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Getn
of the
Mountains
1974-75
University of Idaho
Moscow, Idaho

The times we shared together are
remembered now only in my mind.

Living and working with each
other, mingled with moments of
escaping to be myself.

A small but important part,
shaping today' s world
with yesterday's memories.

Another chapter in the
unwritten biography of my life,
never to be experienced again,
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... remembered only
in my mind.

FALLASTHE

CAMERA SEES IT

18 FALL CAMPUS LIFE
Students savor cream flavored days
cooling summers final blaze,
sitting, stretching
lounging, resting

the yawns,
the smiles, the whispers,
the eyeballs and all
FALL CAMPUS LIFE 19

20 FALL CAMPUS LIFE
soft gold
curtains of fall
on sunlit faces
gold leaves
life's designs and
traces - fall

FALL CAMPUS LIFE 21

22RUSH
Tensions build
competition stiffens
as freshman girls
endure rush.

Registration begins
the long trek on
the road to a
degree.
REGISTRATION 23

At noon there is no
food for the hungry,
no rest for the weary,
while the Band and Vandalettes
practice for upcoming shows.

BAND AND VANDALETTES 25

TOP: J.C. Chadband (No. 44) finds room to run. ABOVE: If you
were late to the game you could not find a seat in the student
section. RIGHT: LuAnn Hanes graces the stage at the Miss U of 1
Pageant.
26 HOMECOMING

LEFT: Queen LuAnn, court, and escorts witness
gridiron action. BELOW: Vandal chases Grizzly
on first place float. BOTTOM: Final entry
advises journey to Rathskeller before game.
Homecoming features ~~eflections" for alumni
U of I alumni returned to their alma mater
during Homecoming Weekend. October 19, to
reflect on their past college experiences.
LuAnn Hanes, a Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge,
reigned over Homecoming activities as Miss U
of I.
Animated floats and an abundance of fire
engines highlighted the Saturday morning
parade. Under a hot sky 16,500 fans witnessed
the Idaho Vandals recover from a threetouchdown
deficit to tie the Montana Grizzlies
35-35. A Saturday night dance in the SUB
ballroom closed Homecoming '74.
HOMECOMING 27

28 FOOTBALL
Vandals experience season of action, diligence and
frustration
I DA H O OPP.
0 37
10 17
7 15
28 9
6 21
35 35
21 36
3 1 7
13
27

FOOTBALL 29

3D FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL 31

Vandals capture 3rd
in Big Sky Conference
32 FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL 33

Independents take men's intramural football crown
Via a stunning upset w in over Alpha Tau Omega.
Lindley Hall gave the independent side of campus
its first intramural football crown in many years.
R oy Bo ldwi n of Lind le y scored the on l y
t-ouchdown in the 7-2 thriller. Lindley trounced
the low school team, TMA-1, to gain the GDI
berth in the championship game, w hile A TO
defeated SA E to represent the Greeks.
FINAL STANDINGS BY GROUPS:
GDI
J. Lindle)l
2. TMA-J
3. Gault
4. Upham
S. McConnell
Greek
J. Alpha Tau Omega
2. Sigma A lpha Epsilon
3. Delta Tau Delta
4.Sigma Nu
5. Delta Sigma Phi
34 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL

TOP LEFT: Deltgridder hits th(!_ground. LEFT: The ATO quarterback found the_Koing tough
again.st Lindley. TOP MIDDLE: The strain to win etches itself into faces. TOP RIGHT: Amid a
forest of arms the football waits. A 80 VE: A w hirlwind of action characterizes intramural football.
INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL 35

D elta Gamma wins
intramural flag football
FINAL STANDINGS FOR
WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL FLAG
FOOTBALL
1. Delta Gamma
2. Pi Phi
3. Alpha Phi
4. A lpha Chi
36 WOMEN'S FOOTBALL

WOMEN'S FOOTBALL 37

As the season progresses,
Idahos volleyball team
captures victory
after victory.
38 VOLLEYBALL

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Coached by Kathy Clark,
the women s extramural
volleyball team ended
with a 16-4 record.
VOLLEYBALL 39

U of I hosts
Taekwon-do
championship meet.
40KARATE

KARATE 41

Women'S field hockey
team posts 4-8-2
season.
42 WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY

Houston and Alpha
Phi battle for
1st and 2nd in
women s intramural
volleyball .
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 43

Even snow doesn't
stop the soccer team
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44SOCCER

SOCCER 45

Greek Week thrusts houses
into limelight in September
TOP: Lambda Chis laugh a t a sororit y's a ntics, staged t o regain its "sto len"
housemother ... ransom monel' goes to charities. ABOVE: Leapfrog grabs the aNenrion of the
crO'Wd at the ASE Olympics. LEFT: Tubbings at the DG anchor may be hilarious, but w laet1
done excessively give tfae Greeks a bad name. RIGHT: Gamma Phis get psyched up for the
four-legged race.
46 GREEK WEEK

LEFT: Ever try pushing a tennis ball with your no.se'r
BELOW: Sorority girls join in the age-old struggle of
tugo'war.
Greek Week ended in the fun of a street fair
and the SAE Olympics, emphasizing the
public image of fraternities as good·time
places. But to be Greek means more than
frolic and occasional overdone pranks.
Special days during the week underscored
the serious side of fraternity life, including
service projects in which the houses use fun
to raise funds for volunteer groups and
charities.
GREEK WEEK 47

Richardson expresses
his views on
11
W atergate."
Speaking to a standing room only crowd,
former Attorney General Elliot Richardson
presents his v iews o n the Wate rgate
Conspiracy. Himself an innocent v ictim of
N ixon's attempted coverup, Richardson
concludes that Watergate will result in a new
era o f more open government.
In a question and answer period fo llowin~ the
speech, the former Attorney General replies to
student inquiries about his political career and
his role in the Watergate investigations.
48 ELLIOT RICHARDSON

Community involvement
includes supporting
the blood drive .
BLOOD DRWE 49

50 DRAMA
Action happens
11
behind the seen" as well.

Death of a
Salesman
DRAMA 51

For the dead Friday nights, the coffee house
provides good music,
relaxation and free coffee.
,
52 COFFEE HOUSE

COFFEE HOUSE 53

54 ENTERTAINMENT

In three separate shows, Flash Cadillac,
Earl Scruggs and Fleetwood Mac,
provide big name entertainment
ENTERTAINMENT 55

Saturdaya
life of its oUJn.
56 PHOTO ESSAY

PHOTO ESSAY 57

BELOW: A Borah Symposium speaker eng_a_ges
the interest of Dr. and Mrs. Hartung. RIGHT:
Pres. Hartung muses. BELOW RIGHT: Dr.
Coonrod. Academic Vice-President, served as
acting President during Hartung's sabbaticaL
Hartung takes sabbatical, leaving University . . .
Dr. Ernest W. Hartuntr began his tenth year as
President of the Universtty ot Idaho with a sabbatical
leave. Dr. Hartung travelled extensively, gathering
information from such sources as state!overnmental
agencies, the forest service, banks an major Idaho
corporations and industries. This informationgathering
constituted an exploration of Idaho's
growth potentiaL
The sabbatical experience gave Pre. Hartung a
different perspective on the state, the University, and
how each can help the other. He has formulated a fiveyear
plan of development for the University of Idaho,
to be presented to the Board of Regents.
Able to work at his own speed, and removed from the
constant duties and distractions of the President's
office, Dr. Hartung found the sabbatical relaxing and
refreshing. Dr. Hartung and his wife, Mary, have
three children.
60 ADMINISTRATION

Dr. Robert Coonrod, Academic Vice-President, received the
title of Acting President of the University. He actually had
few major responsibilities beyond his accustomed vicepresidential
duties. The Academic Vice-President chairs the
Budget Hearing Board, holds responsibility for planning and
prioritizing, and oversees faculty promotions and tenure,
plus other faculty and personnel matters. Dr. Coonrod
received his undergraduate education in Missouri and earned
the doctorate at Stanford in 1950. He has been Academic
Vice-President since 1969. Dr. Carter has also held his
current {'Osition since 1969, while Dr. Richardson accepted
his posihon in 1 972 .
. . . in able care of the three Vice-Presidents
SHERMAN CARTER
FirwnciDI Vice-President
TOM RICHARDSON
Student U Admin. Services Vice-President
ADMINISTRATION 61

62 ADMINISTRATION
FRANK McCREilR Y
Uniwrsity Relations Director
DICK JOHNSTON
Alumni R elations Director
DEAN VETTRUS
Student Union Manager
HllRR Y E. Oil VEY
Student Financial Aids Director

DONA.LDKEES
Counselling Director
Administrative personnel
use varied training and
experience to help
university students in
numerous areas.
MATTTELIN
Registrar
A. JEANHJLL
Dean of Student Advisory Services
A DMINISTRATION 63

College of Agriculture
64 COLLEGES

Under the direction of Dean Auttis M. Mullins, the College of
Agriculture trains students in the most important industry in
the state of Idaho-agriculture. World food shortages,
pressure on preserv ation of the environment, and the
emphasis on ecology offer challenges which these young
people are preparing to accept.
Job placements for agriculture graduates are increasing as
inflation and the energy crisis focuses attention on the
importance of food production, processing, preservation and
distribution.
COLLEGES65

College of
Business
66COLLEGES

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The College of Business and Economics under the
direction of Dean Norman Olson provides students
with a sound back~ound in the baste principles and in
research possibillties w hich will help them as they
advance into positions of responsibility.
The college also aims to give its s tudents an
appreciation of the social importance and
responsibilities of businessmen.
Through the Bureau of Business and Economic
R esearc h, the college is able to contribute to the
advancement of knowledge about the state and its
business activities. In addition, faculty and students
have the opportunity to engage in basic research.
Modern computer facilities and data rrocessing
equipment k eep the pro~ram ahead o changing
business methods w hach as necessary in preparing
students for the business world.
COLLEGES67

College of
Letters and Science
68 COLLEGES

;
Having sixteen departments,
the College of Letters and
Science is the most diversified of
all the colleges. In the College of
L etters and Science are music,
English,
sociology/ anthropology,
political science, psycholo~y.
art and architecture, foreagn
languages, chemistry, physics,
history, theate r arts,
communications, home
economics, ma the m a tics,
biological sciences, and W AMI.
Elmer Raunio, D ean of the
College of Letters and Science,
came to Moscow in 1949. He
was a professor in the chemistry
department until1970, when he
became the acting Dean of
Letters and Science.
The largest change in the
colle~e this y ear was the
changang of freshman English
to pass- fail. Dean Raunio
considers this change in the
"best. interest of the students",
since it allows students who
know their English to bypass
their first semester of it.
COLLEGES 69

70 COLLEGES
EVERETT SAMUELSON
D eon of Educorion

College of
Education
According to Dean Everen Samuelson, the
major thrust this year on the College of
Education is to reor~anize the structure of
the college, followang a reevaluation of
priorities to meet the needs of students and
society. The new T eache r Education
Center in Lewiston helps to meet education
students' needs. The Center intends to
change the nine-week student teaching
practicum to a full-semester integrated
experience. Th e C e nter is run in
cooperation with the school district and
Lewis-Clark State College.
Dean Samuelson has headed the College of
Education for twelve years. He is now the
senior dean at the University of Idaho.
COLLEGES 71

