MICHIGAN
STATE
UNIVERSITY,

CONTENTS

An Introduction to Life u . . page 

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Life in the Student Community . . .. page 24 

Academic Life . . * page 96 

Athletic Life . . . page 150 

Organization Life . . . page 198 

Residential Life ... page 255 

Graduation Activities . .  page 360

1963

Lowell D. Kinney, Editor 

Michele M. Powers, Copy Editor 

Gerald E. Holmes, Photo Editor 

Minna Reidel, Office Manager

MICHIGAN
STATE
UNIVERSITY

TO LIFE

An educational institution is a traditional 

pattern established through the years into a way of life

This University is an impression. Whether it’s 
the $150 million at-cost value of the land, build­
ings, and equipment, a single member of the 
1,634 faculty members, or the carillon tower 
donated by John W. Beaumont (’82), a single visit 
here leaves an impression. A four-year focal 
point may well be on the 900,000 volume library, 
one of the 11 colleges, the largest teacher train­
ing program in the nation, the unique Honors 
College program, or upon one or several of the 
dynamic administrators headed by President John 
A. Hannah.

The University possesses a bewildering assort­
ment of resources and activities, all calculated to 
attend a modern society. Impressions of these 
resources and activities lead to reflections and 
expectations of the University. The University is

expected to be a responsible institution; respon­
sible to the public; responsible to the student. A 
distinguished faculty, the library, the laboratories, 
the classrooms, and the research instruments, all 
provide an atmosphere in which learning may 
flourish. Learning, however, is the responsibility 
of the student. Whatever else the University may 
do, it cannot be successful without the student 
and his responsibility: self-responsibility.

A student should come to the University able 
to rise above grades for their sake alone. The 
University can offer a student the opportunity of 
exploring the puzzles of the world or of exam­
ining his own life. A student should depart from 
this University prepared for the discipline of 
hard work, the exercise of freedoms and responsi­
bilities in his own life and in his contributions 
to his family, the community, the profession and 
the institution of his society to which he is com­
mitted. If such outcomes are missing, the student 
has failed himself, the University, and all those 
to whom he might have given his talents more 
fully throughout the unfolding of his adult life.

A first impression: 
beauty in symbolic form.

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Within MSU’s “Garden of knowledge,” 
a garden of natural beauty.

In preparation for a student population 
of 48,000, residence halls, classrooms, 
and research facilities rise and the old 
makes way for the new.

Most students begin and end 
their collegiate stay on the 
summer campus.

In the beginning there was confusion; 
for students and for helpful parents.

Mobility on a campus of 880 acres is sometimes 
hampered by weather. On foot or by bus, 
snow can be a deterent, disliked and unwanted, 
In contrast, the balmy days of spring hamper 
mobility in a pleasant, relaxed manner.

Transportation is often the keynote 
to punctuality, whether by foot, 
bus, or bicycle.

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The not-so-Red Cedar promotes caution 
for student canoeists but many manage 
a dip in the tepid waters.

A first introduction to collegiate 
atmosphere: summer counseling 
clinics, new faces, places, and things.

Green Helmet members aid 
students through that 
first big frustration: 
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Both the open waters of near-by Lake 
Lansing and the bricked-in confines of the 
IM outdoor pool draw “study breakers.”

Summer lingered into December 
without a student complaint, but when 
the male monopoly on the Brody group 
was broken, the voice of dissent was heard.

Even with an enrollment of 27,473 
students, the individual is the basic 
element; each face in the crowd 
is integral to the whole.

From the crowded fun of the Luau to the 
relative solitude offered by a quiet 
hour on the steps of Berkey Hall, the 
student affects and is affected by 
others on his campus.

MSU offers out-of-doors activities for 
both the spectator and the participant, 
ranging from the beauty of a summer concert 
to the confusion of Frosh-Soph Daze.

Spring on campus invites the private 
challenge offered by the Red Cedar Golf 
Course and the cooperative effort required 
for a float in Water Carnival.

The MSU planetarium, still under 
construction, will be significant 
to the College of Natural Science 
and to the University as a whole.

Michigan State is still a pioneer 
in its continuous planning of 
construction for expansion 
and progress.

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The University Community Offers the Student 

the Opportunity to Learn Through Experience

individuals having a variety of interests, back­
grounds, and points of view is broadening and 
maturing. Such an experience develops toler­
ance, independence, and respect for those unlike 
oneself. The student is challenged to consider, 
determine, and evaluate his own beliefs and 
values.

As the student departs from Michigan State 
University, he leaves behind him a pattern of 
footsteps representing his successes, his disap­
pointments, his pleasures, and his hardships. The 
pattern of each student is unique and significant 
and remains forever a part of the University. As 
those before him left part of themselves for his 
growth and development, so too, he leaves of 
himself for those to follow. Like footprints, his 
experiences here leave upon his memory an in­
delible impression which he carries with him 
through life.

Cardinal Newman defined the university as
. . the great ordinary means to a great but 
ordinary end; it aims at raising the intellectual 
tone of society, at cultivating the public mind, 
at purifying the national taste, at supplying true 
principles to popular enthusiasm and fixed aims 
to popular aspiration, at giving enlargement and 
sobriety to the ideas of the age, at facilitating the 
exercise of political power, and refining the inter­
course of private life.” In modern society where 
change is so evident, these functions of the uni­
versity are emphasized.

In order to so serve society, Michigan State 
possesses a bewildering array of resources and 
activities. Within the University and student 
community, three interrelated ideas confront 
every individual: freedom, responsibility, and 
excellence. The University offers each student a 
new foundation of experience on which to build 
the principles which will mold his character and 
his life. The ultimate responsibility for success 
rests with the individual.

Education and experience come not alone from 
the classroom, the laboratory and the book. Liv­
ing for four years in the student community with

The campus night scene includes 
the brightly-lit library.

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Indicative of student-faculty relations, Professor Hans 
Wolff and a student discuss course work at Kewpie’s.

A challenging maze of checkpoints, lines, and

LEARNING UNDER 

THE GUIDANCE GF 

INTERESTED FACULTY

Faculty instruction doesnt end in the classroom.

The relationship between student and instructor reaches be­
yond the realm of the classroom. This communication shifts 
from the group level of the lecture hall to the individual exchange 
of ideas through recitation sessions and private appointments. 
Through this personal contact, a common ground is created on 
which to air specific misunderstandings.

Student and faculty join forces in areas besides academics in 
creating the University community. They serve together on 
library and student publication regulatory committees, not to 
mention the controversial Speakers Committee. Fall term stu­
dent-faculty talent was combined to present the Junior Council’s 
first annual “Faculty Fling” talent show.

Berkey’s summer steps provide a restful sun stop 
for students awaiting classes and buses.

Foreign students receive counseling and 
guidance from advisor Donald Gemmel.
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Many students take advantage of the books kept on 
reserve in the library for assigned readings.

Communication barriers are often not the 
least of the foreign student’s problems.

As the intellectual focal point of the University, 
the library serves faculty and students alike in the 
quest for knowledge. Its 900,000 volumes, 9,000 cur­
rent periodicals, and 2,133 seat facilities remain 
well-used throughout each term, but become un­
comfortably crowded as midterms and finals draw 
near.

SERVING TO FURTHER 

RESEARCH AND THE 

INTELLECTUAL PROCESS

The library provides a restful place to 
study and employment for many students.

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Instructor and student interest is essential for 
a proper learning situation to take place.

Inherent in any university is the personal role played by instructor and student, 
in class and out. The ratio is always 1:1 if there is an interested instructor and an 
interested student, a prerequisite to learning. Utilization of class time, after­
class time, and between class time is an important segment of life at a university 
whether it is in discussion, recreation or personal enterprise.

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Informality and coffee cups sometimes aid the 
learning process in small-group sessions.

The economy of gaining an education is often seen in the 
two-way transactions at the Union Book Store.

EDUCATION IS A 

PERSONAL VENTURE

Though there has been a stress on independent study 
by the individual student, much of this independence 
requires the personal attention of a major professor. The 
personal problems of an individual, academic or other­
wise, continue to find understanding through the faculty 
and administration personnel.

A professor’s availability after class is often the opportunity to 
approach assignment problems or delve into advance studies.

Student problems in many areas, from loans 
for books to low grades, are brought 
before Dr. Eldon Nonnamaker.

In most academic areas, the intricacies of 
a new language must be learned.

Experiments and the experience of quali­
fied people leads to acquired knowledge.

The end of a faculty day is often long after the 
campus has been deserted of academic activity.

Informal faculty conferences bring together many 
of the divergent ends of Academia.

STUDENT PARTICIPATION 

HELPS MAKE A GREAT UNIVERSITY

All-university events ranged from the annual Homecoming and Water Carnival 
pageants to the once-tried-but-not-forgotten Luau. Preparation for most of the 
activities requires long hours of hard work, ingenuity, and a strong desire for 
participation on the part of the student body. The success or failure depends on 
strong student leadership and an interested and enthusiastic following. In most 
instances these have been present and have enhanced the possibility for most of 
the annual events to continue, prosper, and add to a student tradition.

Umbrellas at the Homecoming game have been as traditional 
as the roses given ’62 Queen Patty Johnson.

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CREATIVITY, OF SORTS, 

IS STRESSED

A week of Luau’s Mini Muus, long and short, 
turned campus heads and compelled 9,000 paying 
gourmets to attend the multi-sectioned event held 
in the various levels of Jenison Field House. Later 
in the Spring, a more sophisticated Water Carnival 
captured campus interests. “Pseudo”, theme for 
the Red Cedar extravaganza, was aptly portrayed 
by the numerous entries competing for division 
gold cups, symbolic of initiative, imagination and 
hard work.

Typical of the “Pseudo” theme, the Delta Zeta-Delta Sigma 
Phi entry in the Red Cedar pageant won second place.

Part of the annual Water Carnival is the Excalibur 
tapping ritual, official anouncement of new members.

Finishing touches and weeks of 
labor by Water Carnival entrants.

A SPIRIT OF GIVING PERVADES 

THE ANNUAL BLGGD DRIVE

As applicants await the opportunity to donate to the annua] 
blood drive, another is prepared by the efficient hands of a 
Red Cross nurse checking pulse and blood pressure.

The one annual event not connected with the frivolity 
and entertainment aspect of the all-University events, and 
probably the most important student sponsored event, is 
the annual Blood Drive. Students have the opportunity 
to participate in something worthwhile and still compete: 
Jackson prison, less populated than this institution, affords 
the annual pint-by-pint competition.

A pint at a time, donators work toward membership in the 
gallon club, symbolic of sacrifice for the sake of others.

The officials’ table is a beehive of activity as late entries, driver 
and pusher changes, and preliminary times are requested.

Carts endeavor to gain an early lead to jockey for the best 
course position in an effort to reach the relay point first.

Annually a big event, the Greek Feast, held in the Sigma Nu 
yard, provided excellent food and entertainment.

EVENTS FDRM AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE

UNIVERSITY ATMOSPHERE

Many annual events are group-oriented, such as the Greek Feast and the SOC 
term party, but most are inter-university in scope and participation drawing 
from the manpower resources of the Greeks, residence halls, and GDIs. Even 
the organization-sponsored activities draw enthusiastic participation from other 
areas. The Junior 500, Greek in origin and sponsorship (Lambda Chi Alpha), is 
perhaps the greatest example of this: Sororities vie for the fastest non-Greek 
runners to propel their entries. It has become the annual highlight of Greek week.

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The Campus United Nations provides a sounding board and 
learning experience for an important area, foreign affairs.

ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS PROSPER OR FAIL THROUGH 
THE PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS

Many campus organizations annually face the problem of stu­
dent participation and enthusiasm. Some, such as the Campus 
UN, do not offer an immediate entertainment reward and, with 
much of their activity of a research and educational nature, do 
not draw the attention they perhaps deserve.

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Crowded out by an overflow attendance, innovating 
youngsters found a better view of the Jr. 500.

The Activities Carnival, annual show place for 
campus organizations, drew a chilled crowd to 
Spartan Stadium.

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spectacular, “Pseudo.”

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sounds and action, is a big crowd pleaser.

The Maestro relaxes. Stan Kenton.

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An increasingly popular summer event, the 
Stan Kenton Jazz Clinic, draws numerous 
student musicians and spectators alike. Found­
ed as an academic relationship to the music 
school, the event now draws people from the 
far corners of southern Michigan for pure 
listening pleasure.

GREETS NEW FACES, THINGS, AND PLACES

A UNIVERSITY ANNUALLY 

Entering freshmen are greeted with miles of spacious 
campus, a confusing array of buildings—and tests.

Counselors work closely with new students, 

preparing graphic course and study outlines.

STRONGLY APPLAUDED: 

MSU’S LECTURE CONCERT 

SERIES

Each year the Lecture-Concert Series presents more 
than 50 programs including art and foreign films, travel 
films, and some of the world’s foremost organizations and 
figures of the concert hall, stage, and lecture platform. 
Under the direction of Dr. Wilson B. Paul, the wide 
variety of cultural programs are provided at a modest 
cost. Turn-away crowds are not unusual and pre-season 
sell-outs are commonplace. The Series has taken the 
lights and life of Broadway and the Met to the stage of 
the University Auditorium in a presentation of diversified, 
entertaining, and educational programs for the University 
community. Audiences for the 1962-63 series were privi­
leged with such presentations as Sound of Music, violinist 
David Oistrakh, Foo Hsing Theater, the New York City 
Opera Company, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, soprano 
Lentyne Price, and the Iglesias Spanish Ballet.

Roberta Peters, exciting star of the Metropolitan 
Opera Company, appeared in the spring L-C Series.

The Kabuki play provided enter­
in an oriental vein.
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Ray McKinley aids an 
assistant in arranging 
a program score.

Violist Oistrakh obligingly signed 
autographs after his performance.

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The Sunday performance of the 
Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra 
was “sold out”.

After the formal travelogue presentation, guest 
speakers such as Curtis Nagle often provided interested 
members of the audience with an informal discussion.

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Seniors take the Career Carnival opportunity to 
investigate the opportunities in their fields.

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The Pistol Club is one of many campus organizations 
which furnish information through an annual display 
at the Activities Carnival under Spartan Stadium.

THE CARNIVALS: 

CAREERS AND ACTIVITIES

DISPLAYED

The two fall term activities of importance to all stu­
dents are the Career and Activities Carnivals. The Career 
Carnival, of primary interest to seniors, brings major cor­
porations and leading employers from all over the nation 
to the campus. Booth displays feature working scale 
models and representatives are on hand to inform stu­
dents of job opportunities in the fields represented.

In December, Spartan Stadium becomes the show- 
place for more than 70 campus organizations who par­
ticipate in the annual Activities Carnival. The organiza­
tion representatives locate booths along the “midway” 
under the stadium bleachers for display and advertise­
ment. Upperclassmen are available to acquaint freshmen 
with the wide variety of activities open to them.

Working scale models are an interesting and 
important part of the annual Career Carnival.

Representatives from major corporations all over the 
country provide answers to employment questions.

Chicken wire and tissue paper are transformed into 
colorful displays during Homecoming Week.

HOMECOMING: AN EXCITING 

WEEK HONORING ALUMNI

A hectic week of preparation leads up to the Saturday of 
Homecoming honoring returning alumni. Living units on and off 
campus prepare elaborate displays in competition with each other. 
Paper flowers and paper mâché caricatures, wilted by the annual 
homecoming drizzle, greet the grads and poke fun at the visiting 
football team. The displays are judged and the winners are an­
nounced at the football game. The Homecoming Queen is 
crowned during the half-time and is presented her bouquet of 
roses. She is officially crowned at the all-University dance which 
concludes the festivities. The stadium turf is turned over to the 
alumni after the game for renewing old acquaintances. Groups of 
alums gather around signs posting graduation classes for over 
half a century.

Frosh-Soph class presidents annually try to out-sit 
each other in a make-shift tree boudoir.

FROSH-SOPH DAZE: 

INTER-CLASS COMPETITION

From the tug-of-war and president’s tree-sitting 
to the frantic search for a garter in a haystack, 
Frosh-Soph Daze is filled with frivolity and fun. 
The annual competition is always close and, in the 
case of the tree-sitting, the two class leaders some­
times descend together after a long and sometimes 
cold and uncomfortable night in their nest. Other 
festivities include an egg-throwing contest (with un­
boiled eggs), a sack race, and unorganized hilarity 
for competitors and by-standers. The events are the 
final activity of the Frosh-Soph Council and are 
staged to integrate the new students into campus 
life and activities.

The boys really get enthusiastic 
over the lost garter in the haystack.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 

J-HDP AND “WHIRL”

Much of the student social activity centers around two major 
dances, the J-Hop and the Veteran’s Club Winterland Whirl. 
Both semi-formal, they drew large crowds with the name bands 
of Dave Brubeck at the J-Hop and Duke Ellington at the Whirl. 
The J-Hop split the evening with two bands, Hal Munro played 
for the dancing and Brubeck entertained at a 50-minute inter­
mission. Highlight of the Vet’s dance was the queen selection. 
Each couple was greeted upon entry with an array of pictures of 
the candidates for the title and allowed to vote. The winner was 
announced at intermission. Other dances of social significance 
during the school year were the Harvest Ball and the Spinsters’ 
Spin, a semi-formal affair when the coeds do the inviting, foot the 
bill, and make their date’s corsage.

Dave Brubeck entertains a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd 
at the intermission of the 1962-63 J-Hop.

A cost-plus crowd dances to Munro music 
at the “Land of Oz” J-Hop.

A center of interest and crowd participation 
at the Vet’s Winter land Whirl is the selection 
and crowning of the Queen.

Winterland Whirl features big-name bands and a nightclub atmosphere 
for the members of the Vets’ Club and their dates.

A dramatic portrayal by the University Theater, 
“American Dream” was one of many successes.

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for success for Summer Circle theater.

“Queen and Rebels”, “Brigadoon” rated high.

Through the University Theater the campus community 
is offered important, but not well-known enough, plays 
to be commercially profitable. Experimental or unusual 
plays like “American Dream” are also in the UT realm. 
The year’s unique feature was “Kanjincho,” a Kabuki 
play translated and produced by James Brandon, associ­
ate professor of speech. Brandon studied with the Jap­
anese theater and produced the play as authentically as 
possible outside Japan.

The revenge of the court jester, Rigoleto, for 
the carryings on of the Duke of Mantua was the 
theme of the New York City Opera production.

For her role as Meg Brockie, Earlene Bates won the best 
supporting actress award at the Theta Alpha Phi banquet.

A farce comedy on the newspaper 
world, “American Dream,” 
opened the Summer Circle season.

Striped umbrellas marked UT booths about campus 
at which coupon booklets were sold for all productions.

Sell-out crowds at University Theater productions and 
the 
improved stage facilities around campus have 
prompted an extension of UT work. Beginning in the 
fall UT plays will tour the coed complexes to allow a 
greater number of students to see the productions.

An increase in Arena productions from three to nine 
per year will enlarge the opportunity for acting and 
direction.

Another first is the formation of the Performing Arts 
Company which will tour various colleges and univer­
sities with the French play, Rhinoceros, and Medea, 
Euripides’ classic tragedy.

ENTERTAINING 

THE ENTIRE CAMPUS 

AND COMMUNITY

SERVICES AND FACILITIES TO SOLVE PROBLEMS

Michigan State University provides extensive personnel services to assist stu­
dents in making their educational experience more profitable and satisfying. 
While the principal function of the University is to provide a suitable intellectual 
environment for students through classrooms, laboratories, and stimulating teach­
ers, it is recognized that the total development of the individual — personal, social, 
and physical as well as intellectual — is of equal importance.

The Student Services Building is an all-purpose structure 
for University student services and organizations.

William Finni, director of Admissions and Scholar­
ships, is responsible for the admissions policy and 
scholarship presentations.

The information required by an application 
form involves long hours for prospective 
students and staff members.

Starr Keesler, past director of Alumni Relations, administered 
all work with the 80,000 alumni of Michigan State.

SERVICES FDR MSU STUDENTS, PAST AND PRESENT

The Alumni Relations office serves as the liaison agency between the Uni­
versity and its alumni. Its purpose is to foster a feeling of loyalty and interest, 
to stimulate, organize and direct alumni activities, and to unite them with their 
University.

The Counseling Center aids students in making the best possible adjustment 
to the University. It provides a complete testing service, maintains a file of occu­
pational information and offers educational, vocational and personal counseling 
to Michigan State and prospective students.

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Dr. Pierson of the Counseling Center aids students 
in several areas with personal advice.

Several tests designed to evaluate various 
capacities and talents are administered by the 
trained staff members of the Counseling Center.

Kellogg Center serves as the 
focal point of service to the 
adults of Michigan, the nation 
and the world in the continuation 
of learning.

EDUCATION AND INFORMATION 

FOR STATE, NATION AND WORLD

The continuing education program is a projection of University resources to 
those not enrolled as students. This program may take the form of courses for 
credit, conferences, entertainment and cultural offerings, or special educational 
service projects.

Public relations is an important business of the University. Utilizing various 
media, the department of Information Services issues material of educational and 
public service character to the people of the nation.

Planning and organization are the first steps taken in the 
preparation of publications issued by Information Services.

FACILITIES FDR STUDENTS:

HOUSING AND

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As an integral part of the Michigan State program of 
higher education, student housing is designed to give thè 
student the greatest possible experience in group livings 
'self-discipliné, ■■-and the development of good taste and 
social manners. In order that students may share fully in 
the experience of life in an active academic community, 
the University has developed one of the finest and largest 
residence programs in the nation.

Complete medical, surgical and psychiatric service for 
students and their families and staff members are pro­
vided by Olin Health Center. The Center offers free 
hospital services to patients.

Student housing rests in the capable 
hands of Director Jack Seibold.

The Married Housing office is notified when a married 
student is admitted and sends them a housing application.

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THE WELFARE DF STUDENTS 

□N CAMPUS AND IN THE FUTURE

In order to better serve the students, the Placement Bureau keeps 
an up-to-date list of available jobs and arranges interviews.

A library of job opportunities and 
possible employers is maintained.

The welfare of everyone on campus is the responsibility of the 
department of Public Safety under director Richard Bernitt, 
right, and Lt. Allen H. Andrews.

Job opportunities are solicited from prospective employers and are catalogued 
by the Placement Bureau. Assistance in gaining part-time work or full employ­
ment is given to MSU students, graduating seniors, and alumni through this 
service.

Public safety is the concern of Director Richard Bernitt and his staff of 24 
uniformed, full-time police officers. The Department of Public Safety handles 
traffic safety, automobile registration, ambulance dispatch, and the general safety 
of everyone on campus.

Practical experience in production, performance, programming, and administration are offered by WMSB-TV.

The extensive facilities of WKAR-AM and FM, 
full-time radio stations which are operated by 
MSU, provide practical experience in this area.

The lobby directory is a basic inventory of the services 
offered to students at Michigan State.

STUDENT SERVICES 

IN COMMUNICATION

Student Services is a broad term which encompasses a wide range of bene­
fits developed over a period of time which exist for the sole purpose of serving 
the student body. The influence of these organizations may be felt daily with 
the State News, periodically with the Spartan Engineer or the Veterinarian, or 
annually with the Wolverine. AUSG and Union Board have a continuous effect 
upon the student’s daily life.

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Paperwork and scheduling were two of the responsibilities 
of the photo editor Jerry Holmes.

Minna Reidel and Mike Anikeeff were 
responsible for sales and business.

THE 1963 WDLVERINE: 

A PRINTED RECORD 

OF LIFE AT MSU

The editorial foundation was laid as early as last spring; 
a year has passed, marked by various campaigns and 
deadlines. From the initial sales drive during fall term 
registration to the final printer’s deadline, the months 
have followed one another with a rise and fall of tension- 
builders. Editor Lowell Kinney was ultimately respon­
sible for the book, with Sales Managers Minna Reidel and 
Mike Anikeeff promoting the sales and commercial facets.

Ann Jarman types the seemingly 
endless Wolverine copy.

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Copy editor Michele Powers studies type specimens with 
Editor Lowell Kinney to complete a section, word by word.

THE ELEMENTS ARE 

WORDS AND PICTURES 

IN THE WOLVERINE

A composite view of college living—presented with 
words and photographs—is the goal of the Wolverine staff. 
Although a yearbook is carefully planned and discussed 
months in advance of publication, the pressure on staff 
members is constant; every page must accurately depict 
some aspect familiar to the student. Many jobs are in­
tegral to such a chronicle, for a 500-page book demands 
a variety of talents from many people. The result of their 
work is to be found here in the 1963 Wolverine.

THE STATE NEWS: 

CURRENT EVENTS ON CAMPUS

Editor Ben Burns confers with editorial consultant 
Louis Berman on State News policy.

thousands beyond 

A part of the student’s daily ritual is read­
ing the State News. Published every class 
day by University students under the super­
vision of Louis Berman, faculty advisor, for 
the University community, its circulation 
the campus 
reaches 
limits. Although principally a 
training 
ground for the advertising and journalism 
schools, the News also employs students 
merely interested in the newspaper field. 
From the State News office, copy and lay­
outs are sent to Wilstaff for typing and then 
on to Greenville to be printed. The finished 
product arrives on campus at 5:30 a.m. 
ready for the circulation crews to deliver.

Marleta Bailey, State News Office Manager, 
plays an integral role in all student work.

Reporters and student editors spend a considerable amount 
of the week obtaining news pertinent to the student body.

Photo editor Skip Mays and his staff illustrate the news

Student life and activities are 
coordinated with the daily news 
by Wire editor Bruce Fabricant.

Cancelled ads are clipped daily from the “kill sheet.”

Copies of each day s paper are kept on file in the 
circulation room as handy reference material.

Ads are laid out under the watchful eye 
of Advertising manager Fred Levine.

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carefully dummied in before being sent to press.

SPARTAN ENGINEER: A BALANCE OF SCDURCES

Roberta Huffmaster stuffs magazines to be 
to subscribers, critics, and advertisers.

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Under the direction of Editor Paul 
Adams, and with a change of printing 
processes, the quality of the Spartan 
Engineer magazine increased while ex­
penses decreased.

The magazine reports technical in­
formation and news of local research 
projects written by engineering students.
The Spartan Engineer is sold to stu­
dents and faculty members and is dis­
tributed to the national concerns which 
advertise in it.

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Ed Foster uses a medical dictionary to verify the use 
of an unfamiliar term in rewriting a case study.

MSU VETERINARIAN: 

A RECORD OF PROGRESS

The MSU Veterinarian is the student organ of the College 
of Veterinary Medicine. The magazine staff, all veterin­
ary medicine majors, publish three issues during the year. 
Their presentation of veterinary news is designed to keep 
all those interested in this field informed of recent de­
velopments. Contents of this magazine, one of only two 
technical student publications on campus, is a balance 
between local and national events.

RESPONSIBILITY: KEY TO 

STUDENT GOVERNMENT

All-University Student Government has had a proud 
and colorful past. On March 28, 1908, the student body 
passed the following resolution: “For the future settle­
ment of all class matters and the maintenance of the 
college traditions and customs, a ‘Student Council’ shall 
be formed.” As the University has grown in the past 50 
years, AUSG has developed into one of the three best 
student government structures in the nation, with the re­
sponsibility of coordinating campus organizations and 
serving as the voice of the students.

Loans under $15 are made available to students without 
interest if they are repaid within three weeks.

The personnel department, under Director Jim 
Corey, insures the smooth running of AUSG.

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CONCRETE SERVICES FOR THE STUDENT BODY

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his office after being relieved.

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checks stencils before running 
off the last order of the day.

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AUSG is designed by and for the students. Its services may 
affect a single individual or the entire student body. In any of its 
branches — Legislative, Executive, or Judicial — the opportunity 
to learn about people, to work closely with faculty members, and 
to develop one’s full potential is a rewarding experience. AUSG 
plays a major role in the process of educating the student in the 
democratic principle upon which the university and the nation 

are founded.

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into the night tabulating the returns of the day’s race 
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STUDENT-UNION COORDINATION

THROUGH UNION BOARD

The purpose of Union Board is generally to assure optimum use of the facilities 
of the Union Building as to sponsor any worthwhile activity in the building appro­
priate to a university campus. As one of the largest organizations on campus, it 
offers many services to the student body, including dances, bridge instruction and 
tournaments, football movies, Last Chance lectures, European flights, films, art 
and music rooms, the Union Board Desk, building decorations, and the special 
programs presented during Union Board Week.

Weekly all-University dances sponsored by Union Board 
provide an inexpensive evening for students.

A bridge tournament and lessons rank 
high in the calendar of UB activities.

New fashions for both men and women are modelled at 
the Style Show, a feature of Union Board Week.

A coed art critic ponders a modern painting 
displayed at the Union Board art show.

The art of silk screening can be a 
messy process but the colorful signs 
that result make it worthwhile.

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The academic organization of the eleven colleges is 
a beginning for the Administration. President John A. 
Hannah, appointed by the Board of Trustees, must have 
a staff of competent persons to take charge of and care 
for the many offices and units essential to the operation 
of a great university. The objective of these dedicated 
individuals is to form a comprehensive and cohesive unit 
to carry out the philosophy of the University. This 
philosophy is reflected in the University’s aims and pur­
poses: to provide an education to fit the times for the 
young men and women who can qualify to enroll here; to 
disseminate and advance knowledge in the fields of 
learning in which programs of instruction and research 
are maintained; to extend the services of the University 
to the people of the state, nation, and world.

DR. JOHN A. HANNAH,
PRESIDENT

MRS. JDHN A. HANNAH

BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Jacweir Breslin; Phillip J. May; Don Stevens; Connor D. Smith; 
Pres. John A. Hannah; Jan B. Vanderploeg; C. Allen Harlan; Frank Merriman; Warren M. Huff.

THE ADMINISTRATION PROVIDED DYNAMIC LEADERSHIP

JACWEIR BRESLIN , SECRETARY

In the past academic year, the Administration under­
took the promulgation of the Educational Development 
Program, the result of an intensive study of the future 
needs of the University. The Administration suffered a 
great loss in early 1963 with the sudden death of Dr. 
Clifford Erickson, provost, whose capable and dynamic 
leadership aided in the growth and progress of the Uni­
versity. Dr. Erickson had a deep concern with the future 
of the University and the Educational Development 
Program, the product of Dr. Hannah and former Provost 
Dr. Paul A. Miller.

DR. GORDON A. SABINE,
VICE PRESIDENT 

FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS

JAMES H. DENISON,
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT 
AND DIRECTOR OF 

UNIVERSITY RELATIONS

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Academic Life in a “Multiversity” Program Must Include All of 

Those Facets in and Outside of the Actual Classroom

The inclusion of an organization as complex 
and diversified as Michigan State under the head­
ing of “university” is a misnomer. Within the 
complex of the eleven colleges are numerous de­
partments which, in many instances, assume the 
role of a college and to some extent the “uni­
versity” toward the student. Thus, in aiding 
students to attain proficiency in general educa­
tion and specialized fields, to discover their abil­
ities, interests, needs and goals, and to assume 
responsibilities for individual growth and de­
velopment, the components of the major institu­
tion become, in effect, a “multiversity.”

Within the physical academic facilities pro­
vided, there are over 1,600 members of the in­
structional faculty, each having attained a degree 
of knowledge necessary to educate within his 
area of learning. These instructional faculty 
members serve as the major student-faculty per­
sonal contacts and become an important link in 
the communication system.

The excellence of this facility is evidenced by 
the position of prominence attained by MSU 
throughout the world. The “Honors College” 
program, originated at MSU for superior stu-

dents, has become a model for similar programs 
at other universities. The largest teacher-train­
ing program in the nation, offered by the College 
of Education, incorporates a unique off-campus 
student-teaching program which has developed 
as an effective job placement device. The lan­
guage-learning laboratory arrangement now en­
ables a student to do two years of language 
work in one year. The Federal Bureau of Investi­
gation has rated the School of Police Administra­
tion as the finest in the country. The Department 
of Political Science, the College of Agriculture, 
the College of Veterinary Medicine, and the 
College of Home Economics, are among others 
who enjoy similar ratings.

Besides the rigorous program of undergraduate 
education, ten colleges are authorized to give 
advanced degrees covering 275 fields of study. 
Both master’s and doctor’s degrees are offered by 
more than 70 college departments.

College and department libraries offer 
sanctums of specialized study.

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Mason Hall administration-faculty dinner guest policy.

STUDENT-FACULTY NON-ACADEMIC 

RELATIONS LEND CREDENCE 

TO AN EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY

The comforts of home and a new text book occupy an 
“off duty” evening of ATL instructor David Weeks.

Though students and faculty must of necessity lead a private 
life, much of the non-academic activity involving each group 
is integrated with the other. Both groups strive for personal 
goals but also work toward furthering the goals of the Uni­
versity, through which the two groups are inter-related. Many 
formal relationships exist, such as joint committees and boards 
for student publications, the library, and all-university policy, 
but perhaps more important is the strong informal relationship 
between the students and the faculty and administration at 
Michigan State.

Many faculty and administrative officials devote extra 
time and energy toward furthering the relationship be­
tween the student and the faculty member. Besides the 
facilities provided to aid students with their academic 
and personal problems, members of college and de­
partmental staffs offer their services for counseling and 
advising in areas where they might be of help to the 
student. This inter-relationship becomes part and parcel 
of the dynamic community of student, faculty and 
administration at MSU.

The “Open Door Policy” of administrators such as 
Dean of Women Frances H. Delisle enhance 
student-faculty communication.

Students visit the apartment of Donald Adams, men’s 
head advisor, in co-ed Case Hall.

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STUDIES, ALONE OR IN GROUPS, 

BECOME AN IMPORTANT SEGMENT 

OF LIFE IN THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY.

From an all night cram session with a roommate to the quiet 
solitude of a morning in the library garden, studies come in 
various ways, shapes and times. Each hour spent at a lecture 
in Berkey or Bessey usually denotes two additional hours pouring 
over the books evenings or on weekends. Time and place are not 
as essential as the ability to concentrate: some find it worthwhile 
to read next to a blaring jukebox in the Union; others need the 
quiet facilities offered by the library.

Faculty members, too, must spend much of 
their non-classroom time studying as Herbert 
Josephs, foreign language instructor, does.

Students soon learn to integrate social and academic activities and 
the grills become the center of studiers and study breakers.

Though the University-provided study facilities are ex­
tensive and include the main library, college and de­
partmental libraries, residence hall study rooms, and, 
at exam time, the residence hall dining rooms, many 
students still prefer the grills, river banks, and crowded 
stairwells for studying. By the time students become 
seniors and are graduated, most have formed study 
patterns which become an integral part of their academic 
and social living. For some this pattern is a leisurely, 
established pattern involving each day of the ten week 
term; for others it has remained a spastic pattern of 
cram sessions taking place before each quiz and major 
exam; for all, it has become a necessity for living and 
growing through four years of university life.

The library stacks become a popular and 
sometimes congested area prior to final 
exams and deadlines on term papers.

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Spring empties the library study facilities.

MOST STUDENTS FIND STUDYING MDRE

THAN A NECESSARY EVIL.

Studying is a part of the learning process which might at first 
have a negative appeal for a student but, after several terms to 
organize and plan for studies and with the coming of spring, 
many become extremely conscious of the aesthetic values in­
volved. The soccer and lacrosse fields become havens for sun- 
worshippers with texts tucked between coke cups and transistor 
radios. The outdoor pool appears to have as many volumes as 
the library and the library as much elbow room as the outdoor 
pool in January.

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The outdoor pool provides 
an atmosphere conducive to 
the beauty of learning.

Students initiative toward group study on a co-ed basis 
heralds the coming of spring to the campus.

COLLEGES ARE PROVING GROUNDS FOR MENTAL SKILLS

Inherent in the “multiversity” atmosphere are the independent attributes of the 
eleven colleges constituting Michigan State. These colleges offer areas of learn­
ing from the very technical skills to highly theoretical applications in fields 
involving everything from the economics of weekly grocery-shopping to nuclear 
physics and thermodynamics. Part and parcel of each college area is an increased 
emphasis on research and the responsibility of the student toward his own 
education, a concept of President Hannah’s Seven Point Program.

Dr. Paul A. Varg, dean of the newly-formed College of Arts 
and Letters, admires the sculpture of one of his students.

The basic purpose of the University College is to 
provide for each student, regardless of his major field 
or vocational aspirations, a common core of rigorous 
courses in general education. General education in the 
University College embraces those fundamental areas 
of knowledge which should be the common possession 
of all educated men and women — wholly apart from 
the training provided by the specialized disciplines. 
This program provides student with a high degree of 
flexibility in selecting a field of specialization.

Natural Science offers a basic knowledge of fundamentals.

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Freshmen first learn to use the library through their 
work in American Thought and Language.

An appreciation of Western culture 
is gained through Humanities.

Through its required courses, University College seeks 
to develop in the student an increased skill and sensi­
tivity in the areas of composition and reading, an en­
larged knowledge and appreciation of Western culture, 
both European and American, and a deeper understand­
ing of the broad principles and practical applications of 
the natural and social sciences.

By paying attention to both the content of American 
thought and the manner of its expression, American 
Thought and Language endeavors to make the student 
aware of the role which language plays in a free society. 
Natural Science requires the student to employ the 
methods of science in dealing with facts and concepts, 
bringing him closer to the operations and the philosophy 
of science. Humanities is the study of man as a unique, 
creative being through his most distinguished and most 
enduring achievements. Analytical tools and concepts of 
Social Science are applied to problems in modern mass 
society.

Readings in American literature are the basis for study in 
American civilization in American Thought and Language.

Practical experience in the lab 
is basic to Natural Science.

Established at Michigan State in 1957, the Honors College 
program strives “to provide a situation which makes certain 
that students of high ability are constantly challenged by 
the most advanced work for which each is ready.” The pro­
gram achieves its goal by affording superior students certain 
privileges which allow them a great deal of flexibility in both 
their curriculum and their extra-curricular activities.

Honors College students plan their curriculum to suit their 
own particular needs. Students may waive requirements and 
prerequisites, register on the first day of registration, enroll 
in honors sections which aim at a more rigorous examination 
of the subject, and pursue independent study or research 
with faculty members. Students also are afforded graduate 
student library privileges and the use of a lounge for in­
formal discussion and relaxation.

Research in the student’s field of interest 
is an opportunity afforded to members.

STANLEY J. 
DIRECTOR

IDZERDA,

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The Provost Lectures series is a branch of the 
Honors College available to all students.

The Honors College was created to encourage the 
development and achievement of all undergraduate stu­
dents of superior academic ability. All normal require­
ments for graduation, other than the total number of 
credits, may be waived. Working closely with his faculty 
advisor, the student is allowed to plan a program which 
will conform to his special talents. The program under­
taken by the Honors College student may include inde­
pendent study with faculty guidance, the waiving of 
prerequisites for advanced or graduate courses, the 
granting of credit in some courses by special examina­
tion, and the privilege of enrolling in special honors 
seminars designed for students of superior ability.

Established in 1855, the College of Agriculture is the oldest 
division of Michigan State University and the oldest agricul­
tural college of its kind in the nation. This College offers 
many opportunities for young people to prepare themselves 
for a future in the broad fields of agriculture and conserva­
tion. The programs of the College are designed to give the 
student an education in line with the changes which have 
taken place in these fields. Scientific training is emphasized 
because modern agriculture and conservation have been 
brought to their present high level of development through 
the application of scientific knowledge and principles.

A large quantity of printed information is sent to 
Michigan farmers through the active extension program.

THDMAS K. CDWDEN,
DEAN

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The educational programs of the College of Agriculture have been developed 
to encompass the total education of its students. It aims to give the student an 
opportunity to develop to his maximum capacity as an individual. Through work 
in the classroom and practical experimentation, it gives a fundamental under­
standing of the basic physical, biological and social sciences which are applied 
to agriculture and conservation. Broad educational experience is guaranteed in 
the courses offered by the University College and by those within the College 
itself. The student is provided with the technical knowledge required for spe­
cialization in some phase of agriculture or conservation.

The scientific approach to farming, in both the classroom and in field work, 
is now utilized nationally. During the century of its existence, this pioneer has 
gained recognition and eminence.

Practical experimentation in the laboratory or on a field trip 
is a medium through which the knowledge is gained that serves as 
the basis for scientific agriculture and conservation.

The dairy judging team works with their 
coach, Dr. J. M. Jenson.

With the breakdown of colleges in July, the name of the Col­
lege of Business and Public Service was changed to the College 
of Business. The departments included in the present college are 
Accounting and Financial Administration, Business Services, 
Marketing and Transportation Administration, Personnel and 
Production Administration and Hotel, Restaurant and Institu­
tional Management. Business students receive a fundamental 
grounding in the principles, laws, and theories that lie at the 
heart of each of these subject areas and then proceed with appli­
cation in specific programs of study.

Accuracy and efficiency are key to accounting majors.

Entertainment with a French flavor 
diverted Les Gourmet diners

A $1,500,000 Grant from the Eppley Foundation made 
possible the construction of Eppley Center.

Commercial development is an important phase of Urban Planning 
recently a part of the College of Business and Public Service.

One of the newest and smallest at State, the College of 
Communication Arts offers an array of possible majors to the 
student. The College encompasses the departments of jour­
nalism, advertising, television, radio and film, speech and 
the general communication arts.

Each department of the College, headed by Dean Fred S. 
Siebert, provides a broad background in the social sciences, 
literature and science. Its purpose is to provide educational 
for and in communications.

Journalism majors can often be found loading a camera 
for press photography, interviewing for a reporting class, or 
rushing to meet a deadline for one of the campus publica­
tions. Advertising majors are also familiar with deadlines, 
pressure and worry.

The College has several service courses which are offered 
to non-Communication Arts majors. These courses of interest 
to other colleges include Introduction to Advertising, Speech 
101 and Communications 100.

Students are shown the proper way to dry prints.

FRED S. SIEBERT, DEAN

The skill of developing negatives and 
prints along with the art of good com­
position is taught in press photography.

The largest division of Communication Arts is the department 
of speech. It includes study in speech correction, theater, rhetoric 
and public address, and pathology and audiology.

Cinema I was taught for the first time winter term by the 
radio-television department. The 34 students enrolled in the 
course studied concepts of various film producers, actual pro­
duction phases in making a film, research, language, talk and 
usage of the tools of motion picture producers. Cinema II in­
cluded production, working with people before the camera and 
putting them on film.

Students receive practical 
experience through work in the 
University speech clinic.

The WKAR music library offers a wide 
selection for student radio broadcasts.

Harold Jolliffe, instructor of journalism, 
aids students in the techniques of editing 
copy and writing the accompanying headlines,

Students enrolled in the College of Education are the pros­
pective teachers and educators of tomorrow. From this group 
evolves the men and women who will influence the lives of our 
future adults.

Upon meeting the requirements of the elementary education 
program, the student receives a Bachelor of Arts degree and a 
Michigan Elementary Provisional Teachers Certificate. Those in 
secondary education receive two degrees; one from the College 
of Education and the other from the college of the student’s 
academic major.

Experience is believed to be one of the keys to good teaching. 
Therefore, field trips, special lectures, and seminars are held for 
the students benefit. Educational experiences are unlimited to 
students of keen interest and initiative.

An out-of-classroom instructor monitors a class on 
educational television via telephone.

Special Education students gain practical 
experience working with blind children.

Closed circuit television enables the instructor to 
reach a greater number of students.

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All candidates for a teaching certificate are required 
to spend a term student teaching at one of the resident 
teaching centers. These centers, directed by University 
staff members who reside in the community of the par­
ticular school system, provide priceless experience for 
the prospective teacher.

STEP, Student-Teachers Experimental Program, is a 
five year program for elementary teachers, offered 
through the cooperation of MSU and Michigan junior 
colleges and school systems. Under this program the 
student receives a salary for two of the five years spent 
in training. At the end of this period, the student re­
ceives a teaching certificate and degree. This is but 
another program to encourage able students to find a 
career in one of the largest and most essential facets 
of our society—education.

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The College of Engineering attempts to develop the abil­
ities of the student along lines which will allow him to progress 
with the advancing field of engineering and to lead a useful 
professional and civilian life. The engineering programs are 
planned to provide the engineering student with a firm knowl­
edge and understanding of the fundamental engineering sciences, 
as well as the engineering methods to be used in applying 
them for the benefit of mankind. Practical service through 
scientific knowledge is the ultimate goal.

A slide rule is a fundamental instrument for the 
problems confronting an Engineering student.

JOHN D. RYDER, DEAN

Engineering deals with the science and the art of employing nature s forces and 
materials, energy and men for the ultimate benefit of mankind. Engineering 
education has passed from a time concerned with the teaching of techniques 
to an era based on the study of the applied sciences; the result is a quality engineer 
who is also a well-rounded citizen.

A decision for specialization may lead to agricultural engineering which applies 
engineering principles to agriculture, to chemical engineering which is concerned 
with the utilization of energy through molecular changes, to the broad industrial 
field which is encompassed by civil engineering, to electrical engineering and its 
study of power control, or to mechanical engineering and the conversion of energy.

The principles of mathematics and their practical applications 
serve as the foundation of modem engineering methods.

Long hours of study and calculations are the mark of 
the engineering student.

Working with an electrical test unit offers 
practical experience to the engineering student.

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The College of Home Economics at Michigan State University 
is recognized as a national leader for the educational program 
it offers. Home Economics is a broad subject which focuses on 
the home, the family, and the individual; its subject matter in­
cludes foods, nutrition, child development, family relations, 
home management, family economics, clothing, textiles, applied 
art, housing and home furnishings, household equipment, and 
institution administration. It uses and applies the basic prin­
ciples of the natural sciences, social sciences, arts and human­
ities for comprehensive education.

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the latest equipment by Home Economics students.

Actual preparational methods are learned along 
with the nutritional aspects of cooking.

The development of creative design and craft 
techniques are part of the teaching program.

Home economists reflect the total education which 
they have received. Career home economists serve indi­
viduals and families in homes and communities — through 
schools and colleges, business organizations and services, 
community and government organizations, newspapers, 
magazines, radio and television. They work as teachers, 
researchers, writers, dieticians, extension workers, in­
terior designers, fashion merchandisers, food service 
managers, and home service advisers or consultants. 
These women find that the education which they have 
received in the science and art of home living has 
prepared them equally well for a career or for work 
within the organization of the home.

Mrs. Stephania Winkler explains how the physical and chemical 
fiber properties affect the wear and care of garments.

Pat Dorn’s feature show over WKAR, campus radio station, 
is an extension of the Home Economics program.

The College of Veterinary Medicine administers pro­
fessional programs in veterinary medicine and in med­
ical technology as well as graduate programs in anat­
omy, microbiology, physiology, pathology, surgery and 
medicine.

The professional program in Veterinary Medicine, one 
of only 18 in the United States, requires a minimum of 
six years — at least two years of pre-veterinary training, 
followed by four years of professional veterinary med­
icine study. Enrollment is limited to 64 per class and a 
faculty committee selects those to be admitted from pre- 
veterinary programs at Michigan State and elsewhere. 
An increase in the enrollment quota likely will be ap­
proved within the next few years when modern, more 
spacious facilities now on the drawing board become 
available.

Microscopic identification and analysis of animal 
tissues is important for future diagnosis.

In the Giltner Hall clinic, vet med students 
prepare a cow for an intravenous injection.

Medical technology students are trained a four-year 
program leading to a bachelor of science degree. Gradu­
ates are qualified for employment in the pathology lab­
oratories of human hospitals or in research laboratories 
of medical schools, pharmaceutical companies, and other 
medical research institutions.

All degree programs require a broad base of biological 
science and contain a high percentage of laboratory in­
struction. Fifth- and sixth-year veterinary students are 
assigned to duties in the large and small animal clinics 
and a farm veterinary service on call to farms within a 
25-mile radius of campus.

Small animals are used for 
veterinary study.

Dr. Larry Walker supervises as students scale a 
dog’s teeth in the small animal clinic.

The microscope is essential in a pathological 
study of bacterial organisms.

Students work with a radiograph and their 
original subject in a small animal study.

While emphasizing the humanistic disciplines, the College of 
Arts and Letters cooperates with other colleges of the University 
to provide a sound, broadly-based liberal education for all 
students. Established July 1, 1962, as one of the three colleges 
formed from the College of Science and Arts, the College consists 
of the departments of Art, English, Foreign Languages, History, 
Music, Philosophy and Religion. The College recorded an en­
rollment of 2,526 and employs a full-time staff of 167. Other 
agencies sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters are a 
Humanities Research Center and an adult liberal arts program.

Self-expression and creativity are bywords of art.

PAUL A. VARG, DEAN

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To provide a living, useful command of foreign languages, the 
department stresses understanding and speaking. A well-equipped 
language laboratory aids in the development of these skills.

The MSU bands are open to anyone 
interested in music.

Teaching English as a foreign language is the function 
of the English Language Center now in its second year.

Hours of practice under Director Leonard 
Falcone bring the perfection which ranks 
MSU’s Concert Band third in the nation.

The newly-decorated Poetry Room 
provides a quiet, restful atmosphere.

On July 1, 1962, three new colleges were formed from the 
departments and programs previously directed by the College 
of Science and Arts. Of th,ose 32 departments, schools, and pro­
grams, the following 15 now comprise the College of Natural 
Science: Biochemistry, General Science, Biological Sciences, 
Botany and Plant Pathology, Entomology, Microbiology and 
Public Health, Physiology and Pharmacology, Zoology, Phys­
ical Sciences, Chemistry, Geology, Physics and Astronomy, 
Mathematics, Statistics and Nursing.

In terms of budget, faculty, and departments, the College of 
Science and Arts was three to four times the size of the other 
colleges. The reorganization provides a more flexible program 
and allows more efficient handling of the problems of depart­
mental representation and financial apportionment. The prin­
cipal reason, however, for the reduction of the five divisions to 
the three colleges stems from the service the College of Science 
and Arts provided in augmenting the programs of the other 
colleges and the resultant simplification of coordinating pro­
grams after the action.

Hours are spent chasing and netting before specimans 
can be classified and mounted.

RICHARD U. BYERRUM,
DEAN

Development of new varieties through mutation and the 
lengthening of the life of stored products through 
radiation are two uses of the Beta ray spectometer.

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The increased facilities of the 
Engineering Building enlarge 
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As the division of colleges applies to the Col­
lege of Natural Science, the departments now 
have a representative dean, Dr. Richard U. 
Byerrum, the apportionment of their funds has 
been facilitated, and the number of colleges 
with which they are obligated to coordinate 
their courses has been reduced to three, the Col­
leges of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, and 
Education.

The College has continued all of the academic 
programs of the Divisions of the Biological Sci­
ences and the Mathematical and Physical Sci­
ences. It permits students with an interest in the 
natural sciences to earn the liberal Bachelor’s 
Degree with either a departmental major or a 
broad interdisciplinary one.

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The role embraced by the College of Social Science is as broad 
as any in the University curriculum. Human behavior and man’s 
social institutions are the shared concern of the departments of 
Psychology, Sociology and Anthropology, Political Science and 
Geography; instruction in Economics is joint with the College 
of Business Administration. Included also in this new college 
are the Schools of Labor and Industrial Relations, Police Admin­
istration, Social Work, Urban Planning and Landscape Archi­
tecture; the African Language and Area Center and the Bureau 
of Social and Political Research.

Because a knowledge of human behavior and expectancies is 
important to every field, the College provides preparation in the 
social sciences to students in a variety of specialties. In the fall, 
a total of 15,000 enrollments were recorded for courses in the 
College, an illustration of the scope and importance of the 
College to the University.

Close observation is a necessary part of learning.

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Frequent quizzes test the ability of students 
to recognize and locate geographical points.

The requirements of economics for many curriculums create the 
need for large lecture halls to accommodate the many students.

Experiments with artistic and functional layout is a 
unique part of the Urban Planning curriculum.

Long hours at a drawing board become 
routine to Landscape Architecture majors.

Graduate and undergraduate programs are offered in 
both departments and schools; and at the college level 
through a selection of courses from several departments. 
Special programs, as in the preparation of secondary 
school teachers with the College of Education, are carried 
on in cooperation with other colleges. A faculty com­
mittee has been appointed to study curriculum revision 
and emphasis for the University.

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The broad purposes and the variety of intellectual opportun­
ities of the entire graduate program are difficult to encompass 
and to appraise for they cover a multitude of diverse fields.

Michigan State University endeavors to respond to the spirit 
and demands of the times. In response to its manifold obliga­
tions to graduate study, State has established eight colleges 
authorized to give advanced degrees. More than 275 areas and 
fields of study are offered by 66 departments in these colleges 
in which both master’s and doctor’s degrees may be earned.

Study is as concentrated behind a microscope as behind 
a book for many graduate students.

MILTON E. MUELDER,
DEAN

The strength of any graduate program is de­
termined to a large extent by the quality and 
scope of the research activities underlying it. In 
addition to the host of visiting professors and 
the rapidly-growing library collection, graduate 
students are offered the use of specialized equip­
ment and facilities within their departments.

Indicative of the availability of these research 
materials and facilities, the University’s W. K. 
Kellogg Gull Lake Biological Station presents an 
unusual opportunity for class work and field 
research in descriptive biology. Another research 
instrument accessible for graduate study is 
Mistic, MSU’s high speed computer.

Utmost accuracy and care is required in the 
tests involved in graduate research projects.

Graduate research work often 
requires the use of delicate, 
precision equipment.

The grill is the scene of constant activity whether it’s 
studying, socializing or a concentrating game of chess.

The modem facilities of Owen Graduate Center, opened in 
the fall of 1960, provide graduate students with comfortable 
living in a mature atmosphere conducive to advanced study 
and exchange of ideas. But this exchange surpasses ideas merely 
of an academic nature, for the Center contains 109 foreign resi­
dents, representing 32 foreign countries.

The addition this fall of undergraduate women over 21 in­
creased the percentage of women residents to 56. The women 
now occupy five of the seven floors in their wing.

Two seven-story wings, composed of 422 single rooms are 
joined together by a single-story structure containing a main 
lounge, lobby, administrative offices and dining areas. Cleaning, 
linen, telephone and elevator services are also provided.

After a long hike from class, 
this coed stops to smooth out 
her hair before a grill stop.

The conversation and way of living at 
Owen is a unique blend of American and 
old country customs and language. Dress 
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both Army and Air Force training. Each cadet receives class­
room instruction in the theory and practice of military arts. An 
accompanying lab is designed to develop the command and 
leadership abilities of students through practical experience as 
Commander in student formations of Army Brigade of Cadets 
and Air Force Cadet wings.

ROTC instructors are regular and non-commissioned officers 
in their respective branches of the service. Field trips to military 
installations are open to cadet participation throughout the term. 
Other activities offered at the basic level are Pershing Rifle, 
Spartan Rifle and Pistol Club and the Drum and Bugle Corps. 
Advanced honoraries include Army Scabbard and Blade and Air 
Force Arnold Air Society. Both branches offer flight training pro­
grams for senior cadets who wish to obtain a private pilot’s 
license.

An ROTC cadet reports with a crisp salute under the 
scrutinizing eye of the officer in charge.

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during Commissioning Day ceremonies.

Air Force cadets are fitted for uniforms 
at the detachment supply headquarters.

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at a formal cadet inspection.

Army ROTC cadets dress right in 
preparation for inspection.

Army cadet sergeants eye the workings of a machine 
gun as part of their training as future officers.

Colonel Skells, professor of military science, presents 
an honorary commander her cape and corsage.

Upon fulfillment of two years of basic training, the cadet may 
choose to continue in Advanced ROTC. Following completion 
of the program and graduation he is commissioned as a Second 
Lieutenant reserve standing. Outstanding graduates, however, 
are offered commission in the regular Air Force or Army. Cadets 
receive pay for the two years spent in the Advanced program and 
are required to attend Summer Camp for six weeks between their 
junior and senior years.

The Coronation Ball and spring blood drives are the main 
event sponsored jointly. The Army holds an annual “Muster at 
Custer” involving field training for third year cadets.

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THREE

Athletics, intramural and varsity, lend to 

the physical growth of each individual at the University

facilities for both the athlete and the 
thousands of sports fans on campus and 
in the surrounding area. Examples are 
Spartan Stadium, which seats 76,000 for 
football, Old College Field with a base­
ball seating capacity of 4,000, and the 18 
hole Forest Akers Golf Course, which is 
the scene of many tournaments and also 
provides the area required by MSU’s fine 
cross country teams. Jenison Field House, 
accommodating the basketball and indoor 
track teams, holds 12,500 spectators for 
basketball and 4,000 for track. State’s 
popular hockey teams utilize the Ice 
Arena, seating 3,000.

For those who are not varsity athletes, 
State provides an extensive Intramural 
program. The $3.5 million Men’s Intra­
mural Building, where the various IM 
teams compete, is also open to all stu­
dents and faculty members.

In an institution of higher learning 
such as Michigan State, there are facets 
which are necessary to the physical and 
mental well-being of the student body, 
but which fall outside the bounds of aca­
demic life. Probably the most important 
of these is athletics and physical activity.
These activities provide an outlet for 
the tensions which are common to most 
University students. They also present 
the best method for obtaining and main­
taining good physical conditioning, which 
is essential to good general health in 
future years. No other Big 10 university 
provides comparable facilities to the ones 
found at MSU.

For over 400 young men engaged year­
ly in varsity athletics, State provides an 
intercollegiate athletic program equal to 
the best in the nation. Any MSU student 
of sufficient ability may gain a place on 
the varsity of one of the 14 intercollegiate 
sports: baseball, basketball, cross coun­
try, fencing, football, golf, gymnastics, 
hockey, indoor track, outdoor track, soc­
cer, swimming, tennis, and wrestling.

For each intercollegiate sport, excel­
lent coaching is furnished along with fine

Spartan football dominates 
student interests fall term.

151

State cheerleader Judy Erkman is hoisted aloft after 
a Spartan touchdown.

Spartan Captain George Saimes closes in on Purdue 
speedster Tom Bloom in a tough defensive battle.

With a steady hand and determination, a
Snartan nfttman returns a sarva.

Michigan State’s IM program is closely correlated with the 
physical education curriculum, which attempts to provide training 
in sports and an understanding of health problems as well as 
exercise for the student within his school day. Every University 
College student is required to complete three credits of physical 
education with as many as six credits counting toward graduation. 
The first term basic course gives the student instruction in the 
principles of training and good health. It also provides him with 
orientation to various sports in which he may enroll in later terms.

Minnesota’s Coach Versich (57) missed a field goal attempt 
before a rushing Spartan defense.

In addition to these sports there are many facilities provided around campus for recreational 
activities. The Red Cedar River is usually filled with canoes in warmer weather and covered 
with ice skaters during winter term. Most residence halls also make equipment available for 
football, basketball, billiards, and table tennis, while the Union provides facilities for billiards 
and bowling.

Swimming pools, open the year round in the Men’s and Women’s Intramural buildings, pro­
vide relaxing breaks from studies. Golfing on the University’s 18-hole course and tennis on over 
30 tennis courts, also draw large participation during spring term.

Overall, the physical program at MSU is so wide and varied that one can almost say if an 
activity falls within the realm of sports and a person wants to learn it, play it, or just watch it, 
he can at Michigan State.

Varsity athletics swing into high gear during fall term and the student is greeted by inter­

collegiate contests in cross country, soccer, and football.

A record crowd overflowed onto the field to 
view Michigan State’s victory over the 
Wolverines of Michigan.

Michigans Band Director leads 
Band in the National Anthem.

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To some5 the wins over Michigan and Notre Dame denoted a successful season

Early last fall the nation’s sportswriters reviewed their manpower charts and 

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made their yearly trip out onto the limb with their predictions.

Spartan hopes flourished as the writers ranked MSU second in the Big Ten 
before they even stepped onto a gridiron. Head Coach Duffy Daugherty, usually 
optimistic, protested that his team was “overrated.”

The visiting Skywriters, a group a newsmen who survey the prospects of each 
Big 10 school, were impressed with State’s massive forward wall, possibly the 
biggest in college football and in the Spartan’s history.

Sherm Lewis is upended on a PAT attempt against Michigan but still 
manages to score. George Saimes draws the defenders outside.

The prognosticators soon tumbled from their 
limbs as MSU was ambushed by an unrated tribe 
of Stanford Indians in their first game. Impres­
sive wins over North Carolina, Michigan, Notre 
Dame, and Indiana soon compensated for the 
opening day defeat.

The Spartans were riding high when their title 
and Rose Bowl hopes were unceremoniously 
undermined by the Minnesota Golden Gophers 
and subsequently buried by Purdue in what 
seemed to be a replay of last year’s action.

To finish their season the Spartans played 
spoilers in destroying the title hopes of North­
western, then allowed lowly Illinois to drop them 
to a 5-4 overall record and a tie for fifth place 
in Big 10 conference play.

Spartan Coach Duffy Daugherty gives last minute 
instructions during the rainy Minnesota tilt.

MSU tailback Ron Rubick (33) gets good blocking 
from Steve Mellinger (73) as he scores one of his three 
touchdowns against North Carolina.

Sherm Lewis cracks the middle of Michigan’s line in 
State’s 28-0 rout of the Wolverines.

End Matt Snorton (84) blocks outside as Saimes makes a long gain on a 
fullback draw play against Michigan.

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Speedy Sherm Lewis almost gets away but 
is nailed by three Notre Dame defenders.

Fullback Roger Lopes (45) bulls his way through mud, rain, 
and Irishmen against Notre Dame at South Bend.

The highly-rated Spartans rolled into Stanford as two 
touchdown favorites. Unfortunately, the Indians hadn’t 
read State’s clippings and handed MSU a 16-13 defeat, 
their first to a Pacific Coast team since 1949.

MSU Captain George Saimes scored the only two TD’s 
for the Spartans but a first-half field goal by Stanford 
proved decisive.

State hosted North Carolina in their first home en­
counter before a Band Day crowd of over 61,000. Tail­
back Bon Rubick set a new MSU individual rushing 
record with 207 yards and three TD’s. Sherman Lewis 
added two tallies of his own as the duo led the Big Green 
to a 38-6 triumph over the Tarheels.

A record Spartan Stadium crowd of 77,501 assembled 
a week later to watch the fifty-fifth playing of the tra­
ditional MSU vs. Michigan game. In the first half State 
led 13-0 on TD aerials to Sherm Lewis and Lonnie 
Sanders. Lewis added two more touchdowns in the 
second half to give State a 28-0 shutout.

Ernie Clark (85) delays two Notre Dame players but Dewey 
Lincoln is still caught from behind after a short gain.

wingback Dewey Lincoln (2.6) stiff-arms a Michigan playe 
during the traditional battle at Spartan Stadium.

Playing in the rain at Notre Dame, State gained their 
first road win of the year at the expense of the Fighting 
Irish. Saimes and Lewis scored touchdowns in the first 
five minutes to give the Spartans a lead they never lost. 
Saimes added two more TD’s and contributed 153 yards 
to the Spartan total of 411 yards rushing. The Michigan 
State defense played another fine game holding the Irish 
to 31 yards rushing as the Spartans notched their third 
win in a row, 31-7.

MSU was rated tenth in the nation as they travelled 
to Bloomington to meet the Hoosiers of Indiana. The 
Spartans scored two touchdowns before four minutes had 
passed and went on to trounce their hapless hosts, 26-8. 
All-American candidate George Saimes scored three 
touchdowns for the second game in a row. State con­
tinued its rushing onslaught adding 239 yards to their 
already large total. The Spartans fumbled eight times 
against IU but sufficiently dominated the game.

Sherm Lewis leaped high to snare a 
Boilermaker’s pass.

Rubick adds to his record breaking 
rushing total against the Tarheels.

A bruised band of Spartans returned home as the lead­
ing rushing team in the nation to face Minnesota. A 
steady rain dampened Homecoming festivities and 64,783 
partisan fans. The nation’s leading defense of Minnesota 
led by Bobby Bell and Carl Eller combined with three 
costly State fumbles to give the Golden Gophers a 28-7 
decision over the Spartans and a sad trip home for the 
rain-soaked State fans.

Purdue’s “spoilermakers” invaded the Spartan lair be­
fore a national television audience and a near-capacity 
crowd the following weekend. Lewis gave State a 9-7 
third period lead on a 54-yard touchdown run but a final 
period field goal and touchdown by Purdue gave them a 
17-9 advantage while MSU’s fumbles prevented any fur­
ther Spartan scoring. For the second year in a row 
Purdue ended all hopes for a Spartan trip to Pasadena.

Dewey Lincoln is swarmed by a host of defenders in the 
17-9 loss to the Boilermakers.

The dejected Spartans then faced the Wildcats of 
Northwestern who were still engaged in their “run for 
the roses.” MSU quickly made California seem a million 
miles away. After a first period Wildcat score, Lewis, 
Saimes, Earl Lattimer, and Bill Benson all contributed 
touchdowns while Jim Bobbitt added a field goal to smash 
Northwestern’s title hopes 31-7. The Spartan defense 
held Wildcat sophomore sensation Tom Myers to only 
17 yards passing. Sophomore quarterback Roger Hailey 
ran the State offense most of the afternoon.

The Spartans traveled to Champaign to battle the Illini 
in their final game of the season. In the second quarter 
a State fumble set up a 31 yard Illinois touchdown pass 
and extra point. Lewis scored later in the same stanza 
for the Spartans but the two-point conversion attempt 
failed. The game ended as a startling 7-6 upset.

Scatback Sherman Lewis swept wide around end against Notre 
Dame. State battled to a 31-7 victory over the Irish and the 
elements at South Bend.

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Seventeen varsity gridders will be lost through gradua­
tion including starters George Azar, Dave Behrman, 
Bobbitt, Ed Budde, Ernie Clark, Saimes, Sanders, and 
Pete Smith. Attempting to fill the gaps next year will be 
standouts Benson, Charley Brown, Hailey, Lewis, Dewey 
Lincoln, Steve Mellinger, Chuck Migyanka, Rubick, 
Matt Snorton, and Dan Underwood.

Fumbles hurt the Spartans as they averaged 3.0 per 
game to a .7 for their opponents while bettering the op­
position in almost every other category.

Fullback George Saimes and center Dave Behrman 
were named to the All-American teams, and nine of the 
Spartans were picked in pro-football player drafts. Saimes 
led in rushing yardage with 661 yards and in average 
yards per carry with 6.2, while tailback Sherm Lewis led 
in scoring with 58 points. State’s passers had a 39 per 
cent completion with Smith and Hailey leading the 
passers and Sanders as the top receiver.

Purdue’s Golden Girl led the Boilermaker Band, a 
huge 280-man contingent.

The Boilermaker cheering section was jubilant after a second 
touchdown that assured a Purdue victory.

A linesman takes a 
“refueling” break.

Row one: J. Bobbitt, L. Sanders, B. Palmateer, J. Abrecht, B. Zorn, G. Saimes, D. Behr- 
man, E. Clark, T. Guthard, G. Azar, P. Smith. Row two: D. Underwood, M. Snorton,
E. Youngs, R. Ross, T. Jordan, E. Budde, J. Kanicki, R. Watkins, H. Paterra, D. Herman,
R. Rubick. Row three: R. Bentley, C. Brown, S. Lewis, D. Lincoln, C. Migyanka, H. 
Johnson, E. Lothamer, E. Lattimer, S. Mellinger, J. Begeny. Row four: J. Walsh, G. 
Rush, L. Bobich, D. Flynn. Row five: G. Serr, J. McVay, D. Boisture, V. Carillot,
H. Bullough, D. Daugherty, Head Coach; C. Stoll, M. Harris, manager; G. Robinson, 
trainer; B. Smith, K. Early, equipment manager.

The Golden Gopher majorette performs before the Home­
coming crowd of students and alumni.

1962 FOOTBALL

6

MSU 13_________________________Stanford 16
MSU 38________________________North Carolina
MSU 28________________________Michigan 0
MSU 31--------------------------------------Notre Dame 7
MSU 26_________________________Indiana 8
MSU 7--------------------------------------Minnesota 28
MSU 9_g|,_________________Purdue 17
MSU 31--------------------------------------Northwestern 7
MSU 6_________.............__________Illinois 7

Won 5, Lost 4

BASEBALL

After compiling a record of six wins and four losses on their pre-season training 
trip, Michigan State’s baseball team completed its regular season with a 11-9 mark, 
finishing in a tie with Indiana for fifth place in the Big 10. The Spartans were 6-8 
in conference play.

State placed leftfielder Joe Porrevecchio on the first All-Big 10 squad, and in­

fielder Dennis Ketcham and outfielder Jeff Abrecht on the third unit.

The MSU baseball team relaxes in the dugout during an extra- 
inning stint with arch-rival Michigan.

Porrevecchio led the conference in home runs with five 
while hitting a total of seven during the year. He finished 
fourth in the conference batting race with a .396 mark. 
Abrecht, in the thick of the fight for the hitting crown all 
year long, was third with a .406 average. Ketcham hit 
a fine .280.

First baseman Jerry Sutton, only a sophomore, led the 
Spartan hitters with a .397 overall mark and belted six 
home runs. Captain Jerry Lumianski hit .308. The Big 
Green finished third in the conference batting race aver­
aging .263 as a team while only placing seventh in club 
fielding with a .943 percentage.

Gary Ronberg, topped State hurlers with a 3.51 earned 
run average and finished with a 4-1 record. Jack Nutter, 
4-2 on the season, compiled a 3.83 ERA and Wes Klewicki 
had a 5-2 record. His ERA was 4.54.

A Purdue player slides into third base safely in State’s 11-5 
opening-day victory over the Boilermakers.

The throw is late as a State player steals on the “M” player.

An MSU man beats the relay to first to spoil a 
Boilermaker double-play attempt.

A Wolverine player thwarts a State pick-off 
attempt at third.

The Spartans show Purdue how it’s done as they exe­
cute a fast double-play against the visitors.

The Spartans got off on the right foot in Big 10 action by whipping Purdue 11-5, 
but dropped a doubleheader to eventual conference champ Illinois the next day, 
11-3 and 5-4.

The Spartans split with the Hawkeyes of Iowa the next weekend, losing 13-10 
and winning 7-5. After dropping a 16-13 marathon to the University of Michigan, 
State lost the next three before getting back into the win column. MSU finished 
the season by winning four of its last five, sweeping doubleheaders from Indiana 
and Northwestern on successive Saturdays.

In non-conference play, MSU lost only their final game after decisively win­
ning their first five starts. Highlighting the season was a 7-3 victory over the Uni­
versity of Detroit which snapped the Titans’ win streak at 14 games.

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1962 BASEBALL

MSU11______________________Purdue 5
MSU3_____________________Illinois 11
MSU4_________
___________Illinois 5
MSU23_________
___________Alma 5
MSU14______________________Alma 2
MSU10___________-----------------Iowa 13
MSU7_________
___________Iowa 5
MSU13___________-----------------Michigan 16
MSU0___________-----------------Michigan 4
MSU 1_________
-----------------Michigan 14
MSU7__________-----------------Detroit 3
MSU3___________-----------------Ohio State 6
MSU4______________________Indiana 3
MSU7___________-----------------Indiana 4
MSU16___________-----------------Central Michigan 4
MSU4___________-----------------Notre Dame 0
MSU20___________-----------------Northwestern 3
MSU12________
-----------------Northwestern 4
MSU0___________-----------------Wisconsin 4
MSU11________
5th ___

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___________Big Ten

Won 11, Lost 9

A sliding University of Michigan player is called out at third 
trying to stretch a double into a triple.

Row one: J. Bach, J. Elias, J. Lumianski, W. Klewicki, D. Ketcham. Row two: J. Nutter,
J. Abrecht, S. Calderone, G. Azar, M. Chiljean, D. Proebstle, P. Smith. Row three: J. 
Kobs, Head Coach; H. Gingrich, manager; D. Costello, J. Aquino, J. Sutton, W. Deal, J. 
Porrevecchio, K. VanQualen, manager; F. Pellerin, ass’t. coach.

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Michigan State hoopsters battle Michigan guard Bob Cantrell (30) for 
the rebound. The Spartans held a one-point advantage with only 
seconds remaining, but lost 72-71.

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The 1962-63 Michigan State basketball team ran into rough sledding from the 
beginning of the schedule and finished with a 4-16 overall record. The Spartans, 
by consistently dropping the close ones in the Big 10, wound up with a 3-11 mark 
in the Western Conference — and finished ninth.

With a break or two here and there, MSU might have fared a little better. State 
suffered three one-point losses at Jenison Fieldliouse, losing to Iowa 60-59, Mich­
igan 72-71 and to Purdue 94-93. Wisconsin also beat State 92-89 in overtime.

State’s Fred Thomann arches a high hook shot over 
a Kansas State defender in the home

The Spartans quickly pass the ball down the floor in a last- 
second attempt to catch Iowa, leading by one point.

Forward Pete Gent scores with a driving layup 
against Kansas in State’s first victory.

Characteristic of Spartan basketball was the fast 
break and the driving layup.

Sophomore forward Marcus Sanders (31) drives for a 
basket. The Spartans beat the Badgers 75-68.

After the heartbreaking defeat to Michigan, State failed 
to win another game. The nine-game loss streak is the 
longest in the history of the school since it entered the 
Big Ten.

Junior Pete Gent, who was selected to the third All- 
Big 10 team, topped State in total points with 152. Ted 
Williams and Marcus Sanders finished with point per 
game averages of 18 and 14.7, respectively.

Williams and Captain Jack Lamers both completed 

their Spartan basketball careers this year.

Michigan State players apply the press to Hawkeyes: 
Joe Reddington. Iowa won the cliffhanger, 60-59.

The Spartan cagers established a “first” of their own this year, however. State 
became the initial Big 10 team to visit Hawaii over the Christmas holidays. The 
Spartans began working West shortly after fall term ended and met Kansas, 
Wichita, Utah and Utah State before spanning the blue waters of the Pacific for 
a week-long stay in the Islands. There MSU played three games with service 
teams, winning two and losing one. These games did not count in the final record.
Returning for their home opener, State lost to the Hoosiers of Indiana, 96-84. 
State went on to upset highly-regarded Wisconsin the next time out, and sand­
wiched wins over Northwestern and Minnesota around the one-point loss to Iowa.

Forward Bill Schwarz cans another charity point.

Row one: T. Douglas; M. Sanders; P. Gent; T. Williams; B. Berry; J. Lamers; B. Schwarz. 
Row two: G. Robinson, trainer; G. Hamilton, manager; J. Shick; M. Vander Jagt; F. 
Thomann; R. Welch; D. Floberg; J. Goulding; F. Anderson, Head Coach.

Coach Forddy Anderson experiments with a new “relaxation 
tactic” during time-out breaks.

1962-63 BASKETBALL

MSU 56________________________Kansas State 66
MSU 85________________________Notre Dame 92
MSU 81________________________Kansas 62
MSU 69________________________Wichita 80
MSU 79________________________Utah 88
MSU 87________________________Utah State 102
MSU 84________________________Indiana 96
MSU 75________________________Wisconsin 68
MSU 80________________________Northwestern 68
MSU 59________________________Iowa 60
MSU 61________________________Minnesota 59
MSU 71________________________Michigan 72
MSU 81________________________Purdue 103
MSU 86________________________Illinois 91
MSU 70________________________Minnesota 75
MSU 77________________________Ohio State 87
MSU 94________________________Indiana 113
MSU 89________________________Wisconsin 92
MSU 93________________________Purdue 94
MSU 83________________________Northwestern 100

Won 4, Lost 16 
Big Ten: Won 3, Lost 11 
Ninth Place

1962 CROSS COUNTRY

MSU 51________________________Ohio State 71

________________________Ohio University 19

MSU 34________________________Wisconsin 21
MSU 30________________________Penn State 25
MSU 23________________________Notre Dame 34
1st____________________________Big Ten 30
2nd____________________________IC4A Meet 53
5th____________________________NCAA Meet 147

Won 1, Lost 3

Spartan harriers are lost in the pack at the start of the NCAA 
Meet but still finished a respectable fifth.

CROSS COUNTRY

The unpredictable Spartan Cross Country squad first 
compiled a mediocre 1-3 dual meet record, and with a 
complete reversal placed first in the Big 10, second in 
the IC4A, and fifth in the Nationals.

State won its tenth Big 10 title in twelve years paced 
by Jan Bowen, Michael Kaines, and co-captains Roger

Humbarger and Donald Castle.

MSU was the defending champion in the IC4A meet, 
but lost to a strong Villanova team by only four points. 
In the NCAA finals held here at East Lansing, the harriers 
finished a respectable fifth behind very stiff competition 
headed by San Jose State.

Row one: R. Humbarger; R. Berby; B. Fulcher; O. Larson; J. Bowen; M. Kaines; D. 
Castle. Row two: J. Gibbard, assistant coach; M. Eriedrich; M. Gass; J. Amie; R. Horning; 
D. Gyde; D. Ford; T. McCue; F. Dittrich, Head Coach.

MSU 10_- 
MSU 19_— 
MSU 15_—
MSU 20_
MSU 15 
MSU 8-_
MSU 17_
MSU 19.... 
MSU 14 
MSU 13.... 
1st______

1962 FENCING

Won 7, Lost 3

Illinois 17 
^Chicago 8 
.Wisconsin 12 
_Iowa 7 
.Ohio State 12 
_Air Force 19 
.Notre Dame 10 
-Indiana 8 
.Wayne State 13 
Detroit 14 
_Big Ten Meet 33

MSU foilman Nels Marin scores a touch against a Notre Dame 
fencer (right). State stung the Irish 17-10.

FENCING

This season marked twenty-five years of coaching for 
fencing coach Charles Schmitter, and his team presented 
him a fine gift; MSU’s first Big-10 fencing championship 
since their 1951 entry into conference play. The deter­
mined Staters reached their goal with a great team effort 
and outstanding individual performances. Dick Schloe- 
mer gained the conference foil championship, while Lou

Salamone and Phil Slayton were finishing one-two re­
spectively in the sabre division and gaining 16 of MSU’s 
33 points. Defending champion Illinois and Wisconsin 
pressured the Spartans all afternoon and finished in a tie 
for second with 31 points.

The Spartans posted a 7-3 regular season record, losing 

only to the Air Force, Illinois, and Detroit.

Row one: L. Salamone, D. Schloemer. Row two: N. Marin, B. Brooks, J. Pelletier, P. Slayton.

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iel, B. Badger, J. Broetzmann, Head 
Coach; J. Neumann, G. Panks, G. 
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Spartan golfers finished the spring session with an 
overall record of 11-3, but only managed to finish seventh 
in the Big 10. A loss to Purdue and setbacks by Michigan 
and Northern Illinois marred a perfect season.

A1 Badger finished 12th in the Big 10 Meet at Illinois, 

and Clint Townsend came in 14th.

Coach John Brotzmann said of the league playoff meet, 
Putting left us dead in the Big 10. Take out three putts 
and State would have placed first/’

A Michigan State golfer watches dejectedly as his final putt 
rims the cup and spins away.

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Illinois Normal 7
Illinois 12%
----------------Hillsdale 6
----------------Detroit 0
----------------Aquinas 14

MSU29__________
MSU23%________________ 
MSU30_______
MSU18_______
MSU22
MSU21%__________----------------Notre Dame 14%
MSU27%__..|g||á^----------------Southern Illinois 8%
MSU17_____
MSU30_____
MSU22%__________----------------Northwestern 13%
MSU12_____
----------------Purdue 24
MSU21____
----------------Ohio State 15
MSU11%__________----------------Michigan 24%
MSU12%__________----------------Northern Illinois 22%
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----------------Tri-State 1
----------------Wisconsin 24

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Won 11, Lost 3

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performance against the Wolverines.

GYMNASTICS

Michigan State’s gymnastics team under Coach George Szypula posted a 
7-3 record despite hindrance from minor injuries along the way. The 
Spartans lost to Iowa, Michigan, and Southern Illinois but gained victories 
over five Big-10 opponents. Outstanding performances by team captain 
Jerry George on the side horse and Dale Cooper, who carded a perfect record 
on the still rings, led the team.

MSU gymnast performs on the tricky parallel bars during the 
Michigan meet. The powerful Wolverines won 70-39.

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1963 GYMNASTICS

MSU 73%-------------------------------Ohio State 38)2
MSU 78---------------------------------Central Michigan 32
MSU 73)2-------------------------------Indiana 37%
MSU 46______________________Iowa 66
MSU 57---------------------------------Wisconsin 55
MSU 79---------------------------------Illinois 21
MSU 39---------------------------------Michigan 70
MSU 63---------------------------------Minnesota 48
MSU 43---------------------------------Southern Illinois 69
MSU 66%-------------------------------Illinois-Chicago 45%
4th---------------------------------------Big 10 Meet 51

Won 7, Lost 3

A limber Michigan State gymnast shows form in the free ex­
ercise division at the IM Sports Arena.

Row one: D. Price, G. Szypula, Head Coach; J. Gregg. Row two: T. Gates, B. Carmen, M. Nelson.

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HOCKEY

Coach Amo Bessone’s pucksters highlighted their sea­
son with a four game sweep over the rival Michigan Wol­
verines but only finished sixth in the WCHA. State 
compiled an overall 11-12 mark for the entire season but 
they only won six and lost ten in Western Collegiate 
Hockey Association competition.

All-American goalie John Chandik turned in another 
stand-out year making 699 saves in 92 games. High 
scorer with 29 points and 15 goals was team captain and 
center Dick Johnstone. Bob Doyle was not far behind 
with 27 points and 15 goals. Jim Jacobson was the work­
horse of the squad as he had twice as much time on the 
ice as any of his teammates. Art Thomas and the twin 
Lackey brothers were also mainstays of the club.

Always-powerful Michigan Tech battled the Spartans in a 
week-end doubleheader. The Huskies won both tilts.

The North Dakota pucksters skate in on All-American Spartan 
goal-tender, John Chandik.

MSU 7 
MSU 2 
MSU 4 
MSU 2 
MSU 4 
MSU 4. 
MSU 6_ 
MSU 2 
MSU 7_ 
MSU 4. 
MSU 7_ 
MSU 5_ 
MSU 3_ 
MSU 2. 
MSU 2. 
MSU 5_ 
MSU 4_ 
MSU 4_ 
MSU L 
MSU 6_ 
MSU 2. 
MSU 1. 
MSU 6.

1962-63 HOCKEY

----------------------------St. Lawrence 3
----------------------------Clarkson 1
---------------------------St. Lawrence 5
---------------------------Michigan 1
---------------------------Michigan 3
---------------------------North Dakota 11
---------------------------North Dakota 5
---------------------------Denver 6
---------------------------Colorado College 8
---------------------------Denver 6
---------------------------Colorado^ College 8
---------------------------Minnesota-Duluth 4
---------------------------Minnesota-Duluth 4
---------------------------Michigan Tech 6
__________________Michigan Tech 6
---------------------------Minnesota-Duluth 4
---------------------------Minnesota-Duluth 1
---------------------------Minnesota 7
---------------------------Minnesota 6
---------------------------Michigan 2
---------------------------Michigan 1
---------------------------Minnesota 7
__________________Minnesota 3

Won 11, Lost 12 
WCHA: Won 6, Lost 12

The State goalie braces as a U of M player shoots. The 
Spartans won all four of their games with the Wolverines.

Row one: H. Woolf; C. Foumel; D. Daley; A. Thomas; D. Johnstone, captain; T. Lackey;
R. Turcotte; P. Raldwin; J. Chandik. Row two: D. LaRue, trainer; M. Martin, co-man­
ager; J. Jacobson; M. Williams; T. Elliot; D. Roberts; N. Musat; B. Doyle; D. Lewin, 
co-manager; A. Bessone, Head Coach. Row three: J. Lawrence; G. Goble; R. Hargreaves;
C. Lakey; M. Orme; J. Ford.

SOCCER

Michigan State hooters chalked up eight regular season 
wins on their way to the Eastern Division championship 
of the Mid-West Conference and added a 4-0 triumph 
over Howard University in the NCAA quarter-finals. 
Coach Willard Kenney’s squad had a perfect record mar­
red by St. Louis University, which has handed MSU all 
four of its soccer defeats in the last three years. The 
Billikens accounted for the Spartan’s only two losses of 
the season, the second coming in the NCAA semi-finals 
and forcing Michigan State to accept a third place finish.
In a post-season announcement, Rubens Filizola and 
captain Dutch Kemeling again received national honors 
by being selected to the All-American first team.

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chalked up one more goal enroute to another victory.

A Stater “uses his head’ to intercept a pass.

State blocked Calvin’s plans all afternoon and battled 
to a 4-1 decision.

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1962 SOCCER

6------------------------------Akron 4

MSU 3-------------------------__------Purdue 1
MSU 
10------------------------------Earlham 0
MSU 4___2p________|H___Calvin 1
MSU 2--------------------------JjSr-'Wheaton 0
MSU 
MSU 5----------—__t___________Ball State 0
MSU 4----------_____-----_rfl Ohio University 0
12------------------------------Indiana 0
MSU 
1------------------------------St. Louis 2
MSU 
NCAA Playoffs
MSU 
MSU 

4------------------------------Howard University 0
0------------------------------St. Louis University 2

Won 8, Lost 1

The Michigan State Soccer Team booted Howard University 
4-0 in the first game of the NCAA playoffs.

Winning soccer games, which have almost become 
traditional at MSU, were due last year to good team 
balance along with several of college soccer’s top stars. 
Among those men sparking State to their fine season were 
team captain and three-time All-American Dutch Kemel-

ing at center halfback, twice All-American Rubens Fili- 
zola at inside left, and leading scorer Jean Lohri at 
outside left. These three standouts, along with eight 
other seniors, will be lost to the team next year.

Row one: T. Stachow; C. Domingues; D. Checkett; G. Rendon; B. Onopa; A. Dworken; 
J. Heron; R. Fillizola; M. Ventura; C. Dedich. Row two: G. Kaye, trainer; J. Papa- 
christou; S. Stelmashenko; J. Lohri; K. Gilson; R. Kemeling, captain; L. Eckhardt; J. 
Debergh; R. Clabbers; S. Donnelly; T. Seyfurth, manager; W. Kenney, Head Coach.

SWIMMING

Although State swimmers compiled a 9-4 season mark, 
they were dropped to fifth place in the Big 10 Meet held 
at Lafayette, Indiana. The only consolation for the 
Spartans was Jeff Mattson s first place crown in the 100- 
yard Backstroke division.

Powerful Indiana again captured the Big 10 title and 
accounted for one of State’s losses. The Spartans finished 
third in the Big 10 Swim Relays which the Hoosiers also 
dominated.

Coach Charles McCaffree lauded co-captains Jeff 
Mattson and Mike Wood along with Dick Gretzinger 
and Bill Wood, the other members of States famed 400- 
yard freestyle relay quartet.

The Spartan tankmen’s fast starts enabled them to 
break many established records.

One of the stronger events for Spartan swimmers was the backstroke competition.

An MSU diver shows graceful form 
in the Northwestern meet.

1963 SWIMMING

MSU 3rd______________________Big Ten Relays 59h
MSU 73_______________________Iowa 32
MSU 44_______________________Indiana 61
MSU 65_______________________Purdue 40
MSU 74-----------------------------------Wisconsin 31
MSU 79^2______________________Bowling Green 2912
MSU 84_______________________Wayne State 20
MSU 52______________________Minnesota 53
MSU 73_______________________Iowa State 32
MSU 68_______________________Northwestern 36
MSU 69_______________________Bowling Green 36
MSU 42_______________________Ohio State 63
MSU 63_______________________Illinois 42
MSU 50_______________________Michigan 55
5th___________________________Big Ten Meet 84%

Won 9, Lost 4 
Big Ten Meet 84% 
Fifth Place

A Spartan diver executes a tricky maneuver during competi­
tion with Indiana University at the Intramural Pool.

Row one: C. McCaffree, Head Coach; V. Lowe, B. Wood, J. Mattson, P. Johnson, M. 
Wood, M. Corrigan, J. McCormick, R. Fetters, assistant coach. Row two: B. Rea, man­
ager; C. Strong, D. Collins, G. Grommes, B. Driver, D. Gretzinger, M. Atwood, B. 
Rossow, H. Watts.

TRACK

The Spartan trackmen finished with two victories and 
no defeats in regular season competition last spring, beat­
ing Penn State in a dual meet and Michigan and Ohio 
State in a tri-angular encounter. MSU took third place 
in the outdoor competition in the Big 10 with 34 2/5 
points, while gaining a sixth place finish in the IC4A and 
a seventh in the CCC.

In the Big 10 Meet, Gerry Young finished first in the 
two-mile competition. Sherman Lewis was high scorer 
for the Spartans with seconds in the 100 and 200 yard 
dashes and a fourth in the broad jump. Herman Johnson 
also copped a second place in the high hurdles for the 
thinclads.

According to Coach Dittrich, the team had its main 
strength in the sprints but was characterized by weak­
nesses in the weight events. Had it not been for these 
weaknesses and several injuries to key personnel, a Big 
10 Championship might have been forthcoming.

Michigan State cindermen pick up valuable points as they 
finish neck and neck in the relay event.

An MSU fieldman vaults high into the air in his bid 
to capture another Spartan first place.

Row one: O. Balcers, B. Mann, T. Peckham, B. Green, Z. Ford, B. Cole, R. Watkins, R. 
Homing, D. Ford, T. McCue, R. Berby, T. Andris. Row two: D. Barker, trainer; B. 
Bond, manager; D. Castle, B. Ochs, B. Berry, D. Mutchler, W. Johnson, J. Dehenau, 
B. Fulcher, R. Humbarger, L. Stafford, J. Gibbard, ass’t. coach; F. Dittrich, Head Coach.

A Spartan high jumper grimaces as he clears the bar. The 
thinclads were unbeaten in regular season play.

1962 SPRING TRACK

MSU 73--------------------------------------Penn State 63
MSU 75^2------------------------------------Michigan 65/2
---------------—------------------------------Ohio State 31 ly
3rd-------_-----------------------------------Big Ten 34 2/5
6th B____________:ff*B______IC4A 5
7th--------------------------------------------CCC 12 1/3

Won 2, Lost 0

1962 TENNIS

MSU 1______________________Northwestern 8
MSU 9______________________Detroit 0
MSU 6----------------------------------Wisconsin 3
MSU 9______________________Minnesota 0
MSU 4______________________Iowa 5
MSU 9----------------------------------Notre Dame 0
MSU 8----------------------------------Indiana 1
MSU 8______________________Illinois 1
MSU 2______________________Michigan 7
MSU 8-----------------------------------Ohio State 1
MSU 8-----------------------------------Western Michigan 1
3rd_______________________¿I Big Ten 29

Won 8, Lost 3

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Hoosiers. State trounced Indiana 8-1.

TENNIS

Although the Varsity Tennis team recorded an 8-3 
season mark last spring, they could claim only third place 
in the Big 10 behind Michigan and Northwestern.

Captain Brian Eisner, playing number one singles for 
State, finished the regular season with eight wins and 
three losses. Tom Jamieson was the most consistent 
winner with 10 victories and only one loss.

Although Coach Stan Drobac switched his doubles 
combinations during the season, Tom Jamieson and Bill 
Lau finished with a 5-1 tally, while Eisner and Jack 
Damson went 4-1.

In the Big 10 Match, held at Minnesota, Jamieson was 
beaten in the finals for the third singles crown. Others 
who placed in the meet were Eisner, Ron Lickman, and 
Tom Wierman.

Jack Damson and Brian Eisner formed a crack 
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Row one: O. Johnson; T. Mulder; M. Byington; B. Bunn; J. Ball; B. Baldori; J. Ganz; 
G. Smith. Row two: C. Holmes; D. James; A. Valcanoff; B. Archer; E. Youngs; W. 
Pelmear; H. Fry; H. McClure; G. Peninger, Head Coach.

WRESTLING

Spartan matmen treated their new head coach to a fine 
6-1 Big Ten mark and a 7-3 overall season. At the 
Western Conference championships, however, State fin­
ished a lowly eighth. The only consolation was Hap Fry’s 
third place in the 157 pound division.

Coach Grady Peninger said he was pleased with the 
team’s showing against Oklahoma, often called the NY 
Yankees of college wrestling. State kept pace with the 
Sooners until the final, deciding match and then lost a
close decision and the meet,14-11.

A Spartan wrestler maneuvers his opponent into an unusual 
position and gets a winning decision.

MSU 58______
MSU -______
MSU -______
MSU 19______
MSU 19______
MSU 11______
MSU 10______
MSU 20______
MSU 14______
MSU 17______
MSU 14______
MSU 8______
MSU 15______
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WRESTLING

„„Northwestern 62
—Minnesota 42
—Purdue 39
—Purdue 8
—Ohio State 8
—Oklahoma 14
—Pittsburgh 16
—State College of Iowa 5
.—Illinois 11
—Indiana 8
—Iowa 11
—Michigan 19
—Minnesota 9
—Big Ten Meet 16

Won 7, Lost 3

Womens intercollegiate sports are on the upswing at MSU. From a start with 
only tennis nine years ago, the program has expanded to include swimming, field 
hockey, and gymnastics. Next year more variety could be offered with the pos­
sible addition of basketball.

Teams in these women’s sports are open to any University coed and are not 
directly linked to the physical education program. Similar to men’s varsity ath­
letics, the women have regular practices and definite schedules of games.

Women’s swim coach, Mrs. Ann Chadwick, checks relay times with 
girls on her squad. The swimmers finished with a 3-1 regular season 
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Powerful serves helped account for the successful season en­
joyed by the Women’s Tennis squad.

Carole Lum, stand-out performer of the Women’s Tennis team, 
helped draw bleacher-filling Saturday crowds to the South 
campus clay courts.

Started in 1954, the women’s tennis team has pro­
gressed a great deal despite many obstacles. Their coach, 
Miss Lucile Dailey, declares, “The girls don’t play for 
glory, but because they thoroughly enjoy playing the 
game of tennis.”

Winning six out of eight matches last spring, the women 
compiled another successful season. Their only two 
losses came at the hands of a highly-rated Hamtramck 
team.

Anchoring the team was Carole Lum, Honolulu junior. 
Taty Belasis and Maureen Strait were also instrumental 
in many winning efforts.

1962 WOMEN S TENNIS

MSU 9______________Kalamazoo 0
MSU 0______________Hamtramack 9
MSU 7______________Alma 0
MSU 9______________Eastern 0
MSU 7______________Aquinas 0
MSU 1______________Hamtramack 8
MSU 6______________Grand Rapids Junior College 1
MSU 7______________Calvin 0

Won 6, Lost 2

Swimmers and timers begin their work at the Women’s Inter­
collegiate Meet with the starting gun.

Row one: C. Kluter, J. TenHoor, J. Reynolds, A. Barton, S. 
Yont, C. Kowalewski. Row two: P. Cross, L. Fomenko, V. 
Norvel, J. Miller, J. Peganno, P. Schmidt. Row three: L. Miller,
D. Westheuser, S. Maass, D. Graening, M. Niemeyer, M. 
Jones, Mrs. Ann Chadwick, Head Coach.

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early lead in the 100 yard breaststroke event.

Women swimmers stroked their way to a runner-up spot in the 
Womens Intercollegiate Championship and a 3-1 regular season 
record. The Women s Pool was the scene of the first Women s Inter­
collegiate Championship Meet which featured nine teams including 
Ohio State, Michigan, and Northern Illinois. Joan TenHoor, Chris 
Kluter, and Marcia Jones set a new relay record in the losing effort 
to Michigan at Ann Arbor, while Bowling Green, Miami of Ohio, 
and Western Ontario all dropped meets to the swimmers. Co-cap­
tains for the season were TenHoor and Kluter, who currently holds 
the National Collegiate Women’s crown in the backstroke. Their 
coach, Mrs. Ann Chadwick, pleased with the team’s success, looked 
forward to the performance of many fine prospects. Gymnastics, 
under Miss Donna Wiest, is in its first year with tentative meets 
scheduled for spring term.

Good scoring punch was characteristic of the Women s 
Field Hockey team as they compiled a 4-2-2 season mark. 
On Homecoming morning the women shut out the Alumni 
4-0. Other victories were over Valparaiso (5-0), Western 
Michigan (2-1), and Northwestern (5-1). Michigan and 
Eastern Michigan accounted for the ties, 2-2 and 1-1 re­
spectively; while losses came at the hands of Kalamazoo 
(3-2) and Central Michigan (3-0). Jackie Peek was high 
scorer for the team with ten goals followed by co-captain 
Margo Lush with six. These girls accounted for all but 
five regular season goals. With the loss of only two seniors 
and with new material from the JV team, Miss Dorothy 
McKnight, the hockey coach, said she anticipates a good 
season next year for the Spartan women.

Typical of the action in a field hockey game,
the Spartan team attempts to parlay good play into a goal.

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INTRAMURALS

An aerial view of the 18-hole Forest Akers Golf Course, adjacent 
to Spartan Village, the home of golf and cross country champion­
ships as well as the student duffer.

Michigan State boasts of one of the finest athletic programs in the country. 
This is because the facilities cater not only to the varsity athlete, but also to the 
average sports-minded student. This popular program centers around the multi­
purpose Men s Intramural Building, designed for both student and faculty needs. 
Financed by student fees and gate proceeds from home football games, the 
building is designed to open sports gateways whether on an individual or a 
competitive team level.

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Biggie Munn, now houses most of the intramural sports 
as well as physical education courses and limited varsity 
activities. The key to this building lies in its functional 
design. The Intramural sports arena, three gymnasium 
areas, a dirt arena, besides activity areas for fitness, 
wrestling, fencing, handball, paddleball, squash, weight­
lifting, and table tennis, provide facilities for a variety 
of sporting interests. Many of these areas are easily con­
verted into classrooms and lecture halls, illustrating an­
other utilitarian aspect of this well-designed building.

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Fast action of a residence hall championship field hockey game 
typifies the Women’s Intramural program.

As demand for use of the IM Building becomes increasingly greater, a new and 
larger program must be determined by Director Harris F. Beeman and his staff. 
“Even with this big building, we are now turning people away,” Beeman said. 
“Friday evening is co-recreational night when men students, faculty, and staff 
may bring their dates, their wives and their children over 14 years old. With the 
popularity of such programs catching on, it is no wonder that the building re­
ceives so much use.”

State’s IM program is a service to students, faculty and staff to be used for 
leisure or for self-improvement. With this in mind, the department is continually 
expanding the variety and intensity of its programs to meet the athletics for all 
philosophy with an uncomparable program.

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An intramural performer participates on the rings 
in the gymnastics finals.

An IM wrestler secures a hold on an 
opponent as the referee looks on.

Women’s Intramural Building facilities include a gymnasium full 
of badminton courts.

FOUR

Activities at State are numerous and varied and offer 

students a chance to relax and let off steam.

Union Board was exceptionally busy present­
ing activities for all students. Among their 
projects were weekly dances, bridge instruction, 
dance instruction, films of all football games 
played away from home, and of course, the an­
nual Union Board Week. A style show, jazz show 
and a musical satire on student life were the fea­
tures of the week.

The Greeks were busy with rush and spent 
several weeks each term selecting new brothers 
and sisters to wear the chapter pin and share the 
responsibilities and advantages of Greek living.

All of the living units built Homecoming dis­
plays, constructed floats for Water Carnival and 
sponsored term parties to relieve the tensions of 
classes and studies. There were also Christmas 
parties for under-privileged children and com­
munity service programs sponsored by each.

All of the year’s activities involved much plan­
ning and work and occupied the leisure and 
sometimes study time of MSU’s 25,000 students.

This year, as usual, was filled with activities for 
students. Hundreds and thousands of hours were 
spent working on Water Carnival, Activities Car­
nival, Homecoming, J-Hop and countless other 
student projects. Many more hours went into 
enjoying the Lecture-Concert presentations, For­
eign Film Series, and various sports events.

The University Theater presented “Angel 
Street,” “J.B.,” and “Kanjincho,” as well as many 
more productions in their Studio 49 and Summer 
Circle dramas.

The students had an opportunity to sample the 
political humor of the British in a debate on 
Castro’s Cuba between the Oxford University and 
Michigan State debate teams. The match drew 
the largest crowd in the history of MSU teams.

The intramural program continued its growth 
with more students than ever using the extensive 
facilities of the Men’s and Women’s IM buildings. 
The programs included organized touch football, 
wrestling, swimming, hand-ball, softball, and 
basketball for the men, and field-hockey, volley­
ball, swimming, tennis and softball for the 
women. Each sport was divided into teams from 
the living units and independents and included 
trophies and medals for each league winner.

Students were not as free with their blood as 
they were with their athletic abilities, however, 
as each attempt at a blood drive fell far below 
the quota and drives from previous years.

A realistic imitation 
of Peter, Paul and Mary.

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Tension mounts and desks
become littered as final deadlines near

The first stages of planning for Water Carnival include interviews 
with prospective committee members through rush.

MSU students working on the publications, the State 
News, Wolverine, Spartan Engineer, and MSU Veteri­
narian, know very well what a dead-line means. They 
spent most of their time trying to meet them. Each had 
their problems trying to get pictures, copy and advertise­
ments organized and to the printers so each publication 
was available to other students on time.

Deadlines were common to committees organizing 
and producing Water Carnival, J-Hop, Spinsters’ Spin, 
and almost every other student project, large or small. 
Fortunately, each deadline was met, some closer than 
others, but, nevertheless the year can be called successful.

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The music of Kenny Davis filled the Union Ballroom where 100 
couples danced beneath the “Harvest Moon.”

HONDRARIES

ALPHA DELTA THETA

Current fashions in the uniform world are modeled 
by members of Alpha Delta Theta, medical technology 
honorary sorority, in their annual springtime style show. 
The women also present the medical aspects of the Peace 
Corps in a showcase display in Giltner Hall.

Row One: C. Steiner; M. Anderson, treas.; L. Wilt; J. Calloway, pres.; M. Swensen, v. pres.;
J. McKay; A. Barr, sec.; M. Voss. Row 2: P. Paquin; S. Matyas; N. King; M. Loomis; G. 
Stremel; M. Povirk; J. Farley. Row 3: S. Lueck; V. Vincent; E. Davis; J. McHuron; L. Bar- 
trem; B. Atkinson; L. Gray; E. Coryell. Row 4: A. Hood; A. Koski; E. Gardner; J. Trembath;
C. Drullinger; M. Wolsey; K. Johnson; C. Smith. Roto 5: K. McIntosh; N. Lewandowski; S. 
McMonagle; D. Case; C. Schiffer; D. Schover; S. Smith; M. Kemper. Row 6: J. Jaumotte; K. 
Viskochil; J. Smith; V. Little; J. Smolen; J. Lee; S. Wray; C. Graves.

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Row One: G. Campbell; S. Simpson, treas.; H. Graves; L. Langohr, v. pres.; B. Dixon, pres.;
A. Houvener, sec.; J. Ketlar; L. Kloosterman. Row 2: E. Ellis; L. Missimer; J. Pippenger; C. 
Lenehan; M. Keown; G. Gleason; S. Meyer; P. Hejl. Row 3: J. Klein; G. Lipscomb; P. Baum;
L. Bartrem; P. Bimesderfer; A. Poxson; C. Holbrook; B. Rhoads. Row 4: N. Schenk; S. Spacie;
D. Greenough; A. Knoop; M. Smith; E. Barry; J. Rupprecht. Row 5: S. Moore; P. Fuzak; S. 
Greenleaf; C. Burk; C. Handy; M. Robertson; M. Leslie; M. Collings. Row 6: N. Ferrar; S. 
Green; S. Hollis; J. Grifka; S. Hatch; M. Luehrs; L. Bishop; S. Lippert.

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA

BETA ALPHA PSI

University and community services of Alpha Lambda 
Delta, freshmen womens honorary, include a student 
tutoring list and detection of architectural impediments 
to the handicapped. The coeds sponsor a “Smarty 
Party” to honor freshmen women with over a 3.3.

Organized in 1954, the Alpha Omicron chapter of 
Beta Alpha Psi honors outstanding accounting students. 
Speakers from the accounting field are invited to meet­
ings and mixers help acquaint faculty and students. An 
alumni banquet is held each spring.

Row One: J. Ehrmann; M. McCool; R. Meulebrouck, v. pres.; T. Durbin, pres.; L. Kemmis, 
sec.; S. King. Row 2: K. Leisenring; R. Johnston; P. Fisher; H. Schroeder; L. Rans. Row 3:
J. Aitken; J. Heath; J. Sclierholz; D. Gibbs; C. Rogers; W. Laitinen.

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Row One: C. McMillan, adv.; D. Toppin; J. Ehrmann, v. pres.; M. McCool, pres.; F. Windal, 
adv.; P. Bash. Row 2: H. Matsusaki; J. Demaree; M. Moore; R. Rompf; S. Mead; L. Kemmis; 
T. Durbin; A. Baldwin; M. Goudzwaard; M. Rosenthal; S. Swanson; C. Janowitzer.

