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1971  MILESTONE 


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August  came  and  we  were  here.  A 
new  year  was  ours  and  it,  like  us,  was 
a  fresh  slate  upon  which  to  write.  We 
were  both  like  the  "tabula  rasa"  of  the 
philosophers. 

What  we  seemed  to  possess  in  the 
most  abundant  quantities  was  our 
idealism.  "Something  must  be  done," 
we  said,  almost  collectively,  about 
pollution,  war,  population,  social  ills 
and  other  critical  issues. 

It  was  good  that  our  awakening  came 
at  a  time  when  we  were  motivated  to 
begin  searching  for  answers  to  deep- 
rooted  problems;  perhaps  the  only 
time  in  our  lives  when  we  could  call 
upon  so  much  knowledge,  both  human 
and  stored,  in  our  impatient  quest 
for  solutions. 


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Determined  to  record  our  influence 
upon  the  times,  we  ran,  face  to  face, 
into  our  own  inexperience.  For  all 
our  idealism,  we  were  malleable.  We 
reached  out  for  direction.  The  Univer- 
sity became  our  blacksmith. 


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We  were  molded,  stretch- 
ed, and  hammered  into  a 
form  fashioned  to  help  us 
meet  our  own  personal  com- 
mitment. Our  very  presence 
at  Eastern  indicated  our  faith 
in  the  future  and  our  promise 
to  meet  challenges  facing  us. 


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The  University  gave  us  direction. 
We  became  involved  in  varied  edu- 
cational experiences.  Eastern  re- 
sponded to  meet  our  needs  with 
a  growing  physical  plant,  a  more 
diversified  curriculum,  and  a 
learned  faculty. 


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The  beauty  of  the  campus 
and  the  academic  society 
which  it  houses  furthered 
our  realization  of  our  com- 
mitment to  the  future  of  a 
world  which  stands  in 
marked  contrast  to  the 
sheltered  life  within  the 
University.  Eastern  was  our 
hurricane's  eye  and  within 
it  we  could  develop  our 
concepts  free  from  outside 
pressures. 


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Many  of  us  realized  that 
a  college  education  comes 
from  more  than  going  to 
classes,  writing  papers,  and 
spending  countless  hours  in 
the  library.  It  is  also  a  reaction 
between  people  nurtured  by 
the  atmosphere  created  by 
the  University. 


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We  reached  out  and  grasped  the  challenge. 
Our  interactions  with  others  became  formative 
forces  as  we  moved  toward  an  awareness  that 
the  growing  demands  of  the  future  would  be 
ours  to  meet.  Only  with  a  definite  direction 
could  we  ever  hope  to  meet  this  challenge. 


MILESTONE    15 


All  the  elements  at  work 
combined  to  forge  commit- 
ments that  varied  in  inten- 
sity and  direction. 


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While  some  focused  on  crucial 
issues,  others  acquiesced  in  apathy 
and  trivia,  consuming  what  could 
have     been     productive     moments. 


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Then,  in  a  pompous  flurry  of  activity, 
we  ended  our  days  in  the  ivory  tower. 
The  worth  of  our  commitment,  direc- 
tion, and  preparation  would  be  mea- 
sured by  history. 


MILESTONE   21 


1971  MILESTONE 

VOLUME  48 

EASTERN  KENTUCKY  UNIVERSITY 
Richmond,  Kentucky 


Robert  B.  Whitlock,  editor 
Paula  McCann,  managing  editor 
James  Pleasant,  business  manager 


CONTENTS 

Foreword      1 

Student  Life      ...   .26 

Beauty      104 

Academics     .   .   .   .120 

Honors     198 

Athletics      226 

Organizations    .   .   .282 

Classes  of  1971     .   .408 

Underclasses     .   .   .484 

Index 566 

In  Memoriam     .   .   .612 


Calendar  Brings 
Early  Return 


Adoption  of  a  new  academic  calen- 
dar beckoned  Eastern's  student  body 
back  to  campus  as  early  as  August 
26.  Although  the  dates  were  changed, 
the  incoming  freshmen  did  not  escape 
the  traditional  events  of  Orientation 
Week  and  early  fall,  including  the  em- 
barrassment of  Rat  Court,  the  antics 
of  the  Powder  Puff  football  game  and 
the  Sigma  Chi  Derby. 


The  first  ordeal  of  the  school  year,  carrying  mountains  of  clothes,  is  met  by  one 
of  Eastern's  9.602  fall  semester  students 


Rat  Court  Justices  (above)  mete  a  hilarious  sentence  to  an  unsuspect- 
ing freshman,  who  (opposite)  is  on  the  receiving  end  of  a  zealous  execu- 
tion by  justice  Al  Clark. 


26   STUDENT  LIFE 


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During  the  Powder  Puff  football  game,  the  K.UI  s  huddle  to 
plot  strategy  for  their  next  play 


Due  to  the  shortage  of  jerseys  an  Alpha  Gam  makes  a  quick  change  before 
entering  the  action 


"Mortally   injured",  a   KDT  lies  on 
the  turf  during  Powder  Puff  play. 


28   STUDENT  LIFE 


Powder  Puff  and  Sigma  Chi  Derby 
Add  Comic  Relief  to  Early  Weeks 


A  Chi  Omega  courageously  braves  the  hot  sun  and  sour 
milk  during  the  Derby's  "baby  bottle"  contest 


ADPi's  enthusiastically  cheer  their  favorites  during  another  Derby  event. 


STUDENT  LIFE    29 


More  Than  9,600 
Register  For  Fall 


When  registration  for  the  first  se- 
mester ended,  the  last  student  through 
the  line  pushed  the  fall  enrollment 
figure  to  9.602. 

The  registration  total  was  62  stu- 
dents less  than  the  year  before:  a  fact 
creditable  to  the  new  draft  lottery, 
an  abatement  of  the  influx  of  students 
from  the  post  WWII  baby  boom,  and  a 
general  cool  down  of  the  economy. 

Registration  was  the  same  as  al- 
ways, with  two  minor  exceptions.  Due 
to  the  new  academic  calendar,  it  was 
completed  about  three  weeks  earlier 
than  normal;  and  a  few  hundred  in- 
coming freshmen  had  registered  early 
in  the  summer.  The  success  of  the 
registration  made  an  expansion  of  the 
system  a  certainty  for  the  future. 


Right:  Students  jam  the  auxiliary  gym  in  Alumni  Coliseum 
during  registration.  Below:  Needing  assistance  is  not  al- 
ways a  bad  experience  when  the  Vallianettes  are  around. 


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Top:  Excedrin  Headache  No.  169:  The  last  class  you  need  is 
closed.  Left:  Students  take  advantage  of  any  flat  surface  to  com- 
plete the  many  forms  required  during  registration.  Above:  The 
last,  but  perhaps  the  most  painful,  task  of  registration  is  paying 
fees  .  .  .  even  if  you  postpone  it. 


STUDENT  LIFE   31 


Book-buying  is  a  necessity  of  a  semester's 
beginning,  and  the  zeal  of  the  new  school 
year  finds  many  of  them  open  before  they 
are  paid  for. 


32   STUDENT  LIFE 


Books  Bought,  Classes  Are  Begun 


Early  in  the  year,  classes  are  marked  by 
rapt  attention  and  the  conscientious  tak- 
ing of  notes. 


STUDENT  LIFE   33 


'Musical  Dorms' 
Played  By  Coeds 

The  year-m-year-out  routine  of  dormi- 
tory life  was  enlivened  this  year  with  the 
inception  of  what  could  be  called  "musi- 
cal dormitories." 

Keith  Hall,  which  had  served  as  a 
men's  residence  since  its  construction 
more  than  a  decade  ago.  was  converted 
to  a  women's  dormitory  for  the  fall  se- 
mester due  to  a  change  in  the  male- 
female  student  ratio.  During  the  spring 
semester,  with  Burnam  undergoing  a 
renovation.  Combs.  Miller.  Beckham  and 
McCreary  halls  joined  Keith  as  "men's" 
dorms  being  occupied  by  coeds. 

A  concerted  effort  was  made  during 
the  year  for  more  dormitory-centered 
activities. 

Whether  they  were  constructed  as 
men's  or  women's  halls,  all  of  Eastern's 
dormitories  continued  to  serve  as  part 
of  the  total  educational  experience.  The 
lessons  learned  through  living  and 
working  together  were  often  as  con- 
structive as  those  of  the  classroom. 

Right:  Dorms  offer  an  opportunity  for  relaxed  "cutting  up". 
Below:  The  telephone  provides  a  necessary  link  with  the  world 
outside  the  dorm  Below  right:  A  coed  carries  her  belongings  into 
Earle  Combs  Hall  at  the  start  of  the  second  semester.  The  dorm's 
freshly  painted  door  tells  the  story  of  its  conversion. 


34  STUDENT  LIFE 


One  of  the  advantages  of  having  a  roommate  is  that  a  hairdresser  is  always  handy. 


STUDENT  LIFE   35 


Window    decorations,    waiting    for    the    shower,    and    pensive 
moments  are  all  memorable  experiences  of  dormitory  living. 


36  STUDENT  LIFE 


A  suitcasing  student  watches  patiently  as  she  awaits  her  weekend  ride  home. 


STUDENT  LIFE   37 


Governor  Nunn  Heads  Begley  Dedication 


The  attention  of  national  leaders  in  physi- 
cal education,  law  enforcement,  military,  and 
athletics  focused  on  Eastern  late  in  Septem- 
ber with  the  dedication  of  the  Robert  B.  Beg- 
ley Building. 

A  multi-purpose  structure,  the  Begley 
Building  opened,  housing  the  headquarters 
for  EKU's  School  of  Health,  Physical  Educa- 
tion. Recreation  and  Athletics,  the  School  of 
Law  Enforcement,  and  the  Department  of 
Military  Science.  As  an  athletic  facility,  it  was 
designed  to  seat  20,000  football  fans  to 
watch  the  Colonels  in  action  on  Hanger  Field. 


Above:  Robert  B  Begley.  extreme  right.  Eastern  regent  and  drug  com- 
pany president  enjoys  the  dedication  game  win  over  East  Tennessee 
with  Governor  Nunn.  President  Martin  and  other  dignitaries  Below  left: 
Governor  Louie  B.  Nunn,  framed  by  the  national  and  state  colors,  ad- 
dresses the  crowd  gathered  for  the  dedication  ceremonies  of  the  Robert 
B.  Begley  Building.  Below:  Jim  Pratt,  president  of  the  EKU  Student 
Association,  officially  accepts  the  Begley  Building  on  behalf  of  his  fel- 
low students  Opposite:  Eastern's  flag  unfurls  majestically  during  the 
impressive  flag-raising  ceremonies  preceding  the  EKU-East  Tennessee 
football  game. 


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STUDENT  LIFE/BEGLEY  DEDICATION    39 


Wide  Curriculum 
Serves  Students 


Eastern  students  enrolled  in  137  dif- 
ferent major  degree  programs  during  the 
1970-71  year.  The  academic  offering, 
largest  in  EKU  history,  included  more 
than  100  programs  that  did  not  exist  at 
Eastern  just  ten  years  ago. 

Students  patrticipated  in  24  asso- 
ciate, 61  baccalaureate,  44  masters, 
seven  specialist  degree  programs  and  in 
the  joint  doctoral  program. 

Approved  to  be  added  to  this  academic 
potpoun  were  1 1  new  programs  that  will 
be  offered  dunngthe  1971  fall  term. 

Right:  The  use  of  the  cutting  torch  15  not  an  industrial  skill  alone, 
as  is  demonstrated  in  this  art  design  course  Below:  An  Eastern 
nursing  student  Intently  observes  an  operation  in  progress  at  the 
UK  Medical  Center. 


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Eastern  art  students  work  with  varied 
media  in  creating  their  work,  includ- 
ing, as  in  this  case,  the  traditional 
canvas  and  oil 


STUDENT  LIFE   41 


Right:  Dyeing  pigments  are  important  in  preparing 
microscope  slides  Below:  Dr  Santord  Jones,  who 
coordinated  a  summer  National  Science  Founda- 
tion Institute  in  biology,  conducts  an  experiment. 


42  STUDENT  LIFE 


The  Drosophila  (fruit  fly)  remains  the  classic  subject  in 
genetic  study.  Right:  A  student  gently  removes  fruit  flies 
from  a  container  before  placing  them  under  a  dissecting 
microscope  to  determine  sex. 


STUDENT  LIFE  43 


Right:  There  is  room  for  a  little  diversion 
in  most  classes  Far  right:  A  circular  class 
arrangement  is  conducive  for  discussion 
in  a  graduate-level  education  course  Be- 
low: Follow  through  on  an  iron  shot  gets 
the  attention  of  a  coed  participating  in  a 
physical  education  activity  class. 


44  STUDENT  LIFE 


A  women's   physical   education   class   receives 
struction  on  six-player  basketball 


STUDENT  LIFE  45 


46  STUDENT  LIFE 


The  Extended  Arm:  A  Universal  Symbol . . . 


"Body  Language"  was  the  name  of  a  best- 
selling  book  during  the  year,  but  the  arm 
and  its  language  of  signals  could  well  deserve 
a  volume  all  its  own. 

Just  the  simple  act  of  extending  the  arm 
over  the  head  has  myriad  applications,  all 
with  different  symbolism.  Whether  the  signal 
of  an  official  starting  an  athletic  contest,  a 
fan  signaling  his  favorite  team,  an  individual 
indicating  power  for  his  cause,  a  questioning 
student  or  a  conductor  drawing  musical 
artistry,  the  outstretched  arm  is  as  important 
a  communicative  tool  as  the  spoken  word. 


STUDENT  LIFE   47 


. . .  With  Diverse  Interpretations 


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STUDENT  LIFE  49 


50  STUDENT  LIFE/CHANCE  MEETING 


STUDENT  LIFE/CHANCE  MEETING    51 


Left:  Pollution  came  under  examination  during  an  April  observance  of 
Earth  Day,  dramatized  by  day-long  amphitheatre  discussions  and  the 
display  of  truck  loads  of  trash  that  littered  the  Madison  County  country- 
side. Above:  Despite  its  occasional  heavy  smoke  discharges,  the  EKU 
heating  plant  was  |udged  nearly  100  percent  effective  in  removing 
polluting  matter.  Not  so  lucky  was  the  H.  K.  Porter  Plant,  located  near 
the  campus,  which  was  chastised  by  the  Madison  County  Grand  Jury 
and  the  Richmond  administration  for  emitting  noxious  fumes  Below: 
At  the  ROTC  forum,  students  voice  both  opposition  and  support  to 
a  mandatory  military  science  program  to  Charles  Abner,  Larry  Parks 
and  Gary  McDavid.  defenders  of  ROTC. 


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Critical  Issues  Come  Into  Focus 


The  Eastern  campus  provided  a  sheltered  environ- 
ment where  the  critical  issues  of  the  day  could  be 
examined  in  a  rational  manner  without  pressure  and 
coercion. 

Both  on-campus  and  universal  issues  came  into 
focus  during  the  year.  Included  in  the  former  was  the 
question  of  mandatory  ROTC  and  women's  dormitory 
hours,  both  the  subjects  of  student  forums  and  stu- 
dent-faculty committee  study.  Pollution,  the  war,  drug 
abuse  and  the  problems  of  governmental  agencies  at 
all  levels  also  came  under  the  examination  of  students 
and  the  entire  University  Community. 


STUDENT  LIFE   53 


Coed  Dorm  Hours 
Draw  Discussion 


Above:  Edie  Reynolds  poses  a  question  to  Women's  Interdorm  Coun- 
cil members  Sharon  Crews.  Margaret  Skaggs,  and  Ellen  Simpson  (op- 
posite) at  a  forum  examining  women's  dormitory  hours  Below:  Antique 
millstones,  here  as  they  were  at  the  beginning  of  the  school  year,  were 
the  center  of  attention  in  an  issue  concerning  maintaining  the  "natural 
state"  of  the  ravine  when  they  were  placed  in  a  seating  area. 


The  pressing  problem  of  child  abuse  was  highlighted  by  the  Kentucky 
Law  Enforcement  Council-sponsored  Kentucky  Coroners'  Conference 


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Autumn  Spectaculars 
Stir  Campus  to  Life 

At  the  first  leaves  of  fall  blanketed  the 
campus.  Eastern  had  an  outward  appearance 
of  slumber.  However,  the  peaceful  atmo- 
mosphere  belied  the  outburst  of  activity 
which  accompanied  autumn  to  the  campus. 


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STUDENT  LIFE   57 


Band  Day  Explodes 
With  Color,  Sound 


The  first  major  football  season  production 
brought  more  than  5.000  high  school  band 
members  to  Richmond  and  Eastern  for  the 
annual  kaleidoscope  of  color  and  sound  that 
is  Band  Day. 

A  downtown  parade,  a  rehearsal  and  a  pic- 
nic lunch  led  to  the  always  stirring  massed 
band  halftime  show. 


Richmond  streets  are  brightened  by  the  parading  bands. 


58   STUDENT  LIFE  BAND  DAY 


EKU    marching  band   director   Robert   Hartwell   (above)  conducts  th 
massed  bands  (below)  in  a  voluminous  halftime  show. 


The  Madison  Central  band's  color  guard 
stands  silhouetted  against  a  billowy  sky  dur- 
ing the  halftime  performance 


STUDENT  LIFE/BAND  DAY    59 


Homecoming 

Says  'You've  Read 

It  In  The  Paper' 

Homecoming  '71,  sporting  a  "You've  Read 
it  in  the  Paper"  theme,  began  with  the  chores 
of  float  building  and  ended  with  a  17-7  foot- 
ball victory  over  visiting  Murray. 

Among  Homecoming  weekend's  major  ac- 
tivities were  a  Friday  night  dance  to  the  music 
of  the  Sirs  in  Brass;  and  a  post-game  concert 
by  the  Friends  of  Distinction. 

Peggy  Cotten.  a  sophomore  from  Spring- 
field. Ohio,  was  selected  Homecoming  Queen 
from  among  15  elected  finalists.  She  was 
crowned  in  pregame  ceremonies  before  a 
crowd  of  22.500. 


Work  on  floats  proceeds  feverishly  the  nights  before  Homecoming. 


60  STUDENT  LIFE  HOMECOMING 


Left:  A  "polluting"  Murray  is  swept  up  Above:  "E"  mum-holding  coeds 
watch  dreamily  as  the  parade  passes.  Below:  A  Lexington  Shrine  Temple 
clown  presents  a  flower  to  a  parade  watcher. 


STUDENT  LIFE/HOMECOMING   61 


Right:  A  Linus-toting  majorette  carries  the  newspaper  theme  into  the  half- 
time  show.  Below:  Fans  are  still  coming  in  as  Eastern  and  Murray  begin 
their  important  OVC  game 


62   STUDENT  LIFE/HOMECOMING 


President  Martin  prepares  to  bestow  the  traditional  kiss  upon  Home- 
coming Queen  Peggy  Cotten  as  news  cameras  and  court  look  on. 


Lectures,  Concerts  Provide  Diversion 


A  variety  of  cultural  presentations  provided 
self-improvement  diversions  throughout  the 
academic  year. 

The  Garvice  Kincaid  Lecture,  the  Commu- 
nity Concert  Series.   University  Theatre  pro- 


ductions, art  exhibits,  and  the  University 
Center  Board  lecture-concert  series  com- 
bined to  offer  a  year-round  program  for 
Eastern's  students,  faculty,  staff  and  members 
of  the  Richmond  community. 


Above:  Famous  guitarist  Carlos  Montoya  performs  his  artistry  in  Brock 
Auditorium  as  part  of  the  Community  Concert  Series.  Right:  Kincaid 
lecturer  Jesse  Stuart  clasps  his  head  during  a  reflective  portion  of  his 
presentation.  Opposite:  University  Theatre  performer  Robert  S.  Gray 
performs  in  the  Civil  War  drama.  "John  Brown's  Body." 


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STUDENT  LIFE   65 


Center  Board 

Concerts  Headline 

5th  Dimension 

Right:  Spotlights  silhouette  the  performers  during  the  University 
Center  Board-sponsored  Oliver  Concert.  Below:  Folk  song  stylist 
Josh  White  entertains  in  Alumni  Coliseum. 


66  STUDENT  LIFE 


Above  and  left:  The  5th  Dimension  performs  in  the  Center  Board's  most 
heavily  attended  concert  of  the  year. 


STUDENT  LIFE   67 


68  STUDENT  LIFE 


Even  In  The  Midst  of  Crowds  . . 


When  nearly  10,000  people  are  impacted 
into  a  relatively  compact  area,  the  individual 
is  faced  with  the  problem  of  maintaining 
identity. 

Eastern  was  no  different  this  year.  A  new 
stadium  made  the  crowds  even  larger  and 
sometimes  the  elements  forced  humanity, 
closer  together.  Classes  and  campus  side- 


walks reinforced  the  feeling  that  the  student 
was  no  longer  just  himself,  but  part  of  the 
larger  impersonal  whole.  But  for  the  person 
who  looked  beneath  the  surface,  there  was 
always  the  opportunity  to  be  physically  alone, 
or  to  maintain  individuality  through  individ- 
ual expression  and  reflection. 


STUDENT  LIFE   69 


. . .  There  Is  Still  Room  For  The  Individual 


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STUDENT  LIFE   71 


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72  STUDENT  LIFE 


STUDENT  LIFE   73 


Building  Present, 
But  Centralized 


To  the  seasoned  observer  of  Eastern,  and 
to  upperclassmen.  the  construction  activity 
this  year  seemed  misleadingly  at  a  low  ebb. 
In  contrast  to  past  years  when  construction 
work  was  being  conducted  on  virtually  every 
edge  of  the  campus,  it  was  centralized  this 
year  into  one  location. 

Rising  from  the  old  Hanger  Stadium  site 
were  the  new  Powell  University  Center,  which 
will  be  EKU's  new  social  center,  the  William 
Wallace  Building,  a  classroom  structure,  and 
the  nondenominational  Chapel  of  Meditation. 


Right:  Structural  steel  is  outlined  against  the  sky  at  the  William  Wallace 
Building  site.  Below:  A  single  photograph  captures  major  construction 
activity  at  the  Powell  University  Center,  the  Chapel  of  Meditation,  and 
the  Wallace  Building.  Opposite:  A  crane  rises  above  the  work  on  the 
University  Center. 


74  STUDENT  LIFE 


SIUDENT  LIFE    75 


Snow  and  Cold 
Close  Classes 


After  a  winter  devoid  of  snowfall 
through  its  first  two  months.  Eastern 
fell  victim  to  heavy  accumulations  of 
the  cold,  white  stuff  in  February.  Slick 
roads  and  campus  sidewalks,  coupled 
with  sub-10  degree  weather,  forced 
the  cancellation  of  a  day-and-a-half  of 
classes. 

While  the  heating  plant,  which  had 
suffered  the  burn-out  of  stoker  motor, 
struggled  to  maintain  campus 
warmth,  students  frolicked,  imperv- 
ious to  the  cold. 


Right:  The  area  behind  the  library  becomes  a  snowball  bat- 
tleground Below:  Despite  its  drawbacks,  snow  provides  a 
cold-weather  beautification  of  campus  shrubs. 


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76   STUDENT  LIFE 


Above:  A  stop  sign  makes  an  improvised  sled  for  a  student  zipping 
down  a  sidewalk  into  the  ravine.  Left:  The  spring  thaws  will  make 
this  bird's  nest  again  habitable. 


STUDENT  LIFE   77 


78   STUDENT  LIFE 


February  Puts  Football  On  Ice 


Opposite,  above  and  left:  Snowfall  and  stu- 
dent ingenuity  combine  tor  the  inception  of 
a  new  sport,  snow  football 


STUDENT  LIFE   79 


Safety  and  Security  officer  Jack  Lemmons  per- 
forms his  morning  and  afternoon  duty  of  stopping 
traffic  so  that  children  attending  Model  Laboratory 
School  can  cross  Lancaster  Avenue  in  safety. 


STUDENT  LIFE 


Campus  Security 
Performs  Services 


Above:  Officer  Bill  James  chats  with  a  student  during  the 
half  of  an  Eastern  basketball  game.  Below:  The  miniature 
two-way  radio  is  an  important  tool  In  traffic  control. 


STUDENT  LIFE   81 


THE  Game 


82   STUDENT  LIFE 


STUDENT  LIFE  83 


84  STUDENT  LIFE 


STUDENT  LIFE  85 


86   STUDENT  LIFE 


Western  94,  Eastern  93,  One  Overtime 


STUDENT  LIFE   87 


Teaching  Highlights 
Many  Seniors'  Year 


For  more  than  half  of  Eastern's  graduating 
seniors,  a  semester  of  student  teaching  was  a 
unique  experience.  After  three  years  of  pre- 
paration and  the  study  of  education  and 
subject  matter  courses,  the  theory  of  the 
classroom  was  put  into  practice. 

Besides  being  a  valuable  learning  device 
for  the  future  teachers,  it  was  the  initial,  first- 
hand taste  of  their  chosen  profession. 


Right:  Student  teacher  Jane  Rice  draws  an  amused  reaction  from 
student  Jill  Curry  at  Model  Lab  School  Below:  Student  teachers  Mar- 
tha Saylor.  Miss  Rice.  Barbara  Van  Zant  and  Glen  Hendrix  compare 
notes  while  relaxing  in  the  faculty  lounge. 


88  STUDENT  LIFE 


Miss  Rice  and  student  Cecilia  Orchard  enjoy  a  lighter  moment  on  the 
playground  during  recess. 


STUDENT  LIFE   89 


Glen  Hendnx  helps  students    Steve  Hensel  (above)  and  Chris  Sal 
yerwith  individual  math  problems. 


90   STUDENT  LIFE 


Left:  Hendrix  and  Miss  Rice  quietly  discuss  the  next  pro- 
cedure in  a  team-teaching  effort.  Below:  Hendrix  super- 
vises an  outdoor  free  play  period. 


STUDENT  LIFE   91 


Above:  Claudia  Taylor  entertains  with  "I'm  Just  A  Girl  Who  Can't  Say  No."  from  "Okla- 
homa" during  the  talent  phase  of  competition.  Above  right:  The  newly  crowned  Miss 
Eastern  parades  down  the  runway  Below:  Contestants  Carol  Schwenke.  Brenda  Reiter. 
Debbie  Pearson.  Jenny  Robinson  and  Alice  Kraig  pose  for  the  |udges  during  swim  suit 
competition  Below  right:  The  outgoing  Miss  Eastern.  Marty  Jo  Payton  makes  her  exit  sing- 
ing "The  Other  Mans  Grass  Is  Always  Greener." 


92  STUDENT  LIFE 


Claudia  Taylor  Captures  Miss  Eastern  Title 


Above:  Claudia  Taylor  and  first  runnerup  Vickey  Carney  both  smile  as  the 
announcement  revealing  the  1971  Miss  Eastern  is  made.  Below:  Mistress  of 
ceremonies  Janie  Olmstead.  the  1966  Miss  Kentucky,  prepares  to  read  the 
judges'  decisions  as  finalists  Alice  Kraig,  Jenney  Robinson,  Brenda  Reiter. 
Claudia  Taylor  andVickey  Carney,  are  all  beaming. 


Miss  Claudia  Taylor  was  crowned 
Miss  Eastern  1971  in  March  as  she  was 
selected  from  among  ten  contestants 
to  be  EKU's  representative  in  the  Miss 
Kentucky  Pageant  and  at  the  1971 
Mountain  Laurel  Festival. 

She  was  crowned  by  the  1970  Miss 
Eastern  and  reigning  Mountain  Laurel 
Queen,  Miss  Marty  Jo  Payton. 

A  Frankfort  sophomore,  Claudia 
decked  out  in  western  dress  for  her 
talent  presentation,  a  vocal  rendition 
of  "I'm  Just  A  Girl  Who  Can't  Say  No." 
from  the  Broadway  musical  "Okla- 
homa." 

Members  of  Miss  Eastern's  court 
were  first  runnerup.  Miss  Vickey  Car- 
ney; second  runnerup,  Miss  Alice 
Kraig;  third  runnerup,  Miss  Jenney 
Robinson,  and  fourth  runnerup,  Miss 
Brenda  Reiter. 

The  Miss  Eastern  Pageant  was  spon- 
sored by  the  Panhellenic  Society  and 
Interfraternity  Council. 


STUDENT  LIFE   93 


Spring  Fever 
Precedes  Finals 

An  inescapable  fact  of  every  school 
year  is  that  the  warm  weather  of  spring 
and  the  academic  showdown  of  final 
examinations  coincide.  Fortunately, 
there  always  seem  to  be  a  few  short 
weeks  available  to  enjoy  springtime  be- 
fore turning  to  the  serious  work  at 
hand. 


Above:  A  bicycle  recieves  a  fresh  rider  during  the  Delta  Upsi- 
lon  bicycle  marathon.  Right:  Physical  education  students 
take  advantage  of  the  warm  sun  on  the  steps  of  the  Weaver 
Health  Buildings. 


94  STUDENT  LIFE 


Left:  Abbreviated  outfits  mark  the  coming  of  warm  weather  Be- 
low: A  cook-out  at  Adams'  cave  provides  a  break  from  the  daily 
routine  of  classes. 


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Library  Gets  Workout  As  Exams  Near 


Above:  A  coed  relaxes  in  a  deserted  dorm  lobby  as  she  catches  up  on 
her  reading  Right:  Jon  May  takes  advantage  of  the  periodical  room 
to  bone  up  on  current  issues. 


96   STUDENT  LIFE 


STUDENT  LIFE   97 


Opposite:  Seclusion  can  be  found  between  the  stacks  of 
books  in  the  library  Right:  The  library  staff  is  kept  busy  as 
the  closing  semester  and  final  examinations  increases 
circulation  Below:  Teamwork  is  many  times  an  asset  to 
studying 


98   STUDENT  LIFE 


STUDENT  LIFE  99 


Outdoor  Activities  Highlight  Spring 


Spring's  warming  weather 
drove  campus  activity  back  to 
the  outdoors  as  Greek  events 
like  Kappa  Alpha's  Old  South 
Week,  the  Delta  Upsilon  bike 
race,  and  the  organized  spring 
sports  began  to  dominate  lei- 
sure hours. 

