Bill 248
Scott, Frank 189
Scatt,Jim 112,115,171
Seagers,Mark 131
Seccombe,Ann 106
Seely,John 233
Seeman,Alan 289
Seewald,Ralph 124
Seibert ,Carolyn 110
Seibert, L. R. 289
Seid,Joan 289
Seitz,Gailll0
Selbert,Jennifer 106
Selby,Sidney 217
Seldon,Dave 240
Self, Tom 233
Se II ,Frank 228
Selton,Randy 248
Sermersheim ,Mike 240
Serrana,Rich 184,188
Serwe,Mary 214
Severance, Doug 238
Shaffer,Judy 212,279
Shaffer,Sue 122
Shandera,Jaime 228
Shankland, Sid 232
Shannahoff,Carole 128
Shannon, Dean 80
Sharkey ,Dr. Gerald 119,123
Sharpe,Sherry 209,290
Sharpe, Susan 290
Shattuck, Barbara 224
Shattuck, Kathryn 224
Shaw, Sue 108
Showcraft,Jack 166,169,171
Shay,Sheila 209
Sheets, Dave 240
Sheets, Yvonne 206
Sheldon, Ted 248
Shepard,Jean Nicolle 290
Shepersky, Virginia 290
Sherwood,Diane 212
Sherwood, Esther 106
Shields, Dick 118
Shields,Susan 216
Shima,Hisae 119
Shimmin,lrvin 121
Shinn,Jay 245
Shipe,Sandie 37,133,216,281,
290
Shipman, Tom 123
Shirley,Sharan 110
Shivel,John 124
Shoaf,Gerry 229,290
Shoberg, Wendell 290
Shoemaker, Tim 239
Shonaker, Teri 38,200,209
Shoop,Sue 143
Short ,Janell 126,222
Short ,Stephanie 108
Shreves,Mike 240
Shultz, Richard 112
Shumpert, Donna 224
Shuster, Linda 207
Sibbet ,James 290
Sickels, Dave 226,232
Siedler,Sharon 210
Siegle,Linda 110
Silvennan,Milt 179
Si Iverthorn ,Morgan 290
Simmans,Jim 237
Simmans,Warren 159,160,161,
163
Simon,Diane 110
Simon ,Steve 184
Simpsan,Bil1249
Simpson,Ed 232
Sims, Dick 125,244,290
Sims, Harvey 120
Sinclair,Judy 129,216
Singer, Bob 252
Sinsheimer,Allen 119
Siroton, Vicki 43
Sitcoscy ,Bob 42, 184,188,240
Siurson,Elizabeth 290
Skarie,Sue 110
Skelley,Jim 173,191
Skelton, Bob 112
Skinner,Jeff 34,247
Skinner,Robert 290
Skulavik,Mary 117
Skulavik, Vera Jo 290
Slater, Gary 112
Slatter, Edwin 290
Slattery, Kerry 82
Slavit,MichaeI124,261
Sleeper,Martha 207
Sleet,Dave 125,141,248
Slyker, Robert 290
Sma II ,Lavana Sue 290
Small,Nancy 212
Small,Salli 218
Small,Sue 110
Smith, Dr. Alan 151
Smith,Carol 106
Smith,Carol 5.108
Smith,Charies A. 290
Smith,Clyde 290
Smith,C.R. 184,187
Sm ith ,Dave 244
Smith,Dennis 112
Smith,Don 253
Smith ,Edwa rd Laray 290
Smith,Fonda 290
Smith,Jaann 290
Smith,Mr. J. Dayton 35,147
Smith,J. T. 112
Smith,Judith Ann 290
Smith,Lawrence Thomas 290
Smith,Linda 206
Smith, Rich 39
Smith,Rick 238
Smith,Sandy 108
Smith, 5 tephan ie 68,224
Smith,Sue 209
Smith, Terry 208,290
Smith,Wes 112,113
Smithson,Linda Karen 290
Smolen,Steve 112
Snapper ,John Nelson 290
Snodgrass, Tad 248
Snyder, Jimmy Howard 290
Snyder, Linda 129,290
Snyder,Nedra 31,38,89,222,
283,290
Soderberg, Roberta 290
Sodomka, Beverly 38,208
Solbue,Gary 290
50 Idman, Gay 206
Solomon,Mark 253
Somerville, Eileen 208
Sonheim, Kathy 208
Sooter ,Charles 290
Sooter ,Jackie 221
Sooter, Wade G. 290
Sorben, Georgia 225
Sorem,Richard 244
Sorensen,James R.,291
Sorensen, Jan 213
Sorenson, George 23
Sosna, Ph iI 252
Sousa, Teresa 291
Sowell,Karen 110
Spadaro ,Sam 248
Spangenberg, Eric 114
Sparks,Gladys 291
Sparks,Susan 149
Spatzier,Suzanne 291
Speckmann, John 232
Speer, Bobb i 208,291
Spencer, Donna 214,291
Spindler,Skip 192,193
Spitalnick,AI 173,232
Spartsman,Mr. Chac 164
Sprigg,Jane 108
Springstead ,Sue 218
Sprintzer,Mike 116