BETA GAMMA SIGMA

BLUE KEY

Beta Gamma Sigma, the “Phi Beta Kappa of the Busi­
ness World” recognizes scholarship in the business field. 
Membership in this honor society is by invitation only 
and includes faculty as well as students. An annual 
banquet this spring commemorated its 50th anniversary.

An honorary with service goals, Blue Key selects 
junior and senior men exhibiting leadership in student 
affairs and maintaining above the all-university men’s 
average. The men select Miss MSU and encourage male 
National Merit Scholarship winners to attend MSU.

Row One: D. Foster, sec.; K. Beachler, v. pres.; B. Doerner, pres.; G. Chesley, treas.; D. Baer; 
G. Holmes. Row 2: B. Johnson; K. Jesmore; W. Khadduri; B. Howard; D. Graff; B. Andringa; 
B. Burns.

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Row One: P. Blakeslee, treas.; T. Thompson, sec.; O. Nutt, pres.; O. Andersland, adv.; B. 
Moody, v. pres.; R. Wichman. Row 2: W. Pecknold; A. Richardson; A. Vissens; V. Federighi.

CHI EPSILON

CIRCLE HONORARY

A plan to award the outstanding freshman in civil 
engineering was begun this year by Chi Epsilon, civil 
engineering honorary. The chapter recognizes students 
exemplifying the traits of the successful engineer: scholar­
ship, character, practicality and sociability.

Women excelling in leadership, citizenship and service 
in residence halls are recognized by Circle Honorary. In 
addition to reading to blind students, the organization co­
sponsors the Spinster’s Spin and presents an annual talent 
show. Coeds are tapped winter term.

Row One: F. Doran; J. Gordon, treas.; B. Luce, v. pres.; E. Dombrowski, pres.; M. Anderson, 
sec.; A. Kaplan; R. Hamilton. Row 2: B. Boyer; E. Ochis; S. Vigneault; C. Lum; N. Jelinek; 
G. Jameson; K. Bangerter. Row 3: J. Hora; P. Larsson; V. Middleton; M. Smith; G. DeGeus; 
P. Drummond; S. Miller; J. Poxson.

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Row One: P. Stewart, treas.; R. Fedorowicz, sec.; J. McDowell, pres.; B. Smith, v. pres.; E. 
Johnson; T. Steury. Row 2: R. Borgers; P. Fanson; K. Etchison; L. Brown; S. Onderwyzer; 
G. Couturier.

ETA KAPPA NU

GREEN HELMET

Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineering honorary, aids 
engineering students in departmental registration. Mem­
bers are chosen from the upper third of the senior and 
from the top fourth of the junior class. A yearly spring 
banquet also honors these exceptional students.

Assisting at registration and in information booths are 
two service functions of Green Helmet, sophomore men s 
honorary. Members also tutor throughout the year. To 
qualify for membership a man must have a 3.5 all-college 
for the first two terms and receive a two-thirds vote.

Row One: K. Poling; B. Herz; H. Levin, treas.; J. Wierda, pres.; D. Roberts, sec.; A. Glick, v. 
pres.; P. Holley. Row 2: F. Martin; D. Bullock; NSRobertson; J. Whitney; C. Baugh; R. 
Schaller; W. Kirkby. Row 3: S. McKinney; R. Humphrey; B. Marquand; J. Cornelius; P. 
Rheinstein; B. Ruesink; J. Armistead. Row 4: R. Sawdey; J. Ogren; J. Rawls; D. Florahause;
B. Osterink; D. Austin; J. Faulkner.

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Excalibur members act as escorts for the Homecoming 
queen and court and as guards for May Morning Sing. 
Chosen for character, leadership and service to the Uni­
versity, new members are knighted at Homecoming and 
Water Carnival. The 13-member honorary organization, 
existing only at MSU, recognizes an outstanding faculty 
member each year by a Distinguished Teachers Award.

EXCALIBUR

A special Excalibur room in the basement of Coral Gables is 
reserved for their Thursday meetings.

Row One: K. Beachler, pres.; A. Schramm; G. Holmes; J. Chandler; A. Valcanolf; S. Keesler, 
adv. Row 2: B. Doerner; B. Andringa; W. Khadduri; F. Levine; B. Howard; T. Plough; B. 
Burns.

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Row One: J. Phillips, pres.; K. Brownell; J. TenHoor, v. pres.; C. Warren; B. Fox, sec.; S. 
Luneke, treas.; K. Rieghard. Row 2: P. Kelly; S. Small; M. Snavely; J. Ewald; J. Cogger;
C. Scott; M. Neimeyer. Row 3: Mrs. Grdjich, adv.; D. Westhauser; J. Miller; V. Smith; K. 
Bennett; M. Hayes; N. Dash; J. Wackerbarth.

GREEN SPLASH

Classes in synchronized swimming and senior life­
saving, demonstrations, and a spring clinic for high 
school students are projects of Green Splash, womens 
swimming honorary. In addition to participating in the 
Porpoise Water Show, the coeds compete in inter­
collegiate swimming meets. The team won first place in 
such competition with each of its members placing.

An instructor advises and assists a Green Splash member in per­
fecting one of the basic stunts.

Row One: G. Myers, adv.; N. Karmann, sec.; J. Pfefferle; S. Christiansen; C. Lukesich, v. 
pres.; D. Ling, pres. Row 2: L. Darling; S. Harpham; C. Munshaw; L. Danzik; L. Schwartz; 
J. Webb; L. Steadman.

KAPPA DELTA PI

MORTAR BOARD

Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary, recognizes stu­
dents in the College of Education who distinguish them­
selves by making major contributions to education. 
Members act as hosts to Future Teacher clubs visiting 
the campus and present an “Outstanding Senior” award.

Through calendar sales, Mortar Board, national senior 
women’s honorary, raises money to contribute to a 
scholarship fund for MSU students. Their project this 
year was sending personal letters to National Merit 
Scholarship finalists to interest them in attending MSU.

Row One: D. Hanna; L. Hobbs, v. pres.; J. Koopman, pres.; M. Anderson, sec.; M. Vaughan, 
treas.; M. Hollen. Row 2: J. Webb; S. Aitken; L. Taylor; P. Dumas; J. Price; J. Frost; A. Clark.

Row One: M. Martell; B. Loder; J. Davidson, pres.; M. Gaige, v. pres.; S. Aitken, sec.; M. 
Garlick.

OMICRON NU

PI TAU SIGMA

The national offices of Omicron Nu, home economics 
honorary, are located on campus. Promoting scholarship, 
research and professionalism, the organization recognizes 
home economics students with a 3.2 or above. Members 
include a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru.

Pi Tau Sigma, national honorary mechanical engineer­
ing fraternity, encourages interest in the school of me­
chanical engineering and fosters ideals of the profession. 
The MSU chapter attempts to create a balance between 
the technical and social interests of its members.

Row One: S. Kapur; F. Balfour; W. Fetters; D. Renwick; W. Graczyk. Row 2: K. Blow; 
R. Dull; A. Silletti; E. Curtis; D. Barlow; C. Moore. Row 3: T. Faulkner; N. Keltner; T. 
Yonker; D. Beegle; J. Wisser.

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Row One: L. Kolb; J. Hill; C. Baugh, pres.; D. Ogren, v. pres.; K. Michaels; L. Knapp. Row 2
B. Sigler; R. Schaller; W. Kietzman; J. Whitney; F. Martin; H. Levin. Row 3: M. McCarthy
M. Kelly; W. Kirby; R. Warburton; M. Booth; R. Hegel. Row 4: L. Smircich; T. Klinger; M 
Gabridge; P. Rheinstein; D. Conklin; B. Osterink; R. Leonard. Row 5: B. Nikodemski; T 
Price; G. Okurume; R. Grazulis; R. Sawdey; J. Hudson.

On call for a student needing academic help.

PHI ETA SIGMA

Issuing a tutoring list to living units is a service of Phi 
Eta Sigma, freshman mens honorary. To belong, a man 
needs a 3.5 all-college after fall, winter or spring term 
of his freshman year. The group also presents a $50 
scholarship to the sophomore having the highest average 
after winter term. This fall, a picnic was held with Tower 
Guard, Green Helmet and Alpha Lambda Delta.

Officers call to remind members of coming meetings.

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Row One: T. Hewett; J. Dann; W. Williams, v. pres.; J. Hudek, pres.; B. Pagel, sec.; D. Gantz; 
J. DeVet.

SPARTAN ENGINEERS

SIGMA DELTA CHI

National Merit Scholarship winners and high school 
valedictorians qualify for the Spartan Engineers, honor­
ary organization for freshmen engineers. The 35-mem- 
ber group acts as a nucleus in forming activities for 
freshmen engineering students.

The student chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, professional 
society for journalists, helps with the annual high school 
journalism workshop and is instrumental in getting 
regional newsmen to speak on campus. This winter they 
attended a dinner of the Detroit professional chapter.

Row One: A. Royce, treas.; E. McCray, adv.; V. Rauch, pres.; D. Krinsky, v. pres.; D. Middle- 
ton, sec. Row 2: B. Burns; D. Gosselin; B. Fabricant; S. Cole.

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Row One: E. Musselwhite, v. 
Row 2:

W. Essex; T. Haiberg; C. Jagoe; R. Bach.

pres.; W. Lloyd, adv.; J. Bair, pres.; L. Rapplezea, sec.-treas. 

SIGMA LAMBDA CHI

SIGMA PI ETA

Sigma Lambda Chi honorary, associated with the Na­
tional Association of Home Builders, sponsors displays at 
various home shows in the Lansing area. They also annu­
ally stage a spring awards banquet and operate a loan fund 
to render student financial aid to departmental majors.

Sigma Pi Eta, restaurant, hotel and institutional man­
agement honorary, publishes the “Spartan Innkeeper, 
the HRI alumni newsletter, and a senior brochure. The 
brochure includes a resume of graduating seniors to intro­
duce MSU’s HRI talent to industry leaders.

Row One: E. Kieckhefer, treas.; H. Markevics, v. pres.; P. Bash, pres.; W. Mann. Row 2: D. 
Baer; Q. Wilda; J. Wise; R. Abruzzi. Not Present: J. Applegate; R. Diener; R. Fabian; G. 
Hamilton; M. Rabat; L. Kreamer; R. Pauline; G. Schumaker; A. Zelkoff.

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Row One: W. Pecknold, sec.; B. Smith, pres.; K. Malich, v. pres.; W. Martin. Row 2: P. 
Stewart, treas.; M. Allen; C. Neubecker; J. McDowell; E. Johnson.

TAU BETA PI

THETA ALPHA PHI

A brass bent, emblem of Tau Beta Pi, national engi­
neering honor society, was mounted on the Engineering 
building this fall. Also fall term the group sent its presi­
dent to the national convention in Long Beach, California 
and held a banquet following fall initiation.

Each spring when the motion picture industry awards 
its Oscars, MSU actors and actresses are presented 
“Spartys” by Theta Alpha Phi, national theater honor­
ary. The group also arranges opening night coffee hours 
and receptions for visiting Lecture-Concert artists.

Row One: K. Peck, pres.; E. Kelly; L. Meech; D. Krinsky, treas. Row 2: L. Stone; S. Watts; 
P. Pinkstaff; D. Nichols.

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Row One: L. Kloosterman; M. Mueller, sec.; L. Langohr; S. Lippert, pres.; E. Ellis, v. pres.;
B. Dixon, treas.; G. Campbell. Row 2: P. Baum; M. Peterson; I. Hejl; M. Keown; J. Ketlar;
A. Houvener; S. Spacie; C. Holbrook. Row 3: P. Fuzak; E. Barry; J. Rupprecht; G. Lipscomb;
A. Knoop; N. Schenk; C. Griep. Row 4: L. Bishop; J. Grifka; M. Robertson; C. Burk; S. Hatch;
K. Graves; N. Ferrar.

TOWER GUARD

XI SIGMA PI

Beaumont Tower is the scene of weekly Tower Guard 
meetings. Members of the sophomore women’s honor­
ary, chosen for leadership, character, scholarship and 
service, read to blind students, help at registration and 
tutor in freshmen courses. Coeds are tapped in May.

The objectives of Xi Sigma Pi, forestry honor society, 
encourage and recognize superior scholastic standards 
and promote good relations among forestry workers. 
Each year the name of the sophomore with the highest 
grade point is engraved on a plaque.

Row One: N. Mo; D. White, adv.; M. Beres; W. Ellsworth, for.; G. Rose, assoc, for.; R. 
Scranton; T. Stevens; P. Nordwall. Row 2: J. Wright; P. Robbins; K. Hudson; V. Rudolph; H. 
Kikukawa; L. Carten; J. Ruby; L. Widner.

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GENERAL SGCIAL AND SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

Row One: J. Ehrmann, treas.; M. McCool, sec.; W. Jensen, v. pres.; P. Fisher, près.; F. Windal, 
adv.; R. Stoney, v. pres.; P. Hannah. Row 2: D. Day; J. Elliott; K. Leisenring; T. Van Der 
Tuuk; D. Wagner; D. Toppin; F. Manning; R. Johnston.

ACCOUNTING AND 
FINANCE CLUB

AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS 
CLUB

Established for business majors, the Accounting and 
Finance Club holds an annual spring internship round­
table. This provides winter public accounting interns 
an opportunity to relate and discuss their experiences. 
Another spring event is the faculty-student picnic.

Open to undergraduate students interested in agricul­
tural economics and related fields, the Agricultural 
Economics Club provides an opportunity to investigate 
and discuss problems in farm management and eco­
nomics. They work with Ag Council on the Ox-Roast.

Row One: C. Micongwe; J. Taylor, treas.; J. Bremer, pres.; D. Behrenwald, v. pres.; R. Eder, 
sec. Row 2: C. Hoglund; J. Bartholomew; S. Scholtens; G. Ramsey; T. Dietz; C. Eicher. 
Row 3: J. Wissman; N. Bills; L. Parks; W. Parson; D. Bandt.

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Row One: R. Riegel; J. Linsea; G. Clark; D. Houdek; S. Robinson, comm.; T. Miner; J. 
Baldwin; Capt. D. Hollway, adv. Row 2: E. Bloom; I. Lipsey; R. Wotring; D. Buynak; C. 
Behne; G. Johnson. Row 3: M. MacNaughton; J. Peterson; G. Erickson; D. Casturo; H. 
Linnemann; D. Hearn; D. Stephen; P. Richardson. Row 4: W. Lossmann; M. Nicholson; R. 
Osborn; J. Montana; R. Johnson; J. Barnes; J. Aldrich; S. Canavera.

ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY

ANGEL FLIGHT

A record-breaking 2,225 pints of blood were collected 
last year in the Arnold Air Society sponsored blood 
drive. These cadets also take orphans to MSU football 
and basketball games. The main event on their social 
calendar is the Coronation Ball held during the fall.

Chosen on the basis of poise, personality, interest and 
grade point, Angel Flight coeds play hostess at Air Force 
functions. Members of this sister organization of Arnold 
Air Society also modeled various WAF uniforms on tele­
vision and assisted at the campus blood drives.

Row One: P. Scott; D. Browarski; J. Price; S. Bowen, Comm.; J. Somers; K. Krymis. Row 2:
R. Williams; E. Coulton; J. Adams; P. Harris; J. Bresto; N. McClelland. Row 3: B. Booth; K. 
Gustafson; C. Mihay; C. Perry; P. Larsson; J. Marshall.

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Row One: D. Mokma, treas.; A. Early, pres.; R. Meintz, v. pres.; H. Miller, sec. Row 2: M. 
Darling; J. Willson; H. Foth, adv.; G. Gascho.

AGRONOMY CLUB

BETA BETA BETA

The Agronomy Club provides the opportunity for 
undergrads in the College of Agriculture to meet and 
discuss common problems in feeding the nation. The 
vocational group participates in the Harvest Ball, Ox 
Roast, Farmers’ Week, and a student-faculty barbeque.

Tri-Beta, biological science honorary, aims at stimu­
lating scholarship, promoting the spread of scientific 
truth and furthering research. Full membership requires 
a junior or senior status or 20 credits of biology, but pro­
visional standing is offered to top biology students.

Row One: P. Cherven; R. Tuck, v. pres.; J. Rraddock, adv.; B. Wallis, pres.; A. Yanders, adv.; 
P. Knapp, sec.; B. Rae. Row 2: B. Wilson; R. Schmitter; J. White; L. Hendges; B. Bitney; M. 
Bull; C. Hill; P. Drummond. Row 3: E. Grieger; H. Winkworth; R. Hanburger; C. Meade; A. 
Barr; D. Williams; L. Brody. Row 4: T. Easton; G. Eickwort; A. Schiebner; B. DeClark; E. 
Bradley; G. Sole; C. Zientek; A. Henn.

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Row One: N. Orth, treas.; J. Harwood, sec.; E. Heller, v. pres.; L. Cotton, pres.; W. Magee, 
adv.; S. Hatter; L. Severance. Row 2: K. Lucas; J. Sanderson; J. Hale; M. Klinger; T. Watson;
N. Prettyman; J. Cameron. Row 3: R. Rudish; R. Forbush; P. Spike; S. Pegg; S. Blakeslee; B. 
Rudish; T. Smith. Row 4: T. Dodge; J. Grvizenga; H. Bailey; J. Sietsema; G. Bell; B. Lasher; 
M. Malott.

BLOCK AND BRIDLE

An appreciation of livestock and an interest in the 
livestock industry is the only requirement for member­
ship in Block and Bridle. The club earned top honors 
in intercollegiate judging contests throughout the nation 
this year. Although the highlight of the year is the 
annual spring term horse show, fall and spring livestock 
judging contests fill the remainder of the year.

Sharon Kuslick placed first at the spring show in the women’s 
horsemanship class and then out-rode other winners in the horse­
manship stake.

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Row One: C. Baumann, treas.; N. Zimmerman, v. pres.; F. Bowers, pres.; D. Armstrong, adv.; 
M. Lindquist, sec.; D. Yeager. Row 2: R. Khan; N. Veliquette; P. Spike; A. Beal; G. Poest; 
D. Bauman.

DAIRY CLUB

ENGINEERING COUNCIL

The Dairy Club is open to all students interested in 
dairy and food science. The annual highlight of the 
club is the “Bean Feed,” a dinner for students and 
faculty of the department of dairy and food science 
interested in the activities of the club.

Acting as coordinator for the various engineering or­
ganizations, the Engineering Council sponsors the May 
Hop and the Engineering Exposition. The exposition 
consists of some industrial exhibits, but mainly empha­
sizes student work to appeal to the high school student.

Row One: D. Zimmerman, treas.; V. Federighi, v. pres.; G. Cunningham, pres.; B. Moody; F. 
Wheaton; B. Smith. Row 2: J. Turner; D. Roush; B. Kennedy; D. Malich; T. Steury; F. Balfour.

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Row One: M. Beres; T. Stevens; R. Cridler, sec.-treas.; A. Reese, pres.; W. Elsworth, v. pres.;
K. Hudson, adv.; D. Hannigan; D. Martin. Row 2: N. Mo; L. Gildemeister; M. Cline; B. 
Rieger; J. Frederick; F. Antonetti; M. Renwick; R. Newton; G. Senkin. Row 3: M. Komiensky;
D. Hawkins; J. Wright; N. Dasmauskis; W. Smith; M. Wachtman; P. Robbins; C. Chiaw-lian; 
W. Der-chuen. Row 4: L. Widner; R. Scranton; L. Harrington; L. Klingbeil; R. Hoffman; D. 
Greist; L. Curter; J. Rudolph; H. Kikukawa. Row 5: T. Waked; D. White; R. Melcher; D. 
Gross; R. Humphrey; D. MacCleery; J. Ruby; T. Myall; R. Chesnik. Row 6: J. Robinson; N. 
Speer; G. Rose; R. Bernhard; J. Fischer; C. Friberg; R. Barth; P. Nordwall; L. Corcoran.

FORESTRY CLUB

HPER CLUB

The Forestry Club, made up of students interested in 
forestry, meets in the forestry cabin, built by the club 
in 1937. An annual Foresters Banquet is held with the 
University of Michigan forestry club. After the banquet, 
a contest is held to determine the biggest liar.

Contemporary dance and gymnastic clinics, speakers 
and social nights highlight the HPER Club year. The 
club, open to health, physical education and recreation 
coeds, promotes interdepartmental relations while pro­
viding leadership opportunities.

Row One: L. Centolella; J. Keefer; M. Robertson, sec.; M. Snavely, pres.; N. Dash, treas.; L. 
VanderVeen; A. Hicks; K. Herstein. Row 2: S. Divekey; P. Sponenburg; C. Gothelf; S. Cramer;
S. Brabbs; J. Phillips; B. Johnson; M. Strait. Row 3: D. KuJulKa; T. Krupp; K. Collins; J. 
McMartin; P. Huerstel; K. Brown; J. Phillips; C. McNaughton. Row 4: M. Poplawski; P. 
Covert; J. Wackerbarth; D. Dicks; R. Wells; A. Walker; B. Jones; S. Adell.

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Row One: C. Lenehan, sec.; J. Sparks; B. Hughes; A. Arend; R. Mentzer, adv. Row 2: M. 
Leslie; J. Davidson, v. pres.; M. Bird, pres.; G. Veld; K. Altmansberger.

HOME ECONOMICS COUNCIL

INDIAN STUDENT 
ASSOCIATION

Presidents of the professional home economics clubs 
and committee chairmen, chosen by the outgoing coun­
cil, compose the Home Economics Council. The group 
played hostess for the fall workshop of the college clubs 
section of the Michigan Home Economics Association.

Indian students make up the largest foreign group on 
campus next to the Canadians. The Indian Students 
Association puts on celebrations on Independence Day in 
August and on Republic Day, besides a Festival of Lights 
called Divali. Membership in the group is international.

Row One: S. Bharadwaj; S. Bharadwaj; C. Michael; P. Lulla; L. Mather; A. Kamteker; S. 
Krishnan; S. Naimpally. Row 2: B. Mukherfee; V. Mathur, v. pres.; B. Reddy, pres.; R. 
Srivastava, treas.; A. Roy; B. Lulla, sec. Row 3: R. Michael; B. Shah; B. Sinha; M. Bharadwaj;
S. Naimpally; X. Avula; N. Daruvalla. Row 4: A. Michael; P. Sharma; T. Chawan; V. 
Krishnan; M. Mastana; S. Mehra. Row 5: B. Sharma; A. Summanwar; C. Patel; A. Bhakta; O. 
Kunzru; S. Abubakar; V. Vasavaiah. Row 6: V. Choksey; V. Harwalkar; V. Gadhia; K. 
Murthy; H. Choudary; D. Rebello.

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Row One: G. Jennings, adv.; R. Rumon; D. Canning, pres.; C. Grimmer, sec.; D. Schabile; H. 
Kuehl, adv. Row 2: J. Hovis; J. Goldberg; R. Coman; C. Keiser; J. Hendrix. Row 3: G. 
LaMere; K. Wolfe; F. Reck; W. Skiver; H. Dick; R. Kaza.

INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 
ASSOCIATION

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The Industrial Education Association is open to in­
dustrial arts majors with high scholastic standing. The 
group was organized to promote industrial arts and 
sponsors a mixer in the forestry cabin, an open house to 
orient new members and a spring picnic.

The Cosmopolitan Ball, international festival, dinner 
and talent show are presented by the International Club. 
Promoting friendship and understanding among inter­
national students, the organization sponsors dinners and 
cultural exchanges with various nationality groups.

Row One: N. Daruvalla; R. Aghaie; J. Lund, sec.; T. Castro, pres.; N. Wold, adv.; H. ElSherif, 
treas.; G. Wuerfel, sec.; D. Simpson. Row 2: J. Morse; M. Conwell; A. Laupitz; C. Lenehan; 
M. Gomezrobelo; B. Shah; J. Kikuchi; P. Holtz. Row 3: G. Murr; W. Gertz; N. Webster; T. 
Fadayomil; K. Maxwell; L. Smithson; J. Viemeister; A. Imtiaz. Row 4: P. Braids; P. Quinlan;
A. Vincent; P. Sharma; I. D’Souza; P. Eshleman; E. Thomas; P. Tamami. Row 5: R. Drum­
mond; R. Joynt; N. Piersma; C. Kissner; C. Perez; D. Cizak; P. Powers; G. Boughton; A. Amu.

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Row One: R. Connell; N. Loren; J. Bartos, treas.; R. Langdon, v. pres.; B. Kennedy, pres.; N. 
VanSickle, sec.; G. Cunningham; P. Stewart.

KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK

MARKETING CLUB

Honoring the patron saint of engineers, the Knights 
of St. Patrick is open to juniors and seniors in engineer­
ing with at least a 2.0 all-university average. The group 
selects the Engineering Queen each year and provides 
the entertainment during the May Hop intermission.

This spring the Marketing Club sponsored the first 
annual Midwestern Invitational Marketing Conference. 
Representatives from 20 midwestern colleges met to dis­
cuss new approaches to current marketing problems. The 
club is a member of the American Marketing Association.

Row One: D. Hoste, treas.; D. Goodson, sec.; B. Conder, v. pres.; T. Cook, pres.; W. Crissy, 
adv.; J. Matsusaki; J. Henry. Row 2: C. Cieslinski; A. Graffa; J. Meyland; A. Odutola; L. 
Waterman; W. Costello; K. Bielinski; L. Campbell. Row 3: A. Camden; B. Nettle; P. Thorne; 
G. King; C. Anderson; R. Rademacher; D. Smart. Row 4: R. Rolston; B. Mclver; J. Dase; J. 
Lazell; W. Landacre; J. Story; D. Taylor; R. Kieliszewski.

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Row One: T. McPherson; R. Swerdeger; F. Philip; W. Hawley; D. Cook; T. Rutledge; T. 
Allard; L. Hardy; R. Watters; M. Heikkinen, accom.; D. Klinger; P. Bash; J. Wills, sec.; S. 
Davidson; G. Steinmetz. Row 2: R. Knight; R. Cachola; G. Landon; J. Fitzgerald; D. Wells;
T. Grein; J. Mclntire; K. Bakeman; D. Butler; F. Morris. Row 3: N. Nugent; C. Branson; S. 
Woods; P. Salisbury; M. Nyverg; J. Sweeny; D. Dillon; H. Clark; H. Gary; B. Reit, vice pres.;
C. Curtis. Row 4: W. Nibbelink; R. Sherwood; K. Pollack. Row 5: S. Peterson; J. Waskiewicz;
R. Hiemstra; R. Ravell; F. Howe, treas.; Mr. L. Jones, dir.

Officers give new piece a trial run.

MEN’S GLEE CLUB

The MSU Men’s Glee Club, commonly known as the 
“Singing Statesmen,” presents over 40 concerts during the 
school year. The club often joins with other “Big Ten” 
clubs in joint concerts. This year, clubs from North­
western and University of Michigan reciprocated in such 
concerts. A Thanksgiving television show on WJIM and 
a spring tour throughout Michigan complete the season.

Glee club presents another sterling performance.

Row One: S. Lundberg, v. pres.; D. Simmons; G. Davis, pres.; C. Kincheloe; Mrs. Samuel, 
adv.; A. Lesan. Row 2: C. Robinson; M. Smith; S. Word; M. Kiper; M. Allen; B. Bielefeld.

ORCHESIS

PACKAGING SOCIETY

An interest in dance and knowledge of composition are 
the only qualifications for membership in Orchesis. The 
organization strives to promote dance and to enable its 
members to continue and to develop dance activities. 
Lecturers and performers are sponsored.

Trips to the American Management Association show 
and to the Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Insti­
tute present Packaging Society members an opportunity 
to learn about this phase of the industry. They supple­
ment their trips and discussions with guest speakers.

Row One: R. Fuller; H. White; P. Hill, v. pres.; T. Taylor, pres.; R. Maier, sec.; T. Ford, 
treas.; J. Goff, adv. Row 2: D. Malizia; W. Junke; R. Bracone; D. Howe; D||Becklm; R. 
Shatney; M. McGinnis; J. Mautz. Row 3: J. Hendee; J. Borsch; W. Clake; G. Brander; E. 
Emerick; J. Musgrove; J. Stimson; C. Klatt. Row 4: V. Nelson; D. Drummond; D. Hand; K. 
Geiger; D. Hopp; D. Frank; C. Schringer; T. Ondrus. Row 5: L. Riddle; J. Monkman; R.; 
Barnes; J. Morrish; R. Morphy; R. Pechinski; W. Wilson; W. VanderPIoeg.

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Row One: D. VanSingel, sec.; P. Simon; S. VanSingel, pres.; W. Austin, v. pres.; D. Babbitt, 
treas. Row 2: W. Kalchik; N. Kreitner; P. Eggleston; W. Wadsworth; B. Dowd. Row 3: H. 
Otto; T. Hamilton; S. Scholtens; L. Dowd; C. Miles. Row 4: D. Nugent; H. Veldhoff; J. Mead; 
T. Schueneman; A. VanLonkhuyzen. Row 5: W. Gifford; S. Shafer; P. Friday; J. Breinling; 
J. Delellis.

POMOLER CLUB

PROMENADERS

Distributing apples on Michigan Day is a unique 
feature of the Pomoler Club. This practice, together 
with the apple-vending machine in the Horticulture 
building, furthers the club’s aim of stimulating interest 
in and knowledge of the various phases of horticulture.

Selected on the basis of learning ability, interest and 
personality, the Promenaders compete each term for po­
sitions on their square dancing demonstration team. This 
year, the “dem team” performed on request at a national 
square dancing convention in Miami Beach, Florida.

Row One: K. Wimmer; M. Hoexter; K. Washburn, v. pres.; D. Hamann, pres.; M. Heikkinen, 
sec.; R. Hoxie, treas. Row 2: S. Orr; G. Woodman; B. Giddings; H. Davis; B. Neuman; M. 
Cook; J. Riley. Row 3: J. Swire; G. Hinkley; J. Smith; P. Guilday; V. Voelker; M. Power. 
Row 4: F. Nürnberger; J. Moore; D. Blanchard; J. Sampson; J. Rademacher; J. Kemppainen. 
Row 5: R. Johnson; B. Bamber; W. Pelmear; D. Carpenter; J. Zolczer; J. Wagner.

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Row One: J. Reitenour; L. Saylor; S. Toles; P. Keskitalo, sec.; G. Robarge, v. pres.- T Tower 
SBgi Baskerville, treas.; F. Vipond; S. Sloat; R. Mierindorf; N. Steen; P. Milks. Row 2-’ 
Map Tabbert adv.; G. Thom; R. Harding; L. Gunnerfeldt; K. Weidbusch; R. Shaw; R. Jenson; 
C. Pacic; T. Jewett; D. Irelan; S. Werner; P. Hamois; N. Rosenstrauch; C. Mileskiewicz- D 
Denholm.

RIFLE CLUE

To promote rifle marksmanship, the Rifle Club offers 
instruction in riflery and firearm safety. Members con­
tend for NRA qualifications and club awards. A club- 
sponsored girls rifle team competes in campus matches 
and in an intercollegiate NRA sectional tournament.

SCARRARD AND RLADE

Scabbard and Blade, national military honor society, 
sponsors a blood drive, summer camp panel for juniors, 
and field trips to points of military interest. Two gold 
medal awards are presented at the spring awards parade 
to the outstanding freshmen and sophomore cadets.

JR<m> One: M. Alkire, treas.; T. McKane, sec.; S. Finkbeiner; C. Walker, pres.; W. Reed- E 
Mmor, v pres.; B. Andringa. Row 2: C. Hill; R. Giliberto; J. Laing; R. Tinker; N. Gond’; R. 
Kirsten. Row 3: D. Kim; R. Benton; P. Stevens; P. Vaupel; M. Ehrlich; W. Swanson. Row 4r
D. Bennett; P. Hewett; J. Olmstead; R. Feitz; D. Schaefer; D. Apps. Row 5: C. Wood: D. 
Davidson; G. Keir; R. Stoney; R. Damman.

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Row One: C. Mort, sec.; S. Bauman; S. Taylor, pres.; L. Deal, adv.; L. Brockway, v. Pres-V^* 
Geier; M. Coutchie, treas. Row 2: S. Shepherd; M. Wanczuk; M. Munton; R. Surath; D. 
Norton; M. Drysdale; G. Alderink; G. Gibson.

SIGMA ALPHA ETA

SPARTAN WIVES

Members of Sigma Alpha Eta, speech and hearing 
honorary, work in the MSU speech and hearing clinic, 
which offers correctional therapy for Lansing area chil­
dren. The service year is culminated with a May 
breakfast honoring new key members and seniors.

While hubby’s off at class, the Spartan Wives find 
things other than housework to keep them busy. The 
group provides classes from Swedish gym to bridge and 
millinery. Among their service projects, the wives spon­
sor the TB-mobile and campus cancer drive.

Rn„, rw. (officers) D. Crowder; P. VanLiere; D. McRea, treas.; S. Cornell, sec.; S. Cardwell,

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Row One: T. Jerhezk; B. Burge, v. pres.lp. Zillich, sec.; J. Perry, pres.; G. Hecko, sec.; J. 
Wilson; S. deBeauclair; S. Mongol. Row 2: L. Arens; M. Smith; M. Daleo; C. Coates; P. 
Bimesderfer; J. Adams; C. Jackson; L. Schaeffer.

SPARTAN WOMEN’S LEAGUE

2x4 CLUB

Koffee Kapers,” a coffee hour for transfer students 
during Welcome Week, and the Summer Employment 
Kickoff program are projects of the Spartan Womens 
League, MSU women’s service group. The organization 
also holds the May Morning Sing breakfast.

Forestry majors are able to advance their interest and 
understanding of wood materials and products as a mem­
ber of the 2x4 Club. The group takes part in the 
National Retail Lumber Dealers convention, in the annual 
regional convention and in the Lansing Home Show.

Row One: D. Horwitz, 
B. Grant.

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Row One: J. Woodbury; W. Bergstrom, v. pres.; D. Boley, pres.; L. Cooper, sec.; L. McCanna, 
treas.; Rev. J. Didier, adv. Row 2: M. Mick; P. Davenport; M. Richmond; C. Sugden; L. 
Soules; D. Richmond. Row 3: E. Daniels; M. Ackerson; S. Kiligore; B. Tatum; L. Stewart;
C. Hochhäuser; D. Sturtevant. Row 4: D. Dalrymple; G. Nolin; M. Rooks; J. Sturtavant; 
P. Hall; L. Rich.

BAPTIST STUDENT 
FOUNDATION

CANTERBURY

Fellowship, religious education and service are made 
available by the Baptist Student Fellowship. The center 
holds weekday prayer and Bible study groups, recrea­
tion, debates and forums for the convenience of Baptist 
students. The chapter was established in 1960.

Canterbury provides Episcopalian students an oppor­
tunity for Christian fellowship and attempts to stimulate 
a deeper concern for spiritual values. While working 
with the national organization in supporting mission 
projects they also work closely with the local NAACP.

Row One: G. Boughton, treas.; C. Corner; P. Eggleston; S. Lundberg, pres.; J. McKay; E. 
Spalding, v. pres.; R. Gardner. Row 2: G. Eickwort; A. Kirton; R. Caldwell; M. Hazen; J. 
Boyer; A. Barr; W. Leonard; H. Albertson.

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Row One: C. Hastings; S. Mangol; F. Windal, adv.; B. Decker, adv.; B. Nettle, pres.; A. Hall, 
sec.; C. Wood. Row 2: V. Schramm; B. Giddings; S. Hale; L. Marcus; B. Everett; G. Gleason;
D. Stephenson; C. Hungerford. Row 3: B. Eaton; A. Mount; A. Bobinson; J. Wilson; B. 
Wolterding; M. Dickinson; J. Fay. Row 4: D. Finlay; P. Stevens; B. Knight; R. Ward; M. 
Conklin; N. Layton; T. Palmer; W. Proops. Row 5: L. Tievema; J. Eubank; S. Clemeson; T. 
Kempton; R. Matthews; F. Balfour; D. Humphrey; D. Castle.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 
ORGANIZATION

GAMMA DELTA

The purpose of the CSO is to promote orderly growth 
in and practice of their beliefs and to correct within the 
University erroneous impressions concerning Christian 
Science. At weekly meetings members discuss their 
religious experiences and hear guest speakers.

A new Lutheran chapel and student center, on the site 
of the present Martin Luther Chapel, will be the home 
of Gamma Delta, international association of Lutheran 
students. Gamma Delta, standing for Christian knowl­
edge and service conducts social and religious activities.

Row One: P. Bergdolt, treas.; B. Carlile, sec.; J. Pietkiewicz, v. pres.; S. Schaeffer, pres.; T. 
Bundenthal, pastor; F. Krage; C. Seidenschnur. Row 2: M. Abel; B. Blough; M. Dolleck; P. 
Long; J. Thurow; B. Benschop; D. Simons; B. Stark. Row 3: C. Oehling; B. Pring; J. Jackson;
R. Perren; E. Peterson; L. Oehling; B. Franz. Row 4: J. Neumann; A. Scheen; A. Jarve; G. 
Ziegler; L. Decker; G. Witte; D. Carpenter. Row 5: J. Nordgren; R. Lucas; J. Aho; A. Gelley; 
P. Rummel; K. Hess; R. Lucas; L. Corcoran.

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Row One: H. Folmar, treas.; J. Christenson, sec.; N. Lombard, v. pres.; K. Arpin, pres.; Dr.
C. Morrill, adv.; M. Mitchell; E. Wells; C. VandenHoek. Row 2: A. Arpin; J. Matheny; L. 
Liedholdt; P. Tricker; J. Palmer; R. Dietz; J. Crawford; J. Atekwaha; T. Morris. Row 3: G. 
Johnson; J. Leino; R. Reiter; L. Gates; N. Miller; C. Williams; S. Rennett; W. Gertz; L. 
Premo. Row 4: R. Fladseth; B. Pike; S. Robb; C. Slagter; R. Worrall; B. McDonald; H. Polk;
R. Krieger; G. Bence. Row 5: D. Coolman; N. Hirshman; H. Michael; S. VerBurg; J. Kern; 
K Payne; K. Shanks; B. Feher; R. Maples. Roto 6: D. Gilbert; R. Worrall; K. Olson; J. Price; 
G. Klein; R. Drummond; D. Northey; N. Hart; J. Loeding.

SPARTAN CHRISTIAN 
FELLOWSHIP

TRINITY COLLEGIATE 
FELLOWSHIP

Striving to present college students with the claims 
of Christ, as revealed in the Scriptures, the Spartan 
Christian Fellowship serves as the local chapter of the 
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Subscribing to IVCF 
goals, they support missions and hold bible study hours.

Trinity College Fellowship attempts to encourage 
students to establish and develop a personal relationship 
with Christ and to provide an opportunity for those “of 
like faith” to participate in regular fellowship with one 
another. A spring retreat rounds up their active year.

Row One: B. Pike, treas.; L. Premo, sec.; D. Morrill, v. pres.; H. Polk, pres.; J. Christenson; 
C. VandenHoek; E. Wells. Row 2: T. Morris; J. Matheny; J. Crawford; L. Leidholdt; J. 
Palmer; R. Dietz; P. Tricker; C. Slagter. Row 3: R. Krieger; J. Leino; H. Folmar; C. Williams; 
R. Worrall; B. McDonald; G. Bence. Row 4: H. Michael; J. Price; R. Jensen; J. Thompson; 
R. Payne; K. Shanks; J. Kern. Row 5: N. Hart; D. Gilbert; D. Dekoning; R. Drummond; R. 
Worrall; D. Northey; D. Coolman.

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Row One: C. Fowler; M. Greene; M. Grile, sec.; K. Farnam, treas.; M. Marzolf, v. pres. 
Row 2: Fr. Kavanaugh, adv.; L. Wheeler; B. Nicholich; J. Cable, sec.; R. Ränder, pres.; E. 
Birkmeier.

ST. JOHN S STUDENT PARISH

“Operation Understanding” afforded both Catholics 
and non-Catholics an opportunity to tour St. John’s church 
this winter and to learn its symbolism. All heads of 
campus religious groups were invited. Weekly dances, a 
ski trip, forums, a retreat and Sunday suppers provided 
a varied schedule. The Catholic Family Movement and 
Graduate Club completed the well-rounded program.

Sunday mornings and Holy Days find the 956-seat Church and 
aisles filled to capacity; and at later Masses, another is said in an 
adjoining lounge.

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Row One: M. Vietzke, treas; B. Thaler, pres.; G. Jordan, dir.; E. Dunn; E. Fethke, v. pres.; 
M. Wolsey. Row 2: L. Millerd; C. Johnson; G. Murphy; P. Zillich; C. Webb; K. Fethke; M. 
Scott; K. Baughman. Row 3: K. Davenport; C. Armstrong; V. Tonlson; K. Beckett; G. Fox; 
L. Zischke; O. Larson. Row 4: W. Divelbiss; G. Watson; D. Thaler; C. Sensen; D. Maker; 
D. Manning; J. Warren.

WESLEY FOUNDATION

CHEERLEADERS

Methodist students find opportunities for religious ex­
pression and growth through the Wesley Foundation. 
Activities include a Sunday supper and forum, weekly 
communions and choir. Financial aid to a foreign student 
and community projects supplement religious activities.

The cheerleaders can be seen and heard at most school 
athletic events, shouting encouragement to team members 
and cultivating enthusiasm among spectators. They are 
often invited to help promote charity drives, to visit other 
schools and to host visitors and alumni.

Row One: N. LaLonde; P. Sweetland; J. Erkman; E. Stone; S. Zachariason; J. Van Conant. 
Row 2: J. Ehle; B. Warner; K. Loan; B. Harris; W. Dugger; J. Gross.

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Row One: L. W. Dean; J. H. Denison; J. A. Fuzak; L. D. Kinney; F. B. Senger, chrm.; L. J. 
Berman; B. Bums; W. F. Mclllrath, sec.

BOARD OF STUDENT 
PUBLICATIONS

Top authority in student publications lies within the 
Board of Student Publications. The board selects the 
editors and business managers for the newspaper, year­
book and special interest magazines, in addition to 
deciding publication policies. Members include major 
publication editors, director of publications, an AUSG 
representative and various faculty and administration 
officials. Board meetings are held at least once a term.

Wolverine staffers sort senior picture proofs, matching them with names, colleges, and majors.

Row One: B. Fabricant; S. Derrickson; B. Burns, ed.; L. Berman, adv.; M. Bailey, sec.; J. 
Wallington; P. Schnitt. Row 2: J. Kirschenbaum; E. Bloom; A. David; D. Belcher; L. Hyman; 
J. Korona; R. Schwartz. Row 3: R. Yogman; G. Hinkley; D. Vajda; B. Fox; S. Jacoby; S. 
Miller; J. VanGieson. Row 4: D. Middleton; J. Yost; E. Filson; T. Fitzgerald; L. Miller; C. 
Perin; B. Doerner.

STATE NEWS EDITORIAL

STATE NEWS ADVERTISING

Picked by Associated Collegiate Press to receive one of 
five top American Newspaper Publishers Association rat­
ings, the State News has added two editorial pages 
weekly and local cartoonists. Another addition is a state 
UPI wire to keep reporters up to date on Michigan news.

Advertising, the mainstay of most news publications 
derives success from a continually progressive sales 
department. Within the past year State News Adver­
tising has cultivated a more intensified training program, 
doubled its sales staff and increased its classified staff.

Row One: A. Langer; B. Shassberger; FjSenger, ass’t mgr.; F. Levine, mgr.; D. Hanna; J. 
Evans. Row 2: L. Flamm; D. Vollmer; L. Fabris; M. Fox; C. Gish; L. Nejylski. Row 3: S. 
Pauli; R. Beyer; M. Rosen; A. McClellan; K. Hoffman; D. Upright; J. Sietsema.

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Row One: J. Coplan; A. Beckmeyer; M. Powers; T. Maxon. Row 2: G. Holmes; L. Kinney; 
G. Erickson.

WOLVERINE EDITORIAL

From the first stages of theme and continuity until the 
final page proofs are returned to the printer, the Wol­
verine editorial staff’s work keeps mounting. The year 
proves to be one built around deadlines, the majority of

which are missed. From under a pile of curling photos 
and masses of copy, final decisions are made and the 
presses start rolling. All that is left is the waiting—and 
the planning of next year’s book.

Before any writing can be sent to the printer, copy and caption 
blocks must be measured and character-count determined.

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Row One: M. Bradel; D. Stewart; S. Bemath; G. Holmes; M. Reidel; B. Kienbaum; A. Wright. 
Row 2: M. Hannon; N. Jarratt; P. Harris; D. Tashjian; N. Halper; L. Grenadier; J. Harvey. 
Row 3: V. Voelker; K. Lind; J. Rice; J. Boughton; S. McKenna; S. Corgan; D. Klayer. Row 4: 
R. Williams; S. Yount; C. Kneller; M. Higby; J. Lutkus; W. Sands; S. Smith. Row 5: J. Row­
land; W. Fry; R. Hoffmann; A. Moore; M. Smith; F. Rotondo; A. Camden; B. Clements.

WOLVERINE BUSINESS

SPARTAN ENGINEER

The chaotic job of sales manager changed hands three 
times this year. Nevertheless, sales reached 3,000 in the 
late stages of the campaign. Wilbur, the 1963 sales sym­
bol, and walking A-boards reading “Yea, Wolverines,” at 
the U of M game were means used to promote sales.

Acting as a voice for the College of Engineering, the 
Spartan Engineer publishes articles of general scientific 
interest in its quarterly editions. Although employing 
a thirty-member staff they accept technical or feature 
articles submitted by non-staffers.

Row One: J. Callahan; R. Huffmaster; Dr. D. McGrady; P. Adams; S. Smith; J. Devet.

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Row One: L. Greene; L. Allen; M. Petersen, adv.; B. Barkwell, pres.; A. McMahon, v. pres.; 
L. Cappel, sec.-treas. Row 2: E. Fabus; B. Hansen; S. Spacie; S. Langeland; S. Branch; J. 
Wells; N. Schenk. Row 3: S. Kreis; J. Turner; D. Upham; C. Augustus; R. Popp; S. Haskell. 
Row 4: A. White; D. Browarski; J. Platz; E. Foster; K. Johnson; H. Goldberg; J. Gunderson.

AWS JUDICIARY

AWS ACTIVITIES

The Associated Women Students Judiciary Board at­
tempts to maintain standards of conduct which are in har­
mony with the ideals of academic and social growth. Its 
decisions are printed in the green and white AWS hand­
book, distributed to all women students.

Co-ordinating campus activities, AWS Activities Board 
undertakes a Big-Little Sister program, Who’s Who and 
What’s What and Activities Carnival. These fall term 
projects are designed to familiarize incoming freshmen 
with campus grounds, activities and folkways.

Row One: D. Dibble; G. Veld, treas.; K. Gilson; G. Greene, pres.; A. Beckmeyer; S. Lacey; C. 
Smith, v. pres. Row 2: C. Hamlin; B. Hopkins; A. Ulland; J. Biro; B. Quering; C. Coates. 
Row 3: L. Pierson; B. Drysdale; N. Gokenback; R. Perren; C. Griep; D. Beukema; L. Moore.

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Row One: J. Mertz, treas.; A. Marcille; J. Morton, v. pres.; C. VandenHoek; E. Stocker, sec.; 
J. Hauk; J. Barnes, pres. Row 2: J. Billings; E. Bradley; J. Blanchard; J. Bock; B. Volmar; 
L. Hobbs; J. Corey; D. Linder.

AUSG EXECUTIVE

AUSG JUDICIARY

The executive branch of AUSG consists of 12-14 cabinet 
members, each of whom is responsible for programs in his 
respective agency, AUSG president, and three vice presi­
dents. The cabinet meets to bring out new ideas and to 
unify the workings of the various departments.

Through AUSG Judiciary, students have a voice in uni­
versity judicial matters. Legislative and moral problems 
are discussed and acted upon by members. Punishment 
issued by the board varies from minor sentences to sus­
pension and expulsion. No fines may be given.

Row One: C. Handy; K. Kralowetz; H. Elliott, ch. jus.; D. Lohrey; P. Reasoner; A. Frazier.

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Row One: B. Frey; M. Berenson; A. Purdy; P. Quinlan, spr.; H. Johnson, sec.; B. Kerr; L. 
Price; P. Long. Row 2: G. Wright; R. Bershad; M. Martin; S. Kohl; R. Czarney; J. Bayak; 
R. Ruhf; M. Weber. Row 3: M. Swart; S. Smith; J. Guyer; B. Franz; M. Klugman; H. Wingo; 
W. Olin; J. Jucius. Row 4: E. Slade; P. Martin; P. Dedula; M. Raymond; P. Atkinson; U. 
Biezais; N. Barnett; W. Barnett. Row 5: R. Simmons; K. Philip; P. Rheinstein; K. Smith; R. 
Royer; G. Craul; J. Cherry; J. Wallace. Row 6: D. Hotchkin; B. Hackenbruch; R. Stanton; J. 
Nigrelli; P. Monette; R. Hanplon; M. Rossnagel.

ALL-UNIVERSITY 
STUDENT GOVERNMENT

STUDENT TRAFFIC 
COURT OF APPEALS

Structurally AUSG has been considered nearly ideal 
with its three divisions modeling the national govern­
ment and its membership representing all living units. 
The passing of relaxed restrictions on campus speakers 
was a major battle won for the student body.

The Student Traffic Court, a branch of AUSG Judiciary, 
handles traffic violations of students wishing to appeal 
cases regarding campus driving, parking or failing to 
register a car. A ruling was passed requiring every stu­
dent to register his car with auto regulations.

Row One: C. Curtis; B. Gish; J. Buchanan; S. Hurter, rec.; D. Wells, ch. jus.; L. Holliday; M. 
Linsenmann; D. Holden.

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Row One: K. Jesmore; F. Marxer, sec.; B. Johnson, v. pres.; B. Andringa, pres.; J. Roberts, 
v. pres.; D. Graff, treas.; G. Hibbard, adv. Row 2: T. Aylward; M. Saltman; B. Warner; R. 
Brown; L. Widmayer; J. Utley. Row 3: A. Diehl; M. Spann; J. Sinowitz; W. Maroney; R. 
Olstein; A. Miller; G. Parker. Row 4: P. Nordwall; J. Rhen; L. Johnsos; T. Hirsh; P. Seidel; 
W. Daniel; H. Hagood; R. Oselka. Row 5: B. Hughes; P. Spinka; A. Dirkse; W. Grant; E. 
Updyke; E. Wagner; H. Elliott. Row 6: M. Smith; J. DeBoer; O. Balcers; D. Baker; W. Mc- 
Claskey; H. Pfannstiehl; J. Stifler; R. Curtis.

INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL

Freshmen, not allowed to visit fraternities during fall 
rush under the deferred system, were given an oppor­
tunity to see them at an open house in the Union spon­
sored by Inter-Fraternity Council. The houses set up 
displays of trophies, flags, scrapbooks and other fraternity 
symbols. Each house was limited as to the number of 
men present, insuring equal representation.

IFC determines and enforces rush regulations.

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Row One: C. Mihay; J. Reid; L. Arndt; N. Jelinek, pres.; E. Ellis, sec.; V. Liscio; S. Smith. 
Row 2: M. Mclnnis; D. Ahl; J. Stafford; C. Armstrong; S. Greenstein; L. Loomis; M. Hannon; 
K. Flagstad.

WOMEN’S INTER-RESIDENCE 
COUNCIL

PRESIDENTS’ COUNCIL

Women s Inter-residence Council, consists of 20 elected 
representatives from women s halls, coordinate inter-hall 
activities and policies. This year WIC joined with Men s 
Hall Association to bring the Big Ten Residence Halls 
Association secretariat to MSU.

Every other week women’s hall presidents meet infor­
mally to discuss issues pertinent to the halls. The Presi­
dent’s Council acts as a means of informing the women 
of various activities happening on campus. It also gives 
them a chance to discuss common problems.

Row One: R. Harbison; B. Voiers, sec.; B. Boyer; N. Jelinek; J. Thurow; M. Weaver. Row 2: 
D. Ahl; D. Diamond; M. Beatty; B. Abrahamson; S. Sanford; M. Hoffman. Row 3: G. Veld; 
S. Greene; J. Sellek; J. Macklam; M. Smith; J. Grifka.

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Row One: C. Krimian; L. Cloonan, sec.; J. Sandow, v. pres.; P. Dumas, pres.; C. Soverhill; L. 
Cartier, treas.; S. Munn. Row 2: R. Ross; W. Rauser; C. Adelson; P. Meyer; S. Kappel; S. 
Richardson. Row 3: N. Larson; M. Opas; J. Lowe; R. Ross; R. Helmrich; P. McMahan; M. 
Wolz. Row 4: K. Rielinski; M. Cribbs; K. Kralowetz; K. May; L. Trebilcock; J. White; N. 
Horton. Row 5: S. Wray; M. Neorr; L. Thunfors; F. Williams; B. Moore; G. Davis; J. Webb.

PANHELLENIC COUNCIL

JUNIOR PANHELLENIC 
COUNCIL

The official sorority spokesman, PanHellenic Council 
is composed of rush chairmen and their assistants. To­
gether with IFC, PanHel sponsors Greek Week and the 
IFC-PanHel Ball. The council engages in the Okemos 
cancer drive and presents high scholarship awards.

Made up of pledge representatives, Junior PanHellenic 
Council assisted Senior PanHel with rush publicity 
through rush panels in women’s halls to answer rushees’ 
questions about Greek living. Winter pledges were in­
vited to a get-together in the Union.

Row One: R. Lichtman; J. Sosnowski, treas.; P. Mohill, v. pres.; L. Chapman, pres.; M. Walker, 
sec.; S. Kappel, adv.; G. Albrecht. Row 2: D. Busch; M. Anderson; N. Schenk; D. Tirabassi;
B. Lowi; L. Johnson; K. Armstrong; D. Simmons. Row 3: M. Hanlon; M. Smith; M. VanAken;
L. Larson; S. Holmes; M. Nowak; S. Smith; M. Allen. Roy 4: A. Brown; L. Spitzner; N. 
Moon; S. Armstrong; K. Walstrom; C. Lackner; S. Smith; S. Atwater.

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Row One: G. Agas, v. pres.; M. Kelly, treas.; J. Parish, sec.; J. Chandler, pres.; D. Adams, adv.; 
J. McCormick; K. Madesczyk. Row 2: J. Abramajtys; D. Thaler; J. Ruhly; D. Perry D. 
Shattuck; D. Reid; J. Sonke.

MEN’S HALL ASSOCIATION

Optional coats and ties for dinner in men s residence 
halls is a regulation passed fall term by Mens Hall 
Association. Block “S” and scholarship, Homecoming and 
blood drive trophies are all MHA projects. They also 
provide rooms for Alumni Distinguished Scholarship 
applicants visiting for a weekend each winter and for 
Campus United Nations representatives.

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President Jim Chandler gathers notes for an MHA meeting.

Row One: M. Zippin; P. McMahon; R. Reisberg; M. Allen; L. Larson. Row 2: D. Jackson; 
J. Tuman; A. Lipton; S. Cole; M. Gilmore; S. Ramett; B. Boettcher.

WATER CARNIVAL

The activities of Greek Week and Parents’ Weekend 
were culminated in Water Carnival, the annual senior 
class project in which all living units participate. The 
“Pseudo” theme produced floats varying from Cinderella 
and her fairy godmother to a southern mansion backed by 
a tarpaper shack. Trophies were awarded on the basis 
of theme, continuity, and appearance.

The executive committee for the sell-out event is selected via 
petition and interview.

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Row One: K. Clabuesch; M. Jackson; J. Westerkamp; B. Lowi; J. Macdonald; M. Rudman. 
Row 2: E. Minor; L. Coury; J. Markley; J. Gustafson; A. Warren; K. Walstrom; N. Cracknell. 
Row 3: M. Elliott; C. Warren; M. Carruthers; S. Lorimer; P. Morrow; M. Miller; B. Groos. 
Row 4: W. Gresco; J. Delligatti; W. Hallier; B. Fulcer; B. Cobb; A. Moore. Row 5: J. Porter; 
R. Glah; S. Green; S. Cole; J. Rumpsa; D. Kyburz.

UNION BOARD

UNION BOARD DIRECTORS

Co-ordinating student activities within the Union, 
Union Board is divided into seven committees. A Euro­
pean summer flight, bridge instruction and tournaments, 
dance lessons, “Last Chance” lectures and UB Week are 
among the activities sponsored by the group.

The responsibility of the Union Board of Directors is 
formulating UB policies and communicating with build­
ing management. It is made up of seven committee 
chairmen, three officers and two members-at-large. It 
represents a UB member’s greatest recognition.

Row One: L. Clough; S. Sanders; A. Schramm, pres.; S. Kneeland, sec.; D. Stevens. Row 2: 
R. Sawdy; T. Burgon; P. Rowland; D. Baer; R. Newman.

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Row One: J. Pricer, v. pres.; C. Simpson; P. McMahon; J. Duncan, treas.; K. Draper, sec.; B. 
Hughes; L. Fisher; R. Metzler, pres. Row 2: D. Cronkright; S. Cole; W. Barnett; R. Reisberg; 
G. Holmes; A. Diehl; J. Blowers; M. Terry.

SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL

Each spring the Senior Council for the coming year 
is elected on the basis of academic standing and activ­
ities. The group strives to better spirit and communica­
tion among seniors. Their activities include ’63 Club, 
Senior Swing-Out, Commencement, Water Carnival and 
selection of the Homecoming Queen in conjunction with 
Kappa Alpha Mu. They also select Seniors of the Week 
and of the Year.

Council members double check the stencil of a newsletter to be 
sent out to seniors.

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Row One: L. Chapman; S. Fry, sec.; J. Rumpsa, v. pres.; B. Osterink, pres.; H. Dykema, adv.;
C. Baugh, treas.; H. Shuler. Row 2: M. Prentice; B. Benschop; B. Kelley; M. Sutton; M. 
Keown; N. Aylesworth; P. Allman; B. Burge. Row 3: J. McCook; S. Linsday; J. Wells; C. 
Cuthbertson; J. Smith; D. Megdell; F. Kerr. Row 4: L. Collier; P. Drake; F. Frei; C. Gruber;
J. Purcell; K. Baum; D. Lowenthal. Row 5: J. McQuitty; J. Haase; J. Chidester; D. Dobbins; 
G. Fischer; J. Florey; T. Aylward. Row 6: B. Treaster; J. Lucas; L. Jirsa; R. Keithley; P. Jones;
K. Flagstad; J. Armistead.

FROSH-SOPH COUNCIL

New projects and activities marked the Frosh-Soph 
year. One of the most far-reaching was the Spartan Am­
bassadors. These individuals talked at their respective 
high schools to tell prospective college students about

State. The council presented two publications: “Frosh- 
Soph Focus” and “Frosh-Soph Story,” sponsored the 
Four Preps, and cut a long-play recording of songs 
heard frequently on campus, “Echoes of MSU.”

Row One: R. Krueger; K. Nash; S. Correll; A. Warren; L. Paster; O. Mamchur; S. Zube. Row 2: 
J. Hutchins; M. Morris; J. Heymann; D. Kulkis; B. Henry; T. Brown; J. Maxwell; P. Cum­
mings. Row 3: G. Tobia; S. Small; S. Wunder; D. Luoma; S. Wilson; G. Moore; P. Griggs. 
Row 4: D. Thannhausen; K. Herman; J. Ogden; S. Haskell; C. Smith; K. Bronoel; C. Kurzen- 
berger. Row 5: P. Blanton; J. Dunwell; L. Miller; A. Foodym; S. Green; S. Sink; C. DeKleine. 
Row 6: R. Richter; R. Harris; J. Findlay; W. Williams; D. Vanderhoff; C. Koepke.

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Row One: M. Powers; C. Moore; M. Gilmour; E. Fagin; J. Hamilton; K. Moran; H. Sherman. 
Row 2: M. Rautiola; P. Scott; D. Sovey; S. Buege; M. Linsemann; J. Sutcliffe; J. Meshberg. 
Row 3: E. Cavin; M. Walker; L. Coury; S. Sautner; S. Overman; P. Podlesak; S. Seibert. 
Row 4: R. Ross; B. VanMiddlesworth; M. Bull; J. Walker; S. Weltman; D. Williams; M. 
Schubert; D. Dahlke. Row 5: C. MacDonald; A. Brainard; B. Moore; B. Glover; H. Fry; L. 
Hansen; E. Stocker; M. Squires. Row 6: R. McBain; J. Marshall; G. Thompson; K. Lawrence; 
J. Jaumotte; T. Sura; D. Ford.

J-COUNCIL

Faculty and students joined forces to present “Faculty 
Fling,” a variety show sponsored fall term by J-Council. 
The Council also revised the class constitution, carolled 
at the Bogue Nursing Home, and sponsored J-Day, a 
winter outing for juniors at Mount Holly.

J-COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD

Chairmen of J-Council committees and junior class 
officers compose the J-Council executive board. They 
formulate the ideas to be brought before the general 
council. These issues are then discussed and voted upon 
by the Council and carried out by committees.

Row One: M. Dowding; P. Sweetland, sec.; J. Bannan, v. pres.; T. Burgon, pres.; M. Wheaton, 
treas.; L. Maynard. Row 2: B. Siudara; J. MacDonald; M. Qualman; D. Mitchell; S. Van 
Voorhis; J. Tuman.

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Row One: S. Munn; M. Fox, sec.; J. Blanchard, chrm.; N. Lewis, chrm.; N. Levin; D. Upton. 
Row 2: J. Jucius; L. Dissinger; K. Plumtree; S. Holmes; L. Trebilcock. Row 3: J. Seidel; M. 
Clark; S. Warren; J. Culotta; F. Rolison.

Terry Burgon makes a final check of J-Hop publicity.

J-HOP

“Oz” was reported more financially successful than any 
previous J-Hop by co-chairmen Jamie Blanchard and 
Nancy Lewis. A two-band theory was initiated, with the 
Dave Brubeck Quartet playing during intermission for 
jazz enthusiasts and Hal Munro’s orchestra supplying the 
dancing sounds. Free refreshments and favors handed 
out at the door were other firsts.

The J-Council organizational chart includes J-Hop.

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Residences are places to study, sleep, eat, socialize 

and are a student’s temporary home at school.

Graduate students occupy single or double rooms 
in Owen Graduate Center, two modern seven- 
story units at the eastern edge of campus.

Off-campus facilities include 31 fraternities, 
19 sororities, seven co-ops and five religious units. 
These units are continually changing location to 
enlarge their facilities. Four Greek houses are 
to be completed within a year while two others 
are putting on additions. Many students prefer 
living in apartments, especially since the hous­
ing rules now allow students over 21 to live in 
unapproved housing. Male students under 21 
may live in approved housing and women of 
the same age are allowed to live in approved 
units with supervision. Several apartment build­
ings are under construction in East Lansing to 
help with the expected increase in enrollment 
next fall. This increase is consistent with the 
expected enrollment of 35,000 by 1966.

Finding room to house the 25,000-plus students 
registering for classes last fall might seem an 
insurmountable task. It wasn’t easy for the 11 
percent increase in student enrollment put the 
available space at a premium. By converting 
Rather and Butterfield Halls, formerly men’s 
housing, to female living units; opening another 
residence hall for men and women; and putting 
three students in rooms meant for two, 11,500 
students were packed into space built for 9,500.
The new residence, Wilson Hall, houses 1,400 
men and women and Wonders and McDonel, 
scheduled to open in the fall, will each house 
the same. These new halls will bring the total 
of on-campus undergraduate student units to 
five men’s residence halls, 13 women’s residences 
and four coed units.

Experience in group housekeeping is avail­
able to women living in Van Hoosen. The build­
ing contains 32 apartments, each complete with 
a living-study room, kitchen-dining room, bed­
room, and bath. Each apartment accommodates 
up to six residents.

Also included in the University-owned hous­
ing are three married student living complexes: 
University Village, Spartan Village and Cherry 
Lane Apartments. The three combined provide 
2,056 furnished apartments for student families.

Shaw Hall operates its 
own student radio station.

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RESIDENCES

The success of the Case complex and the Graduate Center has brought about 
a movement toward coed living units. With the opening of Wilson this past fall, 
the conversion of the Brody group into coed facilities, and the scheduled opening 
of McDonnel and Wonders Hall this fall, these coed units may soon dominate 
campus living. This movement is also consistent with the popularity of large 
residence halls on campus, for these facilities house 1,400 students.

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Art exhibitions are part of the University’s program to widen the 
areas of student knowledge and appreciation.

Row One: L. Robertson, treas.; L. Arndt, v. pres.; B. Voiers, pres.; C. Stauffer, res. adv.; D. 
Stephen, sec.; J. Reid. Row 2: K. Chappell; B. Rausch; K. Bundy; K. Steve; S. Stickle; C. 
Burgess; S. Loving. Row 3: J. Meyer; J. Fuller; L. Norman; F. Kolb; J. Turner; V. Vander- 
berg. Row 4: D. Kemppainen; D. Addy; J. Rakish; E. Foster; M. Potter; K. McIntosh; R. 
Ciemik.

An accompanist is recruited for a songfest.

ABBOT

Following all home football games, the women of 
Abbot Hall held coffee hours. On weekends not filled 
with campus activities, Abbot put on dances and movies 
in conjunction with Mason Hall. Sportswise, they placed 
first in IM swimming for women’s halls. Christmastime 
found the women busily trimming trees and decorating. 
In addition they maintained a 2.37 average.

Gathering in another’s room is part of dorm living.

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Row One: S. Sakoda, treas.; H. Behner, sec.; C. Mosier, v. pres.; S. Greene, pres.; J. Magruder
M. Warber. Row 2: K. Kindig; L. Amell; T. Hughes; J. Hughes; L. Shannon^V. Liscio; J 
Hughes. Row 3: P. Dedula; E. Jansson; B. Hansen; B. Impara; S. Kukulka; M. Maxwell; N 
Tyler. Row 4: L. Brody; M. Vornholt; A. Rothfuss; W. Dorrian; D. Abbott; L. Gates.

Signing out becomes a nightly ritual

BUTTERFIELD

Recently converted into a women’s dorm, Butterfield 
participates in many campus activities, especially IM 
sports. Together with their brother dorm Bailey, they 
held a Christmas party for underprivileged children.

No late minutes are given for noise. Instead, an honor 
system leaves it entirely up to the individual, a unique 
experiment in MSU residence hall living.

Phoning, phono and psychology reflect coed moods.

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Row One: K. Kjellquist; D. Martin; J. Ketlar; M. Mclnnis, v. pres.; G. Veld, pres.; Mrs. 
Fenstemacher, hsmr.; K. Garian, treas.; B. Quering; P. Larsson; J. Osgerby. Row 2: J. Winfied;
K. Bush; S. Maycock; K. Nash; J. Hakam; K. Buchanan; L. Aitken; S. Correli; S. Hutchings; 
M. LaCasse; T. Putz. Row 3: D. Lembke; J. Dickens; M. Skrocki; L. Snow; J. Princing; B. 
Stiem; L. Oulton; D. Campbell; M. Nasberg; C. Franke. Row 4: J. Rosso; L. Bloom; S. 
Parker; D. DePue; P. Lynch; M. Goodrich; D. Mahalak; S. Parker; S. Ziegler; J. Maxwell; J. 
Thiel. Row 5: S. Carlson; M. Allen; M. Dawson; M. Strachan; L. Cox; S. Follett; R. Cronin; 
M. Adams; P. Palmer; E. Towers. Row 6: T. Maxon; L. Miller; B. Clark; S. Kutchins; M. 
Manica; E. Kern; C. Perry; K. Veit; A. Stafford; E. Foreman; S. Mardos.

NORTH CAMPBELL

Contrary to North Campbell’s problem of placing 2nd 
or 3rd in competitive activities, the 1962 Homecoming 
Queen was a North Campbell resident. In scholarship 
they tied for 3rd among small women’s halls and honored 
girls having over a 3.0 with a dinner. Social events in­
clude a senior dinner at which underclassmen serve the 
seniors. Gifts are presented to graduates.

Music and voices break the silence of quiet hours.

Row One: E. Lauri; E. Dombrowski; R. Kirkland, treas.; M. Beatty, pres.; B. Burge, sec.; 
G. Ruth, v. pres.; M. Putnam; E. Furo. Row 2: B. Henry; L, Hyman; J. Augst; N. Jarratt;
S. Janda; A. Loupitz; J. Storie; C. Ritzier; M. Burrell. Row 3: S. Hunt; S. Divekey; M. Hume; 
M. Steinbaugh; S. Dorman; N. Dutton; M. Anderson; M. Bailey; S. Moser; C. CudworthI 
Row 4: M. Vohsen; N. Couzens; M. Gaige; C. Jones; M. Orvis; D. Radgin; S. Thurow; B. 
Dixon; M. Johnson. Row 5: B. McCutcheon; B. Bielefeld; J. Poyle; J. Brannen; E. Erny; S. 
Yake; M. Kress; J. Gordon; K. Maxwell; S. DeVries.

The kitchenette is handy for midnight snacks.

SOUTH CAMPBELL

The women of South Campbell used their hall dues 
this year to purchase a set of encyclopedias for their 
library. In addition to participating in University ac­
tivities, the coeds provide a needy Lansing area family 
with food and toys at Christmas. To close their social 
year, they hold an annual spring term party. Three of the 
four major Circle Honoraiy officers are residents.

Specifying destination and time of return is a must.

Row One: G. Jameson; J. Ashley, treas.; A. Mills, sec.; B. Abrahamson, pres.; A. Beckmeyer| 
S. Simpson; M. Merz. Row 2: G. Ritter; K. Cambum; P. Sponenburg; J. Buchanan; S. 
Anthony; P. Dible; J. Hait; C. Vine. Row 3: J. Calladine; L. Shoenut; J. Skinner; K. Stotts; 
J. Purcell; S. Swenk; L. Scarpace. Row 4: M. Voelker; S. Hover; N. Schueler; K. Bangerter; C. 
Moore; S. Russell; D. Ruppe; J. Poxson.

Seeking a quiet place of study.

EAST LANDON

Spring term finds more than goldfish in Landon s pool. 
Busboys, residents and pedestrians often find themselves 
the victims of “pooling.” Another hobby of East Landon 
coeds is golf, for which they copped first place in IM 
competition. At Christmastime, they donate a food 
basket, clothes and gifts to a needy family. A term party 
and a senior banquet complete the year.

Records and animals: status symbols of a coed’s room.

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Row One: L. Heiberg; S. Brabbs; J. Reece, sec.; R. Reece, v. pres.; S. Sanford, pres.; V. 
Mosher, treas.; D. Orvis; S. Brown. Row 2: M. Withey; D. Ruesink; B. Crampton; L. Kowalski;
B. Bishop; D. Schoenbeck; E. Rankin; P. Carson; K. Truesdell; N. Carter. Row 3: K. Durham;
D. Rankin; B. Atkinson; E. Barry; B. Laure; M. Anderson; G. Alquist; R. Carr; M. Abel; L. 
Bertl. Row 4: P. Mahaney; A. Calvird; S. Chie; K. Rice; S. Atkinson; C. Sandford; H. Mattrias;
L. Arndt; N. Wingate. Row 5: C. Kowalewsk; S. Thompson; V. Robb; S. Mann; M. LeCureux;
C. Weiler; S. Patterson; J. Kreuchauf; B. Humiston; S. Slater.

WEST LANDON

Well-represented in campus activities, West Landon’s 
“melodious” coeds placed first in the 1963 Inter-R Sing 
and second in 1962. Their IM activities include volley­
ball, swimming, softball, and bowling, in which they

placed second in the all-University race. Traditionally 
West Landon women sponsor a needy family at Christ­
mas, presenting them with clothing, food and gifts.

Row One: P. Reed; S. Stevens; J. Lyon; L. Swenson; J. Knauer; M. Drysdale; M. Robinson;
A. Blaylock. Row 2: M. McCarty; J. Woodbury; L. Ferriman; E. Baxter; C. Augustus; B. 
Joines; D. Hanigan; M. Harrison; S. Buchanan. Row 3: M. Whitfield; C. Hamlin; X. Costas;
M. Weitzke; P. McKee; M. Lincoln; J. Neininger; C. Bancroft. Row 4: G. Beck; L. Lonning; 
M. Rooks; B. Brokoff; S. Colbeck; L. Codfrey; L. Sengelaub; C. Smith. Row 5: J. Pyle; 
J. Ohlson; C. Daniels; C. Heaton; N. Wilcox; J. Sierant; J. Brundage.

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Row One: R. Krueger; M. Hannon; J. Thompson; J. Stafford, v. pres.; M. Hoffman, pres.; J. 
Hitt; J. Platz; C. Bent, treas. Row 2: M. Machalleck; K. Hines; R. Adams; A. Jarman; S. 
Goodrum; B. Wallin; L. DeVol; M. Matthes; C. Denton. Row 3: M. Domzalski; F. Kerr;
A. Hallock; G. Kaczmarski; J. Harvey; G. Alderink; S. Wilson; B. English. Row 4: D. Dal- 
rymple; P. Johnston; M. McMillan; L. McClelland; P. Harcourt; W. Hallenbeck; J. Brokop; 
M. Schwartzmann; C. Rosenthal. Row 5: A. Steffens; J. Taracks; K. Gregory; M. Reidel; G. 
Jucius; J. Wilder; S. Miller; M. Doebler.

The girls try their hand at a man’s game.

MASON

“Go for the Gophers” won second place among women s 
halls Homecoming competition for Mason women. 
Besides treating blind children at Halloween, the women 
gave a Christmas party for over 100 children of hall em­
ployees. To honor outstanding residents a “Girl of the 
Week” is named. On a smaller scale, one ingenious pre­
cinct also picks the “Rabbit of the Week.”

The jukebox keeps the grill a lively spot.

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Planning a new wardrobe is a sure sign of spring, although the 
snow stays deep outside.

Working together, roommates create a feeling of individuality 
through room decorations.

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Row One: M. Heifer; A. Potter; J. Dunkle, sec.; M. Smith, pres.; S. Smith, v. pres.; S. Bartels, 
treas.; M. Branion; M. Robinson. Row 2: L. Douglass; L. Fabris; N. Carrick; N. Seitz; M. 
Voss; N. LaLonde; P. McCord; C. Gish; S. Zube. Row 3: N. Borland; S. Byers; M. Phillips; L. 
Becker; J. Christy; V. Chandanaphalin; B. Stephens; M. White. Row 4: Z. Crocker; K. 
Leighton; C. Sheehan; J. Eilola; J. Ligozio; P. Mann; H. Weimer; J. Isabell. Row 5: A. Ten- 
Brink; B. Drysdale; J. Addison; M. Bacon; P. Yates; K. Evans; S. Herdeil; B. Rough. Row 6: 
J. Branch; J. Wilson; D. Overholt; P. Bidwell; D. Caul; P. Hall; K. Rollin; R. Appelt.

Card playing provides a break from studies.

EAST MAYO

The women of East Mayo have antiquated the ex­
change dinner custom and replaced it with exchange 
football “blocks.” For each home game the coeds reserved 
a block with a men s hall. Fall term also brought their 
Halloween party “Trick or Treat Twirl.” However, their 
interest in academics was demonstrated as they placed 
first scholastically last spring among small women s halls.

Not a study break, just i educational TV

Row One. M. Ciaramitaro; M. Thoney; J. Wilson; S. James; D. Jones; R. Martens; S. Staples;
E. Ludwig. Row 2: M. Wieden; J. Crosby; L. Volkert; J. Johnson; L. Libstaff; J. Reeg; M. 
Whittaker; K. Yops. Row 3: B. Dunn; S. Seitz; J. Benson; M. Pettit; N. Heiss; J. Sefton; S. 
Wright; P. Lukonic. Row 4: M. Aitken; R. Johnson; N. Modderman; C. Grafe; S. Hender- 
shott; B. Eustice; B. Shriver; D. Davis.

An officers’ meeting involves much planning.

WEST MAYO

Trophy-collecting plays a large part in West Mayo life. 
Recent additions include first place in the blood drive for 
women’s halls and in IM swimming. The coeds also 
placed third in Inter-Residence Hall Sing, Junior 500 
women’s division and in the Floriculture Show. Scholar­
ship and sports banquets acknowledge exceptional work 
and accomplishments for the hall.

Past events are enjoyed again through a scrapbook.

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Row One: K. Fager; F. Johnson; L. Meyer, treas.; D. Diamond, pres.; C. Armstrong, v. pres.; 
C. Nelson, sec.; D. Groover; B. Chapman. Row 2: B. Rhoads; S. Martinson; S. Nelson; L. 
Greene; O. Hall; K. Cartwright; C. Conor. Row 3: J. Bauer; A. McMahon; C. Fistt; S. Van- 
Eyck; D. Mowers; R. Johnson; K. Manecke. Row 4: P. Cingota; C. Moore; C. Johnston; A. 
Kaplan; D. Thannhausen; K. Johnson; A. Brown.

Dating is a pleasant form of relaxation.

PHILLIPS

Phillips’ trophy case houses a unique trophy for “Won­
derfulness.” Its history reveals another Phillips tradition, 
that of warmth and friendliness. This wonderfulness is 
seen in the food baskets prepared for needy families at 
Christmas. They also rank first in scholarship for large 
women’s halls for the third straight year and hold a 
dinner each term for 3 point residents.

Complete comfort is the rule for study.

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Row One: P. Hatie; K. Brams, sec; K. Flagstad, v. pres.; M. Weaver, pres.; J. Nason; S. 
Kreis; C. Smith. Row 2: B. Snyder; B. Boersma; R. Doman; C. Bassett; S. Martin; H. Pustula; 
C. Ohlers. Row 3: L. Maes; R. Shaeffer; S. Killgore; S. Rossman; C. Quilling; T. Krupp; B. 
Oien. Row 4: L. Stewart; L. Carolin; M. Graham; B. Fair; M. Stickles; K. Gregg; S. Elgland. 
Row 5: S. Burks; G. Startzman; K. Smith; S. Dotlich; E. Tichy; K. Peterson; M. Rizoff. Row 6:
S. Boltwood; L. Hacala; V. Shimkus; S. Ries; M. Fatchett; B. Moots; G. Szafranic.

A couple pause to make final arrangements for the evening.

RATHER

One of Rather’s prize-winning coeds walked off with 
1st in class and 2nd in show at the annual flower show, 
while another won the IM contemporary dance cham­
pionship. The hall participates in “Presidential Broad­
casts,” a Brody radio presentation, their winter topic 
being a philosophical view of the hall government. The 
coeds took blind children on a Christmas outing.

Everyone helps get ready for a last minute date.

Row One: M. Hunt, sec.; B. O’Dell, v. pres.; N. Fitchett, pres.; F. Groth, treas.; C. Griffith. 
Row 2: V. Cech; J. Kring; M. Dolleck; M. Brown; B. Parmelee; R. Wilkins. Row 3: V. Green;
N. Stewart; S. Maxon; K. Kuhnle; J. Robbins. Row 4: C. Hively; O. Derkacz; A. Johnson; P. 
DeKay; P. Fike; C. Eisler.

Activities are announced on the hall bulletin board.

SNYDER

“Snyder Snippings” reports weekly the activities of the 
dorm and its residents, such as winning 3rd place for their 
Homecoming display among women’s dorms. Besides 
the news bulletin, the “Snyder Girl of the Week” recog­
nizes girls in the dorm for outstanding work in the dorm 
or on campus. A $50 scholarship is also presented each 
term to a resident chosen by the scholarship office.

Coeds take a break to study latest fashions.

Row One: F. Ascencio; J. Christenson; J. Perkins, treas.; L. Taylor, pres.; L. Loomis, v. pres.; 
J. Moore, sec.; J. Stubli; L. Lecours. Row 2: J. Medlyn; M. Coutchte; V. Elmer; E. Walker; 
H. Baskerville; J. Schneider; N. Jelinek; L. Hassenzahl; C. Rycyna. Row 3: C. Graves; P.
Barrack; L. Graham; ft

. Divine; C. Mort; T. Gebus; J. Sietsema; J. Chupa; B. McDonald.

VAN HOOSEN

GILCHRIST

Consistently winner of the women’s hall scholarship 
award, this year Van Hoosen boasts of six beauty queens. 
Annually the coeds host a Chuck Wagon party after the 
first football game. Upperclass women with a 2.2 and 
above are eligible for this women’s co-op.

Gilchrist seniors may look forward to an annual senior 
banquet in their honor and to an Outstanding Senior 
award. Hall relations are aided as the freshmen resi­
dents present “Freshmen Skit Nights” for upperclassmen. 
The annual term party adds the finale to the year.

Row One: J. Harwood; M. Coole, treas.; M. Aughenbaugh, v. pres.; M. Blanchard, pres.; C. 
Gray, sec.; J. Biro; N. Briggs. Row 2: B. Agocs; P. Taylor; M. Prentice; B. Stickle; K. 
Valenta; L. Ford. Rotr 3; J. Smith; C. Larose; N. Robinson; B. Frick; S. Howard; S. Odell; 
J. Applequist.

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Row One: M. Jeffree; H. Richardson; B. Banta, v. pres.; J. Thurow, pres.; L. Duca, treas.; J. 
Raphael; B. Stein. Row 2: F. Frei; S. French; J. Weiskotten; K. Kukla; E. Beck; K. Good; M. 
Drew; M. Pirtle; D. Kulkis. Row 3: C. Brodie; J. Funk; H. Scheinpflug; M. Herrington; S. 
Dobbs; E. Fabus; K. Wolfe; J. Heymann. Row 4: S. Codey; D. McWilliams; R. Perren; B. 
Schmitt; K. Kihm; K. Beckett; M. Martin. Row 5: K. Johnson; C. Knaup; G. Gibson; D. Shelton;
A. Gowdy; H. Forgrave; R. DeBoskey. Row 6: E. Nohava; J. Ellis; L. Lago; A. Barton; J. Hora; 
J. Novak; G. Davison.

Follow the “easy” directions and washday is a cinch.

NORTH WILLIAMS

The Christmas holidays cause much activity in North 
Williams. Festivities include prizes for unique door 
decorations and a traditional tree trimming party. The 
coeds also supply games, carols, refreshments and gifts 
from Santa for underprivileged children. Graduating 
senior and residents ranking high scholastically are 
recognized at banquets given in their honor.

Hen-sessions often turn into knitting-bees.

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Row One: M. Taylor; G. Williams; A. White; J. Porter, sec.; B. Harbison, pres.; C. Stebner, 
v. pres.; K. Kelly; P. Worthen; A. Ruebensaal. Row 2: K. Gilliland; J. Hubbard; J. Hale; C. 
Seidenschnur; L. Polen; V. Kmiec; A. Maccardini; F. Meeks. Row 3: S. Konczol; J. Satter- 
white; C. Pedit; M. Albert; C. Lund; L. McKanders; G. Murphy; S. Tyler; N. Schultze. Row 4: 
C. Perrett; L. Yacobush; J. Boughton; L. Adams; E. Clark; N. Kaat; P. King; B. Henderson. 
Row 5: P. Merrick; M. Mercadal; W. Paulis; K. Kleiner; S. Corgan; K. Barnes; J. Opitz; J. 
Jucius; P. VanderWall. Row 6: G. Davis; B. Campbell; N. Burg; M. Payne; K. Kelly; B. 
Smits; S. Gunger; S. Laramie.

Last official act before leaving for the weekend.

SOUTH WILLIAMS

South Williams compensates for being one of the 
smallest women’s halls by entering campus events en­
thusiastically. Homecoming, Water Carnival, Jr. 500, 
Inter-R Sing, Campus Chest and IM Sports encourage 
individual talents, an aim of the hall. The women held 
a Christmas party for Lansing area orphans and closed 
out the year with a spring party and senior banquet.

The lounge provides a comfortable place to entertain.

Row One: B. Troppi, treas.; M. Schubert, sec.; C. Mihay, v. pres.; B. Boyer, pres.; D. Browarski;
D. Beukema; J. McHuron. Row 2: V. Middleton; S. Ely; S. Geisel; D. Jacobs; F. Doran; J. 
Kelly; M. Miller; C. Drake. Row 3: C. Bertoni; M. Copp; J. Stansfield; C. Reddeman; D. 
Hayes; D. Park; J. Somers; B. Denhoff. Row 4: K. Blondel; P. Close; S. Fry; M. Marsden; 
M. Disbro; M. Snyder; S. Scherbarth; V. Burke; B. Byron. Row 5: K. Klagstad; S. Farrin; H. 
Lustig; K. Nelson; S. Smith; R. Robinson; J. Hicks; M. Otterbacher; S. Case.

A friend lends assistance as date time nears.

EAST YAKELEY

The women of East Yakeley held their annual spring 
term party jointly with West Yakeley and Armstrong 
halls. Water fountains, gay colors, columns, and gardinias 
carried out the Roman theme in the Brody ballroom. East 
Yakeley is divided into a three house system. These units 
hold individual events as well as joining in hall activities 
and in sports competition among themselves.

The floor serves as a table for a concentration game.

Row One: K. Walstrom; J. Jenkinson; G. Gleason, sec.; E. Ellis, v. pres.; J. Macklam, pres. 
K. Wolak, treas.; S. Spacie; L. Soules. Row 2: C. Ballato; S. Reitze; F. Tompkins; J. Julien
O. Mamchur; K. Herstein; J. Gould. Row 3: C. Hampton; P. Griggs; J. Weimer; E. Olive; R 
Chaffin; J. Karrico; L. Olson; A. Thielhelm. Row 4: N. Bruder; S. Colman; N. Miller; S 
Mendham; A. McNamara; N. Webster; R. Weber. Row 5: A. Schiebner; J. Koch; N. Me 
Laughlin; H. Griffith; B. Johnson; M. Newcombe; M. Kutchey; A. Roberts.

It s time for relaxation and dreamy music

WEST YAKELEY

The coeds of West Yakeley participate in Homecoming, 
Water Carnival, Junior 500 and in IM field hockey, swim­
ming and volleyball. In addition they take part in the 
campus blood drives and have organized a hall choir. At 
Christmas the women share their holiday spirit with the 
Lansing School for the Blind. The hall ranks 4th among 
small women’s halls with a 2.45 all-university average.

Study break means snack and chat time.

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COED RESIDENCE HALLS

Row One: A. Tetzlaff, treas.; D. Skomp, sec.; J. Imata, v. pres.; J. Grifka, pres.; S. Kohl; A. 
Chakeres; C. Glaser. Row 2: P. Hiscox; B. Hopkins; G. Hodkowski; B. Benschop; P. Long;
N. Dodge; C. Ward. Row 3: L. Schei; B. Allison; S. Stanley; J. Klein; N. Gokenbach; A. 
Rolph; S. Whitson. Row 4: M. Hentschel; P. Olds; A. Dillingham; J. Downs; K. Neff; C. 
McCartney; B. Davis.

Top bunk for study; bottom one for relaxation.

NORTH CASE

Dates are no problem for North Case women. These 
lucky coeds run into males even when spending a quiet 
evening in the hall. Working closely with the men of 
South Case on campus activities like Water Carnival and 
Homecoming, they also hold steak dinners, athletic events 
and mixers with the adjoining hall. Having classes within 
the building creates relaxed student-faculty relations.

Coed “grill time” is the rule in Case.

Row One: G. Kaye; G. Rubick, sec.; M. Kelly, pres.; R. Martin, v. pres.; R. Monash; F. Smith, 
adv. Row 2: H. Wingo; H. Dubman; D. Lawrence; H. Levin; C. Kudsk; G. Pawlik. Row 3: 
R. Humphrey; R. Spike; R. Schaller; F. Martin; M. Booth; M. Goldfine. Row 4: C. Broeman;
D. Campbell; J. Wallace; D. Livingston; J. Cortright; L. Barr.

Record bugs search for “music to study by.”

SOUTH CASE

Though comparatively new, South Case has a con­
siderable array of trophies. Top honors in IM basket­
ball and in the spring blood drive for men s halls went 
to South Case along with 2nd place in IM bowling. While 
not coming off with a prize, the men reached the Junior 
500 finals. Recently they added a 2nd place trophy which 
they won with North Case for their Homecoming display.

New coed residences have many study rooms?

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Row One: L. Erickson; L. Frye; S. Laurence, treas.; D. Ahl, v. pres.; K. Heffner, sec.; C. Lum 
J. McMartin. Row 2: U. Biezais; G. Brocklehurst; G. Griffith; C. McCarten; J. Mildenberg 
A. Hautala; M. Martin; K. Smith. Row 3: K. Anderson; P. Harold; J. Trice; C. Ihlenfeldt; L 
Crawford; S. Barningham; P. Monette.

Wilson coeds pass time to the strum of a guitar

WEST WILSON

In their first year on campus, the coeds of West Wilson 
broke the campus greeting card tradition by sending their 
money to UNICEF. Each house sponsored a party for 
orphans. The women also collected their share of tro­
phies, placing first in Inter-R Sing and gaining the status 
of “champs” in ping-pong and bowling. Their educational 
program includes “College Bowl” debates.

Coed lounges facilitate casual, informal dates.

Row One: F. Haase; M. Weber; M. Ferrari; J. Abramajtys, pres.; J. Appleton; D. Bybee; N. 
Goyd; M. Berenson. Row 2: D. Cox; T. Patterson; B. Kline; G. Root; B. Jorgensen; O. Kraft; 
R. Ligett; M. Bermingham.

Ability to concentrate in the room is a rarity

EAST WILSON

Provost lunches and a student-operated library add to 
life in East Wilson. At the “Book Bop,” the men were 
able to collect 750 paperbacks, bringing the number up 
to 2,000. Other efforts were rewarded as they placed 2nd 
in IM football. The men also polished a few apples by 
inviting the faculty of the Case-Wilson complex to a 
Valentine dance at which their queen was crowned.

Study break activity centers around the grill.

MEN’S RESIDENCES

Row One: L. Houck; M. Stark, sec.; J. Sonke, pres.; E. Barnes, treas.; R. Clark. Row 2: D. 
Galewski; J. Harnois; D. Pool; G. Wolf; D. Kuehnemund.

It may not have hospital comers, but it’s made.

BAILEY

The “Bailey Men” award is given to the man exhibiting 
outstanding leadership during the year at a banquet 
honoring hall leaders in the spring. Two $50 scholarships, 
given to men with high academic averages, offer excellent 
incentive, for Bailey men placed first in scholarship in 
the Brody group last spring. A Christmas party for 
underprivileged children is held by the men.

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Checking the mailbox becomes a daily routine.

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Row One: L. Lippert; E. Schneider; H. Feldman, sec.; B. Volmar, pres.; P. Rheinstein; G. 
Craul. Row 2: G. Roberts; J. Hand; J. Cowan; M. Serling; M. Adamski; H. Maday; J. Fox. 
Row 3: J. Meyland; R. Martz; T. Gibson, S. Barstow; S. Bergsma; A. Zeff, sec.-treas. Row 4: F. 
Laura; M. Miles; C. King; S. Alldredge; A. Faithipour; B. Kidler. Row 5: N. Veliquette; R. 
Damman; E. Arikpo; F. Gertz; J. Weaver; J. Finkbeiner. Row 6: L. Koch; J. Olson; J. Duff; C. 
Wisniewski; A. Knaack; J. Hudson; W. Hollingsworth.

Studying between classes leaves evening free.

BRYAN

School spirit is traditional in Bryan Hall where the men 
participate in Block S, pep rallies, and even formed their 
own block at the Purdue game last fall. The residents 
include the chairmen of both Spartan Spirit and of Block 
S. The men award four $25 book scholarships each year 
to hall residents and hold a Christmas party for orphans.

The easy way to spend that time between classes.

Row One: J. Gross, sec.; J. Becker; J. Ruhly, pres.; M. Rouse, v. pres.; M. Cohen; E. Cummins, 
adv. Row 2: J. McVety; M. Smith; S. Viviano; S. Strait; S. Cox; W. Westover; J. Florey; 
Row 3: J. VanderWoude; B. Flaherty; H. McGhan; L. Hutchison; B. Kerr; K. Smith. Row 4: 
R. Chase; R. Brodie; C. Barthold; J. Baird; B. Hackenbruclt; S. Phillips.

Not even men escape the rigor of household tasks.

EMMONS

Political feelings usually run high in Emmons Hall as 
two hall political factions counter each other with pub­
lications on campus and hall politics. The men forgot 
political differences long enough to win the all-university 
badminton championship and to hold a Christmas party 
for underprivileged children. Emmons consistently ranks 
in the top four men’s halls scholastically.

Distractions don’t bother this hard-working student.

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Row One: B. Mar quand; J. Rein; D. Dodge, treas.; R. Herr, v. pres.; F. Rome, pres.; K. 
Poling, sec.; J. Frederick; R. Guynn. Row 2: B. Rae; B. Swallerder; J. Lobe; K. Astrove; W. 
Miller; T. Grace; S. Purvis; B. Weaver; R. Renneisen. Row 3: T. Kent; H. Marvel; W. Smith; 
J. Gasman; E. Wallis; D. D’antuono; J. Fox; C. Brandon; D. Samanen. Row 4: W. Lozier; 
W. Williams; D. Buikema; T. Plesco; D. DeLong; A. Erber; C. Rusert; G. Pattullo; D. Atkins. 
Row 5: D. Smeage; C. Bagne; M. Gruss; M. Stapish; J. Rynbrandt; S. Hayskar; I. Khadduri; 
J. Smith; D. Fitzgerald.

EAST SHAW

ARMSTRONG

Lectures, movies, dances and a library are all provided 
for the residents of East Shaw Hall, last year’s IM sports 
champs. Placing second in both Homecoming displays 
and scholastics, the men have organized a unique student 
government, using a 68-member mass general council.

Turkey champs, the men of Armstrong walked off with 
two fowls in the annual Turkey Trot. They collected 
$100 from residents, giving $50 Thanksgiving baskets to 
two needy Lansing area families. Fall term also brought 
third place in men’s residence hall Homecoming displays.

Row One: D. Forbush; T. Swego; J. Stokes; J. McCormick; Q. Wilda; G. Jacob; K. Irmischer. 
Row 2: P. Powers; R. Stasa; M. Scholl; J. Madison; E. Mueller; G. Wright. Row 3: R. 
Dehncke; E. Brooks; D. Stuby; S. Elish; A. Sackett; R. Sutton; C. Koenn.

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Row One: R. Grazulis; R. Milne, treas.; R. Fritz, v. pres.; K. Madejezyk, pres.; R. Crew, sec.; 
L. Reeves. Row 2: M. Loupe; H. Reed; V. Clark; D. Hoover; K. Williams. Row 3: S. 
Emerson; B. Keegstra; C. Thoms; D. Abrahamse; L. Smircich.

Collaboration is one way to beat a tough course.

WEST SHAW

Homecoming weekend for the past four years has 
brought West Shaw top honors for their display. In the 
serious vein, Sunday night means classical music. The 
program over Shaw radio includes a description of the 
composer’s life and style. To promote participation in the 
Lecture-Concert series, West Shaw procures tickets in 
blocks. Scholastically, they placed first among men.

Billiards enthusiast takes careful aim.

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Campus apartments are home for over 2,050 married students and their families.

MARRIED HOUSING

From a meager beginning—trailers and war surplus “shacks” in 
1945-46,—married housing has developed into a three-village, 
2,056 apartment complex. With the enrollment of veterans rising 
after the war, the number of married students necessitated the 
creating of special housing. Michigan State became the pioneer 
in married housing, beginning with a 50-trailer park in Lansing. 
These trailers were next moved to campus on a 400-trailer area, 
while still other families were living in temporary barracks. Ten 
years ago University Village was begun and since then Spartan 
Village and Cherry Lane Apartments have been constructed. 
This puts State far into the lead in married housing.

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Work and play mix very well in the three married- 
housing villages. Of the 6,000-plus residents of Spartan 
Village, University Village, and Cherry Lane, there are 
nearly 2,000 children.

Father or mother can study in peace and quiet while 
their children play in the large playgrounds equipped 
with swings, slides and jungle gyms. When the time 
comes for the parents to relax or play, the playgrounds 
are the setting for badminton, softball or football.

Study hours drag long into the night after the family is asleep and 
the house is again quiet.

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supporting the winter flock of ducks.

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gas or electric stove, heat, and maintenance service.

Students with children may rent two-bedroom apart­
ments and all residents may take advantage of the laun­
dries in the villages as well as the convenience of the new 
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ever-present dish detail.

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ful eye of his parents.

Laundry duties give Spartan wives a chance 
to catch up on the latest news.

Babysitting and car washing are frequent 
Saturday afternoon chores.

Filling the 2,240 apartments has never been a problem 
and there is always a need for many more. Students want­
ing to live in married housing must make their application 
much in advance and can move in only when someone 
moves out.

A new building was constructed on Harrison Road to 
house the office of the married housing department, the 
largest of its kind in the country.

No plans are being made at the present time for en­
largement of the married housing. Though the demand 
for space is great, it is being handled adequately with the 
existing facilities. No great increase in the number of 
married students desiring apartments in the University- 
operated communities is expected in the near future.

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□□-□PS AND RELIGIOUS LIVING UNITS

Howland House Co-op had its own answer to the controversial 
signs which appeared around campus.

RESPDNS B L TY AND

FELLOWSHIP, PART OF CQ-DP

AND RELIGIOUS UNITS

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Row One: N. Kreitner, sec.-treas.; R. Blazejewski, v. pres.; J. Copeland, pres.; D. Duncan; M. 
Longuski; P. Akers. Row 2: J. Roush; R. McIntosh; S. Kantz; T. Zadow; L. Bang; J. Stouffer;
F. Uteg. Row 3: K. Krogulecki; D. Kesselring; J. Peet; W. Copeland; Perlee; J. Galazir.

BOWER HOUSE

ELSWORTH HOUSE

The men of Bower House work together to lighten 
the financial burden of college education. This year 
Bower had 100% participation in the fall and winter blood 
drives and placed first in co-op basketball competition. 
A 2.2 average and sophomore standing are required.

The men of Elsworth House have maintained the high­
est all-university men’s average and with it, possession of 
the co-op scholarship trophy. A 2.2 is required to rush 
the second week of each term. It affords less expensive 
quarters and maturity through independent living.

Row One: D. Baer, treas.; R. Bartholomew, sec.; W. Ellsworth, v. pres.; J. Spangler, pres.; G. 
Motts, adv.; T. Greer, adv.; P. Eggleston. Row 2: F. Barnes; R. Ehlinger; J. Ehrmann; L. 
Brown; C. Dobias; C. Beatty; L. VanDaele. Row 3: W. Murphy; P. Quinlan; D. Sumner; E. 
Horton; G. Schumacher; V. Eggleston; J. Deamud. Row 4: A. Early; P. Bash; G. Johnson; G. 
Stein; T. Johnson; R. Haines; W. Wright. Row 5: M. Straumanis; K. Thieroff; P. Suess; R. 
Maxam; B. Thaler; J. Strickler; E. Kreslins; J. Burns.

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EVANS SCHOLARS

The Evans Scholar “Golf Ball” is held annually in 
Chicago in conjunction with an inter-chapter basketball 
tournament. The ex-caddies, who contribute a sizeable 
number to the golf team, have copped the IM All-Sports 
trophy the past two years but collapsing carts have kept 
them from completing the Junior 500. These men are 
awarded scholarships by the Western Golf Association.

Row One: D. Melotti; W. Buell; M. Autin. Row 2: R. Owens; D. Benson; K. Fox, treas.; J. 
Edsall, pres.; G. Haugen; D. Olsen, adv. Row 3: R. Singh; D. Hearn; D. Murphy; D. Foth; 
J. Ferris; E. Jahn; J. Rodman; P. Pinkos; G. Dundas; M. Alvarez; S. Smith.

MOTTS HOUSE

BETHEL MANOR

Economical group living and an opportunity for aca­
demic growth led men to organize Motts Co-op during 
World War II. Motts’ social calendar includes a fall term 
party and spring picnic. A “Man of the Year” award 
honors a member on the basis of leadership and service.

“Jacob called the name of the place where God spoke 
with him Bethel” (Genesis 35:15). From this, Bethel 
Manor, interdenominational religious co-op, derived its 
name. The manor provides an atmosphere suitable for 
the development of Christian character and leadership.

Row One: G. Klein, treas.; D. Brown, hsmr.; D. Chezik, pres.; S. Brown, hsmr.; K. Arpin, v. 
pres. Row 2: D. Lockwood, sec.; H. Michael; P. Eshleman; W. Gertz; S. VerBurg; R. Maples. 
Row 3: J. Loeding; D. Kocher; K. Olson; B. Feher; J. Brewster; D. Gilbert.

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Row One: L. Tiegema; J. Eubank; K. Wolfe; B. Hill; P. Price; B. Wexler. Row 2: J. Bricker; 
D. Cope; L. Rose; K. Loan; J. Messacar; C. Monteith; T. Kempton; D. Finlay. Row 3: B. 
Lawrence; B. Weaver; J. Kimball; R. Weaver; T. Palmer; D. Overton; D. Castle; B. Proops. 
Row 4: M. Kinter; C. Wood, v. pres.; Mrs. F. Weinberg, hsmr.; D. Swan, pres.; R. Knight, 
treas.; R. Matthews, sec.

ASHER MEN

Christian Science men at State are given an opportunity 
to live with others of their faith at the Asher Student 
Foundation for Men. The men remain active in such 
campus activities as Intramural. sports, Water Carnival, 
and Homecoming. At Christmas they give a traditional 
party for underprivileged Lansing area children and 
sponsor a conknunity service project.

The bitter with the sweet of off-campus living.

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Row One: A. Hall; D. Stephenson, v. pres.; F. Gnill, hsmr.; B. Giddings, pres.; F. Tanner, 
hsmr.; V. Schramm; N. Layton, treas. Row 2: M. Hull; K. Smith; B. Everett; M. Peck; L. 
Marcus; B. Bachman; D. Brightman. Row 3: L. Stevenson; C. Agnew; S. Hale; J. Wilson; S. 
Mangoh; N. Larson; A. Robinson. Row 4: C. Hungerford; S. Millspaugh; T. Verheml; J. 
Branam; B. Hull; P. Wolfe; R. Bricker. Row 5: J. Osborn; C. McNaughton; S. Clemeson; C. 
Hastings; M. Conklin; B. Eaton; R. Ward.

ASHER WOMEN

Asher Student Foundation for Women provides and 
maintains a home for 35 Christian Science coeds. New 
girls learn house rules and traditions through a pros­
pective program. During this term of pledgeship, they 
help in the Home Management nursery. In addition to 
religious activities, the women participate in Homecom­
ing, Spartan Women’s League, and the Spinsters’ Spin.

Roasting marshmallows over an open fire is a comfort of home 
enjoyed by Asher women.

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□FF-CAMPUS 

LIVING

Freedom from curfews, quiet hours and institutional 
food led many students from residence halls and sorority 
and fraternity houses to off-campus rooms, apartments, 
and houses. Although they evade a good many housing 
regulations, the primary ban on liquor, gambling, and 
unchaperoned parties is unescapable.

With the relaxation of university unapproved-housing 
regulations, more students are able to find housing in 
Lansing, East Lansing, and the surrounding area. But 
the percentage of men taking advantage of the change is 
13 to the women’s four percent. Even the limited amount 
of women’s approved housing remained partially vacant.
Students off-campus often gain practical experience in 
home management, while easing the financial burden of 
collegiate living in a non-collegiate atmosphere.

Cooperation is the secret of combining housework and study.

Even a non-cook becomes proficient within a term.

After dinner hours are free for 
stereos and relaxation without the 
worry of quiet hours.

Allowing sufficient commuting time 
takes careful calculation.

Typing a paper requires collaboration and refreshments.

Off-campus students banded together in 1954, forming 
Students Off-Campus, an organization to promote their 
political, social, and service interests. SOC assumes large 
responsibilities during Welcome Week, ushers during 
convocations, and sponsors a high school cooperation 
program each spring in the Lansing area to assist pupils 
coming to MSU. In social activities SOC sponsored nu­
merous hayrides, football blocks, parties, and parties. A 
semi-formal dance “Misty” was held at Walnut Hills.

Football tactics with a feminine touch make the annual Powder 
Puff clash a humorous as well as exciting event.

GREEK LIVING

An endless round of rush parties, chapter meetings, 
desserts and study tables—Greek life encompasses twelve 
percent of the student population. The start of each term 
is marked by the all-important bid for members. This 
fall sororities were visited by 1700 coeds during informal 
teas, while fraternities set up displays in the Union to 
acquaint incoming freshmen with Greek living. But the 
Greeks forgot the rivalry of rush to present “Breakfast at 
Tiffany’s,” the annual all-Greek dance.