For  more  than  1,700  Eastern 
seniors,  enjoying  their  last  bout 
as  students  with  spring  fever, 
the  culmination  of  four  years 
came  closer  as  the  days  drew 
longer. 


Right:  One  of  the  highlights  of  the  KA's  Old 
South  Week  is  a  parade  through  the  campus  by 
the  brothers  and  their  ladies.  Above:  A  Colonel 
trackman  clears  a  hurdle  in  the  OVC  trackmeet 
at  Morehead. 


100  STUDENT  LIFE 


Left:  "Out"  is  the  call  as  a  Colonel  base  runner  is 
tagged  while  trying  to  score  Below:  A  soon  to  be 
graduate  perches  by  the  ravine  fish  pond  to  read 
the  Progress. 


STUDENT  LIFE    101 


Commencement  Is 
Alpha  and  Omega 

Suddenly,  it  ended! 

For  some  2,000  persons,  commencement 
signaled  both  the  end  of  years  of  preparation 
at  Eastern  and  the  beginning  of  a  future  as 
bright  as  their  initiative  and  imagination 
would  allow. 

Left  behind  were  friends  and  the  many 
things  which  would  always  be  held  dear.  But, 
none  could,  if  they  wanted,  leave  behind  the 
memories. 


The  lighted  stage  of  the  Van  Peursem  Pavilion  provides  a  beacon  during 
summer  commencement  in  the  amphitheatre 


Opposite:  Mothers  and  those  60-second  photographs  make  commence- 
ment complete  Left:  The  lighted  stage  of  the  Van  Peursem  Pavilion 
provides  a  beacon  during  summer  commencement  in  the  amphi- 
theatre Below:  A  congratulatory  kiss  is  another  reward 


STUDENT  LIFE/COMMENCEMENT    103 


BEAUTY 


Homecoming  Queen 
Queen  Athena      .   "._-- 
Campus  Beauties   ,. 
Miss  Photogenic     . 
Miss  Milestone     .   : 


HOMECOMING  QUEEN 
Miss  Peggy  Cotten 

Miss  Peggy  Cotten.  a  junior  business 
education  major  from  Springfield, 
Ohio,  was  chosen  from  15  student- 
elected  finalists  to  reign  over  the  1970 
Homecoming. 

Vibrant  Peggy,  sponsored  by  Kappa 
Alpha  Order,  was  selected  by  a  panel 
of  judges  who  used  beauty,  poise,  and 
personality  as  their  criteria. 


106    BEAUTY  HOMECOMING  QUEEN 


BEAUTY/HOMECOMING  QUEEN    107 


108    BEAUTY  QUEEN  ATHENA 


QUEEN  ATHENA 
Barbara  Harrison 

Miss  Barbara  Harrison,  a  junior  speech  pa- 
thology major  from  Erlanger,  is  the  1971  Queen 
Athena.  Barbara  was  selected  by  the  Associa- 
tion of  the  United  States  Army  to  serve  as  ROTC 
Corps  Sponsor  and  sponsor  commander  during 
1971-72. 

Active  in  campus  organizations,  the  1971 
goddess  of  skill,  wisdom  and  warfare  is  a  mem- 
ber of  Chi   Omega   sorority  and   a   majorette. 


BEAUTY/QUEEN  ATHENA    109 


CAMPUS  BEAUTIES 

The  Student  Body  was  the  judge  for  the 
selection  of  the  14  coeds  featured  as  Campus 
Beauties  in  the  1971  Milestone.  This  year's 
Campus  Beauties,  including  the  Misses  Pho- 
togenic and  Milestone,  are  the  members  of 
the  court  of  Homecoming  Queen  Peggy  Cot- 
ten.  All  were  chosen  in  a  campus-wide  elec- 
tion from  among  45  nominees.  Selected 
to  begin  this  year's  presentation  is  Miss  Marty 
Jo  Payton,  the  reigning  Kentucky  Mountain 
Laurel  Queen  and  Miss  Eastern  of  1970. 


MARTY  JO  PAYTON,  Beta  Omicron  Gamma 


110    BEAUTY/CAMPUS  BEAUTIES 


GAIL  LYTTLE, 

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GINGER  SPRIGGS,  E  Club 


BEAUTY/CAMPUS  BEAUTIES    111 


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112    BEAUTY/CAMPUS  BEAUTIES 


DIANA  MOORE,  Chi  Omega 


BEAUTY/CAMPUS  BEAUTIES    113 


DONAGENE  BRANHAM, ROTC 


114    BEAUTY  CAMPUS  BEAUTIES 


DARYL  POYNTER,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon 


MILLERSON  WILKINS,  Delta  Sigma  Theta 


BEAUTY-CAMPUS  BEAUTIES    115 


DEBBIE  GROVE,  McGregor  Hal 


116    BEAUTY/CAMPUS  BEAUTIES 


CONNIE  HANEY,  Palmer  Hall 


OLIVE  FALCONE,  Veterans  Club 


BEAUTY-CAMPUS  BEAUTIES    117 


MISS  PHOTOGENIC 

Marie  Covington 

Photogenic,  says  Webster,  is  being  artis- 
tically suitable  for  being  photographed.  That 
describes  the  1971  Miss  Photogenic.  Marie 
Covington,  a  junior  physical  education  major 
from  Georgetown. 

Selected  as  Miss  Photogenic  by  the  Mile- 
stone photographers.  Marie  is  active  in  the 
Health,  Physical  Education  and  Recreation 
Club,  and  was  sponsored  as  a  Homecoming 
Candidate  by  the  Keith  Hall  House  Council. 


118    BEAUTY/MISS  PHOTOGENIC 


MISS  MILESTONE 

RoxieCronenwett 

Selected  by  the  editors 
on  the  basis  of  her  cameo- 
like classic  beauty  is  the 
1971  Miss  Milestone,  Roxie 
Cronenwett.  Roxie  is  a 
sophomore  physical  educa- 
tion major  trom  Mount 
Gilead,  Ohio,  and  was  spon- 
sored by  Telford  Hall. 


BEAUTY  MISS  MILESTONE    119 


Governor  Nunn 
Emphasizes  Order 

The  Commonwealth's  Governor,  the  Hon- 
orable Louie  B.  Nunn.  took  special  interest 
in  higher  education  during  the  third  year  ot 
his  term,  as  he  took  steps  aimed  at  prevent- 
ing   disruption     on     Kentucky's    campuses. 

Early  in  the  academic  year,  the  governor 
sent  letters  to  all  students  enrolled  in  Ken- 
tucky's public  universities  and  colleges 
urging  them  to  maintain  order  so  that  public 
and  legislative  reaction  would  not  endanger 
the  institutions'  sources  ot  tunds. 

The  Kentucky  chief  executive's  visits  to 
Eastern  included  a  dinner  honoring  Regent 
Earle  B.  Combs  on  his  induction  into  the 
baseball  Hall  of  Fame,  a  press  conference 
for  high  school  journalists,  and  the  dedica- 
tion of  the  Robert  B.  Begley  Building. 

At  the  Begley  dedication.  Governor  Nunn 
said,  "This  nation  today  looks  to  its  univer- 
sities to  restore  themselves  as  citadels  of 
reason  in  a  free  society."  He  said  that  "those 
who  want  to  maintain  the  university  must 
align  themselves  in  support  of  academic 
freedom.  There  is  no  middle  ground  here 
because  to  tolerate  violence  is  to  condone 
violence." 

Right:  Governor  Louie  B.  Nunn  delivers  the  address  at  the  dedication  of 
the  Robert  B  Begley  Building  Below:  The  state's  highest  official 
answers  questions  from  high  school  journalists  during  a  summer  work- 
shop. Below  Right:  Governor  Nunn.  President  Martin,  and  members  of 
the  Board  of  Regents  walk  toward  their  seats  following  flag-raising 
ceremonies  that  preceded  the  Eastern-East  Tennessee  football  game. 


122   ACADEMICS  ADMINISTRATION 


Regents'  Decisions  Affect  University  Life 


As  the  University's  official  governing  body, 
the  Board  of  Regents  made  itself  felt  through 
the  enactment  of  important  measures  in 
virtually  every  phase  of  EKU's  operation  dur- 
ing the  1970-71  year. 

The  administrative  measure  which  first 
affected  students  was  the  adoption  of  a  new 
academic  calendar  that  advanced  school 
year  dates  by  nearly  four  weeks.  Under  the 
new  schedule,  the  year  began  in  late  August, 
with  commencement  set  for  early  May. 

Okaying  a  new  student  body  constitution, 


approval  of  construction  bond  issues,  the 
sanctioning  of  a  dozen  new  degree  programs 
and  new  administrative  and  faculty  appoint- 
ments consumed  a  good  part  of  the  Regent's 
work. 

Eastern's  Board  of  Regents  is  composed 
of  men  who  have  made  significant  contribu- 
tions in  their  professions,  appointed  to  four- 
year  terms  by  the  Governor.  Student  and 
faculty  representatives,  who  are  elected  by 
their  peers,  serve  as  non-voting  members  on 
the  Board. 


EASTERN'S  BOARD  OF  REGENTS:  Earle  B.  Combs,  Robert  B.  Begley,  Bob 
Babbage.  William  L  Wallace.  President  Robert  R  Martin.  Wendell  P.  Butler 
State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  Dr  J.  C.  Powell,  board  secre- 
tary. Henry  Stratton.  Gerald  May.  Ralph  Whalin.  Marvin  Edwards  Below: 
Regents  Begley.  Babbage.  and  Wallace  study  a  proposal  for  a  new  graduate 
degree  program  during  a  quarterly  board  meeting. 


ACADEMICS/BOARD  OF  REGENTS    123 


The  President,  Dr.  Robert  R.  Martin 


124    ACADEMICS  ADMINISTRATION 


President  Martin  Assumes  National  Post 


Dr.  Robert  R.  Martin  began  his  second  de- 
cade as  Eastern's  sixth  president  in  impressive 
fashion  this  year  as  he  reaped  honors  and  rec- 
ognition for  the  achievements  of  his  admini- 
stration and  assumed  an  important  position 
of  national  educational  leadership. 

Recognition  came  in  the  form  of  resolutions 
from  the  EKU  faculty,  Board  of  Regents,  the 
Alumni  Association,  and  Richmond  and  Madi- 
son County  government  as  Dr.  Martin's  10th 
year  as  president  ended.  The  resolutions  com- 
mended President  Martin  for  his  efforts  in 
providing  educational  opportunities  and  the 
maintenance  of  order  on  the  Eastern  campus. 

Later  in  the  year,  in  ceremonies  at  More- 
head,  President  Martin  received  the  Joint 
Alumni  Council  of  Kentucky's  first  award  for 
distinguished  service  to  education. 

Dr.  Martin  was  thrust  into  a  position  of  na- 
tional leadership  in  November  when  the  Amer- 
ican Association  of  State  Colleges  and  Univer- 
sities elected  him  as  the  organization's  presi- 
dent-elect. He  will  serve  as  president  of  the 
275-institution  group  next  year. 

Earlier,  during  the  summer,  Dr.  Martin  rep- 
resented the  AASCU  before  a  Congressional 
education  and  labor  committee  studying  fed- 


eral assistance  to  college  and  university  stu- 
dents. 

In  testimony  that  received  prominent  atten- 
tion from  federal  government  and  the  national 
press,  Dr.  Martin  likened  a  student  aid  plan 
that  would  restrict  funds  to  disrupted  cam- 
puses to  a  "three-legged  horse."  He  pointed 
that  the  plan,  which  would  have  made  an  es- 
timated 100,000  low-income  students  ineli- 
gible for  financial  aid,  would  "limp  along  badly 
until  it  finally  collapses." 

In  January,  Dr.  Martin  issued  a  36-page  re- 
port of  Eastern's  development  from  1959-60 
to  1969-70.  Entitled  "Toward  a  Vision,"  the 
report  outlined  quantitative  and  qualitative 
developments  at  Eastern  in  the  primary  areas 
of  physical  plant,  faculty,  curricula,  and  stu- 
dent services. 

The  latter  area,  student  services,  received 
special  emphasis  from  President  Martin  dur- 
ing the  1970-71  year.  The  establishment  of  a 
counseling  center  away  from  administrative 
offices  and  an  expanded  program  within  the 
residence  halls  were  parts  of  the  effort  to  bring 
student  services  on  par  with  other  University 
functions. 


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President  Martin  addresses  a  gathering  of  faculty,  staff,  city  and  county 
government  officials,  and  newsmen  during  ceremonies  marking  the 
end  of  his  10th  year  in  office. 


ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION    125 


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John  L.  Vickers  serves  as  President  Martin's  executive  as- 
sistant in  addition  to  his  duties  as  director  of  placement. 


President  and  Mrs.   Martin,   here  enjoying  one  ot  Easterns  areas  of 
flowers,  try  to  attend  most  campus  events 


President  Martin  displays  two  phases  of  an  administrator's  duties  as 
he  listens  intently  (above)  during  a  Board  of  Regents'  meeting,  and 
hails  the  first  ball  hit  at  the  Arlington  Golf  Course  when  he  cere- 
moniously opened  it  last  summer. 


126    ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION 


Left:  Vice  President  for  Administration. 
Dr  J,  C  Powell,  has  diverse  respon- 
sibilities for  the  University  and  serves 
as  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Regents. 


Regents  Name  Center  To  Honor  Powel 


Vice  President  for  Administration,  Dr. 
J.  C.  Powell,  was  recognized  this  year  for 
his  contributions  to  the  University  during 
the  past  decade  when  the  Board  of  Regents 
named  the  new  university  center  to  honor 
him. 

Concerned  with  the  University's  fiscal 
affairs  and  with  certain  areas  of  general 
administration,  Dr.  Powell  has  as  one  of  his 
major  assignments  the  preparation  of 
Eastern's  internal  budget.  He  prepares  the 
University's    annual     budget    request    for 


funds  appropriated  by  the  General  Assem- 
bly of  the  Commonwealth.  The  organiza- 
tion of  bond  issues  for  construction  proj- 
ects and  development  of  applications  for 
federal  funds  for  construction  were  among 
other  responsibilities  assigned  to  his  office. 
The  Vice  President  for  Administration 
has  responsibilities  for  the  Office  of  Inter- 
nal Auditor,  Division  of  Safety  and  Security 
and  Division  of  Data  Processing.  The  Safety 
and  Security  operation  moved  into  new 
facilities  in  the  Brewer  Building  this  year. 


ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION    127 


New  Academic 
Programs  Begun 

Coordinating  the  implementation 
of  18  new  degree  programs  while  gain- 
ing Board  of  Regents  sanction  of  11 
more  was  a  major  effort  of  the  Office 
of  Academic  Affairs,  directed  by  Vice 
President  Thomas  F.  Stovall,  during 
the  1970-71  academic  year. 

Graduate  degree  programs  offered 
for  the  first  time  included  the  Special- 
ists in  Education  degree  in  four  areas; 
three  Master  of  Arts  in  Education  con- 
centrations; and  MA's  in  physics,  geol- 
ogy, psychology  and  criminal  justice. 

New  undergraduate  fields  included 
the  Bachelor  of  Arts  in  journalism  and 
regional  planning,  Bachelor  of  Science 
degrees  in  fisheries  management, 
distributive  education  and  rehabilita- 
tion education.  A  bachelor's  degree 
program  leading  to  certification  in 
special  education  was  also  added,  and 
an  Associate  of  Arts  in  medical  assist- 
ing was  new. 

Programs  approved  for  1971-72 
included  master's  degrees  in  French, 
Spanish,  mathematics,  psychology, 
and  education  with  emphasis  in  school 
health,  plus  a  fifth-year  program  in 
school  health  education.  Baccalau- 
reate programs  were  nursing,  interior 
design,  art,  and  minors  in  social  work 
and  rehabilitation  education.  An  asso- 
ciate program  in  interior  decoration 
was  also  okayed. 

In  other  important  actions  this  year, 
a  new  pass-fail  grading  system  was 
initiated  for  student  teaching  and  the 
Division  of  Health,  Physical  Education, 
Recreation  and  Athletics  was  redesig- 
nated as  a  school. 


Dr   Thomas  F.  Stovall.  Vice  President  of  Academic  Affairs,  directs  Eastern's 
overall  scholastic  program 


128   ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION 


Top  Left:  Mr.  Leonard  Taylor,  the  University's 
registrar,  is  responsible  for  maintaining  aca- 
demic records  of  EKU  students.  Left:  As  Dean 
for  Continuing  Education.  Dr.  LaRue  Coca- 
nougher  heads  a  program  of  off-campus  exten- 
sion, correspondence,  and  Saturday  and  evening 
classes.  Above:  Dr  Kenneth  Clawson.  Dean  of 
Richmond  Community  College,  provides  a  cen- 
tral source  of  information  about  Eastern's  two- 
year  associate  degree  programs. 


ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION    129 


Above:  Dr  Charles  Ambrose.  Dean  of  Admis- 
sions, supervises  the  processing  of  paperwork 
generated  by  prospective  students'  applications 
for  admission  Right:  Dr  Tom  Myers,  Vice  Pres- 
ident for  Student  Affairs,  tries  to  follow  a  policy 
of  positive  assistance  to  students  rather  than 
assuming  the  role  of  a  disciplinarian 


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130   ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION 


Miss  Mary  Ingels.  Dean  of  Women,  and  Dr.  James  Allen,  Dean  of  Men.  head 
offices  aimed  at  the  social  advising  and  well  being  of  the  Eastern  student  body. 


Activities,  Counseling  Receive  Attention 


An  office  of  student  organizations  and  ac- 
tivities and  a  counseling  center  were  among 
the  development  in  the  Office  of  Student  Af- 
fairs. 

The  Student  organizations  and  activities 
operation  was  made  responsible  for  scheduling 
and  coordinating  University-sponsored  activ- 
ities as  well  as  activities  of  campus  organiza- 
tions. This  office  was  planned  to  work  with  the 
University  Center  Board  upon  completion  of 
the  University  Center. 

A  counseling  center  was  also  an  important 
addition  to  the  student  affairs  program.  The 
center,  housed  in  Ellendale  Hall,  offered  free 
counseling  to  any  Eastern  student.  The  coun- 
seling center  also  operated  a  phone-in  service 
until  midnight,  permitting  students  calls  to  dis- 
cuss any  problem  or  request  needed  informa- 


tion. 

The  campus  infirmary  offered  improved 
services  this  year  with  the  addition  of  a  nurse 
and  an  evening  physician.  With  these  additions 
the  infirmary  remained  open  to  students  until 
11  p.m. 

A  program  of  hiring  full  time  dorm  directors 
was  also  initiated  as  activities  in  the  residence 
halls  took  on  a  two-fold  purpose  this  year.  In 
an  attempt  to  make  the  dorms  educational,  as 
well  as  residence  halls  special  programs  and 
encounter  groups  were  implemented  to  insure 
that  students  and  directors  work  together  in 
the  operation  of  the  residence  halls. 

The  admissions  office  became  more  efficient 
with  the  hiring  of  an  admissions  counselor.  The 
hiring  of  a  second  counselor  was  planned  for 
the  near  future. 


ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION    131 


Research  Sanctions  Thirty-Six  Projects 


The  Office  of  Research  and  Develop- 
ment, headed  by  Vice  President  John 
D.  Rowlett.  continued  its  accelerated 
expansion  of  the  '60's  with  the  funding 
of  36  new  projects  during  the  1970 
calendar  year. 

A  service  arm  of  the  University 
which  assists  EKU's  academic  func- 
tions, the  office  also  worked  closely 
with  projects  and  programs  supported 
by  federal  and  other  non-institutional 
funds.  Dr.  Rowlett's  division  provided 
the  central  contact  between  the  Uni- 
versity and   various  federal   agencies. 

Support  for  the  36  projects  came 
from  such  agencies  as  the  National 
Science  Foundation.  U.S.  Office  of 
Education,  National  Institutes  of 
Health,  Law  Enforcement  Assistance 
Administration.  National  Highway 
Safety  Bureau.  U.S.  Public  Health 
Service,  Corporation  for  Public  Broad- 
casting. Housing  and  Urban  Develop- 
ment, and  Social  and  Rehabilitation 
Service. 


Top  Right:  Vice  President  for  Research  and  Development. 
Dr  John  D.  Rowlett.  is  responsible  for  Eastern's  relation- 
ships with  governmental  agencies  that  award  grants  to  the 
University  Below  Right:  The  Director  of  Institutional 
Research.  Dr.  R.  Dean  Acker,  coordinates  the  administra- 
tion of  undergraduate  and  graduate  record  examinations, 
in  addition  to  his  research  duties. 


132   ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION 


Business  Affairs 
Extends  Scope 


Under  the  guidance  of  Vice  President  for 
Business  Affairs  Neal  Donaldson,  the  Office 
of  Business  Affairs  met  the  burgeoning 
business,  financial  and  institutional  services 
requirements  of  the  University  during 
1970-71.  requirements  which  were  broad- 
ened by  the  expanding  physical  plant. 

The  complex  organization  of  the  office 
necessary  to  provide  required  services  to  the 
institution  includes  divisions  of  accounting 
and  budgetary  control,  bursar,  buildings 
and  grounds,  housing,  institutional  services, 
personnel  services,  purchases  and  store, 
university   store,   and   the   university  farm£ 

The  efforts  of  the  office  to  maintain  a 
constant  flow  of  electricity  throughout  the 
campus  was  improved  during  the  Christmas 
break  when  the  Division  of  Buildings  and 
Grounds  secured  a  substantial  system  to 
withstand  heavy  overloads. 


Left:  The  Office  of  Business  Affairs  is  headed  by  Vice  President 
Neal  Donaldson  who  oversees  operations  of  his  office's  nine 
divisions  Below  Left:  The  EKU  bursar.  Mr  William  Stapleton. 
collects  funds  due  the  University  and  cashes  checks  for  the  stu- 
dent body  Below:  Mr  H  L  Unterbrink,  Controller,  handles 
University  transactions  with  student  organizations  and  insurance 
of  Eastern's  physical  property. 


ACADEMICS/ADMINISTRATION    133 


Public  Affairs  Sees  Fund  Drive  Ended 


Renewal  of  the  Century  Fund  drive  to  fi- 
nance the  construction  of  the  Chapel  of  Medi- 
tation with  private  funds  was  a  highlight  of  the 
year's  activities  of  the  Office  of  Public  Affairs. 

Under  the  direction  of  Vice  President  for 
Public  Affairs.  Mr.  Donald  R.  Feltner.  the  of- 
fice, through  the  Division  of  Alumni  Affairs, 
successfully  tackled  the  task  of  raising 
$120,000  in  additional  funds  to  complete  the 
drive  to  build  the  non-denominational  chapel. 
The  Century  Fund  stood  at  $236,000  when  bid 
openings  for  the  project  in  August  revealed 
that  inflation  had  forced  an  original  $200,000 
cost  estimate  to  soar  to  $355,000. 

New  pledges  and  extensions  of  previous 
pledges  —  including  contributions  of  both 
types  from  numerous  student  organizations 
—  raised  the  required  funds.  Contracts  were 
signed  in  October  and  a  fall.  1971.  completion 
date  was  set. 

Several  special  events  were  held  during  the 


year  including  five  dedication  programs,  most 
colorful  of  which  was  the  dedication  of  the 
Robert  B.  Begley  Building.  A  morning  address 
by  Governor  Louie  B.  Nunn  provided  the  high- 
light. 

The  Office  of  Public  Affairs  also  maintained 
its  continuing  programs  in  the  divisions  of 
Alumni  Affairs.  University-School  Relations, 
News  and  Publications.  Placement  and  Infor- 
mational Services.  Band  Day.  High  School 
Senior  Day.  Homecoming.  Alumni  Day  and  an 
assortment  of  high  school  festivals,  camps 
and  other  events  were  recurring  programs  of 
the  office  which  attracted  thousands  of  per- 
sons to  the  campus. 

During  the  fall,  the  office  compiled  and 
edited,  in  cooperation  with  other  major  ad- 
ministrative offices,  a  10-year  report  of  the 
President  of  the  past  decade,  entitled,  "To- 
ward A  Vision." 


Vice  President  for  Public  Affairs  Donald  R.  Feltner.  in  addition  to  coor- 
dinating the  University's  relations  with  its  varied  publics,  advises  EKU's 
All-Amencan    student    publications,    the    PROGRESS   and    MILESTONE. 


134    ACADEMICS  ADMINISTRATION 


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CUC  Opens  Doors  to  Fields  of  Study 

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Central  University  College  was  orginated 
with  the  two-fold  purpose  of  developing  inter- 
disciplinary curricula  and  advising  its  stu- 
dents. 

Students  enter  Eastern  and  CUC  simul- 
taneously, proceeding  through  two  years  of 
general  studies.  After  meeting  academic  re- 
quirements, students  are  admitted  into  upper 
division  colleges  where  they  finish  studies 
in  a  specialized  major. 

The  "Learning  Laboratory"  is  a  special 
feature  of  CUC.  The  lab  was  set  up  to  advise 
and  direct  students  who  showed  difficulty 
in  adjusting  to  academic  pressures,  yet 
whose  high  school  and  test  records  displayed 
ability  to  achieve. 

Experimental  classes  were  adapted  in 
freshman  English  composition  classes  this 
year.  Students  were  able  to  proceed  at  their 
own  rate  to  complete  the  courses  and  did  not 
have  the  worry  of  direct  competition  to  con- 
tend with. 

Future  plans  are  to  apply  experimental 
class  techniques  to  general  studies  science 
classes. 


Right:  Dean  of  Central  University  College.  Dr.  Clyde  J. 
Lewis,  who  administers  Eastern's  General  Education  pro- 
gram, tosses  an  acorn  to  one  ot  the  campus  squirrels. 
Below:  A  freshman  coed  reflects  three  stages  of  expres- 
sions as  she  encounters  her  first  registration. 


136   ACADEMICS  CENTRAL  UNIVERSITY 


Top:  Dr  Kenneth  D  Tunnell,  chairman  of  the  social  sci- 
ence program  confers  the  outcome  of  an  examination  on 
one  of  his  classes  Above:  Associate  Dean  of  CUC,  Dr.  Le- 
roy  L.  Barlow  also  is  responsible  for  academic  advising  at 
freshmen  and  sophomore  levels. 


ACADEMICS/CENTRAL  UNIVERSITY    137 


CUC  Strengthens 
Academic  Offering 


Above:  Pictured  as  he  appeared  on  the 
EKU  Instructional  TV  is  chairman  of 
the  general  studies  humanities  pro- 
gram. Dr  Bryan  E  Lindsay  Right:  The 
new  head  of  the  School  and  Public 
Health  program  is  Dr  Herman  S.  Bush. 


138    ACADEMICS  CENTRAL  UNIVERSITY 


Above  Left:  Dr.  John  Long  is  head  of  general 
studies  English  and  also  teaches  freshman  com- 
position classes.  Above:  Chairman  of  the  physi- 
cal science  program.  Dr  Wallace  C.  Dixon, 
flashes  a  transparency  for  one  of  his  classes. 
Left:  Dr.  John  M.  Deck,  chairman  of  CUC  physi- 
cal education  classes,  goes  over  tests  with  a 
graduate  assistant. 


ACADEMICS/CENTRAL  UNIVERSITY    139 


Above:  Mrs.  Ann  Algier  heads  the  CUC  learn- 
ing laboratory,  established  to  help  students 
make  adjustments  toward  scholastic  achieve- 
ment Above  Right:  Colonel  Joseph  L.  Pilant, 
head  of  the  Military  Science  Department  — 
addresses  the  Army  commissioning  cere- 
monies for  graduating  seniors.  Right:  Eastern 
graduates  of  the  ROTC  program  take  their 
oath  as  commissioned  second  lieutenants  in 
theU.  S.  Army 


140   ACADEMICS/CENTRAL  UNIVERSITY 


APPLIED  ART 


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The  Dean  of  the  College  of  Applied  Arts  and  Technology. 
Dr.  William  Sexton,  stands  responsible  for  the  additional 
programs  in  the  College. 


Arts  and  Technology  Expands  Programs 


The  College  of  Applied  Arts  and  Technology 
expanded  opportunities  during  the  fall  semes- 
ter of  1970.  when  three  new  programs  enlarged 
the  Departments  of  Agriculture.  Law  Enforce- 
ment, and  Nursing.  Students  interested  in  a 
two-year  program  in  Turf-Management,  a  Mas- 
ter of  Science  Degree  in  Criminal  Justice,  or 
two-year  programs  in  Clinical  Medical  Assisting 
and  Administrative  Medical  Assisting  now  find 
these  available  to  them. 

During  the  fall  semester,  three  specialized 
projects  were  undertaken  in  the  fields  of  law  en- 
forcement and  vocational-technical  education. 
Eastern's  School  of  Law  Enforcement  was 
awarded  12  of  the  16  graduate  fellowships 
approved  nationally  to  prepare  college  teachers 
of  law  enforcement. 

A  program  in  regional  corrections  training 
was  implemented  to  serve  the  states  of  Ken- 
tucky. Tennessee,  and  West  Virginia. 

In  conjunction  with  the  Pikeville  Model  City 


Agency.  Eastern  began  an  innovative  program 
in  vocational-technical  education  for  the  Pike- 
ville City  Schools. 

New  facilities  also  supplemented  the  oppor- 
tunities offered  by  the  College.  Agriculture 
offered  its  first  class  in  the  A.B.  Carter  Build- 
ing during  the  fall  semester,  while  both  the 
School  of  Law  Enforcement  and  the  Traffic 
Safety  Institute  found  new  headquarters  in  the 
Begley  Building. 

During  the  fall  semester.  1970.  a  total  of 
1.310  majors  (full-time  and  part-time)  were  en- 
rolled in  four-year  programs  and  807  were 
entered  in  two-year  programs. 

The  faculty  grew  to  a  total  of  61  full-time 
and  part-time  members.  Mr.  Ralph  W.  Whalin. 
Chairman  of  the  Industrial  Education  Depart- 
ment for  30  years,  retired  from  the  chairman- 
ship to  return  to  full-time  teaching.  Dr.  Clyde 
O.  Craft  was  named  to  succeed  Mr.  Whalin. 


142   ACADEMICS  APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


Left:  Students  observe  while  the  teacher  illustrates  proper  lighting 
procedures  for  the  blow  torch  Below:  Dr.  Jack  A.  Luy.  Associate 
Dean  of  the  College,  has  principle  duties  of  advising  students  with 
curricula,  plus  serving  as  University  Ombudsman. 