Spurgean,Mike 30,36,37,58,79,
237,285,291
Squance,Pat 212
Squire,Charlene 117
Squires,Janet 108,291
Srbich,Alexander 119
Stacy,Jim 229
Staffield,Sidney 107
Stafford ,M ike 240
Stagg,Diana 94,255
Stahl,Bob 230
Stahmann,Carol209
Stahn, Karen 220
Stalnaker,Pat 125,133,135,
261,287,291
Stamm, Nancy 225
Stancil,Sharie 202
Stansbury, Ray 244
Stansbury,Sue 106
Starbuck,Suzanne 206
Stark ,Jeff 125,246
Stark, Vic 159
Starr,Bill112
Starr ,Mary 291
Stauber,Jim 157,158,175,236
Steck, Ferne C. 119,291
Steddom ,Ellen 222
Steel,Jody 129
5 teepy ,Carla 206
Stefanatz, Kathryn 291
Stefanson,Paul 129
Steffin, Walt 128
Stein, Bart 194
Steinmetz,Carol 207,291
Stencil , Barbara 292
Stengel, Joseph 131,292
Stenger, Ronald 292
Stenson, Dave 161
Stephens, Anna 106
Stergios,Mary 106
Stern,Bill 123,242
Stern, Rosemary 133,292
Sterrett ,Jim 234
Steusel, Paul 183
Stevens, Sharon 137
Steward,Bili 194
Stewart ,Clare 207
Stewart, Forrest 231
Stewart,Rich 112,113,246
Stickle,Mary 108
Stickney,Suellen 223
51. John, Loni 149
Stack, BiII 123
Stofer ,Howard 120,292
Stolarsky,Michael 114,115
Stall, Leonard 292
Stone,Anne 214
Stone,Dennis 114
Stane,James 292
Stone,Roy 119
Stane,Suzann 219
Storevik, Terry 39
Strachan,David 112
Stral ing, Father 128
Strand, Gayle 108
Street,Jim 32,34,125,237,
289,292
Strickland, Denise 220
Stram, Leonard 121
Stromberg, Ben 112
Strong, Nancy 83,209,254
Struhon, Barbaro 292
Struttan,Barbara 108,109
Stuart ,Jim 112,244
Stubbs,Bili 251
Stuhrman,Carolyn 202
Stunn,Peggy 108,204
Sturn,Sonny 232
Suarez, Dolores 292
Sullivan,Joe 125,134,245
Sullivan,Michael 120,292
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Vaughn, Richard 293
Veal, Randy 248
Vening,Susan 110
Verrips,Rad 247
Vigneault,Evelyn 128,293
Vincent ,Joe 112
Vinson, Victor 114
Vint, Vinton C. 293
Vint, Vinton C. 11,294
Vitek ,Reggie 245,294
Vitlip,Karen 128
Volchok,Nick 183,242
Varon, Linda 108
Votaw, Dave 112
Voyen, Taffy 222,254
Vree land, Nancy 129
Vreeland,Susan 129
Wade, Dorothy 294
Wade, Ray 248
Wagar, Bob 237
Wahler, Lan 238
Wainwright ,Jim 114
Wait,William 131
Waite,Nichalas 294
Walcott ,Steve 191
Waldie,Charies 294
Waldo,Linda 106
Walker,Carole 255
Walker, Jackie 212
Walker, Thelma 217
Wall ,Nancy 118,208,294
Wall,Sharon 106,107
Wallace,Lorie 118
Wallace,Ruth 224
Wallace,Sue 118
Wallen,John 190
Walling,Karen 106
Wallington,Cap 240
Walseth,Harvey 239
Walters, Jim 230
Walters,Sue 255
Wanders ,Marty 246
Wappes,Gary 194
Ward,Claire 212
Ward,Ranna 294
Wardwell,Pattie 108,116
Wargo, Fran 73
Warmer,Mrs. Margery 17,36
Wamer,Susie 216,294
Warren, Gil 158,162
Warren,Jill 37,126,202
Warren, Roger 245
Warshauer, Steve 228
Washburn, Bruce 189
Watkins,Bab 175,246
Watkins,Harvey 112
Watson,Dr. Donald R. 15
Watson, Jan 209,260,294
Waxon,Sharon 116,202,254
Weaver, Buck 232
Weaver,Cari 123
Weaver,Carol 294
Weaver,Don 36,141
Webb,Jim 179
Webster,Donna Kay 216
Webster,Liz 141,212,254
Webster ,Marvin J. 294
Webster,Mike 172
Weedman,Cliff 125,230
Weeks,Barbara 209,294
Weichel ,Edward 294
Weidaw,Pam 110
Weigel,Carolyn 108,109
Weinrieb,lIja 253
Weinstein,Sylvia 204
Weir ,James 131
Weir,John 172
Weissberg, Bob 248
Welch,Ran 232
Wells,Dick 183
Wells, Janet 294