Sorority and fraternity members turn out en masse to add 
the final touches to their Water Carny float.

Minor adjustments are quickly learned and frequently 
used by the many campus sports car owners.

The inconveniences of pledgeship are repaid in full when 
the pledges turn their revenge and ingenuity against the 
actives in the traditional raid.

After-class snacks from the open 
kitchen help make Greek living a 
pleasant relief from dormitory life.

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The Lambda Chi Alpha’s Junior 500, originated in 1948, drew 
entries from all living units and attracted 12,000 spectators around 
the three-quarter mile circle.

Through Greek Week, the individual houses work to 
maintain the units of the Greek system. The week is a 
time of pulling together in service and in fun to improve, 
not only inter-system relations, but those with the com­
munity, faculty, and student body. Group spirit began 
mounting with the sports car kickoff parade and reached 
a climax the following weekend at Greek Feast on the 
Sigma Nu lawn. The theme of the unity of Olympiad 
was carried out in the combining of Sorority Sing and 
IFC Sing, previously held on consecutive Sundays, into 
Greek Sing. Following the Sing, 4,000 jazz enthusiasts 
congregated on the Beta lawn to hear local groups in the 
traditional “Session by the Cedar.” And as always, the 
Lambda Chi’s Junior 500, pushcart race, lent excitement 
to the event-filled week.

The houses located on the outskirts of approved housing 
make owning a car almost a necessity. But the conven­
iences are balanced by the time spent on upkeep.

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Parents and interested spectators turned out to see Delta Gamma 
and Gamma Phi Beta tie the annual Powder Puff game.

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA

Service is the main goal of the women of Alpha Kappa 
Alpha. This year they worked with underprivileged Lan­
In addition, the coeds participate in the 
sing girls. 
American Council on Human Rights, the NAACP, and 
the National Health Program whose emphasis is finding 
a cure for Sickle Cell Anemia. AKA placed first in the 
Junior 500 and was awarded first in blood donorship.

Row One: M. Pearson; S. Staples; D. Bryant; G. Pryor; C. Hill; M. Layton; G. Davis. Row 2: 
M. Maxwell; T. Bray; V. Vincent; E. Laster; C. Williams; M. Womack.

Row One: A. LaNoble, treas.; J. Piksa; S. Leslie, v. pres.; S. Bassett, pres.; Mrs. F. Lewis, 
hsmr.; M. Kuperus; L. Cooke; L. Thunfors; N. Bjorn. Row 2: K. Boyajian; P. Anderson; E. 
Anderson; S. Cramer; P. Woods; S. Harrison; G. Albrecht; M. Miller; J. Adams; S. Derriçkson. 
Row 3: A. Arend; K. Jensen; K. Dalvini; P. Roberts; B. Pollock; C. Otto; A. Ganzhorn; B. 
VanDam; C. Cobb. Row 4: S. Olin; B. Herrmann; N. Mead; S. Connors; J. Macdonald; J. 
Bresto; M. Raymond; C. Bowen; M. Robertson; C. Bryant. Row 5: J. Schalow; B. Moore; K. 
Bartie; J. Lytle; M. Ream; B. Burroughs; S. Hoemke; J. Opitz; S. Holcomb. Row 6: N. Frame;
S. Lippert; M. Herbert; W. Ormsby; C. Christian; M. Strait; S. Lewis; P. Real; N. Carlson.

ALPHA CHI OMEGA

A flowered crest won Alpha Chi Omega first place in 
the 1962 Flower Show. Soon the crest will hang in a new 
house at the head of MAC Avenue. A Chi O members set 
aside their national “Hera Day” each spring for service. 
They carry out the national philanthropic project locally 
by sponsoring a party for teenagers afflicted with Cere­
bral Palsy. Pledges make toys for the younger victims.

A talented member shows off her skill.

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Row One: S. Coon; A. Hicks, treas.; M. Alto, v. pres.; S. Cowell, pres.; B. Waite, hsmr.; S. 
Mestrezat; J. Stuber. Row 2: K. Armstrong; M. McGillivray; N. Howard; J. Bradley; S. 
Johnston; M. McCarthy; C. Sauerhill; L. Leavenworth. Row 3: C. Draves; J. Szidik; S. Gates; 
J. Brooks; I. Behrens; S. Smith; K. Collins. Row 4: E. Allik; E. Coulton; M. McConnell; P. 
Dacey; N. Larson; C. Cinka; J. Bock; C. Lackner. Row 5: A. Moore; A. Fontaine; N. Spodeck; 
M. Gribas; S. Parnell; D. Stergion; M. Harris.

Weekend ski trips dominate wintertime interests.

ALPHA DELTA PI

Although Alpha Delta Pi is one of the most recently 
organized sororities on campus, it is making its mark in 
campus activities. Besides group participation in all­
university events, ADPi has one member on the AUSG 
cabinet, one on the 1962 Engineering Queen court, and 
two members were honored on Lantern Night. The coeds 
have adopted a foster child from Hong Kong.

Row One: B. Lowi; M. Zippin, v. pres.; C. Adelson, pres.; M. Fertel, treas.; P. Meyer, sec.; 
M. Spiegel, treas. Row 2: R. Lichtman; R. Surath; B. Fields; S. Silvestri; K. Colby; R. Lewis; 
J. Rapaport.

Good food and conversation fill the study gap.

ALPHA EPSILON PHI

The Alpha Epsilon Phi’s took third place in the 1962 
Water Carnival and twisted into first place in “Hillel’s 
a-Twistin’.” The AEPhi’s contribute to the Hebrew Uni­
versity of Israel for scientific literature and to their na­
tional foundation. The sorority’s other service projects 
include “Dolls for Democracy,” social service fellowships 
and academic loan funds.

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Row One: K. Lawrence; M. McCool, treas.; J. Poliak; G. Greene, pres.; E. Schell, hsmr.; S. 
Conley, v. pres.; N. Wesch; M. Bird. Row 2: J. Taube; S. Jones; C. Casey; J. Prince; S. Kiel;
S. Kistler; R. Diamond; B. Clark. Row 3: S. Shepard; N. Brundage; P. Brown; M. Primo; J. 
Jacobson; P. Polzin; J. Ormsby; K. Wendland. Row 4: K. Kupiec; C. Cook; B. Barnes; B. 
Cartwright; L. Mathivet; S. Hart; N. Seavitt; C. Nicholson. Row 5: K. Beauregard; P. Mc­
Mahan; M. VanAken; A. Anderson; B. Conner; J. Struthers; K. Bartling; C. Beyers. Row 6: D. 
Green; C. Augustus; J. Woodworth; M. Smith; S. Curtiss; J. Temple; J. Sloops; L. Steadman.

The memory book marks important happenings.

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA

A Halloween party for girls with cerebral palsy is the 
philanthropic project of the women of Alpha Gamma 
Delta. Organized in 1924, by Mrs. Hannah’s mother, 
Mrs. Robert Shaw, the Alpha Gam’s award a charm 
bracelet each term to the member having the highest 
scholarship. In addition the coeds participate in Home­
coming, Water Carnival, Greek Week, and Sorority Sing.

Row One: N. Castor; J. Cappo; B. Scudder, v. pres.; M. Knox, hsmr.; K. Smith, pres.; S. Robin­
son; J. Homaday, treas. Row 2: A. Wood; M. Miller; K. Brockineton; A. Ulland; M. Keown; 
D. Tirabassi; B. Kittle; J. Lowe. Row 3: L. Neumann; P. Beraud; B. Verrai; J. White; B. 
Bitney; M. Bull; J. Clark. Row 4: S. Kruse; C. Gilbert; J. Biessel; S. Smith; R. Runser; C. Wie- 
denhoefer; S. Latendresse. Row 5: L. Pierson; E. Draft; J. Sparkia; J. Jaumotte; J. Dero; M. 
Kemp; J. Thurow.

It’s difficult to decide which pin it will be.

ALPHA OMICRON PI

Pan Hellenic awarded its scholarship improvement 
trophy to Alpha Omicron Pi winter term of 1962, as the 
women jumped from 13th to 4th place among sororities 
scholastically. In the winning vein, the A O Pi’s float 
placed first in Water Carnival competition. Greek Week, 
IM bowling and an annual touch football game with Pi 
Kappa Phi fraternity round out the coeds’ activities.

Row One: L. Fisher, treas.; M. Wilkins, sec.; E. Minor, v. pres.; M. Hagen, pres.; B. Lostutter, 
hsmr.; C. Snider; J. Phillips. Row 2: S. Schaefer; B. Shannon; C. Gish; A. Smith; J. Kelber; 
A. Greenawalt; B. Barkwell; A. Mathieson. Row 3: N. Louis; S. Lueck; M. Cole; J. Hutchins;
M. Prentice; D. Vollmer. Row 4: R. Popp; L. Linder; S. Henderson; J. Markley; S. Linsday;
N. Lilly; B. Baldwin; J. McKinley. Row 5: S. Harris; C. Hutchins; M. Wolz; M. Martell; J. 
Jucius; L. Firth; S. Cook.

Music makes up an integral part of sorority life.

ALPHA PHI

Scholarship and service are bywords of Alpha Phi. 
This sorority awards sisters for improved scholarship and 
for high grades. Contributions for cardiac aid and parties 
for under-privileged children constitute their service func­
tions. In campus activities, Alpha Phi participates in 
Water Carnival and Greek Sing, besides taking top 
honors in sorority homecoming displays.

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Row One: S. Hilliard; M. Squires, treas.; S. Richardson; Mrs. D. Jones, hsmr.; D. Nowka, v. 
pres.; G. Kostbade; L. Clough. Row 2: S. Acker; J. Howe; B. Boshart; K. Klumpp; S. Stein- 
baugh; J. Westerkamp; N. DeWald; S. Brantlinger; S. Pippel. Row 3: K. Walstrom; J. Luns­
ford; K. Sayre; E. Conner; C. Miller; P. Heath; K. Meier; J. Burleson. Row 4: L. Gray; J. 
Anderson; M. Todd; K. Kizer; J. Cable; C. Babb; K. Ellward; H. Reimann. Row 5: L. Hagen; 
N. Zwarensteyn; T. Hart; P. Sloan; C. Graves; C. Hill; B. Steyer; P. Romanic. Row 6: M. 
Gates; B. Groos; C. Creamer; L. Frisch; K. Bruber; S. Wray; B. Argo; J. Smith; J. Janner.

The Kingston Trio may be in for competition.

ALPHA XI DELTA

Objects, such as the bear bone awarded weekly for the 
biggest blunder and the silver cake knife used by all 
Alpha Xi brides, help make up Alpha Xi Delta life. Group 
cooperation is recognized in their possession of the Greek 
Week award for outstanding sorority participation and 
first place in sorority homecoming displays for the past 
two years. Car washes help support a Lebanese child.

Row One: M. Rebeschini; B. Ross; P. Scanlon, treas.; K. Draper, v. pres.; M. Rudd, hsmr.;
P. Drewek, pres.; S. Smith, sec.; C. Spewock; K. Lent. Row 2: P. O’Shea; K. Paulson; K. 
Badder; C. Krimian; A. Christy; S. McIntosh; H. Tepikian; P. Tice; J. Kring; K. Tellor. Row 3:
J. Adduci; L. Kanuritz; N. Weckler; M. Bartók; S. Evans; K. Plumtree; J. White; J. O’Donnell; 
M. Walker. Row 4: F. Coddington; S. Scott; L. Coury; C. Schiffer; A. Nichols; D. Perinoff;
B. Schmidt; P. McMahon; P. Soulliere. Row 5: A. Ackley; K. Gregory; J. Brown; S. Follett;
K. Baubis; J. Woodburne; L. Cary; G. Moore; J. Kluessner. Row 6: J. Reed; L. Spitzner; P. 
Watland; A. KinKema; J. Peterson; D. Lampi; M. Barzler; M. Klomparens; J. Mack; M. 
Wagenvoord.

Members pose for caricatures by a traveling artist.

CHI OMEGA

Each Easter the women of Chi Omega entertain 
Lansing area orphans with comic movies and an egg 
hunt. For finding an egg, the children are given a basket. 
The Chi O’s also present a $25 social science award to a 
deserving student in the sociology department. They 
placed in Sorority Sing and Water Carnival and were 
runners-up in Women’s IM volleyball.

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Row One: K. Counts; M. Hannah; E. Cavin; M. Lamphere; Mrs. Jones, hsmr.; B. McCleary, 
pres.; S. Aitken, sec.; B. Bishop, v. pres.; S. Kraatz, treas. Row 2: K. Reid; P. Skells; S. Ellis;
A. Wells; B. Hildebrandt; M. Cleary; M. Cusack; P. Wade. Row 3: M. Hoffman; J. Vanden- 
belt; P. Burns; S. Sauter; C. Hundt; C. Lamphere; J. Smith; S. Cotter; C. Scorsone. Row 4:
B. Glover; W. Reed; M. Pringnitz; H. Toothill; B. Volk; S. Fitzgerald; R. Rozsa; J. Henry. 
Row 5: M. Collins; C. Palmer; L. Scholl; S. Wisby; N. Wilson; C. Bender; S. Coffman; A. Prout.

Picking up dates signals the start of the weekend.

DELTA DELTA DELTA

Noted for their skill in volleyball, the women of Delta 
Delta Delta won the IM trophy for this sport, as well as 
the IM All-Sports trophy. By holding an auction the 
Tri-Delts are able to raise the money for two scholar­
ships which they annually present to MSU students. The 
presentations are made on the basis of academic average, 
financial need and campus activities.

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Row One: D. Johnson, treas.; M. Carruthers; C. Sande; C. Survilla, pres.; Mrs. Parsons, hsmr.;
K. Clabuesch, sec.; K. Famam, treas.; A. Hill; A. Kluessner. Row 2: M. Dureil; J. Nachtman;
T. Gilmour; M. Peters; M. Fox; C. Kincheloe; A. Houvenor; C. Coombs; L. Trebilcock. Row 3: 
S. Fry; B. Wolterding; K. Ryan; A. Paine; M. Swensen; J. Leiphart; D. Hanna; S. Mauter; L. 
Fiebing. Row 4: J. Hoffmeyer; L. DeMeester; N. Cracknell; S. Loving; S. Adamson; N. 
Schenk; J. Evans; P. Drake; A. Greifendorf. Row 5: M. Fisher; L. Chapman; M. Payeur; S. 
Adams; G. Lewis; G. Gunsolus; S. Swenk; D. Dekker; J. Lund. Row 6: S. Smith; S. Green;
L. Schneider; B. Barich; S. Thurman; L. Kirk; L. Hobbs; E. Sabine; R. Crimm.

Being well-dressed takes planning.

DELTA GAMMA

MSU Delta Gamma’s were named the second most out­
standing chapter in the nation at their national conven­
tion at Mackinac Island. The honor was based on 
scholarship activities and co-operation. The well-known 
landmark, found in their front lawn, is the anchor of an 
1800 ship. Hannah, the rag doll mascot, has also been 
known to actively participate in all house functions.

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Row One: L. McElhoe; M. Bradley, sec.; B. Pontz; J. Easterman, pres.; Mrs. C. Blashill, hsmr.;
I. Gurney, v. pres.; M. Cribbs, v. pres.; C. Edgar, treas.; S. VanRiper. Row 2: M. Brown; S. 
Janda; J. Holdsworth; M. Baird; L. Kelly; S. Tyndale; S. Armstrong; M. Powers; S. Scalzo; D. 
George. Row 3: S. Ensfield; P. Morvay; B. Stahl; B. Ambroson; B. Haas; B. Fields; L. Robert­
son; E. Waltz; S. Dusseau; M. Vivadelli. Row 4: S. Greenleaf; C. Johnson; C. Weekly; P. 
Hibberd; J. Augst; M. Findlay; M. Mogg; P. Lewandowski; J. McAleer; M. Duma. Row 5: A. 
Huber; B. Miller; L. Sekera; S. Hobart; M. Sperry; S. Smith; M. Rives; S. Hall; P. Peet; J. 
Baker; D. Goodson. Row 6: J. Pedersen; R. Roring; S. Atwater; A. Brainard; P. MacLeod; M. 
Erickson; K. Altmansberger; J. Fournier; C. Whitney; J. Haughey; P. Stapleton.

DELTA ZETA

Excitement came in triplicate at the Delta Zeta house 
spring term. On the night of their formal spring term 
party, the DZ’s had two trophies to boast of: second place 
in the Junior 500 and third place in Water Carnival, both 
won that day. Their annual Triad dance, held with the 
Fiji’s and the Phi Psi’s, netted a successful $20 for the 
Campus Chest and a good time for all.

A “rose and candle” celebrates a sister’s pinning.

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Row One: M. Brown, treas.; V. Shick; S. Erbacher, v. pres.; B. Scheid, pres.; Mrs. N. Quinn, 
hsmr.; B. Mills; V. Smith; L. Cartier. Row 2: C. Heffler; C. Friedman; M. Miller; M. Jackson; 
S. Post; P. Aylesworth, sec.; S. Luginbill; J. Gustafson; A. David. Row 3: B. Alexander; C. 
Smiley; M. Rudman; G. O’Connor; L. Worline; P. Blaney; A. Lawford; A. Brewster. Row 4: 
P. Morrow; S. Kennedy; M. Sutherland; N. Bourdon; A. Converse; R. Sinclair; J. Addison; K. 
Kralowetz; S. Lorimer. Row 5: J. Barth; J. Blackwell; M. Steiner; S. Sanders; S. Miller; M. 
Anderson; C. Simpson; D. Taylor.

Saturday brings much traffic to the laundry room.

GAMMA PHI BETA

Although this year’s game ended in a tie, Gamma Phi 
Beta remains undefeated for the fifth straight year in 
the annual Powder Puff football game with Delta 
Gamma. The game is held in conjunction with Dad’s 
Day when the coeds treat their dads to lunch, the game 
and a little “Gabling.” As a gift from their alums, the 
interior of their 10-year old house is being redecorated.

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Row One: C. Harmon; J. VanConant; K. Cool, v. pres.; E. Bradley, pres.; Mrs. Loffi, hsmr.; B. 
Dye, treas.; S. Zachariason, sec.; S. Schneider; S. White. Roto 2: P. Mitchell; L. Nash; B. 
Blankenburg; P. Mohill; S. Meyer; M. Lucas; M. Coleman; B. Roberts. Row 3: D. Sovey; G. 
Kuze; G. Krepps; P. Sweetland; L. Maynard; C. Coates; A. Marcille; B. Kenady; W. Meuser. 
Row 4: A. Murray; S. Mitchell; C. Griep; S. Miller; A. Shaw; L. Hoxie; A. Evans; M. Simonds;
B. Bielefeld. Row 5: J. Lucas; L. Bishop; L. Brody; B. Lockhart; B. Donnelly; N. Buck; C. 
Burk; M. Allen; C. Smith. Row 6: D. Mitchell; A. Beuche; C. Schumacher; S. Hecht; L. 
Schaffer; L. Shereton; C. Clansen; D. Williams; J. Erkman.

Bridge reigns supreme of Theta pastimes.

KAPPA ALPHA THETA

Spring term academic efforts were rewarded as Kappa 
Alpha Theta received the sorority scholarship trophy. At 
Christmastime they carolled at the Bogue Nursing Home 
for a 92 year old sorority sister, who has been a Theta for 
over 70 years. The energetic coeds bicycled seven miles 
to Lake Lansing for a fall term retreat. The group also 
numbers the 1962 Miss MSU among their ranks.

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now une: A. Cook; S. Scofield, sec.; V. Arden, treas.; M. Fleming, hsmr.; K. Reighard, pres.; 
.James, v. pres.; B. Jones; G. Love. Row 2: A. Poulin; B. Biebesheimer; J. Smith; L. Bailey;
J. Pmney; J. Whittenberg; S. Degener; A. Anderson; C. Eller. Row 3: S. Doman; M. Fink- K 
Andren; K. Malmstrom; B. Longwood; S. Dauts; S. Hyde; M. Rautiola. Row 4: S. Sattler- A.’ 
Parke; C. Doxtator; P. Bromley; J. Kent; I. Sante; N. Harrington; C. Wallen; V. Smith. Row 5-
K. Brown; J. Coolican; L. Dissinger; J. Balden; J. Remondini; J. Grams; N. Nelson; G. Smith.
5  Nowacki; A> Best’ B- Brown; J. Jankoviak; K. Dayne; A.

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It’s hard to beat a trump like this.

KAPPA DELTA

Sorority Sing second and third place among sorority 
homecoming displays highlighted the Kappa Delta year. 
But the year also included some near-tragedies. Their 
cart collapsed in the final heat of the Junior 500 for the 
third straight year and the KDs were visited by the fire 
department as their chimney burned. The chapter works 
with the School for the Blind reading to young girls.

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Row One: G. Payor; M. Qualman; B. Coe; D. Tower, v. pres.; R. Kuhn, pres.; M. Wheaton, 
treas.; M. Vaughan, sec.; S. Georgi. Row 2: P. McCarthy; S. Deem; R. Helmrich; L. Dahlman; 
A. Gallaudet; K. Larlee; N. Gallagher; K. House. Row 3: S. Dail; B. Humphrey; D. Perrin; 
P. Wiggins; M. Gillemgerten; M. Hunsberger; B. Kelley; P. Fobear; C. Congdon. Row 4: J. 
Deem; C. Cuthbertson; J. Barber; S. Gerstenberger; M. Anderson; M. Magee; J. Page; S. 
Overman. Row 5: L. Jirsa; P. Schmidt; K. May; J. Thompson; B. Chapman; P. Johnson; P. 
Podlesak; J. Werner. Row 6: J. Tenttoor; L. Dolfin; G. Verhey; S. Warren; N. Moore; K. 
Keating; J. Erickson; K. Botsford.

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA

“Old Shoe-boots and Leggins” brought first place to 
Kappa Kappa Gamma in Greek Sing. For fun they turned 
to the Monmouth Duo with Pi Beta Phi, Sadie Hawkins 
Day and Secret Pals’ Day. Then, there was that certain 
Friday when roommates dressed as each other for dinner. 
The Busboy Turnabout honored the boys, who sat at the 
head of the table, as the girls served and cleaned up.

Accompaniment adds to newly-learned fraternity songs.

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Row One: B. Fox; V. Voelker, sec.; A. Hughes, v. pres.; Mrs. Crawford, hsmr.; J. Jacobson, 
pres.; J. Goodwin, treas.; C. Bower; M. Dowding. Row 2: S. Monrad; C. Geier; S. Kappel; 
J. Hazewinkel; E. Browne; P. Barnes; B. Barbara; K. Farnham; G. Fangboner. Row 3: A. 
Carlmanpj|E. Clark; C. Drake; J. Smith; P. Shehan; D. Ferguson; J. Mitchell; P. Overton. 
Row 4: K. Gustafson; M. Neorr; M. Manica; J. Sosnouski; L. Johnson; M. Mielke; J. Totman; 
J. Oik. Row 5: P. Graves; B. Baker; L. Winemiller; H. Cull; S. Luneke; N. Johnson; B. Booth-
B. McCabe.

Musical talent is a valuable asset for rush.

PHI MU

The women of Phi Mu this year adopted a 14-year old 
Indian girl to whom they send money for schooling and 
college. The chapter also received honorable mention at 
their national convention for reports to the “Aglaia,” 
the national sorority news magazine. While taking part 
in many group activities, they present a “most active” 
award to a member for her extracurricular participation.

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Row One: J. Duncan; B. Hughes; P. Roland, treas.; J. Veenhuis, pres.; Mrs. B. Georde, hsmr.;
L. Holiday, v. pres.; S. Fries, sec.; J. Hultman. Row 2: S. Sumner; J. Donoghue; S. Munn; 
A. Urso; J. Printz; K. Zahnow; R. Ross; B. Gish; S. Warner. Row 3: R. Ramsey; S. Shields; 
J. Jewett; C. Tomczyk; P. Ramsey; J. Kowalik; L. Stoakes; S. Little. Row 4: M. Smith; J. 
Buchanan; D. Grigg; S. Siebert; L. Layton; P. Baum; T. Christides; C. Holbrook. Row 5: S. 
Sampson; N. Meyer; S. Allardyce; N. Stewart; S. Govatos; S. Speer; L. Larson; L. Langohr. 
Row 6: C. Hubacker; C. Warren; S. Lambert; C. Carlson; J. Schölten; K. VanSciever; S. 
Furry; N. Doerner.

Social engagements require much preparation.

PI BETA PHI

Pi Beta Phi stages an annual tree-lighting ceremony 
with Delta Tau Delta at the Abbott Road entrance. The 
Pi Phi’s, who also participate in the Harrison Road Break­
fast, still find time to keep up with their studies. Spring 
term they placed 7th scholastically among sororities. In 
addition to group honors, the chapter boasts of two Out­
standing Senior Women and two Tower Guards.

Row One: W. Gregory, treas; B. Bohn, sec.; P. Reasoner, v. pres.; L. Richeson, hsmr.; S. 
Lucas, pres.; J. Webb; B. Barclay. Row 2: V. Starr; M. Linsenmann; B. O’Connor; K. 
Schichting; B. Rhoads; S. Buege; E. Sullivan. Row 3: D. Upton; J. Meshberg; L. Tallefson; 
J. Richter; J. Sutcliffe; M. Goodman; W. Rauser. Row 4: L. Ray; J. Davis; S. Holmes; J. 
Boughton; P. Fuzak; S. Hurter; K. Kominek. Row 5: D. Buesch; S. Siebers; J. Ayres;5 C. 
Tempone; S. Corgan; C. Smith; C. Cassidy; J. Huellmantel. Row 6: S. Hollis; L. Chelsea; M. 
Clark; D. Dobek; D. McDonald; P. Hughes; S. Kaltenbach; B. Fox.

SIGMA KAPPA

Variety is the key to Sigma Kappa activities. The 
women give aid to the Ingham County gerentology 
center to the Maine Seacoast Mission, as well as sup­
porting campus blood drives and campus chest. The 
coeds’ parents are individually honored as their daugh­
ters treat their dads to a football game and evening 
dinner party and present a luncheon for their mothers.

Past events are just a flick of a page away.

Row One: M. Opas, sec.; J. Reader; K. Bielinski; N. Karmann, pres.; Mrs. J. Zink, hsmr; D. 
Jansen, v. pres.; A. Helming, treas.; L. Klein. Row 2: B. Pring; B. Foote; J. Mikolusky; B. Le 
J. Paganelli; E. Olsen; D. Curren; M. Carlson. Row 3: P. Klaasesz; S. Vaughn; P. Sisko; 
Horvath; L. Splan; J. Farrow; M. Nowak; C. Lukesich. Row 4: A. Brown; M. Bolger; 
Kinney; M. Cote; T. Badenoch; A. Tibbits; S. Pulling; L. Cirrito.

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Informal songfests keep them ready for serenades.

ZETA TAU ALPHA

Service to the community is an integral part of sorority 
life. The women of Zeta Tau Alpha gave a Christmas 
party for handicapped children and invited 25 children 
from the St. Vincent Home to a Valentine party which 
they sponsored with Sigma Alpha Mu. The party was 
complete with magician and games. Zeta Tau Alpha 
Foundation scholarships are given to State students.

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Row One: E. Wagner; M. Zuckerman, sec.; M. Zuckerman; J. Sinowitz, pres.; J. Rice, hsmr.; 
P. Jacobs, v. pres.; R. Glick, treas.; R. Siegel. Row 2: S. Schwartz; A. Teig; A. Levitz; M. 
Gordon; L. Wizel; R. Rogoff; J. Wolfson; W. Jacobs; J. Yankowitz. Row 3: J. Firestone; L. 
Novick; R. Moss; M. Gerson; R. May; B. Schwartz; A. Robbins; W. Stark; B. Riggs. Row 4:
C. Diamond; K. Banks; S. Kirschenbaum; A. Shapiro; J. Baxter; D. Kaller; A. Shifman; H. 
Riker; M. Levine. Row 5: J. Ellis; S. Zimmerman; J. Hemstat; A. Victor; B. Young; A. 
Goldman; H. Futoran; R. Lenett; D. Hitzig; S. Florsheim.

Making early classesoften requires assistance.

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ALPHA EPSILON PI

“Car-wrecking” is a quick way to lose end-of-term 
frustration. The Alpha Epsilon Pi’s buy an old heap for 
their annual shindig at which members and dates proceed 
to smash it to bits. The AEPi’s won the humorous cata- 
gory in the Junior 500 for their Yogi Bear and Fred Flint- 
stone floats the past two years. The 1963 pledge class 
contributed to Campus Chest rather than pulling a raid.

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Row One: L. Treadwell; W. Bamber, treas.; J. Rhen, pres.; J. Knowlton, hsmr.; S. Swihart, 
v. pres.; D. Nielsen, sec.; T. Mead. Row 2: N. VanSickle; B. Grant; A. Parr T. McPherson; 
W. Austin; B. Dowd. Row 3: D. Starke; B. Ford; T. Kiander; R. McMillen; C. Snyder; D. 
Holzhei; J. Wolfe. Row 4: R. Hawkins; G. Meyer; C. Van Denburg; P. Jewell; D. Behrenwald;
D. Diehl; T. Wakeman. Row 5: L. VanSteenhouse; J. Zimmerman; J. Breinling; E. Brooks; 
W. Smith; D. Carter; W. Gifford.

Regular performances are all part of a mascot’s life.

ALPHA GAMMA RHO

The oldest fraternity on campus, Alpha Gamma Rho, is 
also State’s only professional agricultural fraternity. The 
majority of pledges must be in agriculture. Spring term 
the AGR’s ranked third scholastically and have been 
below eighth only once since 1922. Most non-studv time 
is spent hunting in which the men showed their skill, 
hanging three bucks from a second story balcony.

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Row One: J. Hartnell; J. Norcutt; O. Gregg, sec.; G. Parker, pres.; H. LaMotte, hsmr.; K. 
Tucker, v. pres.; C. Hawley, treas.; F. Ash. Row 2: C. Holtslander; J. Morgan; M. Jordan; 
K. Mitchell; M. Dante; R. Ricketts; D. Shearer; T. Abramczyk. Row 3: M. Nyberg; R. 
Reit; K. Hodgson; D. Meninger; M. Mehas; R. Osterhout; R. Vandermolen; H. White.

The Alpha Sig’s pause to study future house plans.

ALPHA SIGMA PHI

Combining interest in leadership and scholarship the 
men of Alpha Sigma Phi were active in campus activities. 
Members held positions on Water Carnival, Home­
coming, and Greek Week committees. The greatest sup­
porter of Alpha Sig affairs is their oldest active, Tar, a 
husky Labrador Retriever. The annual Black and White 
Formal highlights the social year.

Row One: B. Wagner, treas.; P. Hewett, sec.; M. Cicclelli, v. pres.; W. Grant, pres.; Mrs. F. 
Snell, hsmr.; G. Ekey; D. Panks; P. McEvilly. Row 2: J. Nitz; T. Worfel; M. Spann; C. 
Baber; R. Ludwig; D. James; J. Hoffa; K. Gilson; J. Carroll. Row 3: T. Falls; W. DeWeerd; 
R. Stehower; R. Christopher; D. Baker; S. Muller; R. Wilson; J. Swift. Row 4: D. Neff; D. 
Balogh; J. Bolen; J. Schluentz; C. Schriner; T. Lipman; J. Rowe; J. Keegstra. Row 5: T. 
Vyn; M. Winker; J. Johnston; D. Cardone; L. Schreur; A. Hiller; R. MacGeorge; J. Calabrese.

The ATO’s relax before proof of their sports prowness.

ALPHA TAU OMEGA

“Be athletically active but remain scholastically 
minded” is the motto of the men of Alpha Tau Omega. 
Supporting this is their 10 consecutive track champion­
ships and 3rd place in the Junior 500 and All Sports com­
petition, while maintaining above the all-fraternity scho­
lastic average. The ATO’s have donated a Help Week 
trophy to encourage the service aspect of Hell Week.

Row One: R. Aldinger; T. Haupt, treas.; P. Buowaecorsi; R. Champ, pres.; M. Hope, v. pres.; 
J. Fitzgerald, sec.; E. Peterson. Row 2: M. McCarthy; D. Imig; J. Melstrom; J. Wyman; B. 
Hubal; L. Krawczak; D. Peterson. Row 3: R. Gelesko; J. Sixt; C. Steller; G. Davis; D. Mowers; 
P. Pfeiffer; W. Turner. Row 4: D. Gailivan; M. Lobeil; D. Johnson; R. Edwards; R. Morrison; 
P. Bylsma.

The brothers check the latest stereo releases.

BETA THETA PI

Not even a fraternity house can stand up in the wake 
of campus expansion. With the proposed building of the 
Bogue bridge, the Beta Theta Pi’s sold their land and are 
planning to buy more along the river and begin building. 
With another Cedar location the men can continue their 
“Session on the Cedar,” which has become one of the 
largest attended events in Greek Week.

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Row One: V. Turner; F. Fetters, treas.; J. Gutowski, v. pres.; G. Steelman, hsmr.; G. Rummel, 
pres.; J. Lacchia, sec.; H. Collier. Row 2: J. Omtvedt; J. Padover; T. Carey; T. Seyfarth; R. 
Haller; J. Bannan; J. Weirauch; W. Hallier. Row 3: J. Trantham; C. Perhamus; D. Frank; 
R. Musolf; L. Pedersen; J. Barnard; J. Lundquist. Row 4: R. Hodder; W. Dittmore; C. Kiene; 
R. Jackson; G. Chesley; H. Sweitzer; L. Bowen. Row 5: D. Mannix; P. Owen; C. Sower; C. 
Hoonhout; D. Payne; D. Tabone; D. Stanley. Row 6: J. McFall; D. Knoll; J. Haviland; W. 
Black; W. Veen; J. Barnes; J. Rumpsa.

The Delta Chi’s had to build a new case for Sing trophies.

DELTA CHI

For the second year in a row, the Delta Chi’s placed 
second in IFC Sing. They are adding a wing to their 
house which is to be completed by fall. Although it will 
not increase the housing capacity, it will add to the living 
space. Another addition to the Delta Chi household is 
Lance, a boxer mascot. At Easter the men and the Chi 
Omega’s took Lansing orphans to Potter Park.

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Row One: R. Rossi; R. Clark; E. Wrona; T. Bond, v. pres.; J. Pantilla, pres.; D. Lohrey, treas.;
M. Fellabaum; M. Corrie. Row 2: L. Luke; T. Strobl; B. Balinski; R. Landeck; A. Sebastian;
A. Vine; T. Cathey; R. Abbott; J. Uloth. Row 3: R. Sanders; J. Yatchman; B. Wiltfang; D. 
Warner; J. Flake; T. Ensign; R. Winters; L. Schell; J. Kramarz. Row 4: R. Kennedy; T. McKay;
B. Lofback; T. Reed; M. Hirko; S. Granger; J. Temple. Row 5: J. Halstead; J. Noorman; J. 
Eggert; D. Williams; P. Rosenberger; E. Smith; R. McLellan; H. Chappell; C. Soechtig.

Repainting hallways takes care of Saturday energies.

DELTA SIGMA PHI

Second place in Water Carnival for their Cinderella 
float with Delta Zeta set off the Delta Sigma Phi winning 
streak. In the Homecoming competition the Delt Sig’s 
placed third and took second in IFC Bowling. The an­
nual spring Carnation Ball provides a formal ending to 
the year. But this summer the house will remain busy 
with the remodeling of the kitchen.

Row One: R. Ford; R. Tinker, treas.; C. Schneider, v. pres.; P. Nordwall, pres.; Mrs. L. 
Hornbeck, hsmr.; R. Sharkey; R. Armstrong, sec.; F. Marxer. Row 2: T. Heath; D. Peslar; 
R. Mandigo; C. Strong; J. Gross; R. Myers; B. Estfan; R. Riemenschneider; P. Wade. Row 3: 
D. Coulson; G. Knight; M. Miller; A. Valcanoff; J. Ruhl; J. Grech; R. Esperti; N. Awad; 
J. Blanchard; T. Cliff. Row 4: R. Ryder; J. FoJIett; A. Harris; S. Bolich; T. Burgon; B. 
Treaster; T. Piernick; F. Senger; G. Rosemas. Row 5: D. Ross; P. Lang; F. Hoag; C. Howard; 
J. Barnard; D. Riley; L. Kossack; B. Osterink; G. Convis. Row 6: H. Dunne; T. Brand; B. 
Siudara; D. Taylor; G. Culver; J. Dase; B. Andringa; D. Thompson; J. Patterson.

Advice is seldom lacking around the house.

DELTA TAU DELTA

For the past four terms, the men of Delta Tau Delta 
have held second place in scholarship among fraternities 
while remaining active in campus affairs. Delt members 
include the 1962 Mr. MSU and the presidents of IFC, 
Union Board, and the sophomore and junior class. They 
have donated an Outstanding Sorority trophy to be 
judged and awarded by Associated Women Students.

Row One: F. Coon; K. Kemp; J. Oldenburg; D. Collette, pres.; D. Wochhols, hsmr.; A. Miller, 
v. pres.; P. Tennis, sec.; D. Carpenter, treas.; P. Bray. Row 2: J. Thurow; J. Drake- F? 
Schroeder; D. Schlitt; D. Rolland; R. Pfau; B. Herz; R. Scott; R. Hetrick; G. Shannon. Row 3l
G. Gross; R. McBain; V. Lipp; R. Roussey; C. Baugh; K. Maraj; J. Jemison; R. Eastman; G. 
Hames. Row 4: D. Miller; R. Serpa; F. Tasker; J. Held; R. Scranton; C. MacDonald; L. 
Geiger; C. O’Brien; M. Overhiser. Row 5: R. Alldredge; K. Bergman; R. Dubiel; K. Grazier; 
R. Nauert; L. Anderson; N. Sewing; R. Clark; W. Cavell. Row 6: S. Potter; M. Knowles; R. 
OverKamp; E. Koch; C. Adkin; T. Manuel; T. Worthington; J. Riddell; J. Morrish; F. Wyatt.

A basement remodeling is a job for amateurs.

DELTA UPSILON

Football fans soon become acquainted with the Delta 
Upsilon bell as the DU men ring out mounting MSU 
scores. Resting on the front lawn of their house during 
the off-seasons, the bell is well-guarded from University 
of Michigan raiding parties. With the arrival of spring, 
the brothers paddle to class via the Red Cedar accom­
panied by their new St. Bernard puppy, Duchess III.

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Row One: S. Hatter; B. Ruesink, treas.; D. Baker, pres.; Mrs. L. Clark, hsmr.; J. Wissman, v. 
pres • D. Ross, sec.; J. Bartholomew. Row 2: G. Matheny; R. Eldridge; H. Coger; L. Severance; 
J. Morse; T. Edington; M. Feldman. Row 3: E. Heller; R. Fox; H. Bailey; J. Swanson; L. 
Hammons; J. Dorman; W. Schreiner. Row 4: S. McKinney; C. Smoke; D. Hill; W. Thar; D. 
Hannigan; J. Gibson; D. Howell. Row 5: D. Prieur; F. Engelhardt; H. Hughes; J. Rosevelt;
F. Schmidt; L. Tabaka; W. Keish.

An academic and educational pastime, probability studies.

FARMHOUSE

The golden engraved Red Cross plaque for 100 per 
cent participation in the fall blood drive was awarded to 
Farmhouse fraternity. Nationally the chapter also ranked 
high in honors by receiving 2nd place for chapter 
achievement and 3rd for the President’s trophy at their 
22nd Biennial Conclave. The men reversed the position 
in presenting their Sister Pin to Del, their house cook.

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flou; One.- G. Summerhays; E. Noonan; R. Fogg, pres.; I. Willnow, hsmr.; J. Crumbaker; 
^ B°„D0nnei; R 0DeGrand- Row 2: D- Calkins; P. Price; T. Davis; S. Anderson; R. Dick; 
F. Billings. Row 3: D. Jose; J. Piceu; J. Tonne; J. Watts; F. Jackson; R. Gugelmeyer; R. Taft.

Do-it-yourselfers take care of minor repairs.

KAPPA SIGMA

Competion is hot and heavy as the Kappa Sigma’s 
battle their University of Michigan brothers in an 
annual softball contest. The last meeting saw MSU the 
victors 12-6. The two groups meet again after school is 
out for a canoe trip each June. The Kappa Sig’s were 
first in their football and basketball block and the ac­
tives were 2nd scholastically for fraternities spring term.

Row One: T. Teetaert; T. Siplon, treas; M. Boyd; K. Jesmore, pres.; W. Piercy, v. pres.; F. 
Hanert; J. Mansfield. Row 2: D. Buchanan; R. Warburton; K. McNeill; R. Cheeseman; W. 
Smith; P. Shawver; T. Fisher; C. Ragains. Row 3: J. Dunwell; L. Dusseau; D. Holden; J. 
Campbell; R. Lawton; R. Raught; T. Yonker. Row 4: B. Hughes; J. Keller; S. Scandirito; A. 
Dirkse; D. Mansberger; D. Gretzinger; C. Heath; C. Moore. Row 5: R. Schaberg; B. Mackay;
G. Jellis; T. Delaney; M. Burnett; J. Culotta; G. Andrews; B. Mack. Row 6: J. Harrington; 
J. Sutton; K. McMillin; R. Clark; J. Walton; D. Numelin; D. Bruce; R. Peterson.

Just a short one before hitting the books.

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

Noted mainly for their annual Junior 500, Lambda Chi 
Alpha is also gaining a reputation in football. For the 
past two years they have won the IM championship, as 
well as copping many of the other sports trophies. Indi­
vidually, the group has members in Green Helmet, Blue 
Key and IFC Executive Council. One of the oldest fra­
ternities on campus, Lambda Chi has faculty speakers.

Row One: P. Rand; C. Stoll; P. Schweitzer; R. Tillstrom; L. Thomas. Row 2: M. Terry; F. 
Thompson; L. Norwood, treas.; R. Carr, v. pres.; Mrs. H. Frasier, hsmr.; D. Cronkright, pres.;
T. Williams, sec.; G. Redinbo; R. Schutz. Row 3: T. Gistinger; D. Field; B. Johnson; B. 
Fraser; J. Köllig; G. Hartman; J. Berutti; C. VerMerris; B. Stroven; B. Chandler; G. Porter; B. 
Herrick. Row 4: J. Daniels; C. Weiss; B. Boettcher; B. Blakeney; J. Crockett; J. Aho; J. Run- 
quist; J. Story; B. Bee; M. Kuli; M. Corrigan; C. Sharrow; J. Teggelaar.

A short hand of cards before cracking the books.

PHI DELTA THETA

Neighborhood relations are bolstered each spring as 
the Phi Delta Thetas hold a lawn party for the residents 
of their block. The men also annually clean up the 
Williamston YMCA camp. Together with three fra­
ternities and four sororities, the Phi Delts put on an 
annual Sadie Hawkins Day where the Daisy Mae-clad 
coeds are given an opportunity to “catch” her man.

Row One: J. Waters; G. Mader; L. Kitson, sec.; W. Doerner, pres.; Mrs. Varderborgh, hsmr.;
C. Schmidt; H. Ackerman, treas.; D. Porrell; J. Steen. Row 2: D. Sockol; R. Lalk; R. Lorent- 
zen; R. Clark; R. Greene; G. Valade; P. Vollweiler; L. Widmayer; R. Reishlme; J. Tuman. 
Row 3: J. Clement; J. Spaunburg; J. Rails; D. Harrison; J. Choi; R. Neiden; W. Wallace; J. 
Stokes- T. Webb. Row 4: V. Kramer; W. Cook; J. Dewey; S. Dychtwald; A. Burkett; C. Brett; 
R. Mellish; J. Popovich; D. Young. Row 5: R. Pemberton; W. Garner; D. Pavlik; R. Bennett; 
K. Shaw; R. Lorenz; D. Derfner; M. Sumera; M. Molnar. Row 6: E. Wiegand; M. Haack; W. 
Mathes; J. Giesel; T. Moonen; L. Kahler; F. Rolison; D. Wright; W. Spang.

Any time of day the kitchen is well-traveled.

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PHI GAMMA DELTA

The Phi Gamma Delta house welcomed fellow Fiji’s 
from the University of Washington last spring as the 
Brothers Four visited campus for a concert. The local 
Fiji’s also claimed three distinctive awards this past year. 
They placed 2nd in IFC Sing, won the Outstanding Greek 
Award for participation in Greek Week and captured the 
Intramural softball block championship.

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J- ChandIer; R- CarriSan5 W- Green, v. pres.; V. Lantis, hsmr.; P. Seidel, pres.;
M. McNulty, treas.; R. Westin. Row 2: G. Larkins; G. Mason; J. Berg; M. Foy; D. Moore-
C. Zeigler; E. Foss. Row 3: G. Bedsworth; P. DelMonico; H. Semczak; J. Slaughter- T* 
Schwarze; C. Bayless; D. Booth. Row 4: W. Gilmore; T. Pekera; J. Edwards; E. Casaroll- 
J. Blowers; R. Lhyle; R. Miller. Row 5: R. Zuehlke; W. Zabriskie; T. Debrine; R. Serine- 
R. Pank; T. Sipila; F. Lucas.

The vultures gather, ready for a study snack.

PHI KAPPA PSI

Founder’s Day for Phi Kappa Psi is celebrated with a 
banquet in Detroit for all Michigan chapters. After din­
ner a songfest is held, the winners being presented a 
special pitcher. Cartoons, gifts, and ice cream and cake 
galore make up the underprivileged children’s Christmas 
party each year. A $100 “appreciation” is given each year 
to the member having done the most for the fraternity.

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Row One: D. Denawetz, v. pres.; R. Dietrich; D. Ash; E. Kaulmann, hsmr.; W. Krohn, pres.;
D. Roberts; P. Kelly, sec. Row 2: M. Haidle; C. Eyler; T. McCue; A. Pudd; J. Roberts; A. 
Smith; D. Orwig; D. Scheiber. Row 3: J. Hendee; G. Baber; J. Boswinkle; T. Mcllrath; L. 
Trevethan; D. DeBats; L. Roth. Row 4: J. Weersing; T. Bennett; L. Schultz; A. Vincent; R. 
Giordaro; T. Wierman; B. Mann. Row 5: P. Spinka; J. Calderwood; R. Joynt; D. Malizia; 
M. Bildner; P. VanWart; H. Pfannstiehl. Row 6: D. Petruska; E. Hubert; M. Farley; T. 
Rice; R. Tanner; W. Rusch; M. George

House activities accommodate varied interests.

PHI KAPPA SIGMA

Phi Kappa Sigma encourages academic achievement 
by rewarding its 4-pointers with a term’s room and board. 
In the spring of ’62 the pledges ranked second while the 
actives came in fourth scholastically among fraternities. 
The smoking habit has its rewards too. The 44,450 packs 
collected by the men won them a television in the Amer­
ican Tobacco Company cigarette package competition.

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Row One: D. Shine, sec.; R. Oselka, treas.; J. Galvin, v. pres.; Mrs. Zimmerman, hsmr.; R. 
Oselka, pres.; J. Becker; T. Mayer. Row 2: R. Engleman; R. Keller; R. Kinzler; F. Koory; R. 
Gingras; J. Hoopfer; A. Daniels; M. Bacon. Row 3: T. Sak; R. Livesay; J. LaBenne; J. Murphy; 
G. Diesing; V. Logan; J. Conover. Row 4: J. Aley; G. Coughlin; W. Whitaker; T. Watts; J. 
Hotchkiss; R. Schuhen; F. Woolman.

An informal jam session deafens a canine listener.

PHI KAPPA TAP

A trophy for the highest donation among fraternities 
in the spring blood drive was presented to the men of 
Phi Kappa Tau. Besides group honors the Phi Tau’s can 
claim the 440 individual winner in IM track. The men 
also participate in IM football, softball, basketball, tennis, 
volleyball, swimming and golf in addition to other 
campus activities and an underprivileged children’s party.

Row One: R. Gibbs; G. Baron, sec.; T. Odelli, v. pres.; P. Hillstrom, pres.; B. Mann, treas.; 
B. Rice; B. Henne. Row 2: C. Flahive; D. Westphal; R. Tracey; D. Bush; G. Spry; K. Ide; 
A. Armstutz; D. Emmons. Roto 3: T. Hegerberg; S. Burroughs; M. Sheedlo; J. Leach; J. 
Marshall; W. Guenther; D. Smeltekop; J. Boulton.

Collaboration and activity centers around the piano.

PHI MU ALPHA

For outstanding service, Phi Mu Alpha, men’s profes­
sional honorary, received the “Outstanding Chapter in 
the Province” award. The men can also boast of famous 
names in the music world. They initiated Stan Kenton 
into the local chapter and heard Dave Brubeck speak 
winter term. Spring term the group holds the American 
Composers Concert and a jazz concert.

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Row One: G. Lance, treas.; R. Warren, sec.; G. Couturier, v. pres.; V. Mackle, hsmr.; A. 
Diehl, pres.; J. Vilhauer; G. Terry. Row 2: N. Provenzano; E. Lazarus; D. Burns; R. Koehler; 
J. Sparbel; J. Turberville. Row 3: D. Ellis; W. Moore; P. Enright; G. Achterhof; H. Linne- 
mann; J. Girard; D. Detwiler. Row 4: R. Briggs; P. Stepanishen; R. Troxel; O. Balcers; R. 
Hotton; T. Boven; G. Smith. Row 5: J. Ashby; J. Howell; J. Carroll; T. Myall; P. Julien; R. 
Barnes; J. Heywood.

Getting a date for Saturday becomes a joint concern.

PHI SIGMA KAPPA

Heading the list of spring term activities were Water 
Carnival and the Hawaiian Luau. The men of Phi Sigma 
Kappa took an active part in both. They hosted the visit­
ing senator from Hawaii, Oren Long, and together with 
the women of Williams Hall, created a false front man­
sion with an adjoining shack in the rear which took 
second prize in the procession of “Pseudo” floats.

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Row One: J. Doyle; P. Stierna; D. Joy; C. Neubecker, treas.; T. Aylward, pres.; R. Fedorowicz, 
sec.; J. Silbar; J. Ziozios; L. Cobb. Row 2: T. Sherwood; R. Pendell; F. Gaunt; R. Fisher; 
R. Rudolph; S. Harry; Mrs. Knight, hsmr.; R. Robinson; D. MacDonald; T. Rrown; J. Neu­
becker; D. Berch. Row 3: R. Hood; R. Sutton; L. Jamison; C. Reckstrom; S. Hall; B. Stein- 
feldt; D. Wahr; R. Hazelton; R. Curtis; B. Watkins; J. Bussell; B. O’dell.

A friendly canine joins the brothers in song.

PI KAPPA PHI

A menagerie of mascots inhabits the Pi Kappa Phi 
house. The collection includes one kinkajou, two birds, 
five baby racoons, 500 tropical fish and Hangover, the 
dog. Also interested in human species, the men crown 
their Pi Kappa Phi queen at the annual “Rose Ball.” For 
their float, “Retrogressive Progression,” they received first 
place in the 1962 Water Carnival.

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Row One: R. Hart, treas.; D. Linder, sec.; D. Danziger, pres.; M. Warhurst, hsmr.; J. Utley;
D. Trent, v. pres.; C. Glass. Row 2: M. Allingham; A. Stevens; R. Strabel; J. Duncan; R. 
Kirsten; D. Smith; W. Barger; D. Gray. Row 3: S. Supernaw; H. Lenick; S. Staples; J. 
Vandersalm; B. Billings; M. McHalpine; R. Sass. Row 4: J. Cook; F. Sellgren; J. Schroeder; 
R. Metcalf; J. Came; J. Peters; D. Walsh. Row 5: G. Kupsoff; J. Mehaffy; C. Fierz; R. 
McGrath; R. Walter; W. Wood; M. Gondek. Row 6: J. Simpson; R. Klintworth; J. Porter; 
J. Woodruff; R. Barrett; R. Purdy; R. Smart.

One brother, one banjo are sure to draw a crowd.

PSI UPSILON

For years the men of Psi Upsilon have advocated sim­
plicity in Homecoming displays. This fall they joined in 
the festivities with two signs propped against the trees in 
their front lawn proclaiming: “Contend Emulously.” The 
Psi U’s* however, have produced a number of campus 
leaders including the ’61 AUSG president. To improve 
scholastics they enforce study table and quiet hours.

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Row One: S. Hickman; R. Baldori; R. Grow, treas.; B. Johnson, pres.; J. Bulkley, sec.; A. 
Lang; T. Huff. Row 2: J. Cook; J. Boucher; J. Connors; D. Becklin; A. Anthony; T. Con­
nolly; L. Johnsos; G. Banning. Row 3: J. Pricer; J. Winter; G. Harris; J. Leahy; J. Madonna; 
M. Comerford; D. Zagaroli. Row 4: M. Denton; W. Riepe; R. Brodie; P. Palmer; N. Foley; 
F. Sutton; E. Woolery. Row 5: G. Rigterink; M. MacDonald; L. Stowell; D. Whan; D. 
Anderson; B. Driver; D. Wagner. Row 6: F. Buccieri; M. Owens; R. Metzler; C. Stoel; K. 
Nagler; M. Gregory; F. Maxwell.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

LITTLE SISTERS OF MINERVA

The Sigma Alpha Epsilon trophy case had a complete 
revamping as the men made room for their spring term 
rewards. These included 1st place in IM golf and swim­
ming, runner-up in tennis, and 2nd place in the Junior 
500 and the all-university golf tournament.

Women pinned, engaged or married to SAE members 
become honorary members of the Little Sisters of 
Minerva. The 30 regular members are chosen through 
an informal rush for the national service group which is 
closely connected with the mothers’ group, the Minervas.

Row One: S. Johnston, treas.; B. Dreyfuss, sec.; J. Kelber, v. pres.; C. Crupi, pres.; A. 
Warren; S. Sanders. Row 2: J. Hinkley; D. Wright; B. Shannon; R. Ross; S. Schaefer; G. 
Kinsel; K. Dalvini. Row 3: K. Smith; B. Tuescher; S. Grenieuricki; E. Winn; N. Johnson; S. 
Schoenith. Row 4: B. Robertson; C. Krutz; S. Connors; S. Govatos; B. Thorpe; S. Fries.

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Row One: S. Berkman; D. Romanelli, sec.; R. Fabian, v. pres.; B. Lewis, hsmr.; M. Saltman, 
pres.; G. Clark, treas; J. Grand; S. Mandell. Row 2: B. Breakstone; D. Molitz; A. Gould- A 
Often; N. Blyueis; S. Left; A. Kelmaue; R. Karp. Row 3: W. Hirsh; S. Lurie; R. Warren- A 
Lorenz; A. Schreiber; M. Bressler; C. Miller; D. Paige. Row 4: D. Krinsky; J. Wise; T. Alper; 
B. Kushner; S. Bachenheimer; J. Gutenberger; J. Altman; G. Slutzky. Row 5: M. Bergman-
E. Zumdorfer; H. Foote; L. Krantz; D. Abrams; L. Brickman; R. Green; A. Divock- b’. 
Satenspiel.

TV’s educational aspects are seriously considered.

SIGMA ALPHA MU

The Sammy’s vacated their familiar spot across from 
Berkey to move into a house on East Grand River near 
Hagadorn. The men of Sigma Alpha Mu were awarded 
a golden engraved Red Cross plaque for 100 per cent 
participation in the fall blood drive. To raise funds for 
the Heart Association they held Sammy Scrub spring 
term. Faculty speakers are frequently invited for dinner.

Row One: W. Maroney; J. Mertz; C. Handy, treas.; H. Elliott, pres.; M. Webster, hsmr.; R. 
Wells, v. pres.; J. Leaver, sec.; M. McCormick. Row 2: W. Beers; J. Hill; J. Colina; D. 
Shiker; M. Elliott; W. Sabo; B. Lennon; T. Osier. Row 3: R. Keller; R. Lewis; R. Beguelin; 
S. Sink; R. Gilmore; L. Schmidt; DiBucci. Row 4: J. Foodsman; K. Wright; M. Elliott; G. 
Oade; B. Fuller; T. Rowe; E. Furbisher; C. Rosenwald. Row 5: M. Petrie; L Birzgalis; H. 
Hoffman; D. Warner; D. Weber; G. Schafer; B. Davis; J. DeUigatti. Row 6: S. Budrus; J. 
Ellward; R. Glah; D. Mechlin; T. Shank; W. Burton; D. Bergman; G. Lautenshlager.

A bit of quiet after the humdrum of classes.

SIGMA CHI

The oldest house in East Lansing fell in the wake of 
progress winter term. The house which has been the 
home of Sigma Chi will be replaced by a 50-resident 
structure which the men hope will be finished by fall. To 
encourage scholastic improvement the men are paired 
up in a buddy system with the highest and lowest grade 
points coupled. The highest team wins a $25 reward.

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Row One: J. Visingardi; R. Olstein, treas.; J. Moran, v. pres.; Mrs. Orr, hsmr.; J. Stifler, pres.- 
M. Zemmin, sec.; M. Harris. Row 2: T. Rainey; M. Martino; W. Ellingboe; J. Tropea- N 
Watts; R. Zemmin. Row 3: P. Byrne; B. Dougherty; R. Innes; M. Cain; R. Kratt; D. Castunn 
J. Hines. Row 4: G. Ronberg; J. Colizzi; J. Hauch; D. Horvath; H. Winkworth; E. Radek; 
D. Poole. Row 5: D. Roble; R. Stewart; J. Doorman; D. LeGrande; E. McGladez; D. 
Rappuhn; M. Crow. Row 6: D. Divjak; B. Schwarz; D. Willauer; D. Sietz; R. Haan- W 
Ritchie; D. Roberts; E. Jewett.

Cooperation is the key to their booming collection.

SIGMA NU

To retire the IM All-Sports trophy, a fraternity must 
win it three years consecutively. During the past seven 
years the men of Sigma Nu have retired two such 
trophies. Together with the ATO’s they hold the annual 
Blackfoot-Whitefoot Ball and present their own White 
Rose Formal in the spring. The Snakes are also active in 
Water Carnival, Greek Week and IM sports.

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Row One: D. Dobbins; J. Cherry; D. Massoll, pres.; M. DenHerder, hsmr.; N. Milord, sec.; 
R. Hoffman, v. pres.; R. Bracone. Row 2: S. Frisbie; J. Stein; R. Farkas; R. Hubert; A. 
Schramm; J. Parcheta; R. Clough; W. DeVries. Row 3: J. Smokevitch; D. MacLean; R. 
Pacy; F. Clough; C. Caulum; J. Shea; J. DeBoer. Row 4: J. Garrison; S. Cole; F. Griffith; 
K. Rigterink; M. Helixon; J. Ogren; R. Democh.

SIGMA PHI EPSILON

There’s one Sig Ep who hasn’t missed a Spartan foot­
ball game in five years. Sparty, the 30-pound Spartan 
head, parades about the field each week accompanied by 
five brothers wearing red blazers. The men of Sigma Phi 
Epsilon are active in campus affairs. Their positions in­
clude Union Board president and Phi Eta Sigma treasurer.

House discussions are not far from the ear of Sparty.

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Row One: J. Jacobowitz; R. Smith; B. Kauer, treas.; G. Sullivan, sec.; D. Byerly, pres.; Mrs. 
J. Penty, hsmr.; G. Linderman, v. pres.; T. Laske; L. Bassett; J. Chivas; B. Mumaw. Row 2: 
S. Davis; D. Dickson; R. Morgan; A. Borkenhagen; D. MacDonell; G. Brown; D. Kiebler; S. 
Holt; C. Grams; K. Lady; B. Warner; J. Larzelere. Row 3: C. Morris; J. Ossenmacher; R. 
Moll; T. Yeagley; R. Anderson; T. Gates; J. Heald; J. Olmstead; D. Stevens; D. Kirsten; B. 
Hecht. Row 4: T. Young; J. Neel; T. Hicks; B. Hood; W. Corey; T. Smith; J. Smith; R. 
Jackson; J. Klunzinger; M. Whittlesey; W. Thompson; J. Shoemaker. Row 5: R. Grossmann; S. 
Hawkins; J. Corey; J. Armistead; M. Perino; B. Spute; R. Hill; W. Goetz; F. Peters; D. 
Sender; J. Russ. Row 6: H. Segur; J. Tysse; R. Oye; L. Arend; J. Lawson; F. Russ; P. 
Benedict; T. Derr; D. Strickland; B. Jones; K. Bohnhoff.

Playful antics don’t affect this dead-eye’s aim.

THETA CHI

The year began a-fresh for the men of Theta Chi with 
new furniture, housemother and pool table. Sportwise the 
Theta Chi’s can boast of the IM backstroke champ and 
All-American gymnast besides a number of Honors Col­
lege members. For the sixth time in the past eight years, 
the men placed first in IFC Sing and took another first 
with their rotating roulette wheel for Homecoming.

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Row One G. Ebinger; E. Updyke, pres.; S. Rudy, hsmr.; T. Rudy; R. Moore; G. Pattullo, 
treas. Row 2: J. Chant; T. Hantke; G. Smith; S. Yeamans, sec.; D. Heimer; C. Allen; H. 
Sachse. Row 3: M. Cooper; G. Boughton; B. Haines; A. Hartman; R. Ho; T. Borkowski; J. 
Nugent.

Last minute tidying up before the rushees arrive.

OAK’S CLUB OF 
THETA DELTA CHI

It’s a woman’s world on Sorority Row but the Oaks 
Club of Theta Delta Chi holds the enviable position as 
the only fraternity on the sorority-laden avenue. At 
Halloween the men were visited by the Great Pumpkin 
and served cider to all those congregating on their front 
lawn. Presently the Theta Delt’s are awaiting national 
and campus approval to receive their official charter.

Row One: D. Stokes; M. Satchell; D. Farmer, treas.; M. Smith, pres.; E. Greilick, hsmr.; 
R. Langdon, v. pres.; R. Eissinger, sec.; J. Guyer. Row 2: T. Gowell; L. Lortie; D. Simons; 
T. Stephens; G. Wermuth; W. Kirkby; B. Kennedy; K. Hess; R. Balslev. Row 3: J. Feather; 
T. McLaughlin; A. Zalis; R. Connell; D. Roush; D. Shidle; J. Barnes; T. Hener.

A brotherly trim saves barbershop trips.

TRIANGLE

Within the past year the men of Triangle have doubled 
their membership, revised rush, pledge and scholarship 
programs, and have received honorable mention in Water 
Carnival for their satire on Beaumont Tower. In addition 
they have sold their present house and plan to move to a 
different one by the fall. Each winter the pinmate, fiancee 
or wife of a member is crowned at the Sweetheart Ball.

Row One: A. Klein, treas.; S. Ketive, sec.; E. Ruby, v. pres.; D. Graff, pres.; Mrs. H. Ross, 
hsmr.; J. Lerman; B. Fabricant. Row 2: K. Hoffman; R. Rader; G. Spiegel; J. Fineman; J. 
Serlin; D. Bigelman; R. Reisberg; S. Bernstein; D. Jackson. Row 3: B. Cohen; G. Zamler;
C. Weiss; M. Levin; R. Blum; R. Grumet; B. Simon; B. Seyburn; M. Goldstein. Row 4: N. 
Levin; J. Kramer; S. Barnett; R. Hartman; M. Levine; J. Lichtstein; M. Pasternak; R. Som­
mers; J. Lerner. Row 5: I. Povill; A. Cooper; D. Kaplan; L. Koltonow; D. Drazin; R. Needle- 
man; P. Blue; G. Lishnoff; S. Melhado. Row 6: I. Naiman; R. Maddin; T. Brenner; M. Caston; 
P. Lederer; A. Dworkis; S. Haberman; F. Ruby; B. Koffman.

The Zebes take five with guitars in hand.

ZETA BETA TAU

National honorable mention for the most improved 
scholarship and chapter was an honor won this year by 
the men of Zeta Beta Tau. Retiring the all-university 
ping-pong trophy, the men were also active in Water 
Carnival, Homecoming, J-Hop, intramurals and the blood 
drives. Through the foster parents plan the Zebes sponsor 
a ten year old, Greek war orphan.

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Row One: N. Usen, treas.; D. Cuttner, sec.; D. Mendelow, v. pres.; M. Mikelberg, pres.; A. 
Gluck; L. Steinberg; J. Zussman. Row 2: R. Minow; H. Horwitt; G. Share; D. Hahn; S. 
Weinstein; M. Berger; H. Levitz. Row 3: D. Lahn; A. Gladner; B. Behrmann; L. Meyers;
T. Robinson; A. Jay. Row 4: H. Ungerleider; T. Kent; R. Livingston; R. Phillips; R. Cagle; 
J. Fogelson. Row 5: M. Schwartz; D. Lipton; G. Sole; M. Stein; M. Siegel; H. Krohn.

PHI SIGMA DELTA

Organized informally in September of 1960, the colony 
of Phi Sigma Delta has remained active in University 
activities. The men have participated in Homecoming, 
Junior 500, IM sports and blood drives. They also took 
part in the United Nations conference on campus.

Student talent is often exploited to provide entertainment at numer­
ous sorority and fraternity functions.

PROFESSIONAL FRATERNITIES AND SOCIETIES

Row One: R. Orazetti; J. Sundermeyer; J. Fyke; T. Moore, v. pres.; C. Randall, pres.; J. 
Austin, treas.; J. Covert; P. Purdon, sec.; E. Roberts. Row 2: D. Twining; W. Crough; G. 
Dancy; D. Neumann; G. Pawlik; R. Williams; W. Winkler; C. Stallcup; R. Coullard; D. 
Johnson. Row 3: D. Smith; J. Hodges; L. Morris; L. Enyart; A. Johnson; D. Clark; W. 
Bonner; M. Mendyk; D. Neuenschwander. Row 4: W. Cleveland; D. Westrate; N. Chamelin;
T. Reil; S. Williams; D. Schaefer; J. Stodola; A. Gelley; N. Chappie. Row 5: E. Harris; R. 
Nauert; J. Stemler; R. Revord; J. Crandall; J. Fitz-Gerald; K. Mooney; L. Waits; J. Jensen. 
Row 6: R. Cygan; D. Freriks; R. Angleton; P. Morey; L. Gunnerfeldt; G. Enlund; M. Moran; H. 
Barden; T. Oakey; H. Swenk.

ALPHA PHI SIGMA

AFS-ASM

Striving to increase public interest in professional law 
enforcement and awareness of the need for specially- 
trained officers, Alpha Phi Sigma, police administration 
and public safety honorary, visits high schools to en­
courage participation in the college curriculum.

The furthering of metallurgy is the principal aim of 
the American Foundrymen’s Society and the American 
Society for Metals. The group tours various foundries 
and automotive plants in addition to setting up displays 
at the Engineering Exposition and at Activities Carnival.

Row One: D. McGrady, adv.; C. Kudlik, pres. AFS; W. Ptashnik, pres. ASM; J. Hense, sec.- 
treas.; H. Womochel, adv. Row 2: R. Vandermolen; R. Hanewald; J. Worden; R. Huffmaster;
L. Blayden; F. Balfour.

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Row One: E. Kidder, adv.; F. Wheaton; J. Zimmerman, treas.; D. Holzhei, pres.; P. Bergdolt, 
v. pres.; H. Hughes, sec.; J. Roseveit; D. Wiant, adv. Row 2: J. Foess; M. Hoppe; B. Warner; 
N. VanSickle; M. DeRomana; T. Surbrook; D. Farmer; G. Wilson. Row 3: K. Keller; F. 
Salas; J. Galazin; W. Ostergren; J. Rayner; D. Orban; F. Engelhardt; W. Schnell.

ASAE

ASCE

The American Society of Agricultural Engineers pro­
vides contact with fellow agricultural engineers and pro­
motes campus interest in the field. Besides participating 
in Career Carnival, the Engineering Exposition and 
Farmers’ Week, they invite field representatives to speak.

Stimulating interest in and professional contact with 
the civil engineering field is the aim of the American 
Society of Civil Engineers. Participation in the Engi­
neering Exposition is the main activity of the group, 
which placed 3rd in the go-cart races last spring.

Row One: L. Upton; G. Nickodemus; J. Karston; A. Vissers, treas.; J. Bartos, pres.; V. 
Federighi, v. pres.; J. Adams, sec.; W. Breedlove. Row 2: J. Alden; O. Nutt; P. Blakeslee; 
J. Dexter; W. Pecknold; B. Moody; D. Bennett. Row 3: D. Postema; L. Grant; D. Austin;
T. Abramczyk; J. Vander Schaaf; R. Denhof; C. Markert; E. Fiskars.

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Row One: R. Spike, treas.; W. Freitag; R. Shoup, v. pres.; T. Sawa, pres.; P. Horn, sec.; R. 
Rogoff; L. Sherwood; E. Killam. Row 2: M. Doherty; A. Kraus; C. Luepnitz; P. Johnson; A. 
Lucas; E. Foster; G. Malamcy; W. Weirich. Row 3: L. Allaben; R. Hillert; H. Pennington;
D. Gremel; E. Rauer; W. Johansen; G. Fish. Row 4: A. Wilder; D. DeYoung; E. Fitch; V. 
Aultman; L. Jackson; M. Wierich; J. Pierce; F. Lindquist; P. Holt. Row 5: M. Eberhardt; D. 
Prieur; J. Lund; D. Ruelke; R. Kociba; A. Hurvitz; E. Liebler; R. Rundtzon; K. Hodgson. 
Row 6: R. Dye; R. Voeks; D. Pinkston; R. Spink; D. Rohe; D. Mankin; R. Ryan; T. Kakuk; 
W. Keish.

AMERICAN VETERINARY 
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

Furthering interest in veterinary medicine is the aim 
of the American Veterinary Medical Association. In con­
junction with the AVMA women’s auxiliary, they spon­
sored a spring pet clinic for Lansing area children for 
which they received an award from the Humane Society. 
They also cooperate with the Ledrle Laboratory of New 
Jersey in an experimental rabies immunization project.

Learning to read X-Rays is part of AVMA training.

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Row One: N. Bright; F. Bouvy, treas; D. Murphy; D. Stewart, v. pres.; T. Heath, pres.; R. 
Hull, sec.; J. Fitzgerald; D. Emerich. Row 2: G. Papachristou; V. Patullo; D. Christie; V. 
Heckrodt; T. Christie; G. Curry; T. Thomas; O. Hornbach; T. Johnson; K. Yin; E. Kazenko. 
Row 3: A. Gama; P. Tamami; F. Habel; H. Shapiro; D. Simpson; D. Lyons; B. Mclver; G. 
Peterson; E. Gingold; J. Moffett; C. Dundas.

DELTA PHI EPSILON

DELTA PSI KAPPA

Delta Phi Epsilon sponsors a speakers program on 
topics of international trade and politics. This national 
professional fraternity for international trade and diplo­
macy participates in the campus International Day fes­
tival and in the annual intercollegiate model Campus UN.

The pledges of Delta Psi Kappa, professional physical 
education honorary, founded the departmental profes­
sional library fall term. The honorary also presents a 
scholarship annually for research on the graduate level 
and holds a breakfast for new students and their parents.

Row One: J. Read; M. Snavely; K. Abel; L. VanderVeen, pres.; B. Gibbard, sec.; S. Luneke, 
treas.; S. Odell; C. Crandall. Row 2: J. TenHoor; T. Balasis; J. Belknap; K. Collins; H. 
Markley; J. Mackerbarth; M. Robertson; B. Lockhart.

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Row One: J. McDowell, treas.; R. Fedorowicz, sec.; P. Stewart; I. Baccus, coun.; E. Johnson;
M. Reason. Row 2: J. Collins; J. Norcutt; B. Smith; J. Wingate; S. Ouderwyzer; T. Steury. 
Row 3: W. Hahn; E. Chittenden; P. Fanson; C. Neumann; K. Malich; R. Robinson. Row 4: 
A. Hazel; R. Borgers; L. Voelkle; R. Johnson; R. Poll.

IEEE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF 
HOME BUILDERS

Furthering the knowledge of the theory and practice 
of all aspects of electrical engineering and allied fields 
together with the professional development of the stu­
dent is the aim of the student branch of the Institute of 
Electronic and Electrical Engineers.

The student chapter of NAHB is open to all students 
majoring in residential building and related fields. The 
members sponsor a booth at the national Convention, 
held in Chicago each December. Here they have the 
opportunity to speak with potential employers.

Row One: E. Musselwhite, treas.; R. Fargher, sec.; R. Johnston, v. pres.; M. Inman, pres.; C. 
Strieby, adv.; P. Weiss; K. Segal. Row 2: R. Boyle; J. Parish; T. Haiberg; S. Rosen; L, Cobb; 
W. Essex; D. Johnson. Row 3: G. Mills; D. Reid; J. Harby; R. Fisher; D. Mackin; R. Zabonick.

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Row One: B. Wladyka; C. Curchoe; R. Slonski, sec.; K. Wright, pres.; J. Wylie; T. Suego, 
treas.; E. Barnet, adv. Row 2: G. Long; R. Riemenschneider; D. Lohrey; F. Petriano; D. 
Schepps; G. Achterhof. Row 3: G. Palo; D. Appel; E. McGraw; C. Perez; J. Tanck; G. 
Johnson; L. Kunitser. Row 4: H. Byrd; L. Weiss; L. Thomas; D. Jones; T. Foley; T. Mul- 
holland; D. Buisson. Row 5: B. Nelson; G. Boyum; S. VanTil; L. Roth; R. Patterson; R. 
Neslund; D. Wardell.

PI SIGMA EPSILON

Pi Sigma Epsilon, professional business fraternity, 
links academic work in food distribution with the busi­
ness and social aspects of the industry. The Lurie 
Brothers Award is presented to a student for outstanding 
service and achievement. The Borden Scholarship Award 
in food distribution goes to the student having the highest 
average preceding his senior year.

Keeping meetings interesting concerns advisors.

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Passage of a new rule not requiring men to wear ties for dinner 
improved dorm mealtime.

The Lambda Chi mascot enjoys a winter romp.

Heavy snow this winter gave bicycles a rest.

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SIX

Graduation marks an end and a beginning for those who have 

successfully completed an important phase in their quest for knowledge

Hitting the books, interviewing with potential 
employers, and attending various class functions 
were the primary interests of the graduating class 
of 1963.

The importance of having a good academic 
record in the last year kept seniors conscious of 
their studies. This was the year at which most 
future employers took a close look when con­
sidering MSU students for jobs with their firms, 
whether engineers, professional businessmen or 
teachers.

Most students took advantage of the free serv­
ices of the Placement Bureau to find employment. 
The Bureau brought in a record-number of firm 
representatives from all over the United States to 
interview students individually about working for 
them after graduation at top beginning salaries.

The Senior Council sponsored a reception with 
President and Mrs. Hannah for each term’s grad­
uates, and set up a development fund for a class 
gift to the University. They also sponsored the 
Homecoming Queen court, Water Carnival, and 
Senior Swingout.

Graduation is of greatest interest to most 
seniors. Before they can take part in any com­
mencement exercises, there are a number of 
things to be done. Caps, gowns, and diplomas 
must be ordered, graduation announcements sent 
to friends and relatives, class rings ordered by 
many, and not a few make arrangements for wed­
dings in the Alumni Chapel.

The speech by President John A. Hannah has 
become a commencement tradition at MSU.

Formal graduation exercises followed fall and 
winter term examinations, with students march­
ing into the Auditorium and taking seats beside 
the other graduates in their colleges before re­
ceiving their degrees. They listened attentively 
as Samuel M. Brownell, superintendent of schools 
in Detroit, spoke in December, and Father Lau­
rence V. Britt, president of the University of 
Detroit, in March; each giving the students a 
verbal sample of what was ahead and what would 
be expected of them as college graduates.

June will be the month most seniors leave 
State. They will gather in the Stadium, weather 
permitting, to be addressed by Frederick E. Kap- 
pel, chairman of the board of American Tele­
phone and Telegraph, before moving to new 
locations throughout the world.

As the end product of three, four or seven 
years of condensed academic activity, each in­
dividual graduate leaves the University with a 
feeling of accomplishment and responsibility— 
toward himself, the University and society.

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Familiar settings took on another perspective as seniors viewed 
them for the final time as students and the class of ’63 
assembled for a single time in its 4-year career.

GRADUATES

Whether considered the end or only the beginning, this year 
was a big one for the senior class. Some graduated in December, 
some in March and some will finish in August, but the largest 
share will take their place in the June Commencement Exercises.
After 12 full terms of hard study, mixed with times of pleasure, 
the seniors will spread out over the world in a variety of jobs or 
will return to work toward another degree.

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COLLEGE OF 

AGRICULTURE

FOUNDED:

DEAN: Thomas K. Cowden

Students are informed of the changes taking 
place in the field and provided with the 
technical knowledge required for specialization 
while receiving a sample of the broad educational 
benefits offered by the University.

College of Agriculture

Albee, Alec A., Forestry 
Allen, Charles L., Marine Biology 
Allen, Jerome E., Forestry 
Alvarez, Miguel A., Packaging 
Arnold, Jeff P., Animal Husbandry

Bair, James G., Wood Technology 
Bair, William C., Fisheries and Wildlife 
Baker, Duane R., Agricultural Economics 
Bamber, William J., Dairy Production 
Banning, George W., Farm Crops 
Bartholomew, John A., Agriculture Economics

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College ofAgriculture

Baumann, Carl L., Dairy Production 
Beal, Allen C., General Agriculture 
Behrenwald, Donald A., Agriculture Economics 
Bernhard, Ronald G., Forestry 
Blackman, Robbin R., Fisheries Biology 
Bracone, Richard J., Packaging

Bradberry, James H., Forest Products 
Bremer, James E., Agriculture Economics 
Brooks, H. Edward, Forestry 
Burns, James A., Forestry 
Bush, Daniel E., Dairy Production 
Carvey, David G., Resource Development

Christensen, Max J., Animal Husbandry 
Cline, Max E., Forestry 
Cobb, Lee S., Residential Building 
Cobb, Wendell L., Business Agriculture 
Corrin, Frank J., Agriculture Education 
Darling, Bary M., Farm Crops

De Henau, Gerald V., Residential Building 
Derr, Thomas C., Dairy 
Deuel, Robert F., Packaging 
Dietz, Theodore H., Agriculture Education 
Donahue, Richard T., Dairy Production 
Dorr, Joseph E., Ornamental Horticulture

Dumas, Lawrence B., Biochemistry 
Dural, Robert J., Fishery Biology 
Early, Alan C., Agriculture Science 
Eggleston, Patrick M., Pomology 
Eisenbeiser, John W., Animal Husbandry 
Ellsworth, Wendell E., Forestry

Essex, William R., Residential Building 
Feher, Bela A., Agriculture Economics 
Fladseth, Floyd C., Forestry 
Fletcher, James H., Forestry 
Foster, John R., Wildlife Management 
Foth, Donald W., Forestry

Friday, Philip Jj^Pomology
Fuller, Ronald C., Packaging Technology
Garlock, Don L., Dairy Production
Gascho, Gary J., Soil Science
Geiger, Lawrence J., Packaging
Geurink, Gerald A., Agriculture Mechanics

Godfrey, Roger W., Agriculture Mechanics 
Goodman, Louis P., MS; Food Science 
Gortzig, Carl F., MS; Horticulture 
Grant, Bruce G., Animal Husbandry 
Grossman, Gordon V., Animal Husbandry 
Gunter, Edwin W., Agriculture Economics

Halberg, Thomas H., Residential Building 
Hamelink, Jerry L., Fisheries 
Hamilton, Gerald L., Agriculture Education 
Hamilton, Terry D., Ornamental Horticulture 
Hans, Frederick V., Residential Building 
Henry, Charles R., Packaging

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College of Agriculture

Heth, Gilbert R., Packaging
Hill, Phillip B., Packaging
Holleque, O. Eugene, Packaging
Horwitz, David S., Lumber and Bldg. Mtls. Merch.
Inman, Martin L., Residential Building
Jagoe, Carlos B., Lumber and Bldg. Mtls. Merch.

Jelinek, John E. Jr., Agriculture Education 
Johnson, Alfred J., Forestry 
Johnson, Wilbur C., Wildlife Management 
Jones, Lloyd B., Food Science 
Katz, Michael A., Poultry Science 
Kornoelje, Thomas A., Wildlife Management

Kreitner, Neal A., Pomology 
Kuenzli, Walter A., Park Management 
Kulenkamp, Alwin W., Poultry Science 
Laidly, Paul R., Forestry 
Lincoln, Russell S., Fisheries and Wildlife 
Lohmolder, Darrell G., Residential Building

Manning, William J., General Agriculture 
Marshall, Harold P., Residential Building 
Martin, Larry E., Animal Husbandry 
McCoy, John S., Lumber Merchandising 
McRoy, C. Peter, Fisheries and Wildlife 
Mead, Jon A., Pomology

Mead, Thomas J., Ornamental Horticulture 
Mead, Zane M., Forestry 
Meister, Ellis E., Forest Products 
Meyer, Gerald C., Animal Husbandry 
Milke, Carl N., Forestry 
Miller, Henry R., Soil Science

Mitchel, Thomas O., Mobile Homes 
Mokma, Arnold L., Agricultural Education 
Moline, Michael M., Food Science 
Morgan, Richard A., Packaging 
Mueller, Mark J., Agriculture Education 
Munger, Ed R., Agriculture Education

Murray, Michael R., Wood Technology
Musgrove, John W., Water Resource Development
Nawrocki, Norbert J., Forestry
Newton, Roger K., Forestry
Nordwall, Paul R., Forestry
Olsen, John S., Packaging

Owen, Leland J., Forestry
Parson, Wilmer E., Agriculture Economics
Perry, Thomas C., Food Science
Pinney, Gould S., MA; Coop. Extensive Education
Polityka, Charles S., Fisheries and Wildlife
Pouch, Thomas S., Animal Husbandry

Reid, David B., Residential Building 
Reynolds, John R., Horticulture 
Rhen, John P., Residential Building 
Richards, Paul A., Forest Products 
Riddle, Lloyd W., Forest Products 
Rosen, Stanley R., Forest Products

Rothan, George J., Forest Products 
Salma, Mustafa M., Soil Science 
Scheer, Arthur L. Jr., Animal Husbandry 
Schroeder, Frederick N., General Agriculture 
Senkin, Gerald N., Forestry 
Serpa, Albert R., Forestry

Shafer, Stephen G., Pomology 
Shatney, Robert H., Packaging 
Shereda, Paul J., Forestry 
Simon, Paul W., Agricultural Science 
Smith, Raymond S., Soil Science 
Smith, Worley H., Forestry

Snyder, Charles L., General Agriculture 
Spangler, Jerry L., Park Management 
Spike, Peter W., Agricultural Science 
Starr, Keith M., General Agriculture 
Stempek, Joseph J., Forest Products 
Stimson, James P., Forest Products

Stuart, Richard G., Animal Husbandry 
Stutz, Charles A. Jr., Fisheries and Wildlife 
Sutherland, Clive A., General Agriculture 
Sutherland, Valentine S., Poultry Science 
Swartz, George A., Residential Building 
Taylor, Jerry L., Animal Husbandry

Taylor, Terry L., Packaging 
Terry, Gordon E., Forestry 
Thomas, James R., General Agriculture 
Thompson, Larry E., General Agriculture 
Tjepkema, Paul A., Agricultural Business 
Trumble, James N., Agricultural Business

Unrath, Claude R., Horticulture 
Urbancik, Jarrad F., Agricultural Business 
Vandenburg, Charles K., General Agriculture 
Van Sickle, Norman J., Agricultural Engineering 
Van Singel, Stanley D., General Agriculture 
Vasold, Arthur A., General Agriculture

Vietzkie, Mark O., Park Management 
Wagner, Edwin I., Forestry 
Wagner, James J., Forestry 
Walcutt, James D., Soil Science 
Walton, John R., Packaging 
Ward, Gary H., Packaging

Washburn, Richard L., Forest Products 
Weise, Thomas F., Fisheries and Wildlife 
White, Harry A. Jr., Forest Products 
Widner, Lawrence P., Forestry 
Wilmath, Robert C., Forest Products 
Wimmer, Kenneth O., General Agriculture

Wirtanen, Lawrence J., Fisheries and Wildlife 
Wissman, James E., Agricultural Science 
Witte, Gerald O., Packaging 
Zabonick, Richard L., Forest Products 
Zaremba, Walter, Residential Building 
Zimmerman, Jon C., Dairy Production

COLLEGE OF 

ARTS AND LETTERS

FOUNDED:

DEAN: Paul A. Varg

The departments—ranging from art to 
philosophy—allow the individual to cultivate 
an understanding of the diverse elements 
fundamental to effective participation on 
all levels in our contemporary way of life.

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Adams, Mary Anne, Art Education 
Allen, Cynthia J., History Education

Allmon, Maureen E., English 
Amstutz, A. Keith, Music Education 
Anderson, Doris I., Art Education 
Anderson, Karen J., Humanities Divisional 
Arpin, Kenneth W., English 
Ayala, Adolph J., English

Aylward, Theodore D., English 
Balden, Janet L., English 
Ball, Carol A., Art Education 
Banister, Shirley A., German Eduaction 
Barkey, Nancy E., History 
Barkwell, Betsy B., History

Barnes, Antoinette T., Music Therapy 
Baron, Norbert J., History 
Barrett, Dorothy R., German 
Becker, Albert A., Humanities 
Best, Karen A., English 
Beuche, Antoinette, Art

Black, Pamela S., History
Blake, D. Steven, History
Bloomer, Mary V., Art
Blough, Beverly J., History Education
Boley, David M., History
Bower, Jerry L., American History

Bradley, Marguerite A., History 
Brady, Gary J., Art Education 
Braid, Margaret A., English 
Bretzke, Barbara R., History Education 
Brink, Marcia K., English 
Brizard, Christopher A., Humanities

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College of Arts and Letters

Brooks, John R., History 
Brown, Robert D., Music Education 
Brownell, Cathy E., English Education 
Bruggeman, Linda L., History 
Burke, Amy K., Russian 
Bybee, Donald M., Humanities

Campbell, Arlene G., History Education 
Carlson, Clarence B., Music 
Carter, Barbara L., Art Education 
Cassidy, Carol C., English 
Cassidy, Sarah J., Art Education 
Catto, Sallie A., History

Chadwick, Judith L., History 
Christensen, Susan C., English 
Cilley, Donald H., H istory 
Clare, Kenneth C., Philosophy 
Clark, Areola E., Public School Music 
Clemeson, Susan L., English

Clement, John J., History 
Clucas, Nancy J., Humanities 
Cobb, Robert L., Public School Music 
Cool, Katherine A., Humanities Divisional 
Crawford, Kathleen L., Spanish 
Cullen, John C., Spanish

Cunningham, James F., History 
Cutter, Patricia F., History 
D’Agostino, Elizabeth A., History 
Daily, Michael J., History Education 
Darling, Lorelei A., Music Education 
Davis, Diane M., Humanities

Davis, Susan, History
Dempsey, T. Patrick, Public School Music
DeVroome, Anne L., Music Education
Diehl, Arne J., Industrial Design
Dolhopol, Deanna, Spanish
Douw, Sharon G., Interior Design

Drake, Carolyn L., Fine Arts 
Drum, James K., Industrial Design 
Duff, Diane G., English Education 
Erbacher, Susanna L., Art Practice 
Erickson, Lee V., English 
Erickson, Mary Jo, Spanish

Evans, Lynn P., Humanities 
Ewer, James M., Art Education 
Ferrari, Charles J., Industrial Design 
Fields, Noel J., Fine Arts 
Fish, Christine N., Art Education 
Ford, Lurinda A., Music

Fouch, Charlotte L., Art Education 
Fox, Bonnie L., History 
Fox, Elizabeth G., Humanities Divisional 
Fox, Richard H., Humanities 
FoXworthy, Lynn M., Public School Music 
Franklin, Connie N., Music Therapy

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Frederick, Gloria J., English 
Fries, Susan M., Spanish Education 
Gatrost, Sheila D., English 
Georgie, Anita D., French 
Glazer, Betty S., Music Therapy 
Graham, Linda M., History Education

Grech, John J., History 
Green, Donna M., Art Education 
Green, Edwina D., Art Education 
Greene, Susan A., History 
Greer, William D., History 
Hagen, Martha J., History

Hall, Gloria J., Choral Music Education
Hansen, Frank E., Industrial Design
Hardy, Barbara M., Art Education
Harpham, Susan A., English
Heikkinen, Madeline M., Applied Piano Pedagogy
Herdell, Shirley A., Art

Heron, Gerald W., History
Hicok, William T., Industrial Design
Hilliard, Shirley A., History
Hillstrom, Philip E., Public School Music
Hirst, Agnes J., English
Hirst, Helen A., English

Hogle, Ann L., Art Education 
Hollander, Selma D., Art 
Hollister, James L., History Education 
Hood, Robert L., History 
Hopkins, Patsy L., English
Hora, Judith A., German Language and Literature

Howard, Janet E., English
Howard, Martha H., Comparative Literature
Howe, Judith M., History
Hubbell, Keith W., Pre-Theology
Hughes, Anne E., French
Hughes, M. Gail, Music

Hutchins, Carol A., Art Education
Hutson, Judith A., Music Education
Jacobs, William M., History
James, B. Sherryl, Applied Piano Pedagogy
James, Siri E., English
Jeffers, Alice M., Art Education

Johnson, Gilbert M., French 
Jungerheld, Sandra A., Art 
Kaltenbach, Ruth A., English 
Kaminski, Louise E., English 
Kar, Ronald N., English 
Kegle, Patricia A., Humanities

Kemp, Mary L., Fine Arts
Kempdon, Theodore L., History Education
Kent, Judith W., Language and Arts
Kiel, Susan Jo, Art
King, Jerome P., History
Kishienia, Lubov M., Russian

College of Arts and Letters

Kistler, Susan D., Humanities 
Klumpp, Karen M., History Education 
Kluessner, Jan, Humanities 
Knutson, Carolyn A., Humanities 
Koopman, Jeanne E., Russian 
Kraft, Eleanor A., Art Education

Kreslins, Evald, Industrial Design 
Kuhn, Rae A., History 
Kutas, Richard M., History 
Kuxhaus, Margaret R., English 
Kuyper, Carolyn A., Art 
Lady, Karl W., History

LaFrey, Lois A., History 
LaLiberte, Marilu, English 
Lambert, Sandra J., Divisional Humanities 
Lamberts, Patricia A., Art Education 
Larnard, Charles A. Ill, History 
Larsson, Penelope, Art Practice

Leach, Joel T., Music Education 
LeBlanc, Ronald R., French 
LeCureux, Margie J., French 
Leonard, Wade E., History 
Levine, Samuel J., Music Education 
Lickly, Betty L., Secondary Education

Lincoln, Clark, Industrial Design 
Lincoln, Janice N., Fine Arts 
Linderman, Gilbert O., Industrial Design 
Lockwood, David R., History Education 
Loberhofer, Sheila M., Philosophy 
Louis, Maree, History Education

Lundberg, Susan M., Divisional Humanities
Makinen, Robert S., Russian
Mangol, Sandra A., Divisional Humanities
Margolis, Jeffrey S., Philosophy and Political Science
Marris, Webb R., Art Education
McAra, Judit J., History Education

McCleary, Barbara J., Commercial Art 
McClure, H. David, Divisional Humanities 
McCrumb, Joan J., History 
McDonald, Janette K., Art 
McFarren, Bruce B., Spanish 
McKane, Terry J., History

McKenzie, Sandra R., Public School Music 
McKim, Wayne L., History 
McMahon, April A., French 
McMahon, S. Patricia, Art 
McMillen, Amy, Music 
Medlyn, Jean F., Latin

Melotti, Dante Jr., History
Merrill, Caroline J., Divisional Humanities
Michael, Anand Kumar, MA; Art
Milhen, John E., Art
Miller, Karen K., Art
Müler, Mary Claire, Art Education

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Miller, Naomi R., German 
Milner, Ronald G., Industrial Design 
Montague, Nancy C., Russian Education 
Moore, Jerry R., MME; Music Education 
Moorman, Priscilla M., History 
Morrissey, Thomas K., English

Morse, Richard A., Industrial Design 
Moss, Jon A., Industrial Design 
Mouat, Marjorie A., Music 
Moulas, Evangeline C., History 
Mueiler, Joyce A., History Education 
Nelson, Margo J., Art Education

Niedermeier, Nancy J., History 
Noack, Mary J., Art Education 
Nord, Linda L., English 
Olree, William M., History 
Ongemach, Ann E., Art Education 
Oppenhuizen, Cheryl L., Music Therapy

Owsinek, Janice L., French
Palko, Anne E., English Literature
Palmer, Linda J., Music Education
Pappchristou, Gerald C., French
Pardo, Constance E., History
Parham, Marylou K., Divisional Humanities

Pechersky, Gary L., History
Penner, Darryl L., English
Perkett, Sara J., French
Peters, T. Frank, Divisional Social Science
Peterson, Gerald W., Industrial Design
Peterson, Gloria J., Language and Literature

Philp, Ken R., History 
Pierce, Marilyn A., Secondary Education 
Polk, Harold K., Divisional Humanities 
Powell, Margaret A., History 
Poxson, Judith M., Art Education 
Presser, Bernard M., Math

Quilling, Carolyn J., Foreign Language
Ranous, Karl E., Pre-Law
Rausch, Barbara A., Secondary Art Education
Reeds, Thomas W., English Education
Rehfuss, Helen J., Spanish
Reinhard, Kenneth E., Industrial Design

Rice, Philip A., History
Roberts, George M., English Education
Robinson, Sandra F., Art
Robson, John M., Foreign Languages
Rogers, E. Allen, Divisional Social Science
Root, Judith A., History

Roulo, Dolores A., English 
Rowland, Pamela G., History 
Rudish, Richard J., Art Education 
Rummel, Eugene R., Arts and Letters 
Russo, Mary J., English 
Sanborn, Charles G., English

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College of Arts and Letters

Scanlon, Patricia J., English Education 
Scharaga, Ira R., Social Science 
Schattenberg, Frances L., Arts and Letters 
Schmidt, Barbara J., English 
Schnitt, Paul A., History 
Scott, Mary A., English

Shafer, Valerie C., English Education 
Shereton, Linda J., Fine Arts 
Simmons, Bobby G., History 
Skiles, Sheila J., Industrial Design 
Smith, Claudia J., History 
Smith, Gary W., History

Smoot, Charlene E., French 
Smykowski, Donna M., History 
Spewock, Carole A., Art 
Splan, Lynda L., History 
Stapleton, Phyllis P., Art Education 
Stark, Bette J., Elementary Education

Steinbaugh, Susan E., French 
Stephen, Donald W., History 
Stierna, Paul A., Art 
Stokmanis, Vija D., German 
Stout, Ann L., Instrumental Music 
Sturdivant, Bernice, English

Sugden, Karen J., History 
Survilla, Carolyn F., French 
Sutherland, Mary E., Spanish-French 
Taylor, Lana K., Art Education 
Taylor, Mary L., Music 
Taylor, Ronald L., History Education

Thomas, Edgar Jr., French 
Thompson, David E., History 
Valcanoff, Alex, History 
Van Conant, Janet J., English 
VanDeMark, Johanna H., Humanities 
VonChawes, Karon E., History

Walker, William H., Philosophy 
Warren, Katherine M., Art 
Webb, Judith L., History 
Weber, Donna J., Secondary Education 
West, George A., MME; Music Education 
Westover, George D., History

Williams, Charlene J., Music 
Willits, Sharon L., English 
Winfield, David L., History 
Wood, Clark L., English 
Wright, Anne E., Interior Design 
Wyllie, Patricia A., Art Education

Wynder, Anne R., Foreign Language 
Young, Donald W., Industrial Design 
Yuille, Robert G., English 
Zachariason, Susan M., English 
Zamiara, Steven B., History Education 
Zippin, Miriam E., Fine Arts

COLLEGE OF 

BUSINESS

FOUNDED: 1944 

DEAN: Alfred L. Seely e

Through a high-caliber faculty and conceptual 
framework of the program aided by the instructional
facilities of Eppley Center, State’s 
business school has risen to national stature 
in its respective field.

College of Business

Abruzzi, Robert M., Restaurant Management 
Achterhof, Gil R., Food Marketing

Ade, David L., Accounting 
Adler, Richard G., Accounting 
Albertson, Howard R., Hotel Management 
Allardyce, Sharyn L., Secretarial Administration 
Anderson, Alex W., Business Administration 
Anderson, Craig E., Marketing

Anderson, James M., Marketing
Andrews, George A., Accounting
Andringa, Robert C., Marketing
Antczak, James D., Institution Management
Applegate, H. Jon, Hotel, Restaurant Management
Apps, Darryl E., Transportation Administration

Austin, Wayne R., Marketing 
Baer, Donald E., Hotel Management 
Barry, Donald L., Accounting 
Bash, Paul L., Hotel Management 
Bassett, William R., Hotel Management 
Baum, Charles S., Accounting

Bauman, Dennis E., Accounting 
Beauchamp, Ronald J., General Accounting 
Beuthien, Tom M., Finance 
Bishop, Karen K., Secretarial Administration 
Bliss, Stephen R., Business Administration 
Boilore, Allan E., Personnel

Bolen, Jonathan R., Marketing 
Bowen, Lee A., General Business 
Boyland, Charles E., General Marketing 
Bray, James L., General Business 
Breen, Ronald A., Personnel 
Briggs, Ransom A., General Business

Brownlee, David M., General Marketing 
Buchanan, Ronald J., Business Education 
Burdinie, Robert D., General Administration 
Burke, David M., General Business 
Burman, Lenore E., Business Education 
Bush, Sally A., Business Education

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Byerly, Donald D., Food Distribution 
Cachola, Ray L., Hotel Management 
Caine, Esther O., Business Education 
Callinicos, James D., Finance 
Camden, Andrew L., General Business 
Cannis, John T., General Business

Carden, Donald C., Restaurant Management 
Cardone, David F., General Business Administration 
Carnace, Ronald A., Purchasing 
Carpenter, Dean M., Accounting 
Carrick, Richard K., Accounting 
Carstens, Kay J., Social Work

Carta, Julio E., General Business 
Chapman, Richard G., Marketing Research 
Cobb, Bruce W., Transportation Administration 
Collette, Dennis H., Hotel Management 
Collier, Henry W., Production Administration 
Conder, Bruce A., Marketing

Connaughton, Michael D., Restaurant Management 
Cook, Thomas A., Marketing 
Copeland, Richard E., General Business 
Cornwell, Arthur W., Marketing 
Cosby, John M., Business Administration 
Cox, David F., Hotel Administration

Cronkright, Douglas L., Economics 
Da, Tran H., General Business 
Dale, Allan D., Marketing 
Danford, Janice R., Distributive Education 
Daruvalla, Noshir J., Accounting 
DeMay, Steven P., Food Distribution

Derr, Otwell J., Business Administration
DeYoung, Douglas A., Banking Administration
Diamond, Charles, Hotel, Restaurant Institutional
Dixon, David A., Marketing
Dougherty, Clem W., Finance
Doxey, Robert D., Personnel and Production Mgt.

Drulard, Frederick F., Accounting 
Drummond, Robert J., Hotel Administration 
Duncan, Keller J., Restaurant Management 
Eakin, David W., Personnel Administration 
Early, Thomas W., General Business 
Easterman, Judith G., Business Education

Edwards, Harold L., Accounting
Edwards, Robert C., Accounting
Ehrmann, Jon G., Accounting
Eppel, Leonard Z., Restaurant Management
Eroen, Terry L., Marketing
Everest, Richard J., Personnel Administration

Ewert, Herbert F., Marketing 
Eymer, George T., Personnel 
Fabian, Robert L., Hotel Administration 
Farough, Thomas G., Accounting 
Farr, Kenneth S., Marketing 
Fase, Jacob P. Jr., Marketing

College of Business

Fenton, Larry E., Accounting and Financial Adm. 
Ferguson, John M., Business Administration 
Fetters, Frederick G., Accounting 
Finn, Frederick J., General Business 
Fischer, Konrad M., Transportation Administration 
Fisher, Lynne R., Banking

Fisher, Peter E., Accounting
Fisher, Thomas W., Production Administration
Fleckenstein, David J., Transportation
Franchi, Anthony J., Hotel Administration
Franklin, John L., General Business
Franz, Brian E., Accounting

Fredrics, H. B., Accounting
Frueh, Leroy W., General Business
Fry, Larry L., Accounting
Galens, Sheldon, Hotel Management
Gallivan, David L., Marketing and Trans. Adm.
Gates, Roy B., Marketing

Geldhof, Pieter E., Marketing 
Gerber, Arnold W., General Business 
Gerhard, Frederick B., Marketing 
Gerstenfeld, Mark K., Marketing 
Gibbs, David FL, Accounting 
Gilbert, Alan R., Food Distribution

Gillig, Daniel E., Accounting
Gilmore, Richard E., Accounting
Golding, Gwynn Lee V., Secretarial Administration
Granda, Eduardo A., General Business
Grant, William D., Business Administration
Grau, David W., Economics

Green, Clair W., General Business 
Green, Mary E., Accounting 
Gross, Gerald E., Accounting 
Grossman, Ronald A., Personnel 
Groth, Florence R., Business Education 
Guerro, Carmine, Accounting

Gutowsky, Larry A., Financial Administration
Hahn, Charles E., Finance
Hain, Thomas, Accounting
Haines, Gerald L., Marketing
Hall, Asceneth M., Business Education
Hall, James W., Hotel Management

Hall, Stephen E., Economics
Hamilton, Geoffrey F., Hotel Management
Hannah, Paula J., Accounting
Hansen, Henry C., Transportation Administration
Harris, Newell E., Insurance
Heck, Henry J., Economics

Heilman, Joel C., General Marketing 
Held, James W., Retailing 
Hendrick, Robert C., Real Estate 
Hewett, Peter, General Marketing 
Hibner, Edward J., Accounting
Hillshafer, William O. Jr., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt.

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Hodgins, William M., Marketing
Holcomb, Jeffrey S., Accounting
Hosmer, Paul D., Political Science
Hudson, John S., Business Education
Huffman, John R., Purchasing
Huffman, Jayne A., General Business Administration

Irish, Kenneth R., Accounting 
Jackson, Barbara D., Marketing 
Jackson, Richard A., Personnel 
Jeffords, Robert F., General Business 
Jennings, Lawrence A., Accounting 
Jensen, Wayne H., Accounting

Johnson, Gary D., Marketing
Johnson, George A., Marketing
Johnson, James A., Personnel Administration
Johnson, Thomas L., Personnel and Production Adm.
Johnston, James J. Jr., Hotel Management
Johnston, Rodney A., Accounting

Judkins, Larry F., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt.
Kabat, Michael W., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt.
Kandell, Joseph, Accounting
Keeshin, Ira A., Hotel, Restaurant, and Inst. Mgt.
Keller, William F., Marketing
Kelley, John P., Hotel, Restaurant, and Inst. Mgt.