ACADEMICS  APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    143 


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New  Building 

Aids  Ag 

Students 


Above  Right:  Dr  William  A  Householder.  Chair- 
man of  the  Department  of  Agriculture,  answers 
student  questions  in  his  office.  Right:  Fertilizing 
the  ground  is  a  necessary  function  for  reviving 
and  producing  satisfactory  sod  for  agricultural 
purposes.  Above:  Agriculture  students  maioring 
in  the  field  of  plant  production  frequently  spend 
their  time  in  the  greenhouse  under  the  super- 
vision of  Mr.  Sam  Whitaker 


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144   ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


Left:  Agriculture  students  develop  posters  to  illustrate 
a  class  proiect  on  earthworms  and  the  benefits  to  soil. 
Below:  Dr.  Glenn  Hayes  demonstrates  the  proper  weld- 
ing techniques  in  an  agriculture  mechanics  class 


ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    145 


Above:  Coeds  learn  homemaking  first-hand  during  their  semester  in  the  home  manage- 
ment house.  Below:  Mr.  Donald  Gates  heads  Eastern's  fledgling  four-year  program  in 
interior  design 


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146   ACADEMICS  APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


Home  Economics  Provides  Wide  Scope 


Left:  Dr  Roberta  Hill  chairs  Eastern's  Department  of 
Home  Economics  and  is  concerned  with  administering 
a  wide-ranging  curriculum.  Above:  Mrs.  Christine  Cal- 
vert, who  directs  Eastern's  textiles  and  design  program. 
explains  the  application  of  different  stitches  to  appro- 
priate material 


ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    147 


Dr  Kenneth  Hansson  chairs  the  Department  of 
Industrial  Technology  which  prepares  its  majors  for 
industrially-oriented  careers. 


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Completion  of  the  items  on  a  printed  check-list  is  necessary  before 
operating  electronic  equipment. 


148   ACADEMICS  APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


Students  Prepare 
For  Industry  And 
Technology 


Left:  Advanced  mechanical  drawing  is  a  skill  which  both  industrial  edu- 
cation and  technology  students  must  master  Below:  Dr.  Clyde  Craft, 
new  chairman  of  the  Department  of  Industrial  Education,  is  concerned 
with  preparing  teachers  of  industrial  arts  and  related  areas. 


ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    149 


Nurses  Undergo  Off -Campus  Experiences 


Right:  Miss  Charlotte  Denny.  EKU  nursing  chairman,  is  charged  with 
administering  both  two-  and  four-year  nursing  curricula.  As  part 
of  their  off-campus  laboratory  experiences.  EKU  nursing  students 
assist  in  operations  at  the  UK  Medical  Center  Above:  A  student 
nurse  holds  her  hands  away  from  her  body  during  pre-operative 
sterilization  Below:  A  knee  operation  in  progress,  nursing  students 
prepare  one  of  many  instruments  for  use. 


Left:  The  serious  thoughts  of  a  student  nurse  are  mirrored 
in  her  eyes.  Above:  Nimble  fingers  prepare  a  suture  for  the 
surgeon's  use.  Below:  A  student  nurse  helps  a  doctor  and  his 
aides  in  restraining  a  patient  who  is  being  put  in  body  cast. 


ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    151 


Law  Enforcement  Begins  Regional  Corrections 


Above:  Mr.  Robert  Posey,  director  of  the  School  of  Law 
Enforcement,  demonstrates  to  his  class  a  microscopic 
ballistics  examination  of  a  38-caliber  bullet.  Right:  A  close- 
up  view  of  a  Richmond  City  Policeman's  insignia  is  typical 
of  a  familiar  scene  in  law  enforcement  classes.  Many  in- 
service  law  officers  attend  courses  in  EKU's  program 


152   ACADEMICS  APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


Robert  Hammons  and  Tom  Gardner,  two  EKU  security  officers  who  are  maionng  in  law 
enforcement,  demonstrate  radio  techniques  to  Karen  Hamilton.  Hammons  and  Gardner 
were  credited  with  saving  a  student's  life  through  first  aid  this  year. 


Participating  in  a  seminar-type  discussion  are  five  students  attending 
Eastern's  School  of  Law  Enforcement  on  U.S.  Office  of  Education 


grants.  The  graduate  students  are  preparing  themselves  to  serve  as 
college-level  teachers  of  law  enforcement. 


ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY    153 


Above:  Mr  Leslie  M  Leach,  head  of  the  Traffic  Safety  Institute,  of- 
fers courses  to  teachers  who  conduct  driver  education  classes  in 
high  schools  Right:  Mr  Robert  Stone  directs  the  Kentucky  Law  En- 
forcement Council,  a  state  agency  housed  on  the  EKU  campus 


154   ACADEMICS/APPLIED  ARTS  &  TECHNOLOGY 


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ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


Arts  and  Sciences  Expand  Programs 


The  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences  imple- 
mented eight  new  academic  degree  pro- 
grams —  three  undergraduate  and  five  grad- 
uate —  during  the  1970-71  year  while  laying 
plans  for  six  more  new  programs  for  summer 
1971. 

Begun  on  the  baccalaureate  level  were 
programs  in  journalism,  regional  planning 
and  fisheries  management.  Graduate  cur- 
ricula initiated  were  concentrations  in 
French.  Spanish,  and  earth  science  for  the 
MA  in  Education,  and  Master  of  Science  de- 
grees in  geology  and  physics. 

Go  ahead  was  given  during  the  year  for 
additional  master's  curricula  in  math. 
French.  Spanish,  and  experimental  psychol- 
ogy. 

The  completion  of  the  William  L.  Wallace 
Building,  anticipated  in  the  fall,  will  provide 
office  and  classroom  space  for  the  de- 
partments of  English,  drama  and  speech, 
philosophy,  anthropology  and  sociology,  and 
mathematics. 

Areas  of  concentration  presently  include 
art,  English,  social  science,  music,  fishery 
management,  wildlife  management,  and 
regional  planning. 

Master  of  Science.  Master  of  Arts.  Master 
of  Music  Education,  and  Master  of  Public  Ad- 
ministration were  the  graduate  degrees  of- 
fered in  the  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  BS 
and  BA  curricula  were  offered  in  28  majors. 


Dean  Fredric  Ogden  heads  the  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences  and 
assists  the  departments  in  accomplishing  their  general  education 
and  major  degree  program  missions. 


156   ACADEMICS  ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


Above:  Students  use  the  resources  ot  the  Science  Edu- 
cation Center  in  Memorial  Science  Building  prior  to 
going  into  the  field  for  student  teaching  Left:  Associate 
Dean  Glenn  Carey  assists  with  the  administrative  activ- 
ities of  the  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    157 


Anthropology 

Studies  Include 

Ancient  Cultures 


Right:  The  Department  of  Anthropology  and  Sociology  is  headed  by 
Dr.  Richard  Armstrong  Below.  Anthropology  studies  art  from  ancient 
cultures  and  societies. 


158   ACADEMICS  ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    159 


Biology  Gets 
N.F.C.  Grant 


Above:  Extensive  laboratory  research  is  required  of  all  graduate  stu- 
dents in  biology  Right:  Dr  Edwin  Hess  heads  the  Department  of 
Biological  Sciences. 


160  ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


Left:  Dr  Harry  M.  Smiley,  Chairman  of  the  Depart- 
ment of  Chemistry,  ponders  a  question  asked  by  a 
student.  Below:  Chemistry  students  examine  the 
results  of  a  recently  performed  experiment. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    161 


Drama  Entertains 
by  Presenting  Plays 


Right:  Chairman  of  the  Department  of  Drama  and  Speech.  Dr  Richard 
Benson,  studies  a  script  for  a  possible  presentation.  Below:  Anger  is 
depicted  on  faces  of  the  cast  of  "John  Browns  Body  "  ^>-j.*ILjl    ►- 


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Students  have  time  set  aside  to  work  on  in-class  English  compositions. 


Dr.  Kelly  Thurman.  head  of  the  English  department,  concentrates  on 
documents  dealing  with  both  undergraduate  and  graduate  programs 
which  are  administered  by  his  department. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    163 


Above:  Dr.  Donald  Haney,  chairman  of  the  Department  of  Geology,  con- 
sults with  colleague  Dr.  Samuel  Leung  Right:  Dr.  Graham  Hunt  explains 
a  theory  to  a  geology  class. 


164  ACADEMICS-ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


Geography  Surveys  Madison  County 


Left:  Chairman  of  the  Department  of  Geography.  Dr  J  R. 
Schwendeman.  reviews  data  recorded  in  the  Madison 
County  road  survey  Below:  Dr  William  Adams  explains 
the  fundamentals  of  surveying  to  geography  students. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    165 


The  language  laboratory  offers  the  student  a  capability  of  individually 
controlled  experiences  with  foreign  languages. 


166   ACADEMICS  ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


Philosophy  Department 
Awaits  Wallace  Building 


Left:  Dr  Charles  Nelson,  foreign  languages  chair- 
man, checks  degree  applications  against  curricu- 
lum contracts.  Above:  Dr  John  Cooper,  chairman 
of  the  philosophy  department,  enjoys  an  out-of- 
class  discussion  with  a  student  Below:  Dr  George 
Robinson,  chairman  of  the  Department  of  History. 
reviews  applications  for  graduate  assistantships  in 
his  department. 


ACADEMICS- ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    167 


Music  Department  Presents  Concerts 


Right:  Dr.  George  Muns.  chairman  of  the  music  » 
department,  emphasizes  a  point  during  a  music  1 
class    Below:  A  music  appreciation  student  follows 


168   ACADEMICS-ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


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Above:  Head  of  the  Department  of  Physics.  Dr.  Ted  George,  explains 
a  complex  problem  during  a  class  Left:  A  warning  is  posted  for  one  of 
the  physics  department's  informative  hallway  displays. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    169 


Right:  Mathematics  chairman,  Dr  Bennie  R  Lane,  works  a  problem  in 
an  elementary  mathematics  class  Below:  A  student  works  at  a  card 
punch  which  plays  a  large  part  in  the  life  of  a  mathematics  ma|or. 


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Political  Science  Assists  Local  Government 


Left:  Dr.  Dwynal  B.  Pettengill,  chairman  of  the  Department  of  Political 
Science,  discusses  reports  with  an  interested  student.  Below:  Political 
Science  graduate  students  take  a  coffee  break  during  a  seminar. 


ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES    171 


Psychology  Studies 
Animal  Behavior 


Right:  Dr  James  Lee  chairman  of  the  Department  of  Psychol- 
ogy, leads  an  informal  class  discussion.  Below:  A  group  of 
psychology  students  does  research  on  animal  behavior  using  a 
rat  as  a  subject- 


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172   ACADEMICS/ARTS  AND  SCIENCES 


COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS 


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Business  Initiates  New  BS  Program 


Under  the  direction  of  Dr.  Joseph  H. 
Young,  the  College  of  Business  suc- 
cessfully initiated  a  new  program,  the 
Bachelor  of  Science  in  Distributive 
Education.  Besides  heading  the  Col- 
lege of  Business,  Dean  Young  also 
served  the  university  as  acting  chair- 
man of  the  Department  of  Business 
Administration. 

After  receiving  a  liberal  education, 
business  majors  moved  forward  within 
the  wide  range  of  two-  and  four-year 
programs  offered  toward  a  career  in 
such  business  areas  as  accounting, 
economics,  electronic  data  processing, 
management,  marketing,  secretarial 
science,  and  general  business.  Many 
of  the  two-year  programs  were  de- 
signed for  vocational  careers  or  served 
as  preparation  for  the  four-year  cur- 
ricula. These  four-year  degrees  led  stu- 
dents to  the  knowledge  and  skill  de- 
manded in  the  complicated  business 
world. 

The  Master  of  Arts  in  Education 
was  offered  through  the  cooperation 
of  the  Department  of  Business  Edu- 
cation and  Office  Administration,  the 
Graduate  School  and  the  College  of 
Education.  While  concentrating  on 
business  aspects,  the  program  certi- 
fied the  degree  holder  to  teach  sub- 
jects in  secondary  and  vocational 
schools,  junior  colleges  and  univer- 
sities as  well  as  supervisory  and  ad- 
ministrative positions  at  local  and 
state  levels. 

Secretarial  programs  included  the 
core  courses  of  the  College  of  Business 
plus  additional  courses  in  shorthand, 
typing,  office  machines,  secretarial 
practice  and  office  management.  The 
graduates  were  prepared  to  move  to 
high-level  positions  within  business, 
industry,  and  government  as  execu- 
tives secretaries,  administrative  as- 
sistants and  managerial  positions. 


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As  Dean  of  the  College  of  Business  and  acting  Chairman  of  the  De- 
partment of  Business  Administration.  Dr.  Joseph  H.  Young,  spends 
many  long  hours  with  paper  work  to  organize  and  direct  the  exten- 
sive academic  programs  under  his  leadership. 


174   ACADEMICS/BUSINESS 


Above:  Chairman  of  the  Department  of  Econo- 
mics, Dr.  Donald  Shadoan,  spreads  the  under- 
standing of  economic  systems  and  theories. 
Left:  This  coed  displays  the  concentration 
needed  to  master  typing  skills. 


ACADEMICS/BUSINESS    175 


Accounting  Stresses  Two  Programs 


Above:  Mr.  Claude  K.  Smith,  chairman  of  the  Department 
of  Accounting  organizes  both  the  professional  and  indus- 
trial accounting  programs  Right:  Complex  machinery 
is  involved  in  the  field  of  electronic  data  processing 


176   ACADEMICS  BUSINESS 


Left:  Like  this  business  student,  all  future  secre- 
taries realize  the  importance  of  basic  needs  of 
their  field  Below:  Dr  Robert  Hungarland  lec- 
tures on  aspects  of  the  advertising  field 


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ACADEMICS/BUSINESS    177 


Above:  Dr  Alfred  Patrick,  chairman  of  the  Department  of 
Business  Education,  explains  the  new  degree  program, 
the  Bachelor  of  Science  in  Distributive  Education  Right: 
Miss  Jo  Neil  Jones  supervises  as  students  review  compli- 
cated shorthand  techniques. 


178   ACADEMICS  BUSINESS 


Graduates  Work  Closely  With  Students 


Top:  Students  listen  during  one  of  the  business  courses  lectured  by 
graduate  students.  Above:  Graduate  assistants  often  spend  extra 
time  helping  students  gain  efficiency  working  office  machinery. 


A  student  signals  a  graduate  assistant  for  help. 


ACADEMICS/BUSINESS    179 


Machine  Proficiency  is  a  Must 


Above:  Data  processing  programming  requires 
extreme  accuracy  Above  Right:  Miss  Gloria 
Wagner  explains  the  complications  of  a  calcu- 
lator to  this  marketing  maior 


There  are  few  businesses  that  do  not  rely  on  the 
ditto  machine. 


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180   ACADEMICS/BUSINESS 


Education  Enjoys  News  Facilities 

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One  highlight  for  many  departments  in  the 
College  of  Education  this  year  was  the  mov- 
ing into  new  buildings  with  visions  of  more 
to  come.  The  Director  of  the  School  of 
Health,  Physical  Education,  Recreation  and 
Athletics  along  with  the  departments  of  Phys- 
ical Education  for  Men,  Recreation  and  Park 
Administration  moved  into  the  Begley  Build- 
ing. Besides  these  advancements,  plans  were 
made  for  next  year  to  move  the  Special  Edu- 
cation and  Rehabilitation  Department  into 
the  new  facilities  of  the  William  Wallace 
Classroom  Building. 

Under  Dr.  Dixon  A.  Barr.  Dean  of  the  Col- 
lege of  Education,  various  new  programs 
were  implemented  and  approved,  including 
a  new  masters  degree  in  school  health  and  a 
minor  in  rehabilitation  education.  The  al- 
ready wide  curricula  expanded  further  with 
specialist  degree  programs  in  elementary 
education,  school  guidance  and  counseling, 


student  personnel  services  in  higher  educa- 
tion, and  educational  administration.  Stu- 
dent teachers  were  evaluated  for  the  first 
time  this  year  on  a  pass-fail  basis. 

The  College  of  Education  encompassed 
many  and  varied  fields  of  study.  After  com- 
pleting the  general  education  courses,  edu- 
cation majors  moved  into  their  specialized 
and  professional  education  programs. 

In  the  final  stages  of  preparation  for 
launching  their  careers,  the  students  went 
into  an  actual  classroom  situation  with  eight 
weeks  of  supervised  teaching.  Besides  teach- 
ing, the  College  of  Education  offered  such 
majors  as  school  hbrananship  and  guidance 
and  counseling.  Within  the  college,  the 
School  of  Health,  Physical  Education  Recre- 
ation and  Athletics  offered  a  wide  range  of 
studies  in  school  health,  public  health,  recre- 
ational training  and  a  wide  scope  of  physical 
education  programs. 


Above:  Many  hours  spent  by  Dr.  Dixon  A.  Barr,  dean  of  the  College 
of  Education,  go  into  planning  and  implementing  new  programs. 


182   ACADEMICS/EDUCATION 


Left:  Associate  Dean  of  the  College  of  Educa- 
tion. Dr  Charles  H.  Gibson,  explains  the  prin- 
ciples behind  advanced  research  methodology 
to  an  evening  class  Below:  Chairman  of  the 
Educational  Administration  department.  Dr 
Henry  G.  Martin,  emphasizes  the  need  for  gradu- 
ate studies. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    183 


Special  Education  Awaits  New  Quarters 


As  chairman  of  the  Department  of  Special  Education  and  Rehabilitation,  Dr.  Wieste  de  Hoop  is  in  charge  of  organ- 
izing the  curricula  for  this  growing  and  much-demanded  field  of  educational  training. 


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Left:  In  a  gym  day  for  special  education  students,  this  child  watches 
a  demonstration  on  the  trampoline.  Center:  With  the  help  of  a  spe- 
cial education  major,  he  attempts  his  first  jumping  experience. 
Right:  After  his  turn,  the  little  guy  decides  to  rest  and  explore. 


184   ACADEMICS-EDUCATION 


Left:  Dr.  Robert  Hayes.  Chairman  of  the  Department  of 
Educational  Psychology  and  Guidance,  directs  both  of  the 
programs  offered  in  his  department  for  teaching  and  non- 
teaching  Below:  Dr.  Richard  Deane  instructs  second- 
graders  at  Model  Lab  School  in  the  art  of  pasting 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    185 


Foundations 
Examines  Problems 


Right:  Dr  William  McKenney,  head  of  the  Department  ot  Educa- 
tional Foundations  sits  among  a  class  discussing  educational  prob- 
lems and  possible  solutions.  Below:  An  education  major  listens  in- 
tently to  a  human  development  lecture. 


186   ACADEMICS/EDUCATION 


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Top.  This  coed  practices  techniques  to  preserve  equipment  for  years 
of  use  by  elementary  age  hands.  Above:  Future  teachers  learn  the 
art  of  making  bookmarkers  which  will  prompt  children  to  read. 


Above:  In  public  school  music,  education  maiors  master  a  variety 
of  skills  designed  for  both  elementary  and  secondary  education. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    187 


Among  the  responsibilities  of  Dr.  William 
Morris,  elementary  education  chairman, 
is  the  coodination  of  student  observation 
at  Model  Laboratory  School. 


Dr.  David  Rush.  Director  of  Professional  Laboratory  Experiences  is 
new  to  Eastern's  faculty  this  year 


188  ACADEMICS  EDUCATION 


Teacher  Prep  Involves  Unique  Methods 


Prospective  student  teachers  create  classroom  pandemoneum  to 
help  prepare  a  classmate  for  the  real  thing. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    189 


Fundamentals  Are  . . . 


Above:  While  cutting  out  figures  from  construction  paper,  education 
majors  test  for  themselves  assignments  they  will  later  give  elemen- 
tary students  Above  Right:  Even  future  teachers  must  know  how  to 
act.  and  a  fundamentals  student  gives  here  a  stereotyped  "what  not 
to  do"  demonstration.  Right:  During  fundamentals,  common  errors 
are  caught  and  corrected,  such  as  the  improper  usage  of  a  pronoun 
on  this  poster. 


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190   ACADEMICS/EDUCATION 


. . .  Work,  Work 
And  More  Work 


Above:  A  vivid  imagination  turns  the  ABC's 
into  comical  characters  tor  primary  grade 
usage.  Left:  Students  in  this  fundamentals 
class  examine  a  variety  of  hand  puppets  used 
by  nursery  school  and  kindergarten  teachers. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    191 


Librarians  Meet 
Constant  Demand 


Right:  Besides  teaching  courses  in  library  science,  Miss  Juanita 
Phillips.  Chairman  of  the  Library  Science  Department,  also  in- 
structs elementary  education  majors  in  use  and  value  of  chil- 
dren's literature  and  related  reading  materials  Below:  Library 
science   majors  work   on   ideas  for   interest-arousing  displays. 


192   ACADEMICS'EDUCATION 


Top:  These  prospective  teachers  assemble  a  pamphlet  for 
distribution  to  their  education  class  before  observing  at 
Model  Lab  School.  Left:  Dr.  Joe  Wise.  Chairman  of  the 
Department  of  Secondary  and  Higher  Education,  coor- 
dinates student  teaching  in  high  schools. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    193 


Begley  Building 

Houses  Variety 

Of  Activities 

Right:  Dr.  Ned  Warren  heads  Eastern's  School  of 
Health.  Physical  Education.  Recreation  and  Athletics, 
the  largest  academic  division  within  the  College  ot 
Education  Below:  Dr  Warren's  school  is  housed  in  the 
Robert  B.  Begley  Building,  shown  here  during  dedica- 
tion ceremonies  in  September. 


194   ACADEMICS  EDUCATION 


Above:  Physical  Education  majors  learn  to  use  a  parachut  for  rec- 
reational activity.  Left:  Future  gym  workers  receive  instruction  in 
the  proper  techniques  of  spotting. 


ACADEMICS/EDUCATION    195 


Graduate  Schoo 
Boosts  Programs 


Advancements  in  graduate  studies  oc- 
curred on  two  broad  fronts  during  the  aca- 
demic year,  1970-1971.  The  man  supervising 
the  planning  and  approval  of  new  graduate 
degrees  was  Dean  Elmo  E.  Moretz. 

New  Master  of  Science  Degree  programs 
were  inititated  in  the  fields  of  criminal  jus- 
tice, geology,  and  physics.  The  areas  of  earth 
science,  French.  Spanish,  and  special  educa- 
tion were  added  as  options  for  graduate 
study.  They  were  opened  to  students  seeking 
the  Master  of  Arts  in  Education  Degree,  mak- 
ing Eastern  a  more  comprehensive  univer- 
sity in  terms  of  programming  for  teachers. 

At  the  advanced  graduate  level,  four  addi- 
tional emphases  were  added  leading  to  the 
Specialist  in  Education  Degree:  Elementary 
education,  guidance  and  counseling,  student 
personnel,  and  administrative  and  super- 
vision. 

Enrollment  increase  from  some  800  to 
1200.  including  better  than  400  full-time 
students,  was  the  other  area  of  significant 
progress.  Graduates  of  many  other  institu- 
tions attended  Eastern  as  a  graduate  institu- 
tion. The  proportion  of  students  with  gradu- 
ate degrees  pursuing  doctoral  programs  and 
joining  the  faculties  of  junior  and  four-year 
colleges  was  at  an  all-time  high. 


Bill  Stoess.  a  graduate  student  in  the  College 
of  Business,  works  at  his  graduate  assistant- 
ship  in  public  affairs 


196   ACADEMICS/GRADUATE  SCHOOL 


Left:  Graduate  candidates  pensively  await  the 
conferring  ot  their  degrees  at  spring  commence- 
ment Below:  The  Graduate  School  dean,  Dr. 
Elmo  Moretz,  coordinates  the  implementation 
of  new  degree  programs. 


ACADEMICS/GRADUATE  SCHOOL    197 


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200    HONORS  HALL  OF  FAME 


Margaret  Skaggs  Namedl971  Hall  Of  Fame 


Symbolizing  the  highest  stan- 
dards of  scholarship,  leadership, 
and  overall  value  to  the  University 
and  community  is  the  1971  entry 
into  the  Eastern  Hall  of  Fame,  Miss 
Margaret  Ann  Skaggs.  Miss  Skaggs, 
from  Ashland,  Kentucky,  is  distin- 
guished as  a  scholar-leader  who  has 
made  the  most  of  her  college  years 
contributing  to  the  betterment  of 
the  University's  people  and  pro- 
grams. 

The  winner  was  selected  by  a 
secret  committee  named  by  Presi- 
dent Martin  from  nominations 
made  by  each  of  the  four  colleges, 
the  Student  Association,  Omicron 
Alpha  Kappa,  and  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. 

A  classical  foreign  languages 
major,  Miss  Skaggs  has  maintained 
a  perfect  4.0  overall  academic 
standing.  In  addition  to  being  named 
the  1971  Hall  of  Fame  entry,  she  is 
listed  in  Who's  Who.  Margaret  was 
named  highest  ranking  sophomore 
working  toward  a  professional  de- 
gree, and  she  also  received  a  de- 
partmental award  for  the  best  stu- 
dent in  Latin. 

Her  many  campus  activities  in- 
clude membership  in  Kappa  Delta 
Pi  where  she  served  as  vice-presi- 
dent, CWENS,  Interdorm  Council, 
and  secretary  of  Collegiate  Penta- 
cle.  Upon  graduation,  she  plans  to 
enter  graduate  school  to  study  clas- 
sic languages. 

The  Milestone  proudly  salutes 
Miss  Margaret  Ann  Skaggs,  1971 
entry  into  the  Eastern  Hall  of  Fame. 


HONORS/HALL  OF  FAME   201 


Honor  Rollees  Display  Varied  Activities 


The  1971  Milestone  Honor  Roll  denotes 
the  highest  achievement  in  each  of  the  four 
colleges  in  regard  to  a  particular  field  of  stu- 
dy and  a  displayed  interest  and  contribution 
to  campus  activities.  Nominations  were  made 
by  the  deans  of  each  respective  college  on 
the  foundation  of  high  academic  standing 
and  leadership  qualities. 

The  1971  Honor  Roll  has  a  combined 
three-year  academic  standing  of  3.55.  Crown- 
ing the  list  is  Miss  Nita  Henderson,  a  home 
economics  education  major  with  a  3.876 
point  standing.  Some  of  her  activities  include 
CWENS,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Collegiate  Pentacle, 
Who's  Who,  and  the  Burrier  Award.  James  V. 
Pellegrinon,  a  Political  Science  major  with 
a  3.32  average,  has  been  active  in  KIE,  Polity 
Society,  the  Student  Association  of  which  he 
served  as  President,  and  is  listed  in  Who's 
Who.  Miss  Diana  Moore,  a  speech  and  audiol- 
ogy  major  with  a  3.55  standing,  has  been 
active  in  CWENS.  Sigma  Tau  Pi,  Chi  Omega, 
was  runner-up  in  the  1970  Miss  Richmond 
Pageant,  and  finalist  in  both  the  1969  and 
1970  Homecoming  Queen  contests.  Mrs. 
Jane  Gritton,  a  business  education  major 
with  a  3.41  average,  has  been  an  active  mem- 
ber of  CWENS.  SNEA.  Sigma  Tau  Pi,  and  Col- 
legiate Pentacle. 


JANE  C.  GRITTON.  College  of  Business. 


JAMES  V  PELLEGRINON.  College  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 


202   HONORS  HONOR  ROLL 


NITA  KAREN  HENDERSON.  College  of  Applied  Arts  and  Technology. 


HONORS/ HONOR  ROLL   203 


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The  Milestone,  continued  its 
seven-year-old  tradition  of  hon- 
oring seniors  who  have  shown 
involvement  in  campus  life 
through  leadership  and  abilities 
in  extra-curricular  activities. 
Senior  Citations  are  awarded 
to  students  in  the  areas  of  mu- 
sic, religion,  student  govern- 
ment, military,  student  publica- 
tions, and  Greeks. 

Candidates  were  nominated 
by  departmental  chairmen  and 
organization  sponsors.  Final 
selections  were  made  by  a  se- 
cret committee  of  faculty,  ad- 
ministration, and  student  repre- 
sentatives. 


Religion:  BONNIE  RICHARDSON.  JIM  PELLEGRINON.  and  JEAN  BURTON. 


Student  Government:  JIM  PEL- 
LEGRINON, ROBERT  BLYTHE. 
CATHY  WOZNY.  HERB  JONES, 
and  JAMES  PRATT 


204   HONORS  SENIOR  CITATIONS 


Outstanding  Greek  Man  and  Woman:  HERB  JONES,  and  ELLEN 
SIMPSON. 


Military:  LARRY  FIELDS.  DANNY  FANNIN.  BOB  WHiTLOCK.  and  DON 
POWERS   Not  Pictured:  RANDALL  HONEYCUTT.  and  RANDY  LONG. 


Publications:  STUART  REAGAN.  LARRY  BAILEY.  SUSIE  BOSTON,  and 
BOB  WHITLOCK.  Not  pictured:  KEN  GREEN. 


HONORS/SENIORCITATIONS   205 


Thirty-Eight  Gain 
Who's  Who  Rating 

Thirty-eight  Eastern  Kentucy  Uni- 
versity students  were  selected  for  list- 
ing in  the  1970-71  edition  of  Who's 
Who  Among  Students  in  American  Col- 
leges and  Universities. 

After  nominations  were  submitted 
by  department  chairmen  and  the  stu- 
dent association.  EKU's  nominees  to 
the  national  organization  were  se- 
lected by  a  faculty  committee.  Both 
the  local  and  national  criteria  included 
the  demonstration  of  outstanding 
traits  of  scholarship,  leadership  and 
service. 

Each  member  received  a  certificate 
of  commendation  from  Who's  Who 
and  was  listed  with  his  achievements 
in  the  annual  publication. 