72 COLLEGES
College of Engineering

The College of Engineering, under the
direction of Dean Robert Ferguson. prCYVides
an important part of the varied curriculum at
the University of Idaho. It offers degrees in
agricultural, chemical, civil, electricaL, and
mechanical engineering.
The number of students enrolled in the colLege
followed a nationwide trend last year and
reached a new low, but this year it is rising
again. The current enrollment is 469.
Most students have no troubLe finding work
upon graduation. With 116 companies
interviewing on campus. during the year for
engineers most students are pllJced in jobs by
the time the y graduate.
COLLEGES 73

College of Forestry
Under the direction of Dean John Ehrenreich the
College of Forestry provides the University with the
faculty, classrooms and laboratories, the scientific
equipment, plant and animal collections necessary for
the highest quality instruction to prepare students for
careers in the fields of forestry, wildlife, and range
sciences.
The co lle~e has an enrollment of about 604 students
representing 29 states and a few foreign countries.
Timber products for consumption constitutes the
second most important industry in Idaho which makes
the college of forestry an important asset to the state
of Idaho, by preparing individuals for careers in the
field.
74COLLEGES

COLLEGES75

College of Latv
76 COLLEGES

The University of Idaho is the only
college of law in the state. 254
students currently attend classes in
the college's two year old building.
A modern library and an ele'l'enmember
faculty headed by Dean
Menard prepare the students for
their Bar examinations after three
years of study.
COLLEGES 77

College of Mines
78COLLEGES

The College of Mines is concerned with all
aspects of earth science and technology.
The college, directed by Dean John Bond,
offers a very broad spectrum of courses
that all pertain to the earth, to man and his
environment. Much work is under-way on
pollution control and land use planning.
COLLEGES79

80 COLLEGES
Ronald Srart, Dean

Graduate School
The Graduate School is currently undergoing a
careful review of all areas. The Board of Regents
desires that low-productivity programs be
satisfactorily justified. Meanwhile, grad students keep
busy teachif!g, creating, stud~ng, researchirag and
visiting the Graduate School offices in Morrill HalL
COLLEGES 81

Intra-Frat.
Council
President
Ray Stark
Vice- Pres
Mike Woodruff
Secretary
Dave Wilkin
Forestry
Club
President
Matt Fields
Vice Pres.
Mark Karl
Sec-Treas.
Brian Fraser
84 ORGANIZATIONS

Campus
Democrats
President
Mary O'Donnell
Vice Pres.
Ann Vogt
Secretary
George Hicks
Chess Club
President
Ron Deike
Vice-President
Dan Browne
Sec-Treas.
Joe Hoffman
ORGANIZATIONS 85

SIMES
President
Bob Uhle
Vice-Pres.
Larr-y Bulling
Secretar-y
J ean Donaldson
Chemistry
Club
Chairman
Carol Hill
Vice-Chairman
Steven Yerkes
Secretar-y
M ark Farnsworth
Treasurer
Robert Fla-y
86 ORGANIZATIONS

MotarBoard
President
Vicki Bloomsburg
Vice-Pres.
MaryEdmark
Secretary
Jennie Link
Treasurer
Chris Annis
SPURS
President
Coral Zlatnik
Vice Pres.
Jan Deobald
Secretary
Edith Easterbrook
Treasurer
Cindy Leavitt
ORGANIZATIONS 87

Student Home
Economic Assoc.
Chairman
Rhonda Rutan
Vice Chairman
Barbara Morris on
Sec.
Cherly Meschko
88 ORGANIZATIONS

RHA
President
Pete Whitby
Vice-Pres.
Sheila Gehring
Sec.-Treas.
Sheri Smith
SLSG
President
Shawn (Mux) Me Mahon
Vice Pres.-Sec.
Larry M. Bulling
ORGANIZATIONS 89

Block and Bridal
President
Vice-Pres.
Secretary
Treasurer
Eric Davis
John Nalinka
Celia Robinson
Dave Ascuena
Student Wives Assoc.
President
Vice-Pres.
Sec.-Treas.
Lynn French
Pat Long
Donna Schwandt
900RGANIZATIONS

Plant and Soil Science Club
President
Vice-Pres.
Sec-Treas .
John Wangsgard
M 'k B
1
~nn'1:1'm;
ORGANIZATIONS91

Star Trek
Club
Commanding Officer
Mark Lotspeich
First Officer
Kenton Bird
Engineering Officer
EaGUulder
SArb
President
Wayne Wohler
Vice Pres.
John Niesen
Secretary
Alan Graham
Treasurer
Dick Johnston
92 ORGANIZATIONS

Rally
Squad
CyndiMoss
Marlo Pitlrin
Beclr y Dacis
Barb Cuppett
Kari Petersen
Pam Beyers
Bruce Woodruff
Kerry Jeaucoin
Eric Johnstone
Tony Smith
Don Ehrich
Mille Hiclrinbotham
Jim Parsons
WRA
Pres. Nanc y
Monroe Vice.­
Pres. Jaclrie
Davis, Sec. Julie
Schweitzer, Public
R e porte r
Nancy Hubb.Jrd.
ORGANIZATIONS 93

94 ORGANIZATIONS
Baptist
Youth Club
President Ron Gustnum
Valkyries
President Coral Thompson
Secretary Cythis Rughs
Advisor Mrs. ImoGene Rush

Vet
Science
Club
President
Vern Newby,
Vice-Pres.
Jeff Pappin,
Sec.-Treas.
Cindy Caldwell
Ag. Econ. Club
ORGANIZATIONS 95

KUOI
Station manager-Bill
Harland, Program
director-Barry Lewis,
Music director-Roy
Knecht, News director­
Rob Franklin, Head DJ
Karol-Greenawalt
96 ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATIONS97

FFA
President Ste

Blue Key
President S te

100 ARGONAUT
Argonaut
Sue Thomas/ Managing Editor 1st semester
Kenton Bird/ Editor, both semesters
John Hecht/ Managing Editor 2nd semester

(L toR) 1st semester; Kathy Deinhaldt, News Editor, Barb Baldus, Proofreader, Ron Schloder, Copy
Editor
{1-t:J 2nd semestc>r; Ron Schlader, Rhonda Brammer, Marshall Halt. all Copy
Editors
Not pictured: Mike Helbling, Ad "~Jertising Mgr. 1st semester; Bill Scott,
Advertising Mgr. 2nd semester; Bill Lewis. Political Writer, both semesters.
Mike Mundt (or Mae Macklin) Artist, cartoonist, and
delivery rrwrwger, both semesters
ARGONAUT 101

Gem of the Mountains
Staff
Vema CathemuJn McCrillis, Editor
Kath y Castle, A ssistant Editor
Alan Graham. A ssistant Editor
102 GEM

Becky Fanning
Debra Peters
Don Kopczynski
Carly Rogers
Warren Olson
GEM 103

104 PHOTO STAFF
Jim Huggiru, Phoro Director
Jim Collyer
N ot pictured: John Byrd, Glenn Cruickshank, Sue H opkins, Brian
Kincaid, Dick McCrillis.
Karen Ford Hudson

Photography Staff
Scott Hanford
Linda Murray
Mike Hefbung
\
PHOTO STAFF 105

ASUI Senate
Grant Burgoym.o, S te1X! Trevino. Gregg Lumwn, John Rupe·
Gree Casey, Marl« BeaNy, George Hick.s
Gregg Lumwn
106 SENATE

L to R. Front: Greg~ Lutmon, John Rupe. Bart Baranco. Rick Smith, ASUI tlict>-Presi.dent, Rev Henderson, ASUI secretary, Mark
Beatty. Mark Lotstmch. S te

(left to right) Peggy Ct>nnet, Tom McGrane, Pat O'Malley, Don Coberly.
Daw Carlson. Communicarioru Board Director
Sherry Jacobsen
08 COMMUNICATIONS BOARD

Communications Board
Chris Watson
Don Coberly
Tom McGrane
COMMUNICATIONS BOARD 109

lOROTC
Corvettes
Commanding_ 01/icer
Georgene S(>hman,
Ex. Officer Sally
Hartman, Ship_ Secretary
Julie Dose r,
Treasurer Annette
Shaefer
Navy drillteam

Arnold
Air
Society
ROTC 111

LIFE IN THE

STILLNESS OF
WINTER

For e1Jerything there is a season . ..
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114 WINTER CAMPUS LIFE

. . . a time to freeze,
a time to get stuc~
a time to mold .mow,
a time to wollow,
in the slush.
WINTER CAMPUS LIFE 115

WluJtever the time~
the season is winter!
11 6 WINTER CAMPUS LIFE

WINTER CAMPUS LIFE 11 7

Exuberant cast and colorful
costumes capture audience in
118 DRAMA

.. A FLEA IN HER
EAR
DRAMA 119

Outdoor Program coordinates
recreational activities with ski trips and kayaking
120 OUTDOOR PROGRA MS

OUTDOOR PROGRAMS 121

Even though Dec. 25 finds most students away
from Moscow, the Christmas spirit brightens the
campus long before.
122 CHRISTMAS

CHRISTMAS 123

Vandals finish season
with 1 0-16 record
124 BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL 125

126 BASKETBALL
Vandals take runner-up trophy in 9th annual Daffodil Classic

BASKETBALL 127

128 BASKETBALL
Vandals end Memorial Gym era with win over Boise State

BASKETBALL 129

Snow and McConnell
Halls tie for first place
at the close of mens
intramural swimming.
130 INTRAMURAL SWIMMING

INTRAMURAL$ 131
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Winter competition
between living groups
includes wrestling,
pool, and bowling

Stiff competition keeps
women s living groups
active in intramurals
during the winter.
132 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL

McConnell and A TO teams win championships
for men'S intramural basketball.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 133

Women's basketball
squad finishes
with 8-9 record
134 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 135

U of I teams approach the regionals with a men's
record of 7-3 and a women's record of 2-3 after
individual swimmers break records throughout the season.
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136 VARSITY SWIMMING

VARSITY SWIMMING 137

138 GYMNASTICS

Women'S gymnastics team
competes in vaulting, floor
exercises, balance beam, and
uneven bars
GYMNASTICS 139

SUB sponsors grand opening
of remodeled Blue Bucket,
with a spaghetti feed and live
.
must-c.
140 SUB OPENING

SUB OPENING 141

1975 Borah Symposium
deals with 1 1Jeacetime
role of the Military."
THIS PAGE: TOP: Melman questions the need for a large military budget. ABOVE: The
closing panel composes a stud)l of moods. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Student questions the
opening_ paneL CENTER LEFT: Naval man and congT"essman share a joke. CENTER
RIGHT: Marchetti describes CIA activ ities. RIGHT: Fitzgerald analyses U.S.
manipulation of governments in Vietnam and elsewhere.
142 BORAH SYMPOSIUM