Kelley, Phyllis K., Business Education 
Kieckhefer, Edward H., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt. 
Kieliszewski, Robert B., Transportation 
Kikuchi, Yukio, MA; Economics 
King, Gerald M., Marketing 
King, Sally R., Accounting

Kirk, Barbara I., Political Science
Kline, John F., Accounting
Kopek, Henry S., Economics
Kosuga, Yasumasa, MA; Personnel Administration
Kubo, Toshio, Hotel Management
Kuhn, Robert K., Business Administration

Kushner, Brin L., Food Distribution
Küster, James J., Food Distribution
Lamb, Donald D., Urban Planning
Lamb, Franklin E., Accounting
Lamb, Robert A., Mass Marketing Management
Lance, Gary K. Accounting

Lapish, James C., Industrial Management 
Larmee, Jacqueline J., Accounting 
Larsen, Janet E., Secretarial Management 
Lasker, Jerry I., Urban Planning 
Lawlor, Martha A., Banking 
Leavitt, John T., General Business

Lee, Frederick W., Hotel Management 
Lemberger, Betty J., General Business 
Lent, James E., Hotel Management 
Levely, Thomas F., Economics 
Leykum, Charles R., Police Administration 
Lintz, Robert L., Production Management

College of Business

Lipsky, Richard R., Hotel Management 
Lohmann, Mark L., Hotel, Restaurant, and Inst. Mgt. 
Lohrentz, John M., Urban Planning 
Lohrey, Dennis R., Mass Marketing Management 
Lumianski, Jeremy P., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt. 
Lyon, Larry L., Accounting

Lyon, Phyllis A., Business Administration 
Magyar, Joseph A., Production Administration 
Mandigo, William D., Production Management 
Mann, William F., Hotel Management 
Manning, Franklin G., Accounting 
Marcell, Charlene R., Business Education

Markevics, Harijs, Restaurant Management 
Markey, David W., Production Administration 
Martin, Fred A. Ill, Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt. 
Martinson, Larry E., Accounting 
Mastro, Joe A., Political Science 
Matthews, Gary M., Marketing

McClung, Milford H., MA; Marketing 
McCool, Mary Jane, Accounting 
McDevitt, J. Patrick, Insurance 
McEvilly, Patrick J., Business Administration 
Me Iver, Brian A., Marketing 
McLean, Drake A., Accounting

Meador, Paul D., Marketing 
Meagher, Dennis J., Urban Planning 
Melnick, Barry R., Business Administration 
Mendelow, David A., Institutional Management 
Metzler, Richard V., Purchasing 
Meyer, Paul N., Financial Administration

Meyland, John C., Marketing
Michael, Harry J., General Business Administration 
Mikelberg, Martin, Personnel Administration 
Miller, Andrew R., Urban Planning 
Moll, Richard C., Retailing Administration 
Moody, James D., Hotel Administration

Moore, Charles W., General Business 
Moore, Dave F., Industrial Security 
Moore, Phillip G., Marketing 
Moran, Martha L., General Business 
Morgan, James G., Marketing 
Mueller, Robert G., Production Administration

Muller, Frank G., Personnel
Myers, Dawna L., Social Work
Needham, Jerry E., Business Administration
Newell, William R., Accounting
Newland, Denton B., General Business
Newman, Ronald R., Industrial Administration

Nguyen-Khoa, Thinh-Anh, Hospital Management 
Nielsen, Richard L., Production Administration 
Niles, John C., General Business 
Nitecki, Barbara L., Secretarial Administration 
Notarainni, Thomas P., Accounting 
O’Brien, William J., General Business

Oliver, Anita A., Secretarial Administration
Orr, John D., Transportation
Osborne, Robert E., Marketing and Transportation
Osier, Thomas M., General Business
Pace, Robert C., Accounting
Palmer, Peter J., Political Science

Pantilla, John T., General Administration 
Parker, Sherman C., Accounting 
Patterson, Harold A., Restaurant Administration 
Paulino, Richard G., Hotel Administration 
Pawloski, Phillip J., Accounting 
Paxson, Garold L., Accounting

Payne, Donald A., Marketing
Pearce, R. William, Hotel Management
Pearse, Stephen, General Business
Pedersen, Larry L., Finance
Peltier, Robert L., Accounting
Perino, Michael E., Personnel Administration

Perry, Carl F., General Business Administration 
Pierce, Roger M., Accounting 
Pietkiewicz, Janet C., Social Work 
Pinkerton, George F., Restaurant Management 
Polash, William J., Insurance 
Potter, Lawrence M., Marketing

Poulsen, George H., Insurance
Pricer, Jack K., Marketing
Prochaska, Michael R., Landscape Architecture
Raddatz, Sharon K., Social Work
Ramthun, Bruce H., General Business
Rawden, Joseph H., Restaurant Management

Regan, Daniel F., Accounting
Reisberg, Richard S., Economics
Remington, William S., Hotel and Restaurant Mgt.
Rice, James P., Accounting
Rieman, Allen R., Hotel Management
Riemenschneider, Eric, Mass Marketing

Rigterink, George H., Business Administration 
Rishoi, Don C., Food Distribution 
Roberson, Bernard E., Purchasing 
Roberts, Marshall B., Production Administration 
Robertson, Daniel C., Restaurant Management 
Robinson, Nancy M., Secretarial Administration

Rocco, William J., Hotel Management 
Rogers, Curtis D., Accounting 
Rome, Frank R., Marketing Administration 
Rosen, Arthur M., Hotel Administration 
Rossi, Ronald J., Law Enforcement 
Roth, Leonard J., Mass Marketing

Rowland, Jon. G., General Business 
Rutkowski, Eugene R., General Business 
Sainsbury, Robert E., Business Administration 
Sakowski, Ronald N., Accounting 
Sandow, Joanne L., Accounting 
Sandy, Kenneth L., Personnel Administration

380

College of Business

Schafer, H. Gilbert, General Business 
Schalow, Robert D., Marketing 
Schmidt, Elizabeth A., Social Work 
Schmidt, R. Lawrence, General Business 
Schramm, Alan W., Hotel Management 
Schramm, James D., Political Science

Schroeder, Cynthia L., Social Work 
Schroeder, Harvey P., Accounting 
Schulien, Robert J., Police Administration 
Schwind, Carl J., Accounting 
Scully, David F., Food Marketing Management 
Semler, Donal D., Retail Administration

Sewing, Norman E., Restaurant Management 
Shank, Timothy F., Marketing 
She, Yu Young, Hotel Management 
Sheehan, Alice A., Business Administration 
Sheffield, Giles M., Food Marketing Management 
Sheridan, Robert L., Police Administration

Schumaker, George E., Hotel Management 
Silka, Frank W., Public Personnel Administration 
Siplon, Thomas H., Mass Marketing 
Skala, John K., Accounting 
Slade, Luman C., Industrial Security 
Slowinski, William F., Police Science

Smart, Don D., General Business 
Smith, Burton E., Accounting
Smith, S. Maxwell, Hotel, Restaurant, and Inst. Mgt. 
Smith, Terrance C., Accounting 
Soulliere, Margaret A., Business Administration 
Spicer, Kay J., Secretarial Administration

Spute, H. William Jr., Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt. 
Starkenburg, Mary E., Business Education 
Stassou, Peter E., Retailing 
Stavroitis, Emil M., Political Science 
Stifler, James J., General Business 
Stoney, Robert L., Accounting

Storey, John T., Marketing
Streelman, Larry B., Social Work
Stutzman, Janice M., Business Education
Suess, Peter J., Accounting
Sullivan, Gerald R., Personnel Administration
Swick, Lawrence J., Marketing

Swihart, Stewart D. Jr., Production Administration 
Szmigiel, Robert F., General Business Administration 
Takacs, Jean H., Accounting
Takashige, Teddy A., MA; Hotel, Rest., and Inst. Mgt. 
Tamami, Parviz, Business Administration 
Taracks, Wayne H., General Business Administration

Taylor, David H., Marketing
Temme, James W., Marketing
Terpstra, Robert V., Police Administration
Terry, Michael P., Economics
Thiede, Gail L., Personnel Management
Tillotson, Mary L., Business Services

381

Toeppner, Richard P., Production Administration 
Tonne, John M., Restaurant Management 
Topp, Robert E., General Business 
Totzke, Donald H., Retailing 
Totzke, Julie, Business Education 
Treadwell, Lawrence L., General Business

Truscott, Theo, Accounting
Tubbs, Alan E., Urban Planning
Tumey, Thomas P., Accounting
Utley, Jack D., Hotel Management
Valenta, Jerome J., Public Personnel Administration
Valmassei, Theodore P., Accounting

VanDerTuuk, Terry, Accounting
Van Liere, Earl J., Production Management
Van Riper, Susan J., Social Work
Van Zylen, Virginia D., Retail Marketing
Voketz, Gary L., Urban Planning
Volkamer, Richard L., Business Administration

Voyt, Thomas M., Accounting
Wagner, Duane A., Accounting
Wagner, William B., Marketing
Wagner, William G., Marketing
Wardell, Marvin L., Production Administration
Warren, Richard A., Finance

Waterman, Lynne L., Marketing
Waters, Richard E., Accounting
Waxier, Celia J., Retailing
Weber, Ruth A., Business Education
Weight, Cherrie A., Secretarial Administration
Weisbruch, John D., General Business

Weiss, Louis M., Accounting 
Westphal, Donald O., Landscape Architecture 
Wheeler, Stanley G., General Business 
White, Robert J., General Business 
Whitmore, Janet L., Business Education 
Wilda, Quentin J., Restaurant Management

Wilkinson, Richard A., Marketing 
Wilmarth, Christa R., Social Work 
Wilson, William H., Marketing 
Winter, John K., Marketing 
Winter, Robert M., Accounting 
Winton, John R., Retail Administration

Wise, Joel, Hotel Management
Wojtylo, Barbara A., Social Work
Wolff, Antoinette M., Marketing
Wolff, Richard E., Banking
Wright, David R., Economics
Wright, Kenneth J., Mass Marketing Management

Wrona, Edward J., Insurance 
Yonker, Thomas D., Accounting 
Young, Barry H., Restaurant Management 
Zahnow, Karen, Business Services 
Zalc, Jerry, Finance
Zeif, Leonard J., Hotel, Restaurant, and Inst. Mgt.

COLLEGE OF 

COMMUNICATION ARTS

FOUNDED: 1955 

DEAN: Fred S. Sieben

One can be most effective as a citizen only 
when he can competently read, observe, listen 
and evaluate, and in turn transmit his thoughts 
attitudes and feelings to others; communication 
arts programs provide this liberal foundation.

College of Communication Arts

Barclay, Elizabeth M., Speech Education 
Beyer, Richard J., Advertising 
Bielefeld, Barbara C., Speech Education 
Browe, Luanne C., Speech Education

384

College of Communication Arts

Brown, Roger H., TV-Radio 
Burns, Ben J., Journalism 
Burroughs, Barbara A., Journalism 
Caccamise, Dianne F., TV-Radio 
Carroll, James A., TV-Radio 
Cederholm, Elna A., TV-Radio

Cole, Steven D., Journalism 
Cullip, Jeanette V., Speech 
Dahlman, Lois G., Speech Education 
Dalton, Charlotte A., Journalism 
Divelbiss, Warren L., TV-Radio 
Doerner, William R., Communications

Donay, Theodore M., TV-Radio 
Draper, Karen K., TV-Radio 
Dumas, Patricia S., Speech Education 
Edwards, Linda J., TV-Radio 
Falk, Rebecca J., TV-Radio 
Fitzgerald, Jon M., Speech

Floyd, Phillip E., Advertising 
Foss, Errol L., TV-Radio 
Foster, David R., MA; Communications 
Garlick, Richard D., TV-Radio 
Gebben, Stanley L., Speech 
Gosselin, Denis J., Journalism

Granstrom, Lois E., Advertising 
Grenadier, Linda E., TV-Radio 
Hanlan, Maryann, Communications 
Hanna, Diane C., Advertising 
Hards, A. Thomas, TV-Radio 
Hasley, Daniel E., Communications

Heller, Mark F., TV-Radio 
Helmrich, Ruthann, Advertising 
Herrick, Nancy T., Communications 
Holmes, Gerald E., TV-Radio 
Howard, Harry C., TV-Radio 
Hughes, J. Russell Jr., TV-Radio

Hunter, Stephen, Advertising 
Hurd, James S., Advertising 
Johnson, Paul W., Advertising 
Kimball, David C., Advertising 
Kinney, Lowell D., Communications 
Kleis, Donald R., Communications

Knight, K. Roland, TV-Radio 
Knowles, Mark A., TV-Radio 
Krinsky, Daniel R., TV-Radio 
Kunitser, Lee R., Communications 
Lalonde, Joanne A., TV-Radio 
Levine, Fred J., Advertising

Mason, Gregory W., Communications 
Mason, Judith P., MA; Communications 
McCrea, Benjamin B., TV-Radio 
McElrath, Gale H., Journalism 
Mitchell, Allan W., Advertising 
Morton, Alexander, Advertising

385

Namey, Drucilla A., Speech 
Olmstead, James L., Journalism 
Padulo, Barbara A., Communications 
Papanek, Thomas F., Advertising 
Parker, Carol A., Communications 
Pelletier, John R., Advertising

Perm, Carlton C., Journalism 
Porter, Judith A., Journalism 
Price, Judy M., Communications 
Ralston, James A., Communications 
Raskin, Amy K., Advertising 
Rauch, Victor W., Journalism

Raught, Richard D., TV-Radio 
Reighard, Carol L., Speech Education 
Rittschof, Bonnie J., Advertising 
Robinson, Sally L., Journalism 
Romano, Grace P., Speech Education 
Rothenburg, Paul M., Advertising

Rozsa, Ruth A., TV-Radio 
Rycyna, Carolyn L., TV-Radio 
Salt, Richard T., TV-Radio 
Saudek, Sandra K., Speech 
Schugar, Linda R., Speech Therapy 
Scotto, Michael J., Advertising

Semler, Judith A., Speech Education 
Sermak, Bernard A., TV-Radio 
Sharpe, Charles T., Advertising 
Shattuck, David D., Advertising 
Sisko, Patricia L., Journalism 
Slayton, Phillip W., Advertising

Smiley, Lucelia, Advertising 
Smith, Michael B., Advertising 
Smith, Sid A., Speech 
Sokeitous, Joy F., Journalism 
Somers, Eric, TV-Radio 
Stehney, Edward G., Advertising

Stepleton, James I., Communications 
Stevens, Judith D., Speech 
Strand, John H., TV-Radio 
Stringer, John W., Advertising 
Thompson, Christopher T., Journalism 
Trzos, Carole A., Advertising

Upright, David C., Advertising 
Veenhuis, Jill A., Speech Correction 
Wallington, James E., Journalism 
Warren, Richard L., TV-Radio 
Wellman, Janet S., Journalism 
Werkman, Ann S., Speech Education

Wichman, Sara E., Journalism 
Wilkinson, Margaret L., Speech Education 
Winstrom, Kalynn, Speech Education 
Wondergem, Thomas M., Advertising 
Zemmin, Michael E., TV-Radio 
Zemmin, Richard W., Journalism

COLLEGE OF 

EDUCATION

FOUNDED:

DEAN: John E. Ivey, Ji

In the pursuit of a teaching certificate 
and degree, Education students find 
themselves dividing time between classes 
in their major field of interest and those 
in methods and practical teaching study.

Abel, Karen A., Physical Education 
Adams, Joyce L., Elementary Education 
Alderink, Gail A., Speech Correction 
Aldrich, Linda J., Elementary Education 
Alexander, Patricia A., Junior High Education

Altman, Janet L., Elementary Education 
Ambroson, Beth A., Biological Science Education 
Anderson, Christine L., Elementary Education 
Anderson, Gail A., Elementary Education 
Anderson, Pat J., Elementary Education 
Andino, Ana Rosa, Elementary Education

Antior, Judith C., Physical Education 
Arthur, Judy A., Elementary Education 
Ascencio, Frances L., Elementary Education 
Bacon, Judith A., Elementary Education 
B adder, Karen L., Elementary Education 
Baird, Deloris A., Elementary Education

Baldwin, Barbara S., Elementary Education 
Bangerter, Karen E., Elementary Education 
Barnard, Stephen M., Elementary Education 
Bartels, Sharon A., Elementary Education 
Bartlett, Mary J., Elementary Education 
Baumgras, Jane H., Elementary Education

Beatty, Martha K., Elementary Education 
Beck, Fred A., Industrial Arts Education 
Becker, Ernest J., Physical Education 
Beckett, Charlene M., Elementary Education 
Behrens, Ilene R., Elementary Education 
Berlin, Sylvia, Elementary Education

Biferno, Karen, Elementary Education 
Bishop, Richard T., MA; Social Foundations 
Blakeman, William J., Special Education 
Blazejewski, Richard J., Physical Education 
Bleiberg, Robyn S., Elementary Education 
Blomquist, Flarlan E., Distributive Education

Bolter, Nancy A., Elementary Education 
Bourke, Mary A., Elementary Education 
Bowker, Marilyn M., Business Education 
Boyer, Judith N., Elementary Education 
Braden, Nancy R., Elementary Education 
Braff, Harriet L., Elementary Education

College of Education

Branion, Marilyn J., Elementary Education 
Bresto, Joan, Elementary Education 
Bricker, Rebecca L., Elementary Education 
Brown, Marilyn M., Speech Correction 
Brundage, Nancy C., Elementary Education 
Budde, Ed L., Physical Education

Bufford, Carol J., Elementary Education
Burbaum, Kay H., Physical Education
Burch, Christine L., Physical Education
Butler, Charlotte L., Social Studies
Butterfield, Barbara M., Ed. of Visually Handicapped
Button, Bonnie, Social Science

Campau, Mary J., Elementary Education 
Canning, Donavon L., Industrial Arts 
Carlson, Nancy I., Elementary Education 
Carruthers, Mary M., Speech Correction 
Cartier, M. Lynne, Elementary Education 
Cash, Josette H., Elementary Education

Cashman, Linda L., Elementary Education 
Cassidy, Cathleen A., Elementary Education 
Catherman, Ronald L., Chemistry 
Chapman, Barbara F., Elementary Education 
Cicchelli, Martin D., Speech 
Clark, Roberta E., Elementary Education

Clark, Susan G., Elementary Education 
Cole, Martha E., Elementary Education 
Colemen, Mary P., Special Education 
Coman, Ronald J., Industrial Arts 
Connelly, Johana C., Elementary Education 
Corbett, Geraldine M., Elementary Education

Corsini, Diana, Elementary Education 
Coulton, Elaine H., Elementary Education 
Coutchie, Mary P., Speech Correction 
Coyle, Janalee, Elementary Education 
Cramer, Wanda M., Elementary Education 
Crandall, Carma L., Physical Education

Cross, Janet F., Elementary Education 
Cubitt, Doralyn R., Elementary Education 
Cull, Helen J., Elementary Education 
Cummings, Dorothy A., Elementary Education 
Curtis, Paul D., Physical Education 
Cusack, Mary, Elementary Education

Daily, Janice L., Spanish 
Dalton, Patricia A., Special Education 
Dalvini, Kathryn L., Elementary Education 
Danzik, Lenore S., Elementary Education 
Davey, Mary E., Elementary Education 
Deem, Susan V., Elementary Education

DeGeas, Geriann F., Elementary Education 
Diamond, Rhea, Elementary Education 
Divine, Marlon A., Elementary Education 
Doran, Frances E., Elementary Education 
Dorrian, Wyn A., Health, Phys. Ed. and Recreation 
Ducan, Judith A., Elementary Education

389

Dye, Betty M., Elementary Education 
Eardley, Barbara R., Elementary Education 
Ebbage, Sandra K., Elementary Education 
Ekey, Glen A., Health, Phys. Ed. and Recreation 
Ellis, Patricia V., Physical Education 
Elmer, Virginia J., Elementary Education

Engelsman, Joyce L., Elementary Education 
Falicki, Judith A., Elementary Education 
Fellabaum, William M., Business Services 
Fethke, Karen R., Elementary Education 
Fields, Brenda J., Elementary Education 
Filson, Eric, Social Science

Fitzgerald, Sue E., Junior High Education 
Fletcher, Catherine G., Elementary Education 
Flint, Michael T., Personnel Production Management 
Foe, Martha M., Elementary Education 
Forman, Marilyn I., Elementary Education 
Foss, Beverly B., Elementary Education

Fournel, Claude A., Health, Phys. Ed. and Recreation 
Fournel, Susan E., Special Education 
Fournier, JoAnn M., Elementary Education 
Frame, Nancy J., Elementary Education 
Fredricks, Marlyce M., Elementary Education 
Frey, Norman L., Elementary Education

Geier, Carol A., Speech Correction 
Gensler, Margot C., Elementary Education 
Georgi, Sharon L., Elementary Education 
Gerhardt, Paul A., Elementary Education 
Gertz, Frank G., Elementary Education 
Gibson, Gail A., Junior High Education

Gill, David C., Health, Phys. Ed, and Recreation 
Glaser, Joan M., Elementary Education 
Glendenning, Gail A., Elementary Education 
Godfrey, Nancy L., Elementary Education 
Goldberg, Barbara A., Elementary Education 
Goldberg, Joel, Industrial Arts

Goldberg, Paul L., Accounting 
Goldberg, Ruth J., Elementary Education 
Goodman, Melva J., Elementary Education 
Gotts, Gordon L., Physical Education 
Gray, Cynthia A., Music 
Gray, Diane M., Elementary Education

Green, Nancy J., Elementary Education 
Grimmer, Carol C., Industrial Arts 
Grubaugh, Joyce A., Elementary Education 
Guernsey, Carl M., Education 
Guernsey, Karen H., Elementary Education 
Hall, Judy A., Elementary Education

Hall, Shirley K., Elementary Education 
Hamilton, Elaine G., Elementary Education 
Hamilton, Rita F., Elementary Education 
Hanna, Marjorie E., Special Education 
Hannon, Marcia J., Elementary Education 
Harbison, Bonnie L., Elementary Education

College of Education

Harding, Budd E., Health, Physical Ed.., Recreation 
Harrison, Roger R., MA; Pastoral Counseling 
Hartman, Franklin L., Physical Education 
Hasse, Max A., Physical Education 
Hawes, Linda L., Elementary Education 
Hendee, Karen K., Elementary Education

Hennink, Ann S., Special Education 
Henry, Janet M., Elementary Education 
Herrick, Patricia A., Elementary Education 
Hicks, Ann M., Physical Education 
Hicks, Martha L., Elementary Education 
Hill, Annabel, Elementary Education

Hinman, Richard R., Industrial Arts 
Holliday, Linda L., Elementary Education 
Holzhei, Margo G., Chemistry 
Howard, Nancy L., Elementary Education 
Hower, Brucetta A., Elementary Education 
Howie, Cameron B., Elementary Education

Howlett, Anne E., Elementary Education 
Hruska, Judith I., Speech Education 
Hunt, Judith R., Elementary Education 
Hutchins, Jerry R., Physical Education 
Hutchins, Nancy G., Elementary Education 
Hutson, Faye J., Elementary Education

Hyman, Wendy A., Elementary Education 
Iannelli, Angie E., Business 
Irwin, Joan A., Special Education 
Jacobson, Jan E., Elementary Education 
James, Gayle M., Elementary Education 
Jameson, Geralyn R., Elementary Education

Jansen, Deanna C., Elementary Education 
Jason, Barbara A., Elementary Education 
Johnson, Alden G., Physical Education 
Johnson, Judith A., Elementary Education 
Johnson, Martha A., Elementary Education 
Johnson, Robert K. Jr., Elementary Education

Johnson, Wilmer L., Physical Education 
Johnstone, Walter D., Physical Education 
Kaal, Janet L., Elementary Education 
Kamlay, Thomas J., Elementary Education 
Kass, Charna A., Elementary Education 
Kelley, Daniel K., Elementary Education

Kemp, Mary J., Elementary Education 
Kemppainen, John P., Recreation 
Kesler, Karen E., Elementary Education 
Kleinheksel, H. Jane, Elementary Education 
Klomparens, Luanne, Elementary Education 
Kluessner, Anne, Elementary Education

Kolody, Sylvia M., Elementary Education 
Kopplin, Faith T., Elementary Education 
Kostbade, Gail M., Elementary Education 
Kover, Antoinette M., Elementary Education 
Lamphere, Margo B., Elementary Education 
Larkin, Lynn L., Elementary Education

391

JÉS

Larlee, Judith K., Elementary Education 
Larson, Linda L., Elementary Education 
Laubach, Duane I., Industrial Arts 
Leaver, John E., Physical Education 
Lent, Karen S., Special Education 
Lewis, Loma G., Elementary Education

Lindig, Kathryn K., Elementary Education 
Ling, Dorothy E., Elementary Education 
Lomason, Janet L., Home Economics 
Lorenz, Richard A., Science 
Louwenaar, Judith A., Chemistry 
Lukesich, Claudia, Elementary Education

Luxmore, William J., Elementary Educaiton 
Lyon, Theodore A., Mathematics 
Madill, Barry T., Physical Education 
Mandell, Ethel R., Elementary Education 
Marshall, Troy D., Physical Education 
Martin, Desiree F., Elementary Education

Martin, Mary M., Special Education
McAsh, Edward A., MA; Guidance and Counseling
McCann, Patsy J., English
McCarthy, Margaret M., Elementary Education
McCormick, Gwen I., Elementary Education
McDonald, E. June, Physical Education

McElhoe, Leanne, Elementary Education 
McKarns, Sharon L., Elementary Education 
McPherson, Patricia A., Elementary Education 
Mehling, Diane L., Elementary Education 
Meno, Marion L., Elementary Education 
Micale, Concetta A., Home Economics

Miller, Carol A., Elementary Education 
Miller, Janet D., Elementary Education 
Milligau, Prudence K., Art 
Mills, Barbara G., Elementary Education 
Molaver, Irene D., Elementary Education 
Monrad, Sharon L., Elementary Education

Moore, Carroll C., Physical Education 
Moore, Diane C., Elementary Education 
Morrison, Elizabeth D., Elementary Education 
Mort, Carole J., Speech Correction 
Mosher, Roberta J., Physical Education 
Mullaly, Sharon A., Elementary Education

Munshaw, Cara L., Elementary Education 
Murphy, Carol L., Elementary Education 
Nachtman, Julie, Elementary Education 
Nixon, Donna M., Elementary Education 
Nowacki, Suzanne K., Elementary Education 
Nucian, Sandra R., Elementary Education

Nylund, Jean E., English 
O’Connor, Georgia D., Elementary Education 
O’Day, Patricia E., Elementary Education 
Olsen, Karen M., Elementary Education 
Ormsby, Janet S., Elementary Education 
Osgood, Judith A., English

College of Education

Osterhouse, LaVerne M., Special Education 
Pajtas, Margaret A., Elementary Education 
Parent, Pauline E., Elementary Education 
Paris, Rosemary G., Elementary Education 
Parish, Janice A., Social Science 
Parker, Sandra J., Elementary Education

Patterson, Sharon S., Elementary Education 
Patton, Linda E., Elementary Education 
Pavel, Judith M., Elementary Education 
Peek, Jacqueline M., Physical Education 
Percy, Catherine C., Business Education 
Perkins, James L., Physical Education

Pfefferle, Joan E., Elementary Education 
Phillips, Jane M., Elementary Education 
Phillips, Judith A., Physical Education 
Piksa, Jeanette L., Elementary Education 
Pinney, Janet I., Elementary Education 
Poirier, Pam L., Elementary Education

Poliak, Joanne F., Elementary Education 
Pryer, Susan K., Elementary Education 
Pryor, Gloria M., Speech and Hearing Therapy 
Rapaport, Judith R., Elementary Education 
Reader, Janette L., Social Science 
Rebeschini, Madeline C., Special Education

Reynolds, Nancy A., Elementary Education 
Richter, Janice, Elementary Education 
Robbins, Janice M., Elementary Education 
Roberts, Bette F., Elementary Education 
Roberts, Guy R., Business Administration 
Roberts, Oscar S., Elementary Education

Robinson, Margaret J., Elementary Education 
Robinson, Sandra L., Special Education 
Rolph, Ardace E., Elementary Education 
Romanic, Patricia, Elementary Education 
Rose, Sondra G., Elementary Education 
Ross, Barbara J., Elementary Education

Ryan, Faye A., Elementary Education 
Sande, Carolee L., Elementary Education 
Sattler, Julie A., Music 
Scarpace, Laurie C., Elementary Education 
Schafer, Anita R., Elementary Education 
Scheid, Barbara J., Elementary Education

Schuett, Clifford E., Speech Therapy 
Schwartz, Linda B., Elementary Education 
Schwartz, Ronald, History and Physical Education 
Scriven, Connie A., Elementary Education 
Shaw, Linda R., Elementary Education 
Sherwood, H. Ann, Elementary Education

Shick, Victoria J., English 
Shipley, Larry H., Physical Education 
Simpson, Sharrell J., Elementary Education 
Sinclair, Marianne R., Elementary Education 
Skinner, Ann T., Elementary Education 
Slater, Sandy J., Elementary Education

393

College of Education

Slayback, Paul C., Physical Education
Smith, Ann H., Elementary Education
Smith, Don E., Health, Physical Ed., and Recreation
Smith, Elaine A., Elementary Education
Smits, Barbara J., Elementary Education
Snavely, Margaret A., Physical Education

Snider, Connie, Elementary Education 
Sponenburg, Patricia A., Physical Education 
Stahl, Barbara K., Elementary Education 
Stahl, Linda L., Elementary Education 
Starks, Carol E., Elementary Education 
Stauffer, John J., Industrial Arts

Steadman, Linda K., Spanish 
Stephenson, Deanne C., Elementary Education 
Stevens, Jane E., Elementary Education 
Stroven, Susan J., Elementary Education 
Stubbs, Janet M., Elementary Education 
Stubli, Janet V., Elementary Education

Swartz, Simon A., Industrial Arts 
Tepikian, Hasmig S., Physical Education 
Thompson, Sally A., Elementary Education 
Toepel, E. Janet, Elementary Education 
Tolsma, Diane G., Elementary Education 
Tower, Diana H., Elementary Education

Uros, Annette T., Elementary Education 
Ushman, Joyce M., English 
Vander Veen, Linda E., Physical Education 
Voiers, Bonnie S., Elementary Education 
Voss, Linda A., Elementary Education 
Wackerbarth, E. Jane, Physical Education

Walker, Frances E., Elementary Education 
Wandrey, Thomas J., Elementary Education 
Wapner, Janice E., Elementary Education 
Watanabe, Reiko M., Special Education 
Waters, Clarice G., Special Education 
Weber, William F., Physical Education

Weinstein, Elaine, Elementary Education 
Werner, Kay E., Elementary Education 
Wheeler, Regina G., Elementary Education 
Wheeler, William S., Agriculture Education 
Whitman, Mary J., Elementary Education 
Wight, Donald W., Physical Education

Wilke, Susan E., Elementary Education 
Williams, Judith L., Elementary Education 
Williams, Susan, Elementary Education 
Wilson, Mary A., Elementary Education 
Wittman, Beverly A., Elementary Education 
Wojick, Richard R., Physical Education

Wordell, Patricia J., Elementary Education 
Wytrychowski, Patricia J., Elementary Education 
Youngs, Edward W., Physical Education 
Zambisky, Marilyn J., Elementary Education 
Zive, Dorothy, Elementary Education 
Zorn, William L., Industrial Recreation

394

An engineer will require a thorough knowledge 
of science as his background, a rigorous 
coverage of mathematics as his language, and 
methods of analysis and synthesis in engineering 
applications as his tools.

COLLEGE OF 

ENGINEERING

FOUNDED:

DEAN: John D. Ryder

395

College of Engineering

Abramczyk, Thomas A., Civil Engineering 
Abu-Gheida, Othman M., PhD.; Applied Mechanics

Adams, John W., Civil Engineering 
Alizadeh, Hormoz, Agricultural Engineering 
Allen, E. Michael, Electrical Engineering 
Allis, Edward W., Mechanical Engineering 
Baker, James W., Mechanical Engineering 
Barker, Daniel E., Mechanical Engineering

Bartos, John N., Civil Engineering 
Beaty, Edwin M., Electrical Engineering 
Bergdolt, Paul F., Agricultural Engineering 
Blakeslee, Paul A., Civil Engineering 
Blow, Kenneth H., Mechanical Engineering 
Breedlove, William R., Civil Engineering

Brown, James L., Electrical Engineering 
Brown, Louis E., Electrical Engineering 
Buist, David I., Mechanical Engineering 
Burke, Carl E., Mechanical Engineering 
Butler, Paul W., Mechanical Engineering 
Castiglia, Ronald C., Mechanical Engineering

Chen, Mu-Chuan, MA; Electrical Engineering 
Chittenden, Edward A., Electrical Engineering 
Christopher, Richard K., Mechanical Engineering 
Cook, Leon A., Civil Engineering 
Cooper, Robert L., Mechanical Engineering 
Corliss, Lloyd D., Electrical Engineering

Cunningham, Gilbert A., Mechanical Engineering 
Curtis, Erward R., Mechanical Engineering 
Dahir, Abdallah G., PhD.; Applied Mechanics 
Denhof, Ronnell P., Civil Engineering 
Dennison, James C., Electrical Engineering 
DeRomana, Manuel O., Agricultural Engineering

Dexter, John W,, Civil Engineering 
Dietrich, Ronald G., Electrical Engineering 
Dodge, Terrance A., Civil Engineering 
Downes, John D., Chemical Engineering 
Drake, James L., Civil Engineering 
Engelhardt, Floyd L., Agricultural Engineering

Erler, Robert H., Electrical Engineering 
Evans, Charles R., Electrical Engineering 
Evans, Ronald A., Mechanical Engineering 
Fanson, Philip L., Electrical Engineering 
Fanson, Richard L., Mechanical Engineering 
Federighi, Vance D., Civil Engineering

College of Engineering

Fedorowicz, Ronald J., Electrical Engineering 
Fehsenfeld, John A., Electrical Engineering 
Fethke, Eugene A., Electrical Engineering 
Fetters, Wayne R., Mechanical Engineering 
Filizola, Rubens, Mechanical Engineering 
Fiskars, Erik S., Civil Engineering

Fladseth, Francis R., Mechanical Engineering 
Forbes, Gary L., Electrical Engineering 
Fox, Raymond M., Chemical Engineering 
Galindo, Luis A,, Electrical Engineering 
Graczyk, William J., Mechanical Engineering 
Grant, Lloyd J., Civil Engineering

Gronquist, Reuben J., Electrical Engineering 
Harrington, David E., Metallurgical Engineering 
Heller, Richard L., Mechanical Engineering 
Hense, James R., Metallurgical Engineering 
Hohwart, George J., Mechanical Engineering 
Holzhei, Don E., Agricultural Engineering

Hubal, Bruce R., Civil Engineering 
Irani, Behram A., Mechanical Engineering 
Johnson, Edward L., Electrical Engineering 
Johnson, Richard A., Electrical Engineering 
Jones, Charles E., Electrical Engineering 
Karsten, John E., Civil Engineering

Kiene, Charles J., Electrical Engineering 
Kirkby, Larry L., Chemical Engineering 
Kudlik, Charles J., Metallurgical Engineering 
Lavelle, John F., MS; Electrical Engineering 
Lingg, Ronald H., Electrical Engineering 
Ludwick, John S., Electrical Engineering

Makinen, Michael D., Mechanical Engineering 
Malich, Kenneth W., Electrical Engineering 
Malila, James O., Civil Engineering 
Mann, Jerry M., Mechanical Engineering 
McDowell, Judson A., Electrical Engineering 
Mitchell, Dorian A., MS; Mechanical Engineering

Moody, William C., Civil Engineering 
Moussavi-Nasle, Ali, Electrical Engineering 
Mulligan, John D., Electrical Engineering 
Mummert, Arnold D., Mechanical Engineering 
Neubecker, Charles B., Chemical Engineering 
Nutt, Orval, Civil Engineering

Onderwyzer, Steve J., Electrical Engineering 
Ostergren, William F., Agricultural Engineering 
Pacholke, Gerald F., Electrical Engineering 
Patil, Pandurang R., Civil Engineering 
Patterson, James A., Civil Engineering 
Pecknold, Wayne M., Civil Engineering

Pieckenbrock, Peter,' Chemical Engineering 
Pierce, Robert J., Mechanical Engineering 
Ploeg, Gordon H., Mechanical Engineering 
Postema, Douglas B., Civil Engineering 
Prelesnik, Kenneth A., Mechanical Engineering 
Presley, Randolph S., Mechanical Engineering

397

Provenzano, Nick J., Mechanical Engineering 
Ptashnik, William J., Metallurgical Engineering 
Rasmussen, Robert L., Mechanical Engineering 
Rattiner, David H., Electrical Engineering 
Rawls, Vernon C., Electrical Engineering 
Reason, Morris R., Electrical Engineering

Reynolds, Ronald R., Electrical Engineering 
Richardson, Alan, Civil Engineering 
Robinson, Robert D., Electrical Engineering 
Rogalski, Anthony C. Ill, Mechanical Engineering 
Rowe, John R., Mechanical Engineering 
St. Jacques, Claude, Mechanical Engineering

Salas, Freddy, Agricultural Engineering 
Schafer, Jerome A., Civil Engineering 
Schilling, Gary L., Electrical Engineering 
Seelhoff, Gerald N., Electrical Engineering 
Seidel, Philip A., Mechanical Engineering 
Sharma, Piyush C., PhD.; Civil Engineering

Silletti, Arthur V., Mechanical Engineering 
Sinke, Robert A. Jr., Electrical Engineering 
Skutt, Robert H., Civil Engineering 
Soule, Robert D., Chemical Engineering 
Spresney, Gregory L., Mechanical Engineering 
Stepanishen, Peter R., Electrical Engineering

Steury, Thomas M., Electrical Engineering 
Stevens, Alan R., Electrical Engineering 
Stewart, Michael D., Mechanical Engineering 
Stewart, Peter H., Electrical Engineering 
Stohl, Clark E., Electrical Engineering 
Stolk, Richard D., Chemical Engineering

Stroven, Marlyn J., Mechanical Engineering 
Suden, Edward M., Electrical Engineering 
Sumera, Michael F., Electrical Engineering 
Sutton, Fred G., Chemical Engineering 
Theiroff, Keith L., Electrical Engineering 
Thompson, Douglas A., Chemical Engineering

Thompson, Thomas C., Civil Engineering 
Tolsma, Henry, Mechanical Engineering 
Toth, Andrew P., Electrical Engineering 
Turner, Jack W. Jr., Mechanical Engineering 
Uloth, John M., Mechanical Engineering 
Upton, Larry L., Civil Engineering

Vandermolen, Robert H., Metallurgical Engineering 
Vander Schaaf, John Jr., Civil Engineering 
Visser, James T., Mechanical Engineering 
Vissers, Alvin G., Civil Engineering 
Voelkle, Leo H., Electrical Engineering 
Walker, John H., MS; Mechanical Engineering

Warner, William L., Agricultural Engineering 
Waterman, Willis R., Mechanical Engineering 
Wichman, Rodney R., Civil Engineering 
Wirth, Guy B., Chemical Engineering 
Yant, Robert E., Chemical Engineering 
Zimmerman, Jerry M., Agricultural Engineering

COLLEGE OF 

HOME ECONOMICS

FOUNDED: 1896 

DEAN: Thelma E. Porter

Home Economics is a broad field of study, 
focused on the home, the family, and the 
individual. It has the greatest potential 
ever for providing women with an education 
which will prepare them for satisfying lives.

College of Home Economics

Adams, Sally A., Secondary Education 
Adelson, Rachelle C., Retail Merchandising 
Aitken, Susan D., Child Development-Teaching

College of Home Economics

Altmansberger, Karen, Child Development-Teaching 
Anderson, Judith K., Child Development-Teaching 
André, Joyce A., Dietetics
Aylesworth, Margaret A., Child Develop.-Teaching
Babb, Carol L., Education
Barnes, Rebecca J., Child Development-Teaching

Bassett, A. Suzanne, Education
Beissel, Judith A., Education
Biebesheimer, Bernita L., Child Develop.-Teaching
Bienstock, Iris S., Child Development
Bohn, Barbara W., Education
Bolger, Marel L., Education

Bonine, Lora K., Education 
Brick, Christine M., Retail Merchandising 
Brokop, Julianne H., Interior Design 
Brooks, Judith A., Interior Design 
Brown, Patricia D., Interior Design 
Buehler, Diane L., Home Furnishings

Burleson, Sharon M., Dietetics
Buss, Pauline E., Education
Carr, Rosemary, Interior Design
Christie, Saundra L., Education
Chupa, Judith E., Child Development-Teaching
Clabuesch, Karen A., Home Economics Journalism

Clarke, Catherine W., Retailing 
Coe, Brenda J., Interior Design 
Cowell, Sally A., Education 
Crisci, Barbara J., Retailing 
Davidson, Judith A., Dietetics 
DeVore, Geralyn J., Education

Dombrowski, Elaine M., Retailing
Dorr, Helen E., Retailing
Edmunds, Beverly M., Retail Merchandising
Engel, Karen E., Retailing
Engelhardt, Sharon B., Interior Design
Fabus, Elaine M., Child Development-Teaching

Finn, Patricia A., Retailing
Forbes, Jane D., Child Development-Teaching
Foster, Ellen E., Institutional Administration
Fried, Rochelle B., Dietetics
Gaige, Mary J., Education
Gallagher, Nancy M., Retailing

Gerber, Nancy M., Food and Nutrition
Gordon, Jean M., Interior Design
Gowell, Mary K., Child Development-Teaching
Gregorski, Carol A., Dietetics
Gregory, Wallis K., Interior Design
Gurney, Irene B., Child Development-Teaching

Hack, Shirley L., Dietetics 
Harjer, Barbara J., Retail Merchandising 
Heimonen, Margo L., Dietetics 
Hetrick, JoAnn, Child Development 
Hewitt, Suzanne B., Dietetics 
Hoffman, Mary K., Dietetics

401

House, Karen A., Retailing 
Hughes, Betty J., Dietetics 
Jelinek, Nancy A., Education 
Johnston, Beverly M., Retailing 
Kelly, Lynn L., Education 
Klocko, Barbara L., Dietetics

Kuhnlohe, Carol J., General 
LaNoble, Ann E., Education 
Lincoln, Mary H., Retailing
Lowery, Priscilla D., Child Development-Teaching 
Luce, Bonnie J., Child Development-Teaching 
Macdonald, Janet C., Child Development

Magee, Sharon A., Retailing 
Marsh, Sandra G., Interior Design 
Martell, Mary J., General
McClelland, Nancy A., Child Development-Teaching 
McDonald, Barbara E., General 
McPherson, Elizabeth N., Textiles

Meyer, Nancy A., Dietetics 
Miller, Wathena J., Education 
Moore, Janice C., Retailing 
Moore, L. Shirley, Education 
Mortimer, Claryn B., Retailing 
Nash, Bonnie J., Education

Neorr, Marianne, Child Development-Teaching
Opas, Maryann, Education
Osner, Susan S., Child Development
Palk, Cynthia A., Retail Merchandising
Perry, Janet E., Dietetics
Pippel, Sandra L., Child Development-Teaching

Scharf, Susan, General
Schempp, Betty A., Education
Schneider, Susan K., Interior Design
Schrader, Diane K., Child Development-Teaching
Schroeder, Peggy A., Education
Scudder, Bonnie C., Education

Sigrist, Deanna M., Education 
Simms, Barbara J., Child Development-Teaching 
Skinner, Carla J., Retailing 
Smith, Carol L., Retailing
Smith, Margaret J., Child Development-Teaching 
Sneesby, Janice I., Home Economics Extension

Sparkia, Janet D., Retail Merchandising 
Spector, Nancy J., Retailing 
Spodeck, Nancy A., Nutrition 
Steinke, Barbara F., Interior Design 
Taylor, Ann W., Interior Design 
Temple, Ann M., General

Vanderpool, Marie L., Nutrition Research 
Ward, Ruth A., Education 
Wells, Ann, Dietetics
Wietzke, Mary L., Child Development-Teaching 
Willett, Carol L., Education 
Zbock, Audrey J., General

With the College of Science and Arts 
division, the number of colleges with 
which Natural Science majors must coordinate 
has been reduced to those of Agriculture, 
Veterinary Medicine, and Education.

COLLEGE OF 

NATURAL SCIENCE

FOUNDED: 1962 

DEAN: Richard U. Byerrum

403

Adams, Constance J., Nursing 
Allison, David P., Pre-Med 
Anderson, Marjorie E., Nursing 
Arden, Valerie A., Mathematics 
Arlow, Michael S., Chemistry

Badra, Philip L., Chemistry
Barbour, Michael G., Biological Sciences
Barningham, Sara L., Biological Sciences-D¡visional
Bartholomew, Robert C., Mathematics
Bayles, John M., Mathematics
Beattie, Marilyn K., Nursing

Bedford, Judith L., Nursing 
Belding, William A., Pre-Med 
Belobraidich, Frank G., Geology 
BeMiller, Stephen G., Mathematics 
Berry, Paul W., Physical Science
Betterly, Carol A., Mathematics-Secondary Education

Bitney, Barbara J., Biological Science
Boehm, Dennis R., Chemistry
Bowen, Sandiland, Statistics
Boyer, Carole L., Nursing
Bradley, Ellen M., Zoology
Brayton, Evelyn H., MAT; Mathematics

Brinn, John H., Mathematics
Cargill, I. Jean, Mathematics-Education
Caston, Michael L., Zoology
Challis, Ruth Ann, Biology
Chateau, Jerry D., Mathematics
Cherven, Patricia A., Biological Sciences

Coad, Charles D., Mathematics 
Conant, Donald D., Mathematics 
Courtad, William J., Mathematics 
Cowlishaw, Robert J., Zoology 
Cox, Ronda L., Mathematics 
Daleo, Mary F., Mathematics-Education

Damman, Ronald E., Mathematics 
Davis, Larry L., Mathematics 
Deamud, James R., Chemistry 
DeMott, Richard M., General Science 
Derr, Marcia M., Nursing Education 
Doxtator, Cynthia J., Mathematics

College of Natural Science

Doyle, Ada T., Nursing 
Drummond, Phillenore A., Biochemistry 
Durkee, Carol J., Nursing-Education 
Dvorak, Thomas E., Zoology 
Dzurella, Cecelia A., Chemistry 
Edgley, Carolea, Nursing

Eiker, William L., Mathematics
Eldridge, Raymond R., Mathematics-Education
Elwer, Gale E., Mathematics
Engelsman, Thomas R., Mathematics
English, Justin G., Zoology
Fadous, Raymond Y., Mathematics

Farnham, Katherine A., Microbiology-Public Health
Farnam, Katherine E., Mathematics
Farnum, Norman T., Physical Science
Fischer, Ernest G., Geology
Forbes, Miriam J., Zoology
Frisbie, Steven J., Mathematics

Garza, Michael, Microbiology-Public Health 
Gauger, Carole A., Nursing 
Gebus, Theodora R., Chemistry-Education 
Gieseler, James W., Mathematics 
Gingrich, Jake J., Mathematics 
Goodwin, Jessica J., Zoology

Goodwin, Richard E., Mathematics 
Green, William R., Zoology 
Griffin, Thomas J., Mathematics 
Gutowski, Gerald E., Chemistry 
Guynn, Robert W., Pre-Med 
Hack, Jeffrey I., Mathematics

Halkola, Elizabeth M., Nursing 
Hamburger, Robert J., Zoology 
Hammond, Sharon K., Nursing 
Hansen, Barbara S., Mathematics-Education 
Hansen, Bonnie J., Mathematics-Education 
Haske, Gail E., Mathematics

Hendges, Lois A., Mathematics-Physical Science
Hendrickson, Karen L., Nursing
Henn, Albert E., Zoology
Herbst, Honor E., Physics-Mathematics
Heuser, Robert F., Geology
Hill, Constance H., Zoology

Hill, Donald G., Geology 
Hillard, David L., Geology 
Hobert, John S., Mathematics-Education 
Hobbs, Linore W., Mathematics 
Hodges, James K., Chemistry 
Horowitz, Lawrence M., Physical Science

Howell, Kenneth A., Botany
Huffmaster, Roberta L., Mathematics-Physical Sci.
Hunter, James R., Physics-Chemistry
Huntington, Janice M., Nursing
Inglis, Lome T., Geology
Jefferson, Thomas G., Mathematics

405

Johnson, Don R., Chemistry
Johnston, George T., Physics
Jungwirth, Alessandra I., Botany
Junke, W. Michael, Chemistry
Kahler, Lee W., Physiology
Keech, Susan M., Mathematics-Physical Science

Keith, Warren E., Geophysics
Kienke, Janice K., Nursing
Kliem, Deraid R., Physics
Knoblauch, Harold C., Geology
Kroth, Martin A., Chemistry
Krueger, Detlaf E., Mathematics-Physical Science

Kuenzli, John A., Mathematics-Education 
Kugel, Elizabeth E., Microbiology-Public Health 
Lamb, Phillip R., Mathematics-Physical Science 
Lamphere, Lottie L., Nursing 
Landy, Patrick O., Physics 
Laske, Thomas J., Zoology

Lin, Paul P., Physics 
Lindquist, Carl L., Zoology 
Lippson, Robert L., Zoology 
Loomer, Harry T., Geography 
Loomis, Margaret M., Mathematics 
Lott, Ronald D., Mathematics-Education

Lum, Carole S., Biological Science-Divisional 
Luther, Kent T., Zoology 
Manning, Peter C., Physics 
Marion, Nancy J., Nursing 
Matthews, Robert W., Entomology 
Mauter, Susan J., Biological Science

McClellan, Anita L., Mathematics-Secondary Ed. 
Mead, Kenneth W., Mathematics-Physical Science 
Meinhold, Dale L., Mathematics-Physical Science 
Middleton, Valerie A., Mathematics-Education 
Miller, Harriet F., Biological Science-Divisional 
Miller, Marguerite Y., Mathematics-Physical Science

Minford, Marilyn A., Zoology
Moon, Ferdinand W., Microbiology-Public Health
Moorehead, Robert A., Zoology
Morrison, Judith, Chemistry
Moulton, Kern A., Mathematics
Murray, James G., Mathematics

Murray, Ronald R., Mathematics 
Ondrick, Charles W., Geology 
Palaszek, Bernadette M., Nursing 
Pearsall, Margo T., Nursing 
Pennock, Paul R., Mathematics 
Penrod, James C., Biological Science

Plies, Uldris, Chemistry
Reid, Joseph D., Mathematics
Rheinstein, Peter H., Mathematics
Riley, Joseph W., Biological Sciences-Divisional
Rivas, Armando E., Biology
Rose, Robert M., Zoology

College of Natural Science

Quesnel, Richard W., Mathematics 
Quigley, Constance J., Nursing 
Roth, James D., Mathematics-Education 
Roth, John N., Geology 
Schmiege, Lorenz M., Chemistry 
Schreiner, Walter N., Physics

Sell, John E., Chemistry
Sergeant, Ruth A., Nursing
Shah, Balkumar P., Geology
Simonds, Marjorie L., Mathematics-Education
Slaughter, John W., Mathematics-Physical Science
Smith, Judith A., Mathematics-Physical Science

Smith, Wolcott W., Mathematics
Sole, Gary M., Pre-Med
Steffi, Robert J., Chemistry
Steinman, Gary D., Chemistry
Stinski, Mark F., Microbiology-Public Health
Strickland, Douglas J., Physics

Tarno, Larry J., Chemistry 
Tava, Roger C., Mathematics 
Texter, Brenton A., Biological Science 
Thompson, Rhodes E., Entomology 
Thompson, Thomas E., Physical Science 
Thornbury, Barbara M., Zoology

Timmer, Laverne W., Botany 
Tjepkema, James P., Entomology 
Trent, David, Pre-Med 
Tuck, Robert G., Zoology 
Turcotte, Real J., Mathematics 
Usen, Norman, Chemistry

Wagner, Roger O., Mathematics
Waite, Walden L., Mathematics
Wallace, Richard E., Mathematics
Wallis, Barbara, Microbiology and Public Health
Walsh, Gerald E., Zoology
Warfield, Timothy J., Chemistry

Warvari, Elarold E., Chemistry
Weaver, Daniel J., Chemistry
Webb, Charlotte A., Biology
Webster, Bonnie M., Nursing
Weinstein, Stanley E., MA; Statistics
Weirauch, Ronald G., Mathematics-Education

Whiting, William M,, Geology 
Williams, Daniel E., Zoology 
Wilson, Barbara A., Entomolgy 
Wilson, Michael E., Mathematics 
Wolfe, Susan A., Mathematics 
Wood, William L., Physical Sciences

Wright, Angus D., Physics 
Yu, Henry C., Pre-Med 
Zaborowski, Joseph J., Chemistry 
Zientek, Carol A., Zoology-Education 
Zitter, Thomas A., Plant Pathology 
Zuehlke, David E., Mathematics

407

COLLEGE OF 

SOCIAL SCIENCE

FOUNDED: 1962 

DEAN: Louis L. McQuitty

Of the 3,000 students enrolled in the 
programs offered by the College of Social 
Science, the largest single category is 
the social science major previously 
considered a divisional major.

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408

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College of Social Science

Adelson, Jane S., Social Science 
Ahern, Owen C., Pre-Law 
Allshouse, David M., Urban Planning 
Anderson, Gordon G., Psychology 
Anderson, Larry S., Political Science

Anderson, Sharon E., Education 
Andris, Thomas R., Social Science 
Arpino, Patsy F., Political Science 
Ashby, John A., Divisional Social Science 
Attaway, Bob J., Political Science 
Babcock, George R., Education

Baldwin, James H., Psychology
Balfour, A. Joan, Social Work
Balgooyen, Frederic, Political Science, Pre-Law
Barner, Patsy M., Social Work
Barnett, William K., Sociology
Bartlett, Cody B., Political Science

Beal, Julie A., Divisional Social Science 
Bean, Stephen M., Psychology 
Beaudry, Margaret E., Social Work 
Bedson, Carolyn M., Social Work 
Bee, William W., Divisional Social Science 
Belaski, John K., Political Science, Pre-Law

Bennett, Richard A., Divisional Social Science 
Benton, Robert B., Divisional Social Science 
Berenson, Marvin L., Div. Social Science, Pre-Law 
Berry, Daniel L., Economics 
Beuthian, Ann E., Sociology 
Bidwell, Priscilla R., Social Work

409

 
Billings, James E., Economics 
Blohm, Louise C., Psychology 
Bloom, James H., Police Administration 
Blouin, Judith R., Police Administration 
Blowers, John G., Social Science 
Bolich, Spencer J., Psychology

Bond, Thomas H., Div. Social Science, Pre-Law 
Bouvy, Franklin J., Political Science 
Bradford, Melinda A., Social Science 
Brand, Thomas H., Divisional Social Science 
Brennan, Marion K., Social Work 
Britten, Robert A., Sociology

Brockmyre, Philip C., Social Work
Brooks, Janet M., Political Science
Brown, Jenny L., Div. Social Science, Education
Brown, Ronald B., Correctional Administration
Bryant, Cheryl D., Social Work
Buck, Richard E., Social Science

Bucknell, Edward K., Divisional Social Science 
Buikema, Donald H., Political Science 
Bulkley, Frank, Economics 
Burns, Gary A., Political Science 
Button, James W., Police Administration 
Byrnes, Lawrence W., Divisional Social Science

Carlson, Howard W., Sociology 
Carrigan, Robert W., Social Science 
Carson, Peggy L., Social Science 
Castov, Norene D., Social Work 
Chamelin, Neil C., Police Administration 
Chandler, James L., Divisional Social Science

Channing, Linda A., Economics 
Chartrand, Douglas A., Economics 
Cherry, James E., Industrial Psychology 
Christensen, Ronald J., Psychology 
Christoff, Luben M., Political Science 
Cohen, Burton R., Psychology

Collins, Albert F., Landscape Architecture 
Colman, Susan J., Divisional Social Science 
Comstock, Robert A., Divisional Social Science 
Conley, Susan A., Psychology 
Connors, James, Divisional Social Science 
Conway, Paul G., Social Science

Cook, Archie F., Psychology 
Cook, Jacob E., Economics 
Cook, Margaret L., Sociology 
Cookingham, Frank G., Social Science 
Coolman, Duane R., Divisional Social Science 
Cox, David L., Psychology

Crissey, Forrest E., Divisional Social Science 
Curtis, Barbara L., Social Work 
Cushing, Kerry B., Law Enforcement 
Cutter, Charles A., Divisional Social Science 
Dailey, Thomas L., Police Administration 
Dalenberg, Linda L., Sociology

College of Social Science

Damson, Jack E., Psychology 
Dancy, Jerry L., Industrial Security 
Darby, Joel A., Psychology 
Davidson, William R., Psychology 
Davis, Marlin E., Industrial Security 
Davis, William J., Personnel Management

Decker, Robert J., Sociology 
Dekker, Deborah, General Social Science 
DeMeester, Ruth J., Social Science 
DeMilio, Michael S., Social Science 
DeSano, Peter J., Psychology 
Detwiler, Donald R., Urban Planning

Dmoch, Thomas S., Landscape Architecture 
Dolleck, Maxine H., Social Work 
Domzalski, Cecilia E., Police Administration 
Drewek, Patty J., Social Work 
Duncan, John D., Divisional Social Science 
Durell, Mary E., Social Science

Eastman, Ronald L., Economics 
Eckert, Joseph L., Landscape Architecture 
Edsall, John F., Landscape Architecture 
Eggert, James C., Pre-Law 
Elliott, Harvey J., Divisional Social Science 
Evans, Elwin D., Geography

Ferber, Robert K., Police Administration 
Fields, Edward G., Sociology and Psychology 
Filion, Joffre W., Geography 
Fisher, Alice, Divisional Social Science 
Furry, Susan W., Social Science 
Futoran, Herbert S., Pre-Law

Galleher, Marilyn J., Sociology
Gallie, Thomas D., Pre-Law
Gerlach, C. Fred, Landscape Architecture
Gilson, Kenneh B., Economics
Gluba, Blair M., Police Administration
Goldman, Arnold J., General Social Science

Goldstein, Aaron A., Social Work 
Goldstein, Stefany P., Political Science 
Graff,. Daniel, Pre-Law 
Grand, Joseph L., Pre-Law 
Granowitz, Joan E., Social Work 
Greene, Gwendolyn, Psychology

Greifendorf, Arlyn J., General Social Science
Gremel, Judith C., Education
Hall, Douglas A., Sociology
Haller, Richard W., Psychology
Hammond, Neale P., Divisional Social Science
Hammond, Steven L., Divisional Social Science

Hanna, Kathleen, Political Science
Hardt, Robert D., Div. Social Science, Education
Harmon, Catherine A., Psychology
Harris, Richard M., Divisional Social Science
Hart, Terry A., Divisional Social Science
Hatch, James E., Social Science

411

Hatch, Joan H., Divisional Social Science 
Haver, Lance A., Divisional Social Science 
Hawes, Gary L., Sociology 
Hayashi, Ronald S., Industrial Security 
Held, Robert, Psychology 
Helmer, James 1.., History

Henderson, Barbara J., Social Science 
Hernstat, John S., Divisional Social Science 
Herrick, William M., Divisional Social Science 
Herron, Linda L., Div. Social Science, Education 
Hext, Thomas R., Divisional Social Science 
Hienton, Ethel M., Div. Social Science, Education

Hilding, Bertil A., Industrial Psychology 
Hoeg, Bion L., Psychology 
Holden, David L., Divisional Social Science 
Hornbach, Oskar M., Divisional Social Science 
Horton, Nan F., Social Science 
Horwitt, Henry, Political Science

Hoste, Douglas W., Pre-Law 
Housler, Leon D., Social Science 
Howard, Robert C., Social Science 
Hughes, John A., Divisional Social Science 
Hull, Robert J., Political Science 
Hunsberger, Sally I., Divisional Social Science

Hymes, Brian S., Psychology
Ide, Kenneth M., Social Science
Innés, Robert B., Psychology
Jackson, Richard C., Sociology and Anthropology
Jackson, William M., Landscape Architecture
Janner, Judy K., Sociology

Jannsohn, Marion E., Sociology and Anthropology 
Jay, Arthur J., Pre-Law 
Jesmore, Kenneth L., Political Science 
Johnston, Albert M., Police Administration 
Johnson, Theodore L., Political Science 
Johnstone, George R., Divisional Social Science

Jones, Sandra A., Social Work 
Joy, Dennis M., Psychology 
Junas, Joan, Sociology
Karmann, Norlaine K., Divisional Social Science 
Kazenko, Edward J., Political Science 
Kelm, Margaret F., Social Work

Kelsch, Buddy D., General Law Enforcement 
Kennedy, Edward J., Political Science 
Ketive, Samuel G., Divisional Social Science 
Kettler, Gordon W., Police Administration 
Khadduri, Walid J., Divisional Social Science 
Kiebler, Daryl H., Geography

Kienbaum, Barbara E., Social Science 
Kim, Dong Bin, Economics 
Klan, Peter W., Landscape Architecture 
Knight, Richard W., Political Science 
Kolberg, Kurt A., Police Administration 
Kososzka, Janice C., Political Science

College of Social Science

Kramer, James E., Political Science
Krandall, Florence A., Social Work
Krebs, William, Social Science
Krosche, Herta M., Social Science
Kuch, Irene M., Social Science
LaFave, Francis E., Divisional Social Science

Lash, William M., Psychology 
Latterman, Mark A., Political Science 
Lederer, Peter P., Divisional Social Science 
Lehoczky, Steve E., Urban Planning 
Leik, Russel L., Police Administration-Corrections 
Lenett, Richard S., Divisional Social Science

Levitz, Arthur K., Divisional Social Science 
Lewis, Marcia A., Divisional Social Science 
Lewis, Theodora, Div. Social Science, Education 
Liddle, William A., Social Work 
Lippitt, Allen J., Economics 
Liss, Roger J., Psychology

Longwood, Lavonne L., Divisional Social Science
Lucas, Sally E., Social Work
Luoto, Diane J., Social Work
Lynch, Jeremiah L., Pre-Law
Mack, Bradley R., Economics
Maes, Gerald, Landscape Architecture

Magyar, Mary E., Divisional Social Science 
Markham, Frederick C., Landscape Architecture 
May, Stephen M., Divisional Social Science 
McCarthy, Patricia A., Social Psychology 
McCormick, Raymond S., Landscape Architecture 
McDaniel, Catherine E., Divisional Social Science

McGillis, Timothy J., Pre-Law 
McMichael, Dennis D., Social Science 
Mehaffy, John R., Economics 
Menton, Gary M., Pre-Law 
Merrifield, Susan J., Divisional Social Science 
Miller, William H., Psychology

Milord, Jan B., Divisional Social Science 
Minster, Richard W., Psychology 
Mitchell, Kenneth L., Landscape Architecture 
Moore, Terrance E., Police Administration 
Morris, Carol C., Social Science 
Moss, Eldon F. Jr., Social Science

Moxley, Richard R., Economics 
Muller, Robert W., Landscape Architecture 
Murphy, Denn J., Sociology 
Neligan, Patrick T., Social Work 
Nigrelli, James D., Political Science 
Norberg, Tilda A., Divisional Social Science

Norman, Gloria J., Divisional Social Science
Northey, Karen G., Psychology
Oakes, Lois D., Correctional Administration
O’Brien, Bernard B., Divisional Social Science
Ochis, Eileen, Psychology
Olson, Linda B., Divisional Social Science

413

Orr, Joseph A., Pre-Law
Oselka, Rollane! J., Divisional Social Science
Oselka, Ronald P., Pre-Law
Overhiser, Martin W., Urban Planning
Perla, Marilyn A., Social Work
Petersen, Martha E., Social Science

Peterson, Ann L., Divisional Social Science 
Plough, Thomas R., Divisional Social Science 
Poulin, Alexandra F., Social Science 
Pulling, Sarah J., Divisional Social Science 
Rail, Barbara J., Political Science 
Ramsauer, Leroy H., Pre-Law

Rasmusson, Thomas E., Pre-Law
Revord, Raoul D., Police Administration
Rini, Angie J., Geography
Robertson, Linda L., Divisional Social Science
Robinson, Stephen J., Social Science
Robison, Harry A., Political Science

Roman, Suzanne C., Divisional Social Science 
Rosko, Elaine C., Social Work 
Rothchild, Myrna T., Divisional Social Science 
Rowe, James A., Pre-Law
Rundle, Merrie-Roxie, Divisional Social Science 
Ruskin, Robert, Psychology

Rutherford, James H., Political Science
Sabourin, Gary J., Pre-Law
St. John, Kenneth M., Geography
Salt, Janice A., Divisional Social Science
Sanders, Lewis A., Pre-Law
Saundri, Gene A., Pre-Law

Schroeder, Roger L., Divisional Social Science 
Schubert, Gary P., Divisional Social Science 
Schwartz, Charles F., Divisional Social Science 
Schwartz, Lawrence, Pre-Law 
Searing, Donald, Political Science 
Selak, Frederic T., Psychology

Sherff, Louise A., Divisional Social Science 
Shoemaker, Jerry K., Economics 
Siegel, Martin J., Social Science 
Siegel, Mickie J., Economics 
Simpson, Colette K., Political Science 
Slaughter, Linda J., Social Science

Smith David B., Social Science 
Smith, Joseph W., Social Science 
Smith, Judith A., Sociology 
Smith, Karen L., Social Science 
Smith, Robert H., Social Science 
Smith, Valerie, Social Science

Songer, Amos H., Economics 
Sonke, James A., Political Science 
Soper, Spencer O., Social Science 
Sosnoski, Donald R., Accounting 
Soule, Jack W., Social Science 
Sparbel, John W., Urban Planning

College of Social Science

Spencer, Jerilynn V., Police Administration 
Spencer, Terry J., Psychology 
Spevakow, Marcia E., Social Science 
Splawn, Barbara M., Social Science 
Spute, Judith A., Social Science 
Staudacher, Judith E., Social Science

Stein, David L., Urban Planning 
Stein, Joseph H., Social Science 
Steinberg, Lawrence W., Social Science 
Stetson, Ann E., Psychology 
Stockwell, Arlin Z., Social Science 
Stoops, Janice R., Social Science

Stounk, Richard L., Social Science 
Suber, Gordon, Social Science 
Sussex, Linda C., Social Science 
Svatora, Ronald E., Psychology 
Taft, Richard M. Jr., Sociology 
Taylor, Linda N., Psychology

Teachout, Nancy M., Social Science 
Tiejema, Lawrence S., Social Science 
Tinker, Robert H., Social Science 
Tjepkema, Mark J., Psychology 
Tople, Norman J., Psychology 
Trindle, Richard L., Police Administration

Tryloff, Gerald D., Social Science
Turley, Robert O., Social Science
Turner, Dwight E., Geography
Updyke, Edward E., Economics
Ushman, William R., Economics
Vander Veen, Jane E., Police Adm. and Pub. Safety

Vaughan, Marjorie J., Social Science 
Victor, Arthur H., Political Science 
Vitek, Janice K., Social Science 
Wagner, Ethan J., Social Science 
Walker, Judith E., Psychology 
Waltzer, Adrian A., Political Science

Warden, Sandra A., Sociology
Waters, John R., Social Science
Watson, James R., Urban Planning
Weeks, Marilyn C., Police Adm. and Public Safety
Wells, Margo A., Social Science
Wells, Richard D., Social Science

Wexler, Robert J., Political Science
White, Harry B., Social Science
Wicks, Duane J., Urban Planning
Winkler, William Jr., Police Adm. and Pub. Safety
Winters, Harrison R., Social Science
Wise, Roberta A., Psychology

Wolford, Edmund A., Police Administration 
Wood, James N., Psychology 
Wuerfel, Gail P., Social Science 
Wyllie, Robert G., Social Science 
Wyman, Barbara A., Geography 
Zee, Martha J., Psychology

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COLLEGE OF 

VETERINARY 

MEDICINE

FOUNDED:

DEAN: Willis W. Armistead

With the limited amount of laboratory equipment 
which constitutes a vast area of 
veterinary medical study, the number of students 
admitted to the College each fall is 
restricted to 64 hand-picked applicants.

College of Veterinary Medicine

Anderson, Alice J., Medical Technology 
Anderson, Marjorie E., Medical Technology 
Barr, Ann F., Medical Technology

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College of Veterinary Medicine

Beaubien, William L., Medical Technology 
Boatman, Marie A., Medical Technology 
Cherow, Les, DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Chickering, Sherburne M., DVM; Vet. Medicine 
Christensen, James F., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Coolican, Joyce M., Medical Technology

Corwin, Loren L. Jr., Medical Technology 
Davis, Evelyn C., Medical Technology 
Dies, Agnes C., Medical Technology 
Doherty, Michael J., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Evans, Lucinda K., Medical Technology 
Frank, Glenn M., Medical Technology

Gauger, Charles F., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Giesel, James T., Medical Technology 
Hamann, Dennis R., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Hood, Ann K., Medical Technology 
Isoun, Turner T., Microbiology 
Jagoe, Gayle C., Medical Technology

Kakuk, Thomas J., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Kay, William J., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Kemper, Martha J., Medical Technology 
King, Nancy A., Medical Technology 
Kraus, Alan L., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Licht, Emanuel, DVM; Veterinary Medicine

Luepnitz, Carl R., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Mankin, David G., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
McKay, Joan G., Medical Technology 
Miller, Joseph A., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Moss, Robert D., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Norman, Lois E., Medical Technology

Osburn, James A., Medical Technology 
Pals, Arnold J., DM; Veterinary Medicine 
Pennington, Howard C., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Petravicius, Danute Y., Medical Technology 
Place, Michael A., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Powers, Joela M., Medical Technology

Richmond, Donald L., Medical Technology 
Sawa, Thomas R., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Schmidt, Robert C., Medical Technology 
Schreiber, Jerald E., Medical Technology 
Scofield, Susanna, Medical Technology 
Secord, John E., Medical Technology

Shoup, Robert G., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Sinha, Ram Das, MS; Anatomy 
Strong, Ronald J., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Treger, Michael D., Medical Technology 
Tufts, Sharon K., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Velders, Richard W., DVM; Veterinary Medicine

Vincent, Veronica S., Medical Technology 
Weirich, Walter E., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Weisner, Wayne R., Medical Technology 
Whiteside, Jacqueline D., DVM; Veterinary Medicine 
Whitmyer, Donald K., Medical Technology 
Wilder, Arthur M., DVM; Veterinary Medicine

418

SENIOR INDEX

ANDERSON, DORIS I. 
Chicago, III. 
SAECA

A&L

ANDERSON, GAIL A.
East Lansing 
ED
Clubs : Education, Student’s 
Off-Campus, German, History

ALDRICH, LINDA J. 
Vermontville 

ED

ALEXANDER,

PATRICIA A.

Detroit 

ANDERSON, GORDON G. 
Greenville 
SS
Veterans Assn.

ED

ALIZADEH, HORMOZ 
Tehran, Iran 
ENGR
Soccer; Clubs: Bahai, Rifle, 
Agr. Engr.; ASAE

ALLARDYCE, SHARYN L. 
Grosse Pointe 
B&PS
IIB<i>; Young Republicans; 
J-Hop, Water Carnival

ALLEN, CHARLES L. 
Farmington 
0AX

AGR

ALLEN, CYNTHIA J. 
Belding 

A&L

ALLEN, JEROME E. 
AGR
Belleville 
Baptist Student Union, Pres.; 
Forestry Club

ALLEN, E. MICHAEL 
East Lansing 
Sigma Phi Delta;
Tau Beta Pi; Honors College

ENGR

ALLIS, EDWARD W.
Howell 
Phi Lambda Tau;
Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi

ENGR

ANDERSON, JAMES M. 
Jackson 
Marketing Club

B&PS

ANDERSON, JUDITH K. 
Benton Harbor 
ASA; Clubs : Child 
Development, Fresh.
Home Ec.; Block S

HE

ANDERSON, KAREN J. 
Grosse lie 
AZ; Tower Guard; Alpha 
Lamba Delta; Beta Beta 
Beta; WIC; Spartan Women’s 
League; Resident Asst.

A&L

ANDERSON, LARRY S. 
Grosse lie 
AT; IFC

SS

ANDERSON,

MARJORIE E.

Owosso 
VM
Mortar Board; Tower Guard; 
Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha 
Lambda Theta; Honors 
College; AWS; Wesley 
Foundation; Spartan Hosts; 
Spinster Spin

ALLISON, DAVID P. 
Waterloo, N. Y. 
Beta Beta Beta;
Pre Med. Club

NS

ANDERSON,

MARJORIE E.

Sparta 
Sno-caps

NS

A

ABEL, KAREN A.
Forest Park, III. 
AT; Delta Psi Kappa; 
Cheerleader, Capt.;
Spartan Spirit

ED

ABRAMCZYK, THOMAS A. 
Detroit 
ENGR
ASÍ; Porpoise; Swimming 
Team; Men’s Hall Assoc.; 
ASCE; CSO

ABRUZZI, ROBERT M. 
Warren, Ohio 
B&PS
Sigma Pi Eta; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Tau Sigma; Beta Gamma 
Sigma; Newman Club;
Les Gourmets

ABUGHEIDA,

OTHMAN M.

ENGR

East Lansing 
Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Swimming; Arab Club, Pres.; 
Campus UN;
International Club

ACHTERHOF, GIL R. 
Geneseo, III. 
TSK; Phi Sigma Epsilon; 
MSU Players

B&PS

ADAMS, CONSTANCE J. 
Jackson 
Aon

NS

ADAMS, JOHN W.
Ypsilanti 
ASCE;
Baptist Student Found.

ENGR

ADAMS, JOYCE L. 
Bloomfield Hills 

ED

ADAMS, MARY ANNE 
Grand Rapids 

A&L

ADAMS, SALLY A.
Sault Ste. Marie 
Block S; Home Ec. Club; 
Home Ec. Council

HE

ADE, DAVID L.
East Lansing 
B&PS
Intramurals; Clubs: Veterans’ 
Accounting and Finance

ADELSON, JANE S. 
Richmond Hill, N. Y. 

SS

ADELSON, RACHELL C. 
Richmond Hill, N. Y. 
HE
AET, Pres.; Clubs: Retailing, 
French; AWS;
PanHellenic Council

ALLMON, MAUREEN E. 
Jackson 
Young Democrats; Amer. 
Brother-Sister Program

A&L

ALLSHOUSE, DAVID M. 
East Lansing 
Veterans Assn.

SS

ALTMAN, JANET T.
ED
Madison Heights 
Spartan Christian Fellowship

ALTMANSBERGER,

KAREN

Franklin 
AZ; Intramurals; Clubs:
Child Development, Pres.;
Ski; Block S

HE

ALVAREA, MIGUEL A.
Los Teqnes, Venezuela AGR

ADLER, RICHARD G.
Niles 
Accounting Club

B&PS

AMBROSON, BETH A.
AZ; Clubs: Student Educ. 
Assn.; Block and Bridle; Ski

AHERN, OWEN C. 
Birmingham 
Phi Alpha Theta;
Pi Gamma Mu

SS

AITKEN, SUSAN D.
Leawood, Kan. 
HE
AAA; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Kappa Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; 
Mortar Board;
Child Development Club;
Home Ec. Council;
Pershing Rifles,
Corps Sponsor

ALBEE, ALEC A.
Loves Park, 111. 

AGR

A&L

AMSTUTA, A. KEITH 
Midland 
Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia;
Kappa Delta Pi; MSU 
Marching and Concert Band; 
MSU Brass Choir;
MSU Orchestra

ANDERSON, ALEX W. 
Prospect Heights, III. 
Intramurals: football, 
baseball, basketball;
Marketing Club; Luau

B&PS

ANDERSON, ALICE J. 
Ludington 
AXJI

VM

ANDERSON, PAT J. 
Birmingham 
AXQ; AWS; Greek Week; 
MSU Chorus

ED

ANDERSON, SHARON E. 
Saginaw 
SS
Political Science Club

ANDINO, ANA ROSA 
Tegucigalpa, Honduras 
ED 
Clubs; Spanish, International

ANDRÉ, JOYCE A.
Grand Rapids 
Home Ec. Club

HE

ANDREWS, GEORGE A. 
Ludington 
AXA

B&PS

ANDRINGA, ROBERT C. 
Way land 
B&PS
ATA; Blue Key; Outstanding 
Junior Award; Excalibur; 
Scabbard and Blade; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball; Soph. Class Pres.; 
Army ROTC, Brigade 
Commander; Frosh-Soph 
Council; Career Carnival, 
Chmn.; Mr. MSU; IFC,
Pres.; Campus Crusade

ANDRIS, THOMAS R. 
Grosse Pointe Shores 
SAE; Green Helmet; Pi 
Gamma Mu; Tau Sigma; 
Honors College; Varsity 
Track; Freshmen Football

SS 

ANTCZAK, JAMES D. 
Cement City 
MSU Hospital Assn.

B&PS

ALBERTSON, HOWARD R. 
Abington, Pa. 
B&PS
MSU Hotel Assn., Pres.

ANDERSON,

CHRISTINE L.

Grand Rapids 

ED

ANTIOR, JUDITH C.
Flint 

ED

ALDERINK, GAIL A.
Holland 
MSU Chorus;
Sigma Alpha Eta

ED

ANDERSON, CRAIG E. 
Seneca Falls, N. Y. 
«hrA; Intramurals;
Marketing Club

B&PS

APPLEGATE, H. JON 
Rochester 
2AE; Sigma Pi Eta; Delta 
Sigma Pi; Hotel Assoc.

B&PS

BAIR, JAMES G.
East Lansing 
Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
Lambda Chi

APPS, DARRYL E.
Milford 
AKT; Scabbard & Blade; 
Professional Frat. Council; 
Young Republicans; 
Intramurals

B&PS

ARDEN, VALERIE A. 
Livonia 
KA

NS

ARLOW, MICHAEL S. 
Great Neck, N.Y. 
T2A; Sailing Club; Sailing 
Team

NS

ARNOLD, JEFF P.
Ithaca 
AGR
Delta Phi Epsilon; Brazilian 
Club

ARPIN, KENNETH W. 
Detroit 
A&L
Honors College; Intramurals; 
Spartan Christian Fellowship, 
Pres.; Bethel Manor, Pres.; 
Spartan Hosts

ARPINO, PATSY F. 
Auburn, N.Y. 

ARTHUR, JUDY A. 
Traverse City 

SS

ED

ASCENCIO, FRANCES L. 
Flint 
ED
Campus UN; Spanish Club; 
Newman Club

ASHBY, JOHN A.
Ft. Smith, Ark. 
SS
TSK; Pi Gamma Nu; Student 
Traffic Court

ATTAWAY, BOB J.
Flint 

SS

AUSTIN, WAYNE R.
Detroit 
Marketing Club; Rifle Club

B&PS

AYALA, ADOLPH J. 
Saginaw 

SS

AYLESWORTH, 

MARGARET A. 

Alexandria, Va. 
HE
TTB; Block S; MSU Chorus; 
Water Carnival; Child 
Development Club

AYLWARD, THEODORE D. 
Wayne 
A&L
ITK<i>, Pres.; Blue Key; 
Omicron Delta Kappa; MSU 
Marching Band; IFC

B

BABB, CAROL L.
Grand Rapids 
AHA; Home Ec. Club

BABCOCK, GEORGE R. 
White Cloud 

SS

BACON, JUDITH A.
East Lansing 
ZTA; Woman’s Glee Club; 
SEA; Block S; J-hop; Union 
Board; Water Carnival

ED

BADDER, KAREN L. 
Midland 
ED
Xi2; Water Carnival; J-hop; 
Luau; Greek Week; IFC, Sec.

BADRA, PHILIP L.
Lansing 
Clubs: Pre-Med., Newman

NS

B&PS

BAER, DONALD E.
Glencoe, III. 
Green Helmet; Blue Key; 
Sigma Pi Eta; Outstanding 
Junior; Campus UN;
Elsworth House; Frosh-Soph 
Council; AUSG; Union Board

BAIR, WILLIAM C.
Lansing 
Fisheries & Wildlife Club

AGR

BAIRD, DELORES A. 
Bellevue 
Wesley Found.

ED

BAKER, DUANE R.
Bad Axe 
Farmhouse, Pres.; Agr.
Econ. Club

AGR

BAKER, JAMES W.
Grand Rapids 
SAE; ASME

ENG

BALDEN, JANET L. 
Huntington Woods 
A&L
KA; Wolverine; Union Board

BALDWIN, BARBARA S. 
Rochester 
ED
AT; Wolverine; Intramurals: 
Basketball, Softball; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival; Activities 
Carnival; IFC-PanHel Ball

BALDWIN, JAMES H. JR. 
New Baltimore, N.Y. 
Arnold Air Soc.;
Football Mgr.

SS

BALFOUR, A. JOAN 
Port Huron 
National Social Work 
Honorary; Wesley Found.

SS

BALGOOYEN,
FREDRIC F.

Muskegon 
Ben

BALL, CAROL A.
East Lansing 
Honors College

SS

A&L

BAMBER, WILLIAM J. 
Howell 
ATP; Alpha Zeta; 
Promenaders

AGR

BANGERTER, KAREN E. 
St. Clair Shores 
ED
Circle Honorary; Young 
Republicans; Homecoming; 
Water Carnival

BANISTER, SHIRLEY A. 
Rives Junction 
SEA

A&L

BANNING, GEORGE W. 
Columbus, Ohio 
SAE; Clubs: Sailing, Agr. 
Econ., Agronomy;
Greek Week

AGR

BARCLAY, ELIZABETH M. 
CA
Grand Rapids 
SK

BARKER, DANIEL E. 
Belmont 
ASME; SAE

ENGR

BARKEY, NANCY E.
Lansing 
Wolverine

A&L

BARK WELL, BETSY B. 
Grand Rapids 
AT; AWS Judic., Pres.

A&L

BARNARD, STEPHEN M. 
Grandville 
Delta Phi Epsilon

ED

BARNER, PATSY M.
Traverse City 
Wesley Found.

SS

BARNES, ANTOINETTE T.
Kinderhook, N.Y. 
A&L
MSU Chorus

HE

BARBOUR, MICHAEL G. 
Lansing 

NS

AGR

BARNES REBECCA J. 
Cadillac 
ATA

HE

419

BARNETT, WILLIAM K. 
SS
Detroit 
Alpha Kappa Delta; Honors 
College; University Scholar; 
Sr. Council; Campus UN; 
Veterans Assn.; AUSG

BARNINGHAM, SARA L. 
Pontiac 
NS
AX12; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Beta Beta Beta;
Resident Asst.

BARON, NORBERT J. 
Lackawanna, N.Y. 

A&L

BARR, ANN F.
Southfield 
VM
Alpha Delta Theta; Beta Beta 
Beta; Canterbury Club

BARRETT, DOROTHY R. 
West Chester, Pa. 
Women’s Glee Club;
MSU Chorus;
Lutheran Student Assn.

A&L 

BARRY, DONALD L. 
Hastings 
B&PS
AS#; Wolverine; Intramurals; 
Accounting Club; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

BARTELS, SHARON A. 
Detroit 
Spartan Women’s League

ED

BARTHOLOMEW, JOHN A. 
AGR
Berkey, Ohio 
Farmhouse; Agr. Econ. Club

BARTHOLOMEW,

ROBERT C.
Grand Rapids 
Phi Eta Sigma;
Green Helmet; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Gamma Delta;
Young Republicans

NS

BARTLETT, CODY B. 
Marcellus, N.Y. 
Honors College; J-Council

SS

BARTLETT, MARY JO 
East Lansing 
Young Republicans;
Ski Club; WAA; SNEA

ED

BARTOS, JOHN N.
Midland 
Tau Beta Pi; Knight’s of 
St. Patrick; ASCE, Pres.

ENGR

BASH, PAUL L.
Findlay, Ohio 
B&PS
Green Helmet; Sigma Pi Eta, 
Pres.; Beta Gamma Sigma; 
Men’s Glee Club

BASSETT, A. SUZANNE 
Grand Rapids 
AXii, Pres.; Sorority Sing; 
Clubs: Home Ec., Home 
Educ., Fresh. Home Ec.

HE

BASSETT, WILLIAM R. 
Detroit 
Fresh. Hockey

B&PS

BAUM, CHARLES S.
Grosse Pointe Farms  B&PS

BAUMAN, DENNIS E.
Flint 
ASH; Accounting &
Finance Club

B&PS

BAUMANN, CARL L. 
Highland, 111. 
Dairy Club

AGR

BAUMGRAS, JANE H. 
Lansing 

ED

BAYHA, KEITH D.
Bellevue 
Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta;
Beta Beta Beta; Fisheries & 
Wildlife Club, Pres.;
Fresh. Football

AGR

BAYLES, JOHN M. 
Franklin, N.J. 

NS

420

BEAL, ALLEN C.
Three Rivers 
AGR
Dairy Club; Wesley Found.

BEAL, JULIE A.
Three Rivers 
Wesley Foundation

SS

BEAN, STEPHEN M.
SS
Detroit 
Pre-Med. Club; Varsity Club; 
Badminton Club; Varsity 
Tennis Team; Intramural 
Hockey; Water Carnival

BEATTIE, MARILYN K. 
Kalamazoo 
Circle Honorary; WIC; 
Sno-Caps

NS

BEATTIE, MARTHA K. 
Detroit 
NEA; MSU Ski Club;
Sparton Hi-Wagon; 
Intramurals

ED

BEATY, EL WIN M.
Pontiac 
IRE-AIEE: Clubs: Sailing, 
Chemistry, Judo;
Intramural Football

ENGR

BEAUBIEN, WILLIAM L. 
VM
East Lansing 

BEAUCHAMP, RONALD J. 
Kingsford 
B&PS
Marketing Club; Management 
Club; Veterans Assn.

BEAUDRY, MARGARET E. 
SS
Southgate 

BECK, FRED A.
Morenci 
Industrial Arts Club

ED

BECKER, ALBERT A.
East Lansing 

A&L

BECKER, EARNEST J. 
Lansing 

ED

BECKETT, CHARLENE M. 
Cass City 
ED
Promenaders; Newman Club; 
Catholic Student Organ.

BEDFORD, JUDITH L.
East Lansing 
ASA; Sno-Caps, Pres.;
Acrobat Club; Christian 
Student Found.

NS

BEDSON, CAROLYN M. 
Royal Oak 
J-Hop; Water Carnival

SS

BEE, WILLIAM W.
Detroit 
#A0

BEHRENS; ILENE R. 
Williamston 
aaii

SS

ED

BEHRENWALD,
DONALD A.

Lakeview 
ATP; Agr. Econ. Club; 
Greek Week;
IFC-PanHel Dance

AGR

BEISSEL, JUDITH A. 
Concord 
AOII; Home Ec. Club; 
Women’s Glee Club;
St. John’s Choir;
Catholic Student Organ.

BELASKI, JOHN K. 
Wyandotte 
Phi Sigma Alpha;
Frosh-Soph Council;
Newman Club; AUSG

HE

SS

BELDING, WILLIAM A. 
East Lansing 
NS
ROTC Pistol Team; Varsity 
Pistol Team

BEMILLER, STEPHEN G. 
Evansville, Ind. 
NS
#K#; Phi Eta Sigma; Green 
Helmet; Pi Mu Epsilon;
Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Basketball

BENNET, RICHARD A. 
Davison 
#TA

SS

BENTON, ROBERT B.
Grosse Point 
ATA; Scabbard and Blade; 
AUSG; Campus Chest

SS

BERENSON, MARVIN L. 
Hollis Hills, N.Y. 
Pi Gamma Mu; AUSG

SS

BERGDOLT, PAUL F. 
Vassar 
ENGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Lambda
Tau; ASAE; Gamma Delta

BISHOP, RICHARD T.
East Lansing 

ED

BITNEY, BARBARA J. 
Albion 
NS
AOII; Beta Beta Beta; MSU 
Players Univ. Theater 
Productions

BLACK, PAMELA S. 
Jamaica, N.Y. 

A&L

BLACKMAN, ROBBIN R. 
East Lansing 
MSU Marching Band

AGR

BLAKE, D. STEVEN 
East Lansing 
Ski Club; ROTC Officers 
Club; Resident Asst.

A&L

BLAKEMAN, WILLIAM J. 
Muskegon Hts. 
ED
SEA; MSU Band

BERLIN, SYLVIA
Buffalo, N.Y. 
SEA

ED

BLAKESLEE, PAUL A.
East Lansing 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE

ENGR

BERNHARD, RONALD G. 
Schenectady, N.Y. 
AGR
Forestry Club

BERRY, DANIEL L.
Standish 
Canterbury Club

BERRY, PAUL W.
Grayline 
Ski Club

SS

NS

BEST, KAREN A.
Kalamazoo 
Honors College; Humanist 
Club; Red Cedar Review

A&L

BETTERLY, CAROL A. 
Cheboygan 

NS

BEUCHE, ANTOINETTE 
Saginaw 
A&L
KA0; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tau Sigma; Wolverine; Water 
Carnival; Career Carnival; 
J-Hop

BEUTHIEN, ANN E. 
Birmingham 
ASA

SS

BEUTHIEN, TOM M. 
Birmingham 
IIK#; Activities Carnival;
IFC; Homecoming;
Water Carnival

B&PS

BEYER, RICHARD J.
East Lansing 
State News

CA

BID WELL, PRISCILLA R. 
Chicago Heights, III. 
Phi Alpha; MSU Mixed 
Chorus; Wesley Found.

SS

BIEBESHEIMER,
BERNITA LEE 

Wayne 
KA; Water Carnival; Child 
Dev. Club

HE

BIELEFELD, BARBARA C. 
CA
Kalamazoo 
KA0; International Club; 
Orchesis

BIENSTOCK, IRIS S. 
Southfield 
Child Dev. Club

B1FERNO, KAREN 
Grand Rapids 
Activities Carnival;
SMEA; NEA

HE

ED

BILLINGS, JAMES E.
SS
East Lansing 
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Sigma; 
AUSG; Students Off Campus; 
Christian Student Found.; 
Intramurals

BLAZEJEWSKI,
RICHARD J.

Saginaw 
Clubs: Porpoise, MSU 
Varsity; MSU Swimming 
Team; Bower House, Pres.

ED

BLEIBERG, ROBYN S. 
Jackson Heights, N.Y. 
Wolverine; Water Carnival; 
Homecoming

ED 

BLISS, STEPHEN R.
Midland 

B&PS

BLOHM, LOUISE C.
Bay side, N.Y. 
Delta Phi Epsilon; Clubs: 
Biology, Psychology; Hillel; 
PanHellenic Council

SS

BLOMQUIST, HARLAN E. 
Port Huron 
ED
Business Ed Honorary

BLOOM, JAMES H.
Detroit 
Veterans Assn; Fresh. 
Football

B&PS

BLOMMER, MARY V. 
Grand Rapids 

A&L

BLOUGH, BEVERLY J. 
Grand Rapids 
AOII; Gamma Delta

A&L

BLOUIN, JUDITH R. 
Lexington 
Alpha Phi Sigma

SS

BLOW, KENNETH H. 
Gloversville, N.Y. 
Intramurals: Softball, 
Basketball

ENGR

BLOWERS, JOHN G. 
Westbury, N.Y. 
#K#; MSU Players; Water 
Carnival; Union Board Week; 
Activities Carnival

SS

BOATMAN, MARIE A. 
Eaton Rapids 

VM

BOEHM, DENNIS R.
Grand Rapids 

NS

BOHN, BARBARA W. 
Grosse Point 
HE
2K; Ski Club; Comm: Greek 
Week Community Project, 
J-Hop; Water Carnival

BOILARE, ALLAN E. 
Alpena 
Intramurals: Basketball, 
Baseball

B&PS

BOLEY, DAVID M.
Cadillac 
Men’s Glee Club; Baptist 
Student Fellowship

A&L

BOLGER, MAREL L. 
Sebewaing 
HE
ZTA; SMEA; Clubs: Fresh. 
Home Ec., Home Ec. 
Teaching, Campus 4-H

BOLICH, SPENCER J.
Grand Rapids 
ATA; IFC; Union Board; 
Career Carnival; Intramurals

SS

BOLTER, NANCY A.
Grand Rapids 
SEA; Luau

ED

BOND, THOMAS H. 
Chicago, III. 
AS#; Comms: IFC; Greek 
Week; Block and Bridle Club; 
Weightlifting Club; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball

SS

BONINE, LORA K. 
Kalamazoo 
AWS Jud. Board; Ed. 
Council; Home Ec. Club; 
Water Carnival

BOURKE, MARY A.
Detroit 
T#B; Swimming Team

ED

ED

BOUVY, FRANKLIN J. 
Dearborn 
Delta Phi Epsilon; 
Intramurals; Comms: Water 
Carnival, Luau; Young 
Democrats

SS

BOWEN, LEE A.
Baldwin, N.Y. 
AX; Student Congress;
Greek Week; AUSG

B&PS

BOWEN, SANDILAND G. 
Saline 
Angel Flight Commander; 
AFROTC Sponsor; Water 
Carnival; Blood Drive

NS

BOWER, JERRY L.
Lansing 
Phi Alpha Theta;
Phi Kappa Phi

A&L

BOWKER, MARILYN M. 
Three Oaks 

ED

BOYER, CAROLE L. 
Manistee 
Kappa Phi; Wolverine;
Young Republicans; 
Sno-Caps; Wesley Foundation

NS

BOYER, JUDITH N. 
Birmingham 
Canterbury Club

ED

BOYLAND CHARLES E. 
Grand Rapids 
Newman Club;
Veterans Assn.

B&PS

BRACONE, RICHARD J. 
Castile, N.Y. 
*2#E; Packaging Society

AGR

BRADBERRY, JAMES H. 
Lansing 

AGR

BRADEN, NANCY R.
Flint 

ED

BRADFORD, MELINDA A. 
Chicago, III. 
SS
AUSG; AWS

BRADLEY, ELLEN M. 
Williamsville, N.Y. 
NS
KA0, Pres.; Beta Beta Beta; 
Helot, Student Ed.; AUSG; 
Student-Faculty Social Comm.

BELOBRAIDICH,

FRANK G.
East Lansing 

BISHOP, KAREN K.
East Lansing 
ASA, Pres.

B&PS

NS

BOLEN, JONATHAN R. 
LaPorte, Ind. 
ATi2; MSU Marching Band; 
Clubs: Management, 
Marketing

B&PS

BRADLEY,

MARGUERITE A.

St. Clair Shores 
Young Democrats;
History Club

A&L

BRADY, GARY J.
Lansing 
A&L
Students Off Campus; Pistol 
Club; Judo Club

BRAFF, HARRIET L.
Detroit 

ED

BRAID, MARGARET A. 
Lake Orion 

A&L

BROOKS, JUDITH A.
Grosse Pointe 
A All; Amer. Inst, of 
Designers; Water Carnival; 
Greek Week

HE

BURCH, CHRISTINE L. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Arnold Air Society Sponsor;
Angel Flight; Judo Club; 
Winged Spartans;
Spartan Hi-Wagon

ED

BROWE, LUANNE C. 
Calumet City, III. 
Theta Alpha Phi;
MSU Players

CA

BURDINIE, ROBERT D. 
Grown 

B&PS

BRAND, THOMAS H. 
Lansing 
ATA

SS

BROWN, JAMES L.
East Lansing 
IEE; Veterans Assn.

ENGR

BRANION, MARILYN J. 
Farmington 

ED

BRAY, JAMES L.
Canton, Ohio 

B&PS

BRAYTON, EVELYN H. 
Lansing 
Pi Mu Epsilon

NS

BREEDLOVE, WILLIAM R. 
Flint 
ENGR
ASCE

BREEN RONALD A.
Grand Rapids 
Intramurals: Hockey,
Softball

B&PS

BREMER, JAMES E.
Spartan Village 
Alpha Zeta;
Agr. Econ. Club, Pres.

AGR

BRENNAN, MARION K. 
Capac 
Phi Alpha

SS

BRESTO, JOAN
Detroit 
AXil; Kappa Delta Pi;
Angel Flight;
Student Ed. Assn.

ED

BRETZKE, BARBARA R. 
Fenton 

A&L

BRICK, CHRISTINE M. 
Medford, N. J. 
Ar; Retailing and 
Merchandising Club

HE

BRICKER, REBECCA L. 
Defiance, Ohio 

ED

BRIGGS RANSOM A.
St. Johns 
F2K

B&PS

BRINK, MARCIA K. 
Hamilton 
A<i>; Frosh-Soph Council; 
IFC-PanHel Ball; American 
Brother Sister Program

A&L

BRINN, JOHN H.
Bay City

NS

BRITTEN, ROBERTA A. 
Perry 

SS

BRIZARD,

CHRISTOPHER A.

Detroit 

A&L

BROCKMYRE, PHILIP C. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
Intramural Football; Social 
Work Club; Newman Club

BROKOP, JULIANNE H. 
Detroit 
HE
Sailing Club; Home Ec. Club

BROOKS, H. EDWARD 
Three Rivers 
ArA; Forestry Club; 
Intramurals

AGR

BROOKS, JANET M.
East Lansing 
Pi Sigma Alpha

SS

BROOKS, JOHN R.
Flint 
Wolverine; Young 
Republicans; History Club; 
Water Carnival;
Homecoming; Block S

A&L

BROWN, JENNY L.
Coloma 
SS
Spartan Ambassadors; Wesley 
Found.; Campus UN

BROWN, LOUIS E.
V estaburg 
Eta Kappa Nu

ENGR

BROWN, MARILYN M. 
Vassar 
AZ; Sigma Alpha Eta

ED

BROWN, PATRICIA D. 
Kenmore, N. Y. 
ATA; American Inst, of 
Interior Design

HE

BROWN, ROBERT D. 
Lansing 

A&L

BROWN, ROGER H.
East Lansing 

BROWN, RONALD B. 
Cincinnati, Ohio 
AFA, Pres.; Football;
NAACP, Pres.

CA

SS

BROWNELL, CATHY E. 
Dearborn 
MSU Band; Green Splash

A&L

BROWNLEE, DAVID M. 
Lansing 
Marketing Club;
Students Off-Campus

B&PS

BRUGGEMAN, LINDA L. 
A&L
Clayton 

BRUNDAGE, NANCY C. 
Birmingham 

ED

BRYANT, CHERYL D.
Oak Park 
SS
AXQ, Pres.; Soc. Work Club; 
Catholic Student Center

BUCHANAN, RONALD J. 
Birmingham 
ED
Pi Omega Pi;
Phi Beta Lambda;
MSU Marketing Club

BUCK, RICHARD E.
West Branch 

SS

BUCKNELL, EDWARD K. 
SS
Howell 

BUDDE, ED L.
East Lansing 
Football

ED

BUEHLER, DIANE L. 
Lansing 
HE
Alpha Lambda Delta; Honors 
College; Students Off-Campus

BUFFORD, CAROL J. 
Trenton 
Student Ed. Assn.;
Young Republicans

BUIKEMA, DONALD H. 
Grand Haven 

SS

BUIST, DAVID I.
Grand Rapids 
SAE; ASME

ENGR

BURBAUM, KAY H.
Olean, N. Y. 
Delta Psi Kappa; Orchesis; 
Amer. Brother-Sister Program

ED

BULKLEY, FRANK III 
Long Beach, N. Y. 
SAE; Union Board; Luau; 
Water Carnival; J-Hop; 
IFC-PanHel Ball;
Baseball; Football

SS

BURKE, AMY K.
Howell 
Honors College

BURKE, CARL E.
Livonia 
SAE

A&L

ENGR

BURKE, DAVID M. 
Farmington 
-FT; Arnold Air Society;
Cadet Officers Club; Les 
Gourmets; Alpha Kappa Psi

B&PS

BURLESON, SHARON M. 
Clinton 
AWS; Sr. Council;
Foods & Nutrition Club

HE

BURMAN, LENORE E. 
Detroit 

B&PS

BURNS, BEN J.
East Lansing 
CA
Sigma Delta Chi; Blue Key; 
Excalibur; State News, Editor; 
AUSG; Fencing

BURNS, GARY A.
East Lansing 
■FT; IFC; State News

BURNS, JAMES A.
Chicago, III. 
Forestry Club, Pres.

SS

AGR

BURROUGHS,

BARBARA A.

Southfield 
AXi2; Theta Sigma Phi;
State News;
Spartan Women’s League

CA

BUSH, DANIEL E.
Grand Ledge 
Phi Mu Alpha;
MSU Marching Band;
MSU Concert Band

BUSH, SALLY A.
St. Louis 
Phi Beta Lambda;
Pi Omega Pi

BUSS, PAULINE E. 
Manchester 
Campus 4-H;
Home Ec. Educ. Club

B&PS

HE

BUTLER, CHARLOTTE L. 
Holland 
ED
Activities Carnival; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

BUTLER, PAUL W.
Mt. Clemens 
Phi Eta Sigma;
Green Helmet; State News; 
Spartan Engineer; Frosh-Soph 
Council; AUSG; ASME

ENGR

BUTTERFIELD,
BARBARA M.

BUTTON, BONNIE
East Lansing 

BUTTON, JAMES W. 
Traverse City 
Alpha Phi Sigma

ED

SS

BYBEE, DONALD M. 
Lapeer 
A&L
Pi Gamma Mu; West Shaw, 
Pres.; MSU Players

BYERLY, DONALD D. 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
B&PS 
0X, Pres.; Pi Sigma Epsilon

BYRNES, LAWRENCE W. 
St. Clair Shores 
SS
Pi Gamma Mu; Intramurals

ED

ED
Auburn 
ZTA; Special Education Club

CACCAMISE, DIANNE F. 
Atlanta 

CA

B&PS

CACHOLA, ROY L.
Halaula, Hawaii 
MSU Hotel Assn.; Les 
Gourmets; Men’s Glee Club; 
Water Carnival; University 
Theatre; Hawaiian Club; 
University Chorus

CAINE, ESTHER O. 
Monrovia, Liberia 
African Student Assn.; 
Campus UN;
Sociology Wives Assn.

B&PS

CALLINICOS, JAMES D. 
New York, N. Y. 
B&PS
<t>K2; Clubs: Accounting & 
Finance, Varsity;
Varsity Football, Mgr.

CAMDEN, ANDREW L. 
Detroit 
Wolverine; State News; 
Hillel; Marketing Club;:,' ; 
Water Carnival

B&PS

CAMPAU, MARY J. 
Holland
ata

ED

CAMPBELL, ARLENE G. 
A&L
Fowlerville 

CANNING, DONAVON L.
ED
St. Johns 
Industrial Ed. Assn., Pres. ,

CANNIS, JOHN T.
Highland Park 

B&PS

CARDEN, DONALD C. 
Detroit 
AX A; IFC

B&PS

CARDONE, DAVID F. 
Okemos 
ATfl

B&PS

CARLSON, CLARENCE B. 
Lansing 
A&L
State Singers; MSU Chorus; 
University Theatre

CARLSON, HOWARD W. 
Iron River 
SS
Veterans Assn.

CARLSON, NANCY I. 
Whiting, Ind. 
AXfi; Water Carnival|||g 
Elem. Ed. Club

ED

CARNACO, RONALD A. 
Detroit 
Intramurals

B&PS

CARPENTER, DEAN M. 
Petoskey 
AT; Track Team

B&PS

CARR, ROSEMARY 
Sand Lake 
Related Arts Club;
Newman Club; Luau

HE

CARRICK, RICHARD K. 
Vestaburg 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance Club; 
Veterans Assn.

CARRIGAN, ROBERT W. 
SS
Lansing 
FKF

CARROLL, JAMES K. 
Dolgeville, N. Y. 
4>2K; MSU Activity Band; 
Brass Band

CA

CARRUTHERS, MARY M. 
Bancroft 
ED
AT; Intramurals: Swimming, 
Softball, Basketball;
Union Board; J-Hop; Water 
Carnival; Activity Band; 
Greek Week; J-Council

CARSON, PEGGY L.
Detroit 
Kappa Delta Pi; Clubs: 
Russian, Young Democrats, 
Badminton, History

SS

CARSTENS, KAY J.
Eaton Rapids 

CARTA, JULIO E.
Flint 
International Club;
Spanish Club, Pres.

B&PS

B&PS

CARTER, BARBARA L. 
Dearborn 
KA

A&L

CARTIER, M. LYNNE 
Grand Rapids 
PanHellenic Council;
Varsity Club Queen

ED

CARVEY, DAVID G. 
Midland 

AGR

CASH, JOSETTE H.
Southfield
Water Carnival

ED

CASHMAN, LINDA L. 
Glenview, III. 

ED

CASSIDY, CAROL C.
Grand Rapids 
A&L
Mortar Board; Tower Guard; 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Kappa Delta Pi; Outstanding 
Jr. Award; AUSG;
Spartan Round Table;
J-Hop; Union Board

CASSIDY, CATHLEEN A. 
Detroit 
ED
2K; Water Carnival;
Union Board; Greek Feast

CASSIDY, SARAH J. 
Midland 
Union Board; Block S

A&L

CASTIGLIA, RONALD C. 
Harrison, N. Y. 
ENGR
ASME; Intramurals:
Football, Basketball

CASTON, MICHAEL L. 
Riverdale, N. Y. 
ZBT; Intramurals; Pre-Vet 
Club; Union Board; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival

NS

CASTOR, NORENE D. 
Southgate 
A Oil; Social Workers Club

SS

CATHERMAN, RONALD L. 
ED
Lansing 

CATTO, SALLIE A. 
Troy

A&L

CEDERHOLM, ELNA A. 
Hartford City, Ind. 
Alpha Epsilon Rho;
Jr. 500-Queen

CA

CHADWICK, JUDITH L. 
Atlanta 
A&L
History Club

CHALLIS, RUTH ANN 
Dearborn 
Beta Beta Beta; Delta Psi 
Kappa; Intramurals; Concert 
Band; Activity Band

NS

CHAMELIN, NEIL C. 
Sarasota, Fla. 
Pershing Rifles;
Alpha Phi Sigma

SS

SS

CHANDLER, JAMES L. 
Ann Arbor 
4>KF; Excalibur;
Outstanding Junior Award; 
AUSG; Campus Chest; 
MHA; Spartan Round Table; 
Spartan Hosts;
Spartan Ambassadors; 
Intramurals; Swimming; 
Emmons Hall, Pres.