RICHARD  MALOY.  Elementary  Education 


NITA  KAREN  HENDERSON.  Home  Economics 


206    HONORS  WHO'S  WHO 


NORA  D.  BRASHEAR,  Sociology 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   207 


YOSHIHIKO  YAGI.  Pre-Medical 


ARLENE  COOPER.  Sociology 


STUART  A.  REAGAN  AND  DONALD  G.  POWERS.  Political  Science 


208    HONORS'WHO'SWHO 


KAREN  L.  HEID,  Elementary  Education 


MARGARET  SKAGGS.  Foreign  Languages 


SHARAN  L.  BRYANT,  Elementary  Education 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   209 


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MARILYN  SCROGGIN,  Physical  Education 


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KAREN  BROERING,  Foreign  Languages 


PATRICIA  A.  GOINS.  Mathematics 


210   HONORS/WHO'S  WHO 


LARRY  FIELDS.  Chemistry 


CAROLYN  NATICCHIONI,  Physical  Education 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   211 


MARY  RITATHOMAS.  Home  Economics 


THOMAS  ALIG.  History 


212    HONORS  WHO'S  WHO 


BETTY  STEPHENS.  Mathematics 


CINDI  DORMAN.  English 


SANDRA  OSBORNE.  Music 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   213 


ROBERT  BLYTHE,  Mathematics 


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ELIZABETH  WORTHINGTON.  Foreign  Languages 


PATTY  TARVIN.  Business  Education 


214   WHO'S  WHO/HONORS 


DONAGENE  BRANHAM,  Public  Health 


MARKGELKE,  History 


ELLEN  SIMPSON.  Sociology 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   215 


CLARICE  BURTON.  Dietetics 


A.  MICHAEL  FEY.  Art 


216    HONORS  WHO'S  WHO 


MIKE  LYONS,  Recreation 


MARY  HELEN  COMPTON.  Home  Economics 


SHARON  VAN  HOOSE,  Music 


HONORS/WHO'S  WHO   217 


OAK's  Participate  In  Honors  Program 


Omicron  Alpha  Kappa  par- 
ticipated in  the  organization 
of  the  Honors  Day  program 
at  the  end  of  the  1969-70  school 
year  to  recognize  outstanding 
students,  and  worked  with  Col- 
legiate Pentacle  in  many  activi- 
ties throughout  the  year. 

OAK's  is  a  national  honor 
society  to  recognize  Junior  and 
Senior  men  who  have  attained 
a  3.4  point  standing  and  who 
have  displayed  qualities  of  char- 
acter, leadership,  fellowship, 
and  service  in  collegiate  activi- 
ties. 


James  Breland.  Ken  Carmichael.  and  Dan  Nordhei 


Scabbard  And  Blade  Maintains  Traditions 


Company  K.  15th  Regiment,  Eastern's 
Chapter  of  Scabbard  and  Blade  was  involved 
in  several  traditional  activities  throughout 
the  year  including  the  saber  arch  for  Governor 
Nunn  and  for  the  Homecoming  Queen,  high 
school  ROTC  orientations,  pre-camp  orienta- 
tion  for  Juniors,   fall   and   spring   navigation 


courses,  as  well  as  participation  in  the  Nation- 
al Scabbard  and  Blade  Day. 

A  national  military  honor  society.  Scabbard 
and  Blade  is  composed  of  outstanding  mem- 
bers of  Advanced  ROTC  dedicated  to  develop- 
ing the  leadership  qualities  of  not  only 
enlightened  officers,  but  responsible  citizens. 


FRONT  ROW:   Don   Powers.  Jim   Insco.   Larry  Fields,  Jan   Sheppard. 
Sponsor,   John   Wooten.   and    Larry  Solvey.    BACK   ROW:   Lieutenant 


Colonel  Graham.  Danny  Fannin.  Dan  Baur.  Bob  Whitlock.  Steve  Shinn. 
Stephen  Aker,  William  Brown,  and  Major  Nichols, 


218   HONORS  HONORARIES 


Business  Honoraries 
Pursue  Goals 


Pi  Omega  Pi,  business  education  honorary, 
held  Christmas  and  Spring  Banquets  and  a 
dance  which  highlighted  the  year's  activities. 

Organized  in  1935.  it  is  one  of  the  oldest 
honoraries  on  campus.  It  stands  as  an  incen- 
tive for  achievement  in  the  field  of  business 
education.  Membership  standards  consist  of 
3.0  grade  average  in  business  and  education 
combined. 

Sigma  Tau  Pi,  the  honorary  business  soci- 
ety, strives  to  promote  a  better  understand- 
ing of  the  business  world.  This  year,  mem- 
bers visited  the  Cincinnati  Branch  of  the 
Federal  Reserve  Bank  and  sponsored  a  book 
swap  and  a  picnic  for  the  members. 

Founded  in  1926,  Sigma  Tau  Pi  is  the  old- 
est organization  of  its  kind  on  Eastern's  cam- 
pus. To  become  a  member,  a  student  must 
have  12  semester  hours  in  business  while 
maintaining  a  2.5  overall. 


FRONT  ROW:  Pam  Frost.  Susie  Broughton,  and  Sylvia  Davis.  BACK  ROW 
Mike  Klopfer,  Linda  Tuttle.  Becky  Unger,  Judy  Ann  Bowling,  and  Patty 
Tarvln. 


FRONT  ROW:  Fred  Engle.  Gloria  Higdon,  Dan  Glier,  and  Bob  Derrick. 
SECOND  ROW:  Wanda  Garr,  Lynda  Kuhnhenn,  Margaret  Gordon.  Ann 
Prather,  Erma  Snapp.  Roy  Ashcraft.  Gayle  Wells,  and  Gary  Leasor. 


THIRD  ROW:  Phillip  Reed.  Steve  Kelsay.  Fred  Brennan.  Richard  Tabel- 
ing.  and  William  Recker.  BACK  ROW:  David  Cooper.  John  White. 
Steven  Durbin.  Jerry  Tipton,  and  Larry  Locknane. 


HONORS  HONORARIES   219 


Kappa  Delta  Pi  Gives  Scholarship  Award 


Kappa  Delta  Pi  gave  a  scholarship  award 
to  the  sophomore  man  and  woman  with  the 
highest  academic  standing  who  were  planning 
to  teach. 

Delta  Alpha  Chapter  of  Kappa  Delta  Pi  was 
installed  on  May  5.  1935  with  the  purpose  of 


recognizing  outstanding  contributions  to 
education.  Each  candidate  for  membership 
must  exhibit  worthy  educational  ideals  with 
the  intention  to  continue  in  the  field  of  educa- 
tion and  a  minimum  academic  standing  of  3.1. 


FRONT  ROW:  Floyd  Blevms.  Margene  Sears.  Janet  Gunnell.  Connie 
Vermillion.  Sheila  Kirby.  Sharan  Bryant.  Sharon  Fike.  Gloria  Cole- 
man, and  Helen  Humphries  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  Stanger,  Susan 
Boone.  Mary  Elovitz,  Patricia  Goins.  Lynn  McCall,  Myra  Swope.  Karen 


Heid.  Karen  Henderson.  Karen  Miller,  and  Clara  Smith.  BACK  ROW: 
Dr  Evelyn  Francis.  Margaret  Skaggs.  Margaret  Jackson.  Pam  Marks. 
Lloyd  Blevms.  Barbara  Bunch.  Mark  Gelke.  Linda  Van  Oss,  Charlene 
Baldinger,  and  Mabel  Jennings. 


Psi  Chi  Invites  Guest  Speakers 


Psi  Chi  held  the  club's  two  traditional  fac- 
ulty-student picnics  this  year.  Also,  several 
speakers  gave  talks  on  specified  topics  of 
interest  in  the  field  of  psychology  through- 
out the  year. 

The  Eastern  chapter  of  Psi  Chi.  the  national 
honor   society   for   psychology,   was   installed 


on  May  24.  1968.  Requirements  for  member- 
ship include  at  least  eight  hours  of  psychology 
with  a  major  or  minor  in  this  field,  a  rank  in 
the  top  35%  of  the  class  in  general  scholarship 
and  an  indication  of  superior  scholarship  in 
psychology. 


FRONT  ROW:  Pam  Kuhn.  Sun  Dusing.  Shirleen  Howard.  Diane  Ful- 
lenwider    Jane  Halcomb.  and  John  Wubbenhorst.  BACK  ROW:  Sam 


Davis.  Karen  Hamilton.  George  Mitchell.  Steve  Schenck.  Glenna  Ker- 
by,  and  Dr.  Douglas  Hindman. 


220   HONORS  HONORARIES 


Polity  Society  Debates 


Polity  Society  held  campus-wide  lectures  with 
different  speakers  throughout  the  year.  Debates 
on  political  issues  kept  the  interest  of  the  group, 
as  well  as  discussions  on  questionable  topics. 

The  Polity  Society  promotes  the  political  role  in 
everyday  life  and  makes  membership  open  to  Polit- 
ical Science  majors  with  nine  hours  and  a  3.0  grade 
average. 


FRONT  ROW:  Sandy  Spieser.  Stuart  Reagan.  Claire  Jar 
Pfeifer,  and  Jo  Ann  Brothers. 


les.  Mary  Pettengill,  Ray  Sparnon.  Carol 


Honor  Society 
Boosts  History 


Phi  Alpha  Theta,  national 
history  honorary,  held  discus- 
sions in  informal  settings  at 
the  homes  of  faculty  members, 
where  the  members  discussed 
history-related  subjects. 

Xi-Theta  Chapter  of  Phi  Alpha 
Theta  requires  that  members  be 
junior  or  senior  history  majors 
maintaining  a  3.0  point  stand- 
ing. The  honorary  seeks  to  bring 
students,  teachers,  and  writers 
of  history  together  both  intel- 
lectually and  socially. 


FRONT  ROW:  Jeffrey  Duff.  Helen  Fardo.  Kathy  Cwans.  Kay  Robinson, 
Cherilynn  De  Ronde.  Brenda  Beaty,  Carol  Tuttle.  and  Mrs.  Nancy  For- 
derhase.  SECOND  ROW:  Jerry  Price.  Ron  Reid,  Jayne  Mason,  Audeen 
Pace,   Phyllis  Wright,   Patricia   Shaw.   Rebecca   Remheimer.   Denver 


McFadden.  and  Arnold  Slusher.  BACK  ROW:  James  Cwans.  Gerald  Her- 
rm.  James  Gano.  Doris  Duryer,  Sterne  Hurst,  Barbara  Gold.  Thad 
Smith.  Becky  Oaks.  Paul  Stansbury.  and  Mark  Gelke. 


HONORS/HONORARIES   221 


A.P.G.  Members 
Attend  Meeting 


Members  of  Alpha  Phi  Gamma  at- 
tended the  Associated  Collegiate  Press 
Convention  in  Minneapolis  to  learn 
new  ways  of  improving  college  journa- 
lism publications.  During  the  year, 
they  held  money  making  projects  to 
meet  their  pledge  for  the  Meditation 
Chapel. 

Delta  lota  Chapter  of  Alpha  Phi 
Gamma  honors  individual  achieve- 
ment in  journalism  as  shown  through 
a  student's  participation  on  one  of  the 
three  campus  publications. 


FRONT  ROW:  Robert  Babbage.  Sue  Mantel.  Patsy  Gross.  Mary  Pat 
Willis.  Schley  Cox.  Roxanne  Heekm.  Judy  Stiebel.  Jack  Frost.  Julia 
Williams,  and  Glen  Kleine.  sponsor.  BACK  ROW    Ken  Green.  Stuart 


Reagan.  Sonja  Foley.  Mike  Park.  Paula  McCann.  Daryl  Poynter.  Bob 
Whitlock.  Kitty  Dyehouse.  Sharon  Wientjes.  and  Marianne  Falk. 


222    HONORS  HONORARIES 


FRONT  ROW:  Dan  Meckstroth.  William  Eggemeier. 
Chris  Minch,  Peter  Trzop,  Paul  Lanier,  Jim  Moore, 


Phil  Hicks.  Bob  Kutchback,  Dave  Siereveld,  Don 
Meineke,  and  Mike  Roe. 


KIE  Renovates  Richmond  Map 


Kappa  lota  Epsilon  co-spon- 
sored the  Freshman  Talent  Show 
with  CWENS  during  Orientation 
Week.  The  members  worked  to 
renovate  the  map  of  Richmond, 
and  tutored  students  with  their 
academic  problems. 


KIE  is  a  sophomore  man's  hon- 
orary requiring  a  3.0  point  stand- 
ing and  a  displayed  interest  in 
student  life  through  participation 
in  campus  organizations  and 
activities. 


FRONT  ROW:  Sandra  Croley,  Debra  Hensley.  Patti 
Flowers.  Judy  Alderson,  Darla  Donley.  Janna  Par- 
tin,  and  Marcie  Marlow.  SECOND  ROW:  Terry 
Wells,  Charlotte  Phelps.  June  Denny.  Margaret 
Kurapkat,  Sue  Lickert,  Peggy  Robinson.  Martha 
Crawford,  and  Kathy  Hughlett.  THIRD  ROW:  Kris- 
tie  Gray,  Janie  Elkin,  Lynn  Sensel,  Vikki  Jansen. 


Lynn  Dowell,  Carol  Hornsby,  Linda  Cooper,  and 
Sharon  Stroud  FOURTH  ROW:  Diana  Hall,  Cheryl 
Ellis,  Mariann  Bundy.  Jill  Borthen,  Debra  Hamil- 
ton. Judy  Hall.  Edwina  Hatcher,  and  Brenda 
Hughes.  BACK  ROW:  Lorna  Back.  Kathie  Rogers. 
Paula  Bunch.  Joyce  Allsmiller,  Ellen  Glassford, 
and  Jayne  Bangs. 


CWENS  Helps  Orient  Freshmen 


Members  of  the  Mu  Chapter  of 
CWENS  served  as  Orientation 
workers  for  Freshmen  at  the  be- 
ginning of  the  year.  In  December 
they  held  a  Christmas  banquet 
for  all  freshmen,  active  mem- 
bers, and  invited  guests. 

CWENS    is    a    service    sorority 


designed  for  sophomore  women 
with  high  achievement  in  scho- 
lastics and  to  better  prepare  her 
for  a  rewarding  life.  Applicants 
for  membership  must  have  a  3.0 
point  standing  or  better,  be  a 
freshman,  and  be  involved  in  at 
least  two  other  social  activities. 


HONORS/HONORARIES   223 


Pi  Tau  Chi  Attends 
National  Confab 


Attendance  at  the  Pi  Tau  Chi  national 
convention  at  Columbus.  Mississippi, 
was  the  major  event  of  the  year  tor  EKU's 
Zeta  Chapter. 

Monthly  dinner  meetings  helped  mem- 
bers become  better  acquainted. 

New  members  were  inducted  into  Pi 
Tau  Chi  at  the  end  of  the  year.  Nominees 
are  admitted  on  the  basis  of  honorable 
distinction  in  Christian  service. 

FRONT  ROW:  Steven  Boring.  Barbara  Ann  Yoak.  and  Kenneth 
S.  Kelsay.  SECOND  ROW:  Jill  A  Leumg.  Jacqueline  V.  Stigall. 
and  Jams  E  Kinder  THIRD  ROW:  Jo  Ann  Hairston.  Elizabeth 
Ann  Worthington.  and  George  B  Pierce.  BACK  ROW:  C.  Jean 
Burton,  Eileen  P  Nugent,  and  Mr  Willis  Parkhurst 


FRONT  ROW:  Patti  Goins,  Lynn  McCall,  Susie  Broughton,  Shelia 
Kirley.  Peggy  Dodd.  Gloria  Coleman.  Karen  Brickey.  and  Helen 
Humphries  SECOND  ROW:  Cindi  Dorman.  Karen  Henderson. 
Marlene   Lyon.  Connie  Vermillion,   Jane  Gntton,  Jean   Burton. 


Paula  Ruby.  Sharon  Van  Hoose.  Debbie  Salyer,  and  Chris  Green, 
BACK  ROW:  Debbie  Gantt.  Margene  Sears,  Elrene  May.  Barbara 
Bunch,  Margaret  Skaggs.  Pat  Rauen.  Sharon  Fike,  Margaret 
Jackson,  and  Cathy  Wozny 


Collegiate  Pentacle  Greets  Transfers 


Members  of  Collegiate  Pentacle  served 
as  usherettes  at  Baccalaureate  and  Com- 
mencement exercises  and  sponsored  a 
coke  party  for  transfer  students  during 
Orientation.  During  the  Fall,  they  sold  tic- 
kets to  a  Colonel  basketball  game  to  bene- 
fit Richmond's  retarded  children. 


Collegiate  Pentacle  is  a  women's  hon- 
orary society  recognizing  students  who 
have  shown  outstanding  qualities  of  lead- 
ership and  service.  Requirements  for  mem- 
bership include  a  3.0  or  better  academic 
standing,  and  be  active  in  at  least  two  or 
more  organizations. 


224   HONORS  HONORARIES 


Alpha  Phi  Sigma  Sponsors  Spook  House 


Epsilon  Chapter  of  Alpha  Phi  Sigma  spon- 
sored a  "spook  house"  to  familiarize  students 
and  citizens  with  a  positive  side  of  law  enforce- 
ment, sponsored  a  Law  Enforcement  Explorer 
Post,  and  attended  the  National  Criminal  Jus- 
tice Conference  at  Michigan  State  University. 

Formed  to  unite  students  preparing  for  pro- 


fessional careers  in  the  field  of  law  enforce- 
ment. Alpha  Phi  Sigma  received  their  national 
status  and  charter  in  the  spring  of  1970.  Re- 
quirements for  membership  include  a  major 
in  Law  Enforcement  and  a  3.0  point  standing 
or  better  in  major  subjects,  and  a  2.5  or  better 
accumulative  standing. 


FRONT  ROW:  Bill  Hatfield.  Darrell  Bowen.  Paul  Andrews.  Paul  McCau- 
ley.  Dan  Brennan.  Jim  Gilbert,  and  Dan  Montambo  SECOND  ROW:  Mr. 
Robert  Posey,  sponsor.  Gary  May.  Dave  Bubel,  Phil  Jones.  Ed  Miller, 


Lt  Lewis  Babb.  and  Bob  Bryant  BACK  ROW:  Jess  Bowe.  Chester  Keet- 
on.  Bob  Averitt.  Mr.  Hugh  Byrd.  sponsor.  Marty  Meyer.  Capt  James 
Cox.  and  Carl  Shye. 


HONORS'HONORARIES   225 


ATHLETICS 

Football   ......  .228  Golf   ........  .260 

Basketball      ....   .238  Tennis      ......   .262 

Crosscountry      .   .   .248  Wrestling     .....   .264 

Swimming     ....  .250  Gymnastics    ....  ,266 

Basebali      .....  .254  Rifle      .......  .268 

Track    .......  .258  Intramurals    ....  .269 


OVC  Halo  Eludes 
Young  Colonels 

In  the  second  year  of  rebuilding  after  win- 
ning the  Ohio  Valley  Conference  halo  in  1967 
and  1968,  Eastern's  sophomore-dominated 
Colonels  surprised  their  football  peers  and 
were  in  the  race  for  the  OVC  championship 
until  the  last  three  minutes  of  the  season. 

With  the  title  seemingly  in  grasp  and  need- 
ing only  a  victory  in  the  season  finale  over 
Morehead,  Coach  Roy  Kidd's  Colonels  suf- 
fered one  of  the  most  heartbreaking  upsets  in 
EKU  football  history. 

The  Eagles'  freshman  kicking  specialist, 
Kirk  Andrews,  booted  a  22-yard  field  goal 
with  2:31  remaining  to  give  Morehead  a  16-13 
decision  and  knock  Eastern  out  of  a  third 
OVC  crown  in  four  years  and  drop  the  Colo- 
nels' record  to  8-2  for  the  1970  campaign. 

Had  Coach  Kidd  been  able  to  look  ahead 
and  visualize  the  outcome  of  the  season, 
he  probably  would  have  been  pleased.  But 
had  he  forseen  the  two  losses  and  what  they 
would  mean,  there  doubtless  would  have 
been  more  than  a  trace  of  disappointment 
in  his  expression. 

The  two  setbacks  came  against  perennial 
archnvals  Western  and  Morehead,  and  both 
were  fateful  to  Eastern's  title  hopes. 


Above:  The  Robert  B  Begley  Building  stadium  seats,  packed  with  fans, 
loom  above  Coach  Roy  Kidd  and  his  Colonel  bench  during  the  first  half 
of  the  big  East  Tennessee  win  Below:  The  rapid  footwork  of  AII-OVC 
halfback  Jimmy  Brooks  and  the  "panning"  of  the  camera  combine  to 
record  part  of  football's  action  in  a  still  photograph. 


A  zoom  lens  captures  some  of  the  impact  and  high  drama  of  football  as 
(Top)  Paul  Hampton  dives  between  East  Tennessee  players  toward  a 
fumbled  ball,  and  (Above)  quarterback  Bob  Fricker  barks  an  audible 
against  a  tensed  Buc  defense. 


ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL   229 


Above:  Jimmy  Brooks  takes  Bob  Fricker's  handoff  for  a  two- 
yard  touchdown  run  in  the  21-10  win  against  Eastern  Michi- 
gan   Below:  All-conference  fullback  Butch  Evans  rips  off  a 


long  gainer  to  the  Huron  28-yard  line  to  set  up  the  second 
Colonel  score  against  EMU 


230   ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL 


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._  Narrow  Win  Kicksoff 
Gridders'  Campaign 

Pre-season  calculations  made  Eastern 
look  good  on  paper,  but  many  ot  the 
Colonels  were  young  and  untested  and 
perhaps  no  one  suspected  that  five  Colo- 
nels would  make  AII-OVC  and  two  would 
receive  mention  on  All-Amencan  units. 

Eastern's  offensive  standout,  Jimmy 
Brooks,  along  with  Butch  Evans,  Pat 
Sheridan,  James  Croudep  and  Wally 
Chambers  were  picked  as  all-conference 
honorees  while  Brooks  and  Croudep 
were  recognized  nationally. 

The  Colonels  visited  Muncie,  Indiana 
for  their  season-opener  against  non- 
league  foe  Ball  State  —  a  game  Coach 
Kidd  predicted  would  determine  the 
season.  A  13-12  EKU  victory  did  exactly 
that.  The  Cols  later  missed  the  crown 
just  as  narrowly  as  they  won  that  first 
game. 

The  Colonel  defense  dominates  play  as  (left)  Mike  Nicholson 
crushes  a  Middle  Tennessee  passer,  and  (below)  Wally  Cham- 
bers (78)  and  Tom  Gaebler  (83)  combine  to  stop  Western's 
John  Embree  for  no  gain  Middle  fell  24-10  to  the  Colonels, 
but  Western  handed  EKU  its  first  defeat.  19-7 


EKU  Topples  Bucs, 
Overwhelms  Govs 

Jackie  Miller  and  the  educated  toe  of  Ralph 
Gillespie  were  prime  factors  in  that  initial 
triumph.  Miller,  a  defensive  back,  crashed  in 
to  block  a  Ball  State  conversion  attempt 
and  Gillespie  later  tacked  an  extra  point  onto 
Eastern's  second  touchdown  to  provide  the 
margin. 

An  air  of  excitement  prevailed  as  the  Colo- 
nels prepared  for  defending  OVC  champion 
and  1969  Grantland  Rice  Bowl  winner  East 
Tennessee.  Billed  as  a  game  that  might  even- 
tually decide  the  1970  title.  Eastern  over- 
came the  Bucs  and  a  fourth  quarter  rain 
storm  to  emerge  with  a  10-6  victory  and  place 
itself  in  the  driver's  seat  of  the  league. 

Game  No.  3  found  Eastern  on  the  road 
against  Austin  Peay  and  the  Colonels  as- 
sasinated  the  Governors.  38-7.  with  Brooks 
rushing  for  over  140  yards. 


Above:  Coach  Roy  Kidd  berates  his  offensive  unit  as  it  leaves  the  field 
after  a  stalled  drive  Below:  AII-OVC  tackle  Wally  Chambers  slaps  down 
a  Murray  pass  in  a  17-7  win  for  the  Homecoming  Colonels. 


232   ATHLETICS  FOOTBALL 


Flanker  William  Wright  (26)  beats  the  official  with  the  touchdown  signal  as  James 
Wilson  rolls  in  the  end  zone  after  receiving  a  10-yard  pass  against  Murray 


Jimmy  Brooks  gets  a  spectacular  block  from  Alfred  Thompson  as  he 
streaks  for  yardage  against  the  Racers. 


ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL   233 


Bob  Fncker  calls  signals  (Top)  and  then  drops  back  to  pass  (Above) 
in  the  all-decisive  clash  with  Morehead 


234   ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL 


Stung  By  Western  Loss,  EKU  Recovers 


The  stage  was  set  for  the  43rd  renewal 
of  the  classic  Eastern-Western  battle.  The 
Colonels  packed  up  their  5-0  record  and 
headed  for  Bowling  Green.  Western  was  4-0-1 
and  the  survivor  was  expected  to  have  a 
strong  hold  on  the  OVC  race. 

Along  with  20,000  fans  and  the  excite- 
ment, came  the  rains.  Western  took  a  two- 
touchdown  lead  before  halftime,  and  Eastern, 
trying  to  play  catch-up,  could  not  contend 
with  the  weather  and  the  Toppers.  So  Western 
moved  atop  the  OVC  and   Eastern  had  suf- 


fered its  first  defeat. 

The  loss  was  quickly  shelved,  though,  and 
the  Colonels  unleased  their  wrath  on  Mur- 
ray and  redeemed  themselves  with  a  17-7 
Homecoming  victory  over  the  Racers  before 
22,500  fans.  Quarterback  Bob  Fricker  and 
end  Larry  Kirksey  provided  the  fireworks, 
teaming  for  several  long  pass  completions 
that  pointed  to  victory. 

Eastern  was  6-1  .  .  .  but  Western  kept  win- 
ning and  hopes  dimmed  in  Richmond  for  any 
chance  of  the  championship. 


Defensive  tackle  Eddie  Huffman  nurses  a  sore  leg  while  the  of- 
fensive unit  carries  thefight  to  Morehead. 


Jimmy  Brooks  picks  up  a  wall  of  Colonel  blockers  at  the  start  of  a  57-yard 
touchdown  romp  against  Middle  Tennessee. 


ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL   235 


Colonels  Take  Lead 
But  Falter  In  Finale 

Then  came  Saturday.  October  13.  and 
behold.  Eastern  was  back  on  top  in  the  con- 
ference race!  The  Colonels  toppled  Ten- 
nessee Tech  20-13  while  Middle  Tennessee 
was  upsetting  Western.  Now  it  boiled  down  to 
Morehead  for  Eastern  and  Murray  for  the 
Hilltoppers. 

In  the  meantime,  the  Colonels  blanked 
Indiana  State  9-0  and  took  an  8-1  mark  into 
the  finale  against  Morehead.  A  desparate 
Western  faced  Murray.  The  two  games  would 
decide  the  OVC  race  in  one  of  several  pos- 
sible ways.  It  was  curtains  for  Eastern,  how- 
ever, for  while  Morehead  was  playing  the 
spoiler  for  the  Colonels.  Western  was  whip- 
ping the  Racers.  That  combination  gave  the 
Toppers  the  title. 

Previously  anticipating  a  bid  to  the  Grant- 
land  Rice  Bowl.  Eastern,  though  compiling  a 
splendid  8-2  record,  had  nothing  left  but  to 
"wait  until  next  year."  And  next  year  could 
belong  to  the  Colonels  as  Coach  Kidd  loser 
only  three  players  through  graduation  — 
Evans.   Paul   Hampton  and   Mike  Armstrong. 

Statistically.  Brooks,  who  will  return  as  a 
senior  for  the  1971  season,  led  the  Colonels 
in  rushing  with  970  yards  in  248  carries.  This 
brought  his  three-year  total  to  3.028.  He  also 
led  the  EKU  scoring  with  11  TD's  for  66 
points. 

Kirksey  was  the  top  pass-receiver  with  25 
receptions  for  286  yards  and  two  touch- 
downs. Fncker  led  the  passing,  completing  55 
of  123  for  a  44.7  percentage  and  seven  tal- 
lies. 

Chambers  topped  the  defense  with  65  tac- 
kles and  57  assists  while  receiving  able  back- 
ing from  Croudep.  Miller.  Eddie  Huffman. 
Richard  Cook  and  James  Porter. 

With  such  a  nucleus  returning.  Coach  Kidd 
and  his  Colonels  are  good  bets  to  be  back  at 
the  pinnacle  of  the  Ohio  Valley  Converence 
again  in  '71. 


236   ATHLETICS  FOOTBALL 


Below:  Mike  Nicholson  gets  to  Morehead  quarterback  Dave  Schaetz- 
ke.  who  was  a  thorn  in  the  Colonel's  side  all  afternoon 


♦   * 


iv 


1970  COLONEL  FOOTBALL  SCOREBOARD 
Eastern  Opponent 


Above:  Alfred  Thompson  bursts  through  a  hole  between  two  Eagle 
defenders  in  first  half  action  against  Morehead. 


13. 
10. 
38. 
24. 
21  . 

7. 
17. 
20. 

9. 
13. 


Ball  State     12 

East  Tennessee     6 

Austin  Peay 7 

Middle  Tennessee 10 

Eastern  Michigan 10 

Western  Kentucky       19 

Murray  State      7 

Tennessee  Tech 13 

Indiana  State     0 

Morehead  State 16 


THE  1970  FOOTBALL  COLONELS.  FRONT  ROW:  Trainer  Ken  Murray. 
Bill  Hammons,  Harold  Borders,  Ralph  Gillespie.  Keith  James,  Ralph 
Coldiron.  Jim  Lyons,  Jackie  Miller,  Mike  Armstrong,  Butch  Evans. 
James  Croudep.  Pat  Sheridan,  Don  Peters.  Coach  Fred  Francis.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Coach  Jack  Ison.  Coach  Bobby  Harville.  Sam  Gano,  Bob 
Fricker.  Larry  Blackburn.  Donald  Salsbury.  Marshall  Bush,  Richard 
Cook.  Alfred  Thompson.  Danny  Turner.  Chuck  Walroth.  Brian  Sie- 
mon,  Jimmy  Brooks,  James  Porter.  Paul  Hampton,  Coach  Bill  Shan- 


non. Head  Coach  Roy  Kidd.  THIRD  ROW:  James  Wilson.  Mike  O'Neal. 
Karl  Moran.  Jack  McCulley.  Dick  Christian.  Donnie  Young,  Otto 
Hughes,  Joe  Washington.  Larry  Kirksey,  William  Wright,  Bill  Gardner. 
Larry  Kaelin.  Ed  King.  Eddie  Huffman  BACK  ROW:  Fred  Sandusky. 
Wallace  Chambers,  Mike  Nicholson.  Frank  Brohm.  Mark  Shireman, 
Tom  Gaebler.  Harry  Irwin.  Tom  Reid.  John  Schmidt.  Doug  Greene, 
Jack  Bowman.  Ed  Carnvale.  Steve  Fman.  Dick  Straten.  Jon  Ankney. 