With a hot topic and panelists covering an extensive range of
opinion, the 1975 Borah Symposium in January proved a
Iavely, controversial happening. The comments of Seymour
Melman of Columbia Unaveristy and Admiral Elmo Zumwalt
provoked the most response from the university community.
Victor Marchetti, author of an expose on the CIA, and
Frances Fitzgerald, author of FIRE IN THE LAKE, added
their views to the debate. Samuel Huntington. Les Aspin, and
Marjorie Holt displayed low-key, moderate to conservative
points of view.
BORAH SYMPOSIUM 143

144 UNLYMPICS
Unlumpics bring out the best
in unathletics ...

,, ...
... with innertubing,
tobogganning, snowshoeing,
keg throwing, ski jumping
and cross country skiing
events for guys and gals.
UNLYMPICS 145

As the snow deepens,
students seek
indoor alternatives
to skiing or studying

INDOOR RECREATION 147

Elvin Bishop and Stoneground
entertain a crowd of 1500 til midnite
148 ENTERTAINMENT

ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
presents surrealism brought
to life.
DRAMA 149

150 SATURDAY IN WINTER

SATURDAY IN WINTER 151

FRONT ROW: Sharon Edmark, Peggy Asboe, Nikki N ewell,
Robyn Ward, Linda Smith, Anna Kay Whipple, Tami Turner.
SECOND ROW: Cindy Olin, Geri Allen, Patty Asvestas, Margaret
Quinn, Mrs. Frances Barnett, Georgia Stevens, Debbie McCo~.
Marian N e fzger, Kathie Emerson, LeeAnn Powell, Kras
Vandermeer, Rosean Bravsen, Karen Equals, Jane Houghland, Jan
Crawford. Cindy Keibler, Deb Howard. Jessie Kannegard, Omeda
Griffen. THIRD ROW: Pam Briggs, Cindy A ndrusak, Stef House,
Wendy Woodward, Kathy R eagan, Nanc y Brink, Mary Beth
Roberts, LuRae L ev ering, Lise Johnston, Barb Price, Karen
Bresnhan, Kathy Wicher, Judy Harper, Pam Luper, Cindy Johnson.
FOURTH ROW: Cindy Kuntz, Dixie Carr, Jane Mannex, Loui
Wagner, Vickie Hartru ft, Ellen Nick elsen, Joyce Schmidt, Pam
OIUJson, Rusti Cannon, Karla Spence.
154 ALPHA CHI OMEGA

FRONT ROW: LindD Murray, Lee Ann Anderson, Nancy_ Kramer,
Beckie Renicek, Li% Sikes. Pat Kora, Sue Kramer. SECOND ROW:
Sue Hopkins, Cris Rice, Tamara SlO'IJiiJc:zelc, Janet Sanders, Joann
Walker, Kathy &/Iter, Cindy Bee/Iter, Shirley Wilkens, Lisa Olson,
Edie Easterbrook, Sue Farn.ruJorth. Cathy Lynch. Tricia Thias,
Kay Simt>.lttins, Nan~ Par/Its, Patti Bums, Tracy Headrick, Toni
Dolor. ROW THREE: Koreen Olson, Carty RoJ:ers, Jan Johnstun.
Jennifer Washburn, Patti Lettich. Cindy Ross. Leona Schatz, Diane
Jones, Helen Harper, Ann Oberst, Renita Halt. &rb Hall. Linda
Edwards, Mrs. Mary Repass (housemother), Dayle Durbon, Marti
Pedersen.
ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 155

LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW ONE: Steve Bostwick. Maridel s~son.
Craig Camp, John Hultman, Mark Shepard, Jim Grubb. ROW
TWO: Chris Mckelvey, Dave Kennedy, Pat Harter, Paul Mer feld,
Ron Renfrow, Laird Stone, Scott Cochrane, Mike Bass, Mike
Mundy, Tom Stice, Larry Peterson, Mike Hogan.
156 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA

FRONT R O W: Nikld Carrell. T.J. Harris, Anne Bean, Andie
Eovans, Cindy Palmer;,.. Peggy Figgins, Cindee Johnson,.Lori
Allison. SECOND RvW: Julie Ei:lgar, Kathy R obbins. Marc~
MOJru)ell, Christi Moser, Jeanenne Meyers, Donna Schltlder, Debbie
PutmDn, Ruth Freund. Christa Zellerhuff, Leslie Hays, Sandy Kees,
Tina Winkle!J Jill Pollock, Nancy Bonnette, Diane Lacy. R ene
LaGrone. TnlRD ROW: Barbara Gamble, Debbi DuBot.s Julie
Long, Mary Rafetto, Gerre Grant, Chris Wolf, Jeannie Kile, Laurie
Austin, Lisa Stuib

158 ALPHA TAU OMEGA
FRONT ROW: Wendy Woodward, Bev John.son, Debbie Blair,
SU>phanie House, BonnU! Heiux?rt, Joyce Abo, Barb Good. Mary
Gibson, Mary McCrae, Sally Hom e~ Jan Anderson, Dianne Lewis,
Cher~l Long, Ann Molenaar, Betty Trounsen, Julie Swindell,
Katrana Coiner, Jenny Jackson. SECOND ROW: Dwight
Greenfield, Bill Dawson, Zane Blegen, Bruce Woodruff, Scott
Mosr, Steve Delyea, Curt Watts, Bnan Elkins, Dan McGee, Dan
Dinning, Larry Skogen, Rick G

Top Row: Greg Coman, Steve Weist, Cris Frost, Steve Severn,
Dave W!ggum, Bill SolttrUJn, Middle Row: Tim Terry, Kirt Jensen,
Arion Collins, Arnfin Rustin, Carl Rana, Tom Allan, Craig
Shrontz, Paul Eimers. Jim Lodge, Scott Anderson, Joy Smith, Bill
Howatt, Mark Vog:t, Bottom Row: Joe Pelligrini, Bill Kirtland,
John Thorpe, John Elle, Tom Stoltz.
BETA THETA PI 159

FRONT R O W: John Fortier, Dick Boeger, John Dean, Raoul
A llen, James Klurh. Ken Groff. Tom Cafiero. SECOND ROW: Mike
DiBartolo, Dorrell Burchfield, Charles McGimsey, Ramos
Sonriogo, Jackson Ber~er, Don Lin:, Alan Borziovonni, Don
Brower, Moe McCormack, Richard Aric. THIRD ROW: Bob
Stannard, Morris Wallace, Jim Berry, Alan Sain. Gary Schulz, Bob
Brueggeman, Alan L en:, Jim Myer, RiciUJrd Baker. FOURTH
ROW: Horr)l Plummer, RiciUJrd Ager, Dan Larson, Larry Vest,
Randy VanNoyen, Gorden Hall, Henry Fenske, Morlt Longe, Jack
Neal, Jerry Jones, Keirh Olson, Mark Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Kent
Hall, Dan Anderson, Mark L_yons, Jill Fairh. Dove Abbott, Kent
Sohl, James Bohrer, Mike McFarland, Jeff Miller, Don Allred. Alan
Nedrow, Colvin Johnson.
160 BORAH HALL

FRONT ROW: Deb S~. Sandy Kinyon, Beth Perlic, Vidry
Alexander. SECOND ROW: Kathy Shannon, Chris Irwin, Gloria
Ste-venson, Lindo Ri~. Amy Curry, Carmen Loera. Mary Beth
Boschler. THIRD ROW: Kyra Evans, Lisa Dugdale, Colleen
O'Keefe, Jeanne Adams. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Lane, Connie
Gehring, Sherry Franck, Mary Ferguson. Donna Jacobs, Penny
Jones. FIFTH ROW: Melisso Otto, Mar;t Sue Evers, Cindy Sloan,
Nancy Nyenhuis, Charleen Shannon, Deon Pettygrove. SIXTH
ROW: Yvonne Ihli., Len Burdiclt, Peggy Barrett, Clare FutrelL
CAMPBELL HALL 161

FRONT ROW: Debbie Boclt, Karen Ehrenreich, Nina Carlow,
Marjorie Mink. Katie Thornton. Sandi Carlson. SECOND ROW:
lknnie Lawrence. Martha Swanson. Sue Miller, Kathy Hall. Lois
Dickinson. THlRD ROW: Chri,sta Zohn, Pat &Iter, Laura Buerkle,
Darcy Aldrich. Judy Wilfong, Sheryl Kindred. FOURTH ROW:
Julie Snider, Karen Landers, Kris Reich, Karen Hupp, Carol
Hinsey, Becky Biustrom. FIFTH ROW: Mary Gardner, Linda
Stron(f. Alta Haight, Linda Roundtree, Cheryl Niswander, Terry
Janu.newicz.
162 CARTER HALL

FRONT ROW: Gary Garrabrant, Chris Guillet, Gary Larson, Art
Miller, Steve Nakamura, Wade Blisterfeldt, Steve Carrell, Will
Honsowen. Bruce Best, Paul Wheeler, Peter Ingraham, Bob Rinlter,
Russ Honsowet%. SECOND ROW: Dave Christenson, Shawn
Taylor, John Runl!on. John Bernhardt, Clare Olson, Neil Hoyt,
Dell Hatch. Steve Stundahl, LeRoy Cantrell, Richard Roclt, John
Neumiller, Hank Harrison, Gary Jackson, Curt Wittreich. Mark
Forbord, Howard VanSlyke, Bill Rudd, Thom Kincheloe, Chris
Smith, Milte Rosick, Mike Nemeth, Gary Vehties, Randy Duncan,
Pout Mattingly, Wayne Steele, Tim Daugharty, Sam Wear.
CHRISMAN HALL 163

FRONT ROW: Ted lkrgason, Perry Harding, Skeeter Koelsen,
Dovid Rudeen, Steve West1aiL SECOND ROW: Bob Allison, Dave
Adams, Tom Cornforth. Bill Rice, Coz Kurdy, Gar:y Stemple, Daw
Underwood. THmD ROW: George Townsend. Rtch Larsen, Oly
Johnso11_ Pete Martin, Fred Schor:zman, John Gist, Totti GarcW.
FOURTH ROW: Rufus Koelsch, Van Campbell, R eggie
Grasmick, Tim Rudeen Mark Mues, Dave More, Dave Wisedom,
Don Schaectel, Dave Hoffman, Jim White, Joe Lewicki, Waide
WoodiDnd, John White, Awn Bermensolo, Bob Pearce, Joe Carter.
164 DELTA CHI

FRONT ROW: Deb Schenk, Julie Crea, Becky Balderston, Marge
Normington, Nancy Wicher, Nancy Last, Kim Larogon, Kathy
Ayres, Sand)' Perciool, Mary R eed. Michele Endow, Sue Kuwono.
SECOND ROW: Lindo Kem, Moniko Gosch, Susan Grover, Ann
Struchen, Niw Hoffman, Trisho Freeman, Jennie Link, Christine
Murray, Pam Cormilles, Marcia Matsuura. THIRD ROW: Diane
Vowles, Jane Uhlorn, Carol Seburn, Deblrie Blair, Janice Lloyd,
Debbie Smith, .Sherri Heath, Ann Jewell, Goro Barlow, Lori Hoalst,
Connie Perkins, Reb Boyington, Nancy Riordan. FOURTH ROW:
Debbie Eneyold, Ann Johnson, Christy Woolum. Becky Hawley,
Jule ne M oulto n, Joanne Gros s, Noncli_Lynch, Mar y
Aschenbrenner, Kathy Last. Susan Spofford, Teresa Houck. In
Tree: Potty Sledge, Patti Smith, Jane Emerson.
DELTA DELTA DELTA 165