CHANNING, LINDA A. 
Iron Mountain 

SS

421

AGR

CARGILL, I. JEAN 
Flint

NS

CHAPMAN, BARBARA F. 
East Lansing 
ED
ASA

CLARK, ROBERTA E. 
Medina, N. Y. 
Educ. Club; Block S

ED

ED

CLARK, SUSAN G.
Livonia 
KA

CLARKE, CATHERINE W. 
Muskegon Heights 
HE
Home Ec. Club;
Retailing Club; Luau

CLEMENT, JOHN J.
Iron Mountain 
•hrA; Campus UN; IFC; 
Greek Week

A&L

CLEMESON, SUSAN L.
East Lansing 
Christian Science Organ.; 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Water Carnival

A&L

CLINE, MAX E.
Muskegon Heights 
Forestry Club

AGR

CLUCAS, NANCY J. 
Buffalo, N. Y. 
A&L
French Club; Water Carnival

COAD, CHARLES D.
East Lansing 
AT; Green Helmet

NS

COBB, BRUCE W.
Pontiac 
Union Board;
Transportation Club

COBB, LEE S.
Elsie 
IIK<i>; Young Republicans; 
National Assn, of Home 
Builders

AGR

COBB, ROBERT L.
Lansing 
MSU Marching Band;
State Singers; Basketball; 
Brass Band

A&L

COBB, WENDELL L. 
Jackson 
Poultry Science Club; 
Intramural Softball

AGR

COE, BRENDA J.
Ionia 
HE
KKr; Water Carnival; J-Hop;
Activities Carnival;
Miss MSU Court; Miss West 
Shaw; Home Ec. Club

COHEN, BURTON R. 
Aliquippa, Pa. 

COLE, MARTHA E. 
Bloomfield Hills 
A<f>; AUSG; Union Board

COLE, STEVEN D.
Grand Rapids 

SS

ED

CA

Kappa Alpha Mu; 
Sigma Delta Chi; State News; 
Sr. Council; Union Board; 
Greek Week; Homecoming; 
Career Carnival;
Water Carnival

COLEMAN, MARY P. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
ED
AAA, Pres.; Water Carnival; 
Jr. 500; Clubs: Angel Flight, 
Spartan Women’s League, 
Newman Club, Spartan 
Hi-Wagon; Intramurals; 
Spinster Spin; Miss Emmons 
Hall; Miss Rather Hall;
Miss Engineer

COLLETTE, DENNIS H. 
Waterbury, Conn. 
AT; Rowing Team; IFC; 
Activities Carnival;
MSU Hotel Assn.

B&PS

COLLIER, HENRY W. 
Saginaw 
AX

B&PS

COLLINS, ALBERT F.
East Lansing 
Track; Student Assn, of 
Landscape Architects

SS

CHAPMAN, RICHARD G. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
2X; Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball, Bowling

CHARTRAND,

DOUGLAS A.

SS

Rochester 
ex
CHATEAU, JERRY D.
Mt. Clemens 
Pi Mu Epsilon
ex
CHEN, MU-CHUAN 
Taipei, Taiwan, China ENGR 
Campus UN; Orchestra

NS

CHEROW, LES
Detroit 
AVMA

VM

CHERRY, JAMES E. 
Saginaw 
2<i>E; Activities Carnival

SS

CHERVEN, PATRICIA A. 
NS
Roscommon 
Beta Beta Beta

CHICKERING,

SHERBURNE M.

East Lansing 
ATP; Alpha Zeta

CHITTENDEN,
EDWARD A.

Richland 
AIEE; IRE

VM

ENGR

CHRISTENSEN, JAMES F. 
Ionia 
VM
Block and Bridle, Pres.; 
Livestock Judging Team;
Jr. AVMA

CHRISTENSEN, MAX J. 
Ionia 
Block and Bridle

AGR

CHRISTENSEN,
RONALD J.

Stanton 

SS

CHRISTENSEN, SUSON C. 
Elk Rapids 
A&L
Alpha Lambda Delta; Honors 
College; Kappa Delta Pi

CHRISTIE, SAUNDRA L. 
Eaton Rapids 
HE
Home Ec. Club

CHRISTOFF, LUBEN M. 
Dearborn 
Clubs: Young Democrats,
Les Gourmets, Pistol

SS

CHRISTOPHER,
RICHARD K.

Detroit 
ATO; ASME; SAE

ENGR

CHUPA, JUDITH E. 
Dearborn 
Child Dev. Club; NEA

HE

CICCHELLI, MARTIN D. 
Oak Park 
ED
A Til; Baseball;
University Theater

CILLEY, DONALD H. 
Gardner, Mass. 
Humanist Club;
MSU Chorus; Campus UN

A&L

CLABUESCH, KAREN A. 
Pigeon 
HE
AT; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Union Board; AWS;
State News; Blood Drive

CLARE, KENNETH C.
Grand Rapids 
B0II; Young Republicans;
Ski Club; IFC

A&L

CLARK, ARCOLA E.
Detroit 
AKA; Mortar Board; Delta 
Omicron; State Singers

A&L

422

COLMAN, SUSAN J. 
Dearborn 

COMAN, RONALD J.
Utica, N.Y. 
Industrial Arts Club

SS

ED

COMSTOCK, ROBERT A. 
Manistee 
MSU Ski Team; Ski Club

SS

CON ANT, DONALD D. 
East Leloy 
Agr. Engr. Club; J-Hop

NS

CONDER, BRUCE A.
Grosse Pointe 
Union Board;
Clubs: Marketing, Ski, 
Finance; J-Hop; Water 
Carnival

CONLEY, SUSAN J.
Ft. Wayne, Ind. 
ATA; Psi Chi; Honors 
College; Jr. Council; 
PanHellenic Council

B&PS

SS

CONNAUGHTON, 
MICHAEL D.
Hamilton, Ohio 
Les Gourmets, Pres.; Luau

B&PS

CONNELLY, JOHANA C. 
Bay City 
Campus Correspondent

ED

CORNWELL, ARTHUR W. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
Wolverine; Intramurals: 
Softball, Football;
Marketing Assn.

CORRIN FRANK J.
Owosso 
Baseball; Agr. Educ. Club

AGR

ED

CORSINI, DIANA 
Detroit 
ASA; Union Board;
Water Carnival;
Greek Week;
Catholic Student Organ.; . 
SNEA

CORWIN, LOREN L. JR. 
East Lansing 

VM

COSLY, JOHN M.
Miami, Fla. 
B&PS
AXA; Clubs: Veterans Assn., 
Marketing, Accounting & 
Finance, Newman

COULTON, ELAINE H. 
Royal Oak 
AAII; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Honors College; Angel Flight; 
El. Educ. Club;
Young Republicans

ED

COURTAD, WILLIAM J.
Traverse City 

NS

B&PS

CONNORS, JAMES
New York, N.Y. 
SAE

SS

COUTCHIE, MARY P. 
Jackson 
Sigma Alpha Eta

CONWAY, PAUL G. 
Dumont, N.J. 
SS
Intramurals; Veterans Assn.; 
Students Off Campus

COWELL, SALLY A.
Sault Ste. Marie 
AAII, Pres.; Campus UN; 
Feast; AWS; Campus

ED

HE

COOK, ARCHIE F. JR. 
Charlotte 
<i>KT; Ski Club

COOK, JACOB E.
East Lansing 
Veterans Assn.

COOK, LEON A.
East Lansing 
ASCE

SS

SS

ENGR

COOK, MARGARET L.
East Lansing 
A Oil; Veteran’s Wives Club

SS

B&PS

COOK, THOMAS A.
Detroit 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
State News; Fresh. Football; 
Fresh. Hockey; Varsity 
Football; Marketing Club, 
Pres.; Tri-State Marketing 
Conference, Chmn.

COOKINGHAM, FRANK G. 
Midland 
SS
Phi Eta Sigma; Kappa Delta 
Pi; Honors College; Resident 
Asst.; MSU Chorus; Men’s 
Glee Club; Russian Club

COOL, KATHERINE A. 
Atlanta, Ga. 
A&L
KA0; Intramurals; Women’s 
Glee Club; J-Council; AUSG

COOLICAN, JOYCE M. 
Royal Oak 
KA

VM

COOLMAN, DUANE R. 
Fountain 
SS
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Trinity Collegiate Fellowship

COOPER, ROBERT L.
East Lansing 

ENGR

COPELAND, RICHARD E. 
B&PS
Mt. Clemens 

COWLISHAW, ROBERT J. 
NS
Grand Rapids 

COX, DAVID F.
Toledo, Ohio 
TKE; Wrestling;
MSU Hotel Assn.

B&PS

COX, DAVID L. 
Winnemucca, Nev. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Basketball; 
Track; Block S; Young 
Republicans; Jr. 500

SS

COX, RONDA L. 
Williamsburg 

COYLE, JANALEE 
Bloomfield Hills 
Young Republicans

NS

ED

CRAMER, WANDA M.
East Lansing 

ED

CRANDALL, CARMA L. 
Midland 
ED
Sno-Caps; Gymnastics Team; 
Intramural

CRAWFORD,

KATHLEEN L.

CRISCI, BARBARA J. 
Flushing, N.Y. 
Home Ec. Club;
Retailing Club

HE

CRISSEY, FORREST E. 
Swartz Creek 

SS

CRONKRIGHT,
DOUGLAS L.

B&PS, SS
Detroit 
<i>A0, Pres.; Sr. Council; IFC

CROSS, JANET F.
Dearborn 
Intramurals: Volleyball, 
Basketball, Softball

ED

CORBETT, GERALDINE M. 
Lansing 
ED
Phi Kappa Phi

CUBITT, DORALYN R. 
Sandusky 
NEA

ED

CORLISS, LLOYD D.
Battle Creek 
IRE

ENGR

CULL, HELEN J.
Battle Creek 
$M; SEA

ED

CULLEN, JOHN
St. Clair Shores 
CSO; Spanish Club

A&L

CULLIP, JEANETTE V. 
Americus, Ga. 

CA

CUMMINGS, DOROTHY A. 
Lansing 
ED
Students Off Campus;
Student ME A; SNEA

CUNNINGHAM,
GILBERT A.

Lansing 
ASME; Engr. Council; 
Knights of St. Patrick

ENGR

CUNNINGHAM, JAMES F. 
Durand 
A&L
Intramurals

CURTIS, BARBARA L.
East Lansing 
Phi Alpha

SS

CURTIS, EDWARD R.
East Lansing 
ENGR
Pi Tau Sigma; Pistol Team; 
ASME

CURTIS, PAUL D.
Edmore 

ED

CUSACK, MARY ELLEN 
Swartz Creek 
AAA

ED

CUSHING, KERRY B. 
Towson, Md. 
Al>; Alpha Phi Sigma; 
Scabbard and Blade

CUTTER, CHARLES A. 
Grand Rapids 
Alpha Phi Omega;
Newman Club

SS

SS

CUTTER, PATRICIA F. 
Grand Rapids 
History Club

A&L

D

DA, TRAN H.
Saigon, Viet-Nam 
International Club

D’AGNOSTINO,
ELIZABETH

Hazel Park 
Phi Alpha Theta;
Kappa Delta Pi;
History Club; AWS

B&PS

A&L

DAHIR, ABDALLAH G.
East Lansing 
ENGR
Sigma Xi; International Club; 
Campus UN; Arab Club; 
Intramurals

DAHLMAN, LOIS G. 
Lathrup Village 
KKr; University Theatre; 
Women’s Glee Club

CA

DAILEY, THOMAS L. 
Lansing 

SS

ED

DAILY, MICHAEL J. 
Inkster 
A&L
Veterans Assn.; Rowing Crew

DALE, ALLAN D.
East Lansing 

B&PS

ASCHE; Young Democrats; 
Marketing Assn.

DALENBERG, LINDA L. 
Kalamazoo 
Sigma Alpha Sigma

SS

DALEO, MARY F. 
Northville 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Block S

NS

DALTON, CHARLOTTE A. 
New Haven 
CA
State News;
Young Democrats;
American Brother-Sister 
Program; Wesley Foundation; 
Canterbury Club

Pontiac 
Spanish Club; French Club

A&L

DAILY, JANICE L.
Detroit 

DALTON, PATRICIA A. 
Detroit 

ED

DALVINI, KATHRYN L. 
Grand Rapids 
AXO; SEA

ED

DAMMAN, RONALD E. 
Fowlerville 
NS
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Sigma; 
Honors College;
Scabbard and Blade;
ROTC Officers Club;
Block S; J-Council

DAMSON, JACK E.
SS
Holland 
Psi Chi; Varsity Club; Tennis

DANCY, JERRY L.
Albion 
ATS; Industrial Security 
Club; Judo Club;
Karate Club; Luau

SS

DANFORD, JANICE R. 
Lansing 

ED

DANZIK, LENORE S.
East Lansing 
Kappa Delta Pi

ED

DARBY, JOEL A.
Highland 
0X; Phi Eta Sigma;
Tau Sigma; Honors College; 
Resident Asst.

SS

DARLING, BARY M. 
Owosso 
MSU Marching Band;
MSU Activities Band; 
Agronomy Club; Intramurals

AGR

A&L

DARLING, LORELEI, A. 
Ovid 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Kappa Delta Pi; Tower 
Guard; Honors College;
Kappa Phi; Women’s Glee 
Club; Activities Band

DARUVALLA, NOSHIR J. 
B&PS
Bombay, India 

DAVEY, MARY ELLYN 
Alma 
AZ; Women’s Glee Club

ED

DAVIDSON, JUDITH A. 
Bellevue 
HE
Tower Guard; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Omicron Nu;
Kappa Phi; Union Board; 
Home Ec. Council; Home Ec. 
Club; Wesley Found.

DAVIDSON, WILLIAM R.
Mt. Carmel, III. 

SS

DAVIS, DIANE M.
Battle Creek 

DAVIS, EVELYN C. 
Chicago, III. 
Alpha Delta Theta; 
Intramural Volleyball

DAVIS, LARRY L. 
Saugatuck 
Honors College

DAVIS, MARLIN E.
Lansing 

A&L

VM

NS

SS

DAVIS, SUSAN 
Birmingham 
KA; Sorority Sing;
Water Carnival; Homecoming

A&L

DAVIS, WILLIAM J.
Oxford 
SX

DEAMUD, JAMES R. 
Lontana, Fla. 
AIChE

SS

NS

ED

DEEM, SUSAN V.
Muncie, Ind. 
KKT; Frosh-Soph Council; 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Campus Crusade; 
Homecoming Court; 
Engineering Queen’s Court; 
ROTC Corps Sponsor;
Greek Week

DE GEAS, GERIANN F.
St. Charles 
Circle Honorary

ED

DE HENAU, GERALD V. 
AGR
Warren 
Track

DEKKER, DEBORAH 
East Lansing 
Ar; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tower Guard; Water Carnival

SS

DEMAY, STEVEN P. 
Jackson 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
Marketing Club

B&PS

DEMEESTER, RUTH J. 
Grand Rapids 
Honors College;
Social Work Club

SS

DEMILIO, MICHAEL S. 
Muskegon 

SS

DEMPSEY, T. PATRICK 
Sault Ste. Marie 
Intramurals; MSU Band; 
Newman Club

A&L

DEMOTT, RICHARD M. 
Ashley 

NS

DENHOF, RONNELL P. 
Conklin 
ASCE

ENGR

DIAMOND, CHARLES 
Gates Mills, Ohio 
AEII; Hillel Found.; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Volleyball, Baseball; Clubs: 
Les Gourmets, Pistol, Rifle

B&PS

DIAMOND, RHEA
Oak Ridge, Tenn. 
ATA; Intramurals; Clubs:
Ski, SEA; Block S;
Hillel Found.

ED

DIEHL, ARNE J.
Davison 
T2K; Sr. Council; IFC;
Block S;
Industrial Designers Institute

A&L

DIES, AGNES C.
Montreal, Quebec, Can.  VM
WIC; Homecoming

DIETRICH, RONALD G. 
East Lansing 
TK2

ENGR

DIETZ, THEODORE H. 
Williamston 
Agr. Educ. Club; SEA

AGR

DIVELBISS, WARREN L. 
Salina, Kan. 
CA
State News; State Singers; 
MSU Players; Wesley Found.

DIVINE, MARLON ANN 
Jackson 
Student NEA

ED

DIXON, DAVID A.
Battle Creek 

B&PS

DMOCH, THOMAS S. 
Flushing 
SS
Student Assn, of Landscape 
Architects; Veterans Assn.

DENNISON, JAMES C.
East Lansing 
IRE

ENGR

DODGE, TERRANCE A. 
Lansing 
ASCE

ENGR

DE ROMANA, MANUEL O. 
ENGR
Areguipa, Peru 

DERR, MARCIA M.
East Lansing 
NS
Clubs: Promenaders, Block 
& Bridle, Judo; Sno-Caps; 
Angel Flight

DERR, OTWELL J.
East Lansing 
Track; Intramurals; Clubs: 
Veterans Assoc., Marketing, 
Pre-Med. Soc.,
Students Off-Campus

B&PS

DERR, THOMAS C.
East Lansing 
AGR
0X; Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball; MSU 
Marching Band; Dairy Club

DESONO, PETER J. 
Centerline 

SS

DETWILER, DONALD R. 
Red Lion, Pa. 
SS
T2K; MSU Marching Band; 
MSU Concert Band; Student 
Society of Urban Planners

DEUEL, ROBERT F.
Endwell, N. Y. 
Packaging Society

AGR

DEVORE, GERALYN J.
East Lansing 

HE

A&L

DEVROOME, ANNE L. 
Grand Rapids 
Tower Guard; Tau Sigma; 
Mortar Board;
MSU Symphony Orchestra, 
Concert Mistress;
State Singers

DEXTER, JOHN W.
Bellevue 
ASCE

ENGR

DOERNER, WILLIAM R. 
CA
Webster Groves, Mo. 
TTA; Green Helmet;
Phi Eta Sigma; Blue Key; 
Excalibur; State News; 
Wolverine;
Outstanding Junior Award

DOHERTY, MICHAEL J. 
VM
Ann Arbor 

DOLHPOL, DEANNA 
Livonia 
A&L
Student MEA; Spanish Club

DOLLECK, MAXINE H. 
Blair, Nebr. 
Gamma Delta;
Social Work Club

SS

HE

DOMBROWSKI,
ELAINE M.

Wyandotte 
Circle Honorary, Pres.;
S. Campbell, Pres.;
Spartan Roundtable;
President’s Council;
Retailing Club;
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Intramurals; Jr. 500;
Water Carnival

DOMZALSKI, CECILIA E. 
SS
Detroit 

DONAHUE, RICHARD T. 
Cass City 
AGR
Dairy Club; Winged Spartans

DONAY, THEODORE M. 
East Lansing 
CA
AST; Honors College; 
Intramurals

DORAN, FRANCES E.
Harper Woods 
Circle Honorary;
Water Carnival; J-Hop

ED

DORR, HELEN E.
Midland 
HE
Presidents Council; Retailing 
Club; Spartan Roundtable

DECKER, ROBERT J. 
Kalamazoo 
State News; Veterans Assn.

SS

DEYOUNG, DOUGLAS A. 
Grand Rapids 
B&PS
Intramural Softball; Luau

DORR, JOSEPH E. 
Wauwatosa, Wis. 
Horticulture Forum, Pres.; 
Block S; Water Carnival

AGR

DORRIAN, WYN A.
Skokie, III. 
Green Splash

ED

DOUGHERTY,

CLEMENS W.

Royal Oak 
2N; Accounting & Finance 
Club; Greek Week

B&PS

DOUW, SHARON G. 
Dearborn 

A&L

DOWNES, JOHN D.
East Lansing 

ENGR

DOXEY, ROBERT D. 
LaGrange, 111. 

B&PS

DOXTATOR, CYNTHIA J.
Waterloo, N. Y. 
KA; Greek Feast

NS

DOYLE, ADA T.
Flint 
AUSG; AWS; Sno-Caps; 
Blood Drive; Campus Chest; 
J-Hop; CSO; Water Carnival; 
Homecoming

NS

DRAKE, CAROLYN L.
East Lansing 
TM

A&L

DRAKE, JAMES 
Reading 
AT; ASCE

ENGR

DRAPER, KAREN K. 
Millington 
XO; Wolverine; Sr. Class 
Sec.; Sr. Council;
Frosh-Soph Council;
Greek Week; Campus Chest

CA

DREWAK, PATTY J. 
Leonard 
Xil; Wolverine; Spartan 
Magazine; Frosh-Soph 
Council; Jr. Council;
Greek Sing; Union Board; 
Water Carnival; J-Hop

SS

DRULARD,

FREDERICK F.

Traverse City
B&PS
2X; Accounting andFinance
Club

DRUM, JAMES K.
Augusta, Maine

A&L

DRUMMOND,

PHILLENORE A.

NS

Brecksville, Ohio
Tower Guard; Beta Beta 
Beta; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Circle Honorary;
Spartan Roundtable; 
President’s Council

DRUMMOND, ROBERT J. 
Detroit 
B&PS
Alpha Phi Omega;
MSU Hotel Assn.; 
International Club;
Baptist Student Fellowship; 
Forestry Club

DUFF, DIANE G.
Berkley 

A&L

DUMAS, LAWRENCE B. 
Plainwell 
AGR
Alpha Zeta; Honors College

CA

DUMAS, PATRICIA S. 
Midland 
AZ; Tower Guard, Pres.; 
Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; 
AUSG; Canterbury Club;
Pan Hellenic Council, Pres.

DUNCAN, JOHN D.
Grand Rapids 

SS

DUNCAN, JUDITH A. 
Detroit 
ED
IIBT; State News; Sr. Class 
Treas.; AUSG; Sr. Council; 
Jr. Council

DUNCAN, KELLER J.
Troy, N. Y. 
TT; IFC; Les Gourmets

B&PS

DURAL, ROBERT J. 
Ironwood 
AGR
Fisheries and Wildlife Club

DURBIN, TIMOTHY E. 
B&PS
Midland 
Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma; 
Honors College; Green 
Helmet; Beta Alpha Psi; 
Accounting Club;
Phi Eta Sigma

DURELL, MARY E. 
Hamburg, N. Y. 
AT; Frosh-Soph Council

DURKEE, CAROL J. 
Fremont 
AAA; Sno-Caps;
Water Carnival

SS

NS

DVORAK, THOMAS E. 
Grand Rapids 

NS

ED

DYE, BETTY M.
Detroit 
KA0; Kappa Delta Pi; 
Wolverine; Intramural 
Swimming; Amer. Brother- 
Sister Program; AUSG;
Water Carnival;
Pan-Hel Ball; J-Hop

DZURELLA, CECELIA A. 
Cleveland, Ohio 
NS
Alpha Lambda Delta; 
International Club;
Campus UN;
Spartan Women’s League

EAKIN, DAVID W.
Allen Park 
Rowing Team, Capt.

B&PS

EARDLEY, BARBARA R. 
Grand Rapids 
ED
Campus Chest; AUSG;
Water Carnival

EARLY, ALAN G. 
Kalamazoo 
Alpha Zeta; Campus 4-H; 
Agronomy Club

AGR

EARLY, THOMAS W.
Detroit 
Golf Team; Intramurals

B&PS

EASTERMAN, JUDITH G. 
Grosse Pointe 
B&PS
AZ, Pres.; Phi Gamma Nu, 
Pres.; Pi Omega Pi

EASTMAN, RONALD L. 
Angola, N. Y. 
AT; Union Board

SS

EBBAGE, SANDRA 
Traverse City 
WIC; Ski Club

ED

ECKERT, JOSEPH L.
East Lansing 
Beta Alpha Sigma; Student 
Assn, of Landscape Architects

SS

EDGLEY, CAROLEA 
Sandusky 

NS

EDMUNDS, BEVERLY M. 
Midland 
HE
AAA; Retailing Club

EDSALL, JOHN F.
Delmar, N. Y. 
Beta Alpha Sigma; Student 
Assn, of Landscape 
Architecture; Spartan 
Roundtable; Homecoming

SS

EDWARDS, HAROLD L. 
Seattle, Wash. 
Beta Alpha Psi

B&PS

EDWARDS, LINDA JEAN 
CA
Saginaw 

EDWARDS, ROBERT C.
St. Clair Shores 
B0II; Accounting Club

B&PS

423

EGGERT, JAMES C.
SS
Medina, N. Y. 
A2<t>, Pres.; IFC; President’s 
Council; Intramurals

EGGLESTON,

PATRICK M.

Beulah 
AGR
Clubs: Pomoler, Canterbury, 
Campus UN;
Students Off-Campus

EHRMANN, JON G.
Grand Haven 
B&PS
Phi Eta Sigma; Green Helmet; 
Tau Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; 
Gamma Sigma; Beta Gamma 
Sigma; Accounting & Finance 
Club; Intramurals: Football, 
Bowling

EIKER, WILLIAM L. 
Wyandotte 
A2T; Intramurals

NS

EISENBEISER, JOHN W. 
Chelsea 
AGR
Block and Bridle Club; 
Livestock Judging Team

EKEY, GLEN A.
Farmington 
ATfi; Intramural Baseball

ED

ELDRIDGE, RAYMOND R. 
Bear Lake 
NS
Farmhouse; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Green Helmet; Honors 
College; SEA; IRE; 
Intramurals; IFC

ELLIOTT, HARVEY J. 
Centreville 
2X; Sigma Pi Sigma; Phi 
Eta Sigma; Green Helmet; 
Union Board; IFC; AUSG

SS

ELLIS, PATRICIA V.
Grand Rapids 
Women’s Fencing Team; 
Intramurals; Archery

ED

ELLSWORTH,

WENDELL E.

Beiding 
Phi Eta Sigma; Green 
Helmet; Xi Sigma Pi;
Forestry Club

AGR

ELMER, VIRGINIA J. 
Albion 
Student NEA

ED

EL WER, GALE E.
Delphos, Ohio 
Newman Club

NS

ENGEL, KAREN E.
Lansing 
HE
Clubs: Freshman Home Ec., 
Women’s Glee, Retailing

ENGELHARDT, FLOYD L. 
Sebewaing 
ENGR
Farmhouse; Knights of 
St. Patrick; Intramurals: 
Football, Softball, Basketball

ENGELHARDT,
SHARON B.

East Lansing 
Sailing Club

HE

ENGELSMAN, JOYCE L. 
Grand Rapids 
T$B

ED

ENGELSMAN, THOMAS R. 
NS
Grand Rapids 
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Amer. Brother-Sister Program

ENGLISH, JUSTIN G. 
Lansing 
Honors College; Golf

NS

EPPEL, LEONARD Z. 
Skokie, III. 
Les Gourmets

B&PS

ERBACHEK,

SUSANNA LYNN 

Lathrup Village 
T4>B; Union Board

A&L

424

ERICKSON, LEE V.
Chicago, III. 
Resident Asst.

A&L

FARR, KENNETH S.
Spring Lake 

B&PS

ERICKSON, MARY JO 
Midland 
AZ; Water Carnival

A&L

ERLER, ROBERT H.
East Lunsing 
Swimming Team; IRE

ENGR

EROEN, TERRY L.
Madison, Wis. 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
Intramurals; Marketing Assn.

B&PS

ESSEX, WILLIAM R.
East Lansing 
SN; Sigma Lambda Chi; 
Men’s Hall Assn.

AGR

EVANS, CHARLES R. 
ENGR
Washington, D. C. 
Tau Beta Pi, Omicron Delta 
Kappa; AIEE-IRE;
ICC, Pres.

EVANS, ELWIN D.
Traverse City 
Gamma Theta Upsilon; 
Fisheries and Wildlife Club

SS

EVANS, LUCINDA K.
Flint 

VM

EVANS, LYNN P.
East Lansing 

A&L

EVANS, RONALD A.
New Lothrop 
ASME

ENGR

EVEREST, RICHARD J. 
Muskegon Heights 
Intramurals : Football, 
Basketball, Softball;
Hedrick House, Pres.

B&PS

EWER, JAMES M.
East Lansing 

A&L

EWERT, HERBERT F. 
Bloomfield Hills 

B&PS

EYMER, GEORGE T. 
Kalkaska 
Students Off Campus

B&PS

FABIAN, ROBERT L.
New Rochelle, N. Y. 
SAM; Sigma Pi Eta;
MSU Hotel Assn.

B&PS

FABUS, ELAINE M.
Elsie 
AWS

HE

FADOUS, RAYMOND Y. 
Chekka, Lebanon 

NS

FALICKI, JUDITH A. 
Grand Rapids 
AXO; Girls’ Tennis Team

ED

FALK, REBECCA J.
Port Huron 
Theta Sigma Phi

FANSON, PHILIP L.
Mason 
Eta Kappa Nu;
Phi Eta Sigma

CA

ENGR

FANSON, RICHARD L. 
Mason 
Tau Beta Phi; Intramurals; 
ASME; SAE

ENGR

FARNAM, KATHERINE E. 
Grosse Pointe 
NS
AT; Intramurals: Softball; 
AUSG; Young Republicans; 
Newman Club

FARNHAM,

KATHERINE A.
South Windsor, Conn. 
d>M; MSU Chorus; 
IFC-PanHel Ball

NS 

FAENUM, NORMAN T. 
East Lansing 

NS

FAROUGH, THOMAS G. 
Detroit 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance Club

FASE, JACOB P. JR.
Grand Haven 
AS#, Marketing Club;
Water Carnival

B&PS

FEDERIGHI, VANCE D.
St. Joseph 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE, 
Engineering Council;
Veterans Assn.

ENGR

FEDOROWICZ,
RONALD J.

Saginaw 
IIK<i>, Eta Kappa Nu;
Phi Kappa Phi;
Phi Eta Sigma; IRE

ENGR

AGR

FEHER, BELA A.
East Lansing 
State News; Wolverine; 
AFROTC “Wingtips”;
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Trinity Collegiate Fellowship, 
Pres.; Water Carnival;
Pistol Club; Greek Week

FEHSENFELD, JOHN A. 
Grand Rapids 
ENGR
Sailing Club

FELLABAUM,

WILLIAM M.

ED

Vandalia, Ohio 
AS$, Phi Beta Lambda; 
Young Republicans; 
Accounting Club; MSU Band, 
Water Carnival; Greek Feast

FENTON, LARRY E.
Lansing 

B&PS

FERBER, ROBERT K.
Hales Corners, Wis. 
SX; Alpha Phi Sigma; 
Intramurals

SS

FERGUSON, JOHN M.
Sault Ste. Marie 
Veterans Assn.; Young 
Republicans; Intramurals: 
Hockey, Jr. Varsity Track, 
Basketball

B&PS

FERRARI, CHARLES J. 
Cleveland, Ohio 
Student Industrial Design 
Institute; Wrestling

A&L

FETHKE, EUGENE A.
East Lansing 
Wesley Found.

ENGR

FETHKE, KAREN R.
East Lansing 
Wesley Found.

ED

FETTERS, FREDERICK G. 
Saginaw 
ENGR
AX

FETTERS, WAYNE R.
East Lansing 
Pi Tau Sigma; ASME

ENGR

FIELDS, BRENDA J.
Detroit 
AZ

ED

FIELDS, EDWARD G. 
Hackensack, N. J. 
SS
Alpha Phi Sigma; NAACP; 
International Club; Football; 
Weight Lifting Club

FIELDS, NOEL J.
Lansing 

FILION, JOFFRE W.
East Lansing 
Gamma Theta Upsilon; 
Scabbard and Blade

A&L

SS

FILIZOLA, RUBENS 
Sao Paulo, Brazil 
Volleyball; Soccer; 
All-American Soccer, 
Volleyball; All-Midwest 
Soccer

ENGR

FILSON, ERIC M.
Mt. Pleasant 
SS
State News, Asst. City Ed., 
Night Ed., Photo Ed., News 
Ed.; Chaff; Rifle Club; 
Campus UN

FINN, FREDERICK J.
Bay City 
Intramurals

B&PS

FINN, PATRICIA A.
Grosse Pointe 
Water Carnival; Retailing 
Club

HE

FISCHER, ERNEST G.
Saginaw 
STE

NS

FISCHER, KONRAD M. 
East Lansing 
Marketing Club

B&PS

FISH, CHRISTINE N.
Union Lake 

A&L

FISHER, ALICE
Mt. Clemens 
SS
Students Off Campus; Young 
Conservatives; Young 
Republicans; American 
Brother-Sister Program;
Clubs: Judo, Spanish, 
International, Campus UN

FISHER, LYNNE R.
Aurora, III. 
A<i>; Phi Gamma Nu; Sr. 
Council; AWS Activities

B&PS

FISHER, PETER E.
Niles 
B&PS
Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting 
& Finance Club, Pres.

FISHER, THOMAS W. 
Ludington 
AXA, Activities Carnival; 
Water Carnival; Greek Feast; 
IFC; Jr. 500

B&PS

FISKARS, ERIK S.
East Lansing 
ASCE

ENGR

FITZGERALD, JON M.
Port Huron 
B0II, Delta Phi Epsilon; 
Sigma Delta Chi; State News; 
Big Ten Debate Conference; 
Greek Week

CA

FITZGERALD, SUE E.
Flint 
AAA;Water Carnival; 
IFC-PanHel Ball; Greek 
Week; J-Hop; Homecoming

ED

FLADSETH, FLOYD C. 
Lansing 
AGR
Forestry Club; Veterans Assn.

FLADSETH, FRANCIS R. 
ENGR
Lansing 
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Winged Spartans

FLECKENSTEIN, DAVID J. 
Cincinnati, Ohio 
B&PS
MSU Activity Band

FLETCHER,

CATHERINE G.

Charlotte 

FLETCHER, JAMES 
East Lansing 
AT A; Intramurals

ED

AGR

FLINT, MICHAEL T.
Grand Rapids 
Intramurals

B&PS

FLOYD, PHILLIP E. 
Southfield 

FOE, MARTHA M.
Harbor Beach 
SEA

CA

ED

FORBES, GARY L.
Marlette 
Tntramurals; Students Off 
Campus

ENGR

FORBES, JANE D.
Grosee Pointe 
ASA; Child Dev. Club

HE

FORBES, MIRIAM J.
East Lansing 
NS
International Club; Honors 
College; Spartan Christian 
Fellowship; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Tau Sigma

FORD, LURINDA A. 
Midland 

A&L

FORMAN, MARILYN I. 
Detroit 

ED

FOSS, BEVERLY B.
East Lansing 
Sailing Club

ED

FOSS, ERROL L.
East Lansing 
■I>KS; IFC; Bacchanalia; 
Spartacade; Water Carnival

CA

CA

FOSTER, DAVID R.
Kansas City, Mo. 
4>A0, Phi Eta Sigma; Phi 
Kappa Phi; Blue Key; Green 
Helmet, Pres.; Frosh-Soph 
Council; J-Council; Block S; 
Water Carnival

FOSTER, ELLEN E. 
Lancaster, Pa. 
AWS; MSU Chorus

FOSTER, JOHN R. 
Kalamazoo 
Forestry Club

FOTH, DONALD W.
Juneau, Wis. 
Forestry Club

HE

AGR

AGR

FOUCH, CHARLOTTE L. 
Williamsburg 

A&L

FOURNEL, CLAUDE A. 
Montreal, Quebec, Canada ED 
Hockey; MSU Varsity Club

FOURNEL, SUSAN E. 
Plymouth 
Circle Honorary

ED

FOURNIER, JO ANN M. 
Sebewaing 
AZ; Block S; Catholic 
Student Organ.

ED

FOX, BONNIE L.
Lansing 
SS
State News; Lacrosse Team

FOX, ELIZABETH G. 
Okemos 
SK; Delta Phi Alpha;
State News; Green Splash; 
German Club; Water Carnival

SS

FOX, RAYMOND M.
Cass City 
Farmhouse; Knights of 
Saint Patrick

ENGR

FOX, RICHARD H.
Lansing 
Pershing Rifles; Young 
Democrats; SOC

A&L

FOXWORTHY, LYNN M. 
Manton 
MSU Chorus;
MSU Activity Band

A&L

FRAME, NANCY J. 
Buchanan 
AXX; Block & Bridle 
Business Club; Education 
Club; Water Carnival

ED

FRANCHI, ANTHONY J.
Lansing 
Vets. Assn.

B&PS

FRANK, GLENN M.
Detroit 
Phi Delta Theta

VM

FRANKLIN, CONNIE N. 
Pontiac 

A&L

FRANKLIN, JOHN L. 
Louisville, Kentucky 
AXA

B&PS 

FRANZ, BRIAN E.
Detroit 
Gamma Delta; AUSG; 
Accounting and Finance Club; 
Young Republicans;
Luther House, Pres.

B&PS

FREDRICK, GLORIA J. 
Owosso 

A&L

FREDRICKS,

MARLYCE M.

Muskegon 
SEA; Ski Club

FREDRICS, H. B.
Columbus, Ohio 
Beta Gamma Sigma;
Phi Kappa Phi

ED

B&PS

FREY, NORMAN L.
Battle Creek 
J-Council; Luau;
MSU Development Fund; 
Students Off Campus

ED

FRIDAY, PHILIP L. 
Hartford 
Farm House

AGR

FRIED, ROCHELLE B. 
Lakewood, California 

HE

FRIES, SUSAN M.
Battle Creek 
A&L
IIB<i>; Water Carnival; Greek
Week, Varsity Club Queen

FRISBIE, STEVEN J. 
Cadillac 
S4>E

NS

FRUEH, LEROY W. 
Teaneck, N.J. 
Weightlifting Club

B&PS

FRY, LARRY L.
East Leroy 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance Club

FULLER, RONALD C. 
Muskegon 
Agriculture Council;
Packaging Society

AGR

FURRY, SUSAN W.
Webster Groves, Mo. 
IIB<f>; Activities Carnival; 
Water Carnival

SS 

FUTORAN, HERBERT S. 
Garden Grove, Calif. 
AEn

SS 

GAIGE, MARY JANE 
Sylvania, Ohio 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Omicron Nu; Kappa Delta Pi; 
Home Ec. Club

HE

GALENS, SHELDON 
Detroit 
SAM; Intramurals;
Killel Found.

B&PS

GALINDO, LUIS A.
East Lansing 
Varsity Soccer Team

ENGR

GALLAGHER, NANCY K. 
Glenview, III. 
HE
KKr

GALLEHEN, MARILYN J. 
Dearborn 
SS
Phi Alpha Theta; Phillips 
Hall, Pres.; AWS

GALLIE, THOMAS D. 
Ludington 
Phi Sigma Chi; Men’s Glee 
Club; Water Carnival;
Ski Club; Pre-Law Club

SS

GALLIVAN, DAVID L. 
Birmingham 
B9II; Union Board

B&PS

GARLICK, RICHARD D. 
Delmar, N.Y. 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
Students Off Campus; 
Conservative Club;
Young Republicans

CA

GARLOCK, DON L.
Grand Ledge 

AGR

GARZA, MICHAEL 
Saginaw 

NS

GASCHO, GARY J.
Elkton 
Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta; 
Agronomy Club

AGR

GATES, ROY B.
Lansing 
MSU Management Club; 
Marketing Club; Soccer 
Team; Students Off Campus

B&PS

GATROST, SHEILA D.
Vine Grove, Ky. 

A&L

GAUGER, CAROLE A. 
Sault Ste. Marie 
AAII; Block S; Sno-Caps; 
Water Carnival; Greek Week

NS

GAUGER, CHARLES F.
East Lansing 
Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta 
Sigma; Pre-Vet Club;
Student Chapter AVMA

VM

GEBBEN, STANLEY L. 
Zeeland 

CA

GEBUS, THEODORA R. 
Flint 
NS
Newman Club; Student Educ. 
Assn.; State News

ED

GEIER, CAROL ANN 
Lansing 
<I>M; Sigma Alpha Eta; 
Students Off-Campus;
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Young Democrats; 
International Festival

GEIGER, LAWRENCE J. 
North Collins, N.Y. 
A'k; Baseball

AGR 

GELDHOF, PIETER E. 
Benton Harbor 
SN; IFC|| Intramurals: 
Football, Softball

B&PS

ED

GENSLER, MARGOT C. 
Ossining, N.Y. 
J-Council; Block S;
Ski Club; Angel Flight; 
Intramurals: Softball, 
Volleyball, Swimming;
Varsity Hockey; Speed Swim 
Teams; Green Splash;
Water Carnival

GEORGI, SHARON L.
East Lansing 
KKr; Union Board;
Wolverine; Frosh-Soph 
Council; Water Carnival; 
J-Hop

ED

GEORGIE, ANITA D. 
Lansing 
Alpha Lambda Delta

A&L

GERBER, ARNOLD W.
East Lansing 

B&PS

GERBER, NANCY M.
South Bend, Ind. 
Sailing Club

HE

GERHARD,

FREDERICK B.

East Lansing 

B&PS

GERHARDT, PAUL A. 
Bloomfield Hills 

ED

GERLACH, C. F.
East Lansing 
Vista Club, Pres.; Student 
Assn, of Landscape Architects

SS

GERSTENFELD, MARK K. 
B&PS
Bay side, N.Y. 
Marketing Club, Block S

GERTZ, FRANK G.
West Paterson, N.J. 

ED

GEURINK, GERALD A. 
Allendale 
Agr. Mechanics Club

AGR

GIBBS, DAVID H. 
Ludington 
<1>KT; Beta Alpha Psi;
Beta Gamma Sigma; 
Accounting Club

GIBSON, GAIL A. 
Livonia

GIESEL, JAMES T. 
Maumee, Ohio 
i>TA; Greek Week

B&PS 

ED

VM

GIESELER, JAMES 
Jackson

W.

NS

GILBERT, ALAN R. 
Encino, Calif.
Phi Sigma Epsilon

B&PS

GILL, DAVID C. 
Tyrone, Pa. 
Wrestling

ED

GILLIG, DANIEL E. 
Reese

B&PS

GILMORE, 

RICHARD E. JR. 

Lansing
SX; Water Carnival; 
Accounting Club

B&PS

GILSON, KENNETH B. 
Chatham, N.J. 
ATO; Varsity Soccer; IFC; 
Clubs: Economics, Varsity

SS 

GINGRICH, JAKE J. 
St. Clair Shores 
Veterans Assn.

GLASER, JOAN M. 
Vernon
Kappa Delta Pi; AUSG; 
Catholic Student Organ.

NS

ED

GLAZER, BETTY S. 
Cleveland 
Women’s Glee Club;
MSU Chorus

A&L

GLENDENNING, GAIL A. 
Alma 
ED
AZ; Water Carnival; Luau

GLUBA, BLAIR M.
Pekin, III. 
Alpha Phi Sigma;
Honors College

GODFREY, NANCY L. 
Battle Creek 
Kappa Delta Pi; AUSG;
Ski Club

SS

ED

GODFREY, ROGER W. 
Jonesville 
Agr. Mechanics Club

AGR

GOLDBERG, BARBARA A. 
Detroit 
ED
Student MEA-NEA

GOLDBERG, JOEL
East Detroit 
AEII; Industrial Arts Club

ED

GOLDBERG, PAUL L. 
Albany, N.Y. 
B&PS
ZBT; Accounting & Finance 
Club; J-Hop; Campus Chest

GOLDBERG, RUTH J. 
Brookline, Mass. 
ED
Hillel Found.; Student NEA; 
Block S; Spanish Club

GOLDING,

GWYNN LEE V.

Detroit 
T<i>B; Greek Week; Union 
Board; Water Carnival

B&PS

GOLDMAN, ARNOLD J. 
SS
N.Y. 
AEII; Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball, 
Swimming; Clubs: Sailing, Ski

GOLDSTEIN, AARON A. 
Detroit 
Social Work Grad. Club

SS

GOLDSTEIN, STEFANY P. 
SS
Lansing 
Tower Guard; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Pi Sigma Alpha; 
Frosh-Soph Council; Campus 
UN; Water Carnival

GOODMAN, LOUIS P. 
Clifton, N.J. 
Alpha Zeta; Hillel Found.; 
Institute of Food 
Technologists; Amer. Soc. 
for Microbiology

AGR

GOODMAN, MELVA J. 
Gladstone 

ED

GOODWIN, JESSICA J.
Flint 
'i>M; Beta Beta Beta;
Spartan Bell Ringers

NS

GOODWIN, RICHARD E.
NS
Montgomery 

GORDON, JEAN M. 
Harrisville 
Circle Honorary;
Intramurals: Basketball, 
Volleyball, Softball;
Clubs: Ski, Home Ec.

HE

GORTZIG, CARL F.
Buffalo, N.Y. 
AGR
Pi Alpha Xi; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Honorary Floriculture 
Fraternity

GOSSELIN, DENIS J. 
Munising 
CA
Delta Sigma Chi; State News; 
Veterans Assn.

GOTTS, GORDON L. 
Evanston, III. 
Phi Epsilon Kappa; Football;
HPR Club; Student ME A

ED

GOWELL, MARY K.
East Lansing 
TAA

HE

GROBB, DANIEL 
Jamaica, N.Y. 
SS
ZBT, Pres.; Blue Key; IFC

GRACZYK, WILLIAM J. 
Bay City 
Pi Tau Sigma; ASME

ENGR

GRAHAM, LINDA M.
Lake Linden 
History Club

A&L

GRAND, JOSEPH L. 
Huntington Woods 
SAM; Intramurals

SS

GRANDA, EDUARDO A. 
Quito, Ecuador 
Spanish Club, Pres.

B&PS

GRANOWITZ, JOAN E.
Port Cheskr, N.Y. 
SS
Phi Alpha; Social Work Club; 
Young Republicans

GRANT, LLOYD J.
Bergland 
ASCE

ENGR

GRANT, WILLIAM D. 
Bethesda, Md. 
ATO, Pres.

B&PS

GRANSTROM, LOIS E. 
Lansing 
State News; SOC

CA

GRANT, BRUCE G. 
Kensington, Conn. 
ATP; Block & Bridle

GRAU, DAVID W.
Dearborn 
Ben

AGR

B&PS

GRAY, CYNTHIA A.
Parma, Ohio 
Block S; Clubs: Women’s 
Glee; Men’s Glee, Accomp.; 
University Chorus

ED

GRAY, DIANE M.
East Lansing 

ED

GRECH, JOHN J.
Detroit 
ATA

A&L

GREEN, CLAIR W. 
Litchfield 

B&PS

GREEN, DONNA M. 
Abescon, N.J. 
ATA; Intramurals; 
Homecoming; Block S; 
Newman Club

A&L

GREEN, ED WIN A D. 
Kingston 

A&L

GREEN, MARY E.
Ovid 
Phi Gamma Nu

B&PS

GREEN, NANCY J.
East Lansing 
Intramurals; Student NEA

ED

GREEN, WILLIAM R. 
Birmingham 
NS
'fK'k; Cross Country; Track; 
Varsity Club

GREENE, GWENDOLYN 
Owosso 
ATA, Pres.; AWS

SS

GREENE, SUSAN A. 
Concord, N.H. 
AWS

GREER, WILLIAM D. 
Auburn, N.Y. 
History Honorary; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball;
Newman Club

A&L

A&L

GREGORSKI, CAROL A. 
Grand Rapids 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Foods & Nutrition Club

HE

GREGORY, WALLIS K.
Mt. Clemens 
SK, Greek Sing;
Amer. Institute of Interior 
Design, Pres.

HE

GREIFENDORF, ARLYN J. 
Chicago, III. 
SS
Ar; Tower Guard;
Phi Gamma Mu; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival

GREMEL, JUDITH C.
Cass City 
Kappa Delta Pi;
Pi Gamma Mu

SS

GRENADIER, LINDA E. 
Selfridge AFB 
Wolverine; Hillel

CA

GRIFFIN, THOMAS J.
East Lansing 
NS
Intramurals; Water Carnival

GRIFFITHS, MARY L. 
Litchfield 
Phi Beta Lambda

B&PS

GRIMMER, CAROL C. 
Chicago, III. 
Industrial Arts Club

ED

GRONQUIST, REUBEN J. 
ENGR
East Lansing 

GROSS, GERALD E.
Detroit 
AT; Accounting &
Finance Club

B&PS

GROSSMAN, GORDON V. 
Manchester 
AGR
Block and Bridle;
Livestock Judging Team

GROSSMAN, RONALD A. 
Detroit 
B&PS
0X; IFC

GROTH, FLORENCE I. 
Ludington 
Phi Gamma Nu;
Pi Omega Pi; Block S

B&PS

GRUBAUGH, JOYCE A. 
Detroit 
ArA

ED

425

GUERNSEY, CARL M. 
Lansing 

ED

GUERRO, CARMINE 
Detroit 
B&PS
Accounting & Finance  Club;
Intramurals

GUNTER, EDWIN W.
New Brunswick, Canada

AGR

Ag. Econ. Club

GURNEY, IRENE B. 
Dearborn 
AZ; Catholic Student Organ;
Special Educ. Club; Child 
Development Club

HE

GUTOWSKI, GERALD E. 
Jackson 
AX; IFC; AUSG; Greek 
Week; Water Carnival; 
Intramurals

NS

GUTOWSKY, LARRY A. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance Club

GUYNN, ROBERT W. 
Toledo, Ohio 
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Honors College

NS

HACK, JEFFREY I.
Lansing 
NS
Campus UN; AUSG; Hillel; 
Students Off Campus; 
Intramurals

HACK, SHIRLEY L.
Milan 
HE
Omicrom Nu; Honors College 
Foods and Nutrition Club;

HAGEN, MARTHA J. 
Saginaw 
A&L
A4>; Pres.; Presidents Council; 
Greek Week

HAHN, CHARLES E. 
Blissfield 
B&PS
A Til; Accounting & Finance 
Club

HAIN, THOMAS 
Saginaw 
B&PS
Accounting & Finance Club; 
Students Off Campus; Jr. 500; 
International Festival

HAINES, GERALD L. 
Birmingham 
AT; Water Carnival; 
American Marketing Assn.

B&PS

HALBERG, THOMAS H. 
AGR
Lewiston 
Sigma Lamda Chi; National 
Assn, of Home Builders

HAIKOLA, ELIZABETH M. 
Lake Linden 
NS
Sno-Caps; Water Carnvial

HALL, ASCENETH M. 
Croswell 
B&PS
Asher Women; Phi Gamma 
Nu; Phi Beta Lamda; Spartan 
Womens League; Christian 
Science Organ.; Young 
Republicans

HALL, DOUGLAS A.
East Lansing 

SS

HALL, GLORIA J.
Jackson 
Delta Omnicron; MSU 
Chorus; MSU Singers; State 
Singers; MSU Orchestra

A&L

HALL, JAMES W.
East Lansing 
MSU Hotel Assn.

HALL, JUDY A.
Norway 

B&PS

ED

HALL, SHIRLEY K.
Lansing 
ED
AZ; AUSG; Water Carnival; 
Greek Week; Jr. PanHel;
SEA

426

HALL, STEPHEN E. 
Birmingham 
IIXT; Young Republicans

B&PS

HALLER, RICHARD W. 
LaGrange, III. 
AX; Psi Chi

SS

HAMANN, DENNIS R. 
Milwaukee, W is. 
AVMA; Promenaders

VM

HAMBURGER, ROBERT J. 
Atlantic City, N.J. 
NS
Affli; Beta Beta Beta

HAMELINK, JERRY L. 
Grand Rapids 
AGR
Fisheries and Wildlife Club

HAMILTON, ELAINE G. 
Leslie 
St. Johns Student Parish

ED

HAMILTON,

GEOFFREY F.

Three Rivers 
B&PS
Sigma Pi Eta; Varsity Club; 
MSU Hotel Assn.;
Basketball, Mgr.

HAMILTON, GERALD L. 
Leslie 
AGR
Agr. Educ. Club; Intramurals

HAMILTON, RITA F. 
Nashville 
Circle Honorary

ED

HAMILTON, TERRY D. 
East Lansing 
Horticulture Forum; 
Polmology Club;
Asher Student Found; 
Christian Science Organ.

AGR

HAMMOND, NEALE P.
Rochester, N. Y. 
A2$

SS

HAMMOND, SHARON K. 
Dimondale 

NS

HAMMOND, STEVEN L. 
Kalamazoo 
Golf

SS

CA

CA

HANLAN, MARYANN 
Gary, Ind. 
Xi!;Theta Sigma Phi

HANNA, DANE C.
Union City, N.J. 
AF; Mortar Board;
Kappa Tau Alpha;
Gamma Alpha Chi; 
PanHellenic Council;
State News; Orchesis

HANNA, KATHLEEN 
Milford 
Women’s Glee Club;^p 
Fresh. Home Ec. Club, Pres.

SS

HANNA, MARJORIE E. 
East Lansing 
AUSG; Young Republicans

ED

HANNAH, PAULA JEAN 
Detroit 
Union Board; Wolverine; 
Water Carnival; Block S; 
Young Republicans; 
Accounting & Finance Club

B&PS

HANNON, MARCIA J. 
Lansing 
Wolverine; Student Educ. 
Assn., WIC; Residence Asst.

ED

HANS, FREDERICK V. 
Flint 

AGR

HANSEN, BARBARA S. 
Birmingham 

NS

HANSEN, BONNIE J.
East Lansing 
Phi Theta Kappa;
University Chorus

NS

HANSEN, FRANK E.
East Lansing 

A&L

HANSEN, HENRY C. 
Dearborn 
Clubs: Marketing, 
Management, Newman

B&PS

HARBISON, BONNIE E. 
Snyder, N.Y. 
Circle Honorary;
Water Carnival; J-Council; 
Presidents’ Council; Spartan 
Roundtable; Homecoming

ED

HARDING, BUDD E.
Keego Harbor 
Intramurals: Football, 
Softball

ED

HARDS, A. T.
Dearborn 
CA
Promenaders; Water Carnival

HARDT, ROBERT D.
Jackson 

SS

HARDY, BARBARA M. 
Denver, Colo. 
A&L
Ar; Delta Phi Delta; Kappa 
Delta Pi; Sailing Club

HARJER, BARBARA J. 
Muskegon 
Retailing Club

HE

HARMON, CATHERINE A. 
Cassopolis 
SS
KA9; Honors College;
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Psi Chi; Tau Sigma

HARPHAM, SUSAN A. 
Rochester 
Kappa Delta Pi; AWS

A&L

HARRINGTON, DAVID E. 
Lansing 
ENGR
Christian Science Organ.

HARRIS, NEWELL E.
Cass City 
Students Off Campus; 
Intramurals: Basketball, 
Softball, Bowling; Judo Club

B&PS

HARRIS, RICHARD M. 
Manlette 
Football; Men’s Glee Club

SS

HARRISON, ROGER R. 
Sand Lake 

ED

HART, TERRY A.
Flint 
ASA; Union Board; 
PanHellenic Council;
Catholic Student Organ.

SS

HARTMAN, FRANKLIN L. 
Lansing 
ED
Cross Country, Mgr.; Track; 
Varsity Club

HASKE, GAIL E.
St. Johns 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
MSU Chorus; Block S

HASLEY, DANIEL E. 
Detroit 
<bTA

NS

CA

HASSE, MAX A. Ill 
Teaneck, N.J. 
ED
Scabbard & Blade; Wrestling; 
Intramurals: Wrestling, 
Football, Softball; Christian 
Student Found., Luau

HATCH, JAMES E.
Detroit 
ATO; Crew Club

HATCH, JOAN H.
Detroit 
ITB4>; Water Carnival;
AUSG; Campus Chest

HAUER, LANCE A.
Detroit 
Residence Asst.

HAWES, GARY L.
Elsie 
TKE

HAWES, LINDA L.
Lansing 
2K

SS

A&L

SS

SS

ED

HAYASHI, RONALD S. 
Honokohua, Maui, Hawaii SS 
Clubs: Hawaiian, Industrial 
Security

HECK, HENRY J.
Grosse Pointe 

B&PS

HEIKKINEN,

MADELINE M.

Parma Heights, Ohio  A&L 
Promenaders;
Clubs: Women’s Glee,
Men’s Glee, Accomp.

HEILMAN, JOEL C. 
Saginaw 
AX; Intramurals: Football, 
Volleyball, Basketball, 
Badminton; Clubs: Rifle 
Club, Pistol Club

B&PS

HEIMONEN, MARGO L.
Lansing 
AZ

HE

HELD, JAMES W.
Mount Clemens 
AT

HELD, ROBERT C.
Rumson, N.J. 
Pershing Rifles;
Young Republicans

HELLER, MARK F.
Rogers City 
Honors College

B&PS

SS

CA

HELLER, RICHARD L. 
Camden 

ENGR

HELMER, JAMES L.
Colon 
Campus UN; History Club

A&L

HELMRICH, RUTHANN 
Birmingham 
KKT; State News; AUSG; 
PanHel; IFC-PanHel Ball

CA

HENDEE, KAREN K. 
Lansing 

ED

HENDERSON,
BARBARA J.

Saginaw 

HENDGES, LOIS A.
Lansing 
Tower Guard|S^
Beta Beta Beta;
Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Students Off Campus

SS

NS

HENDRICK, ROBERT C. 
Muskegon 
Weightlifting

B&PS

HENN, ALBERT E.
East Lansing 
NS
Beta Beta Beta; Tau Sigma; 
Pre-Med Club; Veterans 
Assn.; AUSG

HENNINK, ANN S.
East Lansing 
IIB<i>

ED

HENRICKSON, KAREN L. 
East Lansing 
NS
Nursing Class; Students Off 
Campus; Sno-Caps

HENRY, CHARLES R. 
Midland, Ontario 
AGR
Triangle; Packaging Society; 
Engr. Council; Water 
Carnival; Intramural: Bowling

HENRY, JANET M.
Ferndale 
AAA

HENSE, JAMES R.
Flint 
AFS-ASM

ED

ENGR

HERBERT, HONOR E.
Port Chester, N.Y. 
Women’s Glee Club

A&L 

HERDELL, SHIRLEY A. 
Argyle 
Wolverine; Clubs: Ski, 
Sailing; Block S

A&L

HERNSTAT, JOHN 
Detroit 
AEII; Theta Tau, Pres.

HERON, GERALD W.
East Lansing 
Varsity Soccer;
Caribbean Club, Pres.; 
International Club

SS

NS

HERRICK, NANCY T. 
Lansing 
CA
Amer. Institute of Designers

HERRICK, PATRICIA A. 
Kalamazoo 

ED

HERRICK, WILLIAM M. 
Grand Rapids 
■FAB

SS

HERRON, LINDA A. 
Lansing 

SS

HETH, GILBERT R. 
Glastonbury, Conn. 
Packaging Society

B&PS 

HETRICK, JOANN 
Dimondale 
Child Development Club

HEUSER, ROBERT F.
Bay City 
MSU Ski Club

HE

NS

HEWETT, PETER 
East Lansing 
ATO; Scabbard & Blade; 
Marketing Club

B&PS

HEWITT, SUZANNE B. 
Washington, D.C. 
FA; Clubs: Women’s Glee, 
Food & Nutrition

HE

HEXT, THOMAS R.
Bowling Green, Ky. 
2X; Intramurals; J-Hop; 
Block S; Ski Club

A&L

HIBNER, EDWARD J. 
Wayne 
Intramurals; Accounting & 
Finance Club

B&PS

HICKS, ANN M.
Middleville 
A An; HPER Board;
Water Carnival; Intramurals; 
Fencing Team; Clubs: Sailing, 
Badminton

ED

HICKS, MARTHA L.
East Lansing 
AXO; Wolverine;
Concert Band

ED

HICOK, WILLIAM T.
Troy, N.Y. 
Pershing Rifles

A&L

HIENTON, ETHEL M. 
Bedford, Ohio 
Pi Gamma Mu; Divisional 
Social; Science Honorary

SS

HILDING, BERTIL A. 
Chicago, III. 
Alpha Kappa Psi

HILL, ANNABEL 
Denver, Colo. 
AT; AUSG; J-Hop;
Greek Week; IFC Sing

HILL, CONSTANCE H. 
Newark, N.J. 
AKA; Beta Beta Beta 
NAACP

HILL, DONALD G.
Mason 
Farmhouse; Sigma 
Gamma Epsilon

HILL, PHILIP B.
Bath 
Packaging Society

SS

ED

NS

NS

AGR

HILLARD, DAVID L. 
Shelby, Ohio 
NS
B0n; Sigma Gamma Epsilon

HILLSHAFER,

WILLIAM O. JR.

B&PS

Findlay, Ohio 
AS«!»; MSU Hotel Assn.,
HRI Dinner Dance Comm.; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Softball; Water Carnival; 
Luau

HILLIARD, SHIRLEY A. 
Lansing 
ASA; AUSG; Students Off 
Campus; MSU Chorus; 
International Club;
Women’s Glee Club

A&L

HILLSTROM, PHILIP E.
St. Paul, Minn. 
LMA; Intramurals;
MSU Marching Band;
MSU Orchestra;
MSU Concert Band

A&L

HINMAN, RICHARD R. 
Clawson 
Clubs: Industrial Arts, 
Veterans Assn.

ED

HIRST, AGNES J.
Grand Junction 
A&L
Tower Guard; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Honors College

HIRST, HELEN A.
Grand Junction 
Tower Guard;
Alpha Lambda Delta

A&L

HOBBS, LINORE W.
Lath Village 
NS
Ar; Mortar Board; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Tower 
Guard; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tau Sigma; J-Council; 
AUSG; Spinster Spin; 
Outstanding Junior Award

HOBERT, JOHN S.
Lake Katrine, N.Y. 
Intramurals

HODGES, JAMES K. 
Lansing 

NS

NS

HODGINS, WILLIAM M. 
Detroit 

B&PS

HOEG, BION L.
Paw Paw 
Phi Eta Sigma; Tennis; 
Volleyball Club

HOFFMAN, MARY K. 
Hudson 
WIC; Clubs: Foods and 
Nutrition; Campus 4-H; 
President’s Council

SS

HE

HOGLE, ANN L.
Detroit 
AZ; Publications Board; 
Homecoming; Greek Week; 
WIC

A&L

HOHWART, GEORGE J. 
Farmington 
Intramurals: Football, 
Volleyball, Bowling

ENGR

HOLCOME, JEFFREY S. 
Quincy 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance Club

HOLDEN, DAVID L. 
Tecumseh 
SS
AXA; Pi Gamma Mu; AUSG; 
Student Traffic Court

HOLLANDER, SELMA D. 
East Lansing 

A&L

HOLLEQUE, O. EUGENE 
Mason City, Iowa 
AGR 
Packaging Society

HOLLIDAY, LINDA L. 
Hemlock, N.Y. 
ED
IIB<I>; AUSG; Student Traffic 
Court; Activities Carnival; 
Water Carnival; J-Council

HOLLISTER, JAMES L. 
A&L
East Lansing 
History Club; Evans Scholars

CA

HOLMES, GERALD E. 
Howell 
Blue Key; Excalibur;
Kappa Alpha Mu, Pres.;
State News; Wolverine, 
Editor, Assoc. Editor; 
Outstanding Junior Award; 
J-Council; Water Carnival

HOLZHEI, DON E.
East Lansing 
ArP; Phi Lambda Tau; 
ASAE, Pres.

ENGR

HOLZHEI, MARGO G.
East Lansing 

ED

HONWITT, HENRY 
Lenox, Mass. 
<i>EA; J-Council;
International Affairs Club

SS

HOOD, ANN K.
Paw Paw 
Kappa Phi;
Wesley Foundation

HOOD, ROBERT L.
Detroit 
9X; Conservative Club; 
Young Republicans;
Varsity Football, Mgr.

VM

A&L

HOPKINS, PATSY L. 
Madison, Wise. 
AUSG; LaCrosse Team

A&L

HORA, JUDITH A. 
Riverside, III. 
Circle Honorary; Delta Phi 
Alpha; WIC; German Club

A&L

HORNBACH, OSKAR M. 
Aavgau, Switzerland 
Delta Phi Epsilon; Tau 
Sigma; Pi Sigma Alpha

SS

HOROWITZ,

LAWRENCE M.

Detroit 

NS

HORTON, NAN D.
Peoria, III. 
Ar; Frosh-Soph Council; 
PanHellenic Council; Career
Carnival; Water Carnival

SS

HORWITZ, DAVID S. 
Waban, Mass. 
2x4 Club

AGR

FIOSMER, PAUL D. 
Belmont, N.Y. 
Spartan Engineer; Fencing

B&PS

HOSTE, DOUGLAS W. 
Harper Woods 
Marketing Club

HOUSE, KAREN A. 
Lafayette, Ind. 
KKP; Retailing Club

HOUSLER, LEON D. 
Charlotte 
Forensics

HOWARD, HARRY C. 
Kalamazoo 
Alpha Psi Omega;
Campus Worm, Editor; 
Students Off Campus;
Winged Spartans

SS

HE

SS

CA

HOWARD, JANET E.
Port Huron 
Junior 500

A&L

HOWARD, MARTHA H. 
Davenport, Iowa 
A&L
Mortar Board; Tower Guard; 
AUSG; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Phi Kappa Phi

HOWARD, NANCY L. 
Dearborn 
AAII; Tower Guard;
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Comm: Water Carnival, 
J-Council; Young Republicans

ED

HOWARD, ROBERT L. 
Elmhurst, III. 
Excalibur; Blue Key;
Green Helmet; Honors 
College; Phi Eta Sigma; 
Spartan Roundtable; Pi Sigma 
Alpha; AUSG, Pres.

SS

HOWE, JUDITH M. 
Chicago, III. 
ASA; Frosh-Soph Council

A&L

HUNTINGTON, JANICE M. 
NS
Muskegon 
Hospital Assn.

HOWELL, KENNETH A. 
Okemos 

NS

HURD, JAMES S.
Pontiac 

CA

ED

HOWER, BRUCETTA A. 
Gary, Ind. 
NAACP; National Educ. 
Assn.; Elementary Educ. 
Club; Comm: Water 
Carnival, International 
Festival

HOWIE, CAMERON B. 
Detroit 

ED

HOWLETT, ANNE E. 
Gregory 
SEA; Baptist Student 
Fellowship

ED

HRYSKA, JUDITH I. 
Pontiac 

ED

HUBAL, BRUCE R.
Oscoda 
BLII; ASCE

ENGR

HUBBELL, KEITH W.
East Lansing 

A&L

B&PS

HUDSON, JOHN S. 
Plymouth 
Pi Omega Pi;
Phi Beta Lambda;
Weight Lifting Club; Brody 
Radio, Business Mgr.;
Brody Board, chmn.

HUFFMAN, JOHN R.
East Lansing 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball

B&PS

HUFFMASTER,

ROBERTA LYNN 

Wayne 
State News; Spartan 
Engineer, Manager

NS

HUGHES, ANNE E. 
Birmingham 
LM; Alpha Lambda Delta

A&L

HUGHES, BETTY J.
Spring City, Pa. 
UBL; Foods and Nutrition 
Club, Pres.; Sr. Council;
Block S; Water Carnival; 
Greek Week; J-Hop

HE

HUGHES, JOHN A. L. 
Mason 
Delta Theta Phi

HUGHES, J. R. JR.
East Lansing 
Campus UN,
Young Republicans

SS

CA

HUGHES, M. G.
Harrisville 
Delta Omicron, Pres.;
State Singers; University 
Chorus; Canterbury Club

A&L

HULL, BEVERLY S.
Pontiac 
ED
Swim Team; Student-Faculty 
Social Affairs Comm.

HULL, ROBERT J.
Lansing 
Delta Phi Epsilon

SS

HULTMAN, JAYNE A. 
Glenview, III. 
IIBL; IFC-PanHell Ball; 
Activities Carnival;
Water Carnival

B&PS

HUNSBERGER, SALLY I.
Ionia 
Young Republicans

SS

HUNT, JUDITH R.
Saline 
Catholic Student Organ.

HUNTER, JAMES R. 
Dowagiac 

HUNTER, STEPHEN 
Okemos 
Veterans Assn.

ED

NS

CA

HUTCHINS, CAROL A. 
Grosse Pointe 
AL; Union Board;
Activities Carnival

A&L

HUTCHINS, JERRY R. 
Lawrence 

ED

HUTCHINS, NANCY G. 
Rochester 

ED

HUTSON, FAYE J. 
Northfield, III. 
ED
KA, Pres.; Spartan Women’s 
League; Water Carnival; 
Greek Week; Women’s 
Glee Club

HUTSON, JUDITH A. 
Lansing 
A&L
Delta Omicron; State Singers

HYMAN, WENDY A. 
Newton, Mass. 
Wolverine; Hillel;
Water Carnival

ED

HYMES, BRIAN S.
Grand Rapids 
SAM; Intramural Football; 
MSU Hospital Assn.;
Water Carnival; AUSG

SS

IANNELLI, ANGIE E. 
Benton Harbor 
Phi Beta Lambda

IDE, KENNETH M.
East Lansing 
Phi Mu Alpha;
Men’s Glee Club

ED

SS

INGLIS, LORNE T. 
Stratford, Ontario, Canada NS 
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, 
Professional Fraternity for 
Earth Sciences?

INMAN, MARTIN L. 
Ferndale 
Student National Assn, of 
Home Builders, Pres.

AGR

INNES, ROBERT B. 
Birmingham 
SN

SS

IRANI, BEHRAM A. 
Bombay, India 
Sigma Phi Delta; ASME

ENGR

IRISH, KENNETH R.
Grand Rapids 
Accounting Club

B&PS

IRWIN, JOAN A.
Detroit 
National Educ. Assn.

ISOUN, TURNER T.
Via Ahoada, Nigeria 
Honors College

ED

VM 

JACKSON, BARBARA D. 
Albany, N.Y. 
Phi Gamma Nu;
Campus UN; Luau; Block S; 
Clubs : Marketing, Pistol; 
Campus UN Conference

B&PS

JACKSON, RICHARD A. 
East Lansing 
AX

B&PS

JACKSON, RICHARD C. 
Camden, N.J. 
KA'k; Track;
Clubs: Pre-med., International

SS

JACKSON, WILLIAM M. 
East Lansing 

SS

JACOBS, WILLIAM M.
Los Angeles, Calif. 
A&L
AEII; Intramurals: Football, 
Wrestling; Young Democrats; 
American Civil Liberties 
Union; IFC

JACOBSON, JAN E.
Lansing 
<f>M, Pres.; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Honors College

ED

JAGOE, CARLOS B. 
Owensboro, Ky. 
Sigma Lambda Chi;
2x4 Club

AGR

JAGOE, GAYLE C. 
Owensboro, Ky. 
AZ; Alpha Lambda Delta;
Phi Kappa Phi;
Honors College

VM

JAMES, B. SHERRYL 
Hillsdale 
A&L
MSU Chorus; State Singers; 
International Club

JAMES, GAYLE M.
Garden City 
KA; Kappa Delta Pi; 
J-Council

JAMES, SIRI E.
Grass Lake 
Clubs: Literary 
Women’s Glee

ED

A&L

JAMESON, GERALYN R. 
Grosse Pointe Woods 
Circle Honorary; AUSG; 
WIC; Women’s Glee Club

ED 

JANNER, JUDY K.
Dearborn 
ASA; Ski Club

SS

JANNSOHN, MARION E. 
East Lansing 
Swimming Team;
International Club

SS

JANSEN, DEANNA C. 
Birmingham 
ZTA; SEA; Block S;
Comm: Homecoming, Water 
Carnival, J-Hop

ED

JASON, BARBARA A. 
Williamston 
Student MEA

ED

JAY, ARTHUR J.
St. Petersburg, Fla. 
L2A; Campus UN; AUSG; 
Pre-Vet Club

SS

JEFFERS, ALICE M.
Muir 
AWS

A&L

JEFFERSON, THOMAS G. 
Maywood, III. 
NS
ALA; Track; NAACP

JEFFORDS, ROBERT F. 
Hagerstown, Md. 
Intramurals: Football, 
Softball, Bowling

B&PS

JELINEK, JOHN E. JR. 
Three Oaks 
Alpha Zeta; "
Agricultural Educ. Club

AGR

JELINEK, NANCY A.
Three Oaks 
HE
Circle Honorary; WIC, Pres.; 
Clubs: Freshman Home 
Economics, Home Economics 
Teaching; Presidents’ Council; 
Spartan Spirit; Spartan 
Roundtable; Student-Faculty 
Comm, on Outside Speakers

JENNINGS, LAWRENCE A. 
B&PS
Lansing 

JENSEN, WAYNE H. 
Benton Harbor 
Accounting Club, Pres.; 
Veterans Assn.

B&PS

SS

JESMORE, KENNETH L. 
Detroit 
AXA, Pres.; Blue Key;
IFC; Jr. 500; AUSG; 
Frosh-Soph Council; 
Intramurals; Homecoming; 
Water Carnival;
Activities Carnival

427

JOHNSON, ALDEN G. 
ED
Worcester, Mass. 
Intramurals: Basketball, Golf,
Football

JOHNSON, ALFRED J.
Bear Lake 
Clubs: MSU Men’s Glee, 
Forestry

AGR

JOHNSON, DON R. 
Whitehall 

NS

JOHNSON, EDWARD L. 
Holt 
ENGR
Honoraries: Eta Kappa Nu, 
Phi Eta Sigma, Tau Beta Pi

JOHNSON, GARY D. 
Pontiac 
MSU Concert and 
Marching Band

B&PS

JOHNSON, GEORGE A. 
Milwaukee, Wis. 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
Newman Club

B&PS

JOHNSON, GILBERT M. 
Vandalia 
Arnold Air Society;
AFROTC Drill Team; 
American Brother-Sister 
Program; Block S

A&L

JOHNSON, JAMES A.
East Lansing 

B&PS

JOHNSON, JUDITH A.
Port Huron 
Councils: J-Hop, J-Council; 
Student NEA

ED

JOHNSON, MARTHA A. 
Alma 
AS<h

ED

JOHNSON, PAUL W. 
Glastonbury, Conn. 

CA

JOHNSON, RICHARD A. 
Chief 
Phi Mu Epsilon;
Students Off Campus; 
Institute of Radio Engineers

ENGR

JOHNSON, ROBERT K. JR. 
Detroit 
ED
Arnold Air Society; 
Butterfield, Pres.;
Water Carnival; Homecoming

JOHNSON, THEODORE L. 
Vestaburg 
SS
Honors College; Delta Phi 
Epsilon; Spanish Club; 
Elsworth House

JOHNSON, THOMAS L. 
Lansing 

B&PS

JOHNSON, WILBER C. 
Kalamazoo 
Fisheries & Wildlife Club

AGR

JOHNSON, WILMER L. 
Bristol, Pa. 
Q'k<l>; Track

ED

JOHNSTON, ALBERT M. 
Hot Springs, S.D. 
Alpha Phi Sigma;
Young Democrats

SS

JOHNSTON, BEVERLY M. 
Midland 
HE
WIC; Retailing Club; 
Homecoming; J-Hop

JOHNSTON, GEORGE T. 
Cheyenne, Wy. 
Pi Mu Epsilon, American 
Institute of Physics; 
Dramatics

NS

JOHNSTON, JAMES J. JR. 
Collingswood, N.J. 
B&PS 
Hotel Assn.; Water Carnival

JOHNSTON, RODNEY A. 
Chesaning 
B&PS
Honors College; Accounting 
—& Finance Club

JOHNSTONE, GEORGE R. 
SS
Webberville 

428

JOHNSTONE, WALTER D. 
Copper Cliff, Ontario, Canada 
ED

Hockey Team

JONES, CHARLES E. 
Huntsville, Ala. 

ENGR

JONES, LLOYD B.
Buffalo, N.Y. 
0X; IFC; Block S; 
Homecoming

JONES, SANDRA A.
Syracuse, N.Y.

JOY, DENNIS M.
Stanton
IIK<i>; IFC

AGR

SS

SS

JUDKINS, LARRY F. 
Boyne City

B&PS

JUNAS, JOAN 
East Grand Rapids

JUNGERHELD, 
SANDRA A. 

Bridgeport

JUNGWIRTH, 

ALASSANDRA I. 

East Lansing

SS

A&L

NS

JUNKE, W. MICHAEL
East Lansing
SX; Honors College; 
Scabbard & Blade; AUSG; 
MSU Packaging Society

NS

KAAL, JANET L.
Grosse Pointe 

ED

KABAT, MICHAEL W.
Ann Arbor 
AS«h; Sigma Pi Eta; Les 
Gourmets; MSU Hotel Assn.

B&PS

KAHLER, LEE W. 
Horseheads, N.Y. 
$TA

NS

KAKUK, THOMAS J. 
Stephenson 
VM
AVMA; Intramurals; Clubs: 
Fisheries and Wildlife, 
Graduate, Newman; Track

KALTENBACH, RUTH A. 
A&L
Grosse Pointe 
2K; Water Carnival; PanHel 
Council

KAMINSKI, LOUISE E. 
Detroit 

A&L

KAMLAY, THOMAS J.
East Lansing 
Intramurals

ED

KANDELL, JOSEPH 
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. B&PS 
AEII; Accounting Club

KAR, RONALD N.
Port Huron 
Newman Club

A&L

KARMANN, NORLAINE K. 
Dearborn 
SS
ZTA, Pres.; Alpha Lambda; 
Delta; Tau Sigma; Phi Kap­
pa Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi 
Alpha Theta

KARSTAN, JOHN E.
Grand Rapids 
ASCE; MSU Men’s 
Glee Club

KASS, CHARNA A.
Detroit 
Student MEA-NEA

ENGR

ED

KATZ, MICHAEL A.
East Lansing 

AGR

KEECH, SUSAN M. 
Richmond 

KEESHIN, IRA A.
East Lansing 

NS

B&PS

KEGLE, PATRICIA A. 
Lansing 
Catholic Student Organ.

A&L

KEITH, WARREN E. 
Comins 
Sigma Gamma Epsilon

NS

KELLER, WILLIAM F. 
Dearborn 

B&PS

KELLEY, DANIEL K. 
Elmira 

ED

KELLEY, JOHN P. 
Birmingham 
Intramural swimming

B&PS

KELLEY, PHILLIS K. 
Elmira 

B&PS

KELLY, LYNN L.
Detroit 
HE
AZ; Wolverine; Home Ec Club

KELM, MARGARET F. 
East Grand Rapids 
Phi Alpha

SS

KELSCH, BUDDY D. 
Ypsilanti 
SS
Alpha Phi Sigma; Veterans 
Assn.

KEMP, MARY J.
Detroit 

ED

KEMP, MARY L.
Dearborn 
AOII; Water Carnival; CSO

A&L

KEMPDON, THEODORE L. 
Traverse City 
A&L
Christian Science Organ.

KEMPER, MARTHA J. 
Saginaw 
Alpha Delta Theta

VM

KEMPPAINEN, JOHN P. 
Pelkie 
Promenaders

ED

KENNEDY, EDWARD J. 
Southfield 

SS

KENT, JUDITH W.
Pontiac 
A&L
KA; German Club; American 
Brother-Sister Program

KESLER, KAREN E. 
ED
Birmingham 
nB<l>; Education Club; Luau

KETIVE, SAMUEL G.
New York, N.Y.
ZBT

KETTLER, GORDON W. 
Flint 
Industrial Security Club

SS

KHADDURI, WALID J. 
Baghdad, Iraq 
SS
Excalibur; Blue Key; Campus 
UN; Clubs: Arab, 
International

KEIBLER, DARYL H. 
Lansing 
0X; AUSG; Campus UN; 
Conservative Club;
Young Republicans;
Block S

SS

KIECKHEFER,
EDWARD H.

Rockford, III. 
Sigma Pi Eta; MSU 
Hotel Assn.

B&PS

KAY, WILLIAM J.
North Attleboro, Mass.  VM 
Jr. AVMA

KIEL, SUSAN J.
Grand Haven 
Alpha Lambda Delta

A&L

KAZENKO, EDWARD J. 
Silverwood 
Delta Phi Epsilon

SS

KIELISZEWSKI,
ROBERT B.

East Lansing 

B&PS

KIENBAUM, BARBARA E.
SS
Southfield 
Wolverine; AWS; WIC; 
Homecoming; Block S

KLUESSNER, ANNE 
South Bend, Ind. 
AT; J-Hop; Greek Week; 
Sorority Sing; Homecoming

ED

KIENE, CHARLES J. 
Yonkers, N.Y. 
AX; Union Board; IFC; 
J-Hop; Greek Week

ENGR

KIENKE, JANICE KAY 
Whitehall 

NS

KIKUCHI, YUKIO 
Hokkaido, Japan 

B&PS

KIM, DONG BIN
Seoul, Korea 

SS

KIMBALL, DAVID C. 
Pontiac 
State News; Fresh.
Baseball; Varsity Baseball; 
Men’s Glee Club

CA

KING, GERALD M.
Union Lake 
Marketing Club

B&PS

KING, JEROME P.
East Lansing 

KING, NANCY A.
Lansing 
Alpha Delta Theta; Ski 
Club

A&L

VM

KING, SALLY R.
Bedford, Ohio 
Beta Alpha Psi

B&PS

KINNEY, LOWELL D.
East Lansing 
Wolverine, Editor 1963; 
Assoc. Editor 1962; State 
News, City Editor

CA

KIRK, BARBARA I. 
Midland 
AAA; Campus UN

SS

KIRKBY, LARRY L.
East Lansing 
Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta 
Sigma; AIChE; Amer. 
Chemical Soc.; Cross 
Country, Indoor Track

ENGR

KISHEMIA, LUBOU M. 
Lansing 
Russian Club, Pres.

A&L

KISTLER, SUSAN D.
Long Valley, N.J. 
Alpha Lambda Delta; Tau 
Sigma; Angel Flight;
Water Carnival

A&L

KLAN, PETER W.
Battle Creek 
Beta Alpha Sigma;
Student Assoc, of 
Landscape Architects

SS

KLEINHEKSEL, H. JANE
ED
Dallas, Texas 
Homecoming

KLEIS, DONALD R. 
Okemos 
Triangle

CA

KLIEM, DERALD R.
River Rouge 
NS
Amer. Institute of Physics

KLINE, JOHN F. 
Amsterdam, N.Y. 
Intramurals; Young 
Republicans

B&PS

KLOCKO, BARBARA L. 
Grand Rapids 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Young Democrats Club; 
Home Ec Club

HE

KLOMPARENS, LUANNE 
Holland 
ED
Student Educ. Assoc.;
AWS

KLOMPP, KAREN M. 
Kalkaska 
ASA

A&L

KLUESSNER, JAN 
South Bend, Ind. 
X12; Greek Week; J-Hop; 
Christian Science Organ.

A&L

KNIGHT, K. ROLAND 
Portage, Indiana 
Christian Science Organ.; 
Activity Band

CA

KNIGHT, RICHARD W. 
North Lavallette, N.J. 
International Relations 
Club; Intramurals;
Basketball, Baseball

SS 

KNOBLAUCH, HAROLD C.
NS
McLean, Virginia 

KNOWLES, MARK A. 
Adrian 
AT

CA

KNUTSON, CAROLYN A. 
Detroit 

A&L

KOKOSZKA, JANICE C. 
Chicago, III. 
International Club; 
Homecoming Court

SS

KOLBERG, KURT A.
East Lansing 

KOLODY, SYLVIA M. 
Detroit 
Russian Club

SS

ED

A&L

KOOPMAN, JEANNE E.
St. Clair Shores 
Honors College;
Mortar Board, Pres.;
Tower Guard; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Pi Gamma Mu; Tau Sigma; 
Union Board; Amer. 
Brother-Sister Program

KOPEK, HENRY S.
Lathrup Village 

B&PS

KOPPLIN, FAITH T. 
Lansing 

ED

KORNOELJE, THOMAS A. 
AGR
Grand Rapids 

KOSTEBADE, GAIL M. 
Chicago, III. 
ASA; Homecoming;
Water Carnival

ED

KOSUGA, YASUMASA 
Tokyo, Japan 

B&PS

KOVER,

ANTOINETTE M.

Ottawa Lake 
Elem. Educ. Club

KOWALSKI, JOHN 
Sault St. Marie 

ED

NS

KRAFT, ELEANOR 
Evergreen Park, III. 
AOII; Delta Phi Delta;
State News; Greek Week; 
Water Carnival

A&L

KRAMER, JAMES E. 
Detroit 
ZBT; Baseball

SS

KRANDALL,

FLORENCE A.

Detroit 
SS
Clubs: Sailing, Social Work; 
Water Carnival;
Campus Chest

KRAUS, ALAN L.
Trenton, N.J. 
VM
MSU Veterinarian, Ed.; Am. 
Veterinary Medical Assoc.; 
MSU Vet. Glee Club

KREBS, WILLIAM 
Flushing, N.Y. 
Clubs: Bike, Pistol

SS

KREITNER, NEAL A. 
Coloma 

AGR

KRESLINS, EVALD 
Grand Rapids 
Arnold Air Society;
Winged Spartans

A&L

KRINSKY, DANIEL R. 
Newton, Mass. 
SAM; Sigma Delta Chi; 
Theta Alpha Phi; Intramurals; 
Water Carnival; Union 
Board; University Theater; 
ROTC Officers Club

CA

KROSHCE, HERTA M. 
Maplewood, N.J. 
MSU Chorus

KROTH, MARTIN A.
Grosse Pointe 
Intramurals: Football, 
Badminton; Humanist 
Society; Sailing Club

SS

NS

KRUEGER, DETLEF E. 
Muskegon 

NS

KUBO, TOSHIO
Tokyo, Japan 
Japanese Club

B&PS

KUCH, IRENE M.
Unionville 
SS
Students Off Campus Assoc.; 
AWS; Sailing Club

KUDLIK, CHARLES J. 
Belle Vernon, Pa. 
AFS, Pres.; ASM;
Veterans Assn.

ENGR

LA FREY, LOIS A.
A&L
Wayne 
Tower Guard; Kappa Delta 
Pi; Phi Alpha Theta;
Jr. Class Comm.

LAIDLY, PAUL R.
Detroit 
Forestry Club

AGR

LA LIBERTE, MARILU 
Iron Mountain 
MSU Players; Block S

A&L

LA LONDE, JOANNE A. 
Bay City 
CA
MSU Players; Forensic 
Club; Angel Flight;
Chaff

LAMB, DONALD D. 
Jefferson,  Ohio 

B&PS

LAMB, FRANKLIN E. 
Saugatuck 
B&PS
<1>KS; Accounting & Finance 
Club

LAMB, PHILLIP R.
Olivet 
Students Off Campus

NS

LAMB, ROBERT A. 
Portland, 
Ore. 
Ski Team, Track

B&PS

LAMBERT, SANDRA J. 
Linden 
IIBf>; PanHel; Union 
Board

A&L

KUENZLI, JOHN A.
East Lansing 

NS

LAMBERTS, PATRICIA A.
A&L
Grand Rapids 

KUENZLI, WALTER A.
East Lansing 
<f>K'k; Park Management 
Club, Pres.

AGR

KUGEL, ELIZABETH E. 
Mitchell, S. D. 

NS

KUHN, RAE A.
Detroit 
KKT; Councils: Frosh-Soph, 
PanHel

A&L

KUHN, ROBERT K.
East Lansing 
Golf Team

B&PS

KUHNLOHE, CAROL J. 
Roscommon 

HE

KULENKAMP, ALWIN W. 
Manchester 
AGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Zeta; 
Poultry Science Club

LAMPHERE, LOTTIE L. 
Lansing 

NS

LAMPHERE, MARGO B. 
Ferndale 
AAA

ED

LANCE, GARY K. 
Wyandotte 
<I>SK; Accounting Club

B&PS

I.ANDY, PATRICK O. 
Lansing 
Physics Club; Fencing

LA NOBLE, ANN E.
East Lansing 
AXÎ2

NS

HE

B&PS

LAPISH, JAMES C.
Grosse Pointe 
Management Club, Pres.; 
Young Republicans; 
Marketing Club;
Intramurals : Bowling, 
Football

KUNITSER, LEE R.
East Lansing 
Pi Sigma Epsilon;
Veteran’s Assn.

CA

LARKIN, LYNN L.
St. Joseph 
MSU Orchestra

KUSHNER, BRIN L. 
Lincoln, Nebraska 
SAM; Pi Sigma Epsilon; 
Spartan Hi-Wagon; 
Intramurals

B&PS 

KUSTER, JAMES J.
Des Moines, Iowa 
Pi Sigma Epsilon

B&PS 

KUTAS, RICHARD M.
East Lansing 

A&L

KUXHAUS,

MARGARET R.

Ferndale 

A&L

KUYPER, CAROLYN A. 
Grosse Pointe Woods  A&L 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Conservative Club

LADY, KARL W.
Evanston, 
A&L
III 
0X; Cross Country; Track; 
Conservative Club, Pres.; 
AUSG

LA FAVE, FRANCIS E. 
Gwosso 

SS

ED

ED

LARLEE, JUDITH K.
Mt. Clemens 
KKT; J-Hop; PanHel 
Ball

LARMEE, JACQUELINE J. 
Ann Arbor 
B&PS
AFA Club; Lutheran 
Student Assn.

LARNARD, CHARLES A. 
A&L
North Muskegon 

LARSEN, JANET E.
Clio 
Kappa Phi

B&PS

LARSON, LINDA L. 
Lansing 
Students Off Campus; . . 
Student Teachers Assn.

ED

LARSSON, PENELOPE 
Wellesley Hills, Mass. A&L 
Circle Honorary; Luau; 
Spinster Spin; Sr. Council; 
Block S; Spartan Women’s 
League; Angel Flight

LASH, WILLIAM M.
East Lansing 
Veterans’ Assn.

SS

LASKE, THOMAS J. 
Detroit 
0X; Intramurals; IFC; 
Student Faculty Social 
Comm.

NS

LASKER, JERRY I.
New York, N. Y. 
Beta Alpha Sigma;
Cadet Officers Club; 
Society of Student Urban 
Planners

B&PS

LATTERMAN, MARK A. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Pi Sigma Alpha,
Swimming Team;
Judo Club, Pres.

SS

LAUBACH, DUANE I. 
Wyoming 
Clubs: Veterans,
Industrial Arts

ED

LAVELLE, JOHN F. 
Syracuse, N.Y. 
Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa 
Nu; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Mu 
Epsilion; 

ENGR

IRE

LAWLOR, MARTHA A. 
Lansing 
ASA, Pres.; IFC-PanHel 
Ball; Water Carnival

B&PS

LEACH, JOEL T.
New Eagle, Pa. 
$MA; MSU Band, Pres.

A&L

LEAVER, JOHN E.
Point Edward, Ontario, 
Canada 
SX; Intramurals

ED

LEAVITT, JOHN T.
East Lansing 

BPS

LE BLANC. RONALD R. 
Leominster, Mass 
A&L
Clubs: Newman, French

LE CUREUX, MARGIE J. 
A&L
Columbus, Ohio 
Clubs: French, Russian

LEDERER, PETER P. 
Chicago, III 
ZBT; Porpoise Honorary; 
Swimming Team; Water 
Carnival

SS

LEE, FREDERICK W.
East Lansing 
Hotel Assn. Bulletin, Ed 
Msu Hotel Assn.

B&PS

LEHOCZKY, STEVE E. 
Allen Park 

SS

LEIK, RUSSEL L.
Portland 
Alpha Phi Sigma

SS

LEMBERGER, BETTY J. 
Wever, Iowa 

B&PS

LENETT, RICHARD S. 
Worcester, Mass. 
AEII; Theta Tau; Hillel 
Found.; Intramurals: 
Football, Basketball,
Softball

SS

LENT, KAREN S.
Plymouth 
Xfl; Union Board; Water 
Carnival; Greek Week;
IFC - PanHel Ball

ED

LENT, JAMES E.
Toronto, Ontario 
Students Off Campus;
MSU Hotel Assn.; Water 
Carnival

B PS

LEONARD, WADE E. 
Jonesville 
Alpha Phi Omega; Clubs: 
Canterbury, History

A&L

LEVELY, THOMAS F. 
Drayton Plains 
Soph. Class V-Pres., IFC; 
Councils: Frosh-Soph, Jr.

SS

LEVINE, FRED J.
Lansing 
Alpha Delta Sigma; 
Excalibur; Blue Key; State 
News Adv. Mgr.; 
Homecoming

CA

LEVINE, SAMUEL J. 
A&L
Riverside, Conn. 
4>MA; Michigan Education 
Assn.; Marching Band; 
Concert Band; Symphony 
Orchestra

LEVITZ, ARTHUR K.
Rego Park, N.Y. 
AEII; Theta Tau; Hillel 
Found.; Pres.; Intramural 
Handball Champion; Blood 
Drive

SS

LEWIS, LOMA G.
Terrell, Tex. 
AT

LEWIS, MARCIA A.
East Lansing 

ED

SS

LEWIS, THEODORA 
Midland 
SS
AXfh Union Board; Water 
Carnival; Greek Week; 
Activities Carnival; AUSG 
Comm. Work

LEYKUM, CHARLES R. 
SS
Middle Village, N. Y. 

LICHT, EMANUEL 
New York, N.Y. 
MSU Veterinarian; Honor 
Code Board, Chmn.

VM

LICKLY, BETTY L.
Hudson 

ED

LIDDLE, WILLIAM A. 
Hamiliton, N.Y. 

SS

LIN, PAUL P.
Louisville, Ky. 
Sigma Pi Sigma;
Swimming

LINCOLN, CLARK 
Grosse Pointe City 

LINCOLN, MARY H.
Flint 
Retailing Club

NS

A&L

HE

LINCOLN, JANICE N. 
Grosse Pointe 
Xil; Dr. Faustus; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

A&L

LINCOLN, RUSSEL S. 
AGR
Greenville 
ATP; Fisheries & Wildlife 
Club; Ag. Council

LINDERMAN, GILBERT O. 
Farmington 
A&L
0X; Industrial Designers’ 
Institute; State Singers; 
Men’s Glee Club; Brody 
Radio, Board of Directors, 
chmn.

LINDIG, KATHRYN K. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
MEA; Sailing Club

ED

LINDQUIST, CARL L. 
Chicago, III. 
Intramural; Baseball

NS

LING, DOROTHY E. 
Lansing 
ED
Kappa Delta Pi, Pres.; Ed. 
Council, Pres. El. Ed. Club; 
Student NEA.

LINGG, RONALD H.
Battle Creek 

ENGR

LINTZ, ROBERT L.
Flint 
AT A; IFC

B&PS

LIPPITT, ALLEN J.
Royal Oak 
Hillel Found.; Veterans 
Assn.; Intramurals; 
Spartacade; Career Carnival; 
Water Carnival

SS

LIPPSON, ROBERT L. 
Miami, Fla. 

NS

LIPSKY, RICHARD R.
Fall River, Mass. 
’kT; Hotel Assn.;
Football Mgr.

B&PS

LISS, ROGER J.
SS
East Lansing 
State News; Campus Chest; 
Homecoming; Water 
Carnival.; Hillel Found.; 
Intramurals; Career 
Carnival; Block S; Spartan 
Ambassadors; Clubs: Chess 
Cadet Officers, Phi Alpha, 
Colony

LOBENHOFER, SHEILA M. 
Rome, N.Y. 
A&L
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Honors College;
Campus UN

LOCKWOOD, DAVID R. 
Coldwater 
A&L
ATA

LOHMANN, MARK L. 
Menomonee Falls, Wise.

B&PS

AGR

LOHMOLDER, DARRELL 
G.
East Lansing 
SAE; Union Board;
Water Carnival; National 
Assn, of Home Builders; 
Young Republicans; 
Intramurals: Football,
Softball

LOHRENTZ, JOHN M. 
Lagrange, III. 
2<i>E; Gamma Delta;
Student Society of Urban 
Planners; Comms.: Water 
Carnival, IFC-PanHel Dance

SS

LOHREY, DENNIS R. 
Wausau, Wise. 
AE$; Phi Sigma Epsilon; 
Pershing Rifles; AUSG

B&PS

LOMASON, JANET L.
East Lansing 

ED

LONGWOOD,

LAVONNE L.

Newaygo 
KA; Spartan Hi-Wagon; 
Water Carnival

SS

LOOMER, HARRY T„ JR.
NS
Balsam Lake, Wise. 

LOOMIS, MARGARET M. 
Lansing 
NS
Students Off Campus 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Intramurals

LORENZ, RICHARD A.
Chicago, III. 
4>rA

ED

LOTT, RONALD D.
Lansing 

LOUIS, MAREE E.
Bay City 

NS

A&L

LOUWENAAR, JUDITH A. 
ED
Muskegon 

LOWERY, PRISCILLA D. 
Mendham, N.J. 

HE

LUCAS, SALLY E.
Mio 
SK, Pres.; AUSG;
J-Council; PanHel; Harvest 
Ball Court; Water 
Carnival; Intramurals

SS

LUCE, BONNIE J.
Bronson 
Circle

HE

LUDWICK, JOHN S.
Union Springs, N.Y. ENGR 
Pi Mu Epsilon; Eta Kappa 
Nu; Tau Beta Pi

429

LUEPNITZ, CARL R.
Moran 
AVMA

VM

LUKESICH, CLAUDIA 
Dearborn 
ZTA; Kappa Delta Pi

ED

LUM, CAROLE S.
Honolulu, Hawaii 
Circle, Honorary; Women’s 
Tennis Team; North Case, 
Pres.; President’s Council

NS

LUMIANSKI, JEREMY P. 
Mason 
B&PS
Varsity Baseball

LUNDBERG, SUSAN M. 
East Lansing 
Ar; Delta Phi Alpha; 
Orchesis; Clubs: Canterbury, 
Women’s Glee

A&L

LUOTO, DIANE J.
Flint 
Phi Alpha

LUTHER, KENT T.
Vestal, N.Y. 
24>E; IFC; MSU 
Management Club

SS

NS

LUXMORE, WILLIAM J. 
Detroit 

ED

LYNCH, J. L.
Grosse Pointe 
'PT; Water Carnival; 
Homecoming

LYON, LARRY L.
Mulliken 
Accounting Club

LYON, PHYLLIS A. 
Milford 
Phi Gamma Nu; Phi 
Beta Lambda

SS

B&PS

B&PS

LYON, THEODORE A. 
Mason 

ED

MACK, BRADLEY R, 
Birmingham 
AXA; Intramurals:- Ski 
Club; Water Carnival

SS

MAC DONALD, JANET C. 
HE
Grosse Pointe 
ATA; Special Education 
Club

MADILL, BARRY T. 
Indiana, Penn. 
Football

MAES, GERALD
Warren 

MAGEE, SHARON A.
East Lansing 
Retailing Club

MAGYAR, MARY E.
East Lansing 

MAGYAR, JOSEPH A.
ATI2

ED

SS

HE

SS

MAKINEN, MICHAEL D. 
ENGR
Detroit 
■FT; State News; ASME;
Ski Club

MAKINEN, ROBERT S. 
Lake Linden 
Phi Eta Sigma; Russian 
Club; Tau Sigma;
Brazilian Club

A&L

MALICH, KENNETH W. 
Decatur 
Tau Beta Pi; Pi Mu 
Epsilon; I.R.E.;
Intramurals

ENGR

MALILA, JAMES O.
South Range 
ASCE

ENGR

MANDELL, ETHEL R.
Oak Park 
Hillel

ED

430

NS

MC CANN, PATSY J.
Buena Park, Calif. 

A&L

MANDIGO, WILLIAM D. 
Plattsburgh N.Y. 
ATA; Ski Club; Water 
Carnival

B&PS

MANGOL, SANDRA A. 
Detroit 
Phi Beta Lambda;
Christian Science Organ.; 
Asher Women; Spartan 
Women’s League

A&L

MANKIN, DAVID G.
East Lansing 
K2; AVMA

VM

MANN, JERRY M.
Benton Harbor 

ENGR

MANN, WILLIAM F.
Grosse Pointe 
<PMA; Sigma Pi Eta

B&PS

MANNING, FRANKLIN G. 
Fostoria 
B&PS
Accounting and Finance 
Club; Motts House; ICC

MANNING, PETER C. 
Honor 

NS

MANNING, WILLIAM J. 
Grand Rapids 
Pi Alpha Xi; Students 
Off Campus; Catholic 
Student Organ.

AGR

MARCELL, CHARLENE R. 
B&PS
Norway 
Pi Omega Pi; Phi Gamma 
Nu; Phi Beta Lambda;
MSU Chorus; Catholic 
Student Organ.

MARGOLIS, JEFFREY S. 
A&L
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
MSU Chorus; State Singers

MARION, NANCY J. 
Owatonna, Minn. 
r$B; Sno-Caps; Water 
Carnival; Greek Week

MARKEVICS, HARJIS 
East Lansing 
Sigma Pi Eta

B&PS

MARKEY, DAVID W.
East Lansing 
Management Club

B&PS

MARKHAM,

FREDERICK C.

Elyria, Ohio 
Sailing Club; Student 
Assoc, of Landscape 
Architects; Intramurals

MARRIS, WEBB R.
Grand Rapids 
Red Cedar Review,
Assoc. Ed.

MARSH, SANDRA G. 
Chicago, III. 
Freshman Class, Treas.; 
J-Hop; Water Carnival; 
Career Carnival;
Frosh-Soph Council

SS

A&L

HE

MARSHALL, HAROLD P. 
Roslyn Heights, N.Y.  AGR 
Sailing Club; National Assoc, 
of Homebuilders; ROTC

MARSHALL, TROY D. 
Stockbridge 
Veterans Assn.;
International Club; SNEA

ED

MARTELL, MARY J. 
Romeo 
A<I<; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tower Guard; Omicrom Nu

HE

MARTIN, DESIREE, F. 
River Rouge 
AKA

ED

MARTIN, FRED A. 
Sandusky, Ohio 
Les Gourmets

B&PS

MARTIN, MARY M.
West Branch 
AT; Resident Assistant

ED

MARTIN, LARRY E.
Ovid 
Block & Bridle Club;
Meets Team

AGR

MARTINSON, LARRY E. 
Lansing ■ 
B&PS
Veterans Assn.; Accounting 
& Finance Club

MASON, GREGORY W. 
Tecumseh 
4>KF; IFC; State News; 
Block S

CA

MASON, JUDITH P.
Jackson 
NAACP; MSU Players; 
Humanist Club

CA

MASTRO, JOE A.
Younkers, N.Y. 
B&PS
International Relations Club; 
Intramural Softball

MATTHEWS, GARY M. 
Williamston 
24>E

B&PS

MATTHEWS, ROBERT W. 
Jackson 
NS
Beta Beta Beta;
Christian Science Organ.; 
MSU Marching Band

MAUTER, SUSAN J.
Toledo, O. 
AT; Beta Beta Beta;
Greek Week

MAY, STEPHEN M. 
Birmingham 

MCARA, JUDITH J. 
Davision 

NS

SS

SS

*MC ASH, EDWARD A. 
Detroit 

ED

MC CARTHY,

MARGARET M.

Livonia 
AAII; Block S; Greek
Week; IFC-PanHel Ball; 
Sorority Sing; J-Hop

ED

MC CARTHY,

PATRICIA A.

Union Lake 
KKT

SS

MC CORMICK,

RAYMOND S.

East Lansing 
SS
Student Assn, of Landscape 
Architecture

MCCOY, JOHN S.
Traverse City 

AGR

MCCREA, BENJAMIN B. 
CA
East Lansing 

MC CRUMB, JOAN J.
East Lansing 

A&L

MC DANIEL,

CATHERINE E.

Garden City 

MCDEVITT, J. P.
Jackson 

MC DONALD,

BARBARA E.

SS

B&PS

HE

T renton 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Home Economics Council; 
Spartan Hostess; Trinity 
Collegiate Fellowship;
Spartan Christian 
Fellowship

MCDONALD, J.
Sudbury, Ontario,

Canada 

ED

Clubs: Canadian, HPER; 
Water Carnival;
Homecoming; Campus UN; 
Intramurals: Volleyball, 
Basketball, Softball

MC DONALD,

JANETTE K.

Midland 

A&L

MCDOWELL, JUDSON A. 
Lansing 
ENGR
Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
IRE—AIEE

MCELHOE, LEANNE 
Detroit 
AZ

ED

MCELRATH, GALE H. 
Muskegon 
State News; Clubs: Ski, 
Sailing

CA

MC EVILLY, PATRICK J. 
Dearborn 
ATO; Les Gourmets; 
Newman Club, Intramurals

B&PS

MC CLEARY, BARBARA J. 
Ferndale 
A&L
AAA Pres.; AUSG

MCFARREN, BRUCE B. 
Muskegon 
Sigma Delta Pi

A&L

MCCLELLAN, ANITA L. 
Taylor 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Spartan Women’s League; 
State News; Activities 
Carnival; Spinster Spin

NS

MC CLELLAND,
NANCY A.

HE

Empire 
Fresh. Home Economics 
Club; Angel Flight; United 
Campus Christian 
Fellowship

MC CLUNG, MILFORD H. 
B&PS
Lansing 

MCCLURE, H. D.
East Lansing 

A&L

B&PS

MCCOOL, MARY J. 
Traverse City 
ATA; Beta Gamma Sigma; 
Beta Alpha Psi; Tau Sigma; 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
MSU Chorus; Accounting & 
Finance Club; Honors 
College

MCCORMICK, GWEN I. 
Dearborn 
Kappa Delta Pi; Circle 
Honorary; Snyder Hall, Pres.; 
WIC; Christian Organ.