ATHLETICS/FOOTBALL    237 


Colonels  Snap  Back  To  Tie  For  2nd  In  OVC 


It  was  a  unique  sort  of  season  for  the  East- 
ern basketball  squad,  and  nobody  was  really 
ready  for  it  to  end. 

Just  when  the  Colonels  had  jelled,  ripping 
off  9  wins  in  the  last  11  starts,  the  season 
closed.  After  a  shaky  beginning,  Eastern  had 
roared  to  a  16-8  record  and  a  10-4  mark  in 
the  Ohio  Valley  Conference  that  was  good  for 
a  second  place  tie  with  Murray.  It  was  the 
highest  league  finish  for  the  Colonels  since 
1966. 

An  oddity  of  the  season  was  that  Eastern 
posted  identical  5-2  home  and  road  confer- 
ence records.  Only  team  to  beat  the  Colonels 


twice  —  including  a  heart-stopping  94-93 
overtime  battle  —  was  league  champion 
Western. 

After  brushing  aside  neighboring  Berea 
111-77  in  their  opener,  the  Colonels  got  their 
first  of  five  exposures  to  nationally  ranked 
teams.  After  leading  eventual  Big  Eight 
champ  Kansas  40-32  at  the  half,  the  Colonels 
lost  79-65. 

Coach  Guy  Strong's  squad  was  flat  when  it 
returned  home,  permitting  college-division 
power  Howard  Payne  slip  from  Alumni  Coli- 
seum with  a  96-89  victory. 


(Opposite)  Hustling  guard  Billy  Burton  slaps  away  an  Austin  Peay  in- 
bounds  pass  in  the  Colonels'  big  1 15-89  OVC  win 


Eastern's  AII-OVC  guard  George  Bryant  displays  his  command  of  the 
court  that  earned  him  the  nickname.  "King  George."  as.  (from 
left)  he  shows  his  ambidexterity  by  firing  a  lefthander  against 
Austin  Peay  and  a  long  right-hander  against  Virginia  Common- 
wealth On  the  opposite  page.  George  rebounds  against  the  Gover- 
nors and  applies  defensive  pressure  in  the  Howard  Payne  game. 


238   ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL 


ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL    239 


Senior  forward  Carl  Greenfield  muscles  his  way  in  for  a  basket  as  the 
Colonels  rip  Virginia  Commonwealth  107-80 


An  abiect  Daryl  Dunagm  holds  up  his  hand  after  committing  a  charg- 
ing foul  during  an  Austin  Peay  rally   EKU  held  off  the  Governor  threat 


to  win  going  away 


240   ATHLETICS  BASKETBALL 


Eastern  Gets  Hot,  Then  Enters  Slump 


It  wasn't  until  the  season's  fourth  game  that 
the  Colonels  showed  some  of  the  form  expect- 
ed of  them  in  pre-season  forecasts.  Trailing 
visiting  St.  Francis  41-35  at  the  half,  Eastern 
caught  fire  and  overtook  the  Frankies  for  a 
91-87  win  behind  George  Bryant's  38  points. 
Virginia  Commonwealth  was  the  next  oppo- 
nent, and  the  Rams  left  Alumni  Coliseum 
smarting  from  a  107-80  whipping  as  Bryant 
got  31.  King  George  got  31  again  five  nights 
later  as  the  Colonels  ended  the  homestand 
with  an  89-83  triumph  over  Western  Carolina. 

Christmas  break  found  Eastern  in  Evans- 
ville  for  the  Holiday  Invitational  against  tough 
Weber  State,  perennial  Big  Sky  champ.  The 
Colonels  led  by  two.  40-38.  at  the  half,  but  big 
Willie  Sojourner  finished  with  28  points,   16 


rebounds  and  a  dozen  blocked  shots.  Eastern 
lost  83-76.  The  next  night  EKU  bounced  back 
to  topple  Portland  80-70  in  the  consolation 
game. 

The  Weber  and  Portland  games  started  a 
wm-a-game,  lose-a-game  streak  that  lasted 
for  eight  games  of  mid-season  "doldrums"  for 
the  Colonels.  Returning  home  for  two  OVC 
games  with  students  away  on  vacation,  East- 
ern was  entering  what  proved  to  be  a  crucial 
portion  of  the  schedule. 

Murray  came  to  the  Coliseum  first  and  beat 
the  sputtering  Colonels  81-74  in  a  game  mar- 
red by  the  Racer  reserves  and  coaches  leaving 
the  floor  11  seconds  before  the  buzzer  with 
Ron  Johnson  shooting  foul  shots. 


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Above:  Murray's  Ron  Johnson  shoots  a  free  throw  before  a  deserted 
Racer  bench  during  EKU's  81-74  home  court  loss.  Murray's  bench 
and  coaches  walked  off  the  floor  with  1 1  seconds  left  in  a  reminder 
of  an  Alumni  Coliseum  clock  malfunction  the  year  before.  Later, 
when  Eastern  won  82-81  at  Murray,  the  'Breds  stayed  for  the  whole 
game.  Left:  Sophomore  Charlie  Mitchell  falls  away  to  shoot  over 
Virginia  Tech's  Tom  Trice  in  the  86-79  win  against  the  Gobblers. 


ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL   241 


Eastern's   George   Bryant   tries  to   outmuscle  Virginia   Tech   centerCharlie  Libscomb  in  the  Colonels' 86-79  triumph  over  the  Gobblers 


Sputtering  Colonels  Turn  Season  Around 


The  theatrics  were  a  reminder  of  the  year 
before  when  a  clock  malfunction  ended  a 
game  with  Eastern  one  point  ahead.  Austin 
Peay.  hitting  the  off-again,  on-again  Colonels 
on  the  wrong  night,  fell  victim  1 15-89.  Against 
the  Governors.  Bryant  had  26,  while  heralded 
sophomore,  Charlie  Mitchell,  began  to  rumble 
to  life  with  25. 

Then  came  important  road  games  at  West- 
ern and  Middle  Tennessee.  True  to  form.  East- 
ern lost  the  first  one,  at  Bowling  Green  83-64, 
while  apparently  Middle  Tennessee  was  doom- 
ed by  fate  to  an  88-64  home-court  shellacking 
by  the  Colonels  who  were  led  by  Mitchell's  24. 

A  nine-point  second  half  lead  dwindled 
away  at  Johnson  City  as  East  Tennessee  won 
70-64  and  the  alternative  win-lose  streak  was 
over.  The  Colonels  were  7-6  on  the  season  and 
2-3  in  league  play.  Few  expected  them  to  win 
eight  of  their  next  nine  OVC  games. 

But,   Bryant  and   Mitchell,  with   22  and   19 


respectively,  led  the  Colonels  past  Tennessee 
Tech  79-67  in  the  Coliseum.  Then,  Bryant 
ripped  off  44  points  and  a  school  record  18 
field  goals  against  Virginia  Tech  in  an  86-79 
win.  A  13-day  layoff  followed,  capped  with  a 
trip  to  Dayton  where  the  Flyers  whipped  a 
sluggish  Eastern  110-86.  It  must  have  awaken- 
ed the  Colonels  .  .  .  they  would  lose  only  once 
more. 

Two  successive  OVC  wins,  Morehead  90-62 
and  Austin  Peay  99-72,  showed  the  Colonels 
were  primed  for  the  return  match  with  Murray. 
Bryant  got  28,  but  Mitchell,  with  22,  was  the 
big  hero.  With  Murray  down  by  one,  and  11 
seconds  (ironically)  to  go,  the  sophomore  hit 
two  free  throws.  This  time,  the  Murray  re- 
serves and  coaches  remained  as  Eastern,  out- 
of-reach  of  a  last  second  shot,  won  81-80.  On 
the  second  game  of  the  trip,  Middle  Tennessee 
fell  victim  to  the  Colonels  65-60,  and  the  surg- 
ing Mitchell  got  31. 


242   ATHLETICS/ BASKETBALL 


Left:  Eastern's  Tim  Argabnght  and  Dayton's  Tom  Crosswhite  battle 
for  a  rebound  as  the  Colonels  suffered  their  worst  defeat  of  the  sea- 
son. 110-86.  Above:  Charlie  Mitchell,  the  Colonels'  sophomore  sen- 
sation, hooks  a  shot  over  the  outstretched  arm  of  Flyer  George  Jack- 
son. 


ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL   243 


EKU  Loses  Thriller, 
Wins  Last  Three  Games 

Then  came  the  decisive  home  game  with 
Western.  Four  technical  touls.  one  on  the 
crowd  ot  8,200,  and  three  on  Coach  Guy 
Strong,  who  was  automatically  ejected,  punc- 
tuated 40  minutes  of  regulation  play  that 
ended  83-83,  after  Eastern  had  led  almost  the 
entire  game.  A  Hilltopper  shot  with  five  sec- 
onds to  go  killed  Eastern's  upset  hopes  94-93. 

Their  title  hopes  gone.  Eastern  was  now 
locked  in  a  second  place  race  with  Murray. 
Avenging  the  earlier  loss  to  East  Tennessee 
with  an  85-78  win.  the  Colonels  then  polished 
off  Tennessee  Tech.  95-91.  and  Morehead  76- 
74  on  the  road  to  close  the  season  in  a  dead- 
lock for  the  runnerup  spot  with  the  Racers. 

Statistical  leaders  for  the  Colonels  were 
leading  scorer  Bryant  with  24.7  points  per 
game,  followed  by  Mitchell's  16.6.  Carl  Green- 
field's 10.5  and  Billy  Burton  with  10.2. 

Greenfield's  11.8  rebounds  per  game  was 
high,  followed  by  Mitchell's  8.4.  and  Daryl 
Dunagan  with  6.8. 

Below:  While  Western  Kentucky's  Jim  McDaniels  blocks  Billy  Bur- 
ton's shot.  Eastern's  George  Bryant  (Right)  outmaneuvers  a  sliding 
Jim  Rose  for  this  field  goal  attempt  in  the  Hilltoppers'  94-93  over- 
time victory  over  the  Colonels. 


m.; 


A  A  "* 


Opposing  players  seem  to  be  giving  sig- 
nals with  their  fingers  as  Eastern's 
Billy  Burton  looks  for  the  Colonels' 
Charlie  Mitchell  under  the  basket. 


1970-71  BASKETBALL  COLONELS.  FRONT  ROW:  Tom  Schroeder, 
manager,  Wade  Upchurch.  Vince  Mrazovich.  Charlie  Brunker,  Billy 
Burton,  George  Bryant,  Phil  Storm,  Mike  Smith,  Mike  Myers,  manager. 
BACK  ROW:  Coach  Guy  Strong.  Assistant  Coach  Jack  Hissom.  Charlie 


Elza,  Daryl  Dunagan,  Chuck  Worthmgton,  Carl  Greenfield,  Dan  Arga- 
bright,  Tim  Argabright,  Ralph  Johnson.  Charlie  Mitchell,  Dan  Jordan, 
graduate  assistant,  Assistant  Coach  Tommy  Harper. 


ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL    245 


1970-71  BASKETBALL  SCOREBOARD 


Eastern 
111 
65 

89 

91 

107 

89 

76 
80 
74 
115 
64 
88 
64 
79 
86 
86 
90 
99 
82 
65 
93 
85 
95 
76 


Opponent 

Berea  College      77 

Kansas 79 

Howard  Payne     96 

St.  Francis  (Pa.)      87 

Va.  Commonwealth      80 

Western  Carolina 83 

Weber  State      83 

Portland     70 

Murray  State 81 

Austin  Peay      89 

Western  Kentucky     83 

Middle  Tennessee      64 

East  Tennessee 70 

Tennessee  Tech      67 

Va.Tech      79 

Dayton      110 

Morehead      62 

Austin  Peay      72 

Murray  State 81 

Middle  Tennessee      60 

Western  Kentucky     94 

East  Tennessee 78 

Tennessee  Tech      91 

Morehead      74 


Above:  Eastern's  Charlie  Mitchell  outpositions  three  East  Tennessee 
Bucs  for  a  rebound  in  the  Colonels'  85-78  win.  Below:  Eastern  coach 
Guy  Strong  gives  instructions  to  his  team  via  a  miniature  chalk  board. 


246   ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL 


Baby  Colonels  Post  16-6  Season  Mark 

Eastern's  freshman   basketball  team  com-  ball"  in  1970  (an  honor  bestowed  upon  the  top 

pleted  its  most  successful  season  since  1966-  high  school  player  in  the  state  each  year),  led 

67  as  Coach  Jack  Hissom's  squad  compiled  four  double-figure  scorers  for  the  Baby  Col- 

a    16-6   record.   Playing  against  some  of  the  onels    with     his    23.5    average.     Supporting 

strongest  competition   in  this  section  of  the  Brooks  in  the  scoring  column  were  Bob  Wie- 

nation,  the  Baby  Colonels  were  able  to  accu-  gele   (17.7),    Bobby    Newell    (17.1),   and    Rick 

mulate   two   winning   streaks,    one   of   seven  Stansel    (13.0).    Brooks   also   topped    Eastern 

games  to  start  the  season  and  the  six-game  rebounders    with    a    15.4    average,    followed 

skein  at  the  end  of  the  year.  closely  by  Stansel's  14.4  mark. 

Robert    Brooks,    Kentucky's    "Mr.    Basket- 

1970-71    BABY   COLONELS.    FRONT   ROW:   Mike   Meyers,    manager,  man.  Mike  Haremski,  Kevin  Kok,  Bob  Wiegele.  Robert  Brooks.  Rick 

Bobby  Newell,  Ron  Day.  Dwight  Douglas,  Phil  McAfee.  Billy  Bacon.  Stansel,    Dan   Jordan,   graduate   assistant.   Gene  Kinnetz,   graduate 

Rusty  Way.  BACK  ROW:  Coach  Jack  Hissom.  Anders  Fogt.  Keith  Huys-  assistant 

1970-71  FRESHMAN  COLONELS 

Eastern's  Robert  Brooks  uses  one  of  his  patented  base  line  moves  to  RA^IKFTRAI   I    SPORF  RD  ARH 
collect  two  points  against  Alice  Lloyd  Junior  College. 

Eastern  Opponent 

"-. C£h£JH&\ 4 J fJf   tt-^MQlMB  81  ""Centre      67 

**'  "St™       ^'^<*J%*^MPi  94.  ..  .Southeastern  Christian 56 

Wm  mimm  WFSMHk  I  W  'fc*  «».     'M-'^mm  102  ...  .Virginia  Commonwealth     70 

K'^0%                                 j      '    t?      %  87.  ..  .Sullivan  Business  College      65 

r&A*C       !*'',#(     r\\\^ll  79 """Transylvania"   '.'.'.'. 76 

^^            m     W   .WWW  WJ  108  ... .  Somerset 87 


ATHLETICS/BASKETBALL   247 


Harriers  Hurt  But 
Silvious  Sparkles 

After  starting  the  season  on  the  right  foot 
with  six  consecutive  wins,  injuries  began  to 
plague  the  Colonel  cross-country  squad  the 
latter  part  of  the  schedule.  The  best  coach 
E.  G.  Plummer's  squad  could  muster  in  the 
Ohio  Valley  Conference  Meet  was  a  seventh 
place  finish. 

Ken  Silvious,  Eastern's  two-time  cross- 
country All-American,  did,  however,  com- 
plete another  successful  season.  The  5-7, 
137-pound  senior  from  Mt.  Jackson,  Va., 
placed  first  in  every  dual  meet  and  won  the 
Ohio  Valley  Conference  meet,  setting  a  new 
course  record  with  a  time  of  29:16. 

Breaking  course  records  was  certainly  not 
an  oddity  for  Silvious  during  the  1970  cam- 
paign. In  fact,  in  the  14  meets  in  which 
Eastern  competed,  Silvious  was  able  to  set 
new  course  standards  in  six  of  these.  Per- 
haps, Silvious'  most  impressive  showing 
came  at  Atlanta,  Ga.,  in  the  Southeastern  Col- 
legiate Championships. 


Above:  Tom  Finley  has  no  company  but  the  morning  mist  as  he  works 
out  early  in  preparation  for  the  cross  country  season.  Below:  All-Amen- 
can  Ken  Silvious.  here  way  out  in  front  toward  a  meet's  end,  set  six 
course  records  during  the  season. 


KiSwsS 


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248   ATHLETICS/CROSSCOUNTRY 


1970  CROSS  COUNTRY  COLONELS.  FRONT  ROW:  Ken  Collins.  Mervin 
Lewis.  Howard  Hallinan,  Ken  Sllvious,  Jerry  Kraiss,  Gary  Branden. 
BACK  ROW:  Tom  Finley,  James  Sebree,  Randall  Karric.  Chuck  Cole- 
hour.  Charles  Dawson,  Rick  Rash,  Ron  Bock, 


1970  CROSS  COUNTRY  SCOREBOARD 

Eastern  Opponent 

28. .  .Cumberland      29 

23  .  .  .  Furman 32 

19  ...  Middle  Tennessee 37 

26. . .  Morehead 22 

22.  .  .Centre 31 

18.  .  .  Berea     37 

22  ...  Somerset  Community  College     .   .   .33 

49  . . .  Morehead 15 

1st .  .  .  Anthens  11 -mile  run 
1st .  .  .  Cades  Cove  10-mile  run 
1st .  .  .  Stone  Mountain  10-mile  Race 
7th  .  .  .  Western  Ky.  Invitational 
3rd  .  . .  Southern  States  5-mile  run 
7th  ...  Ohio  Valley  Conference  Meet 


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The  pack  Is  bunched  in  the  early  going  of  the  Colonels'  home  meet  with 
Cumberland. 


ATHLETICS/CROSSCOUNTRY   249 


Eels  Keep  Crown;  Combs  Wins  100th 


It  was  another  banner  year  for  East- 
ern's Eels  and  Coach  Don  Combs. 

The  powerful  EKU  swimmers  present- 
ed Combs  with  the  biggest  milestone  in 
his  career  —  win  number  100  —  with  a 
64-49  triumph  over  Indiana  State  in  the 
next-to-last  meet  of  the  year. 

The  last  meet?  It  was  win  number  101 
as  the  Eels  won  their  ninth  straight  Ken- 
tucky Swimming  and  Diving  Champion- 
ships, outstripping  their  closest  com- 
petition —  the  University  of  Kentucky  — 
5784  to  317. 

Only  blemish  on  the  Eels'  year  was  a 
63-50  early  season  loss  to  Southeastern 
Conference  powerhouse  Alabama.  They 
more  than  evened  the  score  against 
SEC  competition  later,  however,  splash- 
ing Georgia  74-39.  Vanderbilt  6412-4812. 
and  Kentucky  61-52. 


Another  season  high  spot  was  a  60-53 
triumph  against  previously  unbeaten 
Eastern  Michigan  —  four-time  National 
Association  of  Intercollegiate  Athletics 
champion  —  in  the  Hurons'  home  pool. 

Three  Eels  posted  regular  season 
times  good  enough  to  qualify  for  the  NC- 
AA Championships  at  Ames,  Iowa.  They 
were  freshmen  Kevin  Miles.  200-yard 
freestyle,  and  Rick  Murphy,  200-yard 
butterfly,  and  sophomore  Scott  Gallant, 
one-meter  diving. 

Only  two  Eels  were  lost  through  gradu- 
ation. They  were  co-captains  Pete  Reed 
and  Jay  Chanley,  both  EKU  record  hold- 
ers, both  of  whom  earned  College  Divi- 
sion All-Amencan  recognition  in  1968. 
the  year  before  the  Eels  entered  uni- 
versity-division competition. 


Coach  Don  Combs  shouts  instructions  and  lap  times  to  his  swimmers 
during  a  home  meet.  Combs  has  won  100  dual  meets  while  losing  only 
20  in  nine  seasons. 


250   ATHLETICS  SWIMMING 


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Left  (above  and  below):  EKU  star  diver  and  NCAA  one-meter  quali- 
fier, Scott  Gallant,  executes  a  dive  and  makes  a  turbulent  entry, 
photographed  through  a  pool  observation  port.  Above:  Eastern  and 
Indiana  State  swimmers  prepare  to  hit  the  water  during  EKU's  64-49 
home  victory. 


ATHLETICS/SWIMMING    251 


Right:  Pete  Reed  and  Rick  Murphy  get  mentally 
ready  for  the  next  event  Below:  A  capacity 
crowd  of  more  than  700  watches  the  Eels  nip 
Kentucky  61-52  in  Donald  Combs  Natatonum. 


252    ATHLETICS/SWIMMING 


Eastern 

66 

50 

75 

72 

69 

83 

67 

74 

73 

60 

74' 

64  > 

77 

61 

64 


1970-71  SWIMMING  SCOREBOARD 

Opponent 

. Sewanee      42 

.  Alabama      63 

.  Louisville 37 

.Marshall      40 

.  Eastern  Illinois     44 

.  Ball  State 30 

.  Bowling  Green      43 

.  Ohio  University 39 

.  Union  College      38 

.  Eastern  Michigan 53 

Western  Kentucky 36% 

Vanderbilt 48% 

.  Morehead 35 

.  Kentucky 52 

.  Indiana  University     49 


1971  EASTERN  EELS.  FRONT  ROW:  Earl  Robbins.  Mike  Alley.  John 
Davenport,  Scott  Gallant.  Wilson  Myers.  Pete  Reed.  SECOND  ROW: 
Greg  Spahr.  Ken  Klein.  Rick  Murphy.  David  Bokelman.  Charles  Dor- 


roh.  Chris  Webb,  Allen  Bokelman.  Bob  Sandford.  THIRD  ROW:  Bob 
Webeler.  John  Whiteside.  Jerry  Paul.  Bill  Stapleton.  Jay  Chanley.  Jim 
Callahan.  Kevin  Miles.  Ron  Hohhan.  Ken  Walters. 


ATHLETICS/SWIMMING    253 


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Above:  Head  Coach  "Turkey"  Hughes,  patching  his  team's  success- 
ful play,  is  a  study  In  success  himself.  Right:  Billy  Wells  puts  his  best 
foot  forward  and  delivers  a  strike  in  a  game  with  Xavier. 


254  ATHLETICS/BASEBALL 


Young  Team  Shows  Promise  For  Future 


Senior  pitcher  Don  McCullough  displays  the  form  that  helped  him  lead 
the  team  with  an  earned  run  average  of  1.76. 


Coach  C.  T.  "Turkey"  Hughes  fielded  a 
young  but  talented  team  last  season  and  his 
leadership  brought  them  a  second  place  fin- 
ish in  the  OVC's  Eastern  division.  Only  two 
seniors  were  listed  on  the  squad  and  they 
were  both  pitchers.  Coach  Hughes  called  it  a 
rebuilding  year,  and  build  is  what  he  did  while 
posting  a  17-11  record. 

Sophomore  second  baseman  Buzz  Ashby 
led  the  team  in  hitting  with  a  .385  average.  He 
was  the  only  Colonel  to  win  all-OVC  honors. 
The  team  was  loaded  with  offensive  punch, 
right  fielder  Larry  Cook  finished  the  season 
with  a  batting  average  of  .344  and  shortstop 
Mike  Powers  ended  the  campaign  at  .346. 
The  Colonel  pitching  was  in  the  hands  of  Don 
McCullough  and  Larry  Robertson,  but  both 
were  lost  due  to  graduation. 

Coach  Hughes,  who  has  won  10  confer- 
ence championships  in  22  years  is  hoping 
his  Colonels  have  gained  the  experience 
needed  to  bring  home  another  conference 
crown. 


THE  1970  BASEBALL  COLONELS.  FRONT  ROW:  Don  McCullough, 
John  Foland.  Buzz  Ashby,  Dave  Staten,  Mark  Williams,  Robbin  Story, 
Gary  Roe,  Charlie  Bidwell,  Ron  Davidson,  Bill  Wells.  SECOND  ROW: 
Coach  Hughes,  Carl  Shay,  Ken  Woodruff,  mgr.,  Roger  Roberts,  Craig 


Milburn,  Larry  Robertson,  Mike  Powers,  Craig  Schleigh,  Phil  Storm, 
Tim  Jones,  Larry  Cook.  Martie  Lange.  graduate  assistant  coach  Jack 
Llewellyn, 


ATHLETICS/BASEBALL  255 


1970  BASEBALL  RESULTS 


Above:  Shirtless  railbirds  roost  and  roast  under  a  hot  sun  at  Turkey 
Hughes  Field.  Below:  Senior  hurler  Larry  Robertson  gives  that  extra 
kick  in  a  close  game  with  Morehead 


Easte 

rn 

Opponent 

2 

Wittenberg 

6 

3-13 

Flint  Community  College 

2-0 

6 

Flint  Community  College 

2 

9 

Lincoln  Memorial  University 

7 

1-3 

Georgia  Southern 

6-4 

2-1 

Georgia  Southern 

9-4 

7 

Erskine 

4 

13 

Carson-Newman 

12 

11-6 

East  Tennessee 

2-3 

7 

Louisville 

6 

6 

Georgetown 

0 

12 

Louisville 

0 

2-9 

East  Tennessee 

0-0 

7 

Xavier 

9 

15-5 

Morehead 

19-3 

7-8 

Morehead 

6-10 

8-3 

Tennessee  Tech 

7-6 

18 

Transylvania 

2 

2-0 

Tennessee  Tech 

Won  17,  Lost  11 

6-3 

256   ATHLETICS/BASEBALL 


Left:  Ken  Blewitt  checks  signals  with  his  third  base  coach  after 
receiving  a  strike.  Below:  Charlie  Bidwell  watches  a  high  ball 
come  sailing  in  as  the  camera  freezes  the  action  in  a  game 
with  Morehead. 


The  Colonels  were  guided  by  Coach  C.  T.  "Turkey"  Hughes  and  grad- 
uate assistant  Jack  Lewellyn  throughout  the  season.  The  grit  of  the 
teeth  by  the  two  coaches  tells  a  story  that  the  picture  doesn't  show. 


ATHLETICS/BASEBALL   257 


Thincladson  Road 
For  Major  Meets 

It  wasn't  very  apparent  in  1970,  but  East- 
ern had  a  track  team,  and  a  successful  one  as 
well.  The  team  was  not  seen  very  often  in 
competition  at  Eastern.  A  new  track  was 
laid  during  the  season  and.  as  a  result,  the 
thinclads  were  forced  to  cancel  all  but  two 
meets  at  home.  Eastern  came  to  victor  in 
those  two  meets,  first  by  stopping  More- 
head.  105-40.  and  then  in  triangular  com- 
petition with  Kentucky  State  and  Morehead. 

Eastern  competed  in  the  Florida  Relays, 
the  Ball  State  Relays,  the  Drake  Relays,  and 
the  NCAA  Championship.  The  Colonels  had  a 
number  of  fine  athletes  in  sprint  as  well  as 
in  their  always  strong  distance  team.  Art 
Howard  and  John  Johnson  were  considered 
among  the  best  in  the  OVC  in  the  100-yard 
dash  and  the  high  hurdles. 


Above:  Ron  White  strains  every  muscle  as  he  kicks 
off  the  first  leg  of  a  440  relay  event.  Below:  All-Ameri- 
can  Ken  Silvious  leads  the  field  in  a  gruelling  three 
mile  run. 


258 


Practice  is  important  in  track  as  well  as  other  team  sports.  Here  Win- 
ston Emmannuel  finishes  a  practice  relay  leg  as  Keith  Bertrand  hands 
off  to  Galib  Kawaja. 


ATHLETICS/TRACK   259 


Link  Play  Shows 
m proved  Record 


Coach  Glenn  Presnell  and  a  young,  inex- 
perienced golf  team  entered  a  tough 
schedule  last  spring  and  came  out  winners. 
The  linksters  had  only  one  senior,  Paul 
Schultz,  and  a  host  of  talented  underclass- 
men and  finished  the  season  with  an  11-1 
mark.  The  golfers  came  back  later  and  whip- 
ped the  only  team  to  defeat  them,  the 
University  of  Kentucky. 

The  team  competed  in  duel  competition 
at  the  Furman  Invitational  where  there  were 
some  of  the  better  golf  teams  in  the  nation. 
They  came  home  with  an  eleventh  place  fin- 
ish out  of  twenty-two  teams.  In  the  Mid-South 
Classic  the  Colonels  captured  sixth  place  out 
of  sixteen  teams. 

It  was  not  until  the  OVC  meet  that  the 
Colonels  experienced  trouble.  There  things 
went  badly  as  the  linksters  finished  seventh. 
Paul  Schultz  took  medalist  honors  for  the 
team  and  he  was  backed  by  Jim  Moore  and 
Jim  Saunders. 


Above:  Jim  Saunder's  face  shows  the  concentration  needed  to  get  the 
direct  line  of  the  ball.  Below:  Two  EKU  golfers  cross  a  bridge  feeling 
lucky  their  balls  didn't  force  them  to  travel  under  it. 


260   ATHLETICS/GOLF 


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1970GOLF  RESULTS 

Eastern  Opponent 

370     University  of  Kentucky  383 

375      Union  College  400 

375  University  of  Kentucky  379 

376  Xa.vier  405 
376  Saginau  Valley  409 
386  Indiana  State  365 
363  Jefferson  Community  College  409 
406  Centre  College  384 
5l2  Xavier  124 
356  Cumberland  385 
363  Transylvania  392 
363      Hanover  411 

Won  11,  Lost  1 


With  a  hopeful  look  in  his  eye.  Saunders  watches  his  putt  head  toward 
the  cup. 


THE  1970  GOLF  COLONELS.  Tim  Brown,  Rick  Rawlings.  Jack  Barber. 
Billy  Price.  Jimmy  Moore,  Coach  Presnell. 