FRONT ROW: Sue Connor, Deni Conrad, Margaret Soulen, Julie
Schweitzer, MaryEllen Sheehan, Lora Sandy, Joyce Piercy, Debi
Stark. SECOND ROW: Cindy Taylor, Mary Stanley, Janine
TQWflsend, Pam Beyers, Teresa Soulen. Mrs. Mary Kramer, Laurie
Presnell, Kris Bresnahan. Michele Quinn, Kelly Rohn. THIRD
ROW: Lisa Sowles, Sue Dahlberg, Ginny Bax, Jode Hopkins,
Lindsey Harris, Carol Wiley, Amy McCutcheon, Sonya Hyde,
Nancy White, Jan Deobald, Teresa Nauman, Sue Stewart, Nancy
Call. FOURTH ROW: Ardie Hewitt, Jan Hopfenbeck, Connie
Wittman. Sharon Hall, Karen Nichols. Ann Williamson. Beth Lyon,
Judy Kinsley, Melanie Mordhorst, Renee Johnson. Jackie Hovey.
166 DELTA GAMMA

FRONT ROW: Cameron Hughes, Ted Argyle, Kerry Jeaudoin.
Torry Hale, Randy Goodell, Steve Schlottman, Mike Watson.
SECOND ROW: Kent Gillespie, Ken Thiel, Tim Downs. Jim
Parson.s, Jerome Johnson. Bruce Fox, Steve Richert, Justin Taylor,
Terry Olin, Ken Schrom. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilkins, Jerry
Henderson, Steve Virtue, Steve Free~. Jim Thielges Ed Olin.
Alvin Hammes, Mike Howard. FOURTH ROW: Scott Schmut:zer,
Ritchey Toeys, Glen Muirbrook, Rick Clay, Paul Anderson, Phil
Behm, Gary Miller, James Babcock, Dave Luttrell. Mike Eimers.
Larry Kni~ht, Terry Baker. FIFTH ROW: Russell Turn(,., Daniel
Owings, Ttmothy Wassmuth, Duane Loosli, David Keenan.
DELTA SIGMA PHI 167

168 DELTA TAU DELTA
GROUND: FRONT ROW: D~bbie Schenk. Nancy Wicher, Candy
JOtWs, Nancy Mahoney, Jan~ t Karst, Mike Stone, Connie Perkins,
Karen Morris, Lin® Olson, Martha Dean, Jan Schiller, Carol
Venni. SECOND ROW: G regg Sturtevant, Bill Hartley, Debbie
Davies, Jim Javreg!Ji, Terry D~an, Alan Clampitt, Terr)l Hicks,
John Rowett. John Clear )I, Tom Evans, Rory Jones, Bob Mendiola.
'fHIRD ROW: Tom N eiwirth, Mart;y Gwinn, Jeff Da;y, Dave
Andrich, Terry Calnon. Ron Fullmer, Dan Johnson. Tim Knowles,
Steve Thompson. Jim Adams. FOURTH ROW: Dave Wi lk ~n
(Pres.), Mark Feldheusen, Rick N elson, John Sheasley, Carl
Lemon, Doug Beckman, Terry Calnon, Scott Mann, Larry MilLer.
FIFTH ROW: Pat Charlton, Jeff Lord, Tom McGowan, Kim
NeLson, Larry Vandenburg, Jeff Chi'Vers. ROOF FRONT ROW:
Kiel Kiil..sgaord, Colleen Sparks, Craig Crnick, Kathy Cartt>r, Tara
Crisp, Mark Chivers, V~rgi_nia Martin. SECOND ROW: Tracy
White, Tom Kelleher, Ron Silflow. Rob Wilkinson. Doug Chase,
Brian Charles, Dan Krahn, Jim L~. Chris Kirk. Not pictured:
Sw n Kiil.sgaord, Doug Gates, Lynn Johnson, Don Coberly (Vice
Pres.), Rod Leonard.

FROM LEFT TO RIG HT: Chuck Cox, Mike Kendall, Kurt
Benson. Kent Sisson. Steve Wilder, Dave Daniel. Wayne Wohler,
Dan Faulkner, Kirk Walters, Curt Daws. Mike Marks, Dave
Fischer, George Ambrose, Scott Breeding, Dennis Tilley, RichDrd
Parrish. Art Butler, St(>t)e Wheeler, Tony Smith. Dan Sample, Mike
Campos, Roger Vaw ter, Gary L emmon, Mike Rush, John
Marvencamp, Mike Donaldson. Pete Wagner. Keith Kalbfleish, Don
Hasenoehrl, Mark Fosberg, Dennis Dixon, Dan Adpiri, Brad
Sisson. Dirk Stroh. Tom G unning, Ken Kittrell. Kirk Bowman. Ron
Haney, Rob Oates, Paul Ogburn. Pat BorchDrd, AI Jenkins, Steve
Schnider, Steve G r imm, Stan Standol, Eric Steigers, Chuck
Middleton. Harold Durk, Jim Jenkins, Dave Warnick, Dave Bwck,
Dick Erne .
FARMHOUSE 169

FRONT ROW: Vickie Rudolph. Pam Martin. Jean Cleto, Nancy
I ones, Robin Reinhart, Mary Edmark. SECOND ROW: Trudy
Slifka. Terri Storjohann. Lynn Contor, Mary Ann Harvey, Elaine
Zander, Chris_ty Mead, Debbie Mikesell, Erma Temple, Debbie
Christensen, Holly Wimer, Cheryl Komosinski. THIRD ROW:
Laurie Coates, Debbie Scheloske, Cathy Riggs, Shari Smith,
Shirley Marcy, Denise Smith, Jennifer Thomas, Eva Wilken,
Darcee Veitch. Vickey Dooling, Harriet Tullock. Garnett Barnes.
FOURTH ROW: Devon Cuddy, Stephanie Akers, Marlene Trin.
Benita Murgoitio, Pegf l' McCabe, Seona Moody, Sherry Jacobsen.
Cathy Young, Caro Young, Mary Anne Fin_gerlos, Andrea
Chesnut. Mary Donovan. Ann Heylman. Dt!yna Saunder.f, Marcia
Drown. Debbie Gable, Helen Stage, Coren Graham. FIFTH ROW:
Martha Arne, Leanne Doolittle, Margaret Graham, Barb Taylor,
Renee Des Jardins, Debbie Cossairt, George Sehman, Kathy
Jleiselman, Marcia Flakus, Sue Kessler, L eanne Salo, Connie
West fa ll, Janet Truesdell. Cher yl Johnson, Jill White, Kathy
Warner, Donna Kuther, Terry Allen.
170 FORNEY HALL

FRONT ROW: Diane Partridge, Kathy Stoll, Chris Driskell,
Debbie Sims, Bev Wright, Marilyn Morrow, Vonnie Faulk.
SECOND ROW: Iran Schmidt, Anna Bull, Gemma Audino, Donna
BameN, Norma Jean Riffle, Jan HarGrave, Liz Richards, Karen
Eckert, Rosalie Wassmuth. Mary Waldham. THIRD ROW: Sharon
Nedrow.~. Barbara Davis, Liz McCormick., Sue Judy, Karen Borul,
Karen engle, AnneNe Steigers, Kathy Peterson, Cyndy Thomas.
Debbie Brodie, Kim Norwood, Sally Sauter, Janie Lord, Debbie
Davies Pat Bevington. FOURTH ROW: Linda Buoy, Laurie
Simos. 0 ebbie Green, C yndy Calkins.
FRENCH HALL 171

FRONT ROW: Patti McNally, Gayle Carter, Patricia Merrill,
Annie Williamson, Shelle)' S tonebraker, Susan Da )l. SECOND
ROW: Robin Rockwell. Daane Chri.ftenson. Sandy Fmnell. Tracy
Barker, Mrs. Hardwick, Susie Walker. THIRD ROW: Claudia
Zimmer, Tricia Wurster, Janie Mead, Marla Pitkin. Glenna Carter,
Judy Dickerso~ _ &rb Smith, Peg McEntee, Bev Johnson. Tara
Crisp. FOURTH ROW: Becky Dav is, Courtne y Smith, Kathy
Carter, Nancy Hasbrouck, Carol McMillan. Lvnda Acquire, Kathy
Winans, Chri.f Torgerson. Ann McLaughlin. Ann Molenaar, Sandy
Ashman. Jana Jones, Jan Kock, Rose Peyron. FIFTH ROW: Ptri
Park. Amy Minor. Helanie WiLson. Kari Peterson. Linda Hanson.
Dorothy McMillan. Gina Pond. Dori.f Marchi, Janet Duncanson.
Nina Dilly, Jean Holder, DeAnn Hannibal. Maureen Schultheis,
Regan Neese.
172 GAMMA PHI BET A

FRONT ROW: Dennis Pettygrove. Tom Neff, Harv Nelson.
SECOND ROW: Ed Hamshnr, George Nix, Mike Pate, Gordon
Oberme)1L>r, Clyde Russel, Greg Lathrop, Randy Tyndall, Henry
Harris, Roger "'Vanderhye, Clllrk Jochimsen, Fred Callowa>'• Ron
Wright. THIRD ROW: Don Hite, Duane Toavs, Dick Fucher,
Terry Fle.flceskDoug Westhoff, Cole Johnson. Doug White, Dave
Chnmberlllin. eith Fowler, John Gipe, Dave Ringold, Dave Doerr,
John Ziegler, Fred Hutchinson.
GAULT HALL 173

FRONT ROW: Ron Kuhilr. Guy Sylvester, Tom Wright. Bill
Cordtoell. Terry Vernon. uo Schowalter, Chuck Wells, }()('Gmt.
Gory Byrd, Robert Strong, Guy Smith, Terry !Amnon. SECOND
ROW: Daoe Donahue, Bill Ament. R ob Rodenbough, Ron Rice,
Mark Heglund. Ron Kubik, Ted Bahr, Glen Cruickshank, Greg
Hopkins, Marc Sorensen. Brian Magelky, Ro)l Bordeawc, Doug
Standfield, Jim Bums, Dakota, Dave Woodilrd, Cliff Marshall. } ()('I
Anderson. Doug Meckley, Rick Kimball, Gary Byr_d, John Crosier,
Warren Olsen. Bo Strong, Steve White, Guy Smuh, Bob Hageuik,
Terry Lennon.
174 GRAHAM HALL

FRONT ROW: Mike Berainca, Mary Beth
Phelan, Karen Jaquish, G len Bach, Gary
Luce, De bbie Mabes, T e rri Ra 11 no r.
SECOND ROW: Jim Karn, Wa yne Okino.
Garrett Wright, Brant Baile y, Ph y llis
Ta ylor, Randy Siders.
GRAY LOESS 175