Wells,Jennifer 110
Welty,Jim 232
Welty, Kathleen 224
Wendland,Carol 110
Wendt,Ellen 216
Wendt, Virginia 294
Wesley,Barbara 108
West, Dare II 228
West ,David 124,241
West, Forrest 232
West,William 119
Westhead,Jeannie 202
Westling,John 112,113
Westover ,George 123
Whalen, Jean 294
Whaley,Jack 238
Wheeler,Cliff 230
White,Bob 32,37,125,240,261
295
White,Bobbi 110
White,Jim 42,112,240,294
White,Jim 246
White, Nancy 110
White,Sydney 294
Whitford ,Ronald 294
Whiting,Billy 294
Whitlock, Nancy 108
Whitman,Lee 112
Wick,Brian 116
Wicklund,Lonnie 106
Wicks,Steven 294
Wickstrom,Larry 58,125,248
Widel,Joan 222
Widgery,Robin 114
Wiebe,Sandra 294
Wiegand, Vick ie 209
Wiemeyer, Lona 210
Wiersema,Brian 135
Wilkerson,John 112
Wilkerson,Patty 219
Wille,Mary 218
Wille,Maxlne 294
Williams,Adeline 255
Wiliiams,Bev 220
Williams,Daryl229
Williams,Gile 232
Williams,Linda 75,210,216
Williams, Linda R. 108,109
Wllliams,Linda S. 294
Williams,Mike 112
Williams,Mona 210
Willingham,Doug 248
Willis,Larry 166,170,171
Willoughby,Bob 112
Willoughby ,Werner 179
Willaughby,William 131
Wills,John 124
Wills,Melinda 218
Wilson,Carol 36,37,210
Wilson,David 115
Wilson,Dianne 216
Wilson,Emily 210
Wilson, Judy 206
Wilson,Nancy 214
Wilson,Pamela 90,130,225,255
Wilson,Sally 110,218
Wilson,Stu 246
Wimbush ,M ike 241,294
Winans, Deborah 110
Winchester ,Ky 294
Winder, Paula 218
Windsor, Dena 108
Wingo,Bill 237
Winicki ,Morris 252
Winkle,Mike 194
Winn,Betty 207
Winters,Nancy 38,.116,218
Wirtz,Diana 110
Wise,Dennis 175,176
Wise,Sharon 108,109,204
Wishon, John 238
Witham,Lee 125,247
Witham, P. W. 112
Witt ,Stewart 112
Witty,Sarah 82
Woker,Marilyn 68
Wolcott ,Steve 248
Wolde,Asrat 294
Wolf,Carolyn 119
Wolfarth,Ann 225
Wolner ,Marlene 294
Wolpert ,Mike 114
Wong,Sally 150
Wood , Linda A. 294
Wood,Pamela 213
Wood,Randy 112
Wood,Sally 108
Wood,Wendy 110
Woodard,Joe 80
Woodard,Lee 112
Woodward,Lynn 118
Woodberry, Pam 217
Woodbridge, Nancy 207
Woodbury ,Mitchell 294
Woodhill,Dave 249
Woadroof,Nancy W. 294
Woods,Jan 140,219,255
Woods,Mary 108
Woo Ihouse , Dwight 112
Wootton ,William 294
Worley,Alin 194
Worth,Gary 173
Worthington,Jean 202,226
Woy,Dianna 110
Woy,Jack 238,294
Woy,Mike 238
Wozencraft, Gladys 294
Wozniak,Don 112,233
Wright, Diane 220
Wright, James 295
Wright, Jane Anne 89,102,130,
220,295
Wright, Roger 243
Wright, Sou I 238
Wulzen, Nancy 129
Wunderlick,Chuck 229
Yahr,Dr. Charles 37
Yale,Bob 37,138
Yamage,Chester 112
Yarborough, Dr. John M. 18
Yarborough ,Sandie 222
'farmon, Art 251
Yaussy,BiI1233,295
Yates,Warren 295
Yauno,Michael 124
Ybarra,Dennis 131
Ybarrola, Thomas 295
Yeager, John 230
Yorba , Linda 110
York, Patty 11 0
Yoshihara, Yuriko 119
Young,Carole 106
Young,Jim 183
Youtsey,Sandra 295
Yunus,Syed 118
Zagwolski,Leonard 112
Zambri ,Mike 172
Zane,Richard 238
Zantiny,Beth 219,254
Zarilla,Juanita 295
Zatkin,Sharen 110
Zawalnicki ,Jean 295
Zealand,Helene 204
Zemcik,John 231
Zemen, She Idon 253
Zeni ,Carol 110,221,295
Zervas, Diane Meredith 41-,130,
137,203
Zeszut, Dave 239
Zetts,Nancy 223,295
Ziegenfuss,Fritz 169,171
Z iegen fuss, Dr. George 168, 171
Ziegler,Suzanne 210
Zmora,Marion Zammy 204,295
Zodrow, Steve 112
Zook ,Carolyn 210
Zook,Cynthia 295
Zook,John 176,177