ATHLETICS/GOLF   261 


Netters  Have  A  Disappointing  Year 


The  Eastern  tennis  team,  hit  hard  by  grad- 
uation the  previous  year,  suffered  through  a 
long  losing  season.  The  Colonel  netters  were 
young  and  inexperienced  in  a  strong  eight- 
team  conference.  A  sixth  place  finish  was  the 
best  they  could  manage,  but  there  were  a 
number  of  outstanding  individual  perfor- 
mances. The  top  scorer  was  Tom  Davis.  He 
was  backed  by  the  fine  play  of  Pat  Geron  and 
John  Young. 

Coach  Jack  Adams  took  his  team  around 
the  south  and  competed  against  a  number  of 
strong  powers  such  as  South  Carolina.  David- 
son and  Furman.  The  schedule  also  included 
Ohio  State  and  Eastern  Michigan. 


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Above:  Pat  Geron  places  a  backhand  return  in  the  middle  of  the 
racket  Right:  Jack  Bennings  throws  the  ball  high  and  reaches  back 
to  serve  a  strong  shot  to  his  opponent. 


262   ATHLETICS/TENNIS 


THE  1970  TENNIS  COLONELS-  FRONT  ROW:  John  Young,  Chuck 
Ramirez.  Johm  Bohuslav.  Greg  Stephenson.  SECOND  ROW:  Pat 
Geron.  Dan  Susong.  Jim  Steisack.  Pete  Ballard.  Jim  Greenup 


1970  TENNIS  RESULTS 


Eastern 

Opponents 

1 

Louisville 

8 

7 

Louisville 

2 

6 

University  of  Cincinnati 

3 

5 

Ohio  State 

4 

6 

Eastern  Michigan 

3 

4 

University  of  Cincinnati 

5 

2 

Western 

7 

1 

University  of  Kentucky 

8 

5 

University  of  Cincinnati 

4 

4 

Furman 

5 

1 

University  of  South  Carolina 

8 

9 

Davidson 

10 

0 

Middle  Tennessee 

9 

2 

Austin  Peay 

7 

5 

Western 

4 

2 

Murray 

7 

4 

University  of  Kentucky 

5 

2 

Tennessee  Tech 

7 

4 

Morehead 

Won  6,  Lost  13 

5 

Jack  Bennings  puts  a  little  fencing  style  into  his  backhand  return. 


ATHLETICS/TENNIS   263 


Grapplers  Finish 
High  In  AAU  Meet 

Eastern's  wrestling  Colonels,  young  and 
minus  their  regular  coach,  grappled  their 
way  to  a  6-5-1  season  record  and  made  a 
good  showing  in  the  Kentucky  State  AAU 
Tournament  at  Louisville. 

Skip  Daugherty  took  over  the  squad  when 
Coach  Ron  House  was  hospitalized  in  Decem- 
ber, and  capably  guided  the  EKU  team 
through  the  bulk  of  the  season. 

In  the  AAU  Meet,  Eastern  wrestlers  claimed 
two  firsts,  a  second  and  a  third.  Dick  Loewen- 
stine  (126  lb.)  and  Marvin  Alstott  (146  lb.) 
won  their  divisions  with  Alstott  being  named 
the  Outstanding  Wrestler  in  the  tournament. 
Chris  Reeder  took  second  in  the  180-pound 
division  with  Keith  Carroll  taking  third  in 
the  heavyweight  category. 


Above:  Displaying  the  form  that  won  him  Outstanding  Wrestler  honors  in 
the  State  AAU  Tournament.  Marvin  Alstott  applies  a  hammerlock  to  his 
opponent.  Right:  Being  on  top  is  natural  for  Dick  Loewenstine.  He  won 
his  division  in  the  State  AAU  competition  at  Louisville. 


264   ATHLETICS  WRESTLING 


1970-71  WRESTLING  SCOREBOARD 

rn  Opponent 

.  Morehead 23 

.Chattanooga      31 

.  Notre  Dame 17 

.  Taylor  University     20 

.  Centre      3 

.  Dayton      11 

.  Cincinnati 25 

.  Morehead 23 

.  Marshall      8 

.Wilbertorce 9 

.  Anderson     14 

.Chattanooga      16 


Danny  Nettle  has  his  opponent  all  wrapped  up  during  the  win  over  the 
University  of  Dayton 


1970-71  WRESTLING  COLONELS-  FRONT  ROW:  Bobby  Roach.  Mac  Nick- 
son.  Dan  Nettle.  Joe  Neff,  Dick  Loewenstine.  Bill  Froman,  manager  Mike 
Drago.  BACK  ROW:  Coach  Skip  Daugherty.  Paul  DeLott.  Charles  Roach. 
Dwight  Mitchell.  Chris  Reeder.  Leland  Stewart.  Randy  Randolph,  Gregg 
Combs,  Doug  Johnston,  Marvin  Alstott.  manager  Michael  Asher. 


ATHLETICS/WRESTLING    265 


Above:  Bob  Wolf  pauses  during  his  high  bar  performance. 
Left:  Steve  Johnson  concentrates  while  in  a  strength 
movement  on  the  parallel  bars  Below:  Kim  Charleston 
begins  a  peach  basket  on  parallel  bars. 


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Gymnasts  Improve  With  New  Facilities 


With  their  new  gym  in  the  Begley 
Building,  Eastern's  gymnasts  worked 
long  hours  daily  improving  form  and 
skills.  Coached  by  past  team  stand- 
out, Gene  Gilbert,  the  1971  team 
placed  second  in  the  Kentucky  State 
Intercollegiate  Gymnastics  meet  held 
at  Georgetown  College  March  5. 

Highpoint  man  for  the  year  was  Bill 
England  averaging  thirty-two  points 
per  meet. 


1971  COLONEL  GYMNASTS  Gene  Gilbert,  coach  (kneel- 
ing). Bob  Wolf,  Bill  England,  Steve  Johnson.  Donnie  Paulin, 
Kim  Charleston 


Left:  Don  Paulin  holds  cross  position  during  still  ring  routine. 
Above:  Bill  England  executes  a  balance  movement  gymnasts  use  in 
floor  exercise. 


ATHLETICS/GYMNASTICS   267 


1970-71  COLONEL  RIFLE  SQUAD  FRONT  ROW:  SFC  Robert  A  Ross, 
coach,  Vera  Wilson.  Judith  Deaton.  Pam  Barker.  Cathy  Begley  BACK 
ROW:  Maior  Samuel  R.  Parris.  adviser.  Harry  Hensley.  Tony  Gruelle. 

Riflemen  Women 
Face  Rebuilding 

The  Eastern  rifle  team  was  in  a  re- 
building year  with  a  roster  composed 
mostly  of  freshmen.  In  addition,  wo- 
men's liberation  penetrated  the  firing 
line  as  four  EKU  co-eds  joined  the  ranks. 

Seniors  David  Carpenter  and  Tony 
Gruelle  and  sophomore  captain  David 
McMillen  provided  the  experience  for  the 
marksmen  as  the  only  returnees.  Doug 
Wigfield  was  the  only  other  senior.  Rep- 
resenting the  distaff  side  were  Judy  Dea- 
ton, Pamela  Barker.  Cathy  Begley  and 
Vera  Wilson. 

Competing  in  the  rugged  Ohio-Ken- 
tucky Collegiate  Rifle  League,  the  young 
Eastern  Squad  had  matches  well  into 
spring  and  finished  with  a  won-loss  per- 
centage around  the  .500  mark. 


David  McMillen,   Richard   En 
Mike  Beard.  Capt  Ronald  M.  E 


jlehardt.  Mike  Orem.  Glenn  Haeberhn. 
Irooke.  coach. 


Veteran  shooter  Tony  Gruelle  demonstrates  a  helpful  technique  to  freshman 
Pam  Barker. 


268    ATHLETICS  RIFLE 


New  Facilities  Broaden  Intramurals 


Mr.  Wayne  Jennings,  the  new  director  of 
men's  intramurals.  headed  an  expanded 
sports  program  this  year.  Along  with  the  addi- 
tion of  the  Begley  Building  facilities,  the 
sports  were  increased  both  in  number  and 
participants.  Intramurals  counted  15  differ- 
ent activities,  including  flag  football,  tennis, 
basketball,  volleyball,  handball  and  weight- 
lifting. 

Champions  of  intramurals  included:  flag 
football,  the  PBR's;  table  tennis  singles,  Daryl 
Eisenmenger;  basketball,  Phi  Delts;  wrestling, 
Pikes;  and  billiards,  Bobby  Van  Natta. 

Competition  was  held  in  two  leagues  — 
independent  and  fraternity. 


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Above:  Action   is  furious  during  a  Greek  wrestling  match    Right: 
Referee  Mike  Cain  controls  a  flag  football  game  from  the  sidelines. 


270   ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS 


Determined    Butch    Kendall    prepares   to   snap   the   ball   to   begin 
another  play  in  an  intramural  contest. 


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Flag  football  proves  rougher  than  this  player  had  expected. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   271 


Top:  Andy  Owens  and  Mike  Klopher  are  prepared  for  a  possible  re- 
bound during  a  Greek  league  battle.  Above:  Dave  Burdine  is  sur- 
prised by  a  quick  pass  from  a  reboundmgteammate. 


Extra  points  picked  up  in  foul  shots  are  key  in  intramural  as  well  as 

intercollegiate  basketball. 


272   ATHLETICS  INTRAMURALS 


Left:  A  high  leaping  player  spikes  the  volleyball  for  a  score  Below: 
Waiting  for  the  ball  to  fall,  Neil  Heisman  and  Kenny  Walters  anti- 
cipate their  set-up. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   273 


Right:  Indoors  Softball  players  get  a  little  extra  practice  Below: 
Clyde  Sellers  attempts  a  tight  waist  on  Gary  Hall  during  a  fraternity 
wrestling  match. 


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274  ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS 


Above:  Eddie  Huffman  eyes  up  a  shot.  Below:  Bobby  Van  Nafta,  university  billiards 
champ,  pockets  a  ball. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   275 


Women's  Intramurals  Marked  By  Variety 


Numerous  activities  were  scheduled 
throughout  the  year  by  women's  intramurals 
director.  Mrs.  Mildred  Maupin.  Initiating  the 
fall  semester,  tennis,  field  hockey  and  soccer 
were  played  by  the  co-eds.  Volleyball,  one  of 
the  most  popular  sports  continued  through- 
out the  fall  semester  with  the  Jolly  Volleys 
capturing  the  silver  trophy.  Basketball  ush- 
ered in  the  spring  semester  with  over  15 
teams  participating.  Smaller  activities,  keyed 
to  varied  interests,  finished  the  spring  semes- 
ter. Ping-pong,  badminton,  shuffleboard,  and 
paddleball  matched  the  variable  skills  of  the 
girls  and  climaxed  the  intramural  year. 


Right:  Susie  Sigler  shoots  for  a  goal  in  a  field  hockey  game  Below: 
Jan  Ramsey  dribbles  downfield  as  her  opponent  attempts  a  stea 


276   ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS 


Left:  Connie  Mattmgly  discovers  that  hitting  with  the  head  is  very 
effective.  Above:  Carol  Freet  sends  the  soccer  ball  soaring  with  a 
strong  kick. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   277 


Above:  Donna  McClanahan  executes  a  powerful  dig.  Right:  Mary 

Ann  Wozny  and  Chris  Bosler  ready  themselves  for  volleyball.    3    I 


278   ATHLETICS/ INTRAMURALS 


Intra  murals  offer  an  opportunity  for  girls  to  compete  among  themselves 


After  an  overthrow,  one  of  the  intramural  players  attempts  to  retrieve  the  ball. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   279 


Girl  Gymnasts  Practice  Long  Hours 


Above:  Patty  Murrell  leads  a  mat  sequence  under  the  watchful 
eye  of  Bill  England.  Right:  Elaine  Smith  springs  into  a  fast- 
tumbling  trip  down  the  mats. 


280   ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS 


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Both  men  and  women  share  the  excitement  of  Weaver  Gym's  shuff  leboard  courts. 


ATHLETICS/INTRAMURALS   281 


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Ike  Norns.  vice  president;  James  Pratt,  president;  Cathy  Wozny,  secretary. 


New  Constitution  Reforms  Senate 


The  first  year  under  the  new  constitu- 
tion was  one  of  limited  results  and  opti- 
mistic anticipation.  With  general  failure 
to  meet  a  quorum,  the  Student  Senate  was 
hampered  in  its  attempts  for  reforms.  The 
new  constitution  changed  the  name  of  the 
Student  Council  to  Student  Senate  and 
formed  a  cabinet  consisting  of  officers  and 
committee  chairmen. 

The  Senate,  chaired  by  James  Pratt, 
pushed  for  reforms  on  four  main  issues: 
abolishing  mandatory  ROTC,  self-regulated 
hours  for  women  students,  more  student 
participation  on  University  committees, 
and  abolishing  required  classroom  atten- 
dance policies.  The  Senate  was  confident 


that  reports  of  Student-Faculty  commit- 
tees, due  late  in  the  Spring,  would  recom- 
mend advances  in  each  area. 

Achievements  for  the  Student  Senate 
this  year  were  moving  Armed  Forces  re- 
cruiters from  the  Student  Union  Grill  to 
the  Jones  Building  and  extension  of  the 
grill  hours,  on  an  experimental  basis,  until 
11  p.m.  every  Monday  through  Thursday. 
Also,  the  Student  Union  dress  code  was 
abolished  this  year.  Another  action  taken 
by  the  Senate  was  "operation  snowfall," 
which  led  to  an  assurance  that  campus 
streets  and  sidewalks  shall  be  safe  and 
cleared  in  an  onslaught  of  inclement 
weather. 


284  ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  SENATE 


Jim  Pratt,  student  body  president,  distributes  minutes  of  a  previous  meet  to  Council  members. 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  SENATE   285 


Student  Court 
Judges  Cases 


The  Student  Court,  the  judicial 
branch  of  the  Student  Association, 
heard  cases  relating  to  the  constitu- 
tion and  by-laws  of  the  Council  involv- 
ing infractions  of  the  University  regu- 
lations in  areas  designated  by  the 
association  president.  Traffic  viola- 
tions were  the  most  frequent  cases  on 
the  docket  and  were  usually  referred  to 
the  Department  of  Safety  and  Security. 

Members  of  the  Court  are  selected 
by  the  Student  Association  president 
or  the  Chief  Justice  of  the  Court  from 
the  previous  year. 


Right:  A  freshman  coed  executes  her  sentence  by  showing 
her  affection  for  Daniel  Boone  at  Rat  Court  during  Orienta- 
tion Week,  Below:  Roger  Morris.  Larry  Conners.  Rodney  Dunn. 
Paul  Lanier.  Jan  Panayotoff,  Tyler  Cox.  Terry  Insko,  and 
Steve  Stanley. 


286   ORGANIZATIONS-STUDENT  SENATE 


One  of  the  most  solemn  and  memorable  moments  on  Eastern's  campus  is  the  Hanging  of  the  Greens. 

Organizations  Give    ¥ 
Variety  Of  Services 


Kappa  Delta  Tau  collects  toys  for  underprivileged  children 


Judy  Borders,  a  Little  Colonel,  performs  at  a  home  basketball  game 


288   ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


Veterans  Provide 
Color  Guard 

This  year,  as  in  the  past,  Alpha  Sigma 
Upsilon,  the  Veteran's  Club,  provided  the 
color  guard  for  the  Eastern  Homecoming. 
Other  activities  included  sending  Christmas 
cards  to  Vietnam,  refinishing  park  benches 
for  Richmond,  and  helping  grade  school 
teachers  in  the  surrounding  area. 

The  purpose  and  aim  of  the  Veteran's  Club 
is  to  ease  the  transition  from  military  to 
collegiate  life,  and  to  promote  fraternal  spirit 
and  fellowship  among  the  ex-servicemen 
enrolled  at  Eastern. 


The  Veteran's  Club  members  gather  at  Fort  Boonesborough  State  Park 
for  their  annual  picnic. 


FRONT  ROW:  Terry  Ritchie.  Laddie  Hunt,  Richard  Kolinske,  James 
Fields,  President;  Olive  Falcone,  Sweetheart;  Larry  Cayton,  Kenny 
Thomas.  Ross  Harris.  Dan  Bracken.  SECOND  ROW:  Harry  Paynter. 
Darryl   Tedder.    Rodney   Alsup.    Donald    Jewell.    Robert   Gee.    Nevel 


Williams.  Treasurer;  Ronald  Burgess.  Kendall  Reynolds.  BACK  ROW: 
Bobby  Sims,  Harold  Klenk.  Victor  Gausepohl.  Charles  Poynter,  Will- 
iam Brenda.  Jody  Hughes.  Richard  Cohelia.  John  Schlaak,  and  Terry 
Conrad. 


ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY   289 


FRONT  ROW:  Bill  Parker.  Jimmy  Brown.  President;  Jim  Dingus.  Ron 
Dolen.  Treasurer;  Arnold  Slusher.  Executive  Vice  President;  Tom  War- 
dell.  Secretary,  Dennis  Raisor.  Sergeant  at  Arms;  Ed  Tuggle,  Gary  Pal- 
mer, Vice  President-  SECOND  ROW;  George  Brown.  Sponsor;  Guy  Bea- 
ver, Stewart  Brentzel,  Mike  Alexander.  Charlie  Stallings.  Dan  Gher 
THIRD  ROW:  Mike  Puckett.  Gary  Montgomery,  David  Lane,  Ronnie 


Burton,  Terry  Lake,  Bertie  Ray  Dolen.  Rick  Drake.  Dave  Lake.  FOURTH 
ROW:  Jerry  Campbell.  Phillip  Hunt.  Thaddeus  Smith.  David  White,  Pat 
May.  Stanley  Forsythe.  Douglas  Burton.  Garnie  Yeager.  BACK  ROW: 
Gilbert  Wilson.  Joe  DeChinco,  Alex  Poulos.  Keith  Kidd.  Phil  Jared, 
Greg  Reynolds.  Daryl  Crossfield,  Sam  Bodine,  John  Robards.  Larry 
Dixon. 


Circle  K  Heads 
Float  Building 


During  Homecoming  week 
Circle  K,  which  was  in  charge  of 
the  warehouse,  sold  refresh- 
ments to  student  float-workers. 
At  Thanksgiving  members  can- 
vassed homes  in  Richmond  for 
food  to  make  baskets  for  the 
needy.  In  the  spring  Circle  K 
held  an  Easter  egg  hunt  for 
Richmond  children  and  worked 
at  the  Telford  Community 
Center. 

The  objective  of  Circle  K  is  to 
provide  an  opportunity  for  col- 
lege men  to  help  others  and  to 
be  of  service  to  society.  Their 
motto,  "We  Build",  means  con- 
structive involvement  in  the 
community    and    on    campus. 


Circle  K  takes  advantage  of  the  sincere  and  monu- 
mental thirst  created  by  the  float  builders. 


290   ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


Collegiate  Democrats  Increase  Membership 


Collegiate  Democrat  officers  discuss  plans  for  the  upcoming  gubernatorial  election.  Offi- 
cers are  Jimmy  Brown,  president;  Bill  Parker,  treasurer;  Mike  Stokes,  vice  president;  Mittie 
Davis,  secretary;  Herb  Vescio.  adviser. 


The  large  increase  in  mem- 
bership of  the  Collegiate  Demo- 
crats brought  about  an  expand- 
ing and  more  informative  pro- 
gram this  year.  The  Collegiate 
Democrats'  purpose  is  to  instill 
in  every  student  the  importance 
of  politics  in  his  respective  life 
and  a  realization  that  as  a  citi- 
zen, one  has  an  unique  place  in 
society. 

As  part  of  its  program,  six 
prospective  candidates  and 
officials  were  invited  to  speak 
at  the  meetings.  These  men 
acquainted  the  students  with 
the  prominent  political  issues 
today.  During  the  spring  a  din- 
ner was  held  to  introduce  the 
candidates  for  state  offices  and 
to  allow  an  exchange  of  ideas 
and  views  between  the  candi- 
dates and  students. 


Meetings  of  the  Collegiate  Democrats  show  an  increase  in  attendance  this  year. 


ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY   291 


"E"  Men  Assist 
At  Home  Games 

Selling  programs  and  ushering  at 
all  home  football  and  basketball 
games  were  the  primary  functions 
of  the  Varsity  "E"  Club,  which  is 
composed  of  male  athletes  who 
have  lettered  in  any  of  the  intercol- 
legiate sports  at  Eastern. 

The  club  sponsored  an  All-Athletic 
Day  for  youngsters  in  the  Richmond 
area.  Each  member  instructed  the 
children    in   the   skills  of   his  sport. 

Members  of  the  "E"  Club  who 
have  contributed  to  the  organization 
and  remained  in  good  standing  for 
three  years  were  awarded  "E"  rings 
which  designate  them  as  leaders  in 
their  particular  sport. 


Selling  programs  and  ushering  at  home  athletic  events 
are  services  rendered  by  the  "E"  Club 


FRONT  ROW:  Bill  Quick.  John  Davenport,  Joe  Neft,  Edgar  Henry.  Rich- 
ard Loewenstine.  Bernie  Hrubala.  Scott  Gallant-  SECOND  ROW:  Ken 
Klein,  Peter  Reed,  Jim  Moore,  Ron  Hohhan.  Brian  Siemon.  Bill  Price, 


Jack  Barber.  Mac  Nickson,  BACK  ROW:  Jon  Ankney.  Eddie  Huftman, 
Tim  Brown.  Jay  Chanley.  Bob  Bauer.  Bob  Webeler.  Keith  Carroll. 


292   ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


FRONT  ROW:  Coleen  Baker.  Diana  Burke.  Gail  Van  Ness.  Maria 
Kuehne,  Patty  Kefauver.  Pat  Studer.  Becky  linger.  Lezlie  Race. 
Linda  Rolfes.  Marty  Richeson.  SECOND  ROW:  Janet  Caswell,  Darlene 
Wilborn,  Judy  Mcnicol,  Dale  Herald,  Kathy  Needles.  Secretary;  Peggy 
Cotten,  Connie  Hinkley,  Lisa  Brandenburg,  Chris  Green.  THIRD  ROW: 
Terry  Keeney,  Teresa  Trower,  Sue  Wolfer,   Pat  Ritchey.  Treasurer; 


' 


Louise  Asher.  Marlee  Childers.  Vice-President;  Becky  Oakes.  Karen 
Heid.  Cyndie  Sandy.  Ginger  Medley,  President.  BACK  ROW:  Dr  Peel. 
Sponsor;  Joette  Morris,  Becky  Irving,  Susie  Boston.  Cathy  Wozny, 
Jody  Cavalier.  Charlotte  Combs.  Karen  Madras.  Rita  Dull,  Linda 
Smith,  Barb  Knudsen 


KDT'sAid  Locally 

This  year  Kappa  Delta  Tau  concentrated 
on  community  and  national  projects  Includ- 
ing a  Valentine  Party  and  toy  drive  for  the 
Richmond  Area  Classroom  Experience  kin- 
dergarten, a  fund  raising  drive  with  the  Rich- 
mond Fire  Department  for  Christmas  pre- 
sents to  underprivileged  children,  a  candle 
sale  for  the  JFK  Mentally  Retarded  Founda- 
tion, and  a  UNICEF  drive  on  "Honey  Sunday". 
The  KDT's  visited  Pattie  A.  Clay  Hospital  and 
Kenwood  Nursing  Home,  distributing  cards 
on  holidays. 

On  campus  the  group  kept  busy.  Members 
sold  tickets  for  the  freshman-varsity  benefit 
game,  sponsored  the  annual  Powder  Puff 
football  game  and  She-Male  contest.  Besides 
winning  the  football  game,  they  won  many 
events  in  the  Sigma  Chi  Derby.  Kappa  Delta 
Tau  served  lunch  on  Band  Day,  worked  the 
concession  stands  at  Eastern's  athletic 
events,  and  served  for  banquets  in  the  SUB. 


KDT's  warm  up  before  their  win  over  Alpha  Gamma  Delta  in  the 
Powder  Puff  football  game  during  Orientation  Week. 


ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY   293 


FRONT  ROW:  Judy  Hanson,  Angela  Kern.  Julia  Steanson.  Advisor: 
Betty  Howard.  May  Huber.  Sandy  Wilde.  Bonnie  Aboud.  SECOND  ROW: 
Martha  White.  JoAnn  Hairston,  Phillip  Norman.  Donagene  Branham, 


Jody  Rice,  Mariann  Bundy,  Sue  Craft.  BACK  ROW:  Jimmy  Brown, 
Leslie  Connett.  Karen  Rhodes.  Paula  Weaver.  Judy  Borders.  Daphe 
Jeffries.  Sally  Mullms.  Martin  V.  Mitchell. 


KYMAClub 
Boosts  Spirit 


Promoting  spirit  is  the  pur- 
pose ot  Eastern's  pep  club, 
KYMA.  Besides  sponsoring  the 
"Little  Colonels"  drill  team,  the 
club  aids  the  Eastern  cheer- 
leaders whenever  they  need 
help.  This  fall  KYMA  Club  sold 
beanies  to  the  incoming  fresh- 
men during  Orientation  Week 
and    painted    signs   for   games. 

On  Honor's  Day  one  outstand- 
ing senior  athlete,  recom- 
mended by  his  coach,  from  each 
varsity  sport  received  an  award. 


A  turkey  attending  the  Eastern-Morehead  football  game  lends  support  to  cheerleaders 
Jerry  Smith  and  Connie  Haney. 


294  ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


LITTLE  COLONELS  DRILL  TEAM.  FRONT  ROW:  Jill  Whicker,  Angela 
Kern,  Tish  Kelly.  Connie  Tyrrell.  Captain;  Sarah  Marlett.  Captain;  Tom 
Lewis.  Debbie  Cupp,  Kathy  Covelle.  SECOND  ROW:  Frances  Adams. 
Mary  Huber.  Bobbie  Caud ill.  Connie  Palsgrove.  Beverly  Fisher,  Karen 


Bailey,  Audrey  Frison,  Mariann  Bundy.  Claudia  Marshall,  Sherry  Weis- 
man.  BACK  ROW:  Judy  Borders.  Vicki  Shumard,  Debbie  Reincke,  Sue 
Craft,  Joan  Miller,  Betty  Howard,  Terri  Webb.  Tonya  Phelps,  Jayne 
Bangs,  Judy  Cunningham 


EASTERN  CHEERLEADERS.  FRONT  ROW:  Claudia  Cruse.  Joan  Ray.  BACK  ROW:  N'Chung  Sung.  Lea  Boggio.  Don 
Peace,  Connie  Haney,  Jerry  Smith,  Martin  Mitchell,  Sarah  Vice,  John  Barkau.  Billy  Rati  iff.  David  Stiebmg. 


ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY    295 


Men's  Counci 
Sponsors  Polls 

Men's  Inter-dormitory  Coun- 
cil membership,  composed  of 
the  individual  dormitory  offi- 
cers, floor  counselors  and 
elected  representatives  from 
each  residence  hall,  sponsored 
a  poll  on  dormitory  open  house. 
In  February,  the  council  tested 
the  opinions  of  the  men's  resi- 
dence halls  on  the  type  of  food 
available  through  campus  vend- 
ing machines. 

The  Council  met  monthly  to 
review  general  residence  hall 
regulations  and  to  propose  ideas 
and  work  for  the  improvement 
of  living  conditions  and  study 
habits  within  the  dorms. 


Members  of  the  Men's  Inter-dorm  Council  discuss  dorm  regulations  and  study  habits. 


FRONT  ROW:  Tyler  Cox.  Daniel  Glier.  Dave  Nicholas.  Richard  McCar- 
ren.  Jerry  Carrico.  Ken  Batte.  BACK  ROW:  Glenn  Grizzle.  Mark  Flem- 


ing. Bob  Sullivan.  Len  Holland.  Bob  Brooks.  Philip  Liles,  Greg  Car- 
penter. Jim  Blair 


296   ORGANIZATIONS  SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


FRONT  ROW:  Pamela  Miller.  Lame  Boring.  Kathy  Fleming.  Mary  Pet- 
tengill.  Karen  Shelton.  Jackie  Reifsnyder,  Kathryn  Conrad.  Linda 
Hern.  SECOND  ROW:  Betty  Jane  Cruse,  Diane  Martin,  JoAnn  Hairston. 


Susan  Haas.  Vicki  McDonald.  Tern  Webb,  Jody  Rice.  BACK  ROW:  Jan 
Sheppard.  Edwina  Hatcher.  Carole  Siller.  Margaret  Skaggs.  Judy 
Borders,  Sandy  Kornrumpf.  Jayne  Marlowe.  Joy  Albro. 


Women's  Halls 
Provide  Billiards 


The  Women's  Interdorm  Council, 
made  up  of  full-time  students  with  a 
2.0  point  standing  or  better,  purchased 
bumper  pool  tables  and  other  recrea- 
tional equipment  for  the  women's 
residence  halls.  In  cooperation  with 
Miss  Mary  Glass,  Director  of  Programs 
for  Women,  the  Council  coordinated 
recreational,  educational,  and  intra- 
mural activities  for  women  residents. 

In  November  the  Council  sold  tick- 
ets to  the  Varsity-Freshman  basketball 
benefit  to  help  secure  funds  for  the 
Meditation  Chapel. 

The  Council  provided  a  medium  of 
self-government  for  women  residents 
and  promoted  better  understanding 
between  students  and  administration. 


Although  the  bumper  pool  tables  are  located  in  women's  dorms,  male  guests  find 
them  an  added  attraction. 


ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY    297 


FRONT  ROW:  Fred  Engle.  sponsor;  Stephen  Louis,  treasurer;  Peggy 
Herman,  chairman;  Beth  Wiener,  secretary;  William  Ramey,  vice 
president.  SECOND  ROW:  Susan  Faesenmeier.  Sandy  Clapp,  Barb 
Matthews,  Lindsey  Williams,  Sue  Bertrand,  Rodney  Alsup,  Larry 
Cayton,  Robert  Gee,  James  Fields,  Dennis  Mills.  Jake  Otter.  THIRD 


ROW:  Laddie  Hunt.  Richard  Kolinske,  Bobby  Sims,  John  Schlaak,  Rob- 
ert Curry.  Darryl  Tedder.  Richard  Cohelia,  Tac  Conrad,  Ike  Norris, 
Terry  Ritchie.  BACK  ROW:  Donald  Jewell,  Keith  Earley,  Cathy  Wozny, 
Rick  Rash,  Charlie  Abner,  Victor  Gausepohl,  William  Brenda.  John 
Heidench,  Bob  Kirzinger.  John  Downs.  Doc  Bracken. 