FRONT ROW: Tori Beauclaire. J. Morgan Puett, Lil"'lhl Paine.
Mary Corbett. Ph yllis Mou~)l., Nanc)l_ Brown. R ose Milts. Carol
Sue Temby. Lisa Balcer. SECOND ROW: Gene Fitting, S heri
Herman, &rbara Cuppeu, Patt~ Hirami, Julie Doyle, Paula
S tueve, Jan Andrews, Melil"'lhl Gaaney. Cathy Coliandro. Dorothy
Herres. Lil"'lhl Andrulis. Kathy Kimmons. THIRD ROW: Sandra
Arnold, Kathy Nelson, Claudia Flath. Nancy Feddersen, Susan
Bal~ Lauril"'lhl Hickey. Susan Biery, Carolyn Sands, Judy Moon,
Leslie Lindquist, Pam Albright, Janet Snedden.
176 HAYS HALL

FRONT ROW: Kathy Coulthard, Doreen Funk, Pam Spence,
Cindy Hildebrand (R.A.), Mary Jo Benjamin. SECOND ROW:
Amanda Dow. Markee Stimmel. Vicki Duncan, Julie Line, Wanda
Faught, Jean Durham, Amy Jordan, Sue Merrill, Edna Jones
(R.A.), Laurene Kramer, Pat Jordan, Barb Sutton, Pam Eimers
(R.A .). THIRD ROW: Jackie Slemson, Chris Crummer, Sue Berry,
Diana Cordwell, Lynette Forsman, Angela Condrey, Abigail Fritts,
Prudence Meyers, Karen Glarborg, Patty Kriz, CheryiMeschko,
Karla Harmon, Koreen Delone y, Nellie Jones, Jane Emerson,
Dorrie Bloomburg, Carey Culver, Sandy Davis, Kathy Williams,
Sandy Langston, Kathy McKim. FOURTH ROW: Olga Dacuik,
Brenda Hubbs, Chris Kendall, Jane Butler, Macarena Fi~oa,
Nadine Kramer, Debbie Ingram, Lora Dillon, Karen Crea, Pam
Toft, Cindy Hoovel.lleta Wallis, Mary Hagen.
HOUSTON HALL 177

Left to right: Row one: Conni€ Nielson, Lori Broadhead, Sue Koster,
Julie Solberg, Janine Beia, Ann Vogt. Row two: Cqndy Harding, Janee
Hein, &v McBride, Sally Murphy, Janie€ Taylor, Sharon Townsend,
Maggie Delaney, Cathy Bennett, Elisa Anderson, Peg R eid, Kitty
Butler, Jeanne Sutton. Sue Schou, Ann Fredekind. Row three; Vicki
Maule, Elaine Westburg, Susie Papineau, Cindy Bunting, Jan Solberg,
Kathy Nelson, Janet Karst, Cyndi Raymond, Linda Emerson, Tianna
Evans, Sally AshwelL Row four: Katie Johnson, Danae Delaune. Julie
Hunter, Carla Backlund, Susie Badham.
178 KAPPA ALPHA THETA

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 179
Row 1; rigllt to left: Mar y Pat Chapman, Martha Dean. Julie Swindel~ Gayle
Edmark, Janelle Johnson. Vickie Pierce. Jane Latham, Mary Suhadolnik.
Row 2: Mary Kesse~ Anne Woerner, Borbara Williams, Nancy Borden,
LuAnn Dobaron. Jan Schiller, Rita HowelL Row 3: Mary Lou Cannon,
Carol Yenni, Theresa Lask. Sue Montgomery, Vickie Ridgeway, Jan
Lawrence, Nancy Mahone)'. Row 4: Diane Carnahan, Nancy Ra>'mer, Mary
Ann Baranco, Katrina Comer, Stacie Quinn, Gail Buth, Julie S1mis, , Patty
Jones, Melissa Tl1orpe, Debbie Clements, Deb Raymer, Deb Po.fton, Janet
Olin. Vanessa Martin. Row 5: Jodi Boxter, Candy Jones, Julie Dammerel,
Bonnie Trounson, Lynn Collins, Virginia Martin, Julie Duncan, Kris
Wittman, Marjean Brown, Cl1ris Wyatt, Cynthia Hughes, Jane Woerner, Sue
Felgenhauer, Meg Johnson, Nancy Collins, Ellen Wetherell. Last R ow:
Cathy Cuff, Janice Oldenburg, Laurie Matheson. Patty Deglee, LouAnne
Hanes, Phyllis Champlin, Betty Lou Trounson, Deb Owen.

Left to right. Row One: Steve Ehrman, Henry H epburn, Mart
Jenson, Mike Astorga, Pat O'Malley, Mike Gallagher, Tom
Raffetto. Dana Aldecoa. Row two: P. W. Wolpert, Ron Bush, Dave
Raffetto, Steve Cope, Jeff Woodard, Rodney Butler, Nancy
Damerel, Tim Hopkins, Sherry Edmark, Bob Johnston, Pam
Cornelus, Tom Busse, Steve Pierce. Row three: Mike Stinson, Pat
Wilson. Phil Rolfe, Lorren Cutler, Tom &skin. Pat Wordian. Janet
Reagan. Kay Koto, Tom Francis, Jan Deobald, Nancy Lynch, Curt
Barbee, Bruce Nichols, Warren Burda, Carl Dilley. Row four: Scott
Roberts, Bob Brooks. Mark Nuttman. Dave Frazier, Paul Luther,
Ross Bennet, Dan Rudolph, Jon Mueller, Tom Romig, Dennis Vogt,
Mike Malone, Ray Flaherty, Tony Hayes, Hugh Moore, Matt
Conklin, Craig Heitman. Row five: Dave Ward, Jim R edmond.
Mike Collyer, Albert Reynaud, Roger Clubb, Lou Pagano, Larry
Walworth, Scott Hepburn. Thomas Button. Lou Aldecoa.
180 KAPPA SIGMA

Kneelin_g: Mark Boatman, Trey Ziegler, Jim Bofus, Tom Porce,
Greg Cosey, Steve Frazee. 2nd Row: Steve Hutchison, Mark
Rayburn, Mark Bloom, Amy Miner, Little Sister, Keith Bailey, Paul
Gates, Becky Davis, Crescent Girl. Jerry l..ynch. Gary Bailey, Tom
Cazossa, Robin Rockwell, Little Sister, Tom Cocking. J rd Row:
Mike Kru~ee r, Jim Buyske (President), Bob Franklin, Chuck
Rogers, Chris Andersen, Bernie Johnson, Dwight Fillmore, Howie
Garrett, Bob Eier. 4th Row: Stew Nesbitt. John Pfaff, Rich Cobey.
Greg Pemberton, Alan Graham, Luis Chavez, Rex Hanson.
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 181

1st Row: Chris Price, Dow Duncan. Phil Johnson. Kevin Richardson.
Rick Welter, Tim Cows, Tom Crunk. John Brown. Sandy Hamilton,
Rodney Dale (vM.), Mike Ayersmon (pres.), Dan Silveria. 2nd Row:
Rich Jones (sec. • Dan Cornogey, Jeff Kramer, Ralph Myers, Todd
Renak, Bill Gri fiths, Mike Aoi, Kevan Seubert, Mark Lowry, Bob
Gilmore, Ja y_ rijtllt. Jrd Row: George Scott, Tom Sawyer, Paul
Fingerson Taj Klaan, L ee Eldridge (sec.) , Dave Vergobbi, Roy
&ldwin, Malcolm Del~ Eddy Carpenter, Richard Nikula, Brad Peer,
Brad Eidam, Gar~ Moles, Mark F1sher. 4th Row: Dan Bennett, Randy
Lee, Jim Nuess. Terry Turnbow, Dove Murphy, Devin Duley, Dewey
Deardorff, Ervin Brown, Randy Print%, Bob Watkowwk (v.p.).
182 LINDLEY HALL

Mike Snyder, Steve Vogel, Bill Ferranti, Darrel Holfn'ook. Dick
Swuffer, Richard Webted, Don Vogel, David Soreson. Michael Dorey,
Stepten Langenstein, Malcolm Perkins, Doug Marshall, Bob Morri.son,
Pat Murphy, Tom Clark, Bob Hansen, Brent Thaete. Dave Boone,
S_pencer R eitz!.. Don Vander Boegh, Luke Templin, L es Scott, Jeff
Carleton, Art uettge, Carr Henderson, Jack Merod, David Jones, John
Russell. John Hagen, Cl1ris Vance. Lee Liberia, John Hinkemeyer, Bob
Rehfeild, Walter Russell Crandon Crowell, Greg Switzer, Craig
Carlson, Kim Eccles, Bill Jones. John Kokes, Del Kellogg, Ray Smith,
Karl Dinger, Ben Garechana, Tim Bollin, Dennis Conley, Tom Hall,
Bob Fwy, Tom Witt, Vince Cargile, Barry McClinton, Roger Fletcher,
John Rupe, Tom Sward, Scott Elich, Gary KidwelL
McCONNELL HALL 183

Left to riJ:ht. R ow one: Pamaw Severson, Jill Hays, Ann Frisch,
Myrna Lmdsa)t,_ Debionn &rnerr, &rbara Fatru. Row rwo: Judy
Vack, Odesso Hamilton, Aliitasi Gaea, Julie Doser, Sue Sellers.
Heidi Smith, Shciw Gehring. Sheri Ha yes, Dena Marchant, Leslie
SchimmeL Row three: Joan Gephart, Sue Skain, Bonnie Egbert,
Ellen Kunz, Becky Lallman, Maridel Severson, Michele Ruiz,
Annette Schaefer, Debbie Holley, Tina Marie Browra, Mary Benner.
184 MCCOY HALL

Left to rig_ht. Row one: Marilyn Adolph, CharlotTe Hill. Claudine
Graham, Teresa Johnson, Helen Gutenburger, Sheri Poulson. Jan
McGee, Merrilea Hiemstra. Row two: Pam Comstock, Patty Squire,
Donna Obendorf, Susan Tsai, Sharon Skroh, Helen Gutenburger,
Inger Hansen, Susie Hadley, Annette Turnbull, Kathy Morris,
Leslie Baker, Kathy Kuite, Pat Dillon. Row three: Carolyn Harada.
Denise Mason. Pattie Atlderson. Barb Hansun. Judy Jones, Deanna
Getz, Rhonda Rutan, Marian Elkins, Holly Slavick, Jar1 e
Holbrook, Nell Hawley, Tina Kondo, Cleo Altimiller, Karen Olson.
Rhonda Wing. Left side, botTom to top: Peggy Rourke, Barb U_pton.
Anne Turner. Sue Haselhorst, Right side, botTom to top: Susan
Sassantar, Peggy Clemons, Merrily Snyder, Rhonda Lineburger,
Carol Klien.
OLESON HALL 185