ED

MCGILLIS, TIMOTHY J. 
SS
Detroit 

MC 1VF.R; BRIAN A.
Sault Ste. Marie,

Ontario, Canada 

B&PS 

Delta Phi Epsilon; Phi Eta 
Sigma; Clubs: Marketing, 
Management, Students Off 
Campus

MC KANE, TERRY J. 
A&L
Lansing 
Scabbard & Blade; Student 
MEA

MCKARNS, SHARON L.
N orthville 

ED

MCKAY, JOAN G.
Flint 
Alpha Delta Theta

VM

MCKENZIE, SANDRA R. 
Breckenridge 
Delta Omicron; State 
Singers

A&L

MC KIM, WAYNE L. 
Lansing 

A&L

MC LEAN, DRAKE A. 
Lansing 
Accounting & Finance 
Club

B&PS

MC MAHON, APRIL A. 
SS
Buffalo, N. Y. 
AOII; Kappa Delta Pi; AWS 
Education Council;
Women’s Glee Club

MCMAHON, S. PATRICIA 
West Hartford 
A&L
Xf2; Tower Guard; Alpha 
Lambda Delta; Wolverine; 
Jr. Class Treas., Councils: Jr., 
Sr.; Water Carnival; Greek 
Week; Spinster Spin

MC MICHAEL, DENNIS D. 
SS
Wyoming 

MCMILLEN, AMY 
Kalamazoo 
State Singers; Symphony 
Orchestra

A&L

MC PHERSON,

ELIZABETH N.

Lowell 
AZ; AUSG; Young 
Republicans

HE

MC PHERSON, PATRICIA 
A.
Ellsworth 

ED

MC ROY, C. P.
Sterling, III 
AGR
J-Council; Activities Carnival; 
Greek Week;
Intramural Hockey

MEAD, JOHN A.
Frankfort 
Farmhouse Fraternity:
MSU Marching & Concert 
Band; Clubs: German, 
Polomer

AGR

MEAD, KENETH W.
Corunna 

NS

MEAD, THOMAS J.
Berrien Springs 
ATP

AGR

MEAD, ZANE M.
Nashville 
AGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Xi Sigma 
Pi; Forestry Club

MEADOR, PAUL D.
East Lansing 
Veterans Club

B&PS

MEAGHER, DENNIS J. 
Flint 
MSU Glee Club

B&PS

MECHLIN, DAVID R. 
Calumet 
2X

SS

MEDLYN, JEAN F. 
Laurium 
French Club; Student 
Education Assn.

A&L

MEHAFFEY, JOHN R. 
Northwood, Iowa 
'LL

B&PS

MEHLING, DIANE L. 
Grosse Pointe 
AX’fl; Water Carnival;
Clubs: Elem. Education, 
Sailing

ED

MEINHOLD, DALE L.
East Lansing 

NS

MEISTER, ELLIS E. 
Kaleva 
Society of Wood Science
& Technology; 2X4 Club

AGR

MELNICK, BARRY R. 
Royal Oak 
A24>; Intramurals

B&PS

MELOTTI, DANTE Jr. 
Allen Park 
A2<i>; Motts House; Brody 
Radio

A&L

MENDELOW, DAVID A. 
Rockville Centre, N.Y. B&PS 
4>2A; Sigma Pi Eta; 
Hospital Assn.

MENO, MARION L.
Port Huron 

MENTON  GARY M.
East Lansing 
2AE; Water Carnival; 
Activities Carnival

ED

SS

MERRIFIELD, SUSAN J. 
SS
Huntington Woods 
Spanish Club; Catholic 
Student Organ.

MERRILL, CAROLINE J. 
Mt. Pleasant 

A&L

METZLER, RICHARD J. 
Trenton 
B&PS
SAE; Phi Eta Sigma; Green 
Helmet; Omicron Delta 
Kappa, Pres.

MEYER  GERALD C.
Richmond, Va.
ATP; Block & Bridle,
Livestock Judging Team

AGR

MEYER, NANCY A. 
Norman, Okla.
IIBi»; Alpha Lambda 
Delta;

HE

MEYER, PAUL N. 
Williamsville, N.Y.

B&PS

MEYLAND, JOHN C.
Munising
Clubs : Management, 
Marketing

B&PS

MICALE, CONCETTA A.
Huntington, N.Y.
Clubs: Newman, Sailing

ED

»MICHAEL, ANAND 
MA
Meerut, India

K.*

A&L

MICHAEL, HARRYJ.
Big Rapids

B&PS

MIDDLETON, VALERIE A.
NS
Pittsford
Circle Honorary

MIKELBERG, MARTIN
North White Plains, N.Y.
B&PS

4>2A

MILHON, JOHN E. 
Niles

MILKO, CARL N. 
Lakewood, Ohio 
Forestry Club

A&L

AGR

MILLER, ANDREWR.
Lancaster, Pa.
ASA; Union Board; Greek 
Swiming Team; Union 
Board

B&PS

MILLER, CAROL A.
Minneapolis, Minn. 
ED
ASA; Union Board; Greeek
Week; Welcome Week

MILLER, HARRIET F. 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
Hillel

NS

MILLER, HENRY R. 
Watervliet 
Gymnastics, Team Mgr. 
Hedrick House; Co-op; 
Agronomy Club

AGR

MILLER, JANET D.
Detroit 

MILLER, JOSEPH A.
Maple City 

ED

VM

MILLER, KAREN K. 
Midland 

A&L

MILLER, MARGUERITE Y. 
NS
Durand 
Spartan Women’s League; 
German Club

MILLER, MARY C.
St. Clair Shores 
AOII; Delta Phi Delta;
AWS; Union Board Week

A&L

MILLER, NAOMI R.
Benton Harbor 
Student Education Assn.

A&L

MILLER, WATHENA J. 
Plymouth 

HE

MILLER, WILLIAM H. 
Mesick 
SS
Tau Sigma; Psi Chi; Clubs: 
French, Sailing

MILLIGAU, PRUDENCE K. 
ED
Jackson 

MILLS, BARBARA G.
Grosse Pointe 
r-KB

MILNER, RONALD 
East Lansing 
Delta Phi Delta;
Industrial Design 
Institution

ED

A&L

MILORD, JAN B.
Allen Park 
24>E; Union Board; WILS 
Campus Highlights; 
Weightlifting Club; Luau

SS

MINFORD, MARLYN A. 
Lapeer 
NS
AZ; Pre-Med  Club; MSU
Players; MSU Bell-ringers;
Activities Band;
Intramural Swimming

MINSTER, RICHARD W. 
Scottsville, N.Y. 

SS

MITCHELL, ALLAN W. 
Chicago, III. 
Alpha Delta Sigma; State 
News

CA

MITCHELL, DORIAN A. 
Lansing 
AICE

ENGR

MITCHELL, KENNETH L. 
Eaton Rapids 
SS
Forestry Club; Student Assn, 
of Landscape Architects

MITCHEL, THOMAS O. 
Saginaw 
AGR
Mobile Home Club; MSU 
Marching Band

MOKNA, ARNOLD L. 
HOLLAND 
Alpha Zeta; AGR Educ. 
Club

AGR

MOLAVER, IRENE D. 
Waterbury, Conn. 
Hillel

ED

MOLINE, MICHAEL M. 
Muskegon 
Pre-Vet Club; Student 
AVMA

AGR

MOLL, RICHARD C. 
Rochester, N.Y. 
9X; Union Board

B&PS

MONRAD, SHARON 
Grosse Pointe 
4>M; MSU Chorus; SEA

ED

MONTAGUE, NANCY C. 
Lansing 
Russian Club

A&L

MOODY, JAMES D.
Grand Rapids 

B&PS

MOODY, WILLIAM C. 
East Lansing 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE

ENGR

MOON, FERDINAND W. 
Ferndale 
NS
Jr. AVMA

MOORE, CARROLL C. 
Lansing 
Wesley Foundation

ED

MOORE, CHARLES W.
St. James, N.Y. 
Students Off-Campus; Bar 
Bell Club; Intramural 
Sports

B&PS

MOORE, DAVE F.
Lansing 
4>K'k; Water Carnival;
Luau

BPS

MOORE, DIANE C.
Coleman 
North Campbell Hall, Pres.

ED

MOORE, JANICE C.
Flint 
Promenaders

MOORE, JERRY R.
Maybee 
Concert Band

MOORE, L. S.
Coleman 

HE

A&L

HE

MOORE, PHILLIP G. 
Owosso 
Veterans Assn.

B&PS

MOORE, TERRANCE E. 
East Lansing 
SS
Alpha Phi Sigma

MOOREHEAD, ROBERT A. 
NS
Lakeside 

MOORMAN, PRISCILLA 

M.

Grosse Pointe Farms 

A&L

MORAN, MARTHA L. 
Romeo 

B&PS

MORGAN, JAMES G. 
Sandusky 
A24>; AUSG; IFC; Jr.
Class; V-Pres; Swimming; 
Career Carnival

B&PS

MORGAN, RICHARD A. 
AGR
Wickliffe, O. 

MORRIS, CAROL C.
East Lansing 
A<f>

SS

MORRISON, ELIZABETH 

D.

Melvindale 
University Chorus; 
Intramurals

ED

MORRISON, JUDITH 
Cleona, Pa. 
NS
A All; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Honors College; MSU 
Chorus; Campus UN;
Water Carnival

MORRISSEY, THOMAS K. 
Jackson Heights, N. Y. A&L

MORSE, RICHARD A. 
Lansing 
Industrial Designers’
Institute; Activity Band

A&L

MORT, CAROLE J.
Elsie 
Sigma Alpha Eta;
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Intramural Basketball; 
Cheerleading

ED

MORTIMER, CLARYN B.
HE
Oxford 

MORTON, ALEXANDER 
Haddonfield, N.J. 
State News; Intramurals: 
Football, Basketball, Baseball

CA

MOSHER, ROBERTA J. 
Cassopolis 

ED

MOSS, ELDON F.
Beulah 
Veterans Club

SS

MOSS, JON A.
St. Johns 
Industrial Design Institute; 
Block S

A&L

MOULAS, EVANGELINE 

C.

A&L
Benton Harbor 
Clubs:  History, Women’s 
Glee, Young Democrats; 
J-Council; AWS; Blood 
Drive; Water Carnival

MOULTON, KERN A. 
Lansing 
Marching Band

NS

MOUSSAVI-NASLE, ALI 
East Lansing 

ENGR

MOWAT, MARGORIE A. 
A&L
Essexville 
Symphony Orchestra

MOXLEY, RICHARD R. 
Birmingham 
SS
4>K2

MUELLER, JOYCE, A. 
East Lansing 
ASA; Block S

A&L

MUELLER, MARK J. 
Freeland 
Agr. Educ. Club

AGR

MUELLER, ROBERT G. 
East Lansing 
IIK<i>; Debate Club

B&PS

MULLER, FRANK G. 
Northville 
French Club; 
Bowling, Baseball,
Softball

B&PS
Intramurals: 

MULLER, ROBERT W. 
Westfield, N. J. 
4?Kir; MSU Choir; Student
Assn, of Landscape 
Architects

SS

MULLALY, SHARON A.
Hudson 

ED

MULLIGAN, JOHN D.
La Grange, III. 
ENGR
Phi Lambda Tau; Spartan 
Engineer

MUMMERT, ARNOLD D. 
Brutus 
ENGR
SAE; ASME

MUNGER, ED R.
Freeland 
Agr. Educ. Club

AGR

MUNSHAW, CARA L. 
Plymouth 
ED
Kappa Delta Pi; J-Council; 
International Cooperation 
Coun.

MURPHY, CAROL L. 
Lansing 
LaCross Team

ED

MURPHY, DENN J.
Flint 
2TT; State News; Clubs: 
Newman, Sailing, Young 
Democrats

SS

MURRAY, JAMES G. 
Lansing 
Forensic Union; Cross 
Country; Indoor Track;

NS

MURRAY, MICHAEL R. 
Grand Rapids 

AGR

MURRAY, RONALD R. 
Lansing 
Kappa Alpha Mu; State 
News; Wolverine; Spartan 
Engineer

NS

MUSGROVE, JOHN W. 
Muskegon 
Packaging Society

NS

MYERS, DAWNA L. 
Grand Rapids 

B&PS

MOSS, ROBERT D. 
Frederick, Md. 
Jr. AVMA; Basketball, 
Baseball

VM

NACHTMAN, JULIE 
Riverside, Illinois 
AT; Green Splash; Union 
Board

ED

NAMEY, DRUCILLA A. 
Lansing 

CA

NASH, BONNIE J.
Bay City 

HE

NAWROCKI, NORBERT J.
East Lansing 
Forestry Club; Football

AGR

NEEDHAM, JERRY E. 
Saginaw 

B&PS

NELIGAN, PATRICK T. 
White Plains, N.Y. 
Freshman 
work club; Poultry Club

track; Social 

NS

NELSON, BRIAN W. 
Ironwood 

SS

NELSON, MARGO J.
West Branch 
Kappa Phi; Wolverine 
Staff; Ski Club

A&L

NEORR, MARIANNE 
Temperance 
<f>M; PanHel

HE

NEUBECKER, CHARLES B. 
ENGR
Weidman 
nK4>: Tau Beta Pi; AICE

NEWELL, WILLIAM F. 
Tecumseh 
Men’s Council

B&PS

NEWLAND, DENTON B. 
B&PS
Franklin 
Intramurals; Water 
Carnival; Management Club

NEWMAN, RONALD R. 
Drayton Plains 
B&PS
Union Board of Directors; 
AUSG; Intramurals

NEWTON, ROGER K.
East Lansing 
Forestry Club

AGR

NGUYEN-KHOA,
THINH-ANH
Saigon, Viet Nam 

B&PS

NIEDERMEIR, NANCY J. 
A&L
Newport 

NIELSEN, RICHARD L. 
Flint 
AIEE-IRE.

B&PS

NIGRELLI, JAMES D. 
Hales Corners, Wis. 
Alpha Phi Omega

SS 

NILES, JOHN C.
Jackson 
Intramurals

B&PS

NITECKI, BARBARA L. 
Warren 
Activity Band; Block S; 
Homecoming; Water 
Carnival; J-Council;
St. John’s Student Parish

B&PS

NIXON, DONNA M. 
Tecumseh 
nB4>

ED

A&L

NOACK, MARY JO 
Lansing 
Wolverine; Water 
Carnival; Students off 
Campus; Young Republicans; 
University Theater 
Productions

NORBERG, TILDA A. 
Saginaw 
Tower Guard; Wesley 
Foundation; State Singers; 
Orchestra

SS

NORD, LINDA L.
Garden City 
Luau; J-Hop

A&L

NORDWALL, PAUL R. 
Denver, Colo 
ATA, Pres.; Xi Sigma Pi; 
IFC; AUSG; Forestry Club; 
Tennis

AGR

431

PALMER, LINDA J.
Marlette 
A&L
MSU Chorus; State Singers

PAYNE, DONALD A.
Benton Harbor 
AX

B&PS

PERLA, MARILYN A. 
Traverse City 
Phi Alpha; Wesley Found.

SS

NORMAN, GLORIA J.
East Lansing 
AKA

NORMAN, LOIS E.
Plainwell 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
WIC; AWS

SS

VM

NORTHEY, KAREN G. 
Lansing 
Psi Chi

SS

NOTARAINNI, THOMAS P. 
Detroit 
B&PS
A TO

NOWACKI, SUZANNE K. 
South Haven 
ED
KA; El. Educ. Club; J-Hop; 
Block S

NUCIEN, SANDRA R. 
Detroit 
Block S; Ski Show

ED

NUTT, ORVAL
Livonia 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE

ENGR

NYLUND, JEAN E. 
Norway 

OAKES, LOIS D.
Sparta 
Veterans Assn.

ED

SS

O’BRIEN, BERNARD B. 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
International Relations 
Club; Newman Club; 
Intramurals; Russian Club

SS

OBRIAN, WILLIAM J.
East Lansing 

B&PS

OCHIS, EILEEN 
Tenafly, N. J. 
Psi Chi; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Phi Kappa Phi;
Circle Honorary

SS

O’CONNOR, GEORGIA D. 
Grosse Pte. Farms 
ED
Ski Club; Jr. Council; 
Catholic Student Organ.

O’DAY, PATRICIA E. 
Eden, N. Y. 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
NEA; Green Splash

ED

OLIVER, ANITA A.
East Lansing 
Phi Gamma Nu

B&PS

OLMSTEAD, JAMES L.
East Lansing
0X; Scabbard & Blade;
State News; Varsity Fencing

OLREE, WILLIAM M.
Comstock Park 
AS<I>

A&L

OLSEN, JOHN S.
Staten Is., N.Y. 
AST; Packaging Society; 
Intramurals

AGR

OLSEN, KAREN M.
Grand Rapids 

ED

OLSON, LINDA B.
Kingsley 
ASW; Spartan Christian 
Fellowship; Trinity Collegiate 
Fellowship

SS

ONDERWYZER, STEVE J. 
East Lansing 
ENGR
Pi Mu Epsilon; IRE

ONDRICK, CHARLES W. 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

NS

ONGEMACH, ANN E. 
Fairview Park, Ohio 
Women’s Glee Club

A&L 

OPAS, MARYANN 
Allegan 
HE
ZTA; Clubs: Block & Bridle, 
International; Catholic 
Student Organ.; Intramurals: 
Basketball, Volleyball; Pan- 
Helenic Council

432

OSLER, THOMAS M. 
Pontiac 
2X; Phi Beta Lambda

B&PS

PARISH, JANICE A.
East Lansing 
Men’s Hall Assoc., Sec.

ED

OPPENHUIZEN,
CHERYL L.
Grand Rapids 
Delta Omicron; MSU 
Chorus

A&L

ORMSBY, JANET S.
East Lansing 
ArA; J-Council; Water 
Carnival

ED

ORR, JOHN D.
Portland, Maine 
Clubs; Transportation, 
Marketing

B&PS

ORR, JOSEPH A.
Salt Lake City, Utah 
Resident Asst.

SS 

OSBORNE, ROBERT E.
Detroit 
Intramurals

B&PS

OSBURN, JAMES A.
East Lansing 
Veteran’s Club

VM

OSELKA, ROLLAND J. 
Union Pier 
■LKT; Tau Sigma

OSELKA, RONALD P. 
Union Pier 
<f>KT, Pres.

SS

SS

OSGOOD, JUDITH A. 
Grosse Pte. 
Circle Honorary; Young 
Republicans; Abbot Hall, 
Pres.; WIC; AUSG

ED

OSNER, SUSAN S.
Grand Haven 

HE

OSTERGREN, WILLIAM F. 
Newburgh, N. Y. 
ENGR 
ASAE; Engr. Council

OSTERHOUSE,

LAVERNE M.

Lansing 
Students Off Campus; 
Reformed Christian 
Fellowship

ED

OVERHISER, MARTIN W. 
Pullman 
SS
Intramurals; Student Society 
of Urban Planners

OWEN, LELAND J.
Mio 
Forestry Club

AGR

OWSINEK, JANICE L. 
A&L
Dundee 
MSU Activity Band; Students 
Off Campus; French Club

PACE, ROBERT C.
Clarks ton 
2<I>E; Accounting &
Finance Club

B&PS

PACHOLKE, GERALD F. 
Mundelein, 111. 
ENGR
Pi Mu Epsilon; AIE-IRE; 
Students Off Campus

PADULO, BARBARA A. 
Chicago, III. 
State News

CA

PAJTAS, MARGARET A. 
Owosso 
Angel Flight; Water 
Carnival

ED

PALASZEK,

BERNADETTE M.

Grand Rapids 

NS

PALK, CYNTHIA A. 
Detroit 
HE
Clubs; Retailing, Ski; Water 
Carnival

PALMER, PETER J.
East Lansing 
2AE

PALS, ARNOLD J.
Sibley, Iowa 
AVMA

SS

VM

PANTILLA, JOHN T. 
Berrien Springs 
AS*

B&PS

PAPACHRISTOU,
GERALD C.

East Lansing 
Green Helmet; Delta Phi 
Epsilon; Honors College; 
Varsity Soccer; Campus UN

A&L

PAPANEK, THOMAS F. 
Chicago, III. 
State News

CA

PARDO, CONSTANCE E. 
Oakland, Calif. 
A&L
History Club

PARENT, PAULINE E. 
Royal Oak 

ED

PARHAM, MARYLOU K. 
Atherton, Calif. 
A&L
r<i>B

PARIS, ROSEMARY G. 
Detroit 

ED

PARKER, CAROL A. 
CA
Lansing 
Tower Guard; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Theta Sigma Phi; 
Mortar Board; Wolverine; 
Lutheran Student Assn.

PARKER, SANDRA J. 
ED
Saginaw 
Spartan Magazine; German 
Club; Water Carnival

PARKER, SHERMAN C. JR. 
Romeo 
B&PS
Clubs: Sailing, Accounting 
& Finance

PARSON, WILMER E. 
Webberville 
Agr. Econ. Club

AGR

PATIL, PANDURANG R. 
Bhusawal (Maharasho S.), 
ENGR
India 
ASCE; International Club; 
Campus UN

PATTERSON, HAROLD A. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
Les Gourmets

PATTERSON, JAMES A. 
Jeffersonville, Ind. 
ATA; Football; ASCE; 
Homecoming; Water 
Carnival

ENGR 

PATTERSON, SHARON S. 
ED
Detroit 
Christian Science Organ.; 
Homecoming

PATTON, LINDA E. 
Birmingham 
2K; Water Carnival; 
J-Council

ED

PAULINO, RICHARD G. 
Auburn, N. Y. 
B&PS
Sigma Pi Eta; MSU Hotel 
Assn.

PAVEL, JUDITH M.
Detroit 

ED

PALKO, ANNE E.
East Lansing 
Jr. Council; AUSG; 
International Club;
American Brother-Sister 
Program

A&L

PAWLOSKI, PHILIP J. 
Palms 

B&PS

PAXSON, GAROLD L. JR. 
B&PS
Muskegon 

PEARCE, R. WILLIAM II 
Saginaw 
AT

B&PS

PEARSALL, MARGO T. 
Mason 
AZ

NS

PEARSE, STEPHEN 
Clark Lake 
Wolverine; J-Hop

B&PS

A&L

PECHERSKY, GARY L. 
University City, Mo. 
Intramurals: Basketball, 
Football; Hillel; Clubs: 
International, History,
Young Democrats, Students 
Off Campus, Spanish; Jr. 500

PECKNOLD, WAYNE M. 
Vancouver B. C., Canada

ENGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; 
Chi Epsilon; Hockey

PEDERSEN, LARRY L. 
Parma 
AX; Intramural Sports: 
Football, Basketball, Bowling; 
Accounting & Finance Club

B&PS

PEEK, JACQUELINE M. 
Lansing 
ED
HPER Club; WAA; Students 
Off Campus; Field Hockey, 
Mgr.; Lacrosse, Mgr.; 
Intramural Sports: Volleyball, 
Softball, Basketball, 
Badminton, Archery

PELLETIER, JOHN R. 
Southfield 
AUSG; Resident Asst.; 
Varsity Fencing;
Homecoming

CA

PELTIER, ROBERT L.
Mt. Clemens 
Resident Asst.

B&PS

PENNER, DARRYL L. 
Lansing 

A&L

PENNINGTON,
HOWARD C.

East Lansing 
Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta;
Jr. AVMA; Block & Bridle

VM

PENNOCK, PAUL R.
East Lansing 
Pi Mu Epsilon

PENROD, JAMES C.
St. Petersburg, Fla. 
Pre-Med Club; United 
Christian Fellowship; 
Gymnastics; 
Intramural 
Sports: Football, Softball

NS

NS

PERCY, CATHERINE C. 
Detroit 
ED
Circle Honorary, Pres.; WIC;
Spartan Round Table; 
President’s Council; AUSG; 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Water Carnival; Homecoming

PERIN, CARLTON C.
Batto, Md. 
State News

CA

B&PS

PERINO, MICHAEL E.
Iron Mountain 
ex
PERKETT, SARA J. 
Traverse City 
Circle Honorary; AWS; 
Campus UN; French Club

A&L

ED

PERKINS, JAMES L.
Union City 
Spartan Roundtable; Men’s 
Hall Assn.; Football, Mgr.; 
Intramural Sports: Basketball, 
Football, Softball; West 
Shaw Hall, Pres.

PERRY, CARL F.
East Lansing 

B&PS

PERRY, JANET E.
Cass City 
Spartan Women’s League, 
Pres.; AWS; STUN;
Home Ec. Club;
Blood Drive

HE

PERRY, THOMAS C.
Akron, N.Y. 
Dairy Club; Agr. Council

AGR

A&L

PETERS, T. FRANK 
Utica 
0X; Pi Gamma Mu;
Tau Sigma; Student Organ. 
Council, Director; Lutheran 
Student Assn., Pres.; 
American Brother-Sister 
Program; AUSG

PETERSEN, MARTHA E. 
Bloomfield Hills 
Wolverine; J-Hop

SS

PETERSON, ANN L. 
Jamestown, N.Y. 
SS
Circle Honorary; Intramurals; 
Resident Asst.

PETERSON, GERALD W. 
Flint 

A&L

PETERSON, GLORIA J. 
Alexandria, Va. 
Water Carnival

A&L

PETRAVICIUS,
DANUTE Y.

East Lansing 

PFEFFERLE, JOAN E. 
Detroit 
Kappa Delta Pi; Angel
Flight; Lutheran Student 
Assn.; Activities Carnival

VM

ED

PHILP, KEN R.
Lansing 
A&L
Students Off Campus, Pres.; 
AUSG; Spartan Roundtable; 
History Club; Campus 
UN; SNEA

PHILLIPS, JOANNE 
Grosse Pte. 
2K; Jr. Council;
Water Carnival

ED

PHILLIPS, JUDITH A. 
Saginaw 
Delta Psi Kappa;
Green Splash; HPER Club; 
Gymnastics Team;
Swim Team

ED

PHILLIPS, M. JANE 
Detroit 
A4>; NEA

ED

PIEKENBROCK, PETER 
Ponce, Puerto Rico  ENGR 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball; AICHE

PIERCE, MARILYN A. 
Detroit 
St. John’s Student Center; 
Resident Asst.; AUSG

A&L

PIERCE, ROBERT J.
East Lansing 
<I>A9; Swimming Team

ENGR

PIERCE, ROGER M. 
Birmingham 
<M0; Accounting &
Finance Club

B&PS

PIETKIEWICZ, JANET C. 
Albion 
B&PS
Women’s Glee Club;
Gamma Delta

PIKSA, JEANETTE L. 
Grosse lie 
ED
AX£2; Wolverine; Intramural 
Swimming; Sorority Sing; 
Homecoming; Greek Feast

PINKERTON,

GEORGE F. JR.

Grosse lie 
<i>rA; Alpha Phi Omega;
Les Gourmets

B&PS

PINNEY, GOULD S. 
Fairgrove 
Epsilon, Sigma Phi

AGR

PINNEY, JANET I.
Durand 
KA; Spartan Women’s 
League; Union Board

PIPPEL, SANDRA L. 
Bloomfield Hills 
ASA; IFC-PanHel Ball

PLACE, MICHAIL A. 
Detroit 
AVMA

PLICS, ULDIS
Grand Rapids 

ED

HE

VM

NS

PLOEG, GORDON H. 
Rockford 
ASME; SAE

ENGR

PLOUGH, THOMAS R. 
Traverse 
<i>KE; Phi Gamma Mu; 
Resident Asst.;
Career Carnival

SS

POIRIER, PAM L.
Owosso 
KA; Homecoming; Sorority 
Sing; Water Carnival

ED

POLASH, WILLIAM J.
St. Charles 
Baseball

B&PS

POLITYKA, CHARLES S. 
Lansing 

AGR

POLK, HAROLD K. JR. 
Colorado Springs, Colo. A&L 
Phi Eta Sigma;
MSU Marching Band;
MSU Concert Band;
Trinity Collegiate Fellowship, 
Pres.; Spartan Christian 
Fellowship

POLLAK, JOANNE F. 
Birmingham 
ATA; Water Carnival; 
IFC-PanHel Ball

ED

PORTER, JUDITH A. 
Saginaw 
AZ; State News; Wolverine;
Intramurals: Bowling, 
Baseball, Basketball;
Campus Crusade; Block S

CA

POSTEMA, DOUGLAS B. 
Wyoming 
<I>ZK; ASCE; State News; 
Basketball, Track;
J-Hop; Luau

ENGR

POTTER, LAWRENCE M. 
Flint 
ii'T; Management Activities 
Carnival Club; IFC Council

B&PS

POUCH, THOMAS S.
St. Johns 
Students Off Campus

AGR

POULIN, ALEXANDRA F. 
Detroit 
SS
KA; Activities Carnival; 
J-Hop; Water Carnival

POULSEN, GEORGE H. 
Westport, Conn. 
2LE; Winged Spartans

B&PS

POWELL, MARGARET A. 
Ferndale 
A&L
History Club; Wesley Found.

POWERS, JOELA M. 
Saginaw 
Alpha Lambda Delta

VM

POXSON, JUDITH M. 
Grosse Pointe 
A&L
Circle Honorary; Tau Sigma; 
East Landon, Pres.; 
Homecoming

PRELESNIK, KENNETH A. 
Grand Haven 
ENGR
Intramural Softball; ASME

PRESLEY, RANDOLPH S. 
Grand Haven 
ENGR
SAE

PRESSER, BERNARD M. 
East Lansing 

NS

PRICE, JUDY M.
Flint 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Tower Guard; Theta Sigma 
Phi; Mortar Board; Angel 
Flight; Canterbury Club; 
Wesley Found.; MSU Chorus

CA

PRICER, JACK K. 
Birmingham 
2AE; Union Board;
IFC Council; Greek Week; 
Activities Carnival

B&PS

PROCHASKA,

MICHAEL R.

Detroit 
Stud. Assn. Landscape 
Architects, Pres.

B&PS

PROVENZANO, NICK J. 
Benton Harbor 
<1>2K

ENGR

PRYER, SUSAN K.
Saginaw 

PRYOR, GLORIA M.
Gary, Ind. 
AKA; PanHellenic Council

ED

ED

PTASHNIK, WILLIAM J. 
Warren 
ASM, Pres.; AFS; AUSG; 
Porpoise; Swimming

ENGR

PULLING, SUSAN J.
St. Johns 
ZTA; Young Republicans;
Jr. PanHellenic Council

SS

QUESNEL, RICHARD W. 
East Lansing 

NS

QUIGLEY, CONSTANCE J. 
Taylor 
NS
A Oil; Sno-Caps; Block S; 
Water Carnival

QUILLING, CAROLYN J. 
Grosse Pte. 
AAn

A&L

RADDATZ, SHARON K. 
Bay. City 

B&PS

RALL, BARBARA J.
SS
East Lansing 
Honors College; Tau Sigma; 
Mortar Board; AUSG

RALSTON, JAMES A.
Allen Park 

CA

RAMSAUER. LEROY H. 
SS
Lindenhurst, N.Y. 
Pershing Rifles; Intramurals; 
MSU Chorus

RAMTHUN, BRUCE H. 
Montague 

B&PS

RANOUS, KARL E. 
Madison, Wis. 

A&L

RAPAPORT, JUDITH R. 
Grand Rapids 
ED
AE4>; Water Carnival; MEA; 
PanHel Council; Luau

RATTINER, DAVID H. 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
2N; Tau Beta Pi;
Eta Kappa Nu

ENGR

CA

RAUCH, VICTOR W.
Flint 
Sigma Delta Chi, Pres.;
State News; Spartan 
Magazine; Young 
Republicans; Spanish Club; 
Block S; Water Carnival; 
Wesley Foundation

RAUGHT, RICHARD D. 
Detroit 
AXA; Ski Club;
Young Republicans

CA

RAUSCH, BARBARA A. 
Flint 
St. Johns Catholic 
Student Assn.

A&L

RAWDEN, JOSEPH H. 
Brighton 

B&PS

RAWLS, VERNON C. 
Lansing 
Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; 
Winged Spartans

ENGR

ED

READER, JANETTE L. 
Scottville 
ZTA; Block & Bridle;
Gamma Delta; Campus 4H; 
Block S; American Brother 
Sister Program; International 
Club; Intramurals: Basketball, 
Volleyball; PanHellenic 
Council; Greek Feast

REASON, MORRIS R. 
Okemos 
ENGR
Spartan Engineer; AIEE-IRE; 
AUSG; Students Off Campus

REBESCHINI,

MADELINE C.

Detroit 
Xil; Union Board; Greek 
Week; Water Carnival; 
Intramurals

ED

REEDS, THOMAS W.
East Lansing 
A&L
Block S; Activities Carnival; 
Fisheries & Wildlife Club

REGAN, DANIEL F.
Detroit 
Delta Sigma Pi

B&PS

REHFUSS, HELEN J. 
Lansing 

A&L

REID, DAVID B.
East Lansing 
AGR
Nat. Assn, of Homebuilders

REID, JOSEPH D. JR.
East Lansing 
11911; Phi Eta Sigma;
Tau Sigma

NS

REIGHARD, CAROL L. 
East Lansing 
KA; Green Splash;
MSU Players; J-Hop;
Water Carnival

CA

REINHARD, KENNETH E. 
A&L
Berne, Ind. 

REISBERG, RICHARD S. 
Long Beach L.I., N.Y. B&PS 
ZBT; IFC; Junior Council; 
Sr. Council; J-Hop, Gen. 
Chairman; Water Carnival; 
Gen. Chairman; Fresh. 
Wrestling

RASKIN, AMY K.
New York, N.Y. 
Gamma Alpha Chi

CA

REMINGTON, WILLIAM S. 
B&PS
Glen Falls, N.Y. 

RASMUSSEN, ROBERT L. 
ENGR
Conklin 

RASMUSSON, THOMAS E. 
Lansing 
SS
Delta Sigma Rho, Pres.;
Sr. Council; Students Off 
Campus, Pres.; Forensic 
Union; Campus UN;
Young Republicans; AUSG

REVORD, RAOUL D. 
Munising 
Alpha Phi Sigma

SS

REYNOLDS, JOHN R. 
Leamington, Ontario, Canada 
AGR

Students Off Campus; 
Intramurals: Fencing,
Hockey, Wrestling;
Rifle Club; Pistol Club

REYNOLDS, NANCY A. 
East Lansing 
Kappa Delta Pi;
Phi Kappa Phi

ED

REYNOLDS, RONALD R. 
East Lansing 
Phi Eta Sigma;
Pershing Rifles; IEEE

ENGR

RHEINSTEIN, PETER H. 
Baltimore, Md. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Green 
Helmet; Honors College; 
Frosh-Soph Council; AUSG; 
Hillel Found.

NS

RHEN, JOHN P.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
ATP; Nat. Assn, of 
Home Builders

AGR

RICE, JAMES P.
Grand Rapids 
Wolverine; Water Carnival

B&PS

RICE, PHILLIP A.
Pontiac 
Wesley Found.

A&L

RICHARDSON, ALAN 
Detroit 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE

ENGR

RICHMOND, DONALD L. 
Washington, Pa. 
VM
Fresh. Football;
Varsity Football

RICHARDS, PAUL A. 
Brighton 
Sigma Theta Epsilon;
Agr. Council; Mobile Home 
Students Club

AGR

RICHTER, JANICE 
Grosse Pte. 
2K, Wolverine; J-Hop;
Water Carnival;
IFC-PanHel Ball; SEA

ED

RIDDLE, LLOYD W.
Flint 

AGR

RIEMAN, ALLEN R.
Niles 
MSU Hotel Assn.

B&PS

RIEMENSCHNEIDER,

ERIC

Ococomowoc, Wise. 
AT A; Pi Sigma Epsilon; 
Intramurals

B&PS 

RIGTERINK, GEORGE H. 
Gladwyne, Pa. 
SAB; Water Carnival;
Sr. Council; Intramurals

B&PS

RILEY, JOSEPH W.
Warren, Mass. 
A Til; Pre-Vet Club;
Res. Asst.; Basketball

RINI, ANGIE J.
Detroit 
Gamma Theta Upsilon; 
Career Carnival

NS

SS

RISHOI, DON C.
St. Louis, Mo. 

B&PS

RITTSCHOF, BONNIE J. 
East Lansing 
State News; AUSG

CA

RIVAS, ARMANDO E. 
Puerto Limon, Costa Rica NS

ROBBINS, JANICE M. 
Lansing 

ED

ROBERTS, BETTE F. 
Grosse Pte. 
KA9, Pres.; Intramurals: 
Volleyball, Baseball; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming; 
Sorority Sing

ED

ROBERTS, GEORGE M. 
Yale 

A&L

ROBERTS, GUY R.
East Lansing 

ED

ROBERTS, MARSHALL 
Warren 
Veterans Assn.;
Intramurals: Softball

B&PS

ROBERTS, OSCAR S.
East Lansing 

ED

ROBERTSON, DANIEL C.
Park Ridge, 111. 
■>kT; Les Gourmets; HRI 
Dinner Dance, Gen. Chrn.

B&PS

ROBERTSON, LINDA L. 
Roslyn Heights, N.Y. 
AZ; Wolverine; J-Hop

SS 

ROBERSON, BERNARD E. 
Romeo 
AGR
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball

ROBINSON,

MARGARET J.

Midland 
MSU Concert Band

ED

ROBINSON, NANCY M. 
Pontiac 
Phi Beta Lambda; AUSG; 
Spartan Ambassadors; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

B&PS

ROBINSON, ROBERT D. 
Alma 
IRE

ENGR

ROBINSON, SALLY L. 
Mason 
AOII; State Singers

CA

ROBINSON, SANDRA F. 
Detroit 

A&L

ROBINSON, SONDRA L. 
ED
Lake Odessa 
2K; AWS; Spartan Hi-Wagon

ROBINSON, STEPHEN J. 
Saginaw 
Arnold Air Society, 
Commander

SS

ROBINSON, HARRY A. 
Gloversville, N.Y. 

SS

ROBSON, JOHN M.
Holly 
A&L
Delta Phi Epsilon; AUSG; 
Veterans Assn.; Conservative 
Club; German Club, Pres.

ROCCO, WILLIAM J. 
Ithaca, N.Y. 
Hotel Assn.; Newman Club

B&PS

ROGALSKI,

ANTHONY C. Ill 

Grand Rapids 
ENGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; 
Phi Lambda Tau; Tau Beta 
Pi; ASME; SAE

ROGERS, E. ALLEN 
Drayton Plains 
Spartan Christian 
Fellowship, Pres.

A&L

ROGERS, CURTIS D.
East Lansing 
B&PS
Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting 
and Finance Club

RALPH, ARDACE E. 
Grand Rapids 
Christian Science Organ.

ED

ROMAN, SUZANNE C. 
Dearborn 

SS

ED

CA

ROMANIC, PATRICIA 
Southgate 
ASA

ROMANO, GRACE P. 
Warren 
Theta Alpha Phi;
MSU Players;
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Water Carnival;
Homecoming; Young 
Democrats; Spartacade;
MSU Chorus

433

ROME, FRANK R. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
MHA; Intramurals; CSO;
E. Shaw, Pres.

B&PS

ROOT, JUDITH A. 
Breckenridge 
History Club; MSU Chorus

A&L

ROSE, ROBERT, M.
Detroit 
Beta Beta Beta

ROSE, SONDRA G.
Detroit 
Hillel Found.; Luau;
Water Carnival

NS

ED

ROSEN, ARTHUR M. 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 

B&PS

ROSEN, STANLEY R. 
Whitestone, N.Y. 
AGR
Nat. Assn, of Home Builders;
Swimming Team

ROSKO, ELAINE C.
Chicago, 111. 
Promenaders; Social Work 
Club; AUSG; Gamma Delta

B&PS

ROSS, BARBARA J.
Pontiac 
XQ; AUSG; PanHellenic 
Council; J-Hop;
Water Carnival

ED

ROSSI, RONALD J. 
Fitchburg, Mass. 
Brody Radio Board, chmn.

SS

ROTH, JAMES D.
Peck 

ROTH, JOHN N.
Painesville, Ohio 
MHA; Intramurals

NS

NS

ROTH, LEONARD J.
East Chicago, Ind. 
Pi Sigma Epsilon; Hillel; 
Marketing Assn.

B&PS

ROTH AN, GEORGE J. 
Peoria, III. 
2x4 Club; Baseball

AGR

ROTHCHILD, MYRNA T. 
University Heights, Ohio SS

ROTHENBURG, PAUL M. 
Oak Park 
CA
ZBT; Water Carnival;
IFC; J-Hop

ROULO, DOLORES A.
Bay City 

A&L

ROWE, JAMES A.
East Lansing 
ATS; IFC; Pre-Law Club; 
Intramurals; Dramatics Club

SS

ROWE, JOHN R.
Flint 
Phi Lambda Tau, Pres.;
SAE

ENGR

ROWLAND, JON G.
Oak Park 
Phi Eta Sigma; Wolverine

B&PS

ROWLAND, PAMELA L. 
Charlotte 
A&L
IIB4>; Union Board; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival

ROZSA, RUTH A.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada CA 
AAA; Theta Sigma Phi; Pres.; 
Wolverine; Ski Club; Junior 
Council; Angel Flight

RUDISH, RICHARD J. 
Chicago, III. 
Block and Bridle; 
Promenaders; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

A&L

RUMMEL, EUGENE R. 
Frankenmuth 
AX

A&L

434

RUNDLE, MERRIE-ROXIE 
Palatine, III. 
SS
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Phi Kappa Phi;
Kappa Delta Pi;
Pi Gamma Mu;
Phi Alpha Theta

RUSKIN, ROBERT 
Detroit 
Intramurals; Activities 
Carnival; Water Carnival; 
AUSG; Union Board

SS

RUSSO, MARY J.
East Lansing 
2K; Alpha Lambda Delta, 
Pres.; Mortar Board;
Honors College

A&L

RUTHERFORD, JAMES H. 
SS
Scarsdale, N.Y. 

RUTKOWSKI, EUGENE R. 
B&PS
Jackson 

RYAN, FAYE A.
Garden City 
Block S; Homecoming

ED

RYCYNA, CAROLYN L. 
Lockport, N.Y. 
Intramural Basketball

CA

SABOURIN, GARY J. 
Pontiac 
Evans Scholars, Pres.; 
Intramurals; Jr. Council

SS

SAINSBURY, ROBERT E. 
Grosse Pte. Woods 
Alpha Kappa Psi; 
Weightlifting Club

B&PS 

ST. JACQUES, CLAUDE 
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

ENGR

ST. JOHN, KENNETH M. 
SS
Lansing 

SAKOWSKI, RONALD N. 
Grand Rapids 
B&PS
Alpha Kappa Psi;
Accounting & Finance Club; 
Young Democrats

SALAS, FREDDY
Lima, Peru 

ENGR

SALMA, MUSTAFA M. 
Ramallah, Jordan 

AGR

SALT, JANICE A.
East Lansing 
SS
AX.il; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tau Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; 
Tower Guard

SALT, RICHARD T.
East Lansing 
Cross Country;
Students Off Campus

CA

SANBORN, CHARLES G. 
Hazel Park 
A&L
Track

ED

SANDE, CAROLEE 
Syracuse, N.Y. 
Ar; Intramurals: Softball, 
Swimming, Volleyball; Skiing; 
AUSG; Campus Chest;
Greek Feast; Union Board; 
Activities Carnival;
Water Carnival

SAUDEK, SANDRA A. 
Kalamazoo 

CA

SANDERS, LEWIS A. 
Memphis, Tenn. 

SS

SANDOW, JOANNE L. 
Saginaw 
A4>; PanHellenic Council; 
ROTC Corps Sponsor

B&PS

SANDY, KENNETH L. 
Muskegon 

B&PS

SATTLER, JULIE A.
Big Rapids 
A&L
MSU Chorus; Women’s Glee 
Club; Campus Crusade; 
Campus Christian Fellowship; 
Blood Drive; Homecoming

SAUNDRI, GENE A.
Iron River 
Veterans Assn.

SAWA, THOMAS R.
Ewa, Oahu, Hawaii 
Phi Kappa Phi;
Phi Zeta; AVMA

SS

VM 

SCANLON, PATRICIA J. 
Grand Blanc 
A&L
XQ; Water Carnival; J-Hop

SC ARP ACE, LAURIE C. 
Dearborn 
Young Republicans

ED

SCHAFER, ANITA R.
Flint 
ED
El. Educ. Club; Campus UN; 
International Festival;
Sailing Club

SCHAFER, H. GILBERT 
Detroit 
2X

B&PS

SCHAFER, JEROME A. 
Fowler 
ENGR
ASCE

SCHALOW, ROBERT D. 
East Lansing 
Intramurals: Football, 
Softball; Clubs: Marketing, 
Management; Activities Band

B&PS

SCHARAGA, IRA R.
Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 
ZBT; Baseball; Golf;
J-Hop; Water Carnival

A&L

SCHARF, SUSAN 
Bethesda, Md. 
HE
KA; Block S; Home Ec. Club;
Home Ec. Council; Water 
Carnival; Homecoming

SCHATTENBERG, 
FRANCES L.

Lansing 
Honors College; Phi Alpha 
Theta; Pi Gamma Mu

A&L

SCHEER, ARTHUR L. JR. 
Corning, N.Y. 
AGR
Pershing Rifles;
Block & Bridle

SCHEID, BARBARA J.
Mt. Pleasant 
r<i>B, Pres.

ED

HE

SCHEMPP, BETTY A. 
Mayville 
Gamma Delta; Intramural 
Bowling; Campus 4-H;
Water Carnival; WIC; AWS; 
Homecoming; Frosh-Soph 
Council; Home Ec. Club

SCHILLING, GARY L. 
Hillsdale 
IRE; Sailing Club

ENGR

SCHLUENTZ, JOHN A.
Mt. Clemens 
ATO

B&PS

SCHMIDT, BARBARA J. 
Dearborn 
XQ; Wolverine; AFROTC 
Corps Sponsor; J-Hop;
Greek Week

A&L

SCHMIDT, ELIZABETH A. 
Denver, Colo. 
B&PS
Luau

SCHMIDT, R. LAWRENCE 
B&PS
Detroit 
2X

SCHMIDT, ROBERT C. 
Trenton 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
AMVA

VM

SCHMIEGE,

LOREN M. JR.

Saginaw 

NS

SCHNEIDER, SUSAN K. 
Washington, D.C. 
HE
KA0; AUSG; Greek Week; 
IFC Sing

SCHNITT, PAUL A. 
Longview, Tex. 
State News; Editorial Page 
Ed.; Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball;
Young Democrats

A&L

SCHRADER, DIANE K. 
Northville 
KA0; Frosh-Soph Council; 
J-Council; ROTC Corps 
Sponsor

HE

B&PS

SCHRAMM. ALAN W. 
Buffalo, N.Y. 
24>E; Excalibur;
Union Board, Pres.;
Water Carnival;
Activities Carnival;
MSU Hotel Assn.

SCHREIBER, JERALD F. 
East Lansing 
VM
MSU Veterinarian; Crew

SCHREINER, WALTER, N. 
York, Pa. 
NS
Farmhouse; Sigma Pi Sigma; 
Pi Mu Epsilon;
Amer. Physical Soc.;
MSU Physics Club

SCHROEDER, CYNTHIA L. 
B&PS
Gaylord 

SCHROEDER,

FREDERICK N.

Lancaster, Pa. 
AT; Pi Alpha Xi;
Intramural Football

AGR

SCHROEDER, HARVEY P. 
Bay City 
B&PS
Young Republicans; 
Accounting & Finance Club; 
Veterans Assn.

SCHROEDER, PEGGY A. 
Lewiston 
Ski Club; Home Ec.
Teaching Club, Pres.

HE

SCHROEDER, ROGER L. 
Aurora, III. 
SS
0X; Phi Alpha Theta;
Kappa Delta Pi;
Alpha Phi Omega;
Alpha Kappa Delta; Tarot; 
Clubs: History, Relations; 
Catholic Student Organ.

SCHUBERT, GARY P. 
Royal Oak 
0X

SS

SCHUETT, CLIFFORD E. 
Spring Lake 
ED
Sigma Alpha Eta

SCHUGAR, LINDA R. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
AE4>; Sigma Alpha Eta; 
University Theatre

CA

SCHULIEN, ROBERT J. 
Detroit 
<f>KT; Alpha Phi Sigma; 
Pershing Rifles

B&PS

SCHRAMM, JAMES D.
Hart 
State News; Baseball;
Clubs: Pistol, Students Off 
Campus; Young Democrats

B&PS

SCHUMAKER, GEORGE E. 
B&PS
Driskany, N.Y. 
AK'k, Pres.; Sigma Pi Eta; 
Alpha Kappa Psi;
MSU Hotel Assn.

SCHWARTZ, CHARLES F. 
Pontiac 
SS
Football; Veterans Assn.; 
Young Democrats

SCHWARTZ, LAWRENCE 
Bridgeport, Conn. 
SS
Hillel Found.; Clubs: History, 
Young Democrats;
Campus UN

SCHWARTZ, LINDA B. 
Detroit 
Kappa Delta Pi;
Frosh-Soph Council;
Jr. Council; J-Hop;4>..
Water Carnival

ED

SCHWARTZ, RONALD 
Far Rockaway, N.Y. 
Swimming Team

ED

SCHWIND, CARL J.
Detroit 
24>E; Accounting & Finance
Club; Pershing Rifles;
Rifle Team

B&PS

SCOFIELD, SUSANNA
LaGrange, III. 
KA

VM

SCOTT, MARYANN 
Brown City 
Wesley Found.; Womens 
Glee Club

A&L

SCOTTO, MICHAEL J. 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 
State News

CA

SCRIVEN, CONNIE A. 
Pontiac 
Clubs: Ski, Sailing

ED

SCUDDER, BONNIE C. 
Grand Blanc 
HE
AOII; Intramurals; Spartan 
Ambassadors; Home Ec. 
Educ. Club; Block S; Water 
Carnival; Sorority Sing; 
Homecoming; Greek Week; 
Blood Drive

SCULLY, DAVID F. 
Norwich, N.Y. 
•i>X; Pi Sigma Epsilon; 
Wrestling; Management Club; 
Veterans Assn.; Wesley 
Found.

B&PS

SEARING, DONALD 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
Pi Sigma Alpha, Pres.; 
Gymnastics Team

SS

SECORD, JOHN E.
Fostoria 

VM

SEELHOFF, GERALD N. 
Owosso 
ENGR
Spartan Engineer; AIEE-IRE

SEIDEL, PHILIP A. 
Saginaw 
4>K*; ASME

ENGR

SELAK, FREDERIC T. 
Clarendon Hills, III. 
MSU Band

SELL, JOHN E.
East Lansing 

SS 

NS

SEMLER, DONAL D.
East Lansing 
4>X; IFC; Rifle Club

B&PS

SEMLER, JUDITH A.
East Lansing 
KA

CA

SENKIN, GERALD N. 
Detroit 
Forestry Club

AGR

SERGEANT, RUTH ANN 
Battle Creek 
Circle Honorary; Sno-Caps

NS

SERMAK, BERNARD A. 
Lansing 

CA

SERPA, ALBERT R.
Grand Rapids 
AT

AGR

SEWING, NORMAN E. 
Clayton, Mo. 
AT; IFC

B&PS

SHAFER, STEPHEN G. 
Hartford 
Alpha Zeta

AGR

SILLETTI, ARTHUR V. 
New York, N.Y. 
Pi Tau Sigma

ENGR

SLAYTON, PHILLIP W.
Battle Creek 
TT; Fencing

CA

SIMMONS, BOBBY G. 
Lansing 
History Club; Young 
Democrats; Baptist Student 
Union

A&L

SIMMS, BARBARA J. 
Grosse lie 
Water Carnival

HE

SIMON, PAUL W.
East Lansing 
AGR
Promoler Club; Agr. Council; 
St. John’s Student Center

SIMONDS, MARJORIE L. 
East Lansing 
KA0; MSU Chorus

NS

SS

SIMPSON, COLETTE K. 
East Lansing 
TTB; Pi Sigma Alpha; 
Frosh-Soph Council; Sr. 
Council; International Club; 
Campus UN; Campus Chest; 
AUSG; Greek Week; Water 
Carnival

SIMPSON, SHARRELL J. 
Lansing 
Intramural Softball; 
Swimming; Water 
Carnival

ED

SINCLAIR, MARIANNE R. 
Ann Arbor 
ED
AZ

SINHA, RAM DAS 
Patna Bihar, India 

VM

SINKE, ROBERT A. JR. 
Lansing 

ENGR

SIPLON, THOMAS H. 
Grand Rapids 
AX A; Pi Sigma Epsilon; 
Scabbard & Blade

B&PS

CA

SISKO, PATRICIA L. 
Ludington 
ZTA; Theta Sigma Phi; 
State News; Intramurals; 
Volleyball, Softball, 
Basketball, Swimming;
Block & Bridle; Young 
Republicans; Block S; Water 
Carnival

SKALA, JOHN K. 
Brookfield, 111. 
ATA

B&PS

SKILLS, SHEILA J. 
Constantine 
Luau; Big Ten Residence 
Conference

A&L

SKINNER, ANN T.
St. Clair Shores 

ED

SKINNER, CARLA J.
Flint 
HE
State News; AUSG; Clubs; 
Retailing, Sailing; Water 
Carnival

SLOWINSKI, WILLIAM F. 
SS
Jackson 

SMART, DON D.
Flint 
Clubs: Marketing, 
Accounting & Finance

B&PS

SMILEY, LUCELIA 
Detroit 
T<I>B

SMITH, ANN H. 
Kalamazoo 

CA

ED

SMITH, BURTON E. 
Detroit 
Intramurals

B&PS

SMITH, CAROL L. 
Birmingham 
Clubs: Retailing, Fresh. 
Home Ec.; AWS; Block S

HE

SMITH, CLAUDIA J. 
Chicago, III. 
MSU Players; History Club

A&L

SMITH, DAVID B.
East Lansing 
SS
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Gamma 
Mu; Wrestling

SMITH, DON E.
East Lansing 
Porpoise, Pres.

SMITH, ELAINE A.
East Lansing 
Sno-Caps; Students Off 
Campus

ED

ED

SMITH, GARY W.
Brighton 
0AX

A&L

SMITH, JOSEPH W. 
Duquesne, 
Water Carnival; J-Hop

Pa. 

SMITH, JUDITH A. 
Lansing 
Students Off Campus;
MSU Symphony

SS

NS

SMITH, JUDITH A. 
Portland, N.Y. 
KA; Greek Feast; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival

SS

SMITH, KAREN L. 
Baldwin 
SS
AOII, Pres.; Alpha Lambda 
Delta; Tau Sigma; Pi Gamma 
Mu; Honors College; Young 
Republicans; Pan Hellenic 
Council; AWS; Sorority 
Presidents Council, Pres.

SMITH, MARGARET J. 
HE
Saginaw 
Circle Honorary; Home Ec. 
Club; Spartan Womens 
League; Spartan Round 
Table; President’s Council; 
East Mayo, Pres.

SKUTT, ROBERT H.
East Lansing 
ASCE

ENGR

SMITH, MICHAEL B.
New Baltimore 
Triangle; State News

CA

SHAFER, VALERIE C. 
Ridgewood, N. J. 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Sailing Club

A&L

SHAH, BALKUMAR P. 
Bijapur, India 

NS

SHANK, TIMOTHY F. 
Kalamazoo 
2X; IFC

B&PS

SHARMA, PIYUSH C.
Dist. Satna, M.P., 

India 
ENGR

SHARPE, CHARLES T. 
Saginaw 
2$E; Alpha Delta Sigma; 
State News; Young 
Republicans

CA

SHATNEY, ROBERT H. 
Muskegon 
MSU Packaging Society

AGR

SHATTUCK, DAVID D. 
Dearborn 
CA
WBRS, Station Mgr.; Men’s 
Hall Assn.

SHAW, LINDA R.
Detroit 

ED

SHE, YU Y.
Kowloon, Hong Kong, China 
B&PS

SHEEHAN, ALICE A.
Saline 
Phi Beta Lambda;
Women’s Glee Club

B&PS

SHEFFIELD, GILES M. 
East Lansing 
Pi Sigma Epsilon

B&PS

SHEREDA, PAUL J.
Free Soil 
Clubs: Veterans, Forestry

AGR

SHERETON, LINDA J. 
A&L
Grand Haven 
KA9; French Club; Green 
Splash; Career Carnival; 
Homecoming; J-Hop; Water 
Carnival

SHERFF, LOUISE A.
Flint 
Gamma Theta Upsilon 
Water Carnival; Homecoming

SS

SHERICLAN, ROBERT L. 
SS
Detroit 

SHERWOOD, H. ANN 
Bloomfield Hills 
A<i>

SHICK, VICTORIA J. 
Okemos 
T'i’B; Greek Week

SHIPLEY, LARRY H. 
Lansing 
Porpoise Club; Varsity 
Swimming

ED

ED

ED

SHOEMAKER, JERRY K. 
Haslett 
ex

B&PS

SHOUP, ROBERT G. 
Mahoning, Pa. 
ATP; AVMA; Block and 
Bridle

VM

SIEGEL, MARTIN J.
New York, N. Y. 
AUSG; Hillel Found.; 
Football

SIEGEL, MICKIE J.
White Plains, N.Y. 
Wolverine; Hillel Found.

SS

SMITH, VALERIE 
SS
Chicago, III. 
TTB; Wolverine; Intramurals; 
IFC-PanHel Ball; Greek 
Week; Blood Drive

SMITH, WOOLLCOTT K. 
East Lansing 

NS

SMITH, WORLEY H. 
Pontiac 
Pershing Rifles; MSU 
Foresters

AGR

SMITS, BARBARA J. 
Grand Rapids 
SEA; WIC

ED

SMOOT, CHARLENE E. 
Holly 
Kappa Delta Pi; Block S; 
French Club; German Club

A&L

SMYKOWSKI, DONNA M. 
Dearborn 
A&L
Clubs: Ski, Newman, Sailing

SNAVELY, MARGARET A. 
Warren 
ED
Delta Psi Kappa; Green 
Splash; HPER Club; Intra­
murals; 
Intramural 
Swimming, Mgr.

SNEESBY, JANICE I. 
Gurnee, III. 
Kappa Omicron Phi; Home 
Ec. Club; Lutheran Student 
Club

HE

SNIDER, CONNIE L. 
Saginaw 
A$

ED

SNYDER, CHARLES L. 
Marshall 
ATPMAgr. Educ. Club; 
Intramurals; Football, 
Basketball, Softball

AGR

SOKEITOUS, JOY F. 
Philadelphia, Penn. 
Kappa Alpha Mu; Delta 
Alpha Delta; State News; 
Young Republicans

CA

SOLE, GARY M. 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 
<i>2A; Beta Beta Beta

SOMERS, ERIC
Lansing 

NS

CA

SONGER, AMOS H.
Detroit 
Veterans Assn.

B&PS

SONKE, JAMES A.
Warsaw, Ind. 
Bailey Hall, Pres.

SOPER, SPENCER O. 
Winnetka, 
2N; Intramurals;
Water Carnival

III. 

SS

SS

SOSNOSKI, DONALD R. 
Kinde 
Pershing Rifles; MSU Drill 
Team; Intramural Sports;
Jr. 500

B&PS

SOULE, JACK W.
Royal Oak 
A2<I>

SS

SOULE, ROBERT D.
Detour Village 
ENGR
AICE; Amer. Chemical Soc.; 
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Students Off Campus

SOULLIERE,

MARGARET A.

Mt. Clemens 
XE; Newman Club; Water 
Carnival; Block S; Luau

B&PS

SPANGLER, JERRY L. 
Defiance, Ohio 
Park Management Club; 
Men’s Glee Club

AGR

HE

SPARKEA, JANET D. 
Corunna 
AOII; Wolverine;
Retailing Club;
Catholic Student Organ.; 
Amer. Brother-Sister 
Program ||lntramurals; 
Homecoming; Union Board; 
Blood Drive; Greek Week; 
Water Carnival

SPECTOR, NANCY J. 
Newark, N.J. 
State News; Clubs: Acrobatic, 
Retailing; Block S; Water 
Carnival; J-Hop

HE

SPENCER, JERILYNN V. 
Vandalia 
SS
Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Sigma; 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Honors College;
Alpha Phi Sigma

SPENCER, TERRY J.
Warren 

SS

SPEVAKOW, MARCIA E. 
Detroit 
Hillel

SS

SPEWOCK, CAROLE A. 
Dearborn 
XE; ROTC Corps Sponsor; 
J-Hop

A&L

SPICER, KAY J.
Linden 
Business Club;
Students Off Campus

B&PS

SPIKE, PETER W. 
Manchester 
Farmhouse; Alpha Zeta; 
Clubs: Campus 4-H, Dairy, 
Block & Bridle; Agr. Council; 
IFC; Outstanding Jr. Award

AGR

SPLAN, LYNDA L.
Owosso 
ZTAllSpartan
Womens League

A&L

SPLAWN, BARBARA M. 
Birmingham 

SS

SPODECK, NANCY A. 
Dearborn 
AAII; Honors College; 
Omicron Nu; AUSG

HE

SPONENBURG,
PATRICIA A.

Dearborn 
ED
Clubs: Promenaders, Caller’s, 
HPER, WAA; Wolverine; 
Intramurals: Softball, 
Volleyball, Bowling;
Resident Asst.

SPRESNEY, GREGORY L. 
ENGR
Flint 

SPUTE, H. WILLIAM JR. 
Hamburg, N.Y. 
B&PS
0X; Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Baseball;
MSU Hotel Assn.; 
Homecoming; Career 
Carnival; Water Carnival; 
Greek Feast

SPUTE, JUDITH A. 
Kenmore, N.Y. 
SS
AT; Intramurals: Swimming, 
Basketball; ROTC Corps 
Sponsor; Homecoming;
Water Carnival

STAHL, BARBARA K. 
Wyandotte 
AZ; Intramurals: Tennis, 
Softball, Bowling, Volleyball

ED

STAHL, LINDA L. 
Wyandotte 

ED

STAPLETON, PHYLLIS P. 
Royal Oak 
A&L
AZ; Christian Student Found.; 
Angel Flight;
IFC-PanHel Ball

435

SLADE, LUMAN C.
Eaton Rapids 
Intramurals

SS

SS

SLATER, SANDY J.
Alto 

ED

SLAUGHTER, JOHN W. 
Winnetka, III. 
•I’K'k; Swimming Team; 
Intramural Swimming

NS

SMITH, RAYMOND S. 
Luther 
United Campus Christian 
Fellowship, Pres.

AGR

SMITH, ROBERT H. 
Lansing 
Pre-Law Club; Students 
Off Campus

SS

SMITH, S. MAXWELL 
Tecumseh 

B&PS

SMITH, SID A.
Jackson 

CA

SIGRIST, DEANNA M. 
South Bend, Ind. 
Home Ec. Teaching Club

HE

SLAUGHTER, LINDA J. 
Detroit 
AUSG

SS

SILKA, FRANK W.
Detroit 
Hockey; Varsity Club

B&PS

SLAYBOCK, PAUL C.
Long Beach, Calif. 
Weightlifting Team

ED

SMITH, TERRANCE C. 
East Lansing 
B&PS
Alpha Kappa Psi; Basketball

SPARBEL, JOHN W. 
Lansing 
4>2K

SS

STARK, BETTE J. 
Springport 
Gamma Delta;
Young Republicans

STARKENBURG, MARY E. 
Grand Rapids 
B&PS
Phi Gamma Nu;
Phi Beta Lambda

STARKS, CAROLE E. 
Berkeley Heights, N.J. 

ED

STARR, KEITH M.
Lapeer 

AGR

STASSOU, PETER E.
Long Island, N.Y. 

B&PS

STAUDACHER,
JUDITH E.

Bay City 
TA; Young Republicans; 
Campus UN

SS

STAUFFER, JOHN J. 
Belding 

FD

STAVRIOTIS, EMIL M. 
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
Veterans Assn.;
Young Democrats

B&PS

STEADMAN, LINDA K. 
Harrisville 
ArA; Kappa Delta Pi; 
IFC-PanHel Ball;
Water Carnival

ED

STEFFL, ROBERT J. 
Berwyn, III. 
Green Helmet;
Intramural Basketball; 
Weightlifting Club

NS

STEHNEY, EDWARD G. 
Clairton, Pa. 
Veterans Assn.;
Young Democrats

CA

STEIN, DAVID L.
Brooklyn, N.Y. 
Veterans Assn.

STEIN, JOSEPH H. 
Hamburg, N.Y. 
2<i>E; Intramurals

SS

SS

STEINBAUGH, SUSAN E. 
Pontiac 
A&L
ASA; Union Board

STEINBERG,

LAWRENCE W.

Southfield 
SS
•hSA; Hill el; Water Carnival; 
IFC Presidents’ Council

STEINKE, BARBARA F. 
Chicago, III. 
HE
Wolverine; Career Carnival; 
Water Carnival

NS

STEINMAN, GARY D.
Flint 
Green Helmet;
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Sigma; 
Honors College;
University Scholar;
Intramural Swimming;
Hillel; Campus UN; AUSG

STELSON, ANN E.
East Lansing 
Psi Chi; Tau Sigma;
Phi Kappa Phi;
Christian Student Found.; 
Wesley Found.

SS

STEMPEK, JOSEPH J. 
Pinconning 
Mobile Home Assn.;
Students Club

AGR

SPEPANISHEN, PETER R. 
West Haven, Conn.  ENGR 
<I>2K

STEPHEN, DONALD W. 
Grosse Pte. 
ITK<i>; Arnold Air Soc.; 
AFROTC; Blood Drive, 
Chmn.; Track; Judo Club; 
Block S

A&L

436

ED

STEPHENSON,
DEANNE C.

Jackson 
Christian Science Organ.

ED

STEPLETON, JAMES I. 
Munde, Ind. 
CA
Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa 
Phi;. Green Helmet

STEURY, THOMAS M. 
Hastings 
Phi Lambda Tau;
Eta Kappa Nu; IRE-AIEE

ENGR

STEVENS, ALAN R. 
ENGR
Baldwin, N.Y. 
MSU Veterans Assn.; IRE; 
Intramurals: Softball,
Football

STEVENS, JANE E. 
Muskegon 
r4>B; Wolverine; FTA; 
J-Council

ED

STEVENS, JUDITH D. 
Okemos 
Catholic Student Organ.

CA

STEWART, MICHAEL D. 
Lakeview 

ENGR

STEWART, PETER H. 
Scottville 
ENGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi;
Eta Kappa Nu;
Green Helmet; Knights of 
St. Patrick, Pres.; AIRE-IRE

STEWMAN, VICKI L. 
Birmingham 
IIB<i>; Campus Chest;
Water Carnival; J-Hop

ED

STIERNA, PAUL A. 
Bloomfield Hills 
nK$

A&L

STIFLER, JAMES J. 
Huntington Woods 
2N

B&PS

STIMSON, JAMES P.
East Lansing 
MSU Packaging Soc.;
Natl. Packaging Assn.

AGR

STINSKI, MARK F.
Menasha, Wis. 
Newman Club; Intramurals

NS

STOCKWELL, ARLIN Z. 
Lansing 

SS

STOHL, CLARK E.
East Lansing 
IRE

ENGR

STOKMANIS, VIJA D. 
Grand Rapids 

A&L

STOLK, RICHARD D. 
Lansing 
ENGR
AICHE; Students Off Campus

STONEY, ROBERT L.
Grand Ledge 
Scabbard and Blade; 
Wolverine; Accounting & 
Finance Club; Block S

B&PS

STOOPS, JANICE R. 
Lockport, N. Y. 
A TA; Tower Guard; 
PanHellenic Council;
Woman’s Glee Club

SS

STORY, JOHN T.
Birmingham 
<i>Ae

B&PS

STOUNK, RICHARD L. 
Jackson 

SS

STOUT, ANN L.
Ionia 
A&L
Delta Omicron; Activity Band

STRAND, JOHN H.
Hancock 
NAACP

CA

STREELMAN, LARRY B. 
Lansing 
Social Work Club

B&PS

STRICKLAND,
DOUGLAS J.

Lansing 
9X; Phi Eta Sigma;
Pi Mu Epsilon; Green 
Helmet; Honors College

NS

STRINGER, JOHN W.
East Lansing 
A24>; State News

CA

STRONG, RONALD J. 
Detroit 
AVMA

VM

STROVEN, MARLYN J. 
Fremont 
2<i>A; SAE-ASME

ENGR

STROVEN, SUSAN J. 
Fremont 
Ar; Water Carnival;
Block S

ED

STUART, RICHARD G. 
Howell 
Meat Judging Team,
Livestock Judging Team

AGR

STUBBS, JANET M.
St. Clair 

STUBLI, JANET V.
Hudson 
SEA

ED

ED

STURDIVANT, BERNICE 
Lansing 

A&L

STUTZ, CHARLES A. 
Englishtown, N.J. 

AGR

STUTZMAN, JANICE M. 
Charlevoix 
Pi Omega Pi

B&PS

SUBER, GORDON 
Owosso 
AUSG; Resident Asst.;
Luau; Homecoming

SS

SUDEN, EDWARD M.
East Lansing 
IRE-AIEE

ENGR

SUESS, PETER J.
Plainwell 
B&PS
Clubs: Newman, Accounting 
& Finance

SUGDEN, KAREN J. 
Lathrup Village 

A&L

SULLIVAN, GERALD R. 
New Boston 
9X; Scabbard & Blade; 
Intramurals; Clubs: Pistol, 
Rifle, Catholic Student Organ.

B&PS

SUMERA, MICHAEL F. 
Blasdell, N.Y. 
4TA; Phi Eta Sigma

ENGR

SURVILLA, CAROLYN F. 
A&L
Kalamazoo 
Ar; Tau Sigma; J-Council; 
AUSG; American Brother- 
Sister Program;
Clubs: Spanish, French

SUSSEX, LINDA C.
Detroit 
Pi Gamma Mu

SS

SUTHERLAND, CLIVE A. 
East Lansing 
AGR
Agr. Educ. Club

SUTHERLAND, MARY E. 
A&L
Detroit 
T9B; AWS; Jr. PanHellenic 
Council; Water Carnival;
Greek Week

SUTHERLAND,

VALENTINE S.

East Lansing 

SUTTON, FRED G.
Western Springs;- III. ENGR 
2AE; AICE; Union Board; 
Water Carnival

SVATORA, RONALD E. 
East Lansing 
Psi Chi; Veterans Assn.

SS

SWARTZ, GEORGE A. 
Athens 
AGR
Nat. Assn, of Home Builders

SWARTZ, SIMON A.
East Lansing 
Industrial Arts Club

ED

SWICK, LAWRENCE J. 
East Lansing 
Wolverine; Intramurals: 
Football, Baseball; Water 
Carnival; Young Republicans; 
Spartan Spirit

B&PS

SWIHART,

STEWART D. II 

Sturgis 
ATP; Intramurals; Clubs; 
Management, Greek

B&PS

SZMIGIEL, ROBERT F. 
Utica 

B&PS

TAFT, RICHARD M. JR. 
Fredonia, N.Y. 
SS
K2

TAKACS, JEAN H.
Mendon 
Phi Gamma Nu;
Phi Kappa Phi;
Beta Alpha Psi;
Block & Bridle

B&PS

TAKASHIGE, TEDDY A. 
Kyoto, Japan 
Japanese Club, Pres.; 
International Club

B&PS

TAMAMI, PARVIZ 
Tehran, Iran 
Delta Phi Epsilon; Campus 
UN; International Club

B&PS

TARACKS, WAYNE H.
East Lansing 
Veterans Assn.

B&PS

TARNO, LARRY J.
Flint 

TAVA, ROGER C.
East Lansing 

NS

NS

TAYLOR, ANN W.
Riverside, Ontario, Canada 

HE

TAYLOR, DAVID H.
East Lansing 
ATA; Phi Eta Sigma;
Green Helmet; State News

B&PS

AGR

TAYLOR, JERRY L. 
Millington 
Block & Bridle;
Intramurals: Softball,
Archery, Volleyball, Football, 
Bowling; MSU Livestock and 
Meats Judging Teams;
Block S

TAYLOR, LANA K.
St. Ignace 
A&L
Activity & Concert Bands; 
MSU Choir; Water Carnival; 
Homecoming

TAYLOR, LINDA M.
Detroit 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Tower Guard; Psi Chi;
Mortar Board; AUSG; 
J-Council; Van Hoosen Hall, 
Pres.; Honors College

SS

AGR

TAYLOR, MARY L.
East Lansing 

A&L

SUTTLER, JULIE A.
Big Rapids 
A&L
MSU Chorus; Women’s Glee 
Club; Campus Crusade; 
Campus Christian Fellowship; 
Blood Drive; Homecoming

TAYLOR, RONALD L.
Port Huron 

A&L

TAYLOR, TERRY L.
East Lansing 
Packaging Society, Pres.

AGR

TEACHOUT, NANCY M. 
SS
Lansing 
Kappa Epsilon; Kappa Delta 
Pi; AWS; Orchesis;
Honors College

TEMME, JAMES W.
New Bern, N.C. 
9X

B&PS

TEMPLE, ANN M.
Ovid 
A Oil; Home Ec. Club;
Block S; Sorority Sing

he

TEPIKIAN, HASMIG 
Yonkers, N.Y. 
Xi2; HPER Club;
Intramurals: Swimming, Golf, 
Tennis, Basketball

ED

TERPSTRA, ROBERT V. 
Marne 
Clubs: Weightlifting, Judo

B&PS

TERRY, GORDON E. 
Maumee, Ohio 
<I>2K; Intramurals;
Block S; Forestry Club

AGR

TERRY, MICHAEL P.
Union Lake 
<t>A9; Greek Week;
Water Carnival

B&PS

TEXTOR, BRENTON A. 
Barbeau 
AXA

NS

THIEDE, GAIL L.
Ironwood 

B&PS

THIEROFF, KEITH L. 
Defiance, Ohio 
ENGR
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; 
Honors College; AIEE-IRE

THOMAS, EDGAR JR. 
Shreveport, La. 
A&L
Campus UN; Clubs: French,. 
Spanish, International

THOMAS, JAMES R. 
Hastings 
Scabbard & Blade;
Campus 4-H; Dairy Club; 
Intramurals

AGR

THOMPSON,

CHRISTOPHER T.

Tiffin, Ohio 
State News; Students Off 
Campus; MSU Hotel Assn.; 
Track

CA

THOMPSON, DAVID E. 
East Lansing 

A&L

THOMPSON, DOUGLAS A- 
Holly 
ENGR
ATA; AICHE

THOMPSON, LARRY E. 
Milan 
Horticulture Club;
Intramurals

AGR

THOMPSON, RHODES E. 
Detroit 

NS

THOMPSON, SALLY A. 
Mason 
Women’s Glee Club; 
Homecoming

ED

THOMPSON, THOMAS C. 
Scottville 
Chi Epsilon; ASCE; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Bowling, Softball

ENGR

THOMPSON, THOMAS E. 
Muskegon 
Lutheran Student Assn.;
SEA

NS

THORNBURY,

BARBARA M.

Lansing 
Beta Beta Beta

NS

TIEJEMA, LAWRENCE S. 
Comstock Park 
SS
Christian Science Organ.; 
Campus UN; Luau; 
Intramurals

TILLOTSON, MARY L.
Elsie 
Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Phi;
Phi Beta Lambda;
Wesley Found.

B&PS

TIMMER, LAVERNE W.
West Olive 

NS

TINKER, ROBERT H. 
Birmingham 
AT A; Scabbard & Blade

SS

TJEPKEMA, JAMES P. 
Jackson 

NS

TJEPKEMA, MARK J.
Evart 

SS

TJEPKEMA, PAUL A.
Evart 
Poultry Science Club

AGR

TUBBS, ALAN E.
Lansing 
Students Off Campus;
Student Soc. of Urban 
Planners; Water Carnival

SS

TUCK, ROBERT G. JR. 
Point of Rocks, Md. 
Phi Eta Sigma; Beta Beta 
Beta; State News

NS 

TUFTS, SHARON K.
East Lansing 
AVMA; MSU Veterinarian

VM

TUMEY, THOMAS P. 
Jackson 

B&PS

TURCOTTE, REAL J. 
Chomedey, Quebec, Canada 

NS
Varsity Hockey; Varsity Club

TOEPEL, JANET
Grosse Pte. Woods 
Kappa Delta Pi

ED

TURLEY, ROBERT O.
East Lansing 
SS
Students Off Campus; AUSG

TOEPPNER, RICHARD P. 
Bay City 
B&PS
Veterans Assn.

TURNER, DWIGHT E. 
Okemos 
Gamma Theta Upsilon

SS

TOLSMA, DIANE G.
East Lansing 
ED
International Club; American 
Brother-Sister Program

TOLSMA, HENRY
East Lansing 
Phi Eta Sigma;
Phi Lambda Tau; ASAE

ENGR

TONNE, JOHN M.
Hancock 
K2; Les Gourmets

TOPLE, NORMAN J.
Detroit 
Swimming Team;
Gymnastics Team

B&PS

SS

TOPP, ROBERT E.
East Lansing 

B&PS

TOTH, ANDREW P. 
Tonawanda, N.Y. 
Intramurals: Football,
Softball, Swimming;
IRE-AIEE

ENGR 

TOTZKE, DONALD H.
St. Joseph 
2X; Football; Basketball

B&PS

TOTZKE, JULIE 
Plymouth 
Phi Beta Lambda

B&PS

TOWER, DIANA H. 
Evanston, III. 
KKT; Tower Guard; Union 
Board; Honors College; 
Education Club; Wolverine; 
Water Carnival; J-Hop

ED

TREADWELL,

LAWRENCE L.

Olivet 
ATP; Agr. Econ. Club

B&PS

TREGER, MICHAEL D. 
Benton Harbor 
AEn

VM

TRENT, DAVID
Grosse Pte. Woods 
’FT

NS

TRINDLE, RICHARD L. 
Fremont 
Alpha Phi Sigma

SS

TRUMBLE, JAMES N.
St. Johns 
Poultry Science Club

AGR

TRUSCOTT, THEODORE 
Lansing 
Accounting & Finance Club

B&PS

TRYLOFF, GERALD D.
Mt. Clemens 

SS

TRZOS, CAROLE A. 
Birmingham 
State News; Water Carnival

CA

TURNER, JACK W. JR. 
Old Forge, N.Y. 
SAE

ENGR

ULOTH, JOHN M.
Ortonville 
AS 4*

ENGR

UNRATH, CLAUDE R. 
Hartford 
Farmhouse

AGR

UPDYKE, EDWARD E. 
Grand Ledge 
SS
4>AX, Pres.; Economics Club

UPRIGHT, DAVID C. 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
State News

CA

UPTON, LARRY L.
East Lansing 
ASCE

ENGR

URBANCIK, JARRARD 
East Lansing 
Agr. Mechanics Club

AGR

URSO, ANNETTE T.
Grosse Pte. Farms 
nB<i>; Greek Week; J-Hop; 
J-Council; Water Carnival; 
El. Educ. Club; IFC PanHel 
Ball; Homecoming

ED

USEN, NORMAN 
White Plains, N.Y. 
Colony Club of Phi 
Sigma Delta

NS

USHMAN, JOYCE M.
East Lansing 

ED

USHMAN, WILLIAM R. 
Utica 
AUSG

SS

UTLEY, JACK D.
Hollywood, Fla. 
*T; IFC

B&PS

VALCANOFF, ALEX 
East Lansing 
ATA; Excalibur; Wrestling; 
Football

A&L

VALENTA, JEROME J. 
Detroit 
Accounting and Finance 
Club; Intramurals; Water 
Carnival; Union Board; 
Activities Carnival

B&PS

VALMASSEI,

THEODORE P.

Monroe 
Accounting Club

B&PS

VAN CON ANT, JANET J. 
Imlay City 
A&L
KAO; Wolverine; Cheerleader; 
Swim Team; Greek Week; 
J-Hop

VAN DE MARK,
JOHANNA H.

Lockport, N.Y. 

VANDENBURG,
CHARLES K.

Litchfield 

VANDERMOLEN,
ROBERT H.

St. Joseph 
AEII; Intramurals

A&L

AGR

ENGR

VANDERPOOL, MARIE L. 
Grosse Pointe 
HE
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Omicron Nu; Honors College; 
Home Ec. Club

VANDER SCHAAF,

JOHN JR.

Holland 
ASCE

ENGR

VANDERTUUK, TERRY 
Lansing 
Clubs: Management,
Accounting

B&PS

VANDER VEEN, JANE E. 
Grand Rapids 
SS
Wesley Foundation; AWS

VANDER VEEN, LINDA E. 
East Lansing 
ED
Delta Psi Kappa, Pres.;
HPER Club

VAN LIERE, EARL J.
East Lansing 
Rifle Club

B&PS

VAN RIPER, SUSAN J. 
Kalamazoo 
AZ; Social Work Honorary; 
Concert Band; Campus 
Crusade; Activity Band

B&PS

VAN SICKLE,
NORMAN J.

Hart 
AGR
ATP; Knights of St. Patrick; 
Promenadors Club; ASAE; 
Intramurals

VAN SINGEL,

STANLEY D.

Grant 
Pomology Club, Pres.;
Agr. Council;
Winged Spartans

AGR

VAN ZYLEN,

VIRGINIA D.

Spring Lake 
Activities Carnival; Young 
Republicans; Ski Club

B&PS

VASOLD, ARTHUR A. 
Freeland 
Clubs: Agr. Ed., Dairy; 
Councils: Agr., Educ.

AGR

SS

VAUGHAN, MARJORIE J. 
Salem, Ohio 
KKT; Tower Guard;- 
Mortar Board; Pi Gamma 
Nu; J-Council; Frosh-Soph 
Council; Campus Chest;
MSU Orchestra; Water 
Carnival; Career Carnival

VEENHUIS, JILL A.
St. Joseph 
IIB<i>; Frosh-Soph Council; 
Union Board; Water 
Carnival; Campus Chest

CA

VELDERS, RICHARD W. 
East Lansing 
Clubs: Sailing, Ski;
Marching Band;
Activities Band; AVMA

VM

VICTOR, ARTHUR H. 
Forest Hills, N. Y. 
AEII; Phi Eta Sigma

SS

VIETZKE, MARK O.
East Lansing 
Wesley Foundation;
Park Management Club

AGR

VINCENT, VERONICA S. 
Detroit 
AKA; Alpha Delta Theta

VM

VISSER, JAMES T.
Grand Rapids 
Intramurals; Pistol Club

ENGR

WALKER, JOHN H.
East Lansing 
Pi Tau Sigma

ENGR

ENGR

VISSERS, ALVIN G. 
Allendale 
Chi Epsilon;
Phi Lambda Tau; ASCE; 
Spartan Christian Fellowship; 
Eng. Council; Bethel Manor; 
Intramurals

VITEK, JANICE K.
Muskegon Heights 
Activity Band; Luau 
Committee; Campus Chest; 
Young Democrats; Ski Club

ED

VOELKLE, LEO H.
East Lansing 
IRE

ENGR

VOIERS, BONNIE S.
Mt. Clemens 
Circle Honorary;
Green Splash;
Intramural Swimming;
Abbot Hall, Pres.

VOKETZ, GARY L.
Lansing 
American Institute of 
Planners

ED

SS

VOLKAMER, RICHARD L. 
Des Moines, Iowa 
B&PS 
2<i>E

VON CHAWES, KARON E. 
Battle Creek 
A&L
History Club;
Humanist Society

VOSS, LINDA A.
Lansing 
SEA

ED

VOYT, THOMAS M. 
Muskegon 
Newman Club; Intramurals

B&PS

WACKERBARTH,

E. JANE

ED

Granville, Mass. 
Delta Psi Kappa;
Green Splash; State News; 
HPER Club; WAA; AWS; 
Intramurals: Swimming, 
Volleyball, Basketball,
Softball, Tennis

WAGNER, DUANE A. 
Laingsburg 
Accounting & Finance Club

B&PS

WAGNER, EDWIN I.
T ustin 
AGR
Forestry Club; Wesley Found.

WAGNER, ETHAN J. 
Flushing, New York 
AEII, Pres.; IFC;
Activities Carnival; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball

SS

WAGNER, JAMES J. 
Miamisburg, Ohio 
AGR 
Forestry Club; Promenaders; 
Rifle Team

WAGNER, ROGER O. 
Rochester 
ex
WAGNER, WILLIAM B. 
Cedar Falls, Iowa 

B&PS

NS

WAGNER, WILLIAM G. 
Des Plaines, III. 
ATO

B&PS

WAITE, WALDON L.
Ovid 
Honors College; SEA;
Block S; Spartan Christian 
Fellowship

NS

WALCUTT, JAMES D.
East Lansing 
AGR
Agronomy Club; Soil Judging

WALKER, FRANCES E. 
Ann Arbor 
SEA

ED

WALKER, JUDITH E. 
Coldwater 
Honors College; Alpha 
Lambda Delta; J-Council

SS

A&L

WALKER, WILLIAM H. 
East Chicago, Ind. 
Kappa Alpha Psi, Pres.; 
Humanist Society;
Clubs: International, History; 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Track

WALLACE, RICHARD E. 
Arlington, Tex. 

NS

WALLINGTON, JAMES F. 
East Lansing 
CA
State News

WALLIS, BARBARA B. 
Durand 
Tower Guard;
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Beta Beta Beta, Pres.; AUSG

NS

WALSH, GERALD E. 
NS
Lansing 
Clubs: Pre-Med., Newman; 
Students Off Campus;
Young Democrats

WALTON, JOHN R.
Battle Creek 
AGR
AXA; Water Carnival; Jr. 500

WALTZER, ADRIAN A. 
Nanuet, N.Y. 
Marching Band; Concert 
Band; Brass Choir; 
Basketball Band

SS

WANDREY, THOMAS J. 
Niles 
SEA; Water Carnival

ED

WAPNER, JANICE E.
Flint 

ED

WARD, GARY H.
Grand Ledge 
Packaging Society;
Students Off Campus

AGR

WARD, RUTH A.
Coral 
Home Economics Club

HE

WARDELL, MARVIN L. 
Detroit 
Shaw Radio, Chief Engr.; 
Young Republicans;
Students Off Campus

B&PS

WARDEN, SANDRA A.
East Lansing 
Honors College; Tau Sigma

SS

WARFIELD TIMOTHY J. 
East Lansing 
Spartan Pistol Club

NS

WARNER, WILLIAM L. 
Kalamazoo 
9X; Varsity Baseball; 
Cheerleader; IFC

ENGR

WARREN, KATHERINE M. 
A&L
Ann Arbor 
Young Republicans

WARREN, RICHARD A. 
Manhasset, N.Y. 
SAM

B&PS

WARREN, RICHARD L. 
Framingham, Mass. 
<h2K; Frosh-Soph Council; 
Block S; Greek Week; 
Spartan Ambassadors

CA

WARVARI, HAROLD E. 
Lindenhurst, N.Y. 
NS
Pershing Rifles; Intramurals

WASHBURN, RICHARD L. 
Fredonia, N.Y. 
NS
MSU Packaging Soc.;
Pistol Club;
Intramurals: Basketball, 
Softball, Track

WATANABE, REIKO M. 
Whitehall 
Clubs: Japanese; Newman

ED

WEISNER, WAYNE R.
Twin Lake 
Wesley Foundation; AVMA

VM

WHITMYER, DONALD K. 
Okemos 
VM
Veterans Assn.

WATERMAN, LYNNE L. 
East Lansing 

B&PS

WEISS, LOUIS M.
Detroit 

B&PS

WELLMAN, JANET S. 
Detroit 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Kappa Tau Alpha; Theta 
Sigma Phi; Honors College; 
State News

CA

WELLS, ANN
Cleveland, Ohio 
AAA; Water Carnival;
Block S; Clubs: Home Ec., 
Bridge, Rifle; Sorority Sing; 
Pershing Rifles

HE

WELLS, MARGO A.
Grosse Pointe 
AXE; Campus UN;
French Club;
American Brother-Sister 
Program; J-Council; 
Intramurals: Swimming, 
Volleyball

WELLS, RICHARD D. 
Constantine 
2X; Baseball; Student 
Traffic Appeal Court,
Chief Justice

WERKMAN, ANN S.
Fort Wayne, Ind. 
Spartan Debaters;
University Theatre;
Lutheran Student Assn.

SS

CA

WERNER, KAY E.
Monroe 

WEST, GEORGE A. 
Hightstown, N.J. 

ED

A&L

WESTPHAL, DONALD C. 
Port Huron 
4>MA; MSU Marching Band

B&PS

WESTOVER, GEORGE D. 
A&L
Marie tte 
Spartan Wireless;
Les Gourmets

WEXLER, ROBERT J. 
Jackson Heights, N.Y. 
Christian Science Organ.; 
Spartan Roundtable; AUSG; 
Student Congress

SS 

WHEELER, REGINA G. 
LaGrange, III. 
XE

ED

WHEELER, STANLEY G. 
Detroit 
Track; Cross-Country

B&PS

WHEELER, WILLIAM S. 
Manchester 
Agr. Educ. Club

ED

WICHMAN, RODNEY R. 
East Lansing 
ENGR
Chi Epsilon; ASCE;
Wesley Found.; Intramurals: 
Volleyball, Bowling

WICHMAN, SARA E.
East Lansing 
Theta Sigma; State News; 
Brazilian Club

CA

WICKS, DUANE J.
East Lansing 

SS

WIDNER, LAWRENCE P. 
Lockport, III. 
AGR
Xi Sigma Pi; Forestry Club

SS

WIETZKE, MARY L. 
Owosso 
Clubs: Child Dev., Sailing

HE

WIGHT, DONALD W. 
Lansing 

ED

WILDA, QUENTIN J. 
Shorewood, Wis. 
Sigma Pi Eta; Phi Theta 
Kappa; Phi Beta Lambda; 
Les Gourmets; Circle K

B&PS

WILDER, ARTHUR H. 
Flushing, N.Y. 
SAM; Phi Kappa Phi;
Phi Zeta; MSU Veterinarian

VM

WILKE, SUSAN E.
Deerfield, III. 
ZTA; Promenaders;
Education Club; Young 
Republicans; Block S

WILKINSON,

MARGARET L.

Lansing 
Students Off Campus

ED

CA

WILKINSON, RICHARD A. 
B&PS
East Lansing 

WILLETT, CAROL L. 
Owosso 
Campus 4-H;
Young Democrats;
Home Econ. Educ. Club; 
Block S

HE

WILLIAMS, CHARLENE J. 
Berkley 
A&L
Delta Omicron;
Christian Fellowship;
MSU Chorus

WILLIAMS, DANIEL E. 
Lansing 
NS
Beta Beta Beta; Phi Kappa 
Phi; Honors College

WILLIAMS, JUDITH L. 
Lansing 

ED

WATERMAN, WILLIS R. 
Roscommon 

ENGR

WATERS, CLARICE G. 
Lansing 

ED

WATERS, JOHN R. 
Huntington Woods 
$rA

SS

WATERS, RICHARD E. 
Lansing 

B&PS

WATSON, JAMES R. 
Jackson 
Veterans Assn.

SS

WAXLER, CELIA J. 
Roswell, N.M. 
Spartan Spirit;
Water Carnival

B&PS

WEAVER, DANIEL J. 
Muskegon 

NS

WEBB, CHARLOTTE A. 
Hale 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Wesley Foundation; Campus 
UN; International Club

NS

A&L

WEBB, JUDITH L. 
Lexington,  Ky. 
2K; Alpha Lambda Delta; 
Tower Guard; Mortar Board; 
Kappa Delta Pi;
Phi Alpha Theta;
Junior Council;
Women’s Glee Club;
Block and Bridle;
PanHel Council; Catholic 
Student Organization; J-Hop; 
Water Carnival

WEBER, DONNA J.
Detroit 
University Chorus;
Young Republicans

WEBER, RUTH A.
Mason 
Pi Omega Pi;
Phi Beta Lambda

A&L

B&PS

WEBER, WILLIAM F.
East Lansing 

ED

WEBSTER, BONNIE M. 
Alexandria, Va. 
AZ; Sno-Caps; CSO

NS

WEEKS, MARILYN C. 
Detroit 

SS

WEIGHT, CHERRIE A. 
Tehran, Iran 
Hawaiian Club;
University Chorus

B&PS

WEINSTEIN, ELAINE 
Detroit 

ED

WHITE, HARRY A., JR. 
Jackson 
A2<i>; Packaging Society

AGR

WILLIAMS, SUSAN 
Delmar, N.Y. 
ED
Student Guide; Homecoming

WEINSTEIN, STANLEY E. 
New York, N.Y. 
NS
AEII

WHITE, HARRY B.
Battle Creek 
Baseball; Veterans Assn.

SS

WEINSTEIN, STEWART M. 
Livingston Manor, N.Y. A&L 
Phi Sigma Delta ;|H 
Colony Club

WEIRAUCH, RONALD G. 
NS
Grand Blanc 

WEIRICH, WALTER E. 
Fremont 
VM
AVMA; MSU Veterinarian, 
Business Mgr.

WEISBRUCH, JOHN D. 
Benton Harbor 
Alpha Phi Omega;
Winged Spartans, Pres.; 
Catholic Student Organ.

B&PS

WEISE, THOMAS F.
Alpena 

AGR

438

WHITE, ROBERT J. 
Middletown, R.I. 
Alpha Phi Omega;
Catholic Student Organ. 
Intramurals; Rowing Club

B&PS

WHITESIDE,

JACQUELINE D.

Okemos 
Jr. AVMA

VM

WHITING WILLIAM M. 
Albion 

NS

WHITMAN, MARY J.
East Lansing 

ED

WHITMORE, JANET L. 
Lansing 
Pi Omega Pi;
Phi Beta Lambda

B&PS

WILLITS, SHARON L. 
Holland 

ED

WILMARTH, CHRISTA R. 
Aurora, III. 
B&PS
AAA; Clubs: Women’s Glee; 
Social Work; Union Board 
Variety Show

WILMATH, ROBERT C. 
Miami, Fla. 
Veterans Assn.

AGR

WILSON, BARBARA A. 
Barberton, Ohio 
Alpha Lambda Delta;
Beta Beta Beta;
Phi Kappa Phi

NS

WILSON, JUDITH L.
Detroit 
Christian Science Organ.; 
Spartan Women’s League; 
Brother-Sister Prog.;
Block S; Swim Team

A&L

WILSON, MARY A.
St. Clair 

ED

WILSON, MICHAEL E. 
Bellaire 

NS

WILSON, WILLIAM H. 
Toronto, Ont., Canada B&PS 
Intramurals: Hockey,
Football

WIMMER, KENNETH O. 
Howell 
Promenaders

AGR

WINFIELD, DAVID L. 
Grand Rapids 
Young Democrats, Pres.; 
Campus UN;
Students Off Campus; 
Lutheran Student Assn.

A&L

WINKLER, WILLIAM JR. 
Portland, Ore. 
B&PS
Alpha Phi Sigma

WINSTROM, KALYNN 
Holland 
Homecoming

CA

WINTER, JOHN K.
Holland 
2AE

B&PS

WINTER, ROBERT M. 
Roslyn Hts., N.Y. 
Accounting Club;
Intramural Tennis

B&PS

WINTERS, HARRISON R. 
Lansing 
SS
AUSG; Student Congress; 
Campus UN; Jr. Council; 
Spartan Round Table;
Young Republicans;
Students Off Campus;
Jr. Class Pres.

WINTON, JOHN R.
Davison 

B&PS

WIRTANEN,

LAWRENCE J.

Amasa 

WIRTH, GUY B.
Three Oaks 
AICHE

WISE, JOEL
East Lansing 
2AM; Sigma Pi Eta;
MSU Hotel Assn.;
Buyers Assn.; IFC

AGR

ENGR

B&PS

WISE, ROBERTA A.
East Lansing 
Psi Chi; Honors College

SS

WISSMAN, JAMES E. 
Marine City 
Farmhouse: Alpha Zeta; 
Clubs: Block & Bridle;
Ag. Econ.

AGR

WITTE, GERALD O.
Romulus 
Gamma Delta;
MSU Packaging Soc.; 
Intramurals

AGR

WITTMAN, BEVERLY A. 
Lansing 

ED

WOJICK, RICHARD R.
East Lansing 
Spartan Ambassador; 
Intramurals; Asst. Fresh. 
Football Coach

ED

WOJTYLO, BARBARA A.
Hamtramck 
Social Work Club

SS

WOLFE, SUSAN A.
Jonesville 

NS

WOLFF, ANTOINETTE M.
East Lansing 
B&PS
Snyder Hall, Pres.

WOLFF, RICHARD E.
East Lansing 
MSU Marching Band

B&PS

WOLFORD, EDMUNDA.
East Lansing

SS

WONDERGEM, 
THOMAS M. 

Richland

CA

WOOD, CARL L. 
Oshkosh, Wis.
A&L
Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Sigma; 
Scabbard & Blade; Green 
Helmet; Russian Club; 
Christian Science Organ.

WOOD, JAMES N.
Howell 
Wolverine; Spartacade;
Univ. Chorus; Intramurals

SS

WOOD, WILLIAM L.
Niles 
Porpoise; Swimming 
All-Amer. Selection

NS

WORDELL, PATRICIA J. 
ED
Lansing 

WRIGHT, ANGUS D. 
Rochelle, III. 
NS
Amer. Institute of Physics; 
Bailey Hall, Pres.; MHA

WRIGHT, ANNE E.
Mt. Clemens 
A&L
Delta Phi Delta; Wolverine; 
Union Board;
Interior Design Club

WRIGHT, DAVID R.
Grand Rapids 
Delta Sigma Pi

B&PS

WRIGHT, KENNETH J. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
2X; Pi Sigma Epsilon

B&PS

WRONA, EDWARD J. 
Dearborn 
A2<3?

B&PS

WUERFEL, GAIL P. 
Roscommon 
Pi Gamma Mu;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; 
International Club;
Campus UN

SS

WYLLIE, PATRICIA A.
Twin Lake 
Orchesis

A&L

WYLLIE, ROBERT G. 
Schenectadv. N V. 
Psi Chi; Veterans Assn.

SS

WYMAN, BARBARA A. 
Lansing 
Clubs: International; 
Geography; Channing Murray 
Fellowship

SS

WYNDER, ANNE R.
Dover, Del. 
A29; PanHel; Delta Sigma 
Theta, Pres.; Spanish Club

A&L

WYTRYCHOWSKI, 

PATRICIA J.

East Lansing 

YANT, ROBERT E.
Bay City 
AUSG; AICHE

ED

ENGR

YONKER, THOMAS D.
St. Joseph 
AXA

B&PS

YOUNG, BARRY H. 
Washington, D.C. 
AEII; Football; Young 
Democrats; Pre-Law Soc.

B&PS

YOUNG, DONALD W. 
Atlantic City, N.J. 
$TA

A&L

YOUNG, STEPHEN C.
East Lansing 
Block S; Homecoming;
Jr. 500; Lutheran Students 
Assn.; Intramurals: Football, 
Baseball, Basketball

NS

YOUNGS, EDWARD W. 
Plymouth 
2N; Varsity Club;
Football; Wrestling

ED

YU, HENRY C.
Kowloon, Hong Kong 
NS 
Green Helmet; Pre-Med Club; 
Honors College

YUILLE, ROBERT G.
Flint 

A&L

ZABONICK, RICHARD L. 
Coldwater 
AGR
Veterans Assn.;
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Softball

ZABOROWSKI, JOSEPH J. 
Wyandotte 
NS
Campus UN; Students Off 
Campus; German Club; 
Chemistry Assn.

ZACHARIASON,
SUSAN M.

A&L
Muskegon 
KA9; Honorary ROTC Cadet 
Colonel; Cheerleader; 
Gymnastics Club; Spartan 
Spirit; Union Board; 
J-Council; J-Hop;^||;
Greek Feast

ZAHNOW, KAREN 
Rocky River, Ohio 
IIB<i>; Water Carnival;
Greek Feast; J-Hop

B&PS 

ZALC, JERRY
Detroit 

B&PS

ZAMBISKY, MARILYN J. 
ED
Dearborn 

ZAMIARA, STEVEN B. 
Grand Rapids 

A&L

ZAREMBA, WALTER 
Parma Heights, Ohio  AGR 
Sigma Lambda Chi;
Winged Spartans; Butterfield 
Hall, President; MHA

ZEMMIN, RICHARD W. 
Detroit 
SN; State News; Varsity 
Baseball; Fresh. Baseball

CA

ZBOCK, AUDREY J. 
Detroit 
Home Economics Club

ZEE, MARTHA J.
East Aurora, N.Y. 
Water Carnival

HE

SS

ZEIF, LEONARD J.
Forest Hills, N.Y. 
AEn

B&PS

ZIENTEK, CAROL A. 
Manistee 
Beta Beta Beta; Catholic 
Student Organization;
Block S

NS

ZIMMERMAN, JERRY M. 
Breckenridge 
ENGR
ATP; ASAE

ZEMMIN, MICHAEL E. 
Detroit 
SN; Varsity Baseball;
Fresh. Baseball

CA

ZIMMERMAN, JON C. 
Akron, N.Y. 
Intramurals: Football, 
Basketball, Baseball

AGR

ZIPPIN, MIRIAM E. 
A&L
Flushing, N.Y. 
AEi>; Water Carnival; J-Hop; 
Greek Week; Homecoming; 
IFC; PanHel Ball

ZITTER, THOMAS A. 
Saginaw 

NS

ZIVE, DOROTHY 
Mount Vernon, N.Y. 