Republicans 

Travel  To 

Conventions 


The  nation's  largest  College 
Republican  Club  once  again  had 
a  busy  year  highlighted  by  the 
state  convention  in  Lexington 
and  the  regional  convention  in 
Charleston,  West  Virginia. 

Vitally  interested  in  politics, 
the  College  Republicans  par- 
ticipated in  the  sixth  district 
elections  and  conducted  a  voter 
participation  drive.  Other  activi- 
ties included  community  action 
projects  and  political  involve- 
ment   with    the    student    body. 


Sandy  Clapp  and  Doug  Crowe  prepare  to  leave  for  a  College  Republican  Convention. 


298   ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICE  AND  ACTIVITY 


ACE  and  SCEC  Help  Local  Youth 


During  Orientation  Week,  the  Association 
for  Childhood  Education  sponsored  a  coke 
party  to  acquaint  themselves  with  freshmen. 
They  also  held  a  folk  sing  at  the  Mule  Barn  and 
a  workshop  for  Race  Street  Kindergarten. 
Several  speakers  spoke  at  their  monthly  meet- 
ings including  Dorothy  Smith.  Dr.  Elmo 
Moretz.  and  Miss  Ethel  Sams,  all  EKU  staff 
members.  Foreign  exchange  students  spoke 
about  elementary  education  in  their  countries 


at  the  March  banquet. 

The  Student  Council  for  Exceptional  Cildren 
conducted  a  Crusade  for  Children  Drive,  co- 
operated with  Physical  Education,  and  con- 
ducted an  "Olympic  Games  Competition"  for 
Mentally  Retarded  Children. 

The  Council,  organized  in  March,  1970, 
promotes  the  education  of  social  awareness 
of  and  concern  for  exceptional  children. 


ASSOCIATION  FOR  CHILDHOOD  EDUCATION.  FRONT  ROW:  Daryl 
Poynter.  Kathy  Rhoades.  Marty  Jordan.  Helen  Humphries.  Gloria 
Coleman,  Deborah  Gantt.  Sandy  Wilde.  Linda  Rolfes.  SECOND  ROW: 
Carol   Myers.  Vickie  McGuire,   Judy  Kiester.   Eileen   Nugent.  Ginger 


Martin.  Olive  Falcone.  Mary  Eve  Proffitt,  Mary  Lynn  Jasper.  Ethel 
Sams.  BACK  ROW:  Mary  Carol  Rose.  Pamela  Bostick.  Marlene  Crabb. 
Daphne  Jeffries.  Debbie  Sennet.  Patty  Calico.  Judy  Borders.  Becky 
Cartwright. 


STUDENT  COUNCIL  FOR  EXCEPTIONAL  CHILDREN.  FRONT  ROW: 
Stayce  Jordan.  Barbara  Harrison.  Helen  Begley.  Jan  Sheppard.  Jackie 
Reifsnyder.  Kathy  Rulon.  Pat  Parker.  SECOND  ROW:  Teresa  Stiles. 


Evelyn  Kidd.  Eve  Proffitt.  Sharleen  Ripperdan.  Diana  Moore.  Ralph 
White,  sponsor.  THIRD  ROW:  Gloria  Carr.  Bonnie  Richardson.  Cathy 
Ferrell.  Stephanie  Holmes.  Susan  Hines.  Ann  Tritschler. 


300   ORGAN IZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS 


Agriculture  students  learn  the  fundamentals  of  soil  testing. 


AgClub  Divides 
For  Discussions 


The  Agriculture  Club's  four  smaller 
groups,  mechanization,  dairy,  ornamental 
horticulture  and  conservation,  each  of  which 
held  separate  meetings,  combined  on  the 
second  Tuesday  of  each  month  to  compare 
ideas. 

The  members  of  the  Agriculture  Club 
traveled  to  Louisville  to  see  the  National 
Machinery  Show  in  February.  They  also 
worked  with  4-H  groups,  entered  a  project  in 
the  Conservation  Fair  and  had  a  banquet  in 
the  spring. 


FRONT  ROW:  Dr.  Glenn  Hayes.  Margaret  Champion.  William  Poluvier, 
Brenda  Sue  Lynch.  John  Inman,  Gregg  Woodruff,  Sherrill  Burton. 
SECOND  ROW:  Carl  Phelps,  Steve  Fisk.  Danny  McKinney,  Harry  Hens- 
ley.  Ralph  Anderson,  Brian  Bowles,  Martin  Woodruff.  THIRD  ROW: 


Steven  Jackson,  Norman  Cox.  Phillip  Bramblett.  Donald  Jones.  Teddy 
Hays,  Howard  DaleCornett.  Luther  Bramblett.  BACK  ROW:  GaryGood- 
lett.  John  Dawalt,  James  Miller,  John  Lynch.  Rickey  Hopperton,  Ted 
Colvin,  Jim  Thornton. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   301 


Caduceus  Works 
Foundation  Drive 


The  Caduceus  Club  raised  money  for  the 
Kidney  Foundation,  participated  in  a  campus 
disaster  plan,  had  fall  and  spring  blood- 
mobiles  and  took  trips  to  the  University  of 
Louisville  Medical  School  and  to  the  Madison 
County  Health  Center. 

The  Club  was  organized  to  further  knowl- 
edge and  understanding  of  students  in  the 
medical  sciences  and  health  fields.  It  is  one 
of  the  oldest  organizations  on  Eastern's 
campus. 


The  American  Red  Cross  presents  a  certificate  of  appreciation  to  mem- 
bers of  the  Caduceus  Club  for  their  response  to  a  campus  blood  drive. 


FRONT  ROW:  Dr.  Sanford  Jones,  Russ  Williamson,  Alice  Insco,  Larry 
Fields,  Judy  Gundlack.  Ruth  Wilson,  Gerald  Combs.  BACK  ROW:  Jerry 


Mayes.  Jerry  Rowe.  Hossa  Farris,  Barbara  Mann.  Joanie  Graham,  Win- 
ston Halcomb.  Larry  Stroud,  Carol  Algiers,  Sherry  Conner. 


302   ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS 


Accounting,  Marketing  Clubs  Hold  Outings 


This  year  Eastern's  Accounting  Club  held 
study  halls  to  help  students  with  scholastic 
problems  in  accounting.  The  club  sponsored 
several  speakers  and  conducted  tield  trips  in 
an  attempt  to  help  members  decide  upon  a 
specific  area  of  accounting. 

The  purpose  of  the  club  is  to  acquaint  ac- 
counting students  with  their  future  duties  and 
obligations  and  to  provide  an  opportunity  for 
the  discussion  of  topics  relating  to  accounting. 

The  American  Marketing  Association  heard 
executive  experts  in  the  marketing  field  at  its 


monthly  meetings.  Speakers  in  the  areas  of 
product  managing,  advertising,  industrial 
sales,  retailing,  and  sales  and  promotion.  A 
field  trip  to  Cincinnati  was  scheduled  to  meet 
with  marketing  executives  in  their  plants. 

A  membership  drive  resulted  in  a  20  per 
cent  increase  over  last  year's  club  rolls,  with 
25  active  members  participating.  Organized 
in  1969.  the  group  is  affiliated  with  the  Ameri- 
can Marketing  Association,  headquartered  in 
Chicago. 


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ACCOUNTING  CLUB.  FRONT  ROW:  Shichang  Sung,  Betty  Pendergrass, 
Joseph  Sidles,  Walter  Barnes.  James  Lisle,  Robert  Kelts.  Keith  Clem- 
ents, Wayne  Vice,  V.  C.  Messmer.  sponsor.  SECOND  ROW:  Bill  Petter, 
Robert  Gee.  Tom  Nett,  David  Jenkins,  Robert  Moloney,  Billie  Wade, 


Donald  Smothers,  Ronald  Smothers.  BACK  ROW:  Carolyn  Carnes, 
Randy  Sircle,  Bobby  Derrick,  Dennis  Raisor.  Jimmy  Roller,  John 
White,  Dennis  England,  Tom  Wardell,  Joseph  Calimen. 


AMERICAN  MARKETING  ASSOCIATION  FRONT  ROW:  Jane  Skelton, 
Ken  Carmichael,  Steve  Harp.  John  Buchanan,  Winnie  Malatesta, 
William  Smith,  Michael  French,  Donna  Gray.  BACK  ROW:  Don  Rogers. 


Larry  Locknane,  Mike  Cullen,   Howard  Thompson,  William   Recker, 
Larry  Heinzelman.  Dave  Gerrein,  Gary  Tedford. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   303 


Home  EcClub 
Sends  Packages 


The  Home  Economics  Club  sponsored  a 
fall  style  show,  made  Colonel  Bunny  Bean 
Bags,  packed  and  distributed  CARE  packages 
during  finals  week.  The  club  heard  Mr. 
Richard  Plymale  speak  at  a  program  on  pop- 
ulation explosion,  and  participated  in  the  fall 
and  spring  Kentucky  Home  Economics  Asso- 
ciation workshops. 

The  purpose  of  the  Home  Economics  Club 
is  to  offer  those  interested  in  home  eco- 
nomics a  place  for  development  and  social 
enjoyment,  while  providing  beneficial  pro- 
grams that  help  broaden  views  and  interests. 


Home  Economics  Club  entertains  guests  during  a  Valentine  party. 


FRONT  ROW:  Linda  Bentley.  Pam  Gilhspie.  Mary  Tallent.  Mava  Owens. 
Linda  Chamberlain,  Nancy  Metz.  Peggy  Hensley,  Susan  Niswonger. 
June  Pinney.  Linda  Terrell.  SECOND  ROW:  Patty  Sumner.  Donna 
Spencer.  Susan  Shrader.  Kathy  Rhoades,  Kathy  Stoll.  Sandy  Rati  iff. 
Rhonda  Wall.  Judy  Wilson.  Karen  Latimer,  Elizabeth  MacDonald.  Ellen 
Fischer.  THIRD  ROW:  Cathy  Scopa,  Patty  Mains.  Cathy  Hill,  Kathryn 


Conrad.  Mary  Helen  Compton.  Jane  Murphy,  Lauretta  Harris,  Debbie 
Pritchett.  Martha  Dick.  Brenda  Craft.  Christine  Green.  BACK  ROW: 
Sharon  Marlow.  Debbie  Black.  Carole  Siller.  Mary  Grider.  Susan  Mc- 
Donald. Elizabeth  Potter.  Deborah  Campbell.  Nancy  Kelley,  Beth 
McCormack.  Rebecca  Kenne.  Brenda  Wood. 


304   ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS 


Biology  and  Math  Club  Hear  Speakers 


A  September  get-acquainted  picnic  at 
Adams'  Cave  and  a  weekend  outing  at  Natural 
Bridge  State  Park  were  among  fall  highlights 
of  the  Biology  Club.  Members  served  as  guides 
for  a  Garden  Club  meeting  and  for  the  Con- 
servation Fair,  at  which  a  project  was  exhib- 
ited. Representatives  from  federal  agencies 
and  the  EKU  faculty  spoke  at  various  meet- 
ings, and  members  sold  tickets  to  the  Audu- 


bon  Film  series.   In  the  spring  the  members 
assisted  with  Earth  Day. 

This  year  the  Math  Club  furthered  its  aim  of 
increasing  interest  in  mathematics  and  the 
benefits  derived  from  its  study  by  offering  free 
tutoring  to  any  student  having  difficulty  in  a 
math  course.  Teas  were  held  throughout  the 
year  for  members  and  math  faculty.  In  the 
spring   a    picnic   ended   the   year's   activities. 


POLYMATHOLOGISTS.  FRONT  ROW:  Linda  Himes.  Jean  Burton,  Clara  Anthony  Newsome,  Sandy  Fryman,  Susie  Durrett,  Faye  Keith,  Donald 

Smith,  Sherrill  Burton,  Michael  Clayton,  Kathleen  Collins.  BACK  ROW:  Batch,  Ronnie  Hampton,  Donald  Pelly,  Robert  Creek. 


BIOLOGY  CLUB.  FRONT  ROW:  Paula  Kinker.  Brenda  Speagle,  Lynn  Mc- 
Call.  Iris  Boyle,  Patricia  Goins,  Ann  Mackin,  Barbara  Sue  Nolan,  Sue 
Mantel.  BACK  ROW:  Betty  Stephens.  Larry  Hurt,  Glynn  Creamer,  spon- 


sor: Richard  Marks,  Patrick  May,  Larry  Compton.  Danny  Fannin,  Pam 
Marks.  Larry  Short. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   305 


Philosophy  Club 
Sponsors  Agora 

The  Philosophy  Club  organized  a  stu- 
dent forum  on  campus  unrest  as  well  as 
other  forums  during  the  year.  Dr.  Abra- 
ham Kaplan  visited  Easter  in  conjunction 
with  the  lecture  series  and  the  Philos- 
ophy Department.  Among  other  projects, 
the  club  sponsored  Agora,  a  local  coffee- 
house. 

The  aim  of  the  Philosophy  Club  is  to 
challenge  and  enlighten  its  members 
and  the  campus  in  general,  through 
speakers  and  student  forums. 


Jim  Blair,  president  of  the  Philosophy  Club,  leads  members 
in  a  small  group  discussion. 


FRONT  ROW:  Kenneth  Edwards,  sponsor:  Dave  Nicholas.  Jim  Wise.  Eugene  Winbun. 
BACK  ROW:  James  Sefcovic.  Jim  Blair.  Joyce  Allsmiller.  Jay  Under 


306   ORGANIZATIONS-  DEPARTMENTALS 


Law  Enforcement 
Publishes  Folder 


The  Association  of  Law  Enforcement 
held  a  tour  of  central  Kentucky  high 
schools  at  which  members  showed  films 
and  spoke  on  alcohol  and  drugs.  Field 
trips  were  conducted  to  La  Grange  Re- 
formatory, Eddieville  Maximum  Security 
Prison  and  the  Knoxville  Police  Depart- 
ment. The  Association  published  a  pam- 
phlet concerning  personal  safety  and 
held  a  seminar  on  personal  safety  for 
women. 

Association  members  donated  to  the 
Madison  County  Association  for  Re- 
tarded Children. 


FRONT  ROW:  Rosetta  Lucas.  Jennie  Alcorn,  Robert  Donta, 
Dennis  Mills.  George  Lewis,  Arnold  Amburgey.  BACK  ROW: 
Giles  Black,  adviser,  Verne  Rennacker.  Rodger  Morris.  John 
Fryman.  Gary  Weldon,  Donald  Filer,  Steven  Mobley. 


Members  ot  the  Law  Enforcement  Association  hold  a  conference  on  drugs  and  alcohol. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   307 


SNEA  Holds 
Panel  Discussion 


The  Student  National  Education  Associa- 
tion heard  a  panel  ot  student  teachers  tell  of 
their  experiences  in  teaching  and  the  SNEA 
adviser  trom  Louisville  explained  how  KEA 
meets  the  teacher's  needs.  SNEA  participated 
in  American  Education  Week,  held  several 
banquets  and  saw  films  throughout  the  year. 

SNEA  purports  to  improve  education  in 
general  and  increase  the  knowledge  of  future 
teachers.  All  members  are  required  to  be 
education  majors  working  toward  a  teaching 
certificate. 


SNEA  members  decorate  a  bulletin  board  as  a  weekly  proiect. 


FRONT  ROW:  Sue  Mantel,  Debbie  Bailey.  Karen  Broering.  Deborah 
Gantt,  Tommy  Hall.  Regma  McWhorter  SECOND  ROW:  Judy  Darnell. 
Ann  Prather.  Connie  Vermillion.  Carol  E.  Myers.  Darla  Donley.  Marcia 
Verville.  Linda  Cooper.  THIRD  ROW:  Gloria  Coleman.  Mary  Eve  Prof- 


fitt,  Linda  Van  Oss,  Iris  Boyle.  Phillip  Hunt,  Margene  Sears,  Helen 
Humphries.  BACK  ROW:  Barbara  Bunch.  Walter  Mayer.  Barbara  Gold, 
Larry  Wynn,  Judy  A.  Wessel,  Erma  Snapp.  Judy  R.  Wessel. 


308  ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS 


Club  members  participate  in  a  cake  decorating  prefect 


FRONT  ROW:  Beth  McBrayer.  Pam  Gillispie.  Jean  Burton.  Rita  Thomas, 
Effie  Creamer:  sponsor.  BACK  ROW:  Deby  Cline.  Janice  Burdette. 
Regina  Niehaus.  Dorthy  Bulcher,  Adrienne  Helen  Lennart. 


Food  And  Nutrition 
Feature  Speakers 


Speakers  were  featured  on  such  topics  as 
cake  decorating,  water  pollution,  and  dietetic 
internship  at  the  monthly  meetings  of  the 
Food  and  Nutritions  Club.  Representatives 
were  sent  to  special  meetings  of  the  Blue 
Grass  Dietetics  Association.  The  club  also 
worked  with  community  centers  in  the  Rich- 
mond area  to  provide  classes  in  nutrition  for 
different  age  groups. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   309 


HPER  Hosts 
Foreign  Speaker 

Members  of  the  Health,  Physical  Educa- 
tion, and  Recreation  Club  distributed  canned 
food  to  the  needy  from  the  float  they  spon- 
sored for  Homecoming. 

The  Club  had  a  cookout  in  the  spring  for 
faculty  and  students.  Dr.  Czeslay  Wielki,  a 
European,  spoke  to  the  Club  this  spring  about 
physical  education  in  Europe. 

The  purpose  of  HPER  is  to  provide  service, 
guidance,  and  activity  to  students  primarily 
majoring  in  the  fields  of  health,  physical 
education,  and  recreation. 


HPER  offers  various  kinds  of  recreation  and  activity  to  its  members. 


FRONT  ROW:  Kenneth  Copes,  Patricia  Cox,  Roscoe  Denney.  Barb 
Nickell,  Carolyn  Perkins,  Donna  Kaye  Colston,  Carol  Trabits.  Dorothy 
Kinmon,  Bernie  Hrubala.  Karen  Bloyd.  SECOND  ROW:  Beth  Nutty. 
Marcellyn  Hedrick.  Amy  Judson,  Carol  Freet,  Gwen  Feagans.  Susie 
Sigler,  Wallena  Jones,  Cathie  Dakel,  Carole  Jordan,  Susan  Wilson. 


THIRD  ROW:  Liz  Neely,  Sue  Wolfer.  Jan  Rogan.  Kay  Woodington,  Reid 
Bell,  Glenda  Roberts.  Jim  Wood.  Bob  Kehoe,  Lee  Ann  Thurmond,  Bev 
Wind.  BACK  ROW:  Dennis  Gay,  Walter  Mayer.  Ron  Holihan,  Faye  Keith, 
Mike  Lyons,  Steve  Lewis,  JoAnne  Cavalier,  Barbara  Knudson,  David 
Myers.  Roy  Gabbard 


310   ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS 


Student  Nurses  Increase  Membership 


Excitement  fills  the  air  as  this  new  member  of  the  Student  Nurses  Asso- 
ciation receives  her  cap. 


In  September  Eastern's  Association  of 
Nursing  Students  held  its  first  meeting  to 
elect  new  officers  and  plan  the  year's  activi- 
ties. Later  that  month  104  new  students  re- 
ceived their  caps  in  the  first  biannual  capping 
ceremony.  Kathy  Waits,  Eastern's  represen- 
tative, was  fourth  runnerup  in  the  State  Con- 
vention held  in  Louisville. 

Discussions  were  held  throughout  the  year 
on  such  topics  as  abortion,  drug  abuse  and 
nursing  in  Appalachia.  Representatives  were 
sent  to  the  National  Convention  in  Dallas, 
Texas,  during  the  spring.  The  year  was 
brought  to  a  close  by  the  annual  banquet 
held  in  April. 

The  organization's  purpose  is  to  provide  a 
closer  bond  and  more  unified  spirit  among 
nursing  students,  to  encourage  understand- 
ing of  and  participation  in  the  nursing  stu- 
dent associations  and  professional  nurse 
organizations  and  to  aid  in  the  development 
of  the  nursing  student  as  an  active  partici- 
pating member  in  the  Commonwealth  and 
the  nation. 


FRONT  ROW:  Cathy  Waits.  Cecelia  Powell,  Lane  Rodgers.  Debbie  Law- 
ler,  Debbie  Hungler.  Martha  Raleigh.  Vicki  Bugg,  Marcella  Stumbo, 
Alice  Ann  Curtis.  Judy  Combs.  Martha  Toleman.  Sam  Bowman.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Eva  Easterling.  Margie  Jackson.  Billie  Jo  Heathman,  Sally 
Turner,  Oneta  Beaty,  Debra  Bates,  Elizabeth  Warren.  Peggy  Jones, 
Carrie  Cheek,  Brenda  Reiter.  Sally  Stenken.  THIRD  ROW:  Sarah  Stam- 


back,  Norma  Nagle,  Betty  VanDiver.  Rita  Taylor,  Suzanne  Steinforth, 
Judy  Housefield,  Kathy  Cecil,  Sarah  Rye,  Carol  Roussos,  Gail  Ter- 
steffe.  Teresa  Colgan.  BACK  ROW:  Linda  Mueller.  Kathy  Baker,  Vir- 
ginia Kidd,  Barbara  Fleig,  Nancy  Burch.  Dora  Colbenson.  Jo  Emmons, 
Tern  Smither,  Mary  Anne  Holland.  Karen  Meenach.  Peggy  Rice. 


ORGANIZATIONS/DEPARTMENTALS   311 


WRA  Encourages 
Physical  Activities 


The  Women's  Recreation  Association 
energetically  began  the  fall  semester  with 
an  October  camping  trip  to  Camp  Otonka. 
The  Mulebarn  was  the  site  of  a  November 
campfire.  During  Christmas  the  Women's 
Recreation  Association  went  caroling  and 
gave  cookies  to  patients  at  hospitals,  vari- 
ous nursing  homes,  and  homes  of  aged  shut- 
ins  in  the  Richmond  area.  The  remainder  of 
the  year  was  filled  with  sledding  parties, 
camping  trips,  hikes,  picnics,  and  athletic 
activities. 

The  purpose  of  the  Women's  Recreation 
Association  is  to  encourage  all  women  stu- 
dents to  participate  in  organized  physical, 
social,  and  recreational  activities. 


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WRA  members  participate  in  all  campus  intramurals. 


FRONT  ROW:  Carol  Stevens,  Cheryl  Cook,  Gwen  Hoover.  Colleen  Wil- 
lett  SECOND  ROW  Gail  Fortner.  Patricia  Cox.  Donna  Colston,  Doro- 
thy Kinmon.  Cheryl  Miller.  Karen  Bloyd.  Carolyn  Naticchioni.  Barb 
Virtitoe.  Mary  Jacina  THIRD  ROW:  Roxie  Stratton.  Pat  Rebold.  Cathy 
Sullivan.  Cheryl  Smith,  Susie  Sigler.  Gwen  Feagans,  Wallera  Jones, 


Melva  Cornelius.  Ann  Pranther.  Lynn  Sensel.  BACK  ROW:  Darlene 
Nail.  Jane  Long,  Donna  Eldndge.  Kelley  Stanfield.  Lee  Ann  Thurmond, 
Erma  Snapp,  Jill  Votaw.  Kay  Johnson.  Mary  Whitehouse,  Sue  Ellen 
Feldkamp.  Marilyn  Evans. 


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Catalina  Club  Hosts  Aquatic  Clinic 


Catalina  Club  conducted  a 
synchronized  swim  clinic  in 
November  inviting  Pamela 
Wainscott.  the  Kentucky  AAU 
Synchronized  Swimming  Chair- 
man, to  be  director.  Many  new 
stunts  were  learned  while  old 
tricks  were  perfected. 

After  practicing  their  aquatic 
skills  all  winter  and  spring.  Cata- 
lina members  depicted  the 
twelve  zodiacs  in  their  swim 
show  "Sign  of  the  Times." 

Tryouts  were  held  in  the  fall 
with  club  members  choosing 
future  members  on  the  basis  of 
synchronized  swimming  skills, 
interest,  and  experience. 


Right:  For  use  in  "Sign  of  the  Times"  five  girls 
loin  forming  a  pinwheel 


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FRONT  ROW:  Sue  Ehrman.  Peggy  Cox.  Suzanne  Higgins.  Jan  Panayo- 
toff.  Pokey  Denny.  Angela  Kern.  Debbie  Wade.  Gigi  Bradford.  Suzie 
Burkhardt.  Chris  Fletcher  SECOND  ROW  Margaret  Dafler.  Nancy 
Ackerman,  Becca  Clancy.  Diane  Darenkamp,  Debbi  Bunker.  Judy  Mc- 


Guire.  Suzanne  Holthouser,  Paula  Lambdin.  Debbie  Bellairs.  BACK 
ROW:  Hazel  Wathen.  Ellen  Glassford.  Carol  McConnell.  Sally  Mullins, 
Martha  Sands.  Kathy  Gasgill.  Dot  Kirkpatrick,  Adviser;  Susan  Adkins, 
Debbie  Seiferd.  Jamie  Moak. 


314  ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS 


Dance  Theatre 
Offers  Technique 

Eastern's  Modern  Dance  Theatre  ottered 
a  technique  class  open  to  all  University  stu- 
dents to  aid  the  development  and  partici- 
pation in  dance.  Throughout  the  year  they 
sponsored  professional  dance  concerts  on 
campus  as  well  as  performing  at  other 
schools. 

New  members  were  chosen  in  both  the  fall 
and  spring  by  the  old  members  on  the  basis 
of  creativity,  rhythm,  and  technique. 

All  costumes  used  by  the  group  were  de- 
signed especially  for  their  productions. 
Among  their  performances  were  Halloween 
stories  by  Edgar  Allen  Poe  staged  in  the  am- 
pitheater  and  a  self-choreographed  spring 
presentation. 


FRONT  ROW:  Bill  Peterson.  Susie  Womack.  and  Phil  Morgan.  SECOND 
ROW:  JIM  Shanahan.  Paulette  Bowlm.  Kenny  Long,  Patty  Knight,  Deb- 
bie Delduca.  and  Becky  Davis.  THIRD  ROW:  Linda  Wert.  Claudia  Cruse. 
Jacque  Brown.  Kathy  Tate,  Cathy  McMilhan.  Liz  Hayes.  Leslie  Smith. 


and  Jo  Ann  Jeffers.  BACK  ROW:  Susie  Eldndge.  Vicki  Carney,  Molly 
Wagers.  Mary  Harris,  Dave  Stebing.  Beverly  McKee,  Miss  Jenks. 
Ruby  Thelman.  and  Donna  McClanahan 


ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS   315 


Ensemble  Cuts 
First  Album 


Highlighting  the  year  for  University 
Ensemble  was  the  making  of  their 
first  record  album  entitled  "We've 
Come  This  Far  By  Faith."  Through 
their  musical  talents,  the  group  spread 
their  religion  and  Black  culture. 

In  addition  to  local  high  school 
tours,  the  group  performed  on  college 
campuses  in  southern  states.  In  the 
spring,  University  Ensemble  developed, 
directed,  and  staged  a  concert  entitled 
"Soul."  In  this  production  they  traced 
the  movement  of  soul  music  from  its 
origination  in  the  Civil  War  Era  to  the 
present. 

During  rehearsal  Reggie  Walters  relies  on  the  piano  to  help 
him  get  the  group  in  harmony. 


FRONT  ROW:  Reginald  Walters.  Sandra  Overstreet.  Sharon  McGee. 
Gail  Thomas.  Larry  Pennington.  James  Ballew.  Russell  Behanan, 
Michael  Mason.  Rodney  Dunn.  George  Rice.  Donald  Young.  Charles 
Hicks.  Joan  Ray,  Janice  Fletcher.  Janet  Holly.  Michael  Horton.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Gail  Lyttle.  Anna  Fogle.  LaSandra  Ridley.  Charles  Lowery. 
George  Jackson.  Larry  Connor.  Napoleon  Dobbins.  Marvin  Sanders. 
Derrick  Houston.  Mary  Ola  Gray.  Gwen  Riffe.  Mary  Travis  THIRD  ROW: 
Karen  Yates.  Andrea  Fogg.  Cynthia  Branom.  Marilyn  Kavanaugh. 
Jesse  Reed.  Robert  Trumbo.  Reed  Kimbrough.  Phillip  Brown.  Andrew 


Rice.  Robert  Bell.  Linda  Barber.  Daniese  Hines.  Brenda  Washington. 
Wanda  Berry.  FOURTH  ROW:  Evelyn  Cole.  Sarah  Weathers.  Billy  Ann 
Rothel.  Teresa  Clifton.  Charlotte  Dunn.  Gregory  Lanier,  Eric  Aber- 
crumbie.  Bobby  Brown.  Daniel  Borden,  Ronnie  Pennington.  Linda 
Mack.  Lanise  Bell.  Artie  Walters.  Donna  Edwards.  BACK  ROW:  Linda 
Boatrlght.  Frannie  Harris.  Lelanie  Butler.  Karen  Pope,  Karen  Hunter, 
Joan  Jenkins.  Sandra  Berry.  Marsha  Johnson.  Sharon  Stroud.  Geneva 
Turner. 


316  ORGANIZATIONS  ARTS 


Left:  Eric  Abercrumbie  and  Russell  Behanan  prepare  for 
the  first  cut  of  their  album.  Below:  Robert  Bell  and  the 
Ensemble  entertain  the  largest  basketball  crowd  of  the 
season  at  the  Eastern-Western  game. 


ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS   317 


Musical  Groups 
Tour  Kentucky 

Directed  by  Dr.  Bruce  Hoagland, 
Eastern's  Chamber  Choir  toured 
southern  Kentucky  this  past  year. 
They  presented  a  variety  of  group 
sings  ranging  from  Renaissance  to 
contemporary  music.  Throughout  the 
year  they  performed  concerts  on 
campus  presenting  serious  music. 