L€#t ro right. Row one: Julie &bin, Cher yl Long, Tomi Goul. Mary
Gibson, Dana Aldecoa, Mane Ji'reiburger, Kim Stav ros, Cind)l
Jones, Carol Zimet. Row two: Sally McRae, Linda Lynch, Debb1e
Schutte, Paula Svingen, Nona Nagasaka, Kathy Anderson. Jenny
Jackson, Shelly Brown. Deb Good. Row three: Becky Toevs. Nicki
Holmes, Armen Chinchinian, Colleen Sparks. Teresa Burkholder,
Karen Morris, Kath)! Kochan, Tammy Hayd€n, Shannon Ulricl1,
Bob Good, Dianne Britzmann, Sally HanzeL R ow four: Cheryl
Morgan 1
• &rb Abrams, &rb Schnurr, Rachel Massee, Ann Nagel.
Dusty n ess, Bonnie Niewert. Row five: Nancy Dammarell, Jan
Ross, Kay Christenson, Gina Wiscombe. Ann Breening, Celests
Borre son. Terry Jaynes, Joyce Abo.
186 PI BET A PHI

Left to Right. Row one: Karl Klokke, Dale Chaney, Dave Lincoln,
Steve Bradburg, Mary Kessel, Rita Howell, Debbie Konen, John
Schooler, Mark Taylor, Kevin Skidmore, Gus Pomeroy, Mike
Crofts, Dave Cromwell. Steve Parks, Mik.e Beus. Row two: Mike
Shenk. Midge Kampa, Mike Pearce, Anne Woerner, Marc Walker,
Doug Crum, Ricla Luder, Gary Crum. R ow three: Dwight Bell,
CraiJI Alford, Jeff Patlovich, Mark Walker, Pete Swanstrom, Reb
Boymgton. Dick Uuffman, Bruce Yoshida, Mary Sul.adolnik, Kathy
Winans, L e Ann Anderson, Trisll Freeman, Donna Schlader, Susan
Grover, Doris Marcl1i, Steve Broadbent, Steve Dav is, Rick
Garman. Row four: Frank Palermo, Mark Gause, Jenee lJein, Jim
Barnes, Ann Struchen, Liz Lejardi, Chris Kendall, Vicki Duncan.
R ow five: Steve Cantrell. Bob Brunson, Bob Nesbitt, Joel lrusta,
Rich MaxwelL
PI KAPPA ALPHA 187

Left to right. Row one: Rob Moore, Ton>! Boisen. Jim Dickenson.
Jeff Fleming, Larry Marchant, Jim M1ller, Kim Trout, Wa~ne
Turkovich. Dan Gallagher, Gino Golizio, Stewart Constantine,
John Keys, Jim Haight, Chris Arstein, Tim Jones. Row two: Steve
Salladay, Randy Gorrono, Tim Eilertson, Craig Paterson, Dave
Romesburg, Byron Defenbach, Dave Colburn, Dayne Bower, Jolin
Boit, Mel Bradshaw, Jim West, Terry Scodellar, Joe Uranga, Jim
Dodge, Shad Defenbach. Seated: Kevin Dammeren Carl Mio.
188 PHI DELTA THETA

Left to right on the house: Rod Zwainz, Tarl Oliason. Kurt Culp,
Jim Nowierski. John Yarno, Tom Roach, Don Shelton, John Bevan.
Ken Stringfield, Ron Jelaco, Tom Fa/ash, Ed Harper, Mark
Gordon. OtJ of house ( left to right): Richard Hotchkiss, Kurt
Billmeyer, Jim Carlson, Steve Samuelson, Steve Dav is, Bill
Manning, Shawn Westo~ Andre Pederson, Darrel Perr>'• Bart
Boranco, Bob McDonald, t.hris Mcintosh, Scott Brandon. T~rn Day,
Mark Limbaugh, Don Parks, Pat R)lan. Joe Drulfe ~ Joe Kramer,
Jim Freeman, Fred Florence, Chrts Torma ~. Tom Tobin, Tom
Ashenbraner, Chick Weaver, Mike Mitche l~ Glen Gearhord, Scott
Walker, John R obinson, Roy Brock. Jerry Meyers.
PHI GAMMA DELTA 189

190 PHI KAPPA TAU
Row 1: John Hohnhorst, Lee Tuott, Terry McClain, Joe
Waters, Debbie McCoy, Little Sister. Row 2: K y le Kerby,
Bruce Konen. Albert Allan, Dave Deeds, Sweetheart Linda
Smith. John Waters, Janine Beit2, Little Sister, Dynamite, Lyle
Powers, Pam Beyers, Little Sister, Philip Collear. RowJ: Hugh
Edwards, Nils Jngebrigtsen, Dick L edford, Dennis Keith,
Gassan Karroum, Dick L edington, Curt Johnson, Bob
Artechewrria, Ike Hoashi. Paul Beckman, Greg Young, Todd
Wendle, Lisa OLson, Little Sister, Jerry Schwart%, Jennifer
Washburn. Little Sister. Sue Farnsworth. Lirrle Sister, Robert
Hayden, Mike Mitchell. Toni Dolar, Little Sister. R ow 4: Steoe
Meyers, Marta in 0' Leary.

ON-CAMPUS 191

Row 1: Jeff McCarthy, Jim Anscomb, Paul Jorgensen. Row 2: Mike
Strarron, Hank Nichols. Earl Reed, Greg Papaneau. Row 3: Todd
Claiborn, Neil Turnbull. Lon Labine, Bill Larson, Mike Thompson.
Row 4 fJ 5: Tim Hetrick, Tom Coleman, Gordon Sargeant, Dave
Fullmer, Shawn R yan, Ron Jones, Jim Crowe, Bob Graff, Jon
Saylor. Chuck Labine, Rob Franklin, Monte Duncan, Fred Lefriec,
Rich Haufman, Rob GrO'Ver, John Ciey, Dave Ramseyer, Gary
McGee, Jim Harrington, Jim Johnstone, Randy Laws, Tay Ha ines,
Celon Echeverria. Row 6: Grant Nieson, Dave Shropshire, Bill
Kellar, Steve Duncanson, Jim Pizzadili. Row 7: Tom Stevenson.
Dick Stevenson, John Mead. Ron Rowan, Joe Shiru, Tony Kevan,
Mark TruesdelL Back: Rich Morfitt, Mark Bowlby, Rick Nelson,
Tim McCanta, Ray Stevenson. Lirrle Sisters; R ow 1: Sharon Hall.
Marla Pitken. G lenna Carter, K im Stavios. R ow 2: Janelle
Johnson, Nancy White, Nina Dilley, Beth Lundgren, Sandy
Ashman, Mary Reed, Celeste Borrison. R ow 3: LouAnn Haines,
Nancy Raymer, Joanne Gross, Nancy Riordan, Edie Esterbrook,
Nancy Kramer, Cind;)l Jones, Rose Peron, Karl Petersen, Marie
Freiburger. R ow 4: Deb Shunutte. Row 5: Deb Postan, Robin
Keough. Gail Bieth. Mar y Ann Branca, Sandy Kees, Julie Simis,
Patti McNally, Janet Duncanson.
192 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Row l : Ray Stark, Lance Nielsen, R. T. True, Tom Amar, Drake
Eisinger, Dan Grog¥. R ow 2: G len NichoLs, Ken Williams, Mike
Rutledge, Bob Hendnckson. Dick Ayres, Jeff Schiller, Ste-ve Jochens,
Fred Christensen. R ow 3: Johnny Joe Bryant, Don Gemmer, Dave Lee,
James Milliner, Paul Haworth, Chris Keys, Wilbur Wild, Mark Hansen,
Jerry Smith, John Esposti, Clarence Hough, Ed Snook, Bryce Coulter,
Rag Wiese. Row4: Kent Nelson. Dave J akovac, Darren Volkman, Mark
Castelin, Scott Bums, R eed Bevan, Pete Angleton.
SIGMA CHI 193

FRONT ROW: Edward Anderson. Rick Sullivan, Mark Harris,
Dan Byce, Ste'Ve Aldrich. Milte Siebe. SECOND ROW: Bruce
Buchberger, Joe Dahlin. Ste'IJe Eichner, John Snyder, Robert
Wright, Brad Richardson, Mike Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Pat
O'Meara, Steve Krupke, Bob Tarwbe, Bill Keilty, FOURTH ROW:
Steve Fuhriman, Pat Fury, Barry Hopkins, Doug Mouser, Rick
Louda, Jim Herman, Bill Hopkins, Brett Holmes, Wade Diehl. Don
Driscoll. Bob Neumayer, Kell)l Davis 1
Kirk Smith, Steve Pruitt, Bill
Flory, Gary Mathews, Ed Beveriage, Don Montgomery, Dale
Heimgartner Ra;y Huggins. FIFTH ROW: Bill Mercer, Craig
Lang, Jeff Phis te r, Dennis Byrne, Den P etticolas, Mike
Youngblood, Daw Sanders, R ich Killmar, Jeffery Boyd. Franklin
SUJnek, Marcus Woenrwn.
194 SIGMA NU

FRONT ROW: R ichord Brooks, Tim McEntJny, Aliln Sulli'IX.In, Pat
Deegan, Kim Grothaus, Gene Sandone, Dan Paslil)l, Charlu
Clayton., ScoN Von der Leith. SECOND ROW: John Hord, Milte
Chase, Bill Gibbes, Les McKowan, Steve JacheNa, Steve Limdgren.
THIRD ROW: Kevin McFal~ Rodd Kubitza. Paul McGrath, Tom
Dupras, Kim Keaton, ScoN Cooper, Mike Bowers, Dan Howard,
Alan Swon.fOn, &ry Vedder. FOURTH ROW: Milt Jacobs, George
BMn, Jim Jacobs. John Williams, John Andrews, Rick Ramanko.
SNOW HALL 195

Left to right. Row one: Betsy Brown, Joonn Logan, Dale
Blum, Mari Lochhoo.s, Dodie Smith. Dana Peterson. R ow
two: Ann Ourada, Penny Bird, Ja nell Johnson. Jane Eide,
Maria Telin, Debra Jackson, Sharlee Young. R ow three:
Debbie Graham, Cathy Brown. Cindy Johnson.
196 ETHEL STEEL HOUSE

Left to right. R ow one: Dan Cummings, John Puppo, Warren
Powers, Gu y Wagner, John Lejardi. Brent Culbertson. K m n Ward,
Lyle Powers, John Mcllraoy, Ray Hershey, Jim Morris, Mark
&!JJNy, Victor Bullen. Mark Zielinski. R ow two: Daoid Bliss. Dow
Jones, Roger Beck, Mike Shira. Dennis Puschman., Gerard Wright,
ScoN Fischer, Jim Funk, Rick Adams, Dan Roland, Stew Jackson.
Lorry Hillesland, John Councilman. Tom Vistica. Row three: Franz
Heinzerlirag, Chris Mullen. Mike Reed, Greg Zervas, John Wilson,
Tom Haraden.
TARGHEE HALL 197

198 TAU KAPPA EPSILON
L eft to right. Sitting: Bert Combs, Mark Yarbrough, Dave
Gosselin. Row two: Todd Tapper, Richard Schiermeier, Ronald
Jetter, Richard Honsinger, Steve Browning, Phillip Owsley, Ted
Tapper, Brian McMutTay, Yukio Aki.