ZORN, WILLIAM L. 
Massillon, Ohio 
Intramural Football

ED

ED

ZUEHLKE, DAVID E. 
Grosse Pointe 
SAE

NS

ORGANIZATION INDEX

Abbot Hall..........................256
Accounting and Finance

Club..................................215

Agricultural Economics

Club.................................215
Agronomy Club..................217
Alpha Chi Omega............301
Alpha Delta Pi..................302
Alpha Delta Theta..........201
Alpha Epsilon Phi..........303
Alpha Epsilon Pi............320
Alpha Gamma Delta .... 304 
Alpha Gamma Rho .... 321 
Alpha Kappa Alpha .... 300 
Alpha Lambda Delta .... 202
Alpha Omicron Pi..........305
Alpha Phi............................306
Alpha Phi Sigma..............351
Alpha Sigma Phi..............322
Alpha Tau Omega..........323
Alpha Xi Delta..................307
American Society of 

Agricultural Engineers . 352 

American Society of Civil

Engineers 

........................352
American Society for Metals- 
American Foundrymen’s

Society 

........................351
American Veterinary Medical 

Association, Student

Chapter of..................353
Angel Flight........................216
Arnold Air Society..........216
Armstrong Hall..................281
Asher Student Foundation

for Men............................292

Asher Student Foundation

for Women......................293
AUSG Congress................241
AUSG Executive................240
AUSG Judiciary................240
AWS Activities..................239
AWS Judiciary..................239

Bailey Hall.......................278
Baptist Student
Fellowship 

....................230
Beta Alpha Psi................202
Beta Beta Beta................217
Beta Gamma Sigma........203
Beta Theta Pi..................324
..................291
Bethel Manor 
Block and Bridle Club ... 218
Blue Key............................203
Board of Student

Publications ..................235
Bower House....................289
Bryan Hall 
......................279
..............257
Butterfield Hall 
Canterbury Club..............230
Cheerleaders 
....................234
Chi Epsilon......................204
Chi Omega 
......................308
Christian Science
Organization 

................231
Circle Honorary..............204
Dairy Club........................219
Delta Chi ..........................325
Delta Delta Delta............309
Delta Gamma ..................310
Delta Phi Epsilon..........354
Delta Psi Kappa..............354
Delta Sigma Phi..............326
Delta Tau Delta..............327
Delta Upsilon ..................328
Delta Zeta ........................311
East Landon Hall............260
East Mayo Hall..............264
Fast Shaw Hall..............281
East Yakeley....................272
East Wilson Hall............277
Elsworth House............289
Emmons Hall 
................280
Engineering Council 
Eta Kappa Nu 
Evans Scholars 
Excalibur 

..............205
............290
........................206

. . . 219

......................329

Farmhouse 
Forestry Club 
..................320
Frosh-Soph Council 
. . . 249
Gamma Delta 
................231
Gamma Phi Beta 
........312
Gilchrist Hall 
..................269
Green Helmet 
................205
................207
Green Splash 
Health, Physical Education,
Recreation Club ..............220
Home Economics

........................221

Council 
India Student
Association 

............221

Industrial Education

Club 

..............................222

Institute of Electrical

Engineers 

........................355
Interfraternity Council . . 242
International Club 
..........222
J-Hop Executive Council 251 
Jr. PanHellenic Council . 244
..................250
Junior Council 
... 313
Kappa Alpha Theta 
..................314
Kappa Delta 
Kappa Delta Pi 
.............208
Kappa Kappa Gamma .. 315
Kappa Sigma 
.................330
Knight’s of Saint

Patrick 

..........................223

Lambda Chi Alpha........331
................223
Marketing Club 
Mason Hall 
............ 262,263
Men’s Hall Association. . 245
............224
Men’s Glee Club 
.................208
Mortar Board 
Motts House 
....................291
National Association of

Home Builders 

North Campbell Hall 
North Case Hall 
North Williams Hall 

............355
. . 258
............274
. . . 270

Chi 

Oaks Club of Theta Delta
................................347
....................209
............................225
..........225
.... 244

Omicron Nu 
Orchesis 
Packaging Society 
PanHellenic Council 
Phi Delta Theta..............332
Phi Eta Sigma 
................210
Phi Gamma Delta............333
Phi Kappa Psi 
................334
Phi Kappa Sigma ..............335
................336
Phi Kappa Tau 
..............................316
Phi Mu 
................337
Phi Mu Alpha 
..................266
Phillips Hall 
............350
Phi Sigma Delta 
Phi Sigma Kappa 
............338
......................317
Pi Beta Phi 
................339
Pi Kappa Phi 
Pi Sigma Epsilon 
..........356
..................209
Pi Tau Sigma 
..................226
Polomer Club 
Presidents Council 
..........243
....................226
Promenaders 
....................340
Psi Upsilon 
......................267
Rather Hall 
......................227
Rifle Club 
Scabbard and Blade 
. . . 227
................248
Senior Council 
. . 341
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 
..........228
Sigma Alpha Eta 
Sigma Alpha Mu 
............342
......................343
Sigma Chi 
Sigma Delta Chi 
........ 211
Sigma Kappa 
..................318
Sigma Lambda Chi ..........212
Sigma Nu 
........................344
Sigma Phi Epsilon............345
................212
Sigma Pi Eta 
Sisters of Minerva 
..........341
......................268
Snyder Hall 
.... 259 
South Campell Hall 
South Case Hall 
............275

South Williams Hall .... 271 
Spartan Christian

Fellowship 

....................232
SPARTAN ENGINEER . .238
..........211
Spartan Engineers 
Spartan Wive’s Club 
. . . 228 
Spartan Women’s

League 

..........................229

....................236

STATE NEWS
Advertising 
STATE NEWS
Editorial 

........................236

St. John’s Student

Parish 

............................233

Student Traffic Appeals

Court 

..............................241
..................213
..........213
.....................346
..................214
..............................348

Tau Beta Pi 
Theta Alpha Phi 
Theta Chi 
Tower Guard 
Triangle 
Trinity Collegiate

Fellowship 

......................232

Two by Four Club..........229
Union Board 
..................247
Union Board of

Directors 

......................247
Van Hoosen Hall............269
.............246
Water Carnival 
Wesley Foundation........234
..........261
West Landon Hall 
............265
West Mayo Hall 
............282
West Shaw Hall 
West Wilson Hall 
..........276
West Yakeley Hall..........273
WOLVERINE Business . 238 
WOLVERINE
Editorial 

........................237

Inter-Residence

Women’s 
Council 

................ 243
Xi Sigma Pi 
..................214
Zeta Beta Tau....................349
Zeta Tau Alpha ................319

INDEX

Altmansberger, Karen ....

221, 311, 401
Alto, Marcia.......................302
Alvarez, Miguel A..............363
Ambroson, Beth........311, 388
Amell, Linda.......................257
Amstutz, A. Keith. .. .337, 368
Amu, Abdul .......................222
Andersland, Orlanda........204
Anderson, Alex 
.................375
Anderson, Alice........304, 417
Anderson, Arlene...............314
Anderson, Christine L. ...388 
. .. .223, 375
Anderson, Craig 
Anderson, Doris 
...............368
Anderson, Elizabeth ........301
Anderson, Gail A................388
Anderson, Gordon G.........408
Anderson, James M...........375
Anderson, Judy K... .307, 401 
Anderson, Karen ... .276, 368 
Anderson, Larry S. . .328, 408
Anderson, Marcia .............312
Anderson, Margaret .304, 259
Anderson, Marjorie..........

201, 
Anderson, Marjorie E. .. .417 
Anderson, Mary Lou.244, 315
Anderson, Pat J.........301, 388
Anderson, Ralph ...............346
Anderson, Richard 
...........241
Anderson, Sharon .............408
Anderson, Steve.................330
Andino, Ana Rosa............388
Andre, Joyce A...................401
Andren, Kristin...................314
Andrews, George ... .331, 375
Andringa, Bob ..................

203, 206, 227, 242, 327, 375
Andris, Thomas R...............408
Anew, Maggie.....................244
Angleton, Raymond..........351
Antczak, James D..............375
Anthony, Allyn..................241
Anthony, Susan ................260
Antior, Judith.....................388
Antonetti, Francis............220
Aoki, Takasige..................381
Appel, David......................356
Appelt, Ruthanne..............264
Applegate, H. Jon............375
Applequist, Judy ..............269
Appleton, James................277
Apps, Darryl..............227, 375
Arden, Valerie..........314,404
Arend, Ann................221, 301
Arend, Lewis......................346
Arens, Liina......................229
Argo, Bette........................407
Arikpo, Ettah....................279
Arlow, Michael S................404
Armistead, Jack. .205, 249, 346
Armstrong, Barrie............327
Armstrong, Carole S..........

234, 243, 266
Armstrong, Dennis 
...........219
Armstrong, Kathy . .. 244, 302 
Armstrong, Sandy .......311
Armstrong, Sharon ...........244
Arndt, Linda ... .243, 256, 261
Arnold, Jeff P......................363
Arpin, Kenneth W..............

232, 291, 368
Arpin, Richard...................232
Arpino, Patsy F..................408
Arthur, Judy A.....................388
Ascencio, Frances .. .269, 388
Ash, Fred.............................322
Ash, Richard.......................335
Ashby, John......................338, 408
Ashley, Judy.......................260
Astrove, Ken.......................281
Atekwaha, Joe ...................232
Atkins, Daniel.....................281
Atkinson, Barbara .. .201, 261
Atkinson, Pat.....................241
Atkinson, Sue M..................261
Attaway, Bob J....................408
Atwater, Susan...........244, 311
Aughenbaugh, Mary........269
August, Judy......................259, 311
Augustus, Carol. .239, 261, 304
Aultman, Vernon B............253
Austin, Douglas.................205
Austin, James A..................351

Austin, Wayne R................375
Austin, William W.... 226, 321
Avula, Xavier ....................221
Awad, Nick.........................327
Ayala, Adolph J..................368
Aylesworth, Nancy.............249
Aylesworth, Peggy .. .312, 401
Aylward, Theodore D........

368,339
Aylward, Tim.....................242
Aylward, Tom.....................249
Ayres, Julie.........................318
Babb, Carol................307, 401
Babbitt, David W................226
Babcock, George R............408
Baber, Carl .........................323

B

Baber, Gaylord J................335
Baccus, Ira B........................355
Bach, Roger E............212,229
Bachenheimer, Steve........342
Bachman, Bonnie...............293
Bacon, Judith A..................388
Bacon, Mark.......................336
Bacon, Marlys ...................264
Badder, Karen...........308, 388
Badenoch, Tamera.............319
Badra, Philip L....................404
Baer, Donald......................

208, 261, 404 

203, 

212, 247, 289, 375

Bagne, Curtis .....................281
Bailey, Harlow C........218, 329
.....................314
Bailey, Leslie 
Bailey, Margaret 
...............259
Bailey, Marleta...................236
Bails, Jack...........................333
Bair, James........................212, 363
Bair, William C..................363
Baird, Deloris A..................388
Baird, Marji .......................311
Bakeman, Keith.................206
Baker, Barbara...................316
Baker, Don R......................323
Baker, Duane R..242, 329, 363
Baker, James W..................396
Baker, J-Jay .......................311
Balasis, Tatiana.................354
Balcers, Oyars D........242, 338
Balden, Janet L............314, 368
Baldori, Robert...................241
Baldwin, Arthur.................203
Baldwin, Barbara S.. .306, 388 
Baldwin, James H. .. .216, 408
Balfour, A. Joan.................408
Balfour, Fred ....................

209, 219, 231, 351
Balgooyen, Fredric F..........408
Balinski, Bernie.................326
Ball, Carol A........................368
Ballato, Carmy...................273
Balogh, Doug.....................323
Balslev, Robert...................348
Bamber, William.226, 321, 363
Bancroft, Carol...................261
Bandt, David L....................215
Bang, Larry.........................289
Bangerter, Karen.204, 260, 388
Banister, Shirley A..............368
Banks, Kenneth...................320
Bannan, James . .247, 250, 325
Banning, George.................241
Banning, George W............363
Banta, Barbara...................270
Barber, Jill...........................315
Barbour, Michael G............404
Barclay, Elizabeth M..318, 384
Barden, Harold E................351
Barger, William T..............340
Barich, Beverly .................310
Barker, Daniel E................396
Barkey, Nancy E................368
Barkwell, Betsy. .239, 306, 368
Barlow, Dwight .............209-B
Barnard, James 
.................325
...................327
Barnard, John 
Barnard, Stephen M. .... 388
Barner, Patsy M..................408
Barnes, James A.........240, 325
Barnes, Antoinette T.........368
Barnes, Edward A. . .278, 289
..........216, 348
Barnes, James 
...................271
Barnes, Karon 
Barnes, Penny 
...................316
Barnes, Rebecca J. ..304,401
Barnes, Robert...................225
Barnes, Robert C................338
Barnet, Edward M..............356
Barnett, Mike.....................331
Barnett, Nancy...................241

Barnett, Stuart..........246, 349
Barnett, William K.............

241, 

Barningham, Sara L.. .276, 404
Baron, Gary .......................337
Baron, Norbert...................368
Barr, Ann . .230, 201, 217, 417
Barr, Lewis .........................275
Barrack, Patricia...............269
Barrett, Dorothy R............368
Barrett, Robert L................340
Barry, Donald L..................375
Barry, Elizabeth .200, 261, 347
Barstow, Steve...................279
Bartels, Sharon A................388
Bartels, Sue.........................264
Barth, Janet.........................312
Barth, Richard...................220
Barthold, Charles...............280
Bartholomew, John..........

215, 329, 363

Bartholomew, Robert C...

289, 404
Bartie, Kathleen.................301
Bartlett, Cody B..................408
Bartlett, Mary J..................388
Bartling, K............................304
Bartók, Marlene.................308
Barton, Ann W....................270
Bartos, John ... .223, 352, 396
Bartrem, Linda..........200, 201
Barzler, Mary L..................308
Basavaiah, V........................221
Bash, Paul..........................

203, 206, 212, 289, 375 
Baskerville, Harriet . .227, 269 
Bassett, A. Suzanne.. .401, 301
Bassett, Connie...................267
Bassett, Larry.....................346
Bassett, William R..............375
Bauer, Barbara...................316
Bauer, Eckhard ................253
Bauer, Joan.........................266
Baugh, Charles..................

205, 210, 249, 328
Baughman, Kathryn...........234
Baum, Charles S..................375
Baum, Katy.........................249
Baum, Prudy ... .200, 314, 317
Bauman, Dale E.................219
Bauman, Dennis E..............375
Bauman, Susan...................228
Baumann, Carl L........219, 364
Baumgras, Jane H..............388
Baven, Thomas M..............338
Baxter, Ellen.......................261
Baxter, Jay .........................320
Bayak, Jennie L....................241
Bayles, John M....................404
Bayless, Charles.................334
Beachler, Ken....................203, 206
Beal, Allen C......................219, 364
Beal, Julie A........................408
Bean, Stephen.....................408
Beattie, Marilyn K..............404
Beatty, Cameron J..............289
Beatty, Marjorie . .. .243, 259
Beatty, Martha K................388
Beaty, Edwin M..................396
Beaubien, William L..........418
Beauchamp, Ronald J........375
Beaudry, Margaret E..........408
Beauregard, Karen.............304
Beck, Elaine .......................270
Beck, Fred..........................222, 388
Beck, Gay ...........................261
Becker, Albert A................368
Becker, Earnest J................388
...................336
Becker, James 
.....................280
Becker, John 
Becker, Lynne 
...................264
Beckett, Charlene M..........388
Beckett, Karen...................234
Becklin, Dennis........225, 241
Beckmeyer, Alyce..............

237, 

239, 260

Beckstrom, Charles...........339
Bedford, Judith L................404
Bedson, Carolyn M............408
Bedsworth, Gary J..............334
Bee, William......................332, 408
Beegle, Dick.......................209
Beers, William ...................343
Beguelin, Robert C. Jr....343
Behme, Carl .......................216
Behner, Harriet .................257
Behrens, Ilene....................302, 388
Bahrenwald, Donald D....

215, 

321, 364

Behrmann, Bill...................350
Beishline, Robert...............333

248, 408 

Beissel, Judith A........305,401
Belaski, John K..................408
Belcher, Denise...................236
Belding, William ...............404
Belknap, Janice...................354
Bell, Gary ...........................218
Bell, Tom 
...........................351
Belobraidich, Frank G....404
BeMiller, Stephen G..........404
Bence, Gary ...............232,232
Bender, Caron.....................309
Benedict, Patrick...............346
Bennett, David...........227, 352
Bennett, Richard ....333,408
Bennett, Stephen ...............232
Bennett, Tom .....................335
Benschop, Beryl. .274, 231, 249
Benson, Jean M..................265
Bent, Carole...............262, 263
Benton, Robert............227, 408
Beraud, Patricia.................305
Berch, Richard...................339
Berenson, Marvin..............

241, 277, 408
Beres, Mike.................214,220
Berg, James C.....................334
Bergdolt, Paul .. .231, 352, 396
Berger, Michael..................350
Bergman, Doug...................343
Bergman, Kenneth.............328
Bergman, Martin ...............342
Bergsma, Stan.....................279
Bergstrom, William..........230
Berkman, Saul ...................342
Berlin, Sylvia .....................388
Berman, Louis J.........235, 236
Bermingham, William ... .277
Bernath, Sharon.................238
Bernhard, Ronald .. .220, 364
Bernstein, Sam...................349
Berry, Daniel.......................408
Berry, Paul .........................404
Bershad, Ronnie.................241
Bertl, Lenora.......................261
Bertoni, Corinne.................272
Berutti, Jim.........................332
Best, Anita...........................314
Best, Karen A......................368
Betterly, Carol A................404
Beuche, Antoinette ..313,368 
Beukema, Donna ... .239, 272
Beuthien, Ann E..................408
Beuthien, Tom M................375
Beyer, Mrs. Georgia..........317
Beyer, Richard.........236, 384
Beyers, Carol.......................304
Bhakta, Arvinbhai M........221
Bharadwaj, M......................221
Bharadwaj, Shakentala ...221 
Bharadwaj, Shubhendu ...221
Bielefeld, Barbara.............225
Bidwell, Priscilla . .. .264, 408
Biebesheimer, Bernita ....

314, 401

Bielefeld, Barbara............

259, 313, 384 
Bielinski, Karen. .223, 224, 319
Bientstock, Iris S................401
Biezais, Ursula............241, 276
Biferno, Karen..................388
Bigelman, Donald.............349
Bildner, Michael................335
Billings, Bruce ..................340
Billings, Fred ....................330
Billings, James............240, 409
Bills, Nelson.....................215
Bimesderfer, Pat ....200,229
Bird, Marjorie ...........221, 304
Birkmeier, Edward ..........233
Biro, Judith.................239, 269
Birzgalis, Ivars.................343
Bishop, Barbara...............309
Bishop, Betty 
....................261
Bishop, Karen K................375
Bishop, Lucille . .313, 200, 347
Bishop, Richard T............388
Bitney, Barbara. .217, 305, 404
Bjorn, Nancy.....................301
Black, Pamela...................368
Black, William.................325
Blackman, Robbin.............364
Blackwell, Judie.................312
Blake, D. Steven.................368
Blakeman, William J..........388
Blakeney, Robert.............332
Blakeslee, Paul A................

204, 352, 396

Blakeslee, Susan...............218
Blanchard, Dean ..............226
Blanchard, Jamie..............

240, 251, 327

A

Abbott, Dee.........................257
Abbott, Robert A................326
Abel, Karen .... 306, 354, 388
Abel, Martha.............231,261
Abrahamse, Dale ... .205, 282 
Abrahamson, Bonnie .243, 260 
Abramajtys, Joseph . .245, 277 
Abramczyk, Tom .... 322, 396
Abrams, Dave.....................342
Abruzzi, Robert M. . .212, 375
Abubaker, Shaikh .............221
Abu-Gheida, Othman M.. .396 
Achterhof, Gil R. 338, 356, 375
Acker, Sally .......................307
Ackerman, Howard...........333
Ackerson, Mary L..............230
Ackley, Alice.......................308
Adams, Constance J............404
Adams, Donald...................245
Adams, Jane ... .216, 229, 301
Adams, John W.........352, 396
Adams, Joyce L....................388
Adams, Lucy.......................271
Adams, Maryanne .. .258, 368
Adams, Peter ....................238
Adams, Roberta........262-263
Adams, Sally A....................400
Adams, Susie.......................310
Adamski, Martyn..............279
Adamson, Sandee..............310
Addison, Jacqueline . .264, 312
Adduci, Judy.......................308
Addy, Donna J.....................256
Ade, David L........................375
Adelson, Chelle........224, 303
Adelson, Jane S....................408
Adelson, Rachelle C..........400
Adkin, Clare E......................328
Adler, Richard G................375
Agas, George......................245
Aghaie, Reza.......................222
Agnew, Carmen.................293
Agocs, Barbara...................269
Ahern, Owen C....................408
Ahl, Dottie...............243,276
Aho, Jon...................231, 332
Aitken, James J....................202
Aitken, Linda.....................258
Aitken, Marilyn.................265
Aitken, Susan....................

208, 209, 309, 400
Akers, Philip.......................289
Albee, Alec A......................363
Albert, Margaret...............271
Albertson, Howard R. .230, 375 
Albrecht, Gretchen . .244, 301
Alden, James S....................352
Alderink, Gail A................

228, 262, 263, 388
Aldinger, Robert T............324
Aldrich, James...................216
Aldrich, Linda J..................388
Alexander, Barbara...........312
Alexander, Frazier.............239
Alexander, Patricia...........388
Aley, Jim.............................336
Alizadeh, Hormoz.............396
Alkire, Monte C..................227
Allaben, Lawrence W.........253
Allard, Thomas M..............206
Allardyce, Sharyn L.. .317, 375
Alldredge, Robert...............328
Alldredge, Stephen.............279
Allen, Charles............347, 363
Allen, Cynthia J..................368
Allen, E. Michael ...213,396
Allen, Jerome E..................363
Allen, Laura.......................239
Allen, Maggie....................

225, 246, 258, 313
Allik, Ene ...........................302
Allingham, Michael...........340
Allis, Edward W..................396
Allison, Barbara 
...............274
Allison, David P..................404
Allman, Paula.....................249
Allmon, Maureen E............368
Allshouse, David M............408
Alper, Ted...........................342
Alquist, Georgia.................261
Altman, Janet L..................388
Altman, Joel .......................342

440

Blanchard, Marge..............269
Blancy, Patti......................312
Blankenburg, Bonnie........313
Blanton, Peter ...................249
Blayden, Lee.......................351
Blaylock, Ann.....................261
Blazejewski, Richard .289, 388
Bleiberg, Robyn S..............388
Bliss, Stephen R..................375
Blohm, Louise.....................409
Blomquist, Harlan.............388
Bloom, Ed..........................216, 236
Bloom, James H..................409
Bloom, Loretta...................258
Bloomer, Mary V................368
Blough, Beverly........231, 368
Blouin, Judith.....................409
Blow, Kenneth...........209, 396
Blowers, John G..248, 334, 409
Blue, Pete ...........................349
Blum, Richard ..................349
Blyveis, Nate.......................342
Boatman, Marie.................418
Bobek, Diane.....................318
Bock, Julie........................240, 302
Boehm, Dennis...................404
Boersma, Beth.....................267
Boettcher, William ..246,332
Bogue, Toni .......................312
Bohn, Barbara...................401
Bohn, Bonnie.....................318
Bohnhoff, Karl...................346
Boilore, Allan.....................375
Bolen, Jonathan........323, 375
Boley, David............230, 368
Bolger, Marel..........319,401
Bolich, Spencer........327, 409
Bolter, Nancy.....................388
Boltwood, Sandra...............267
Bond, Thomas .........326, 409
Bonine, Lora......................401
Bonner, Walter..................351
Booth, Barbara ........316, 216
Booth, Douglas 
.................334
Booth, Mike.............210, 275
Borgers, Ronald........205,355
Borkenhagen, Alan...........346
Borkowski, Thomas...........347
Borland, Nancy...................264
Borsch, James G................225
Boshart, Bethany...............307
Boswinkle, John................335
Botsford, Kay.....................315
Boucher, Jeff.......................241
Boughton, George............

Branion, Marilyn___264, 389
Brannen, Judi..................259
Branson, Carl..................206
Brantlinger, Sue.................307
Bray, James L......................375
Bray, Paul R........................328
Bray, Antoinette.................300
Bray ton, Evelyn.................404
Breakstone, Bill.................342
Breedlove, William .. 352, 396
Breen, Ronald A.............375
Breinling, James.........226, 321
Bremer, James...........215, 364
Brennan, Marion K...........409
Brenner, Terry...................349
Bressler, Marc J..................342
Bresto, Joan_216, 301, 389
Brett, Christopher .............333
Bretzke, Barbara R............368
Brewster, Anne...................312
Brewster, John...................291
Brick, Christine...............401
Bricker, Rebecca ... .293, 389
Brickman, Lawrence........342
Briggs, Nancy.....................269
Briggs, Ransom...........338, 375
Bright, N..............................354
Brightman, Dee...................293
Brink, Marcia.....................368
Brinn, John H......................404
Britten, Roberta A.............409
Brizard, Christopher.........368
Brockington, Kathy...........305
Brocklehurst, Ginger.........276
Brockmyre, Philip C..........409
Brockway, Linda ,...........228
Brodie, Carole ...................270
Brodie, Richard.................241
Brodie, Robert...................280
Brody, Linda ...257,313,217
Broeman, Charles W.........275
Brokoff, Betty....................261
Brokop, Julianne ... .262, 401
Bromley, Peg......................314
Bronoel, Karen........249, 272
Brooks, Edsel.............281, 321
Brooks, Edward H..............364
Brooks, Janet M..................409
Brooks, John R....................369
Brooks, Judith...........302, 401
Browarski, Delphine........

216, 

239, 272

230, 222, 347 
Boughton, Judy. .238, 271, 318
Boulton, John B..................337
Bourdon, Nanette...............312
Bourke, Mary............312, 388
Bouvy, Frank............354, 409
Bowen, Carol.....................301
Bowen, Lee................325, 375
Bowen, Sandiland ...216,404
Bower, Catherine...............316
Bower, Jerry L....................368
Bowers, Frederick.............219
Bowker, Marilyn M............388
Boyajian, Karen..................301
Boyd, Michael......................331
Boyer, Barb___204, 243, 272
Boyer, Carole L..................404
Boyer, Judith N..........230, 388
Boyland, Charles E.............375
Boyle, Richard....................355
Boyum, Gary C......................356
Brabbs, Susan.............220, 261
Bracone, Richard J............

225, 

345, 364

Bradberry, James H..............364
Braddock, James C..............217
Bradel, Mary L....................238
Braden, Nancy R..................388
Bradford, Melinda A............409
Bradley, Ellen....................

217, 240, 313, 404
Bradley, Judi.......................302
Bradley, Marguerite...........368
Bradley, Mary.....................311
Brady, Gary J......................368
Braff, Harriet L....................388
Braid, Margaret A..............368
Braids, Priscilla .................222
Brainard, Ann ...........311,250
Brams, Karin.......................267
Branam, Jewell...................293
Branch, Johnnell ...............264
Branch, Suzanne.................239
Brand, Thomas..........327, 409
Brander, George T..............225
Brandon, Carl.....................281

Browe, Luanne C...............384
Brown, Allison 
........244,319
Brown, Aria ......................266
Brown, Beverly 
................314
Brown, David.....................291
Brown, George Z................346
Brown, James.....................396
Brown, Jenny.....................409
Brown, Judy.......................308
Brown, Karol L........... 
.220
Brown, Kathi .....................314
Brown, Lawrence 
.............229
Brown, Louis E.. 205, 289, 396 
Brown, Marilyn .268, 311, 389
Brown, Melodie.........247,312
Brown, Patricia.........304,401
Brown, Ronald...................242
Brown, Ronald B................409
Brown, Ronald D................369
Brown, Roger H..................385
Brown, Sandy.....................261
Brown, Sharon...................291
Brown, Theresa........339, 249
Browne, Ellie .....................316
Brownell, Cathy............369
Brownlee, David ...............375
Bruce, Dougles A...........331
Bruder, Nancy ...................273
Bruggeman, Linda L.....369
Brundage, Joanne..........261
Brundage, Nancy____304, 389
Bryant, Cheryl..........301,409
Bryant, Donna...................300
Buccieri, Frank...................241
...............331
Buchanan, Dave 
Buchanan, Jane .................260
Buchanan, Jean........241, 317
Buchanan, Karen...............258
Buchanan, Ronald J............375
Buchanan, Shirley.............261
Buck, Nancy.......................313
Buck, Richard E..................409
Bucknell, Edward K............409
Bucks, Sheila.......................267
Budde, Ed L........................389
Budrus, Stephen C..............343
Buege, Shirley............250, 318
Buehler, Diane L................401
Buelke, Donald L................253

Buesch, Diane.....................318
Bufford, Carol J.................389
Buhl, Jim...........................327
Buikema, Donald ... .281, 409
Buisson, Donald L..............356
Buist, David.........................396
Bulkley, Frank...................409
Bulkley, Jack.......................241
Bull, Marilyn .. .217, 250, 305
Bullock, David C................205
Bundtzen, Ray.....................253
Bundy, Karen.....................256
Buowaccorsi, Paul............324
Burvbaum, Kay H..............389
Burch, Christine.................389
Burdine, Robert D..............375
Burg, Nancy.......................271
Burge, Barb_229,249,259
Burgess, Carol ...................256
Burgon, Terry .. .247, 327, 250 
Burk, Carolyn .. .200, 313, 347
Burke, Amy K......................369
Burke, Carl E......................396
Burke, David M..................375
Burke, Vivian.....................272
Burkett, Albert...................333
Burleson, Jann...................307
Burleson, Sharon...............401
Burman, Lenore E..............375
Burns, Ben..........................

203, 

206,211,235, 236, 385

Burns, Dave .......................338
Burns, Gary A.....................409
Burns, James A....................364
Burns, James W..................289
Burns, Patricia...............309
Burrell, Martha...............259
Burroughs, Barbara . .301, 385
Burroughs, Stan.............337
Burton, William.............343
Busch, Diane.......................244
Bush, Daniel..............337, 364
Bush, Cathy 
.......................258
Bush, Sally A......................375
Buss, Pauline E....................401
Bussell, John.......................339
Butler, Charlotte L............389
Butler, D..............................206
Butler, Paul W.................396
Butterfield, Barbara M___389
Button, Bonnie...................389
Button, James W................409
Buynak, Donald.................216
Bybee, Donald...........277, 369
Byerly, Donald...........346, 376
Byers, Susan.......................264
Bylsma, Peter G..................324
Byrd, Harris P......................356
Byrne, Patrick J................344
Byrnes, Lawrence W..........409
Byron, Barbara.................272

C

Cable, Janet......................233, 307
Caccamise, Dianne F........385
Cachola, Rox ....................206
Cachola, Roy L...................376
Cagle, Roger.....................350
Cain, Michael S.................344
Caine, Esther 0.................376
Calabrese, Jim ...................323
Calderwood, John...........335
Caldwell, Richard.............230
Calkins, David..................330
Calladine, Janis ................260
Callahan, John..................238
Callinicos, James D...........376
Calloway, Jean..................201
Calvird, Anne....................261
Camburn, Kaye..................260
Camden, Andrew L............

223, 

238, 376

Cameron, Joan..................218
Campau, Mary..................389
Campbell, Arlene G..........369
Campbell, Barb .................271
Campbell, Bradford 
.........223
Campbell, Dick .................275
Campbell, Donna 
.............258
Campbell, Ginny ....202,314
Campbell, Jon 
...................331
Canavera, Stephen.............216
Cannell, Richard ..............348
Canning, Donavon L.. 222, 389
Cannis, John T....................376
Cappel, Linda....................239
Cappo, Jolynne ................305
Carden, Donald C..............376
Cardone, David F___323, 376
Carey, Terry......................325

Cargill, I. Jean.....................404
Carlile, Betsy ....................231
Carlman, Ann....................316
Carlson, Clarence B............369
Carlson, Connie................317
Carlson, Howard W............409
Carlson, Nancy 1........301, 389
Carlson, Sue.......................258
Carlson, Marge...................319
Carnago, Ronald A............316
Carne, James.......................340
Carolin, Linda ...................267
Carpenter, David ... .226, 231 
Carpenter, Dean M... 328, 376
Carr, Robert.......................332
Carr, Rosemary.........261,401
Carrick, Norma.................264
Carrick, Richard K...........376
Carrigan, Robert W... 334, 409
Caroll, James F..................323
Carroll, James K.......338, 385
Carruthers, Mary M..........

247, 

310, 389

Carson, Peggy............261, 409
Carstens, Kay J....................376
Carta, Julio E......................376
Carter, Barbara L.................369
Carter, Duane.....................321
Carter, Linton A................214
Carter, Nancy J..................261
Cartier, Lynne . .224, 312, 389
Cartwright, Bonnie.............304
Cartwright, Kay .................266
Carvey, David G................364
Cary, Linda.........................308
Casaroll, Eugene...............334
Case, Donna.......................201
Case, Sondra.......................272
Casey, Carol.......................304
Cash, Josette H....................389
Cashman, Linda L..............389
Cassidy, Carol C..................369
Cassidy, Cathy..........318,389
Cassidy, Sarah J..................369
Castiglia, Ronald C............396
Castle, Con.........................231
Caston, Michael........349, 404
Castor, Norene...........305, 409
Castro, Thomas R..............222
Casturo, Don.............216, 344
Catherman, Ronald L..........389
Cathey, Tyler.....................326
Catto, Sallie A...................369
Caul, Deanna....................264
Caulum, Chip....................345
Cavell, William R..............328
Cavin, Elaine......................250, 309
Cech, Vickie.......................268
Cederholm, Elna A..............385
Centelella, Lina.................220
Chadwick, Judith L............369
Chaffin, Roselyn.................273
Chakeres, Angel 
...............274
Challis, Ruth Ann............404
Chamelin, Neil..........351,409
Champ, Raymond............324
Chan, Shiaw-lian...............220
Chandanaphalin, Varapom

264
Chandler, Burke ......... 332
Chandler, Jim....................

206, 245, 334, 409
Channing, Linda A..........409
Chant, James .....................347
Chapman, Barbara ..315,389
Chapman, Betty.................266
Chapman, Linda ..............

244, 249, 310
Chapman, Richard G.........376
Chappell, Harold..............326
Chappell, Karen................256
Chappie, Norman...............351
Chartrand, Douglas A. .. 409
Chase, Ronald ...................280
Chateau, Jerry D.................404
Chawan, Tukaram............221
Cheeseman, Roger W.........331
Chelsea, Linda...................318
Chen, Mu-Chuan ...............396
Cherow, Les .......................418
Cherry, James E.................

241, 345, 409
Cherven, Patricia___217, 404
Chesley, George ___203, 325
Chesnik, Ron .....................220
Chezik, Don.......................291
Chickering, Sherburne M. .418
Chidester, John...................249
Chie, Sandy.........................261
Chittenden, Edward . .355, 396 
Chivas, Jack.......................346

Choi, Jeffrey.......................333
Choksey, Vasant G............221
Choudary, Hanumara ... .221 
Christensen, James F. .. .418
Christensen, MaxJ..............364
Christensen, Ronald J. ... 409 
Christensen, Susan ..208,369 
Christenson, Judy 

............
232, 232, 269
Christian, Carol................301
Christides, Thespo............317
Christie, David...................354
Christie, Saundra...............401
Christie, Terry ...................354
Christoff, Luben M..............409
Christopher, Richard K...

323, 396
Christy, Anne.....................308
Christy, Judith...................264
Chupa, Judith E.........269,401
Ciaramitaro, Mary G.........265
Cicclelli, Martin........323, 389
Ciernik, Roberta ...............256
Cieslinski, Carl...................223
Cilley, Donald H..................369
Cingota, Paula...................266
Cinka, Connie.....................302
Cirrito, Leonora.................319
Cizek, D. D..........................222
Clabuesch, Karen ............

247, 310, 401
Clansen, Carol ...................313
Clare, Kenneth C................369
Clark, Areola............208,369
Clark, Barb.........................304
Clark, Betty 
.......................258
Clark, Don .........................351
Clark, Elizabeth ___271, 316
Clark, Gary 
..............216, 342
Clark, Harvey.....................206
Clark, Jan ...........................305
Clark, Mrs. Lee.................329
Clark, Marilyn..........251,318
Clark, Richard.........278, 333
Clark, Robert A..................328
Clark, Robert W..................331
Clark, Roberta E................389
Clark, Roger 
.....................326
Clark, Susan G...................389
Clark, Victor 
.....................282
Clarke, Catherine W..........401
Clarke, W. Kent Jr..............225
Cleary, Margaret...............309
Clement, John ..........333, 369
Clements, Bill.....................238
Clemson, Susan .231,293,369
Cleveland, Walter...............351
Cliff, Terry ........................327
Cline, Max E...............220, 364
Cloonan, Lynne.................224
Close, Patricia...................272
Clough, Fred.......................345
Clough, Lucy..............247, 307
Clough, Roger D................345
Clucas, Nancy J..................369
Coad, Charles D...................404
Coates, Carol .. .229, 239, 313
Cobb, Bruce..............247, 376
Cobb, Cathy J......................301
Cobb, Lee..........339, 355,364
Cobb, Robert L....................369
Cobb, Wendell L................364
Coddington, Faith.............308
Codey, Sharon A..................270
Coe, Brenda ..............315,401
Coffman, Sally...................309
Coger, Harold ..................329
Cohen, Barry.......................349
Cohen, Burton R..................409
Cohen, Mitchell.................280
Colbeck, Stephanie ...........261
Colby, Karen.......................303
Cole, Marty ...............306,389
Cole, Steve..........................

211, 

246, 247, 248, 345, 385

Coleman, Mary..........313, 389
Colina, John..............247, 343
Colizzi, John V...................344
Collette, Dennis H. .. .328, 376
Collier, Henry............325, 376
Collier, Lynne.....................249
Collings, Margaret ...........200
Collins, Albert F................409
Collins, Jerry.......................355
Collins, Karen.....................302
Collins, Kathy............220, 354
Collins, Marilynn...............309
Colman, Susan..........273, 409
Coman, Ronald..........222, 389
Comerford, Mike...............241
Comstock, Robert A............409

441

 
Conant, Donald D..............404
Conder, Bruce............223, 376
Congdon, Carlo.............315
Conklin, Daniel L................210
Conklin, Marilee-----231,293
Conley, Susan...........304, 409
Connaughton, Michael D. .376
Connell, Richard...............223
Connelly, Johana C...........389
Conner, Barbara ..............304
Conner, Elizabeth...............307
Connolly, Terry...................241
Connors, James...........241, 409
Connors, Sharon.........301, 341
Conor, Camilla...................266
Conover, John ..................336
Converse, Ann...................312
Convis, Gary.......................327
Conway, Paul G..................409
Conwell, Midge...................222
Cook, Ann...........................314
Cook, Archie F...................409
.......................304
Cook, Carol 
Cook, D................................324
Cook, Jacob E....................409
Cook, Jeff ...........................340
Cook, Jim ...........................241
Cook, Leon A.....................396
Cookj Margaret L..............409
Cook, Marjorie...................226
Cook, Sue ...........................306
Cook, Tom........................223, 376
Cook, William ...................333
Cooke, Libby.......................301
Cookingham, Frank G. .. .409
Cool, Kathy ...............313,369
Coole, Muriel.....................269
Coolican, Joyce.........314,418
Coolman, Duane........232, 409
Coombs, Carol...................310
Coon, Frank M...................32»
Coon, Sylvia.......................302
Cooper, Alan.......................349
Cooper, Lois.......................230
Cooper, Maurice.................347
Cooper, Robert L................396
Copeland, James ...............289
Copeland, Richard E..........376
Copeland, William.............289
Coplan, Jeorgi.....................237
Copp, Mary .......................272
Corbett, Geraldine M. ... 389
Corcoran, Lee ...........220, 231
Corey, Jim..........................240, 346
Corey, Wayne.....................346
Corgan, Sheila....................

238,247,271,318
Corliss, Lloyd D..................396
Cornelius, James ...........  -205
Corner, Carol .....................230
Cornwell, Arthur W............376
Correll, Sukie 
...........249, 258
Corrie, Mike.......................326
Corrigan, Mike ...................332
Corrin, Frank J....................364
Cortright, Jon....................275
Corsini, Diana ..................389
Corwin, Loren L. Jr..........418
Coryell, Evelyn...................201
Cosby, John M....................376
Costas, Xenia.....................261
Costello, William...............223
Coté, Mary E........................319
Cotter, Sandra..................309
Cotton, Larry.......................218
Coughlin, Gary...................336
Coullard, Raymond A.........351
Coulson, Daniel.................327
Coulton, Elaine . .216,302, 389
Counts, Karen.....................309
Courtad, William J..............404
Coury, Louise ..247,250,308 
Coutchie, Mary . .228, 269, 389
Couturier, Gordon W.........

205,338
Couzens, Nancy.................259
Covert, John.......................351
Covert, Patricia...................220
Cowan, John.......................279
Cowell, Sally .............302,401
Cowlishaw, Robert J.........404
Cox, David F.......................409
Cox, David L................277,376
Cox, Leah ...........................258
Cox, Ronda L......................404
Cox, Stuart .........................280
Coyle, Janalee.....................389
Cracknell, Nancy ... .247, 310
Cramer, Susan............220, 301
Cramer, Wanda M..............389
Crampton, Bonnie.............261

442

Crandall, Carma .... 354, 389
Crandall, Jack ...................351
Craul, Glenn..............241, 279
Crawford, Kathleen L. ... 369
Crawford, Lucy .................276
Crawford, Judy 
.................232
Crawford, Mrs.....................316
Creamer, Caren.................307
Crew, Richard ...................282
Cribbs, Mary L...........224, 311
Cridler, Reginald G...........220
Crimm, Rebecca.................310
Crisci, Barbara J................401
Crissey, Forrest E................409
Crissy, William...................223
Crocker, Zoe Ann.............264
Crockett J............................332
Cronin, Roberta.................258
Cronkright, Douglas........

248, 

332, 376

Crosby, Janet............265, 389
Cross, Jim...........................280
Crough, William ...............351
Crow, Michael L..................344
Crumbaker, James.............330
Crupi, Carrol ....................341
Cubitt, Doralyn R............. .389
Cudworth, Carol ...............259
Cull, Helen................316,389
Cullen, John C....................369
Cullip, Jeanette V................385
Culotta, Jim..............251, 331
Culver, Gary.......................327
Cummings, Dorothy A. .. .389
Cummings, Peggy..............249
Cummins, Emery..............280
Cunningham, Gilbert ....

219, 223, 369, 396
Curchoe, Carl A..................356
Curren, Diane ...................319
Curry, George.....................354
Curter, Linten A. ..............220
Curtis, Barbara L...............409
Curtis, Charles..........206, 241
Curtis, Ed..................209, 396
Curtis, Paul D......................389
Curtis, Ralph .............242,339
Curtiss, Sallie.....................304
Cusack, Mary E.........309, 389
Cushing, Kerry B...............409
Cuthbertson, Cynthia 249, 315
Cutter, Charles...................409
Cutter, Patricia F................369
Cuttner, David...................350
Cygan, Richard...................351
Czarney, Rosemary...........241

D

Da, Tran H..........................376
Dacey, Pat...........................302
D’Agestine, Elizabeth A.. .369
Dahir, Abdallah G..............369
Dahlke, Kent D..................250
Dahlman, Lois G. .. .315, 385
Dail, Susie...........................315
Dailey, Thomas L................409
Daily, Janice L....................389
Daily, Michael J..................369
Dale, Allen D......................376
Dalenberg, Linda L...........409
Daleo, Mary F...........229, 404
Dalrymple, Diane K..........

230, 

262, 63

Dalton, Charlotte A...........385
Dalton, Patricia A..............389
Dalvini, Kathryn L.............

301, 341, 389

Damman, Ronald E...........

227, 279, 404
Damson, Jack E..................410
Dancy, Gerald L.........351, 410
Danford, Janice R..............376
Daniel, William B..............242
Daniels, Aaron...................336
Daniels, Connie L................261
Daniels, Evelyn .................230
Daniels, John R..................332
Dann, Jon...........................211
D’Antuono, Don ..............281
Danziger, Douglas H..........340
Dànzik, Lenore S. . .208, 389
Darby, Joel A......................410
Darling, Bary M........217, 364
Darling, Lorelei A. . .208, 369
Daruvalla, Noshir J..........

221, 222, 376
Dase, John .................223,327
Dash, Nancy.......................220
Davenport, Kenneth .........234
Davenport, Patricia...........230

225, 271, 300

Davey, Mary E....................389
David, Ann ... .236, 247, 312 
Davidson, Douglas M. ... 227
Davidson, Judith..............

221, 209, 401
Davidson, Stephen.............206
Davidson, William R.........410
Davis, Barbara...................274
Davis, Bill...........................343
Davis, Diane M..................369
Davis, Dianne 
...................265
Davis, Evelyn C..........201,401
Davis, Glenn R...................324
Davis, Gloria ....................

224, 
Davis, Hazle.......................226
Davis, Jill 
...........................318
Davis, Larry L....................404
Davis, Marlin E..................410
Davis, Skip.................247, 346
Davis, Susan D...........314,369
Davis, Tom 
.......................330
Davis, William J..................410
Davison, Gail.....................270
Dawson, Marlene...............258
Day, Darrell.......................215
Dayne, Karen.....................314
Deal, Leo 
...........................228
Deamud, James R. ..289,404
Dean, Arlene.......................314
Dean, Leland W..................235
DeBats, Don A....................335
DeBeauclair, Sue...............229
DeBoer, Jerry L.........242, 345
DeBoskey, Ruth.................270
Debrine, Thomas...............334
Decker, Leonard...............231
Decker, Robert J..................410
Declark, Barbara...............217
Dedula, Patricia ....241,257
Deem, Judith .............247, 315
Deem, Susan V............315, 389
DeGeus, Geriann F...........

389, 204
Degener, Sally ..................314
DeGrand, R. J...............330
DeHenau, Gerald ............364
Dehncke, Rae................281
DeKay, Patti..................268
Dekker, Deborah ... .310, 410
DeKleine, Carl..............249
DeKoning, Dave ...............232
Delaney, J. Tim............331
Delellis, Joe ......................226
Delligatti, Jim ...........247, 343
DelMonico, Patrick.....334
Delong, Keith................281
Demaree, John.............203
Demay, Steven P...........376
DeMeester, Lois.................310
DeMeester, Ruth J..............410
Demilio, Michael S............410
Democh, Roger .................345
Demott, Richard M............404
Dempsey, T. Patrick..........369
Denawetz, Dan...................335
DenHerder, Margurette ..345
Denhof, Ronnell P..............396
Denhoff, Betty ..................272
Denholm, D.........................227
Denison, James C. .. .235, 396
Denton, Carol..............262-63
Denton, Mike....................241
DePue, Doris ....................258
Derfner, Donald ..............333
Derkacz, Oksana..............268
Dero, Jamie........................305
De Romana, Manuel O....

352, 396
Derr, Marcia M..................404
Derr, Otwell J......................376
Derr, Thomas C.....346, 364
Derrickson, Sally-236, 301
De Sano, Peter J................410
Detwiler, Donald R.. .338, 410
Deuel, Robert F..................364
DeVet, Joe ................211, 238
DeVol, Lynette............262-63
Devore, Geralyn J................401
DeVries, Sherry.................259
DeVries, Wayne 
...............345
DeVroome, Anne L............369
DeWald, Nancy.................307
DeWeerd, William ...........323
Dewey, James.....................333
Dexter, John W.........352, 396
DeYoung, Donald W........253
DeYoung, Douglas A........376
Diamond, Charles .. .320, 376 
Diamond, Dianne ...243,266 
Diamond, Rhea........304,389

248, 338, 369

Dibble, Darolyn.................239
Dible, Peggy .......................260
Di Bucci, Joseph F............343
Dick, Robert.......................330
Dickens, Janet ...................258
Dickenson, Merri J..............231
Dicks, Debby .....................220
Dickson, Don.............247, 346
Didier, Rev. James W........230
Diehl, Arne J......................

242, 
Diehl, David M..................321
Dies, Agnes C......................418
Diesing, Glenn...................336
Dietrich, Ronald G... 335, 396
Dietz, Ruth Ann.........232, 232
Dietz, Theodore.........215,364
Dillingham, Ann ...............274
Dillon, Daniel.....................206
Dirkse, Art................242,331
Disbro, Martha...................272
Dissinger, Linda.........251, 314
Dittmore, William.............325
Divekey, Sheila.........220, 259
Divelbiss, Warren L..234, 385
Divine, Marlon A........269, 389
Divjak, Ron .......................344
Divock, Arthur 
.................342
Dixon, Barb ... .202, 259, 314
Dixon, David A..................376
Dmoch, Thomas S..............410
Dobbins, Dave G........249, 345
Dobbs, Sherrie...................270
Dobias, Charles D..............289
Dodge, Dick.......................281
Dodge, Nancy 
...................274
Dodge, Ted.........................218
Dodge, Terrance A..............396
Doebler, Maurine.........262-63
Doerner, Bill......................

203, 

236, 206, 333, 385

Doerner, Nancy.................317
Doherty, Michael J.. .253, 418
Dolfin, Lynne.....................315
Dolhopol, Deanna.............369
Dolleck, Maxine .231, 268, 410
Doman, Ruth.....................267
Doman, Sandra.................314
Dombrowski, Elaine........

204, 

259, 401

Domzalski, Cecilia E........410
Domzalski, Marilyn .. .262-63
Donahue, Richard T..........364
Donay, Theodore M..........385
Donnelly, Barb...................313
Donoghue, Judith...............317
Doran, Frances E..............

204, 

272, 389

Dorman, John A..................329
Dorman, Sue A....................259
Dorr, Helen E......................401
Dorr, Joseph E....................364
Dorrian, Wyn A..........257, 389
Dotlich, Sherry...................267
Dougherty, Clemens W....

344, 376
Douglass, Laurie ...............264
Douw, Sharon G................369
Dowd, Bruce A..........226, 321
Dowding, Murlene .. .250, 316
Downes, John D..................396
Doxey, Robert D................376
Doxtator, Cindy........314, 404
Doyle, Ada T......................405
Doyle, Janet.......................259
Doyle, John.........................339
Drake, Carole.....................272
Drake, Carolyn L. ...316, 369
Drake, Jim .................328,396
Drake, Pat .................310,249
Draper, Karen K................

248, 308, 385
Draves, Carolyn.................302
Drazin, Drew .....................349
Drew, Marlene...................270
Drewek, Patty J..........308, 410
Dreyfuss, Brigitte...............341
Driver, Bill .........................241
Drulard, Frederick F..........376
Drullinger, Carol...............201
Drum, James K....................369
Drummond, Dennis 
Drummond, Phillenore A..

.225

204, 217, 405

Drummond, Robert J. ...

222, 232, 232, 376
Drysdale, Barbara.............264
Drysdale, Mary L....228, 261
D’Souza, Ivor.....................222
Dubiel, Robert...................328
Dubman, Howard .............275

Duca, Linda ......................270
Duff, Diane G....................369
Duff, John...........................279
Dugger, Wayne...................234
Dull, Ronald.......................209
Duma, Marilyn...................311
Dumas, Lawrence B...........364
Dumas, Patricia S..............

208, 

224, 385

Duncan, Daniel .................289
Duncan, John D..................410
Duncan, Judie A................

248, 317, 389 
Duncan, Keller J. ...340,376
Dundas, Chris.....................354
Dunkle, Joyce.....................264
Dunn, Bobbie J....................265
Dunn, Ernest.......................234
Dunne, Hap.........................327
Dunwell, Jim ............249, 331
Dural, Robert J..................364
Durbin, Tim E............202, 203
Durell, Mary E..........310,410
Durham, Karen ................261
Durkee, Carol J...................405
Dusseau, Larry...................331
Dusseau, Sally ...................311
Dutton, Nan.......................259
Dvorak, Thomas E...........405
Dworkis, Andrew..............349
Dychtwald, Stuart.............333
Dye, Betty M..............313,390
Dye, Robert C...................253
Dykema, Henry .................249
Dzurella, Cecilia A............405

E

Eakin, David W..................376
Eardley, Barbara R............390
Early, Alan........217, 364, 289
Early, Thomas W................376
Easterman, Judith............

311, 357, 376 
Eastman, Ronald L. . .328, 410
Easton, Thomas G.............217
Eaton, Barbara..........231, 293
Ebbage, Sandra K..............390
Eberhardt, Michael...........253
Ebinger, George.................347
Eckert, Joseph L................410
Eder, Robert......................215
Edgar, Carol.......................311
Edgley, Carolea.................405
Edington, Tarry.................329
Edmunds, Beverly ... 309, 401
Edsall, John F....................410
Edwards, Harold L...........376
Edwards, Jesse...................334
Edwards, Linda J...............385
Edwards, Robert C.. .324,376
Eggert, James............326, 410
Eggleston, Patrick............

226, 230, 289, 364
Eggleston, Victor L............289
Ehle, Jim.............................234
Ehlinger, Robert Jr...........289
Ehrlich, Martin .................227
Ehrmann, Jon G..............

289, 203, 202, 215, 376
Eicher, Carl .......................215
Eickwort, George ... .230, 217
Eiker, William L.................405
Eilola, Jane.........................264
Eisenbeiser, John W..........364
Eisler, Charlene.................268
Eissinger, Ramon...............348
Ekey, Glen A.............323, 390
Elgridge, Raymond .. 329, 405
Elgland, Sandi ...................267
Elish, Steve.........................281
Eller, Clyde.........................314
Ellingboe, William L..........344
Elliot, Harvey ..................

239, 242, 343, 410
Elliot, John D......................215
Elliot, Mike D...........247, 343
.......................338
Ellis, David 
......................
Ellis, Elaine 
202, 
Ellis, Jerry M......................320
Ellis, Joan...........................270
Ellis, Patricia V..................390
Ellsworth, Wendell ..........

214, 220, 289, 364
Ellward, John....................343
Ellward, Katy.....................307
Elmer, Virginia........269, 390
El-Sherif, Helmy ..............222
Elwer, Gale E......................405
Ely, Susan...........................272

243, 273, 314

Emerich, D...........................354
Emerick, Eileen............ 225
Emerson, Samuel........... .282
Emmons, Dennis ...............337
Engel, Karen E....................401
Engelhardt, Floyd............

329, 352, 396
Engelhardt, Sharon B........401
Engelsman, Joyce L............390
Engelsman, Thomas R.... 405
Engleman, D. Ray..............336
English, Bonnie .................262
English, Justin G................405
Enlund, Geoffrey...............351
Enright, Paul F..................338
...............311
Ensfield, Sharon 
Ensign, Tod.........................326
Enyart, Lynn.......................351
Eppel, Leonard .................376
Erbacher, Susanna L. 312, 369
Erber, Al.............................281
Erickson, Glenn 
... .216, 237
Erickson, Jane ...................315
Erickson, Lee....................276, 369
Erickson, Mary Jo.. .311, 369
Erkman, Judy ...........234, 313
Erler, Robert H..................396
Erny, Elaine.......................259
Eroen, Terry L....................376
Eshleman, Paul........291, 222
Esperti, Robert...................327
Essex, William R................

212, 

355, 364

Estfan, Bernie.....................327
Etchison, Kenneth L..........205
Eubank, James H................231
Eustice, Beverly.................265
Evans, Arleta .....................313
Evans, Charles R................396
Evans, Elwin D...................410
Evans, Judy ...............236,310
Evans, Kay .........................264
Evans, Lucinda K..............418
Evans, Lynn P.....................369
Evans, Ronald A................396
Evans, Sheila .....................308
Everest, Richard J...............376
Everett, Barbara ... .231, 293
Ewer, James M..................369
Ewert, Herbert F................376
Eyler, Chris .......................335
Eymer, George T................376

F

Fabian, Robert...........342, 376
Fabricant, Bruce.211, 236, 349
Fabris, Linda............236,264
Fabus, Elaine .. .239, 270, 401
Fadayomi, Timothy..........222
Fadous, Raymond Y..........405
Fager, Kay.........................266
Fagin, Ellen .......................250
Fair, Beth ...........................267
Falicki, Judith A................390
Falk, Rebecca J..................385
Faffs, Tom...........................323
Fangboner, Gail.................316
Fanson, Philip . .205, 355, 396
Fanson, Richard L..............396
Fargher, Robert H..............355
Farkas, Robert...................345
Farley, Joann.....................201
Farley, Michael .................335
Farmer, Dave.............348, 352
Farnam, Kathy E................

233, 310, 405 
Famham, Kathy A.. .316, 405
Famum, Norman T............405
Farough, Thomas G..........376
Farr, Kenneth S..................376
Farrin, Sally.......................272
Farrow, Jane.......................319
Fase, Jacob P.....................376
Fatchett, Mary........... 
.267
Fathipour, Amir.................279
Faulkner, John...................205
Faulkner, Thomas.............209
Fay, Janet...........................231
Feather, John.....................348
Federighi, Vance..............

204, 219, 352, 396

Federowicz, Ronald J........

205, 339, 355, 397
Feher, Bela........232, 291, 364
Fehsenfeld, John A............397
Feldman, Howard.............279
Feldman, Martin K............329
Fellabaum, William M___

326, 390
Fenton, Larry E..................377

Ferber, Robert K..............410
Ferguson, John M..............377
Ferrar, Nancy ...........200,347
Ferrari, Charles J................369
Ferrari, Michael.................277
Ferriman, Leslie ..........261
Fertel, Mary.......................303
Fethke, Eugene........234, 397
Fethke, Karen G........234,390
Fetters, Frederick G..325, 377 
Fetters, Wayne R. ...209, 397
Fiebing, Linda...................310
Field, David W..................332
Fields, Barbara 
................303
Fields, Brenda J.........311,390
Fields, Edward G...............410
Fields, Noel J......................369
Fierz, Charles L..................340
Fike, Pat.............................268
Filion, Joffre W..................410
Filizola, Rubens.................397
Filson, Eric M...........236, 390
Findlay, John.....................249
Findlay, Margaret.............311
Fineman, Joseph ..............349
Fink, Mary Kay...................314
Finkbeiner, Joseph ..........279
Finkbeiner, Sandra ..........227
Finlay, Daniel .................231
Finn, Frederick J................377
Finn, Patricia A..................401
Firestone, Jerry ................320
Firth, Linda ......................306
Fischer, Ernest G.... 249, 405
Fischer, John.....................220
Fischer, Konrad 
...............377
Fish, Christine...........266, 369
Fish, Gordon.......................253
Fisher, Alice.......................410
Fisher, Lynn......................

248, 306, 357, 377
Fisher, Mary 
.....................310
Fisher, Peter E. .202, 215, 377
Fisher, Robert E.................339
Fisher, Robert R................355
Fisher, Thomas W. . .331, 377
Fiskars, Erik S....................397
Fitch, Edward M................253
Fitchett, Nancy...................268
Fitsgerald, Jon...................236
Fitzgerald, Dennis 
...........281
Fitzgerald, John D.............

206, 351, 354
Fitzgerald, Jon 
.........324, 385
Fitzgerald, Sue E. ... 309, 390
Fladseth, Floyd C...............364
Fladseth, Francis R............397
Fladseth, Robert 
...............232
Fladstad, Kris . .267, 243, 249
Flaherty, Biff .....................280
Flahive, Craig.....................337
Flake, Joseph.....................326
Flamm, Leni.......................236
Fleckenstein, David J........377
Fletcher, Catherine G........390
Fletcher, James H...............364
Flint, Michael T...................390
Florey, James.............249, 280
Florsheim, Steve ...............320
Floyd, Phillip E..................385
Fobear, Patti.......................315
Foe, Martha M....................390
Foess, John.........................352
Fogelson, Jeff.....................350
Fogg, Ralph A....................330
Foley, Ned .........................241
Foley, Thomas F................356
Follett, John Jr....................327
Follett, Susan.............258, 308
Folmar, Howard ...............232
Fontaine, Anne M..............302
Foodsman, J. C..................343
Foodym, Allan...................249
Foote, Bobbie.....................319
Foote, Howard...................342
Forbes, Gary L....................397
Forbes, Jane.......................401
Forbes, Miriam J................405
Forbush, David.................281
Forbush, Richard...............218
Ford, Ben ...........................321
.........................250
Ford, Dick 
...........269, 369
Ford, Lurinda 
...................327
Ford, Richard 
Ford, Thomas 
...................225
Foreman, Eleanor.............258
Forgrave, Holly.................270
Forman, Marilyn...............390
Foss, Beverly B..................390
Foss, Errol L......................334, 385
Foster, David R..........203, 385

Foster, Edward G..............253
.. ,239, 256, 401
Foster, Ellen 
Foster, John R...................364
Foth, Donald W.................364
Foth, Henry 
......................217
Fouch, Charlotte L............369
Fournel, Claude A.............390
Fournel, Susan E...............390
Fournier, Jo Ann M. . .31, 390
Fowler, Carol....................246
Fox, Barbara 
....................316
Fox, Betsy.........................318
Fox, Bonnie .............236, 369
Fox, Elizabeth G................369
..........................234
Fox, Gale 
..........................279
Fox, John 
Fox, John 
.........................281
Fox, Mernie ... .236, 251, 310 
Fox, Raymond M. .. .329, 397
Fox, Richard H..................369
Foxworthy, Lynn M.........369
Foy, Michael S....................334
Frame, Nancy ..........301,390
Franchi, Anthony J............377
Frank, Dick ..............225,325
Frank, Glenn M..................418
Franke, Carol....................258
Franklin, Connie N............369
Franklin, John L................377
Franz, Brian ... .231, 241,377
Fraser, Robert H................332
Frederick, James E.. .220, 281
Fredrick, Gloria J..............370
Fredricks, Marlyce M........390
Fredrics, H. Bruce............377
Frei, Frannie ............249, 270
Freitag, William ...............253
French, Susan....................270
Freriks, R. David..............351
Frey, Barbara 
...................241
Frey, Norman L.................390
Friberg, Carl F..................220
Frick, Brenda....................269
Friday, Paul......................226
Friday, Philip L............... .364
Fried, Rochelle B................401
Friedman, Carol ....247,312
Fries, Susie........317,341,370
Frisbie, Steven J........345,405
Frisch, Linda .....................307
Fritz, Ronnie .............227, 282
Frost, Jo .............................208
Frueh, Leroy W..................377
Fry, Happy........................250
Fry, Larry L........................377
Fry, Sally 

..........................
312, 247, 249, 272, 310
Fry, Wallace 
.....................238
Frye, Luanne.......................276
Fuller, Biff .................247,343
Fuller, Janet.......................256
Fuller, Ronald C........225,364
Funk, Jeanne.......................270
Furguson, Diane ...............316
Furo, Estelle.......................259
Furry, Susan W..........317,410
Futoran, Herbert S... 320, 410
Fuzak, Pam___200, 318, 347
Fyke, James .......................351

G

Gabridge, Michael G..........210
Gadhia, Vinod...................221
Gaige, Mary Jane..............

209, 

259, 401

Galazin, John.............289, 352
Galens, Sheldon.................377
Galewski, David ...............278
Galindo, Luis A..................397
Gallagher, Nancy .. .315, 401
Gallaudet, Andy.................315
Galleher, Marilyn J............410
Gallie, Thomas D................410
Gallivan, David L. ... 324, 377
Galvin, Joseph...................336
Gama, Ahmed H................354
Gantz, Dave.......................211
Ganzhom, Andrea.......... .301
Gardner, Eamestine........201
Gardner, Robert ...............230
Garian, Karen ...................258
Garlick, Richard D............385
Garlick, Mary..........209
Garlock, Don L..................364
Garner, William ..._____333
Garrison, John...................345
Gary, Harold R........... 
.206
Garza, Michael...................405
Gascho, Gary............217,364
Gasman, John ...................281

.............232,257
Gates, Leona 
.....................307
Gates, Molly 
Gates, Roy B........................377
Gates, Susan 
.....................302
Gates, Todd .......................346
Gatrost, Sheila D................370
Gaubis, Karen ...................308
Gauger, Carole A................405
Gauger, Charles F..............418
Gaunt, Floyd E..................339
Gebben, Stanley L..............385
Gebus, Theodora ... .269, 405
Geier, Carol___228, 316, 390
Geiger, Keneth..................225
Geiger, Lawrence J.. .328, 364
Geisel, Shari......................272
Geldhof, Pieter E................377
Gelesko, F. Ronald............324
Gelley, Alexander .. .231, 351
Gensler, Margot C..............390
George, Donna S. .............311
Georgi, Sharon .........315, 390
Georgie, Anita D................370
Gerber, Arnold W..............377
Gerber, Nancy M................401
Gerhard, Frederick B........377
Gerhardt, Paul A................390
Gerlach, C. Fred................410
Gerson, Michael................320
Gerstenberger, Sue............315
Gerstenfeld, Mark K..........377
Gertz, Frank G..........279,390
Gertz, Wayne .. .222, 232, 291
Geurink, Gerald A..............364
Gibbard, Bonney..............354
Gibbs, David H..........202, 377
Gibbs, Ron ........................337
Gibson, Gail A....................390
Gibson, Gloria D. .. .228, 270
Gibson, James L..................329
Gibson, Terry....................279
Giddings, Beryl. .226, 231, 293
Giesel, James............333,418
Gieseler, James W..............405
Gifford, William ...............321
Gilbert, Alan .....................377
Gilbert, Carole...................305
Gilbert, Douglas ....232, 291
Gildemeister, Louis F........220
Giliberto, Richard J..........227
Gill, David C......................390
Gillengerten, Mary L.........315
Gillig, Daniel E..................377
Gilliland, Karen.................271
Gilmore, Richard Jr. .343, 377
Gilmore, Tanya .................310
Gilmore, William M..........334
Gilmour, Margaret . .246, 250
Gilson, Karen.....................239
Gilson, Kenneth........323, 410
Gingold, Eric .....................354
Gingras, Russell.................336
Gingrich, Jake J..................405
Giordano, Richard............335
Girard, Jerold P..................338
Gish, Barb..........................241, 317
Gish, Carol........236, 264, 306
Gistinger, Thomas J..........332
Gladner, Albert.................350
Glah, Ron..........................247, 343
Glaser, Carol .....................274
Glaser, Joan M....................390
Glass, Charles.....................340
Glazer, Betty S....................370
Gleason, Glenda.202, 231, 273
Glendenning, Gail A..........390
Glick, Art ...........................205
Glick, Richard...................320
Glover, Buff...............250,309
Gluba, Blair M....................410
Gluck, Arnold ...................350
Gnill, Florence...................293
Godfrey, Linda...................261
Godfrey, Nancy L..............390
Godfrey, Roger W..............364
Goetz, Wayne A..................346
Goff, James.........................225
Gokenbach, Nancy . .239, 274 
Goldberg, Barbara A. ... 390
Goldberg, Helen 
...............239
Goldberg, Joel..........222,390
Goldberg, Paul L................390
Goldberg, Ruth J................390
Goldfine, Mike...................275
Golding, Gwynn ....312,377 
Goldman, Arnold J.. .320, 410
Goldstein, Aaron A............410
Goldstein, Michael ...........349
Goldstein, Stefany P..........410
Gomezrobelo, Myriam__222
Gondek, Mark T................340

Good, Kathy......................270
Goodman, Louis P.............364
Goodman, Mary-Kaye .. .318
Goodman, Melva J............390
Goodrich, Mary K..............258
Goodrum, Suzanne .. 262, 263
Goodson, Diane........223, 311
Goodwin, Jessica ... .316, 405
Goodwin, Richard E..........405
Gordon, Jean .. .204, 259,401
Gordon, Michael..............320
Gorman, Karen................357
Gortzig, Carl F....................364
Gosselin, Denis........211, 385
Gothelf, Carol ..................220
Gotts, Gordon L..................390
Goud, Nelson H.........227, 277
Goudzwaard, Maurice ... 203
Gould, Alan......................342
Gould, Janet......................273
Govatos, Sandi..........317,341
Gowdy, Alice....................270
Gowell, Mary K..................401
Gowell, Tom......................348
Grace, Thomas...................281
Graczyk, William J.. .209, 307
Grafe, Carol.......................265
Graff, Daniel......................

242, 349, 410

204, 
Graffa, Arlene ...................223
Graham, Linda M... .269, 370
Graham, Mary..................267
Grams, Chuck...........247, 346
Grams, June...............314
Grand, Joseph.......342,410
Granda, Eduardo A...........377
Granger, Stan....................326
Granowitz, Joan E............410
Granstrom, Lois E..............385
Grant, Bill F........................229
Grant, Bruce 0..................321, 364
Grant, Lloyd J...............  .397
Grant, William D...............

.. .201, 269
...................202

242, 323, 377
Grau, David W....................377
Graves, Carol.............307
Graves, Charlene 
Graves, Helen 
Graves, Katie.............347
...................316
Graves, Peggy 
Gray, Cynthia 
...........269, 390
Gray, David C....................340
Gray, Diane M....................390
Gray, Lois 
.................201, 307
Grazier, R. Keith...............328
Grazulis, Rimantas . .210, 282
Grech, John ...............327, 370
Greebel, Charles ...............247
Green, Clair W....................377
Green, Donna 
...........304, 370
Green, Edwina D................370
Green, Mary E....................377
Green, Nancy J...................390
Green, Richard 
.................342
Green, Sally 200, 247, 249, 310
Green, Vicky .....................268
Green, William R. ..334,405
Greenawalt, Anne............306
Greene, Gwendolyn 

........
239, 304, 410
Greene, Lillian 
.........239, 266
Greene, Mary E..................233
...............333
Greene, Richard 
Greene, Sue___243,257,370
Greenleaf, Sue...........200, 311
Greenough, Diane............200
Greenstein, Susan .............243
Greer, Thomas...................289
Greer, William D................370
Gregg, Katherine...............267
Gregg, Owen W...................322
Gregorski, Carol Ann....401 
Gregory, Kale . .262, 263, 308
Gregory, Mark...................241
Gregory, Wallis K___318,401
Greifendorf, Arlyn ..310,410
Grein, Tom.........................206
Greist, David A..................220
Gremel, Dick.....................253
Gremel, Judith C................410
Grenadier, Linda___238, 385
Greniewicki, Sandra........341
Gresco, William.................247
Gretzinger, Dick ...............331
Gribas, Mary Lou............302
Grieger, Ed.........................217
Griep, Corky___239, 313, 347
Griffin, Thomas J................405
Griffith, Carol 
...................268
Griffith, Frank ...................345
.....................276
Griffith, Geri 

443

Griffith, Heidi 
...................273
Griff ord, William...............226
Grifka, Judi 200, 243, 274, 347
Grigg, Diane.......................317
Griggs, Peggy.............249, 273
Grile, Mary.........................233
Grimmer, Carol........222, 390
Gronquist, Reuben J...........397
Groos, Bonnie ...........247, 307
Groover, Diane...................266
Gross, David 
.....................220
Gross, Gerald E..........328, 377
Gross, Jerry ...............234, 327
Grossman, Gordon V.........364
Grossmann, Ron ... .346, 377 
Groth, Florence .268, 357, 377
Grow, Richard...................241
Grubaugh, Joyce A.............390
Gruber, Claudine...............249
Gruber, Kathy ..................307
Gruizenga, Jim...................218
Grumet, Ron........*...........349
Grass, Marc.......................281
Guenther, Wayne...............337
Guernsey, Carl M...............390
Guernsey, Karen H............390
Guerro, Carmine...............377
Gugelmeyer, Roger J..........330
Guilday, Patricia...............226
Gunderson, Julie...............239
Gunger, Sharyn .................271
Gunnerfeldt, Lennart 227,351
Gunsolus, Ginger...............310
Gunter, Edwin W.................364
Gurney, Irene....................311, 401
Gustafson, Jane.........247, 312
Gustafson, Kathy-----216, 316
Gutenberger, John.............342
Gutowski, Jerry........325,405
Gutowsky, Larry A............377
Guyer, John ...............241, 348
Guynn, Robert...........281, 405

H

Haaek, Michael.................333
Haan, Richard E..................344
Haas, Beth...........................311
Haase, Frederick J..............277
Haase, Jim...........................249
Habel, F................................354
Haberman, Steven.............349
Hacala, Lynne...................267
Hack, Jeffrey I.................  -405
Hack, Shirley L..................401
Hackenbruch, Bob .. .241, 280
Haedicke, Stephen.............247
Hagen, Lynne.....................307
Hagen, Martha J.........306, 370
Hagood, Henry...................242
Hahn, Charles E.................377
Hahn, Daniel.....................350
Hahn, Wayne.....................355
Haidle, Marc G..................335
Hain, Thomas.....................377
Haines, Bill.........................347
Haines, Gerald...........328,377
Haines, Roger W...........   -289
Hait, Judith.........................260
Hakam, Judy .....................258
Halberg, Thomas H............

212, 

355, 364

Hale, Judy...................218,271
Hale, Sharyn .............231, 293
Halkola, Elizabeth M........405
Hall, Asceneth . .231, 293, 377
Hall, Douglas A..................410
Hall, Gloria J......................370
Hall, James W....................377
Hall, Judy A........................390
Hall, Oveta.........................266
Hall, Pat .............................264
Hall, Patricia .....................230
Hall, Shirley.....................390
Hall, Stephen .............339,377
. 262,63
Hallenbeck, Wanda 
Haller, Richard........325,410
Hallier, William........247, 325
Hallock, Ann ..............262,63
Halper, Norene .................238
Halstead, Jim.....................326
Hamann, Dennis ... .226, 418
Hamburger, Robert J........
217, 

405

Hamelink, Jerry L..............364
Hamilton, Elaine G...........390
Hamilton, Geoffrey F. ...377
Hamilton, Gerald L.........364
.................250
Hamilton, Judy 
.... .204, 390 
Hamilton, Rita 
,...226,364
Hamilton, Terry 

444

Hamlin, Claudia ... .239, 261
Hamlon, Marcy .................244
Hammond, Neale P...........410
Hammond, Sharon K. ... 405
Hammond, Steven L..........410
Hammons, Larry W............329
Hampton, Carol.................273
Hand, Donald ..................225
Hand, John........................279
Handlon, Richard .............241
Handy, Chuck ..........239, 343
Handy, Clara ....................200
Hanert, Fred......................331
Hanewald, Richard..........351
Hanigan, Dottie................261
Hanlan, Maryann ............385
Hanna, Dianne 

................
208, 236, 310, 385
Hanna, Kathleen ...............410
Hanna, Marjorie E..............390
Hannah, Margery-jo........309
Hannah, Paula J. ...215,377 
Hannigan, Don R.... 220, 329
Hannon, Marcia 

..............

238, 

243, 262, 63, 390

Hans, Frederick V............364
Hansen, Barbara B. .239, 257
Hansen, Barbaras..............405
Hansen, Bonnie J................405
Hansen, Frank E................370
Hansen, Henry C................377
Hansen, Lawrence.............250
Hantke, Thomas ...............347
Harbison, Bonnie 243, 271, 390
Harby, Jack .......................355
Harcourt, Patricia .... 262, 63
Harding, Budd E..............391
Harding, Robert E..............227
Hards, A. Thomas..........385
Hardt, Robert D................410
Hardy, Barbara M............370
Hardy, Landis G..............206
Harjer, Barbara J..............401
Harmon, Cathy................313
Harmon, Catherine A........410
Harnois, John..................278
Harnois, Pauline L............227
Harold, Polly..................276
Harpham, Susan-----208, 370
Harrington, David E.........397
............331
Harrington, John 
Harrington, Leonard L. . .220
Harrington, Nancy 
..........314
Harris, A. J...............247, 327
Harris, Bob 
.......................234
Harris, Everett A................351
Harris, George...................241
.................302
Harris, Margee 
Harris, Mike 
.....................344
Harris, Newell E................377
Harris, Phyllis 
........216, 238
Harris, Richard M..............410
Harris, Robert ...................249
Harris, Sally.......................306
Harrison, Dennis...............333
.................261
Harrison, Mary 
Harrison, Roger 
...............391
Harrison, Susan.................301
Harry, Steven R..................339
.............232,232
Hart, Nelson 
.....................340
Hart, Robert 
.......................304
Hart, Susan 
Hart, Terry.................307,410
Hartman, Art.....................347
Hartman, Franklin L. 
...391
Hartman, Gerald R............332
Hartman, Ronald 
.............319
Hartnell, Jack M................322
.. .238, 262, 63 
Harvey, Judie 
Harwalkar, Venkjesh U. . .221
Harwood, Jan....................218, 269
Haske, Gail E......................405
Haskell, Suzanne-----239, 249
Hasley, Daniel E................385
Hasse, Max A......................391
Hassenzahl, Linda.............269
Hastings, Camille .. .231, 293
Hatch, James E..................410
Hatch, Joan H....................411
Hatch, Sylvia .............200, 214
Hatie, Pamela.....................267
Hatter, Stanley...........218, 329
Hauch, Jon P......................344
Hauer, Lance A. ...............411
Haughey, Jean...................311
Hauk, Judy.........................240
Haupt, Tom .......................324
Hautala, Andrea ...............276
Haviland, Jack...................325
Hawes, Gary L....................411
Hawes, Linda L..................391

Hawkins, Donald 
............220
Hawkins, Richard ............321
Hawkins, Stuart.................346
Hawley, Chuck...................322
Hawley, William ...............206
Hayashi, Ronald S..............411
Hayes, Diane .....................272
Hayskar, Steve...................281
Hazel, Arthur.....................355
Hazelton, Robert...............339
Hazewinkel, Judy...............316
Hazen, C. Melville.............230
Heald, Jerry .......................346
Hearn, Donald...................216
Heath, Chuck.....................331
Heath, Joel H......................202
Heath, Pam 
.......................307
Heath, Terry.......................327
Heath, Theodore ...............354
Heaton, Connie .................261
Hecht, Bob .........................346
Hecht, Shelley ...................313
Heck, Henry J....................377
Hecko, Georgine...............229
Heckrodt, Roger V............354
Heffler, Carole ..................312
Heffner, Karen...................276
Hegel, Robert E..................210
Hegerberg, Thad ...............337
Heikkinen, Madeline........

226, 

206, 370

Heilman, Joel C..................377
Heimer, David...................347
Heimonen, Margo L..........401
Heiss, Nancy E....................265
Hejl, Irene .................314,202
Heiberg, Luanne ..............261
Held, James W............328, 377
Held, Robert C....................411
Heifer, Marcelyn...............264
Helixon, Mike ...................345
Heller, Earl 
..............218, 329
Heller, Mark F....................385
Heller, Richard L...............397
Heimer, James L................411
Helming, Adeline...............319
Helmrich, Ruthann..........

224,315,385
Hendee, John R.........225, 335
Hendee, Karen K................391
Hendershott, Sue...............265
Henderson, Barbara. .271, 411
Henderson, Sue .................306
Hendges, Lois 
...........217,405
Hendrick, Robert C............377
Henrickson, Karen L..........405
Hendrix, Jon V....................222
Henn, Albert.............217, 405
Henne, Bruce .....................377
Hennink, Ann S..................391
Henry, Bonnie ...........249,259
Henry, Charles R................364
Henry, Jane 
.......................223
Henry, Janet M............309, 391
Hense, James R..........351, 397
Hentschel, Marta...............274
Herbert, Mary ...................301
Herbst, Honor E................405
Herdell, Shirley........264, 370
Herman, Kathy...................249
Hernstat, John..........320,411
Heron, Gerald W.................370
Herr, Robert.......................281
Herrick, B.............................332
Herrick, Nancy T................385
Herrick, Patricia A............391
Herrick, William M...........411
Herrington, Marian...........270
Herrmann, Barbara...........301
Herron, Linda L..................411
Herstein, Kathy........220, 273
Herz, Bill............................205, 328
Hess, Keith J.....................231, 348
Heth, Gilbert R.................365
Hetrick, Jo Ann ..............401
Hetrick, Robert ................328
Heyer, Thomas..................348
Heuser, Robert F...............405
Hewett, Peter .. .227, 377, 323
Hewett, Tom.....................211
Hewitt, Suzanne B.............401
Hext, Thomas R.................411
Heymann, Jo .............249, 270
Heywood, Joseph.............338
Hibbard, George ...............242
Hibberd, Pamela ..............311
Hibner, Edward J.............377
Hickman, Stephen...........241
Hicks, Ann M... .220, 302, 391
Hicks, Annabel L..............391
Hicks, Joey.......................272

Hicks, Tom.........................346
Hicok, William T................370
Hiemstra, Roger.................206
Hienton, Ethel M................411
Higby, Mary......................238
Hildebrandt, Barb.............309
Hilding, Bertil A................411
Hill, Annabel .....................391
Hill, Anne...........................310
Hill, Carolyn 
.....................307
Hill, Christopher ...............227
Hill, Constance 
.217,300,405
Hill, Donald G............329, 405
Hill, John T.......................210, 343
Hill, Phillip B.....................225, 365
Hill, Robert P......................346
Hillard, David L................405
Hiller, Anthony .................323
Hillert, Richard A..............253
Hilliard, Shirley........307, 370
Hillshafer, William ...........377
Hillstrom, Phil..........337,370
Hines, John F......................344
Hines, Kathy 
.....................262
Hinkley, Gerry......226,236
Hinkley, Judy.....................341
Hinman, Dick ...........222, 391
Hirko, Mike.......................326
Hirsch, Tony 
....................242
Hirsch, William A..............342
Hirshman, Nancy...............232
Hirst, Agnes J......................370
Hirst, Helen A....................370
Hiscox, Pat.........................274
Hitt, Julie ..........................-262
Hitzig, David L..................320
Hively, Carolyn .................268
Ho, Robert .........................347
Hoag, Frank.......................327
Hobart, Susan ...................311
Hobbs, Linore....................

208, 240, 310, 405
Hobert, John S....................405
Hochhauser, Constance ..230
Hockaday, Donna.............247
Hodder, Robert G..............325
Hodges, James K................405
Hodges, Jeff 
.......................351
Hodgins, William M..........378
Hodgson, Koko...253,322
Hodkowski, Gwen.............274
Hoeg, Bion L......................411
Hoemke, Sue .....................301
Hoexter, Mary...................226
Hoff a, James.......................323
Hoffman, Howard ............343
..236,319
Hoffman, Kenneth 
Hoffman, Marjorie 
..........309
Hoffman, Mary K..............

243, 

Hoffman, Robert 220, 238, 345
Hoffmeyer, Jan...................310
Hogle, Ann L........................370
Hoglund, C. R....................215
Hohwart, George J............397
Holbrook, Carolyn ..........

200, 

317, 347

Holcomb, Jeffrey S............378
Holcomb, Sue 
...................301
Holden, Dave....................

241,241, 331,411
Holdsworth, Jo...................311
Hollander, Selma...............370
Hollen, Martha...................208
Holleque, O. Eugene........365
Holley, Paul W..................205
Holliday, Linda. .241, 317, 391 
Hollingsworth, Willis ... .279
Hollis, Stephanie-----200, 318
Hollister, James L..............370
Hollway, Donald...............216
Holmes, Gerald ................

Holmes, Susan . .244, 251, 318
Holt, Penelope...................253
Holt, Scott...........................346
Holtslander, Craig H..........322
Holtz, Phyllis .....................222
Holzhei, Don .. .352, 321, 397
Holzhei, Margo G..............391
Hood, Ann ................201, 418
Hood, Bob 
.................346,370
Hood, Robin.......................339
Hoonhout, Case.................325
Hoopfer, Jack.....................336
Hoover, Douglas ...............282
Hope, Mike.........................324
Hopkins, Brenda ... .239, 274
Hopkins, Patsy L................370
Hopp, Dale.........................225
Hoppe, Mark .....................352

Hopps, Sharon ...................357
Hora, Judy........204,270,370
Horn, Peggy L....................253
Hornaday, Jane .................305
Hornbach, Oskar___354, 411
Hornback, Mrs. Louise...327
Horowitz, Lawrence M----405
Horton, Eldon A................289
.............224,411
Horton, Nan 
Horvath, Dennis G..........344
Horvath, Diana .................319
Horwitt, Henry..........350, 411
Horwitz, David S........229, 365
Hosmer, Paul D..................378
Hoste, Douglas W... .223,411
Hotchkin, Darrel..............241
Hotchkiss, Jack .................336
Hotton, Ralph A................338
Houck, Leslie.....................278
Houdek, Dennis.................216
House, Karen............315,402
Housler, Leon D................411
Houvener, Alison 202, 310, 314
Hover, Sue .........................260
Hovis, John C......................222
Howard, Charles ...............327
Howard, Harry C................385
Howard, Janet ...................370
Howard, Martha ...............370
Howard, Nancy........302,391
Howard, Robert C.............

203, 

206, 411

Howard, Suzi.....................269
Howe, Douglas F................225
Howe, Frederick C............206
Howe, Judith ............307, 370
Howell, David L..................329
...................338
Howell, James 
Howell, Kenneth 
...............405
Hower, Brucetta ...............391
Howie, Cameron B............391
Howlett, Anne E..............391
Hoxie, Lorelei ...................313
Hoxie, Ralph A..................226
Hruska, Judith 1..................391
Hubacker, Chris ...............317
Hubal, Brace R.........324, 397
Hubbard, Joan...................271
Hubbell, Keith W................370
Huber, Ann.........................311
Hubert, Eugene .................335
Hubert, Richard.................345
Hudek, Jim.........................211
Hudson, John S.........279, 378
Hudson, Joseph.................210
Hudson, R. Keith... .214, 220
Huellmantel, Judy.............318
...............220
Huerstel, Phyllis 
Huff, Tom...........................241
Huffman, John R................378
262,63, 401 
Huffmaster, Roberta L. ...

238, 351, 405
Hughes, Anne E.........316, 370
Hughes, Betsie J.................

221, 248, 317, 402 
Hughes, Brent G. .. .242, 331
Hughes, Harold........329, 352
...........385
Hughes, J. Russell 
Hughes, Jean 
.....................257
Hughes, Joan .....................257
Hughes, John.....................411
Hughes, M. Gaff ...............370
Hughes, Patricia ...............318
Hughes, Tracie...................257
Hull, Beverly 
.....................293
Hull, Marcia.......................293
Hull, Robert J..............354,411
Huffman, Jayne A----317, 378
Hume, Mary J......................  • .259
Humiston, Barbara...........261
...........315
Humphrey, Bonnie 
Humphrey, Dix 
.................231
Humphrey, Ron .205,220,275 
Hungerford, Connie. .231,293
Hundt, Carole ...................309
Hunsberger, Mary.............315
Hunsberger, Sally .............411
Hunt, Judith .......................391
Hunt, Mary 
.......................268
Hunt, Sandy.......................259
Hunter, James R................405
Hunter, Stephen 
...............385
Huntington, Janice M........405
Hurd, James S....................385
Hurter, Sally ...241,247,318
Hurvitz, Arthur 1................253
Hutchings, Shirley.............258
Hutchins, Carol A. .. 306, 370
Hutchins, Jerry R................391
Hutchins, Joanne ... .249, 306 
Hutchins, Nancy G...........391

203, 

206, 237, 238, 248, 385 

Hutchison, Lewis...............280
Hutson, Faye J....................391
Hutson, Judith A................370
Hyde, Sue ...........................314
Hyman, Liz........................236, 259
Hyman, Wendy A..............391
Hymes, Brian S..................411

I

Iannelli, Angie E................391
Ide, Kenneth M..........337, 411
Ihlenfeldt, Carolyn ...........276
Imata, Janyce.....................274
Imig, David R....................324
Impara, Bonnie .................257
Imtiaz, Ansari ...................222
Inglis, Lome T....................405
Inman, Martin L........355,365
Innés, Robert B..........344,411
Irani, Behram A..................397
Irelan, Dennis L..................227
Irish, Kenneth R................378
Irmischer, Kurt .................281
Irwin, Joan A......................391
Isabell, Judy .......................264
Isoun, Turner T..................418

J

Jackson, Barbara D. .357,378 
Jackson, David A. . .246, 349
Jackson, Frank W..............330
Jackson, Julie.....................231
Jackson, Larry...................253
Jackson, Mary...........247, 312
Jackson, Richard A. .325,378
Jackson, Richard C...........411
Jackson, Ronald J..............346
Jackson, William M..........411
Jacob, Gary 
.......................281
Jacobowitz, John J... 247, 346
.......................272
Jacobs, Dee 
Jacobs, Peter 
.....................320
Jacobs, William M...320, 370
Jacobson, Jan 
...........316, 391
Jacobson, Judy...................304
Jacoby, Sue.........................236
Jagoe, Carlos B. 212, 229, 365
Jagoe, Gayle C....................418
James, B. Sherryl... .265, 370
James, Dave .......................323
James, Gayle M..........314, 391
James, Siri E........................370
Jameson, Geralyn ............

204, 

260, 391

Jamison, Lawrence D........339
Janda, Sunshine.........259, 311
Jankoviak, Judith...............314
Janner, Judy K............307, 411
Jannsohn, Marion E..........411
Janowitzer, Claudio..........203
Jansen, Deana C........319, 391
Jansson, Elaine...................257
Jarman, Ann 
...............262,63
Jarratt, Nancy ...........238, 259
Jarve, Arthur .....................231
Jason, Barbara A................391
Jaumotte, Julie . .201, 250, 305
Jay, Arthur J.....................350, 411
Jeffers, Alice M..................370
Jefferson, Thomas G..........405
Jeffords, Robert F..............318
Jeffree, Marcy.....................270
Jelinek, John E..................365
Jelinek, Nancy A................

204, 

243, 243, 269, 402

Jellis, Gerald S....................331
Jemison, James R................328
Jenkinson, Julie.................273
Jennings, Gerald L..............222
Jennings, Lawrence A. ... 378
Jensen, Curtis E..................234
Jensen, Jay .........................351
Jensen, Karen 
...................301
Jensen, Robert...........227, 232
Jensen, Wayne H. .. .215, 378
Jerhelk, Terry.............229, 293
Jesmore, Kenneth L..........

203,242, 331,411
Jewell, Paul N....................321
Jewett, Eugene...................344
Jewett, Judy .......................317
Jewett, Thomas J................227
Jirsa, Lee............................249, 315
Johansen, William............253
Johnson, Alden G...............391
Johnson, Alfred J..............365
Johnson, Anne...................268
Johnson, Aubrey ...............351
Johnson, Barbara E. .220,273

.. .203, 241, 242
Johnson, Bill 
Johnson, Carol 
.........234,311
Johnson, David S................324
Johnson, Diane 
.................310
Johnson, Donald L............351
Johnson, Donald M...........355
Johnson, Donald R............406
Johnson, Edward L...........

213, 355, 397

205, 
Johnson, Frankie...............266
Johnson, Gary D................378
Johnson, Gary W................232
Johnson, George A. . 356, 378 
Johnson, Gilbert M...........

216, 289, 370
Johnson, Helen 
.................241
Johnson, James A..............378
Johnson, Judith A..............391
Johnson, Judith M..............265
Johnson, Kathleen 

..........
201, 239, 266 

Johnson, Kirsten ........270
Johnson, Linda 
.........244,316
Johnson, Martha A.. .306, 391
Johnson, Mary L................259
Johnson, Nancy A..............341
Johnson, Nancy E..............316
Johnson, Patty ...................315
Johnson, Paul W................385
Johnson, Phyllis A..............253
Johnson, Rayelene.............266
Johnson, Richard A. .355,397
Johnson, Richard T...........226
Johnson, Robert K...216, 391
Johnson, Ruthanne ...........265
Johnson, Theodore 
...........354
Johnson, Theodore L.........

289, 411
Johnson, Thomas L...........378
Johnson, Wilbur C..............365
Johnson, William F...........332
Johnson, Wilmer L............391
Johnsos, Luke ...........241,242
Johnston, Albert M...........411
Johnston, Beverly M.........402
Johnston, Carol .................266
Johnston, George T...........406
Johnston, James J., Jr........378
Johnston, Jim M..................323
Johnston, Parry ...........262,63
Johnston, Robert W..........355
Johnston, Rodney A..........

202, 215, 378
Johnston, Sally...................302
Johnston, Sharon...............341
Johnstone, George R..........411
Johnstone, Walter D..........391
Joines, Bette.......................261
Jones, Barry .......................346
Jones, Bobbi..............220, 314
Jones, Carolyn M................259
Jones, Charles E..................397
Jones, Donna .....................265
Jones, Mrs. Dorothy..........307
Jones, Douglass J................356
Jones, Lloyd B....................365
Jones, Pam .........................249
Jones, Sandra A..................411
Jones, Susan .......................304
Jordan, George...................234
Jordan, Michael C..............322
Jorgensen, Bruce...............277
Jose, David M......................330
Joy, Dennis M............339,411
Joynt, Robert L..........222, 335
Jucius, Gerry ..............262, 63
Jucius, Jackie....................

241,251,271, 306
Judkins, Larry F................378
Julien, Jackie .....................273
Julien, Paul F......................338
Junas, Joan.........................411
Jungerheld, Sandra A........370
Jungwirth, Alessandra I... 406 
Junke, W. Michael.. .225, 406

K

Kaal, Janet L....................391
Kaat, Nancy.......................271
Rabat, Michael W..............378
Kaczmarski, Geri 
... 262, 63
Kahler, Lee W............333, 406
Kakuk, Thomas J....253, 418
Kalchik, Walt.....................226
Kallor, Dave.......................320
Kaltenbach, Ruth A..........370
Kalenbach, Susan...............318
Kaminski, Louise E............370
Kamlay, Thomas J..............391
Kamteker, Ashe.................221

Kandell, Joseph.................378
Kantz, Steve.......................289
Kanuritz, Linda.........308, 357
Kaplan, Arlene...........204, 266
Kaplan, David ...................349
Kappel, Sharon .224, 244, 316
Kapur, Surinder.................209
Kar, Ronald N....................370
Karas, Robert.....................247
Karmann, Norlaine K........

208, 319, 411
Karp, Richard ...................342
Karrsco, Joyce...................273
Karsten, John E..........397, 352
Kasmauskis, Norman .... 220
Kass, Chama A..................391
Katz, Michael A................365
Kauer, Bob .........................346
Kaulmann, Ester ...............335
Kay, William J....................418
Kaye, George.....................275
Kaza, Robert.......................222
Kazenko, Edward ... .354, 411
Keating, Karen...................315
Keech, Susan M..................406
Keefer, Julie.......................220
Keegstra, Bruce.................282
Keegstra, James.................323
Keeshin, Ira A....................378
Keesler, Starr.....................206
Kegle, Patricia A................370
Keir, Gerald J......................227
Reiser, Charles...................222
Keish, William...........253, 329
Keith, Warren E................406
Keithley, Ron.....................249
Kelber, Joni...............306,341
Keller, Jim A......................331
Keller, Kent .......................352
Keller, Ronald P. .. .342, 343
Keller, Ronald S.................336
Keller, William F...............378
Kelley, Bonnie...........249, 315
Kelley, Daniel K.................391
Kelley, John P....................378
Kelley, Phyllis K................378
Kelly, Eileen.......................213
Kelly, J. Michael..............

210, 

245, 275

Kelly, Judy .........................272
Kelly, Kathleen A..............271
Kelly, Lynn L.....................311, 402
Kelly, Patrick N..........229, 335
Keim, Margaret F..............411
Kelman, Alan.....................342
Kelsch, Buddy D................411
Keltner, Ned.......................209
Kemmis, Lin......................202, 203
Kemp, Kenneth E..............328
Kemp, Mary J......................391
Kemp, Mary L............305, 370
Kemper, Martha J. . .201, 418
Kemppainen, Donna M...256 
Kemppainen, John P. 226, 391 
Kempton, Theodore L........

370, 231
Kenady, Barbara...............313
Kennedy, Brian W.............

213, 223, 348
Kennedy, Edward J...........411
Kennedy, Richard .............326
Kennedy, Sharon...............312
.................314,370
Kent, Judy 
Kent, Thomas............281, 350
Keown, Marty ..202,249,314
Kern, Elaine .......................258
Kern, Joseph .....................232
Kerr, Bob ...................241,280
Kerr, Feme .........249,262,63
Keskitalo, Patricia............227
Kesler, Karen E..................391
Kesselring, Daniel F.........289
Ketive, Samuel..........349,411
Ketlar, Joyce A. .202, 258, 347
Kettler, Gordon W............411
Khadduri, Imad.................281
Kadduri, Walid .203,206,411
Khan, Raza.........................219
Kiander, Thomas A............321
Kibler, Bill .........................279
Kidder, Ernest H................352
Kiebler, Daryl H........346,411
Kieckhefer, Edward H....

212, 378
Kiel, Susan.................304, 370
Kieliszewski, Robert .223, 378 
Kienbaum, Barbara . .238, 411
Kiene, Charles J..........325, 397
Kienke, Janice...................406
Kietzman, William C..... .210 
Kikuchi, Yukio..........222, 378

Kikukawa, Herbert H.

214, 220
Killam, Eugene...................253
Killgore, Sharon.........230, 267
Kim, Dennis.......................227
Kim, Dong B......................411
Kimball, David C................385
Kincheloe, Carol ... .225, 310
Kindig, Kristin...................257
King, Christopher .............279
King, Gerald M.........223,378
King, Jerome P....................370
King, Nancy......................201, 418
King, Patricia.....................271
King, Sally R.....................202, 378
Kinkema, Alison ...............308
.....................319
Kinney, Fran 
Kinney, Lowell D...............

235, 237, 385
Kinsel, Gail.........................341
Kinzler, Richard ...............336
Kiper, Marilyn...................225
Kirk, Barbara 1..................378
.......................310
Kirk, Linda 
Kirkby, Larry L..................397
Kirkby, Wayne..................
Kirkby, Wayne . .205, 210, 348
Kirkland, Ruth...................259
Kirschenbaum, Jerome ...236 
Kirschenbaum, Stuart E... 320
Kirsten, David...................346
Kirsten, Richard B. . .227, 340
Kirton, Alan.......................230
Kishenia, Lubov M..............370
Kissner, Carlton T..............222
Kistler, Sue D............304,371
Kitson, Lee.........................333
Kittle, Barbara...................305
Kizer, Karen.......................307
Kjellquist, Karen...............258
Klaasesz, Patricia...............319
Klagstad, Karen 
...............272
Klan, Peter W....................411
Klatt, Charles E..................225
Klayer, Donna...................238
Klein, Allen 
.......................349
Klein, George.............232,291
Klein, Janice .............202, 274
Klein, Lesley.......................319
Kleiner, Karen H................271
Kleinheksel, H. Jane ... .391
Kleis, Donald R..................385
Kliem, Deraid R................406
Kline, Barry .......................277
Kline, John F......................378
Klingbeil, Leslie R..............220
Klinger, David C................206
Klinger, Margie.................218
Klinger, Tom .....................210
Klintworth, Robert E........340
Klocko, Barbara L..............402
Klomparens, Luanne 
... .391
Klomparens, Marcia........308
Kloosterman, Linda. .202, 314
Kluessner, Anne........310, 391
Kluessner, Jan ...........308, 371
Klugman, Marcia...............241
Klumpp, Karen.........307, 371
Klunzinger, James.............346
Kmiec, Virginia.................271
Knaack, Andy ...................279
Knapp, Larry D..................210
Knapp, Pat.........................217
Knauer, Jane.......................261
Knaup, Chris.......................270
Kneeland, Sue.....................247
Kneller, Carolyn ...............238
Knight, Gary 
.....................327
Knight, K. Roland . .231, 385
Knight, Richard R..............206
Knight, Richard W. .... .411
Knoblauch, Harold C........406
Knoll, Dave .......................325
Knoop, Ann M..........200, 347
Knowles, Mark .........328,338
Knowlton, Jeanette..........321
Knox, Marion.....................305
Knutson, Carolyn A..........371
Koch, Edward A................328
Koch, Jane .........................273
Koch, Larry .......................279
Kocher, Dave.....................291
Kociba, Richard.................253
Koehler, Robert.................338
Koenn, Charles .................281
Koepke, Craig ...................249
Koffman, Robert ...............349
Kohl, Sharon .............241,274
Kokoszka, Janice C...........411
Kolb, Francine...................256
Kolb, Lawrence P..............210

Kolberg, Kurt A..................411
Kollig, Jerome ...................332
Kolody, Sylvia M....;... .391
Koltonow, Leonard...........349
Komiensky, Michael.........220
Kominek, Karen ..........   .318
Konczol, Sylvia...................271
Koopman, Jeanne... .208, 371
Koory, Franklin.................336
Kopek, Henry S..................378
Kopplin, Faith...................391
Kornoelje, Thomas A........365
Korona, Jackie...................236
Koski, Alice.......................201
Kossack, Larry...................327
Kostbade, Gail...........307,391
Kosuga, Yasumasa.............378
Rough, Bette.......................264
Kover, Antoinette .............391
Kowalewski, Carol ...........261
Kowalik, Janet...................317
Kowalski, Lenee.................261
Kraatz, Sharen...................309
Kraft, Eleanor..........305,371
Kraft, Oscar.......................277
Krage, Fred W....................231
Kralowetz, Karen..............

224, 239, 312
Kramarz, Joseph ...............326
Kramer, James...........349,412
Kramer, Vance...................333
Krandall, Florence A........412
Krantz, Larry.....................342
Kratt, Ronald.....................344
Kraus, Alan L.............253, 418
Krawczak, Larry D............324
Krebs, William...................412
Kreis, Susan................239, 267
Kreitner, Neal . .226, 289, 365
Krepps, Gayle.....................313
Kreslins, Evald............289, 371
Kress, Marge.............. 
.259
Krevchauf, Judy.................261
Krieger, Richard ...............232
Krimian, Carol .........224, 308
Kring, Judy.................268, 308
Krinsky, Dan....................

211,213,342,385
Krishnan, Saroja...............221
Krishnan, V. N....................221
Krogulecki, Kenneth P... .289
Krohn, Harvey...................350
Krohn, Walt.......................335
Krosche, Herta M..............412
Kroth, Martin A................406
Krueger, Detlef E..............406
Krueger, Roberta..............

249, 

262, 263

Krupp, Thelma .........220, 267
Kruse, Susan.......................305
Krutz, Carol .......................341
Krymis, Karen...................216
Kubo, Toshio.....................378
Kuch, Irene M......................412
Kudlik, Charles .........351,397
Kudsk, Christopher...........275
Kuehl, Henry .....................222
Kuehnemund, Richard .. .278
Kuenzli, John A..................406
Kuenzli, Walter A..............365
Kugel, Elizabeth E..............406
Kuhn, Rae Ann............315, 371
Kuhn, Robert K..................378
Kuhnle, Kitti.......................268
Kuhnlohe, Carol J...............402
Kukla, Kris.........................270
Kukulka, Dorothy .. .220, 257
Kulenkamp, Alwin W........365
Kulkis, Dale...............249, 270
Kull, Michael.....................332
Kunitser, Lee R...........356, 385
Kunzru, Omkar .................221
Kuperus, Marilyn .............301
Kupiec, Karen ...................304
Kupsoff, Gary E..................340
Kurzenberger, Carol.........249
Kushner, Brin..............342, 378
Küster, James J..................378
Kutas, Richard M..............371
Kutchey, Marilyn...............273
Kutchins, Susan.................258
Kukhaus, Margaret R. .. .371
Kuyper, Carolyn ...............371
Kuze, Gunta.......................313
Kyburz, Dean.....................247

L

LaBenne, Joe .....................336
Lacasse, Marrily.................258
Lacchia, Joe.......................325

 
Lacey, Suzanne...................239
Lackner, Carol G. .. .244, 302
Lady, Karl W.............346, 371
Lafave, Francis E..............412
La Frey, Lois A..................371
Lago, Laura ......................270
Lahn, Dan...........................350
Laidly, Paul R....................365
Laing, John C......................227
Laitinen, William...............202
Laliberte, Marilu...............371
Lalk, Robert.......................333
La Londe, Joanne A..........385
LaLonde, Nancy ... .234, 264
Lamb, Donald D................378
Lamb, Franklin E...............378
Lamb, Phillip R..................406
Lamb, Robert A..................378
Lambert, Sandra J. . .317, 371
Lamberts, Patricia A..........371
LaMere, Gerald.................222
LaMotte, Helen, Hsmr. .. 322
Lamphere, Carol...............309
Lamphere, Lottie L............406
Lamphere, Margo B. .309, 391
Lampi, Diane.....................308
Lance, Gary K............338, 378
Landacre, William 
...........223
Landeck, Richard E..........326
Landon, Gordon L..............206
Landy, Patrick 0................406
Lang, A1 .............................241
Lang, Paul .........................327
Langdon, Ralph.........223, 348
Langeland, Sandra.............239
Langer, Arthur...................236
Langohr, Lucy . .202, 314, 317
LaNoble, Ann E.........301, 402
Lantis, Viva E......................334
Lapish, James C..................378
Laramie, Sharon ...............271
Larkins, Gregory...............334
Larkin, Lynn L....................391
Larlee, Judith K..........315, 392
Larmee, Jacqueline J..........378
Larnard, Charles A............371
LaRose, Carolyn ...............269
Larsen, Janet E...................378
Larson, Laryl .. .244, 246, 317
Larson, Linda L..................392
Larson, Nancy ...................293
Larson, Nancy...........224, 302
Larson, Orlin C..................234
Larsson, Penny..................

204, 216, 258, 371
Larzelere, John .................346
Lash, William M................412
Lasher, BUI.........................218
Laske, Tom........................346, 406
Lasker, Jerry 1......................378
Laster, Ellen.......................300
Latendresse, Sue ...............305
Latterman, Mark A............412
Laubach, Duane 1..............392
Laupitz, Anita.....................222
Laura, Frank .....................279
Laure, Barb 
.......................261
Laurence, Sandra...............276
Lauri, Elizabeth 
...............259
Lautenshlager, G. G...........343
LaveUe, John F...................397
Lawford, Anne...................312
Lawlor, Martha A. . .307, 378
Lawrence, Donald.............275
Lawrence, Kay 
.........250, 304
Lawson, Jess.......................346
Lawton, Richard ...............331
Layton, Linda 
...................317
Layton, Mary.....................300
Layton, Nancy..........231,293
Lazarus, Edward ...............338
Lazell, John .......................223
Leach, Joel T..............337,371
Leahy, Jim..........................241
Leavenworth, Linda...........302
Leaver, John E............343,392
Leavitt, John T....................378
LeBlanc, Ronald R..............371
Lecours, Loraine ...............269
LeCureux, Margie J............261
Lederer, Peter P..........349, 412
Lee, Fredrick W..................378
Lee, Judith .........................201
Leff, Steve ...........................342
LeGrande, Douglas R. ... 344
Lehoczky, Steve E..............412
Leidholdt, Lorrie ... .232, 232
Leighton, Kathleen ...........264
Leik, Russel L............. 
.412
Leino, Jo............................232, 232
Leiphart, Judy ...................310

446

Leisenring, Karl B. . .202, 215
Lemberger, Betty J............378
Lembke, Delores ..............258
Lenehan, Carole 

..............
202, 221, 222 
Lenett, Richard S. .. .320, 412
Lenick, Harry E..................340
Lennon, Bob.......................343
Lent, James E......................378
Lent, Karen S.....................308, 392
Leonard, Ralph B................210
Leonard, Wade E. .. .230, 371
Lerg, Bobbie.......................319
Lerman, Jerry ...................349
Lerner, Jay R......................349
Lesan, Amanda .................225
Leslie, Marcia.............200, 221
Leslie, Sherry.....................301
Levely, Thomas F................378
Levin, Harvey A.................