Left to right. Row one: Gregg Campbell, Steve Vetter, Mike
Willioms, Andy Hall, Jeff Palmer, Bart Carrothers, Marc Miller.
Row two: Ed Ailport. Lisa DugdDie. Rolin Abrums, Abb}l Fritts,
Peg Reid, Doug Kistler, Dan Yake, Pam Spence, Jeff Fossum,
Leonard Kubin, Brad Stubbs, Scott Hansen. Row three: Bill Fa~.
Kevin Ve tte ':~., Bruce Higgins 1
Wade Zurcher. Row four: Cra•g
Thebo, Trey J ucker, TerriHilt. Tom Imming, Cindy Becker, Bruce
Jensen, Angie Condrey, Randy Nichols.
THETA CHI 199

FRONT ROW: Nick Hindman, Bill Hart, Pete Whitby, Russ
Johnson, Mark Krigbaum, Mark KarL. Phil Saxon, Rat Woolworth.
SECOND ROW: Roland Crisafi, David Coz, Mike McCarthy,
Victor Noble, Les Lee, Mark Piper, Ali Rasti, Ali Bassir, Lynn
Tominaga, Jan Dellomano, Ken Wilson, Richord Jones, Robert
Etzel, Paul De Vincenzo. THIRD ROW: Da'l.1e Murray, Joe
DeMarsh, Dan Blevins, Scott Whitely, Tom Lubeck, Randy
Shikashio, Larry_ Lauer, Jeff Kayler, Jeff Ashby, Cliff Fitzsimmons,
Randy Unger, Stev e Fisher, Randy Hall, Ra)l_mond Benjamin,
Lynn Strahon, Bill Davis, Forrest Kneisel. FOURTH ROW:
Leonore Byrne, Ollis Hull, Dick Vickery, John Owens, George
Bacon, Stev e Grieser, Hohn Dorman, Ferd Skud, Bruce Barnes,
Todd Brown. Micky Peterson, Dave Etherton, Steve Etherton, Jeff
Moore.
200 UPHAM HALL

FRONT ROW: Sarah Rials .• John Mooreland. Don Acid, Mike Huff,
Lois R ound, Ray Yarrow, Mike Brow n. SECOND ROW: Ken
Martin, Dave T eeter, Cindy Hinkle, Ralph Fourtenanto, Ruth
Griggs, Clare Kapitan, Donna Cowels, Mike Cormier. THIRD
ROW: Cindy Caldwall, Joe Narras, D oug Smith, LuAnn Fry,
R oger R eeves, Jack Cunni ff, Brian Fukuba, T im Meyers.
FOURTH R OW: Bill Rush, Harry Breeden. Keith Murph y, Lance
Fry, Nancy Maha fni, Rick Ear sham.
WHITE PINE HALL 201

FRONT ROW: David Water..f, Ed Lorruu, Gene Hon..fon, Ste-ve
McGoldridc. SECOND ROW: Larry VanDaele. Eric Schul%. David
Garbor(l, Phil Haye..f, Crai(l McDoruJid. THIRD ROW: Danny
Sailer, Kirk Burbule..f, Mille Lambrith, Fronci..f Lor..fon, Bill
Vau(lhan, Bob Ginlcel. Dirk Kempthorne, Bert John..fton, Jim
Robert~. Ron Hoene, Marie Kramer, Craig Wise, Kent Ga~..flcy,
Randy vance.
202 WHITMAN HALL

FRONT ROW: Jerry Lisantti, Rock)! Bishop, Randy Moser, Bill
Grant. SECOND ROW: Mike Stam~tli. Steve Cheney, Jim Chase,
Ron TGkasugi, Scott Strangers. THIRD ROW: Jeff Marshall,
Charles Stu.zmGn. Rick Ward.- GreJl Lantin_g, Rod Finlayson. Curt
Thornburg, Jim Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Andy Brewer, Mark
Falconer, Carl Ames, Jim Zimmerman. Doug Parker, Da.N'_ll!
Stiegemeier, Jack Adams, Pat Clinch, Mark Farnsworth. FIFTH
ROW: Gus Sousoures, RGndy Stapilus, Noel Miller, John SelburJr,
Bill Hensley, Tom Rinkers, Byron Hodgson. John Naylor, Mike
Miller, Kave Kaspar, Scott Showers, Robert Stone, Dan Jackson.
Don Davidson. Ken Day, Kris Long.
WILLIS SWEET HALL 203

Over half the student
body resort to off
campus living in order
to save money, study
undisturbed or enjoy
the comforts of home
204 OFF CAMPUS LWING

OFF CAMPUS LIVING 205

206 OFF CAMPUS LWING

Trailers, apartments and
houses set the scene
for escape from campus
life
OFF CAMPUS LWING 207

Students soak up
the sunshine
at every opportunity
during a Moscow
springtime
210SPRING CAMPUS LIFE

SPRING CAMPUS LIFE 211

212 SPRING CAMPUS LIFE

SPRING CAMPUS LIFE 213

)
Campus Chest Week provides
fun for students and money for charity
Students raised over $3000 for ciUJrity during
Campus Chest Week, April 1 to 5. Besides the
events below, students participated on slave sales,
dinner date sales, hashinff. and a dance at which
contest winners re ce av ed awards. Of the
donations, $1000 went to United Way. The rest
was devided between Special Olympics (for
IUJndicapped children) , Mountain States Tumor
f,nstitute, and March of Dimes.
THE WINNERS
Beer Drinking (Women) . .... Alpha Gamma Delta
Beer Drinking (Men) ......... Lambda Chi AlpiUJ
Talent (Women) . ............. .. Delta Delta Delta
Talent (Men) . . . .............. Lambda Chi AlpiUJ
Ms. Legs .. .. . .......... . Marie Freiberger, Pi Phi
Mr. Legs . ......... Marty Gwinn, Delta Tau Delta
Pie Eating (Women) ........ . .. . .. ... . . Alpha Phi
Pie Eating (Men) . . ................. Kappa Sigma
Ms. Campus Chest ....... Debbie Schenk, Tri Delt
Ugly Man ..... ............ Bob Eier, Lambda Chi
214CAMPUSCHEST

CAMPUS CHEST 215

216PARENTS'WEEKEND
Parents and students enjoy turtle derby, living group
banner contest, and award ceremonies

PARENTS' WEEKEND 217

218PARENTS'WEEKEND

PARENTS' WEEKEND 219

Inco~pletetracktea~
suffers winless year
despite various
outstanding
individual efforts
A lack of competitors for several events
and a prolonged winter contribute to a
harsh 1975 season for Vandal trackster s.
Idaho's chief strength remains in the field
events, parhcularly the shot put and discus
throw. Distance runners also furnished
points for the team's meager fortunes.
220VANDAL TRACK

VANDALTRACK221

222 BASEBALL

Difficult odds hamper
Vandal baseball
BASEBALL 223

Long hours of practice
pay off for U I tennis team
224TENNIS

TENNIS225

When the spring weather
permits, students take a
swing at softball
226 SOFTBALL

SOFTBALL 227

Many take time out to
hear message of One Way
228 ONE WAY CONCERT

Ping pong provides
escape from tedious
routine of studying
•
PING PONG 229

230 SPRING DRAMA

11
Company," the musical
comedy of the year,
highlights spring activities
SPRING DRAMA 231

232 GDI WEEK
Independents host second
annual week of bed racing,
beer chugging, egg tossing,
and frisbee throwing

GDIWEEK 233

234 BLUE MOUNTAIN
Blue Mountain-Idaho'S own Rocky
Mountain High

BLUE MOUNTAIN 235

236 GRADUATION

GRADUATION 237
I
1975 Graduates mark
last graduation in
Memorial gymnasium

238 GRADUATION

GRADUATION 239

240 SATURDAY IN SPRING

SATURDAY IN SPRING 241

Senior faces Add- Champlin
(Row one) Dave Add. Marilyn Adolph. Dan Allred, Karl Ames, Julie
Ashburn. ( Row rwo) Marianne Bate, Jeff Beard, R ex Beatty, Darrel
Beebe, Da'tJid Bennett. (R ow three) Peggy Bennett. Jackie Bentz. John
Berg. Am Berglund. Glenn Biladeau. (R ow four) Ei leen Bingham, Vicki
Bloomsburg. (R ow five) Roger Booth. James Borowitz.
244SENIORS

(Row one) William Bramletre, Ann Breenin.g. (Row two) John Bremmer,
Edward Brincken. (Row three). Connie Brown. Larry Bulling. (Row
four) Warren Burda, Jane ButU>r, Thomas Butz, Eldonna Byres, Julia
Complx>L (Row five) Laurie Carlson. Dixie Carr. Sreve Carter, Vick y
Carter, Phyllis Champlin.
SENIORS245

Senior faces Chandler- Freem~n
(Row one) Harvey Chandler, Michael Cherasia. (Row two) Bill Chisholm,
Stacie Churchman. (Row three) Erlene Clark, Nancy Clifton, Barbara
Cloninger, Keith Coffman, Kathi Coleman. (Row four) Vince Collins, Pam
Cornilles, Carla Cornwell. Jacqueline Crawley, John Cummings. (Row five)
Lawrence Dav idson. K elly Davis, James Deehr, Kathy D einhardt, Dennis
Deputy.
246SENIORS

(Row one) Jay Dorr, Gary Duke, Mark Edmark.
(Row two) Christy Eisenbarth, Carol Engert,
Agnes English. (Row three) Todd English, Barton
Ewers, M ark Falconer, Arleen Fattu, Barbar a
Fattu. (Row four) Joe FeC'han, Robert Flay. (Row
five) Jan Fleener. Jan Frandsen. (Row six) Jan
Frederikson. Douglas Freeman.
SENIORS247

Senior faces Firth-Jasper
(Row one) Colleen Firth, Ben Garecharw, Mark
Gause. (R ow two) Gary Gilliland, Connie
Glauner. Dave Glenn, Riva Goode ll, Ca rol
Graves. (R ow three) Doug Gross. Jud~_ Gross,
Den Gruenfeld, Deborah Haak, Virgil Hanson.
(Row four) Tom Haraden. Charles Hawkins.
(Row five) Rob Hawksworth, Teri Hawksworth.
248SENIORS

(R ow one) Kristin H earn, Rick H ensley. (R ow two)
Keith Hessing, Maryanne H eyn. (R ow three) Carol
Hill. C herie H obdey. (Row four) Michael H ogan, J ohn
H o hnho r s t , Bill H o lden. Sue H opkins, Richard
H otchkiss. (R ow five) Bill Hudson, Rick Hundrup,
Marilyn Jacobson, Max Jacobson, Bill Jasper.
SENIORS249

Senior faces] ens en-Matsuura
(Row one) Sandra J ensen, John Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Ross
Johnson, Williilm Johnson. (Row two) Jerry Johnstun, Dav id
Jones, Edrw J ones, Michael Kaminski, Sheldon K eafer. (Row
three) K en Kendrick, Sven Kiilsgaard, Janice King, Alice Kohl,
Cheryl Komosinski. (R ow four) Connie Kopczynski, R eenie
Kramer. (Row five) Les Lane, Peter Lane.
250SENIORS

(Row one) Sandy lAngston, Kathy lAst. (Row
two) Mille Lawrence, Jeri Lee. (Row three) John
Leiardi, Joseph Lewicki. (Row lour) C hristopher
Lind, Rhonda Lineberger, J ennifer Link, Janice
Lloyd, Mar y Lothrop. (Row live) Robert Lowe.
T ed Lund, Danny Mann. (Row six) Margaret
Martson, Monte Martson, MarcU:a Matsuura.
SENIORS251

Senior faces Me Clain-Peterson
(Row one) Clifford Me Cloin, Richard Me Crillis.
Karen Me Gillis. (Row two) Kevin Me Guire, Scott
Me Kahan, Diane Medick. (Row three) Patricia
Merrill, Cynthia Miller, Pat Mitchell, Sherri
Mitche ll, Sue Mitc hell. ( Row four) Susan
Montgomery, Patricia Mooney, Paul Moroz, Mike
Mundy, Michael Murphy.
252SENIORS

(Row one) Dav id N t>Umann. Gail N t>Umann. (R ow
two) Vernon Nt'Wby, George N ix. (R ow three)
Jane Ogden. Wayne Okino. (Row four) G lenna
Olsen. Dav id Olson, Lawrence Osgood, Deb Oux>n.
Vicki Owings. (R ow five) Dav id PUff

Senior faces Pidgeon-Stevens
(Row one) Steve Pidgen, Steven Pietz. (Row two) Dick Potter, Dennis
Puschmann. (Row three) Margaret Quinn, David Randall, Ralph R enes,
Ronny R enfrow, Steve Ricketts. (Row four) Linda Rider, Vicki
Ridgewa)l, Dan Riggers, Ann Ritter, Charles Roady. (Row five) Gina
Rogers, Tom Rogers, Linda Roundtree, Vickie Rudolph, Wayne Rush.
254SENIORS

(Row one) Sharon Schell, Charles Scott, Patricia Scott, Barbara
Sehlmeyer, Sue Sellers. (Row twO/ Maridel Severson. Sandra Shields,
Gordon Slyter, Ken Smellie, William Snyder. (Row three) Mary
Sochin.sky, Jerry Sorensen. (Row (our) Michael Stampfli, Dean Stauf(Pr.
(Row five) Lorraine Sten.slond, Martin Ste,;ens.
SENIORS255

Senior faces Stoddard- Wyatt
(ROW' one) Jeff Stoddard, Laird Stone. (Row two)
Mike Stone, Harold Stridborg. (Row three)
Barbara Sutton, Sherman Swanson, Bill Swope?
Maryann Thompson, Katie Thornton. (Row four)
Wanda Tierney, George Titus, Lori Titus, Dave
Tong, Annette Turnbull. (Row five) Dorothy
Ugstad. Patricia Ullman, Juanita Urie.
256SENIORS

(Row one) Paul Van Sisco, Harry Vasquez, Anthon;)! Venbrux. (Row two)
Steve VeNer, William VeNer, Linda Vining, James Wallrer, Susan Walker.
(Row three) John Wangsgard, &rry White, George White, JauJ)! Wilfong,
Shirky Willtins. (Row tour) Ardith Wilmot. John Wilson. (Row tiw) Marie
Wimer, William WiNinger. (}tow .six) Lonnie Wolff, Jill WyaN.
SENIORS257

Graduate faces Boydel­
Undergraduate faces
Boyington
(Row one) Kent Boydell. Luis Cazar. (Row ttDo)
James Dav is, Dana Fahrewald. (Row three)
Macarena Figueroa. Debbie Mabes, Susan Mann,
Deanna Mitchell. Glenn Shewmaker. (Row /&Ur)
Jody Taylor, Steve Watanabe, Fay ..idam.t, Darcy
Aldrich, Karen Alldaffer. ( Row five) G eorge
Ambrose, Lee Ann Anderson. Linda Arulrulis.
258 GRADUATES

(Row one) Mary Aschenbrenner, Kathy Baker, Dave Balding. (Row two)
Sherry Balding, Trac)' ~Barker, Gara Barlow, Garnette Barnes, Peggy
Barrett. (Row three) Mark Beatty, Judith Bean, Kathy Becker, Sandy
Benson. LindlJ Binfield. (Row four) Rocky Bishop, Colleen Bjomn. (Row
five) Eileen Bjomn, Elaine Bjornn. (Row six) Mark Bonman, Rebecca
Boyington.
UNDERGRADUATES 259

llndergraduatefaces
Broadfoot-Endow
(Row one) Dana Broadfoot, George Burke, Patti
Burns. (Row two) Rodne y Butler, Mike Campos,
Thomn,r Casazza. (Row three) Gregory Case y,
Craig

(Row one) Kathy Conner. Susan Conner. (Row two) Judy Conway,
Scon Cooper. (Row three) Julie Creo, Taro Crisp, James Crowe, Rodrn!)l
Dale. Joclcie Daois. (Row four) Joseph DeMarsh, Alan De yo, Lo•s
Diclcinson, Nino Dilley. PatricilJ Dillin. (Row five) Carl Dirlts, Leonrn!
DooliNie, Alice Dustin, Kathy Eche

Undergraduate faces
Endow-H ejazi
(Row one) Michele Endow, Debbie Enevold. Kyra Evans. (Row two) Paulette
Farmer, Sue Farnsworth. Marll Fischer, Dick Fisher, Lynn Fisher. (Row
three) Lelar Fowler, Sherry Fronek, Patricio Freemon, Ruth Freund, Dave
l

(Row one) John Gipe, Robert Graff. (Row two)
Alan Graham, Mark GravaN. (Row three) Joanne
GrO$S, Susan Grover, Alta Haight, Carolyn
Harada, Don Hasenoehrel.' (Row four) Peter
Hattrup 1
Claudia Hawle~. Sheri Hayes, Tracy
HeadricR., Mark Heath. (Row five) Wendy Heck,
R eagan Heese, Nooraddin Heiazi.
UNDERGRADUATES 263

Undergraduate faces
Henley-Kitt
(Row one) Sherril H enley, Ray H ershe)!. (Row two) Loui.se H enriksen.
M ichael Hicltinbotham. (Row three) Gilw Hill, Carol Hinse_y. (Row
four) Lorilee H oalst, Anita Hoffman. Carol Holman, Dave H ornsby,
ScoN H epburn. (R ow five) T eresa Houck. John Hultman, Douglas
Hummel, Kathryn Hunter, Karen Rupp.
264 UNDERGRADUATES

(ROUJ one) Karen Ingle, Sherry Jacobsen. John Jasper, Ann Jewell.
Ann Johnson. (Row two) Carol Johnson. Janelle Johnson. Russell
Johnson. Jan Johnston. Mary Jones. ( ROUJ three) Penny Jones, Rory
Jones, Toni Jones, Lin.tW Kallis, James Karn. (Row four ) Sandy K ees,
Kathy Kimmons. (ROUJ five) Sandy Kinyon. Susie Kitt.
UNDERGRADUATES 265

llndergraduatefaces
Klein-Moorer
(Row one) Tony Klein. Jan Koch, Tina Kondo.
(Row two) Don Kopczynski, Pat Kora, Mark
Krigbaum. (Row three) Ellen Kunz, Karen
Landers, Betty Langdon, Cindy Lane, Kim
Laragan. (Row four ) Theresa Lask. Nancy Last.
(Row five) Bennie Lawrence, Liz Lejardi. (Row
six) Kristine Larsen. Nancy Lynch.
266 UNDERGRADUATES

(Row one) Beth Lyon, Dave L)lon. ( R ow two)
Mary Marshall, Dougla.s Marttn. (R ow three)
Carol Matalonis, J o hn Mavencamp, J eff
McCarthy, Vema McCrillis, John Mcllravy. (Row
four) Kathleen McKim, John M ead, Susan Merrill,
Shnyl M eschko. John Miesen. (Row five) Debbie
Mikesell, Mike Mitchell, Ann M olenaar, K evin
Monroe, Winfred Moorer.
UNDERGRADUATES 267

llndergraduatefaces
Moser-Rogers
(Row one) Ron Moser, Linda Murray, Justin
Naderman. (Row two) Brad Neely, Laurence
Nelson. Nikki Newwell, Cheryl Niswander, Kevin
North. (Row three) Lisa Olsen, Shelly Orvik,
Melissa Otto, Doug Parker, Tom Parkinson. (Row
four) Nancy Parks, Sandy PercivaL (Row five)
Richard Pent%er, Eric Peter son.
268 UNDERGRADUATES

(Row one) Mark Petzinger, Valerie Powell. Laurie
PresnelL (Row two) David Ramseyer, Ric Rancla,
Earl Reed. (Row three) Valerie R enfrow, Cris
Rice. Jack Rurgs, Nancy Riordan, Kathy Robbins.
(Row four) Robin Rockwell. Tammy Rodig. (Row
five) Carty Rogers, Dana Rogers.
UNDERGRADUATES 269

270 UNDERGRADUATES
lfndergraduatefaces
Rosick- linger
(Row one) K evin Rosick, Michael Rosick. (Row
two) Allen Ross, Cindy Ross. (Row three) Ron
Rowan, Mike Rush, Marg__aret Russell. Kurt Sahl,
Dan Sample. (Row four) Gordon SarJ:ent, Annette
Schaefer, Debbie Schenk. (Row [.ave) D ebbie
Schmidt, Joyce Schmidt, K eith Schreaber.

(Row one) Teresa Schurrwn, Beverly Shewmaker. (Row two) Patty Sledge,
Courtn)l Smith. (Row three) Heidi Smith, JuUe Suider. (Row four) Stan
Stondal. Joy Stansbery, Ann Struchen, Paula Stueve, Ernw Tem~le, (Row
five) Cyndy Thomas, Lynn Timinaga, Roger Tish. (R ow s1x) Mark
Truesdell. Jane Uhlorn. Randy Unger.
UNDER GRADUATES 271

(Jndergraduatefaces
VanderBoegh- Watson
(Row one) Don Vander Boegtt., Kristine Vander
Meer, Cindy Vaughn. (Row two) Linda Vetter,
Kevin Villalobos, Diane Vowels, Joan Walker,
lteta Wallis. (Row three) Patty Ward, David
Warnick. (ROtv four) Jennifer Washburn, Lee
Wauon.
272 UNDERGRADUATES

(R ow one) Steve Weldon, Walter Wells. (R ow two)
Doug Westl1off, Scott Whiteley. (Row t hree)
Nancy WiciJer, Helanine Wilson, Holly Wimer,
Tina Winkler, Rl10nda Wing. (Row four) Kathy
Wo l ff, R oxie Wood, Gerry Wright, Chris ta
Zellerhoff, John Ziel{ler.
UNDERGRADUATES 273

REFLECTIONS

A lone and yet together
I build a future for
my person.
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Among thesefirm brick buildings
housed with knowledge
I have ventured
seeking to gain the wisdom which
I could use as an implement of life.

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Testing my wings on the breeze,
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!journey down
the road of life
confident that I am prepared.
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But now ...
. .. I am tired of books
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..a••••
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I long to escape
to the green fields and
quiet seclusion of life.
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My mind seeks
to experience
what print and ink
cannot teach ...

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Summer awaits me.
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