205, 

210, 275

Levin, Marty.......................349
Levin, Norman...........251, 349
Levine, Fred J. . .206, 236, 385
Levine, Martin...................320
Levine, Michael .................349
Levine, Samuel...................371
Levitz, Arthur K..........412, 320
Levitz, Howard...................350
Lewandowski, Nancy........201
Lewandowski, Patricia ...311
Lewis, Belle 
.......................342
Lewis, Mrs. Fay.................301
Lewis, Genie.......................310
Lewis, Loma G...................392
Lewis, Marcia A..................412
Lewis, Mary Ann...............312
Lewis, Nancy .....................251
Lewis, Rhea 
.......................303
Lewis, Richard W...............343
................301
Lewis, Suzanne 
Lewis, Theodora 
...............412
Leykum, Charles R..............378
Lhyle, Rodney K..............  .334
Libstaff, Lila.......................265
Licht, Emanuel 
.................418
Lichtman, Roberta ... 244, 303
Lichtstein, Jerry 
...............349
Lickly, Betty L......................371
Liddle, WUliam A................412
Liebler, Edward.................253
.................277
Liggett, Robert 
Ligozio, Joanne .................264
LUly, Nedra......................306
Lin, Paul .............................406
Lincoln, Clark 
...................371
Lincoln, Janice N..............371
Lincoln, Mary H. .. .261, 402
Lincoln, RusseU S...............365
Lind, Kathleen...................238
Linder, Douglas........240, 340
Linder, Laurie ...................306
Linderman, GU...........346, 371
Lindig, Kathryn K..............392
Lindquist, Carl L................406
...............253
Lindquist, Floyd 
Lindquist, Michael...........219
Ling, Dorothy ...........208, 392
Lingg, Ronald H..................397
Linnemann, Hugh .. .216, 338
Lindsay, Sue 
.............249, 306
Linsea, Jack.......................216
Linsenmann, Marilyn ....

241, 247, 250, 318
Lintz, Robert L....................378
LinvUle, Sara .....................312
Lipman, Tim.......................323
Lipp, Victor .......................328
Lippert, Lawrence.............279
Lippert, Susan . .200, 301, 314
Lippitt, Allen J....................412
Lippson, Robert L..............406
Lipscomb, Gretchen..........
200, 

347

Lipsey, I. J..........................216
Lipsky, Richard R..............379
Lipton, Arthur ...................246
Lipton, David.....................350
Liscio, Veronica ... .257, 243
Lishnoff, Gary ...................349
Liss, Roger J.......................412
Little, Sally.........................317
Little, Vickie.......................201
Livesay, Richard.................336
Livingston, David...............275
Livingston, Richard...........350
Lloyd, WUliam B................212
Loan, Ken...........................234
Lobe, Jon ...........................281
LobeU, Michael .................324
Lobenhofer, Sheila M.........371

Lockhart, Barbara .. .354, 313
Lockwood, David R...........371
Lockwood, Dean...............291
Loder, Barbara ................209
Loeding, John ...........232, 291
Lofback, Bruce ................326
Loffi, Grace.........................313
Logan, Von D......................336
Lohmann, Mark L..............379
Lohmolder, Darrell G. .. .365
Lohrentz, John M................379
Lohrey, Dennis R..............

326, 356, 379

239, 
Lomason, Janet L..............392
Lombard, Nancy ..............232
Long, George W..................356
Long, Patricia ..231,241,274
Longuski, Marvin ............289
Longwood, Bonnie.............314
Longwood, Lavonne L. ... 412
Lonning, Linda...................261
Loomer, Harry T................406
Loomis, Linda............243, 269
Loomis, Margaret M..........406
Loomis, Martha.................201
Lorentzen, Richard ..........333
Lorenz, Alan J....................342
Lorenz, Richard 
... .333, 392
Lorimer, Sue...............247, 312
Lortie, Lee ........................348
Lossmann, Wayne.............216
Lostutter, Bertha...............306
Lott, Ronald D....................406
Louis, Maree E...................371
Louis, Nancy ....................306
Louwenaar, Judith ..........392
Loupe, Michael ................282
Loupitz, Anita ..................259
Love, Geri...........................314
Loving, Susan ...........256, 310
Lowe, Jackie...................224, 
Lowenthal, Doris...............249
Lowery, PriscUla D...........402
Lowi, Bettie ... .247, 303, 244
Lozier, William ................281
Lucas, Ann M......................253
Lucas, Ferris E...................334
...............249, 313
Lucas, Judy 
Lucas, Kenneth 
...............218
Lucas, MarUyn.................313
Lucas, Raymond .............231
Lucas, Richard.................231
Lucas, Sally 
.............318,412
Luce, Bonnie...................204, 
Ludwick, John S..................397
Ludwig, Ellen.....................265
Ludwig, Rick .....................323
Lueck, Sharon ...........201,306
Luehrs, Marcia...................200
Luepnitz, Carl R..........253, 418
Luginbill, Susan.................312
Luke, Laurence M..............326
Lukesich, Claudia ............

208, 319, 392
Lukonic, Phyllis K..............265
Lulla, Basantkumar P. .. .221
Lulla, Pushpa.....................221
Lum, Carole ... .204, 276, 406
Lumiansk, Jeremy P..........379
Lund, Connie .....................271
Lund, John E......................253
Lund, Judy A..................222, 
Lundberg, Susan M...........

225, 

230, 371

Lundquist, Joe ...................325
.........316,354
Luneke, Sheryl 
Lunsford, Judith 
...............307
Luoma, Dorothy ...............249
Luoto, Diane J....................412
Lurie, Sherwin L...............  342
Lustig, Helene ...................272
Luther, Kent T....................406
Lutkus, Judy.......................238
Luxmore, William J............392
Lynch, Jeremiah L..............412
Lynch, Pamela...................258
.....................261
Lyon, Jeanne 
Lyon, Larry L......................379
Lyon, Phyllis A...................379
Lyon, Theodore A..............392
Lyons, David .....................354
Lytle, Jane .........................301

M

Maccardini, Andrea...........271
Maccleery, Doug...............220
MacDonald, Charles E. ..
250, 

328

MacDonald, David ...........339
Macdonald, Janet C..........402

Mac Donald, Jill..............

247, 250, 301
MacDonald, Mike.............241
MacDonell, Denny ...........346
MacGeorge, Richard 
....323 
Machalleck, Marianne ...

262, 263
Mack, Bradley..........331,412
Mack, Judy 
......................308
Mackay, Robert................331
Mackin, Dave....................355
Macklam, Jean..........243, 273
Macklem, Virginia.............338
MacLean, Duncan M.........345
MacLeod, Phyllis...............311
MacNaughton, Michael . .216
Maday, Henry ...................279
Maddin, Richard ..............349
Madejczyk, Kenneth .245,282
Mader, G. Victor ............333
Madill, Barry T..................392
Madison, John A................281
Madonna, Johnnie 
..........241
Maes, Gerald .....................412
Maes, Lee ...........................267
Magee, Maggie 
.................315
Magee, Sharon A................402
Magee, William T................218
Magruder, Jo .....................257
Magyar, Joseph A..............379
Magyar, Mary E.................412
Mahalak, Dianne...............258
Mahaney, Pat.....................261
Maier, Richard H..............225
Maker, David M..................234
Makinen, Michael D..........397
Makinen, Robert S..............371
Malamey, George .............253
Malich, Kenneth ..............

305

219, 355, 397

213, 
Malila, James 0..................397
Malizia, David 
........225,335
Malmstrom, Kay ...............314
Malott, Mike.......................218
Mamchur, Orleen ... .249, 273
Mandell, Ethel...................392
Mandell, Steven.................342
Mandigo, William D.........

327, 379
Manecke, Karen ..............266
Mangol, Sandra ................

402

229, 231, 293, 371 
Manica, Marianna .. .258, 316 
Mankin, David G. .. .253, 418
Mann, Jerry M..................397
Mann, Peggy.......................264
Mann, Sue...........................261
Mann, William A.................337
Mann, William F..............

212, 335, 379
Manning, David G..............234
Manning, Franklin G.........

310

215, 379
Manning, Peter C...............406
Manning, William J..........365
Mannix, Denny...................325
Mansberger, Dale .............331
Mansfield, Jim ...................331
Manuel, Thomas ...............328
Maples, Robin ...........232, 291
Maraj, Kenneth W..............328
Marcell, Charlene R..........379
Marcille, Ann.............240, 313
Marcus, Linda..........231,293
Mardos, Sue .......................258
Margolis, Jeffrey S............371
Marion, Nancy J................406
Markevics, Harijs ... .212, 379
Markey, David W................379
Markham, Frederick C. . .412
Markley, Harriet ...............354
Markley, Jill......................247, 306
Maroney, William .. .242, 343 
Marquand, Bruce ... .205, 281
Marris, Webb R..................371
Marsden, Marti .................272
Marsh, Sandra G................402
Marshall, Harold P..........365
Marshall, Jerry...................337
Marshall, Judith ....216,250
Marshall, Troy D................392
Martell, Mary . .209, 206, 402
Martens, Ruth ...................265
Martin, Daniel W...............220
Martin, Desiree F...............392
Martin, Diane 
...................258
Martin, Frank . .205, 210, 275
Martin, Fred A...................379
Martin, Helen M................270
Martin, Larry E..................365
Martin, Mary J. .................241

Martin, Mary M.........276, 392
Martin, Richard.................275
Martin, Sharon...................267
Martin, William.................213
Martino, Michael...............344
Martinson, Larry E............379
Martinson, Susan...............266
Martz, Richard 
.................279
Marven, Hynson ..............281
Marxer, Frank..........242, 327
Marzolf, Mary..................233
Mason, Gregory W. .. 334, 385
Mason, Judith P..................385
Massoll, Duane E................345
Mastana, Mohinder...........221
Mastro, Joe A.....................379
Matheny, Glenn.................329
Matheny, June 
........232, 232
Mathes, William ...............333
Mathieson, Ann.................306
Mathivet, Lynn...................304
Mathur, Leela.....................221
Mathur, Vishwa 
...............221
Matsusaki, Hirofumi........
203, 
Matthes, Marti 
.........262, 263
Matthews, Gary M.............379
Matthews, Robert W.........
231, 

223

406

Matthias, Heidi .................261
Mattick, Diane.................314
Matyas, Sharon ................

201, 

310, 406

Mautz, Jerry L....................225
Maxam, Richard ...............289
Maxon, Susan.....................268
......237,258
Maxon, Terry 
Maxwell, Frank 
..............241
Maxwell, Julie..........249,258
Maxwell, Karen 
....222,259
Maxwell, Mary...........257, 300
May, Kathryn ...........224, 315
May, Ric .............................320
May, Stephen M................412
Maycock, Sharon...............258
Mayer, Terry .....................336
Maynard, Lynn........250, 313
McAleer, JoAnne...............311
McAra, Judith J...............371
McAsh, Edward................392
McBain, Robert........250, 328
McCabe, Bonny................316
McCann, Patsy J...............392
McCanna, Lloyd ..............230
McCarten, Cathy..............276
McCarthy, Margie 
.. 302, 392 
McCarthy, Michael J. 210, 324 
McCarthy, Patricia ..315,412
McCartney, Celia..............274
McCarty, Marilyn............261
McClaskey, William H. . .242 
McCleary, Barbara . .309, 371 
McClellan, Anita 
...236,406 
McClelland, Linda ... 262, 263 
McClelland, Nancy ..216,402
McClung, Milford H.........379
McClure, H. David..........371
McConnell, Mary M.........302
McCook, Jean.....................249
Me Cool, Mary Jane ....

202, 

203, 215, 304, 379

McCord, Patricia...............264
McCormick, Gwen 1............392
McCormick, James ..245,281
McCormick, Mike.............343
McCormick, Raymond S. .412
McCoy, John S....................365
McCray, Elwin E................211
McCrea, Benjamin.............385
McCrumb, Mrs. Joan ... .371
...............335
McCue, Thomas 
McCutcheon, Barbara ... .259 
McDaniel, Catherine E. . .412 
McDevitt, J. Patrick ....369
McDonald, Barbara 

........

232, 

269, 402

213, 355, 397 

McDonald, Diane .............318
McDonald, E. June .........392
McDonald, Janette K. ...371
McDowell, Judson A.........

205, 
McElhoe, Leanne ... .311, 392
McElrath, Gale H................385
McEvilly, Patrick J. . .323, 379
McFall, Jim .......................325
McFarren, Bruce B...........371
McGhan, Harlan ...............280
McGillis, Timothy J...........412
McGillivray, Mary Jo .... 302 
McGinnis, Michael A. ... 225 
McGlade, Ed.......................344

McGrady, Denton 
...........351
McGrath, Robert V...........340
McGraw, Edward...............356
McHalpine, Michael F. . .340
McHuron, Joan........201, 272
Mcllrath, Terry L................335
Mcllwain, Barbara ...........314
Mclnnis, Mary..........243,258
Mclntire, John...................206
McIntosh, Kathleen...........201
McIntosh, Rex K................289
McIntosh, Shari 
...............308
Mclver, Brian ..223,354,379 
McKanders, Larrestine 
. .271 
McKane, Terry J. .. .227, 371
McKarns, Sharon L...........392
McKay, Joan .. .201, 230, 418
McKay, Thomas ...............326
McKee, Pamela A..............261
McKenzie, Sandra R.........371
McKenna, Sharon............238
McKim, Wayne L................371
McKinley, Jane...................306
McKinney, Stewart E.........
205, 

329

McLaughlin, Nancy..........273
McLaughlin, T. G............348
McLean, Drake A................379
McLellan, Richard............326
McMahan, Penny..............

224, 304, 357

McMahon, April ..............

239, 266, 371

McMahon, Patricia..........

246, 248, 308, 371
McMartin, Jeanie ... .220, 276 
McMichael, Dennis D. . .412
McMillan, Claude.............203
McMillan, Miriam ... 262, 263
McMillen, Amy .................371
McMillen, Robert J...........321
McMillen, Kenneth E..........331
Me Monagle, Sheila.........210
McNamara, Anne .............273
McNaughton, Clare . .220, 293
McNeill, Kenneth ............331
McNulty, Michael E..........334
McPherson, Elizabeth N. .402 
McPherson, Patricia A. . .392 
McPherson, Thomas .206, 321
McQuitty, John .................249
McRoy, C. Peter...............365
Me Vety, Jerry...................280
McWilliams, Dianne.........270
Mead, Jon A................226, 365
Mead, Kenneth W..............406
Mead, Nancy .....................301
Mead, Stuart.......................203
Mead, Tom..................321, 365
Mead, Zane.........................365
Meade, Clyde K..................217
Meador, Paul D..................379
Meagher, Dennis J..............379
Mechlin, David...................343
...........269, 371
Medlyn, Jean 
Meech, Lynn 
.....................213
Meeks, Frances .................271
Megdell, Dave.....................249
Mehaffy, John R...........340, 412
Mehas, Mike .....................322
Mehling, Diana L................392
Mehra, Suresh K..................221
Meier, Karen.......................307
Meinhold, Dale L................406
Meintz, Robert 
.................217
Meister, Ellis E...................365
Melcher, Robert 
...............220
Melhado, Seth ...................349
Mellish, Ronald .................333
Melnick, Barry R................379
Melotti, Dante...........322, 371
Melstrom, John W..............324
Mendelow, David ... 350, 379
Mendham, Susan...............273
Mendyk, Marv...................351
Meninger, Dave.................322
Meno, Marion L..................392
Menton, Gary M..................412
Mercadal, Michele K..........271
Merrick, Priscilla...............271
Merrifield, Susan J..............412
Merrill, Caroline J..............371
Mertz, John ...............240, 343
Merz, Marlene ...................260
Meshber, Judy...........250, 318
Mestrezat, Sue ...................302
Metcalf, Anne ...................312
Metcalf, Ronald.................340
Metzler, Richard J. . .241, 248
Metzler, Richard V............379
Meulebrouck, Roland .... 202

...................313

Meuser, Wina 
Meyer, Gerald C. ..321,365
Meyer, Jeanne ...................256
Meyer, Leon.......................350
Meyer, Linda .....................266
Meyer, Nancie ...................317
Meyer, Nancy A..................402
Meyer, Paul N....................379
Meyer, Peggy .............224, 303
Meyer, Sally..............202, 313
..379,279
Meyland, John C. 
Micale, Concerta A...........392
Michael, Anand K. . .371, 221
Michael, Carol...................221
Michael, Harry 
.232,291,379
Michael, Raj .......................221
Michaels, Kenneth D.........210
Mick, Marilyn ...................230
Micongwe, Clem.................215
Middleton, Dick ___211,236
Middleton, Valerie............

204, 

272, 406

Mielke, Marsha .................316
Mierendorf, Clara R............227
Mihay, Carole . .216, 243, 272 
Mikelberg, Martin 
.. 350, 379
Mikolusky, Jo A..................319
Mildenberg, Jeanine .........276
Miles, Chester.....................226
Miles, Mike........................279
Mileskiewicz, C...................227
Million, John E..................,371
Milko, Carl N......................365
Milks, Phillip .....................227
.242, 328, 379
Miller, Andrew 
Miller, Barbara 
.................311
Müler, Carl A......................342
Müler, Carol .......................302
MUler, Carol A...................392
Müler, Donald L................328
MUler, Harriet F................406
Müler, Henry R.........217, 365
Müler, Janet D...................392
MUler, Joseph A.................418
MUler, Karen K..................371
Miller, Linda ...236,249,258
MUler, Madelon.................301
MUler, Marguerite Y. ...406
MUler, Marilyn 
.................312
MUler, Marion...................272
Miller, Mary Claire...........305
MUler, Mary.......................371
...................247
MUler, Melvin 
MUler, Mike .......................327
MUler, Nancy.....232,273
MiUer, Naomi R..................372
MUler, Robert K.................334
Miller, Sandy .....................313
MiUer, Sue .................236,312
MUler, Susan J..........204, 262
MiUer, Warren...................281
MUler, Wathena J..............402
MUler, Wüliam H..............412
MUlerd, Linda ...................234
MiUigan, Prudence K.........392
Müls, Ann...........................260
MiUs, Barbara A..................312
Müls, Barbara G..................392
Mills, Glen .........................355
MUlspaugh, Susan.............293
MUne, Robert.....................282
Milner, Ronald G................372
Müord, Jan B. . .247, 345, 412
Miner, Thomas .................216
Minford, Marilyn A............406
Minor, Bryan .....................227
Minor, EmUy .....................247
Minow, Robert ...................350
Minster, Richard W............412
Missimer, LucUe ...............200
Mitchel, Thomas 0..............365
Mitchell, Allan W...............385
Mitchell, Donna 
...............313
MitcheU, Dorian A..............397
MitcheU, Joan 
...................316
Mitchell, Kenneth A..........322
Mitchell, Kenneth L..........412
Mitchell, Marilyn 
.............232
MitcheU, Penny .................313
Mitchell, Susan .247,250,313
Mo, Nguyen D..........214, 220
Modderman, Norma........265
Moffett, John C....................354
Mogg, Myra .......................311
MohUl, Pat.................244,313
Mokma, Arnold L........... .365
Mokma, Delbert 
...............217
Molaver, Irene D................392
Moline, Michael M..............365
Molitz, David.....................342

Moll, Richard C..........346, 379
Molnar, Michael................333
Monash, Richard..............275
Monette, Pamela ... .241, 276
Moninger, Dave.................322
Monkman, Jerald...............225
Monrad, Sharon L... .316, 392
Montague, Nancy C............372
Montana, Joseph ..............216
Moody, James D................379
Moody, WUliam C.............

219, 352, 397

214, 
Moon, Ferdinand W..........406
Moonen, Thomas...............333
Mooney, Karen...................351
Moore, Alice 
.. .238, 247, 302 
Moore, Betty J. .224, 250, 301
Moore, Campbell A............209
Moore, Carol ....................250
...................260
Moore, Carole 
Moore, Caroline 
..............266
Moore, Carroll C................392
Moore, Charles W..............379
Moore, Craig M..................331
Moore, Dave F............334, 379
Moore, Diane C..................392
Moore, Gail ...............249, 308
Moore, Janice C.........226,402
Moore, Jerry R....................372
Moore, Joyce 
.....................269
Moore, L. Shirley.............402
..................239
Moore, Lynne 
Moore, Mary 
....................203
Moore, Nancy ...........244, 315
Moore, PhiUip G................379
Moore, Richard .................347
Moore, Susan.....................200
Moore, Terrance E. .351,412
Moore, WUliam .................338
Moorhead, Robert A..........406
Moorman, PriscUla M. ... 372
Moots, Beverly...................267
Moran, John T....................344
Moran, Kathryn 
...............250
Moran, Martha L................379
Moran, Michael J................351
Morey, Peter.......................351
Morgan, James G. . .322, 379
Morgan, Richard A............365
Morgan, Ron 
.....................346
Morphy, Richard...............225
MorrUl, Dennis...................232
MorriU, Dr. C. C................232
Morris, Carol C............... .412
Morris, Cliff .......................346
Morris, Frank V..................206
.............351
Morris, Lawrence 
Morris, Molly 
...................249
Morris, Tom.......................232
Morrish, Jack.............225, 238
Morison, Elizabeth D. .. .392
Morrison, Judith ...............406
Morrison, Robert G...........324
Morrissey, Thomas K..........372
Morrow, Pat......................247, 312
Morse, Jack ...............222, 329
Morse, Richard A................372
Mort, Carole J.. .228, 260, 392
Mortimer, Claryn B............402
Morton, Alexander ...........385
Morton, Jim .......................240
Morvay, Pat.......................311
Moser, Suzanne .................259
Moses, George J..................335
Mosher, Roberta J.............392
Mosher, Val .......................261
Mosier, CamUle.................257
Moss, Eldon .......................412
Moss, Jon A........................372
Moss, Richard 
...................320
Moss, Robert D..................418
Motts, George.....................289
Moulas, Evangeline C. ... 372
Moulton, Kern A................406
Mount, Anne .....................231
Moussavi, Nasle Ali...........397
Mowat, Marjorie A............372
Mowers, David E................324
Mowers, Denise .................266
Moxley, Richard R..............412
Mueller, Eugene 
...............281
MueUer, Joyce ...................372
Mueller, Marjorie 
.............314
MueUer, Mark J..................365
Mueller, Robert G..............379
Mukherjee, Benoy ........221
Mulholland, Thomas G. . .356
Mullaly, Sharon A..............392
MuUer, Frank G..................379
Muller, Robert W..............412
Muller, Stephen P................323

Mulligan, John D................397
Mumaw, Brian...................346
Mummert, Arnold D..........397
Munger, Ed R......................365
Munn, Sherri......................

224, 247, 251, 317 
Munshaw, Cara L. . .208, 392
Munton, Melanie...............228
Murphy, Carol L................392
Murphy, David R. ........354
Murphy, Dennis J..............412
Murphy, GaU............234,271
Murphy, Jack.....................336
Murphy, Wayne.................280
Murr, George.....................222
Murray, Anne 
...................313
Murray, James G................406
Murray, Michael R............365
Murray, Ronald R..............406
Murthy, Krishma...............221
Musgrove, John W. . .225, 365
Musolf, Richard.................325
Musselwhite, Edward F...

212, 355
Myall, Thomas E. .. .220, 338
Myers, Dawna L..................379
Myers, George ..................208
...................327
Myers, Robert 

N

Nachtman, Julie........310, 392
Nagler, Ken ......................241
Naiman, Jack.....................349
NaimpaUy, Somashekhar .221
Naimpally, Sudha ............221
Namey, Drucilla A..............386
Nasberg, MarUyn..............258
Nash, Bonnie J....................402
Nash, Kathy...............249,258
Nash, Laura .......................313
Nason, Judy .......................267
Nauert, Roger C.........328, 351
Nawrocki, Norbert J.........365
Needham, Jerry E................379
Needleman, Ronald..........349
Neel, James................247, 346
Neff, Doug...........................323
Neff, Katherine...................274
Nehle, Bizent .....................223
Neininger, Janice...............261
Nejylski, Lin.......................236
Neldon, Robert...................333
Neligan, Patrick T..............412
Nelson, Bruce S..................356
...................266
Nelson, Caryn 
...................272
Nelson, Kathy 
Nelson, Loren 
...................223
Nelson, Margo J..................372
Nelson, Martha .................314
.................266
Nelson, Sharon 
Nelson, Vern 
.....................225
Neorr, Marianne ..............

224, 316, 402
Neslund, Robert A..............356
Nettle, Brent.......................231
Neubecker, Charles B........

213, 

339, 397

Neubecker, James S...........339
Neuenschwander, Doug . .351
Neuman, Barbara...............226
Neumann, Charles H.........355
Neumann, Donald P.........351
Neumann, Jerry W..............231
Neumann, Lois...................305
Newcombe, Mary...............273
Newell, WiUiam F..............379
Newland, Denton B..........379
Newman, Ronald R.. .247, 379 
Newton, Roger K. ... 220, 365 
Nguyen-Khoa, Thinh-Anh 379 
Nibbelink, Dwight W. ... 206
Nicolich, B............................233
Nichols, Ann .....................308
Nichols, Dick.....................213
Nicholson, Carole .............304
Nicholson, Michael...........216
Nickodemus, Glen.............352
Niedermeier, Nancy J..........372
Nielsen, Doug.....................321
Nielsen, Richard L..............379
Nigrelli, James D. .. .241, 412 
Nikodemski, Bruno A. .. .210
NUes, John C......................379
Nitecki, Barbara L..............379
Nitz, James.........................323
Nixon, Donna M..................392
Noack, Mary J....................372
Nohava, Evelyn .................270
Nolin, GaU .........................230
Noonan, Edward T..............330

Noorman, James ..............326
Norberg, Tilda A................412
Norcutt, James F. .. .355, 322
Nord, Linda L......................372
Nordgren, Jim ..................231
NordwaU, Paul R...............

214, 

220, 242, 327, 365

Norman, Gloria J................412
Norman, Lois E......256, 418
Northey, Darlene_232, 232
Northey, Karen G..............412
Norton, Donna...................228
Norwood, Lloyd.................323
Notarainni, Thomas P. ... 379
Novak, Jeanette.................270
Novick, Larry.....................320
Nowacki, Suzanne K.........

314, 392
Nowak, Marilynn ... .244, 319
Nowka, Dorothy ..............307
Nucien, Sandra R................392
....................226
Nugent, Don 
Nugent, Jim 
......................347
Nugent, Neü F....................206
Numelin, Dale C................331
Nürnberger, Fred V............226
Nutt, Orval........204, 352, 397
Nyberg, Martin W. .. 322, 206 
Nylund, Joan E....................392

O

Oade, Gerald.......................343
Oakes, Lois D......................412
Oakey, Thomas H..............351
O’Brien, Bernard B............412
O’Brien, Charles M............328
O’Brien, WUliam J..............379
Ochis, EUeen......................204, 412
O’Connor, Barbara...........318
O’Connor, Georgia D........

312, 392
O’Day, Patricia E................392
O’Dell, Beverly R. ... 286, 339
Odell, Sally........220, 354, 269
Odelli, Terry.......................337
O’Donnell, Dennis.............330
O’Donnell, Judy.................308
Odutola, Adedapo.............223
Oehling, Carl G..................231
Oehling, Lavina.................231
Oek, Jane.............................316
Offen, Alan.........................342
Ogden, Judy .......................249
Ogren, David J....................210
Ogren, John D............205, 345
Ohlers, Carol .....................267
Ohlson, Judith ...................261
Oien, Barbara.....................267
Okurume, Godwin E..........210
Oldenburg, John C..............328
Olds, Patricia.....................274
Olin, Sally...........................301
Olin, Wayne ........................241
Olive, EUeen.......................273
Oliver, Anita A....................380
Olmstead, James L.............

227, 

346, 386

Olree, WUliam M................372
Olsen, Edie .........................319
Olsen, John S.......................365
Olsen, Karen M..................392
Olson, Kenneth G. ..232,291
.....................279
Olson, James 
Olson, Linda B....................412
Olson, Lynn 
.......................273
Olstein, Robert...........242, 344
Omtvedt, J. Robert...........325
Onderwyzer, Steve J...........

205, 

355, 397

Ondrick, Charles W............406
Ondrus, Tom.......................225
Ongemach, Ann E..............372
Opas, Maryann. .224, 319, 402
Opitz, Judy.......................271, 301
Oppenhuizen, Cheryl L.. .. 372
Orazetti, Richard...............351
Orban, Don.........................352
Ormsby, Janet S..........304, 392
Ormsby, Wendy.................301
Orr, Mrs. Joan...................344
Orr, John D..........................380
Orr, Joseph A......................413
Orr, Susan...........................226
Orth, NeU ...........................218
Orvis, Deonne 
...................261
Orvis, Mary A......................259
Orwig, Dan.........................335
Osbum, Judy .....................293
Osborn, Richard ...............216
Osborne, Robert E..............380

447

Osburn, James A..................418
Oselka, Rolland J. .. .336, 413
Oselka, Ronald P...............

242, 336, 413
Osgerby, Joann................ .258
Osgood, Judith A................392
O’Shea, Patty.....................308
Osier, Thomas M. .. .343, 380
Osner, Susan S.....................402
Ossenmacher, John ...........346
Ostergren, William F........

352,397
Osterhouse, Laverne M. .. 393
Osterink, Bruce J...............

210, 249, 327

205, 
Osterhout, Ron L................322
Otterbacher, Marsha.........272
Otto, Cheryl......................247, 301
Otto, Harold 
.....................226
Oulton, Linda.....................258
Overhiser, Martin .. .328, 413
Over holt, Dess ...................264
Overkamp, Richard T. .. .328
Overman, Sue....................250, 315
Overton, Pam.....................316
Owen, Leland J....................365
Owen, Philip R....................325
Owens, Mike.......................241
Owsinek, Janice L..............372
Oye, Ron A..........................346

P

Pace, Robert C...........345, 380
Pacholke, Gerald F............397
Pacic, Carl J........................227
Padover, Jon.......................325
Padulo, Barbara A..............386
Paganelli, Jini.....................319
Page, Jan.............................315
Pagel, Rebecca...................211
Paige, Don L........................342
Paine, Ann...........................310
Pajtas, Margaret.................393
Palaszek, Bernadette........406
Palk, Cynthia A..................402
Palko, Anne E......................372
...............309
Palmer, Carolyn 
Palmer, Janis 
.....................232
Palmer, Linda J..................372
Palmer, Pamela .................258
Palmer, Peter J...........241,380
...............231
Palmer, Thomas 
Palo, Giles 
.........................356
Pals, Arnold.......................418
Pank, Ronald.....................334
Panks, David .....................323
Pantilla, John T.........326, 380
Papachristou, Gerald C...

354, 372
Papanek, Thomas F............386
Paquin, Phyllis...................201
Parcheta, Jerry...................345
Pardo, Constance E............372
Parent, Pauline E................393
Parham, Marylou K............372
Paris, Rosemary G..............393
Parish, James .....................355
Parish, Janice A..........245, 393
Park, Deanne.....................272
Parke, Angie.......................314
Parker, Carol A..................386
Parker, Gary D...........242, 322
Parker, Sandra J.................393
Parker, Sara .......................258
Parker, Sherman C..............380
Parker, Susan .....................258
Parks, Lloyd M............219, 215
Parmelee, Bonnie...............268
Parnell, Sandra L................302
Parr, Allen F........................321
Parson, Wilmer E. .. .215, 365
Paster, Lori.........................249
Pasternak, Michael ...........349
Patel, Chandrakant B..........221
Patil, Pandurang R..............397
Patterson, Harold A............380
Patterson, James A.. .327, 397
Patterson, Robert D...........356
Patterson, Sally 
.................261
Patterson, Sharon S............393
Patterson, Timothy ...........277
Patton, Linda E....................393
Pattullo, Garth...........281, 347
Patullo, Vincent S................354
Paulino, Richard G..............380
Paulis, Mary E....................271
Pauli, Stephen M................236
Paulson, Kay.......................308
Pavel, Judith M....................393
Pavlik, David .....................333

448

Pawlik, Gene ............275, 351
Pawloski, Philip J................380
Paxson, Garold L................380
Payeur, Mary L..................310
Payne, Donald A. . . .325, 380
Payne, Martha S..................271
Payne, Robert.....................232
Pearce, R. William...........380
Pearsall, Margo T................406
Pearse, Stephen .................380
Pearson, Mary A..................300
Pechersky, Gary L..............372
Pechinski, Robert...............225
Peck, Ken ..........................213
Peck, Mary E......................293
Pecknold, Wayne M............

204, 213, 352, 397
Pedersen, Joan...................311
Pedersen, Larry L. ..325,380
Pedit, Carolynn...................271
Peek, Jacqueline M..............393
Peet, Joseph E......................289
Peet, Patty...........................311
Pegg, Sara...........................218
Pekera, William T..............334
Pelletier, John R..................386
Pelmear, Wayne.................226
Peltier, Robert ...................380
Pemberton, Robert J............333
Pendell, Richard C..............339
Penner, Darryl L..................372
Pennington, Howard C. ..

253, 418
Pennock, Paul R..................406
Penrod, James C..................406
Penty, Mrs. June...............346
Percy, Catherine C..............393
Perez, Carlos S...........222, 356
Perhamus, Charles.............325
Perin, Carlton C.........236, 386
Perino, Michael E. .. .346, 380
Perinoff, Dianne.................308
Perkett, Sara J......................372
Perkins, James L................393
Perkins, Jill E......................269
Perla, Marilyn A..................413
Perlee, James .....................289
Perren, Roberta. .231, 239, 270
Perrett, Cynthia A..............271
Perrin, Dianne ...................315
Perry, Carl F........................380
Perry, Carolyn...........216,258
Perry, Janet E..............229,402
Perry, Rackeline 
..............247
Perry, Richard ...................245
Perry, Thomas C................365
Peslar, Drew.......................327
Peters, James .....................340
Peters, Marnie C................310
Peters, T. Frank .... 346, 372
Petersen, Mabel.................239
Petersen, Martha E............413
Peterson, Ann L..................413
Peterson, David A..............324
Peterson, Elaine 
...............231
Peterson, Eric S..................324
Peterson, Gerald L... 354, 372
Peterson, Gloria J..............372
Peterson, Joan ...................308
Peterson, Joel.....................216
Peterson, Karen.................267
Peterson, Mimi 
.................314
Peterson, Richard J............331
Peterson, Stephen E............206
Petravicius, Danute Y. .. .418 
Petriano, Frederick M. ... 356
Petrie, Mark.......................343
Petruska, David.................335
Pettit, Marilyn A................265
Pfannstiehl, Hank ... 242, 335
Pfau, Robert.......................328
Pfefferle, Joan E..........208, 393
Pfeiffer, Paul A....................324
Philip, Frank S....................206
Phillips, Jane K..........393,306
Phillips, Judith...........220, 393
Phillips, Margaret .............264
Phillips, Ronald.................350
Phillips, Steve.....................280
Philp, Ken R.......................241, 372
Piceu, John G......................330
Pickard, Judi.......................314
Piekenbrock, Peter.............397
Pierce, Jim .........................253
Pierce, Marilyn A................372
Pierce, Robert J. ...............397
Pierce, Roger M..................380
Piercy, William...................331
Piernick, Thomas...............327
Piersma, Norman...............222
Pierson, Lorraine ... .239, 305

Pietkiewicz, Janet C. .231, 380
Pike, Robert.......................232
Piksa, Jeanette L. ...301,393
Pinkerton, George F............380
Pinkstaff, Patzi...................213
Pinkston, Dennis B..............253
Pinney, Gould S..................365
Pinney, Janet 1............314, 393
Pippel, Sandra L..........307, 402
Pippenger, Jeanne.............202
Pirtle, Merrilee..................270
Place, Michael ..................418
Plahive, Craig....................337
Platz, Judy ........239, 262, 263
Plesco, Tom.........................281
Plies, Uldis.........................406
Ploeg, Gordon H................397
Plough, Thomas R. . .206, 413
Plumtree, Kay.............251, 308
Podlesak, Pat.............250, 315
Poest, Gordon D..................219
Poirier, Pam L......................393
Polash, William J...............380
Poling, Keith.....................205, 281
Polityka, Charles S..............365
Polk, Harold K............232, 372
Poll, Ronald.......................355
Pollack, Kenneth...............206
Poliak, Joanne F. .. .393, 304
Pollock, Barbara ...............301
Polzin, Patricia .................304
Pontz, Barbara...................311
Pool, Dewayne B...............278
Poole, David W..................344
Poorman, Jeffrey...............344
Poplawski, Mary J..............220
Popovich, John J................333
Popp, Raye........................239, 306
Porrell, David.....................333
Porter, George A................332
Porter, Janet.......................271
Porter, Jeffrey L.........247,340
Porter, Judith A..................386
Post, Susan .........................312
Postema, Douglas B...........397
Potter, Ann.........................264
Potter, Lawrence M...........380
Potter, MariseK..................256
Potter, Stan 
.......................328
Pouch, Thomas S..................365
Poulin, Alexandra F. .314, 431
Poulsen, George H..............380
Povill, Ira ...........................349
Povirk, Mary.......................201
Powell, Margaret A............372
Power, Mary.......................226
Powers, Joela M..................418
Powers, Michele 237, 250, 311 
Powers, Patrick E. . .222, 281
Poxson, Anne.....................200
Poxson, Judith M................

204, 260, 372
Prelesnik, Kenneth ...........397
Premo, Lynn.......................232
Prentice, Margo .249, 269, 306
Presley, Randolph S...........397
Presser, Bernard M............372
Prettyman, Nat...................218
Price, Jeff 
...........................232
Price, Judy M. . .216, 386, 208
Price, Leslie 
.......................241
Price, Peter.................330,210
Pricer, Jack K. . .241, 248, 380
Prieur, David J............329, 253
Primo, Marva.....................304
Prince, Joan .......................304
Princing, Judith.................258
Pring, Barbara...........231, 319
Pringnitz, Margo...............309
Printz, Joni.........................317
Prochaska, Michael R........380
Proops, William.................231
Prout, Ann .........................309
Provenzano, Nick J.. .338, 398
Pryer, Susan K....................393
Pryor, Ginny.......................315
Pryor, Gloria M..........300, 393
Ptashnik, William J.. .351, 398
Pudd, Arley J........................335
Pulling, Sarah J..........319,413
Purcell, Julie......................249, 260
Purdon, Patricia.................351
Purdy, Anne.......................241
Purdy, Remington J...........340
Purvis, Scotty.....................281
Pustula, Helene...................267
Putnam, Mary.....................259
Putz, Trudy.........................258
Pyle, Ellen...........................261

Q

Qualman, Mary........250, 315
Quering, Barbara ... .239, 258
Quesnel, Richard W...........407
Quigley, Constance J.........407
Quilling, Carolyn ... .267, 372 
Quinlan, Patrick .222, 241, 289 
Quinn, Norma.....................312

R

Raddatz, Sharon K..............380
Radek, Edward A................344
Rademacher, Jo A..............226
Rademacher, Ronald........223
Rader, Ronald...................349
Radgin, Diane C..................259
Rae, Bruce..................217, 281
Ragains, Charles ...............331
Rainey, Thomas C..............344
Rakish, Joanne E................256
Rail, Barbara J....................413
Ralston, James A................386
Ramsauer, Leroy H............413
Ramsey, Gene 
..................215
Ramsey, Pam ....................317
Ramsey, Rae.......................317
Ramthun, Bruce H..............380
Rand, Paul K........................332
Randall, Clark M................351
Ränder, Robert H................233
Rankin, Dorothy ...............261
Rankin, Elizabeth .............261
Ranous, Karl E....................372
Rans, D. Lynn...................202
Rapaport, Judy...........303, 393
Raphael, Jane.....................270
Rappleyea, Lowell .. .229, 212
Rappuhn, Dennis...............344
Raskin, Amy K....................386
Rasmussen, Robert L.........398
Rasmusson, Thomas E. .. .413
Rattiner, David H................398
Rauch, Victor.............211, 386
Raught, Richard.........331, 386
Rausch, Barbara ....256,372
Rauser, Wendy...........224, 318
Rautiola, Marlene ...314,250
Ravell, Robert J..................206
Rawden, Joseph H..............380
Rawls, John.........................205
Rawls, Vernon C................398
Ray, Linda...........................318
Raymond, Millicent . .241, 301
Rayner, Jim........................352
Read, Jolyn.........................354
Reader, Janette........319,393
Real, Pat .............................301
Ream, Marty .....................301
Reasoner, Pat.............239, 318
Reason, Morris R.........355, 398
Rebello, Dennis P..............221
Rebeschini, Mandy . .308, 393
Reddeman, Carol...............272
Reddy, Bandaru S..............221
Redinbo, Galen .................332
Reece, Jan...........................261
Reece, Ruth.........................261
Reed, Howard 
...................282
.........................308
Reed, Joan 
Reed, Peggy 
.......................261
Reed, Ty 
.............................326
Reed, Wilma .............227, 309
Reeds, Thomas W................372
Reeg, Janet.........................265
Reese, Art...........................220
Reeves, Larry.....................282
Regan, Daniel F..................380
Rehfuss, Helen J..................372
Reid, David B.....................355, 365
Reid, Doc ...........................245
Reid, Janice ...............256, 243
Reid, Joseph D....................406
Reid, Kay 
..........................:309
Reidel, Minna . .238, 262, 263 
Reighard, Carol L. . .314, 386
Reilly, Joan.........................306
Reiman, Helen...................307
Rein, Jim.............................281
Reinhard, Kenneth E..........372
Reisberg, Richard ............

246, 248, 349, 380
Reit, Barry .................206, 322
Reitenour, John D..............227
Reiter, Richard...................232
Reitze, Sandra ...................273
Remington, William S........380
Remondini, Joyce .............314
Renneisen, Rocky .............281
Renwick, Donald J..............209

Renwick, Michael .............220
Revord, Raoul D........351, 413
Reynolds, John R...............365
Reynolds, Nancy A............393
Reynolds, Ronald R............398
Rheinstein, Peter ..............

210, 205, 241, 279, 406
Rhen, John........242, 321, 365
Rhoads, Bonnie. .200, 226, 318
Rice, Bob 
...........................337
Rice, James P.....................380, 238
.........................320
Rice, Julea 
Rice, Kay 
...........................261
Rice, Philip A......................372
Rice, Thomas ....................335
Rich, Leslie.........................230
Richards, Paul A..................365
Richardson, Alan ... 204, 398
Richardson, Helen 
..........270
Richardson, Paul...............216
Richardson, Sallyann 224, 307
Richeson, Lucile.................318
Richmond, Daryl...............230
Richmond, Donald L..........418
..........230
Richmond, Marcia 
...........318, 393
Richter, Janie 
Richter, Robert 
................249
Ricketts, Robert A..............322
Riddell, Jeff.........................328
Riddle, Lloyd.............225, 365
Riegel, Richard...................216
Rieger, Bill .........................220
Rieman, Allen R..................380
Riemenschneider, Eric ...

380, 327, 356
Riepe, William...................241
Ries, Sharon.......................267
Riggs, Barry.......................320
Rigterink, George .. .241, 380
Rigterink, Keith........247,345
Riker, Howard...................320
Riley, Dan...........................327
Riley, Joseph W..................406
Riley, Judy .........................226
Rini, Angie J........................413
Rishoi, Don C......................380
Ritchie, William R..............344
Ritter, Gail.........................260
Rittschof, Bonnie J..............386
Ritzier, Connie...................259
Rivas, Armando E..............406
Rives, Marcia.....................311
Rizoff, Mary L.....................267
Robarge, Gideon...............227
Robb, Sharon.....................232
Robb, Vivian .....................261
Robbins, Albert .................320
Robbins, Jan 
............268, 393
Robbins, Putnam W. 220, 214
Roberson, Bernard E..........380
.....................273
Roberts, Ann 
Roberts, Betti 
...........313,393
Roberts, Doug ...................344
Roberts, Earle 
...................351
Roberts, Richard ....335,205 
Roberts, George 
... .279, 372
Roberts, Guy R...................393
Roberts, Jerry 
...........242,335
Roberts, Marshall B..........380
Roberts, Oscar S.................393
Roberts, Penni ...................301
Robertson, Beverly ...........341
Roberston, Daniel C..........380
Robertson, Linda 

............
256,311,413

Robertson, Marti..............

200, 220, 301, 347, 354
Robertson, Norman 
.........205
Robinson, Anne 
... .231, 293
Robinson, Clintonia 
.........225
...................220
Robinson, Jim 
Robinson, Marie ...............264
Robinson, Margaret 
.261,393 
Robinson, Nancy ... .269, 380
Robinson, Rebecca ...........272
Robinson, Raymond........339
Robinson, Robert D. . 355, 398
Robinson, Sally .........305, 386
Robinson, Sandra F..........372
Robinson, Sondra L..........393
Robinson, Stephen 
. .216, 413
Robinson, Théodore .........350
Robison, Harry A................413
Roble, Daniel .....................344
Robson, John M..................372
Rocco, William J..................380
Rogalski, Anthony.............398
Rogers, Curtis D..........202, 380
Rogers, E. Allen ...............372
Rogoff, Richard.........253, 320

Rohe, Duane .....................253
Rolison, Fred.............333,251
...............328
Rolland, Dennis 
Rollin, Karen ....................264
Rolph, Ardace.........274, 393
Rolston, Ronald.................223
Roman, Suzanne C..............413
Romanelli, Dan...................342
Romanic, Patricia ... 307, 393
Romano, Grace P................386
Rome, Frank .............281,380
Rompf, Robert...................203
Ronberg, Gary M................344
Rooks, Melissa..........230, 261
Root, Gary Ä,.....................277
Root, Judith A......................372
Roring, Ruth .....................311
Rosa, Ruth Ann.................309
Rose, Gerald.............214, 220
Rose, Robert M..................406
Rose, Sondra G....................393
Rosemas, Gerry.................327
Rosen, Arthur 
...................380
Rosen, Marcy.....................236
Rosen, Stanley R. ...355,365
Rosenberger, Philip........326
Rosenstrauch, Neil..........227
Rosenthal, Carolyn . .262, 263
Rosenthal, Marshall........203
Rosenwald, Calvin..........343
Roseveit, John T. ...329,352
Rosko, Elaine C..................413
Ross, Barbara ..224,308,393
Ross, Don...........................327
Ross, Mrs. Helen...............349
Ross, Renee ___224,317,341
Ross, Richard L........250, 329
Rossi, Richard ...................326
Rossi, Ronald J..................380
Rossman, Susan.................267
Rossnagel, Marvin.............241
Rosso, Julee .......................258
Roth, James D..................407
Roth, John N.......................407
Roth, Larry J......................335
Roth, Leonard J.........356, 380
Rothan, George J................366
Rothchild, Myrna T............413
Rothenburg, Paul M............386
Rothfuss, Arlene ...............257
Rotondo, Frank.................238
Roulo, Dolores A................372
Rouse, Mike.....................280
Roush, David A..........219, 348
Roush, W. Joel...................289
Roussey, Robert C.............328
Rowe, James......................323, 413
Rowe, John R......................398
Rowe, Thomas...................343
Rowland, Jon G. 
...238,380 
Rowland, Pam . .247, 317, 372
Roy, Anjishnu K..................221
Royce, AI ..........................211
Royer, Ronald ...................241
Rozsa, Ruth A......................386
Rubick, George .................275
Ruby, Edward.....................349
Ruby, Frederic...................349
Ruby, John.................214,220
Rudd, Martha.....................308
Rudish, Barbara...............218
Rudish, Richard J. .. .218, 372
Rudman, Marcia___247, 312
Rudolph, W. William___339
Rudolph, Victor J. ... 214, 220
Rudy, Thomas ...................347
Ruebensaal, Ann..............271
Ruesink, Bill 
.............205, 329
Ruesink, Dorothy..............261
Ruhf, Robin .......................241
Ruhly, Jim .................245,280
Rummel, Eugene R. . .372, 325
Rummel, Pauline 
.............231
Rumon, Robert J................222
Rumpsa, Jim ...247,249,325
Rundle, Merrie R...............413
Runquist, Jon E...................332
Runser, Rebecca E.............305
Ruppe, Dianne..................260
Rupprecht, Joan___200, 347
Rusch, William .................335
Rusert, Chris......................281
Ruskin, Robert 
.................413
Russ, Frank L.....................346
Russ, John Jr.......................346
Russell, Sue .......................260
Russo, Mary J.....................372
Ruth, Gretchen..................259
Rutherford, James H.........413
Rutkowski, Eugene R.........380
Rutledge, T..........................206

Ryan, Faye A.....................393
Ryan, Kathleen..................310
Ryan, Randy 0...................253
Rycyna, Carolyn L. . .269, 386
Ryder, Robert 
..................327
Rynbrandt, Jay..................281

S

Sabine, Ellen......................310
Sabo, William 
..................343
Sabourin, Gary J.................413
Sachse, Hans......................347
Sackett, Alan ....................281
Sainsbury, Robert E...........380
Sak, Tim ............................336
Sakoda, Sally ....................257
Sakowski, Ronald N..........380
Salas, Freddy.............352, 398
Salisbury, Paul P.................206
Salma, Mustafa M.............366
Salt, Janice A.....................413
Salt, Richard T...................386
Saltman, Mike...........242, 342
Samanen, Dave..................281
Sampson, Jan....................226
Sampson, Sandy................317
Samuel, Mrs. Dolores ... .225
Sanborn, Charles G..........372
Sande, Carolee..........310,393
Sanders, Lewis A...............413
Sanders, Ronald E.............326
Sanders, Sandy...................341
Sanders, Sheila 
........247,312
Sanderson, Jane.................218
Sandford, Carole...............261
Sandow, Joanne L..............

224, 306, 380
Sands, Wendy 
...................238
Sandy, Kenneth L..............380
Sanford, Sally ...........243, 261
Sante, Irene .......................314
Sass, Richard G..................340
Satchell, Michael..............348
Satenspiel, Bruce..............342
Satterwhite, Joan..............271
Sattler, Julie A....................393
Sattler, Sally.......................314
Saudek, Sandra A...............386
Saundri, Gene A..................413
Sautner, Sheila...................250
Sawa, Thomas R.......253, 418
Sawdey, Richard ..............

205, 210, 247
Saylor, Lois K.....................227
Sayre, Karen......................307
Scalzo, Sandy.....................311
Scandirito, Skip.................331
Scanlon, Patricia J. . .308, 373 
Scarpace, Laurie C. . .260, 393
Schaberg, Robert...............331
Schaefer, Dennis___227,351
Schaefer, Sue ............306, 341
Schaeffer, Linda 
....229,313
Schaeffer, Roberta............267
Schaeffer, Stephen............231
Schafer, Anita R.................393
Schafer, Gilbert H. ..343,381
Schafer, Jerome A..............398
Schaible, Don 
...................222
Schaller, Ronald R............

210, 205, 275
Schalow, Jeanne.................301
Schalow, Robert D............381
Scharaga, Ira .....................373
Scharf, Susan .....................402
Schattenberg, Frances L. . .373
Scheen, Alan.......................231
Scheer, Arthur L., Jr.........366
.....................274
Schei, Lorrie 
Scheiber, Dennis ...............335
Scheid, Barbara J. .. .312, 393 
Scheinpflug, Hannelore ... 270
Schell, Elva 
.......................304
Schell, Larry.......................326
Schempp, Betty .................402
Schenk, Nancy..................

200, 239, 244, 310, 347
Schepps, Dennis 
...............356
Scherbarth, Susan...............272
Schiebner, Ann ........217, 273
Schierholz, John C..............202
Schiffer, Carole M. . .201, 308
Schilling, Gary L...............398
Schlichting, Katie .............318
Schlitt, Don .......................328
Schluentz, Jack...................323
Schmidt, Barbara J. .308,373
Schmidt, Charles ...............333
Schmidt, Elizabeth A.........381
Schmidt, Fred M................329

Schmidt, Phyllis 
Schmidt, R. Lawrence ....

...............315

343, 381
Schmidt, Robert C..............418
Schmiege, Lorenz M..........407
Schmitt, Barbara...............270
Schmitter, Ruth .................217
Schneider, Chuck W..........327
Schneider, Eugene.............279
Schneider, Lee ...................310
Schneider, Janet 
...............269
Schneider, Susan K. .313,402
Schnell, William ...............352
Schnitt, Paul A...........236, 373
Schoenbeck, Deanna........261
Schoenith, Sharolyn..........341
.......................309
Scholl, Lois 
Scholl, Martin.....................281
Schölten, Judy ...................317
Scholtens, Simon A. .215,226
Schover, Dale A..................201
Schrader, Diane K..............402
Schramm, Alan W.............

206, 
Schramm, James D..............381
Schramm, Virginia M.........

247, 345, 381

231, 293
Schreiber, Anthony P.........342
Schreiber, Jerald F..............418
Schreiner, Walter N. . 329, 407
.....................323
Schreur, Lon 
Schriner, Charles___225, 323
Schroeder, Cynthia L. ...381
Schroeder, Frederick N. ..

Schroeder, Harvey P.........

328, 366

202, 381
Schroeder, Jonathan........340
Schroeder, Peggy A..........402
Schroeder, Roger L............413
Schubert, Gary P..................413
Schubert, Maryanne . 250, 272
Schueler, Nancy.................260
Schueneman, Thomas J. . .226
Schuett, Clifford E..............393
Schugar, Linda R................386
Schulien, Robert J. . .336, 381
Schultz, Larry.....................335
Schultz, Nancy...................271
Schumacher, Carol ...........313
Schumacher, George E. ..

289, 381
Schütz, Robert D................332
Schwartz, Bob ...................320
Schwartz, Charles F...........413
Schwartz, Lawrence 
......413
Schwartz, Linda B. .208, 393
Schwartz, Martha 
... 262, 263
Schwartz, Michael.............350
Schwartz, Richard.............236
Schwartz, Ronald 
.............393
Schwartz, Stan...................320
Schwarz, Bill 
.....................344
Schwarze, Thomas.............334
Schweitzer, Paul R..............332
Schwind, Carl J...................381
Scofield, Susanna___314,418
Scorsone, Chris .................309
Scott, Mary A.........234, 373
Scott, Penny___216,247,250
Scott, Rolland 
...................328
Scott, Susan .......................308
Scotto, Michael J................386
Scranton, Robert J.............

214, 220, 328
Serine, Russell ...................334
Scriven, Connie A................393
Scudder, Bonnie C. . .305, 402
Scully, David F....................381
Searing, Donald.................413
Seavitt, Nancy L..................304
Sebastian, Alex...................326
Secord, John E....................418
Seelhoff, Gerald N..............398
Sefton, Janice K..................265
Segal, Kenneth...................355
Segur, Harvey.....................346
Seibert, Susan .. .247, 250, 317
Seidel, Jim...........................251
Seidel, Philip A. .242, 334, 398 
Seidenschnur, Christiane ..

231, 271
Seitz, Nancee .....................264
Seitz, Sharron.....................265
Sekera, Lorelei...................311
Selak, Frederic T................414
Sell, John E..........................407
Sellek, Judy A......................243
Sellgren, Frank...................340
Semczak, Henry.................334
Sender, Don..............346, 381

Sender, Judith A..................386
Sengelaub, Linda...............261
Senger, Frank B..................

235, 236, 327
Senkin, Gerald N........220, 366
Sergeant, Ruth A................407
Serlin, Joel .........................349
Serling, Michael.................279
Sermak, Bernard A..............386
Serpa, Albert R..........328, 366
Severance, Leslie D.. .218, 329 
Sewing, Norman E. . .328, 381
Seyburn, Bruce...................349
Seyfarth, Ted .....................325
Shafer, Stephen G. . .226, 366
Shafer, Valerie C................373
Shah, Balkumar P...............

221, 222, 407 
Shank, Timothy F. .. .343, 381
Shanks, Keith............232, 232
Shannon, Bev............306, 341
Shannon, Gary M................328
Shannon, Linda .................257
Shapiro, Alan.....................320
Shapiro, Howard A...........354
Share, Gerald.....................350
Sharkey, Robert .................327
Sharma, Baldev .................221
Sharma, Piyush C...............

221, 222, 398
Sharpe, Charles T................386
Sharrow, Charles C...........332
Shassberger, Barbara J... .236 
Shatney, Robert H. . .225, 366 
Shattuck, David D. . .245, 386
Shaw, Kenneth...................333
Shaw, Richard M................227
........................313
Shaw, Ann 
Shaw, Linda R....................393
Shawver, Paul W................331
She, Yu Young...................381
Shea, Jack...........................345
Shearer, Donald K..............322
Sheedlo, Monte...................337
Sheehan, Alice A................381
Sheehan, Charlene.............264
Sheffield, Giles M................381
Shehan, Pam.......................316
Shelton, Dona.....................270
Shepard, Sherry L................304
Shepherd, Suzanne.............228
Shereda, Paul J....................366
Shereton, Linda J. .. .313, 373
Sherff, Louise A..................413
Sheridan, Robert L..............381
Sherman, Helen.................250
Sherwood, Ann .........306,393
Sherwood, Lauralee 
........253
Sherwood, Robert 0..........206
Sherwood, Terry E..............339
Shick, Victoria J. .. .312, 393
Shidle, David .....................348
Shields, Shine.....................317
Shifman, Allen...................320
Shiker, Donald...................343
Shimkus, Virginia .............267
Shine, Dennis.....................336
Shipley, Larry H..................393
Shoemaker, Jerry K...........

346, 413
Shoenut, Lynn.....................260
Shoup, Robert G. ...253,418
Shriver, Barb.......................265
Shuler, Holly.......................249
Siebers, Sharon...................318
Siegel, Martin J..........350,413
Siegel, Mickie J..................413
Siegel, Richard...................320
Sierant, Joan.......................261
Sietsema, Jane . .218, 236, 269
Sietz, Dick...........................344
Sigler, Bob...........................210
Sigrist, Deanna M..............402
Silbar, James F....................339
Silka, Frank W....................381
Silletti, Arthur V.........209, 398
Silvestri, Susan...................303
Simmons, Bobby G............373
Simmons, Doris........225, 244
Simmons, Ronald 
.............241
Simms, Barbara J................402
Simon, Bart 
.......................349
Simon, Paul W............226, 366
Simonds, Marjorie L.........

313, 407
Simons, Dan.......................348
Simons, Diane 
...................231
Simpson,, Colette K...........

248, 312, 413

Simpson, D..........................222, 354
Simpson, James A..............340

Simpson, Sharrell J..........393
................202
Simpson, Susan 
Simpson, Suzanne ............260
Sinclair, Marianne R........393
Sinclair, Renie ..................312
Sinha, Birendra ................221
Sinha, Ram Das...............418
Sink, Stephan C.........249,343
Sinke, Robert A., Jr..........398
Sinowitz, Jack ...........242,320
Sipila, Thomas...................334
Siplon, Thomas H. .. .331, 381
Sisko, Patricia L..........319, 386
Siudara, Bud...............250, 327
Sixt, John W........................324
Skala, John K.....................381
Skells, Penny.....................309
Skiles, Sheila J....................373
Skinner, Ann T....................393
Skinner, Carla J.................402
Skinner, Janet 
..................260
Skiver, Neal W...................222
Skomp, Dianne..................274
Skrocki, Mary....................258
Skutt, Robert H.................398
Slade, Ed............................241
Slade, Luman C..................381
Slagter, Carol Ann ... 232, 232
Slater, Sandy J............261, 393
Slaughter, John W. . .334, 407
Slaughter, Linda J.............413
Slayback, Paul C.................394
Slayton, Phillip W.............386
Sloan, Phyllis....................307
Sloat, Sharon M.................227
Slonski, Robert..................356
Slowinski, William F.........381
Slutzky, Gerald..................342
Small, Susan......................249
Smart, Don A.....................223, 381
Smart, Robert A.................340
Smeage, Dennis E...............281
Smego, Thomas ................281
Smeltekop, Duane J...........337
Smiley, Celia......................312, 386
Smircich, Laurence J. 210, 282
Smith, Amn.................306, 394
Smith, Art..........................335
Smith, Barry L...................

205, 213, 219, 355
Smith, Burton E..................381
.....................306
Smith, Carde 
Smith, Carol.......................249
Smith, Carol A....................313
Smith, Carol L...........239,402
Smith, Carolyn...................201
Smith, Catherine ...............267
Smith, Cheryl.....................261
.............247, 318
Smith, Cinda 
Smith, Claudia J..................373
Smith, David B....................413
Smith, Don E.....................351, 394
Smith, Duane J....................340
Smith, Edward...................326
Smith, Elaine A..................394
Smith, Fred W., adv.........275
Smith, Gary 
.......................347
Smith, Gary W....................373
Smith, Gerald W................338
Smith, Grace 
.....................314
Smith, Janice .............226, 316
Smith, Jerry A.....................346
Smith, Jo A.........................249, 309
Smith, John.........................281
Smith, Joseph W................413
Smith, Judith 
.................201-B
Smith, Judith A..................314
Smith, Judith A..................413
Smith, Judith A..................407
Smith, Julie A......................269
Smith, Julie.........................307
Smith, Karen A..................267
Smith, Karen L..........305,413
Smith, Karen M.............341-B
Smith, Karen R..................293
Smith, Karen S...................276
Smith, Kimbal...........241, 280
Smith, Margaret J..............

402, 264, 204, 243, 229 
Smith, Marge .. .317, 244, 225 
Smith, Marjorie .. .244-B, 225
Smith, Marilyn H................200
Smith, Marlene 
.................238
Smith, Mary C....................304
Smith, Maxwell S................381
Smith, Michael B...............

242, 280, 348, 386
Smith, Raymond S..............366
Smith, Richard M. Jr.........346
Smith, Robert H..................413
Smith, Sally S......................302

449

Smith, Sharon A................

272, 244, 311
Smith, Sid A........................386
Smith, Sue 
.........238,241,243
Smith, Sue A........................264
Smith, Sue F........................308
Smith, Sue M......................310
Smith, Susan 
.....................201
Smith, Suzanne C. .. .244, 305
Smith, Terrance C..............381
Smith, Terry L....................346
Smith, Thomas...................218
Smith, Valerie ..312,413,314
Smith, William D................321
Smith, William E................281
Smith, William R................331
Smith, Woollcott W...........407
Smith, Worley H. ... 220, 366
Smithson, Linda.................222
Smits, Barbara J...........271, 394
Smoke, Clark T....................329
Smokevitch, John M............345
Smolen, Janet L..................201
Smoot, Charlene E............373
Smykowski, Donna M. ... 373
Snavely, Margaret A...........

220, 354, 394
Sneesby, Janice 1.................402
Snell, Mrs. R., hsmr...........323
Snider, Connie L. .. .306, 394
Snow, Linda A.....................258
Snyder, Beth.......................267
Snyder, Charles L. ..321,366
Snyder, Marolyn 
...............272
Snyder, Sara.......................247
Sockol, Donald...................333
Soechtig, Clifford..............326
Sokeitous, Joy F.................386
Sole, Gary M. ..217,350,407
Somers, Eric .......................386
Somers, Janet.............216,272
Sommers, Ronald 
............349
Sommerville, Susan..........247
Songer, Amos H.................413
Sonke, Jim A. .. .245, 278, 413
Soper, Spencer 0...............413
Sosnoski, Donald R...........413
Sosnowski, Jill............244, 316
Soule, Jack W....................413
Soule, Robert D..................398
Soules, Lenore............230, 273
Souliere, Margaret A. 381, 308
Soverhill, Cindy.........224, 302
Sovey, Diane ...247,250,313
Sower, Charles...................325
Spacie, Sarah E...................

200, 239, 347, 273
Spalding, Edgar.................230
Spang, William J................333
Spanger, Jerry L..........289, 366
Spann, Max.................242, 323
Sparbel, John W..........338, 413
Sparkia, Janet D..........305, 402
Sparks, Jean .......................221
Spaunburg, Joel.................333
Spector, Nancy J..................402
Speer, Noah .......................220
Speer, Sandy.......................317
Spencer, Jerilynn V............414
Spencer, Terry J..................414
Sperry, Mary.......................311
Spevakow, Marcia E.........414
Spewock, Carole A. . .308, 373
Spicer, Kay J........................381
Spiegel, Gilbert .................349
Spiegel, Marilyn.................303
Spike, Bill ...........................275
Spike, Peter W. .218, 219, 366
Spike, Richard...................253
Spink, R. R..........................253
Spinka, Paul J............335,242
Spitzner, Louanne ... 244, 308 
Splan, Lynda L. .... .319, 373
Splawn, Barbara M.............414
Spodeck, Nancy A.... 302, 402 
Sponenburg, Patricia A. ..

220, 260, 394
Spresney, Gregory L..........398
Spry, Gerald K....................337
Spute, H. William .. .346, 381
Spute, Judith.......................414
Squires, Chuck...................247
Squires, Mary L.................

307, 250, 247
Stafford, Ann .....................258
Stafford, Jerriane ... .243, 262 
Stahl, Barbara K. .. .311, 394
Stahl, Linda L......................394
Stallcup, Cecil D................351
Stanley, Douglas W...........325
Stanley, Sherry...................274

450

Stansfleld, Jean...................272
Stanton, Ray.......................241
Stapish, Michael.................281
Staples, Stephen J................340
Staples, Sylvia ...........265, 300
Stapleton, Phyllis P. . .311, 373
Stark, Bette J...............231, 373
Stark, Michael 
...................278
Stark, Walter ....................320
Starke, David.....................321
Starkenburg, Mary E.........

357, 381
Starks, Carol E....................394
Starr, Keith M.....................366
Starr, Vail...........................318
Startzman, Gail .................267
Stasa, Richard ...................281
Stassou, Peter E..................381
Staudacher, Judith E..........414
Stauffer, Cecilia R..............256
Stauffer, John J............289, 394
Stavriotis, Emil M..............381
Steadman, Linda K.............

208, 394, 304
Stebner, Carol.....................271
Steen, John.........................333
Steen, Nicholas...................227
Steffens, Arlene .................262
Steffi, Robert J. ...................407
Stehney, Edward G..............386
Stehower, Robert ......... .323
Stein, Beverly .......___270
Stein, David L. ...................414
Stein, Gary F. . .................289
Stein, Joseph H.........345,414
Stein, Mark.........................350
Steinbaugh, Mary...............259
Steinbaugh, Susan E..........

307, 373
Steinberg, Lawrence .350,414
Steiner, Carol.....................201
Steiner, Marty.....................312
Steinfeldt, Bruce G..............339
Steinke, Barbara F..............402
Steinman, Gary D................407
Steinmetz, G........................206
Steller, Charles D................324
Stelson, Ann E. ...................414
Stemler, Jerry D..................351
Stempek, Joseph J................366
Stepanishen, Peter R. 338, 398 
Stephen, Diane W. . .256, 357 
Stephen, Donald W.. .216, 373
Stephens, Becky.................264
Stephens, Terry...................348
Stephenson, Deanne C. ...

231, 293, 394
Stepleton, James 1..............386
Steury, Thomas M..............

219, 205, 355, 398
Steve, Karen.......................256
Stevens, Alan R..................398
Stevens, Archie H...............340
Stevens, Colleen.................261
.............247, 346
Stevens, Don 
Stevens, Jane 
.............312, 394
Stevens, Judith D................386
Stevens, Phillip 
.........231, 227
Stevens, T. D..............214,220
Stevenson, Leslie...............293
Stewart, David...................354
Stewart, Diane ...................238
Stewart, Lorraine 
.. .267, 230
Stewart, Michael D............398
Stewart, Nan 
.............268,317
Stewart, Peter H.................

205, 213, 223, 355, 398
Stewart, Robert .................344
Steyer, Barbara...................307
Stickels, Mary.....................267
Stickle, Barb.......................269
Stickle, Sharon...................256
Stiem, Barbara.................  258
Stierma, Paul A.........339,373
Stifler, James J.. .242, 344, 381 
Stimson, James D. . .225, 366
Stinski, Mark F. ...............407
St. Jacques, Claude.............398
St. John, Kenneth M..........413
Stoakes, Linda...................317
Stocker, Ethel.............240, 250
Stockwell, Arlin Z................414
Stodola, James...................351
Stoel, Carl...........................241
Stohl, Clark E......................398
Stokes, David .....................348
Stokes, James .....................333
Stokes, John .......................281
Stokmanis, Vija D..............373
Stolk, Richard D..................398
Stoll, C..................................332

Stone, Eddie .......................234
Stone, Larry .......................213
Stoney, Robert L.................

215, 

227, 381

Stoops, Janice R..........304, 414
Storie, Judy.........................259
Story, John T. . .223, 332, 381
Stotts, Kathie.....................260
Stounk, Richard L..............414
Stout, Ann L........................373
Stowell, Leigh.....................241
Strabel, Richard.................340
Strachan, Mary...................258
Strait, Maureen........220, 301
Strait, Stuart.......................280
Strand, John H....................386
Straumanis, Maris A..........298
Streelman, Larry B..............381
Stremel, Marjorie...............201
Strickland, Douglas J.........

346, 407
Strickler, Jarold.................298
Strieby, Charles W..............355
Stringer, John W..................386
Strivastava, Ramesh.........221
Strobl, Thomas...................326
Strong, Charles...................327
Strong, Ronald J................418
Stroven, Marlyn J................398
Stroven, Susan J..................394
Stroven, William ............. 332
Struthers, Jane...................304
Stuart, Richard G................366
Stubbs, Janet M. ..............394
Stuber, Joy ........................302
Stubli, Janet V............269, 394
Stuby, Dale.........................281
Sturdivant, Bernice ..........373
Sturtavant, Janice...............230
Sturtevant, Dave ..............230
Stutz, Charles A..................366
Stutzman, Janice M............381
Suber, Gordon...................414
Suden, Edward M................398
Suess, Peter J........... .298, 381
Sugden, Connie...................230
Sugden, Karen J..................373
Sullivan, Elizabeth.............318
Sullivan, Gerald R. . .346, 381 
Sumera, Michael F. . .333, 398
Summanwar, Arvind.........221
Summerhays, Gerald.........330
Sumner, Ken.......................298
Sumner, Stephanie.............317
Sundermeyer, Janet...........351
Supernaw, Sam...................340
Sura, Tom...........................250
Surath, Rhoda ...................228
Surbrook, Truman.............352
Survilla, Carolyn ... .310, 373
Sussex, Linda C..................414
Sutcliffe, Jean.............250, 318
Sutherland, Clive A............366
Sutherland, Mary E. .312, 373 
Sutherland, Valentine .... 366 
Sutton, Fred ........241, 398
Sutton, Jerry G....................331
Sutton, Mary Jo.................249
Sutton, Robert ...........281, 339
Svatora, Ronald E..............414
Swallender, Bill .................281
Swanson, John R................329
Swanson, William F...........227
...........203
Swanson, Stoakley 
Swart, Marilyn...................241
Swartz, George A...............366
Swartz, Simon A..................394
Sweeny, John .....................206
Sweetland, Peggy..............

234, 250, 313
Swego, Thomas...................356
Sweitzer, Howard E............325
Swenk, Harold...................351
Swenk, Sue........................260, 310
Swensen, Mardie ... .310, 201
Swenson, Linda .................261
Swerdfeger, Roy.................206
Swick, Lawrence J..............381
Swift, Jack.......................  .323
Swihart, Stewart D. . .321, 381
Swire, John.........................226
Sye, Betty ...........................313
Szafranic, Georgie.............267
Szidik, Jan...........................302
Szmigiel, Robert.................381

T

Takacs, Jean H...................381
Takashige, Teddy A...........381
Tallefson, Linda.................318
Tamami, Parviz. .222, 354, 381
Tanck, James .....................356
Tanner, Florence...............293
Tanner, Russ 
.....................335
Taracks, Jan..............262,263
Taracks, Wayne H.............381
Tarno, Larry J....................407
Tashjian, Diana.................238
Tasker, Frederic C..............328
Tatum, Beola.....................230
Taube, Janice A..................304
Tava, Roger C....................407
Taylor, Ann W. .................402
Taylor, David H. 223, 327, 381
Taylor, Diane.....................312
Taylor, Jerry L...........215,366
Taylor, Lana K....................373
Taylor, Linda N.................

414, 208, 269
Taylor, Mary L....................373
Taylor, Marylee.................271
.................269
Taylor, Pamela 
Taylor, Ronald L................373
Taylor, Sally.......................228
Taylor, Terry L...................366
Teachout, Nancy M............414
Teetaert, Thomas...............331
Teggelaar, John.................332
Teig, Alan...........................320
Tellor, Kathy 
...................308
Temme, James W................381
Temple, Aim M...................402
...................326
Temple, John 
Temple, Judy 
...................304
Tempone, Carol.................318
Tenbrink, Ardena...............264
Tenhoor, Joan ...........315, 354
Tennis, Pete........................328
Tepikian, Hasmig S... 308, 394
Terpstra, Robert V..............381
Terry, Gordon E. .. .366, 338 
Terry, Michael P. 332, 381, 248
Tetzlaff, Antoinette..........274
Textor, Brenton A..............407
Thaler, Bob........................234, 289
Thaler, David G..........234, 245
Thannhausen, Dorothy ...

249, 266
Thar, William E..................329
Thiede, Gail L......................381
Thiel, Janet........................258
Thielhelm, Ann...................273
Thieroff, Keith L........398,289
Thom, George H..................227
Thomas, Edgar, Jr. . .222, 373
Thomas, James R................366
...........332
Thomas, Lawrence 
Thomas, Lyle E..................356
Thomas, Thomas A............354
Thompson, Christopher T. 386
Thompson, David E...........373
Thompson, Douglas A. ..

327, 398
Thompson, Francis M. ... 332
Thompson, Gary ...............250
Thompson, James E..........232
Thompson, Jill...................315
Thompson, Judith .... 262, 63
Thompson, Larry E..........366
Thompson, Rhodes E. ...407
Thompson, Sally A............394
Thompson, Sandra 
...........261
Thompson, Thomas C. ...

204, 398
Thompson, Thomas E. ... 407
Thompson, Woody 
...........346
Thoms, Chris .....................282
Thoney, Mildred M............265
Thombury, Barbara M. . .407
Thorne, Paul.......................223
Thorpe, Barb .....................341
Thunfors, Linda........224, 301
Thurman, Sherry...............310
Thurow, Jeri 
...231,243,270
Thurow, John.....................328
Thurow, Joyce ...................305
Thurow, Susan ...................259
Tibbits, Anne.....................319
Tice, Pam ...........................308
Tichy, Eveline 
...................267
Tiejema, Lawrence S. 414, 231
Tillotson, Mary L................381
Tillstrom, Richard P.........332
Timmer, Laverne W...........407
Tinker, Robert H...............

Tabaka, Leonard J..............329
Tabone, Donald J................325
Taft, Richard M..........330, 414

414, 227, 327 
Tirabassi, Dolores ... 244, 305 
Tjepkema, James P...........407

Tjepkema, Mark J..............414
Tjepkema, Paul A..............366
Tobia, Geraldine ...............249
Todd, Martha.....................307
Toepel, Janet E..................394
Toeppner, Richard P..........382
Toles, Shirley M..................227
Tolsma, Diane G..................394
Tolsma, Henry...................398
Tomczyk, Carolyn.............317
Tompkins, Fran.................273
Tonne, John M............330, 382
Too thill, Harriet.................309
Tople, Norman J.................415
Topp, Robert E....................382
Toppin, Douglas ___203,215
Toth, Andrew P..................398
Totman, June.....................316
Totzke, Donald H................382
Totzke, Julie.......................382
Toulson, Vivien A...............234
Tower, Diana H..........394, 315
Tower, Theodore ...............227
Towers, Eileen........... 
.258
Tracey, Robert...................337
Trantham, Jerry.................325
Treadwell, Lawrence L....

321, 382
Treaster, Byron ........249, 327
Trebilcock, Leanne ..........

224, 251, 310
Treger, Micheal D..............418
Trembath, Joyce M.............201
Trent, David M...........340, 407
Trevethan, Larry E..............335
Trice, Judith.......................276
Tricker, Pam ............232,232
Trindle, Richard L..............414
Tropea, James R..................344
Troppi, Barbara.................272
Troxel, Ronald...................338
Truesdell, Kathy ..............261
Trumble, James N..............366
Truscott, Theodore ..........382
Tryloff, Gerald D................414
Trzos, Carole A..................386
Tubbs, Alan E......................382
Tuck, Robert G., Jr. 217, 407
Tucker, Keith R..................322
Tuescher, Beth ..................341
Tufts, Sharon K..................418
Tuman, James L.................

246, 247, 250, 333
Turney, Thomas P...............382
Turbeville, John.................338
Turcotte, Real J..................407
Turley, Robert 0................414
Turner, Dwight E................414
Turner, Jack W.........219, 398
Turner, Jerrie J.........239,256
Turner, Vern 
.....................325
Turner, William J..............324
Twining, David T................351
Tyler, Nancy.......................257
Tyler, Sheryl 
.....................271
Tyndale, Sandy...................311
Tysse, John.........................346

U

Ulland, Ann.............239, 305
Uloth, John M...........326,398
Ungerleider, Harvey A. .. 350
Unrath, Claude R................366
Updyke, Edward E.............

242, 347, 414
Upham, Diane ...................239
Upright, David.........236, 386
Upton, Diane...........251, 318
Upton, Larry 
............352, 398
Urbancik, Jarrard.............366
Urso, Annette...........317, 394
Usen, Norman.........350, 407
Ushman, Joyce M................394
Ushman, William R............414
Uteg, Fran...........................289
Utley, Jack........242, 340, 382

V

Vajda, Diane.......................236
Valade, Gary.......................333
Valcanoff, Alex . 206, 327, 373
Valenta, Jerome J..............382
Valenta, Kathleen.............269
Valmassei, Theodore P.. ..382 
Van Aken, Marti ... .244, 304
VanConant, Janet ............

234, 313, 373
VanDaele, Louis G............289
VanDam, Barbara.............301

Van De Mark, Johanna H.

373
Vanden Belt, Jane.............309
VanDenburg, Charles 321, 366 
Vanden Hoek, Carole 232, 240
Vanderberg, Vicki.............256
Vanderhoff, David.............249
VanDerJagt, Ruth.............357
Vandermolen, Robert ....

322, 351, 398

Vander Ploeg, Wendell G.

225
Vanderpool, Marie L..........402
Vandersalm, John G..........340
Vander Schaaf, John Jr...398
Van Der Tuuk, Terry___
215, 

382

VanderVeen, Jane E.........414
VanderVeen, Linda..........

220, 354, 394
VanderWall, Penny J..........271
VanderWoude, Jack.........280
Van Eyck, Sue...................266
VanGieson, John...............236
Van Liere, Earl J................382
VanLonkhuyzen, Adrian . .226 
VanMiddlesworth, B. J... .250 
VanRiper, Susan ....311,382 
Van Sciever, Kendra........317
Van Sickle, Norman..........

223, 321, 352, 366

VanSingel, Stanley D........

226, 366
VanSteenhouse, Larry ... .321
VanTil, Sam.......................356
VanVoorhis, Sue...............250
Van Wart, Peter W..............335
Van Zylen, Virginia D. . .382
Vasold, Arthur A................366
Vaughan, Margie 208, 315, 414
Vaughn, Sarah...................319
Vaupel, Paul.......................227
Veen, William.....................325
Veenhuis, Jill.............317, 386
Veit, Kathleen ...................258
Veld, Garnet......................

239, 221, 243, 258
Velders, Richard W...........418
Veldhoff, Howard .............226
Veliquette, Norman . .279, 219 
Verburg, Stanley ... .232, 291
Verhey, Gayle.....................315
VerMerris, Chuck............332
Verral, Barbara.................305
Victor, Arthur...........320, 414
Viemeister, Jill...................222
Vietzke, Mark ...........234, 366
Vigneault, Susan ...............204
Vilhauer, Jon.....................338
Vincent, Arnold........222, 335
Vincent, Veronica............

201, 300, 418
Vine, Arthur.......................326
Vine, Carol.........................260
Vipond, Florence...............227
Visingardi, John C..............344
Viskochil, Karen...............201
Visser, James T....................398
Vissers, Alvin .. .204, 352, 398
Vitek, Janice K....................414
Vivadelli, Maureen ...........311
Viviano, Samuel.................280
Voeks, Roy A......................253
Voelker, Mary J..................260
Voelker, Virginia 238, 226, 316
Voelkle, Leo......................355, 398
Vohsen, Marsha.................259
Voiers, Bonnie . .243, 256, 394
Voketz, Gary L....................382
Volk, Barbara ...................309
Volkamer, Richard L.........382
Volkert, Lana.....................265
Vollmer, Diane...........236, 306
Vollweiler, Peter ...............333
Volmar, Bill......................240, 279
Von Chawes, Karon E. .. 373
Vornholt, Mary.................257
Voss, Linda A......................394
Voss, Maralyn...........201, 264
Voyt, Thomas M..................382
Vyn, Tom.............................323

W

Wachtman, Marvin..........220
Wackerbarth, Jane............

220, 354, 394
Wade, Pete .........................327
Wade, Phyllis .....................309
Wadsworth, William........226
Wagenvoord, Mary..........308

Wagner, Bill.......................323
Wagner, Dick 
...................241
Wagner, Duane A. .. .215, 382
Wagner, Edwin 1................366
Wagner, Ethan J................

242, 320, 414
Wagner, Jim.............226, 366
Wagner, Roger 0................407
Wagner, William B...........382
Wagner, William G...........382
Wahr, David.......................339
Waite, Waldon L................407
Waits, Lee...........................351
Waked, Thomas.................220
Wakeman, Terry A...........321
Walcutt, James D................366
...................220
Walker, Alma 
Walker, Clyde E..................227
Walker, Elaine...................269
Walker, Frances E..............394
Walker, John H..................398
Walker, Judith E. .. .250, 414
Walker, Mary-Jane..........

244, 250, 308
Walker, William H............373
Wallace, Jerry ...........241, 275
Wallace, Richard F...........407
Wallace, Sally 
...................306
Wallace, William...............333
Wallen, Carol.....................314
Wallin, Beverly .................262
Wallington, Jim........236, 386
Wallis, Barbara B. . .217, 407
Wallis, Ed...........................281
Walsh, Dennis ...................340
Walsh, Gerald E..................407
Walstrom, Karin ..............

244, 247, 273, 307
Walter, Ronald L................340
Walton, John R............331, 366
Waltz, Evie.........................311
Waltzer, Adrian A..............414
Wanczuk, Marianne .... .228
Wandrey, Thomas J...........394
Wang, Der-chuen...............220
Wapner, Janice E................394
Warber, Mary ....................257
Warburton, Rex M. . .210, 331
Ward, Connie.....................274
Ward, Gary H......................366
Ward, Ruth Ann................

231, 293, 402
Wardell, David B................356
Wardell, Marvin L..............382
Warden, Sandra.................414
Warfield, Timothy J...........407
Warhurst, Margaret..........340
Warner, BUI ......................

234, 242, 346, 352, 398
Warner, Dave.....................326
Warner, Dick.....................343
Warner, Susie.....................317
Warren, Ann ...247,249,341
Warren, Cherry........247, 317
Warren, Jon .......................234
Warren, Katherine M. ...373
...............338
Warren, Richard 
Warren, Richard A. .342,382
Warren, Richard L............386
Warren, Sandra........251,315
Warvari, Harold E..............407
Washburn, Kermit............226
Washburn, Richard L. ... 366
Waskiewicz, Jon.................206
Watanabe, Reiko M..........394
Waterman, Lynne ...232,382
Waterman, Willis R...........398
Waters, Clarice G..............394
Waters, John R..........333, 414
Waters, Richard E..............382
Watkins, Robert.................339
Watland, Pam.....................308
Watson, Garry L................234
Watson, James R................414
Watson, Thomas ...............218
Watters, Robert L..............206
Watts, Joseph W..................330
Watts, Neil S......................344
Watts, Sue...........................213
Watts, Terry.......................336
Waxier, Celia J....................382
Weaver, Bob.......................281
Weaver, Daniel J................407
Weaver, John.....................279
Weaver, Mary J..........243, 267
Webb, Charlotte.........234, 407
Webb, John 
.......................333
Webb, Judy 208, 224, 318, 373
Weber, Dave 
.....................343
Weber, Donna J..................373
Weber, Michael........241,277

Weber, Rosalind 
...............273
Weber, Ruth A....................382
Weber, William F..............394
Webster, Bonnie M............407
Webster, Nancy.................222
Webster, Nancy E..............273
Weckler, Noje ...................308
Weekly, Charlotte.............311
Weeks, Marilyn C..............414
Weersing, Jon.....................335
Weidbusch, K......................227
Weight, Cherrie A..............382
Weiler, Carol.....................261
Weimar, Helen...................264
Weimer, Jane .....................273
Weinstein, Elaine...............394
Weinstein, Stanley E..........407
Weinstein, Stewart ...........350
Weirauch, Jack...................325
Weirauch, Ronald G..........407
Weirich, Mike.....................253
Weirich, Walter.................253
Weisbruch, John D.............382
Weise, Thomas F................366
Weiskotten, Julianne........270
Weisner, Wayne R..............418
Weiss, Charles J.................349
Weiss, Charles P................332
Weiss, Louis M...............382
Weiss, Lyle V......................356
Weiss, Phillip E, ........355
Wellman, Janet S. ...... .386
Wells, Ann ............. 
402
Wells, Dick .'...............   .241
Wells, Ellen 
232
Wells, Joelena ..........249,239
Wells, Margo A...............  .414
Wells, Richard D...............

.......... 

206, 

343, 414

Wells, Roberta...................220
Weltman, Susan.................250
Wendland, Karen...............304
Werkman, Ann S................386
Wermuth, Gary...................348
Werner, Jan ..............*....315
Werner, Kay E....................394
Werner, Steven 
.................227
Wesch, Nancy .....................304
West, George A..................373
Westerkamp, Joan .. .247, 307
Westin, Richard B..............334
Westover, George D..........373
Westover, William.............280
Westphal, Donald .. .337, 382
Westrate, David.................351
Wexler, Robert J................414
Whan, Doug............... 
.241
Wheaton, Fred...........352, 219
Wheaton, Mary .........250, 315
Wheeler, L. J......................233
Wheeler, Regina G..............394
Wheeler, Stanley G............382
Wheeler, William S............394
Whitaker, Wayne 
.............336
White, Anne................239, 271
White, Donald P. ... 214, 220 
White, Harry A. 225, 322, 366
White, Harry B....................414
..217,224,305
White, Jeanne 
White, Jennifer 
.................308
White, Marcia J..................264
White, Robert J..................382
White, Sally .......................313
Whiteside, Jacqueline ... .418
Whitfield, Mary J................261
Whiting, William M............407
Whitman, Mary J................294
Whitmore, Janet L..............382
Whitmyer, Donald K..........418
Whitney, Carolyn...............311
Whitney, James R. . .205, 210
Whitson, Suellen...............274
Whittaker, Michele...........265
Whittenberg, Jeneen........314
Whittlesey, Mex.................346
Wiant, D. E..........................352
Wichman, Rodney ... 204, 398
Wichman, Sara E................386
Wicks, Duane J....................414
Widmayer, Lawrence 242, 333
Widner, Lawrence............

220, 214, 366
Wieden, Mary L..................265
Wiedenhoefer, Carol........305
Wiegand, Eric.....................333
Wierda, James J..................205
Wierman, Tom..................335
Wietzke, Mary L. .. .261, 402
Wiggins, Patti.....................315
Wight, Donald W................394
Wilcox, Nancy...................261

Wilda, Quentin .212,281,382
Wilder, Arthur H................418
Wilder, Arthur W..............253
Wilder, Jan.........................262
Wilke, Susan E....................394
Wilkins, Mary.....................306
Wilkins, Ruth.....................268
Wilkinson, Margaret L. .. 386 
Wilkinson, Richard A. ... 382
Willauer, David.................344
Willett, Carol L..................402
Williams, Charlene . .232, 373
Williams, Cynthia .............300
Williams, Dan ...........217, 407
Williams, David.................326
Williams, Debbie 
...250,313
Williams, Frankie .............224
Williams, Gwen.................271
Williams, Judith L..............394
Williams, Kenneth 
...........282
Williams, Richard.............251
Williams, Ronda J..............238
Williams, Ruthann 
...........216
Williams, Susan.................394
...........351
Williams, Suzanne 
.................332
Williams, Todd 
............
Williams, Warren 
211, 249, 281
Willits, Sharon L................373
Willnow, Irene...................330
Wills, John H......................206
Willson, Jerry.....................217
Wilmarth, Christa R.........382
Wilmath, Robert C..............366
Wilson, Barbara ... .217, 407
Wilson, George 
.............352
Wilson, Jean.......................264
Wilson, Judie...................

229, 231, 265, 293
Wilson, Mary A..................394
Wilson, Michael E...........407
Wilson, Nan.......................309
.............323
Wilson, Richard 
...........249,262
Wilson, Susan 
.............382
Wilson, William 
Wilson, Willy R..................225
Wilt, Linda.........................201
Wilterding, Barbara........231
Wiltfang, Bill...................326
Wimmer, Kenneth .. .226, 366 
Windal, Floyd ..231,203,215
Winemiller, Lynnee..........316
Winfield, David L................373
Winfield, Janet...................258
Wingate, John W................355
Wingate, Nan.....................261
Wingo, Herbert........241,275
Winker, Mac.............. 
.323
Winkler, William ...351,414 
Wink worth, Howie . .217, 344
Winn, Elizabeth.................341
Winstrom, KaLynn..........386
Winter, Jim.........................241
Winter, John K. ...............382
Winter, Robert MK.........382
Winters, Harrison R..........414
Winters, Ray.......................326
Winton, John R...................382
Wirtanen, Lawrence J........366
Wirth, Guy B......................398
Wisby, Sue...........................309
Wise, Joel..........212, 342, 382
Wise, Roberta A..................414
Wisniewski, Conrad..........279
Wisser, Jim.........................209
Wissman, Jim .. .215, 329, 366
Withey, Mimi.....................261
Witte, Gerald.............231, 366
Wittman, Beverly A...........394
Wizel, Larry.......................320
Wladyka, Barbara.............356
Wojick, Richard R..............394
Wojtylo, Barbara A...........382
Wolak, Kathryn.................273
Wold, Naome.....................222
Wolf, Gerald.......................278
Wolfe, Jerry L....................321
Wolfe, Karen.....................270
Wolfe, Ken.........................222
Wolfe, Penny .....................293
Wolfe, Susan A..................407
Wolff, Antoinette M...........382
Wolff, Richard E................382
Wolford, Edmund............414
Wolfson, Jeff.......................320
Wolsey, Margaret .............234
Wolterding, Barbara........310
Wolz, Mary........................224, 306
Womack, Marian...............300
Womochel, Howard L........351
Wondergem, Thomas M... 386

Wood, Anita 
.....................305
Wood, Carl L. . .227, 231, 373
Wood, James N..................414
Wood, William A...............340
Wood, William L................407
Woodburne, Janet.............308
Woodbury, Judy ....230,261
Woodman, Grace...............226
Woodruff, Joel V................340
Woods, Pamela .................301
Woods, Samuel .................206
Woodworth, Jane...............304
Woolery, Ed.......................241
Woolman, Fred.................336
Word, Sandra.....................225
Wordell, Patricia J..............394
Worden, John.....................351
Worfel, Thomas.................323
Worline, Lynnie.................312
Worrall, Robert.................232
Worrall, Ruth.....................232
Worthen, Patricia .............271
Worthington, Thomas .... 328
Wotring, Ross ...................216
Wray, Sandy ... .201, 224, 307
Wright, Angus D................407
Wright, Anne............238, 373
Wright, Dave............333, 382
Wright, Diane 
...........306,342
Wright, Gary .....................281
Wright, Gerald...................241
Wright, Jonathan 
...214,220
Wright, Ken ___343, 356,382
Wright, Sue 
.265
Wright, William D..............289
Wrona, Edward........326, 382
Wuerfel, Gail............222, 414
...............249
Wunder, Sandra 
Wyatt, Frederick...............328
Wylie, Jon...........................356
Wyllie, Patricia A..............373
Wyllie, Robert G................414
Wyman, Barbara A............414
Wyman, James R................324
Wynder, Anne R..................373
Wytrychowski, Patricia ..394

.............. 

Y

Yacobush, Lynda M............271
Yake, Susanne...................259
Yanders, A. F......................217
Yankowitz, Jeff .................320
Yant, Robert E....................398
Yatchman, Joseph M..........326
Yates, Priscilla........... 
.264
Yeager, David ...................219
Yeagley, Ted.......................346
Yeomans, Stewart .............347
 354
Yin, Khin .................. 
Yogman, Ron.....................236
Yonker, Tim___209, 331, 382
Yops, Karen.......................265
Yost, Jim .
........................236
Young, Barry H.........320, 382
Young, Donald W. . .333, 373
.......................346
Young, Tim 
Youngs, Edward W............394
Yount, Sharon J..................238
Yu, Henry C........................407
Yuille, Robert G..................373

Z

Zabonick, Richard L..........366
Zabonick, Robert M...........355
Zaborowski, Joseph J. .. .407
Zabriskie, William.............334
Zachariason, Sue 234, 313, 373
Zadow, Terry .....................289
Zagaroli, Dave...................241
Zahnew, Karen .........317,382
Zalc, Jerry...........................382
Zalis, Albert.......................348
Zambisky, Marilyn J..........394
Zamiara, Steven B..............373
Zamler, Gene.....................349
Zaremba, Walter...............366
Zboch, Audrey J..................402
Zee, Martha Jean...............414
Zeff, Alan .............. 
279
Zeif, Leonard J....................382
Zeigler, Charles F................334
Zeigler, Sherilyn.................258
Zemmin, Mike E.........344, 386
Zemmin, Richard W. . 344, 386
Ziegler, Glen.......................231
Zientek, Carol A.........407, 217
Zillich, Pam ...............229,234
Zimmerman, Don 
.............219
Zimmerman, Mrs. Janet . .336

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Zimmerman, Jerry M. ...

3988, 352, 321
Zimmerman, Jon C............366
Zimmerman, Nathan C. . .219

Zimmerman, Stewart 
.... 320
Zink, Mrs. June..................319
Ziozios, James W...............339
Zippin, Mickey . .246, 303, 373

Zischke, Lester A................234
Zitter, Thomas A..................407
Zive, Dorothy.....................394
Zolczer, James J..................226

Zorn, William L..................394
Zube, Sharon............249, 264
Zuckerman, Marc...............320
Zuckerman, Martin...........320

Zuehlke, David E................407
Zuehlke, Richard...............334
Zumdorfer, Eddie.............342
Zussman, Jeffrey.................350
Zwarensteyn, Nieske........307

WOLVERINE OF 1963 STAFF

LOWELL D. KINNEY, Editor

MICHELE POWERS, Copy Editor 

GERALD HOLMES, Photography Editor

MICHAEL ANIKEEFF, Sales Manager

Editorial Staff
Editorial Assistant: Terry Maxon 
Organizations Copy Editor: Alyce Beckmeyer
Organizations Copy Staff: Bobbye Adams; Sandy Arm­
strong; Beryl Benschop; Elinor Cramer; Judy Davis; 
Sandy Dolbee; Carol Hundt; Ann Jarman; Steve Kraatz; 
Judy Mannes; John McCargar; Robin Peck; Judy Porter; 
Mary Ann Shackley; Jim Wood.
Organizations Editor: Sharon Bernath
Organizations Staff: Mary Lou Braidl; Maria Colucci; 
Evelyn Daniels; Donna Klayer; Carolyn Kneller; Linda 
Leavenworth.
Sports Editor: Glenn Erickson
Sports Staff: Jack Love; Jolyn Read; Gary Ronberg; 
Jim Tuman
Senior-Index Editor: Jeorgi Coplan
Index Staff: Betty Beauchamp; Sharon Bernath; Rolene 
Berg; Marilyn Duma; Peter Hanson; Judie Harvey; 
Linda Hostetler; Donna Klayer; Mary Jo McGillivray; 
Alice Moore; Pam Schober; Sue Smith; Nancy Stocker

Business Staff
Office Manager. Minna Reidel
Assistant Office Manager: Mary Jo McGillivray
Office Staff: Bobbye Adams; Julie Bock; Judy Bough- 
ton; Judy Davis; Peter Hanson; Judie Harvey; Donna 
Klayer; Alice Moore; Judy Porter; Pam Schober; Sue 
Smith; Shanna Wilson; Judy Yisowich
Sales Staff: Leslie Bailey; Alyce Beckmeyer; Sue 
Bowles; Winnie Brown; Barb Byron, Andy Camden; 
Jim Chandler; Bill Clements; Ann Dillingham; Sandy 
Dolbee; Bev Eustice; Ken Fox; Wally Fry; Eric Gingold; 
Marcia Hannon; Peter Hanson; Janice Harwood; Mary 
Higby; Ann Hood; Nancy Jarratt; Pat Kreider; Jerry 
Lewis; Judy Lutkus; Sue Mardos; Gail McCallum;

Cathy McCatler; Diane McDonald; Karen McEvilly; 
Sharon McKenna; Diane Miller; Jackie Nagle; Judy 
Platz; Nan Phinney; Jim Rice; Helen Richardson; Anne 
Roberts; Nancy Robinson; Frank Rotondo; Jon Rowland; 
Wendy Sands; Pam Schober; Sue Smith; Karen Steve; 
Norma Swanson; Diane Tashjian; Nancy Twomey; 
Virginia Voelker; Bill Volmar; Doug Waltman; Sharon 
Yount

Ph o tography:
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: 
(Credits follow names - 
page numbers are followed by page position — t: top; 
c: center; b: bottom; 1: left; r: right):
BILL BENNETT: 115-tl, 115-b, 116-b, 374-1, 374-br.
JOE BILITZKE: 90, 129-b, 130, 131-t, 131-r, 180-tr, 
361-br, 403-1, 416-1, 416-br.
LORIN BROWNING: 59-t.
TOM CROCKETT: 2-3, 11-b, 30, 31, 33-b, 47-b, 48-t, 
62, 63-t, 63-r, 65-t, 75, 76-tl, 102-1, 238-b, 252, 254, 255-tr, 
283, 284-b, 285, 286-t, 287, 288-t.
BELA FEHER: 7, 9-b, 13-t, 14-t, 36-bl, 37, 40-b, 40-tr, 
43, 46, 47-t, 49, 50, 51-tr, 51-b, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56-tr, 65-b, 
70, 74, 76-tr, 79-t, 105-r, 111-bl, 112-tl, 113, 132-b, 133, 
134, 138-b, 139, 140, 141-b, 142, 180-br, 188, 195-b, 196, 
197-tl, 358, 360-tl, 361-t, 362, 367, 383-1, 395-r, 408.
DOUG GILBERT: 18-t, 18-br, 19-b, 29-t, 41-r, 51-tl, 
64-t, 102-r, 147-t, 150, 152-t, 153-t, 156-t, 173-t, 175-b, 
180-bl, 186-t.
JERRY HOLMES: 4, 20, 61, 66, 72-b, 89-bl, 92, 93-b, 
94, 95, 106-t, 109-t, 111-t, 114-t, 117-t, 118-t, 120-t, 123-t, 
126-t, 129-t, 131-bl, 132-t, 135-t, 138-t, 141-t, 146-b, 152-b, 
157, 158-t, 161-b, 190-b, 194-b, 195-t, 200-t, 206-t, 246-b, 
294, 295, 296, 360-tr, 416-t.
DAVE JAEHNIG: 88-br.
GEORGE JUNNE: 33-t, 58-t, 59-b, 81-t, 356-b.
LOWELL KINNEY: 6, 8-t, 9-t, 10-b, 12-tl, 12-br, 14-b, 
15-t, 17-b, 21-c, 22-t, 23-b, 38, 39-br, 40-1, 42, 57-tr, 103,

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151, 153-b, 154, 155, 156-b, 158-b, 159, 160, 161-t, 162, 
163-b, 164, 166-tl, 166-cl, 189, 190-tl, 194-t, 207-t, 284-t, 
286-b, 288-b.
MARK KRASTOFF: 19-tl, 28-b, 34-b, 35-r, 36-br, 39-1, 
39-tr, 45, 56-1, 68, 71-r, 76-b, 77, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 
88-t, 88-bl, 89-r, 91-tr, 91-bl, 114-br, 115-tr, 120-br, 121, 
122, 143, 144, 145, 178-b, 198, 199, 245-b, 248-b, 251-b, 
374-t, 388.
HUBERT LUM: 16-b, 57-b.
W. C. S. MAYS, III: 10-tl, 200-b, 298-bl.
JIM MERRY: 101-t, 117-b, 118-br, 119,168,170-t, 171-t, 
172-b, 383-t, 383-br.
PATTI PROUT: 11-t, 23-t, 26-t, 27-t, 28-t, 29-b, 32, 
34-t, 35-1, 36-t, 71-1, 72-t, 73, 78, 79-b, 80, 81-b, 98-b, 99-t, 
100, 101-b, 116-t, 174-t, 191, 192-t, 207-b, 235-b, 237-b, 
242-b, 250-b, 353-b.
PAUL REMY: 18-bl, 58-b, 60, 67, 69, 91-tl, 91-br, 106-br, 
107, 108, 123-b, 124, 125, 169, 170-b, 171-r, 171-b, 176, 
177, 178-t, 179-t, 181-t, 181-t, 182, 183-t, 187-b, 192-b, 
197-r, 201-t, 253-b, 255-tl, 255-b, 256-b, 257-b, 258-b, 
259-b, 260-b, 261-b, 262-b, 263, 264-b, 265-b, 266-b, 267-b,

268-b, 270-b, 271-b, 272-b, 273-b, 274-b, 275-b, 276-b, 
277-b, 278-b, 279-b, 280-b, 281-b, 282-b, 290-b, 292-b, 
293-b, 297, 298-t, 298-br, 299, 300, 301-br, 302-bl, 303-br, 
304-bl, 305-br, 306-bl, 307-br, 308-bl, 309-br, 310-bl,
311-br, 312-bl, 313-br, 314-bl, 315-br, 316-bl, 317-br,
318-bl, 319-br, 320-bl, 321-br, 324-bl, 325-br, 326-bl,
327-br, 328-bl, 329-br, 330-bl, 331-br, 332-bl, 333-bl,
334-bl, 335-br, 336-bl, 337-br, 338-bl, 339-br, 340-bl,
342-bl, 342-bl, 343-br, 344-bl, 345-br, 346-bl, 347-br,
348-bl, 349-br, 357, 395-t, 395-bl.
JOHN WADE: 13-b, 26-b, 98-t, 109-bl, 110, 126-b, 127, 
128, 135-b, 136, 137, 146-b, 147-b, 148, 149, 399, 403-t, 
403-br.
ART WIELAND: 16-t, 17-t, 44, 48-b, 63-b, 64-b.
INFORMATION SERVICES: 5, 8-b, 10-tr, 12-tr, 15-b, 
21-t, 21-b, 22-b, 24, 25, 93-t, 96, 97, 99-b, 104, 105-tl, 105-b, 
112-b, 163-t, 165, 166-r, 167, 172-t, 173-b, 174-b, 175-t, 
179-b, 180-b, 183-b, 184, 185, 186-b, 187-t, 193, 197-b, 
233-b, 234-b, 235-t, 359, 361-bl.
SENIOR PORTRAITS: Delma Studios, New York. 
GROUP PICTURES: Grafëk Arts, Inc., Lansing

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

For laborious efforts put forth in an endeavor to maintain the super­
lative quality of past WOLVERINES; for diligence in attempting to 
maintain deadline dates at the sacrifice of lecture sessions and grade 
points; and for meritorious performance in compiling photographs, 
paragraphs and name lists, the staff of the 1963 WOLVERINE deserves 
many plaudits.

A special thanks is due those who saw fit to sacrifice extra-curricular 
activities and much of their social life for the dubious reward of spend­
ing nights and weekends in an effort to make this book what it is.

Our appreciation is extended to Mr. Ed Hackleman and Mr. Ralph 
Van Dyke of the Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company of Chicago for 
technical assistance with production problems, to Mr. Jack Bundy of 
the S. K. Smith Company of Chicago for planning and supervising the 
production of the cover, and to Mr. Sam Fields of Delma Studios, New 
York, who provided the 1963 WOLVERINE with over 2200 senior 
portraits.

Mr. William Mcllrath, Director of Student Publications, and Mr. 
John Vitovsky, representative of the Speaker-Hines and Thomas Print­
ing Company of Lansing, deserve a special thanks for invaluable advice 
and consultation throughout the year.

The year 1963 could not have been recorded within these bindings, 
however, if it were not for contributions of time, effort and information 
by many students, faculty and staff members of Michigan State Univer­
sity not listed herein.

Lowell D. Kinney