Symphonic  Orchestra  held  its  first 
Children's  Concert  this  year  under  the 
direction  of  Mr.  Roland  Vamos.  The  or- 
chestra performed  three  other  con- 
certs; one  which  featured  applied 
musicians  selected  on  the  basis  of 
competition.  In  collaboration  with  the 
University  Chorus,  the  Symphonic 
Orchestra  presented  the  annual  per- 
formance of  Handel's  "Messiah". 

With  a  new  director,  Mr.  Earl  Thom- 
as, the  Stage  Band  featured  a  jazz 
concert  of  original  compositions.  In 
conjunction  with  other  musical  groups 
the  band  toured  the  state. 

Right:  Eastern's  Chamber  Choir  is  made  up  of  freshman 
through  senior  men  and  women  showing  outstanding  tal- 
ent and  interest  in  the  area  of  serious  music  and  its  de- 
velopment Below:  Symphonic  Orchestra  is  pictured  dur- 
ing the  presentation  of  their  concerto  featuring  members 
who  have  competed  and  won  special  recognition. 


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the  presentation  of  the  members'  original  jazz  compositions 


ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS   319 


Bands  Prepare 
For  Concerts 


Concert  Band  and  Symphonic  Band  re- 
hearsed many  hours  to  prepare  for  their 
individual  concerts  and  tours.  Each  band 
performed  at  least  two  concerts  on  campus 
for  the  enjoyment  of  the  students  and  the 
community. 

These  bands  consisted  primarily  of  music 
majors  and  minors;  but  anyone  wishing  to 
participate  was  welcomed. 


Mr  John  Lawson  (above),  conductor  of  the  Concert  Band,  demands 
the  attention  of  his  students  (above  right  and  lower  right)  to  be 

divided  only  two  ways:  to  him  and  to  the  music. 


320   ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS 


Woodwind  instrumentalists  (left  and  lower  left)  are  |ust  a 
small  part  of  the  Symphonic  Band  but  yet  often  carry  the 
theme  of  a  musical  composition.  Below:  Mr.  Robert  Hart- 
well,  conductor  of  the  Symphonic  Band,  gives  the  signal  to 
change  pitch  to  the  string  section. 


ORGANIZATIONS/ARTS   321 


University  Theatre  Stages  Five  Plays 


The  University  Theatre,  fea- 
turing the  University  Players, 
staged  five  major  productions  in 
Pearl  Buchanan  Theatre  this 
year  under  the  auspices  of  the 
Department  of  Drama  and 
Speech. 

Included  in  the  year's  pro- 
ductions was  a  special  Chil- 
dren's Theatre  presentation  in 
April.  The  horror  classic  "Dra- 
cula"  began  the  1970-71  sea- 
son, followed  by  "You  Can't 
Take  it  With  You,"  "John 
Brown's  Body."  the  children's 
production,  and  "The  Boy 
Friend." 

A  special  feature  of  the  sea- 
son was  the  effort  to  secure 
authentic  depression-era  props 
and  costumes  for  "You  Can't 
Take  it  With  You." 


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Military  Day 
Exhibits  ROTC 
At  Its  Best 


Left:  Caught  in  the  reflection  of  a  car  window,  cadets  wait 
formation  of  their  squad  Bottom:  MP's  listen  to  final  instruc- 
tions before  dispersing  to  direct  traffic  on  Military  Day. 


ORGANIZATIONS/MILITARY   325 


AUSA  Sponsors 
Christmas  Project 

During  Christmas,  the  AUSA  company 
sponsored  their  annual  Christmas  Project 
which  included  collecting  money  for  needy 
families  of  Richmond.  Among  other  activi- 
ties, the  company  was  responsible  for  the 
annual  spring  Military  Ball,  election  of  Queen 
Athena  and  ROTC  sponsors. 

The  Lt.  John  "Nick"  Combs  Memorial 
Company  of  the  Association  of  the  United 
States  Army  was  established  on  Eastern's 
campus  to  improve  cadet  training  and  to  be 
of  service  to  the  school  and  the  Richmond 
community. 


The  AUSA  color  guard  presents  the  colors  during  a    home  basketball 
game 


FIRST  ROW:  Major  Edward  H.  George.  Frank  Edwards.  Arthur  Howard. 
William  Boner.  Company  Commander;  Gary  McDavld.  Executive  Of- 
ficer; Steve  Miller.  Mark  Wysocki.  First  Sergeant.  SECOND  ROW:  Frank 
Ulery,  Tom  Swanson.  Leon  Huffman.  John  Burton.  William  Brown. 


Edwin  Miller.  Jack  Colglazier,  Jeff  Hollander.  BACK  ROW:  Rex  Fortner. 
Lineo  LaSharp.  Mark  Cowman,  Michael  Torstrick,  William  Northup, 
Craig  Singer.  James  Scott.  Charlie  Abner,  Buddy  Gilpin 


326   ORGANIZATIONS-MILITARY 


CG's  Aid  Freshmen 
During  Orientation 


The  Counter  Guerilla  Raider  Company  be- 
gan its  year  helping  freshmen  during  orien- 
tation week  and  registration.  They  traveled 
to  Fort  Knox  tor  a  weekend  of  armor  orienta- 
tion. During  the  past  school  year  they  had 
two  field  training  exercises  a  month  in  order 
to  promote  the  ideals  of  company  leadership 
and  counter  guerilla  tactics. 

The  CGR's  also  aided  the  University  in  the 
flag-raising  ceremony  in  the  dedication  of  the 
new  Begley  Building. 


Right:  CG's  practice  techniques  of  armed  combat  during   a  -Field 
Training  Exercise. 


FIRST  ROW:  Captain  Doris  Ray.  Company  Commander  Stephen  Miller. 
Executive  Officer  Larry  Paills.  Major  William  Boner.  SECOND  ROW: 
Hubert  Hendren,  Jim  Wright.  Sergeant  Charles  Norwood,  Sergeant 
Mark  Wysocki.  Sergeant  David  Snellen.  Stephen  Cornett.  Walt  Cole- 
man. THIRD  ROW:  David  Michael.  Paul  Froman,  David  Conrad.  Robert 


ESargo,  Dave  Wurfel.  Thomas  Turning,  Rick  Kemerly.  Michael  Brown. 
Jeff  Hollander.  BACK  ROW:  Fred  Bothwell.  Anthony  Benge.  Andy 
Humelsine.  Davis  Tindoll.  Louis  Howard.  James  Mills.  James  Mason. 
Paul  Shindelbower.  Stephen  Brashear.  Calum  Mayfield 


ORGANIZATIONS/MILITARY    327 


Military  Police 
Aid  Local  Agencies 

Working  closely  with  the  Campus  Security 
and  Richmond  Police  Department,  the  Ever- 
ett N.  Smith  Military  Police  Company  com- 
pleted its  tourth  year  at  Eastern.  The  com- 
pany provided  service  to  the  university  in 
the  areas  of  traffic  and  crowd  control. 

The  Military  Police  Company,  organized 
on  November  11,  1967.  held  regular  Field 
Training  Exercises  and  took  trips  to  such 
places  as  Fort  Knox  and  Fort  Gordon.  Geor- 
gia. 


Right:  Working  in  close  conjunction  with  the  Richmond  Police,  an 
Eastern  MF  helps  direct  traffic  during  Orientation  Week. 


FIRST  ROW:  Roger  Morefleld.  Major  William  Adams.  David  Swango. 
Carla  Jo  Nagle.  Sponsor;  Galib  Kawaja.  Jerry  Carnco.  Ronnie  Thomp- 
son. SECOND  ROW:  Paul  Brewer.  Paul  Morris.  Maurice  Moore.  William 
Brown.  Charles  Meade.  Donald  Withrow.  Jack  Colglazier.  Thomas 
Lambert.  Lacey  Miller.  Ricky  Haggard.  THIRD  ROW:  Clint  Banta.  Billy 


Murphy.  Rex  Fortner.  Jimmy  Fields.  John  Neufarth.  John  Helton. 
Anthony  Thompson.  Gene  Murphy.  Leon  Huffman.  BACK  ROW:  Wil- 
liam Caldwell.  Charlie  Abner.  James  Titon.  Robert  Gimmel.  Frank 
Edwards.  Mike  Fryman.  Morty  Spenilla.  Ronnie  Abner.  John  Mullins. 


328   ORGANIZATIONS  MILITARY 


FRONT  ROW:  Toni  Chambers.  Barb  Harrison.  Daryl  Poynter.  Linda 
Chapman.  Deborah  Ebel.  Donagene  Branham.  SECOND  ROW;  Chris- 
tine Chadwell,  Maryhn  Etkin,  Judy  Gundlack.  Carla  Jo  Nagle.  Suzanne 
Higgins.  THIRD  ROW:  Rebeca  Weathers.  Karen  Shelton.  Eve  Proffit. 


Mary  Beth  Madt.  Judy  Sullivan.  Beth  Ann  Nutty  BACK  ROW:  Steve 
Miller.  Jan  Sheppard,  Carol  Anderson.  Karen  Pope.  Claudia  Marshall. 
Doris  Roy.  Cmdi  Spratts.  Bill  Boner 


Sponsors 
Boost  Morale 


During  the  fall  each  ROTC 
unit's  advanced  corp  cadets 
elected  unit  sponsors  to  repre- 
sent them. 

The  sponsors  traveled  to  Ire- 
land Army  Hospital  at  Fort  Knox 
to  entertain  the  Vietnam  Veter- 
ans. They  also  helped  in  the 
presentation  of  awards  at  Mili- 
tary Day  and  drilled  at  a  basket- 
ball   game    during    half    time. 

In  the  fall  Barbara  Harrison 
was  elected  as  Queen  Athena, 
and  will  serve  as  the  Brigade 
Sponsor  in  1971-72. 


Left:  Before  the  Homecoming  game.  Governor 
Louie  B.  Nunn  receives  a  carnation  from  a  ROTC 
Sponsor 


ORGANIZATIONS/MILITARY    329 


Pershing  Rifles  Titles 

Pershing  Rifle  Company  R-l  had  an  active 
year.  The  PR's  welcomed  freshmen,  guided 
tours  for  parents,  directed  traffic,  and  helped 
during  registration. 

The  company  was  the  defending  champion 
of  both  "The  Best  Company  in  the  Battalion" 
and  "The  Best  Company  in  the  Regiment" 
among  21  competing  universities. 

Company  R-l  attended  the  National  Meet 
at  Atlanta,  Georgia,  the  Marshall  University 
Meet  at  Huntington.  West  Virginia,  and  the 
Combined  Regimental  Meet  at  Cincinnati, 
Ohio. 

The  season  saw  Eastern's  Valianettes  add 
much  spirit  to  the  Company. 


2nd  BATTALION  HEADQUARTERS:  Michael  Welch,  Linda  Chapman,  Am 
bal  Rivera,  and  Samuel  Hill. 


FIRST  ROW:  Drue  Ferguson,  Dieter  Carlton,  David  Shrout.  James 
Pleasant,  Randall  Honeycutt.  Daryl  Sweeny.  Christopher  Minch.  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Joe  Barnard,  John  Burton.  Robert  Cecil,  Mark  Cowman. 


Elroy  Gilpin,  Joesph  Hardy.  David  Custis.  David  Kepler.  David  Dennis. 
Noe  Longoria.  John  Beam.  Thomas  Swanson,  Thomas  Marshall. 
Michael  Cecil. 


330   ORGANIZATIONS/MILITARY 


A  heavy  February  snow  brings  out  the  PR's  and  Valianettes  for  a  moment  of  unmilitary  activity. 


FIRST  ROW:  Betty  Cruse,  Kathy  Kohlbecker,  Charllotte  Phelps.  Lynn 
Schmidt,  Kathy  Rulon,  Nina  Chase,  Chris  Green.  Janie  Wright.  Donna 
Adams,   Betty  Elam.  SECOND  ROW:   Irma  Snapp.  Charllotte  Cram, 


Karen  Kellerman.  Sandra  Poulos.  Phyllis  Winderford,  Sandra  Clapp. 
Fara  Halcomb.  Thresa  Moore.  Judy  Hicks.  Jeannie  Pilant,  Cindy 
Hopkins. 


ORGANIZATIONS/MILITARY   331 


Using  a  tree  as  a  support  a  cadet  takes  a  breather  during  a  field  training 
exercise. 


Top:  ROTC  Chorus  contributes  to  the  feeling  of  fellowship  within 
the  company.  Above:  ROTC  cadets,  receiving  last  minute  instruc- 
tions, prepare  to  march  onto  the  field  at  the  Eastern-Morehead 
football  game 


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Frats  Hold 
Open  Rush 


Whether  you've  always  wanted  to  become 
a  Greek,  or  just  decided  after  much  careful 
thought,  rush  holds  the  same  excitement 
and  anticipation.  This  year  Eastern's  frater- 
nities decided  on  an  open  rush  lasting  all 
semester.  The  first  week  was  still  character- 
ized by  rush  parties  with  each  of  the  11  fra- 
ternities trying  to  out-impress  rushees. 


Above  Left:  This  Sigma  Nu  shows  a  rushee  a  scrapbook  at  a  party  in  the 
Todd  and  Dupree  date  lounge  Above:  Another  rushee  receives  a  few 
convincing  words  from  a  DU. 


334  ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Above  Left:  Two  DU's  talk  over  the  correct  placement 
of  their  many  trophies.  Above  Right:  As  this  Pike  shows 
a  scrapbook  to  a  rushee,  the  pictures  bring  back  many 
memories  of  past  fraternity  functions.  Left:  A  pretty 
face  can  sometimes  be  as  convincing  as  trophies  and 
scrapbooks  as  these  girls  make  name  tags  for  the 
rushees. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   335 


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Above:  A  sorority  tea  began  the  week 
of  formal  rush  Below:  These  Chi 
Omega  pledges  begin  to  feel  the  pres- 
sures of  pledgeship  as  they  work  on  a 
shoe  shine. 


336   ORGANIZATIONS/GREEK 


Above:  Rebecca  Weathers  leads  candlelight  rush  party  held  for  rushees 
by  Delta  Sigma  Theta.  Below:  Three  Chi  Omega  actives  enjoy  a  party 
given  by  the  pledges. 


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Open  Bidding 
Follows  Rush 


Sororities  chose  formal  rush  this  year, 
succeeded  by  two  weeks  of  open  bidding. 
Pledgeship  followed  teas  and  rush  parties 
for  both  fraternities  and  sororities.  The 
pledges  had  many  projects,  the  most  prev- 
alent of  which,  the  shoeshines,  kept  the  cam- 
pus in  clean  shoes.  Some  pledgeship  activi- 
ties, such  as  serving  cake  and  punch  to  ac- 
tives, were  not  as  strenuous. 


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Top:  Fraternity  brothers  unable  to  play,  as  well  as  girl- 
friends and  other  interested  persons  cheer  their  favor- 
ite team  on  at  a  Pike  versus  BOG  game  Above  Right: 
Dann  Dickey  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  eludes  the  grasp  of  a 
would-be  tag  as  Mike  Kaylor  provides  added  assistance 
Above:  Flag  football  can  be  as  rough  as  regular  football, 
as  these  DU's  find  out  Far  Right:  Dickie  Potts  runs  to 
capture  the  football  as  other  KA's  and  friends  look  on. 


338   ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


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Intramurals  Aid 
Brotherhood 

Fraternity  intramurals  promoted  involve- 
ment as  well  as  brotherhood.  With  their 
brothers  they  shared  the  excitement  and 
self-satisfaction  of  winning,  and  the  despair 
of  knowing  that  a  little  extra  effort  could 
have  saved  a  defeat. 


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ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   339 


Top:  The  Pikes  huddle  to  plan  their  offensive  strategy  Above: 
Anticipation  marks  the  faces  of  these  DU's  as  they  prepare  to  meet 
a  kick-off  return.  Right:  The  hand  extended  to  Tom  AMg  by  Art  Fields 
is  not  that  of  friendship  in  this  scramble  for  the  ball. 


340  ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Top:  Larry  Hurd  waits  expectantly  for  the  ball  as  his  brothers  over- 
run their  mark.  Above:  Dan  Boeh  prepares  to  protect  his  brothers 
from  more  opposition  in  this  effort  for  ball  control. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   341 


Greek  Activity  Varies 

Greek  activity  was  restricted  to  pledgeship 
activities  and  intramurals.  All  the  members 
of  each  Greek  organization  joined  together 
for  their  own  projects.  Brotherhood  was  in- 
creased not  only  by  the  meetings  necessary 
to  plan  such  activities  but  also  by  the  activi- 
ties themselves. 


Above  Left  (Opposite):  Sigma  Chi's  receive  a  helping  hand  on 
the  homecoming  float.  Above:  Faith  Scott  shows  a  surprised 
expression  as  she  meets  her  choice  at  the  KD  Dating  Game. 
Far  Left  (Opposite):  Members  of  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  meet  on 
their  floor  to  plan  the  Coffin  Marathon.  Left:  During  Alpha 
Gamma  Delta's  Spirit  Week  all  the  fraternities  and  sororities 
painted  windows  in  downtown  Richmond,  as  Delta  Sigma 
Theta's  Sandra  Commons  does  here. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   343 


Pikes  Hold  Goldfish 
Eating  Contest 

Greeks  encompassed  a  wide  range  of 
activities.  This  year  they  revived  such  old 
contests  as  a  dance  marathon  and  a  goldfish 
eating  contest,  while  continuing  such  annual 
events  as  the  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  Coffin 
Marathon. 


344  ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Left:  Mike  Gruegin  of  Sigma  Chi  displays  the  form  that  won  the  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha  goldfish  eating  contest-  Below  Left:  The  Alpha  Delta  Pi 
Dance  Marathon  was  not  as  grueling  as  those  of  the  thirties  Below: 
These  Tekes  look  confident  as  they  prepare  to  begin  their  Coffin 
Marathon. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   345 


Derby  And  Fair  Promote  Brotherhood 


New  events  were  also  initiated  this  year. 
Sigma  Chi  held  its  first  annual  Derby  Week, 
a  national  event  at  all  Sigma  Chi  chapters, 
and  Beta  Omicron  Gamma  held  its  first 
County  Fair.  The  competition  of  these  events 
promoted  brotherhood  more  than  any  other 
activity  among  brothers  and  sisters  in  the 
entire  Greek  system. 


346   ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Opposite:  Billie  Hughes  and  Barry  Cupp  ride  on  a  "Tin  Lizzie" 
driven  by  Ralph  Colderon  that  marks  the  beginning  of  the  parade 
for  the  Sigma  Chi  Derby.  Above:  Excitement  and  apprehension 
characterize  these  ADPi's  as  they  parade  for  the  Derby.  Left: 
These  two  chose  Hee  Haw  costumes  to  wear  to  the  dance  follow- 
ing the  BOG  County  Fair. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   347 


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Above:  Kappa  Phi  Delta  101ns  the  spirit  of 
the  BOG  County  Fair  with  western  cos- 
tumes and  covered  wagon.  Right:  These 
Chi  O's  get  "psyched"  before  the  Derby. 


348  ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Above:  The  elements  of  the  Sigma  Chi  Crest  take  an 
unusual  representation  at  the  Derby.  Right:  Water  and 
mud  diminishes  the  excitement  and  eagerness  for  a 
trophy  from  Beta  Omicron  Gamma. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   349 


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Top:  K  Phi  D's  relax  for  a  moment  between 
events  at  the  Derby.  Above:  A  Beta  Theta  Pi  lets 
fly  at  the  BOG  County  Fair  pie  throw  as  Phi  Delta 
Thetas  look  on. 


350  ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


Greek  Life  Builds  Lasting  Brotherhood 


All  the  things  that  came  together  to  in- 
crease brotherhood  were  in  themselves  a 
lasting  experience.  Memories  of  rush,  pledge- 
ship,  intramurals,  goldfish-eating  contests 
and  county  fairs  are  as  strong  as  those  of 
brothers  and  sisters.  The  activities  of  1970-71 


helped  to  strengthen  the  bonds  of  Greek  life 
perhaps  more  than  any  other  year.  More 
emphasis  was  placed  on  doing  things  to- 
gether than  just  becoming  associated  with 
the  Greek  system. 

Above:  Clay  Burns  and  Jim  Mynhier  discuss  the  method  used  by 
Buck  Thomas  in  the  watermelon  seed-spitting  contest  of  the  BOG 
County  Fair. 


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This  year  the  sisters  of  Alpha  Delta  Pi 
adopted  an  Indian  child  from  a  New  Mexico 
tribe  and  participated  in  the  annual  Muscular 
Dystrophy  drive  with  Kappa  Alpha  order  on 
November  sixth  and  seventh. 

It  was  a  winning  year  for  the  ADPi's  with 
the  Sigma  Chi  Derby,  the  Alpha  Gamma  Delta 
softball  tournament,  and  window  painting 
contest  in  "Spirit  Week".  The  annual  Nearly 
Wed  Game  was  again  held  on  Valentine's  Day, 
and  social  activity  was  climaxed  by  the 
Spring  Formal. 

Alpha  Delta  Pi  was  established  at  Georgia 
Wesleyan  in  Macon,  Georgia,  in  1851,  becom- 
ing the  first  secret  society  for  women.  Epsilon 
Phi  Chapter  was  installed  on  Eastern's  cam- 
pus March  8,  1969. 


FIRST  ROW:  Becky  Beard.  Priscilla  Thompson,  Billie  Kay  Crowe. 
Debbie  Ramey,  Sue  Houston,  Judy  Stiebel,  Libby  Wilkins.  Vicki 
Powell,  Treasurer.  SECOND  ROW:  Becky  Trew,  Sherrye  Foster,  Marta 
Perry,  Sandra  Grimes,  Gerrye  Foster,  Cathy  Cox,  Cathy  Collins,  Kris 
Gray.  Katy  Short,  Jo  Ellen  Wesley,  Charlotte  Half  hill.  THIRD  ROW: 
Elaine  Tackett.  Lisa  Jones.  Becky  Wilson,  Julia  Williams,  Diane 
Minor,  Vicki  Richardson,  Marty  Fawley,  Kathy  Butler,  Sue  Ellen  Oue- 
lette,  Vice  President:  Jane  Schork,  Cindy  Gahris,  Bobbie  Weimer. 
TOP  ROW:  Margie  Hall.  Julie  Molyneaux.  Patti  Goins.  President; 
Beth  Cocanougher,  Pam  Frederick,  Mary  Riley,  Marcia  Weeks,  Jan 
Howard,  Wanda  Creed,  Second  Vice  President:  Becky  Le  Master, 
Debbie  Grove,  Corresponding  Secretary;  Gwen  Coburn,  Recording 
Secretary;  Linda  Tabb,  Janet  Spahn. 


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Alpha  Gam's  Initiate 
Spirit  Week 

This  year  Alpha  Gamma  Delta  began  the 
year  with  a  drive  tor  the  new  Teltord  Com- 
munity Center.  A  party  tor  the  crippled  chil- 
dren of  the  Shriners  Hospital  in  Lexington 
was  held  as  well  as  a  party  for  the  under- 
priviledged  children  of  Race  Street  in  Rich- 
mond. The  sisters  also  contributed  to  the 
national  project  of  raising  funds  for  grants 
to  universities  for  work  in  minimal  brain 
damage  dysfunction.  "Spirit  Week"  was  initi- 
ated to  help  liven  the  spirit  of  the  Eastern 
student  body,  and  several  mixers  and  parties 
were  held. 

Gamma  Omicron  chapter  of  Alpha  Gamma 
Delta  was  installed  at  Eastern  on  October 
28,  1968. 


FRONT  ROW  Connie  Palsgrove,  Suzanne  Higgins.  Recording  Secre- 
tary, Linda  Atkinson.  Trish  McDevitt.  Jo  Ann  Grimes.  Betty  Ann  Rice. 
SECOND  ROW:  Sherry  Jo  Powers,  Debbie  Nelson.  Lori  Bogo.  Debbie 
Sennett.  Treasurer;  Libby  Brambledge.  Kathey  Stole.  Sherry  Wester- 
man,  Judy  Lyons,  Roseanne  Butcher,  Corresponding  Secretary. 
THIRD  ROW:  Debbie  Waxman.  Joyce  Turner,  Judy  Schumer.  Cherry 
DeRonda,  Susan  Nance.  Sharon  Nance.  Karen  Widher  FOURTH 
ROW  Connie  Dils.  Vickie  Jones.  Vickie  Ingart,  Judy  Allen.  Vice  Presi- 
dent FIFTH  ROW  Nickie  Elliot.  Linda  Colhver  BACK  ROW  Linda 
Johnson,  Jonetta  Hopkins.  Suzie  Burkhart,  Marsha  Foster,  Pat 
Hodge.  Teresa  Stiles.  Glenda  Roberts 


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Alpha  Kappa  Heads 
Beauty  Pageant 


Early  in  December,  Alpha  Kappa  sponsored 
the  first  annual  Miss  Black  Richmond  Pag- 
eant. The  event  judged  black  girls  who  were 
at  least  Sophomores  in  high  school  on  poise, 
appearance,  and  beauty. 

The  sisters  participated  in  the  Black  Arts 
Festival  and  the  Black  Greek  Talent  Show. 
The  main  service  project  was  sending  mis- 
cellaneous gifts  to  the  soldiers  in  Viet  Nam. 

Alpha  Kappa  local  sorority  was  established 
on  Eastern's  campus  in  April  1970. 


FRONT  ROW:  Ruth  Meadows,  Saundra  Overstreet.  Donna  Black, 
president;  Tom  Chambers,  treasurer;  Julia  Huguely,  Janice  Burd- 
ette.  La  Sandra  Ridley,  vice  president;  Paula  Thomas.  Artye  Walters. 
SECOND  ROW:  Gayle  Lyttle,  recording  secretary:  Sondra  Berry. 
Lenise  Bell.  Wanda  Berry.  Linda  Barber,  Patricia  Hill,  Teresa  Searcy, 
Sharon  McGee,  Michelle  McCrary,  Sharron  Ferman,  Linda  Marsh. 
BACK  ROW:  Rita  Buckner,  Marsha  Huguely.  Brenda  Jackson.  Joyce 
Wilson,  Natalie  Cook.  Barbara  King. 


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Chi  Omega  Holds  Christmas  Parties 


Chi  Omega  held  two  Christmas  parties 
tor  underprivileged  children,  one  with  the 
Pike  pledges  and  one  with  DUs  tor  the  chil- 
dren in  the  GROWTH  tutoring  program.  The 
sisters  also  worked  at  the  Community  Action 
Center  every  Saturday  and  collected  canned 
food  for  needy  Richmond  families  with  Sigma 
Nu  and  Beta  Theta  Pi. 

In  November  the  sorority  travelled  to  Gat- 
linburg  for  a   retreat,   and   held   the   annual 


Parents  Banquet.  In  December  "Yuletide 
Week"  featured  a  window  painting  contest, 
and  the  Holly  Feast  was  held  in  Lexington. 

The  Chi  Omegas  won  Greek  Week  and  the 
Scholastic  Trophy.  Activity  was  ended  in 
the  spring  by  a  swim  meet  and  the  annual 
Spring  Formal  held  in  Cincinnati. 

Chi  Omega  was  founded  at  the  University 
of  Arkansas  on  April  5,  1895.  Gamma  Theta 
Chapter  was  installed  in  May,  1969. 


358  ORGANIZATIONS  GREEKS 


FRONT  ROW:  Barbara  Schieman,  Vicki  Shumard,  Angela  Kern,  Amy 
Bickett,  Wanda  Parton.  Patsy  Gross,  Bonnie  Frost.  SECOND  ROW: 
Barb  Harrison.  Treasurer;  Laura  Knight,  Gittel  Chase,  Becky  Cor- 
nett,  Pam  Quiggins,  Vice  President:  Joann  Abney,  Ellen  Glassford. 
Mary  Huber,  Francis  Adams,  Kathy  Kandle,  Barb  Black.  Secretary. 
THIRD  ROW:  Susie  Womack,  Sherry  House.  Brenda  Reiter.  Alice 
Kraig,  JoAnn  Hairston.  Tern  Loader,  Karrol  Guy,  Diana  Moore, 
President:  Kathy  Howeller,  Carla  Swope,  Vicki  Rice,  Linda  Murphy. 
FOURTH  ROW:  Brenda  Clark.  Janie  Gauch,  Donnagene  Branham. 
Paula  McCann.  Amy  Judson,  Joyce  Bryum.  Kathy  Tate,  Susie  Eld- 
ridge.  Ricky  Lightner.  Diane  Martin,  Connie  Black.  Marianne  Bundy. 
Jayne  Bangs,  Shirley  Dunham,  Connie  Wozny,  Mary  June  Brunker. 
Martha  Crawford.  BACK  ROW:  Roxanne  Heekin,  Ruth  Eubank.  Lome 
Back,  Johnetta  Geoghegan,  Susan  Palmer,  Sandi  Simpson,  Jacki 
Reifsynder,  Linda  Hulls.  Jan  Strickland,  Marylin  Etkin,  Connie  Tyrrel, 
Mary  Pat  Wills.  Cathy  Dakel,  Terri  Webb,  Connie  Henniger,  Debbie 
Smith,  Patty  Flowers,  Anne  Furr. 


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FRONT  ROW:  Saundra  Horsley.  Mildred  Payne,  Vice  President;  Let- 
itia  Thompson.  Treasurer;  Barbara  McWhorter.  Mary  0  Gray.  Presi- 
dent; Eloise  McKetric.  BACK  ROW:  Saundra  Commons.  Secretary; 
Beverly  Doty,  Millerson  Wilkins,  Karen  E  Hunter.  Linda  Cox.  Rebecca 
Weathers.  Elaine  Mack.  Revella  Abercrumbie,  Jacqueline  Reed, 
Evelyn  Cole,  Yvonne  E.  Clay. 


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Deltas  Active  In  Public  Service 


Delta  Sigma  Theta  has  been  active  in  many 
community  service  projects.  Prior  to  the 
opening  ot  the  Race  Street  Kindergarten, 
the  building  was  cleaned  up  with  the  aid  ot 
the  sisters.  A  "Toys  for  Tots"  dance  was 
sponsored,  donating  the  proceeds  to  the 
kindergarten. 

The     sisters     have     participated     in     the 


GROWTH  tutoring  program,  Richmond  Day 
Care  Center,  "Open  Concern"  and  the 
clothing  bank.  By  way  of  the  Christian  Chil- 
dren's Fund,  the  sisters  have  adopted  a  war 
orphan. 

Delta  Sigma  Theta   national  sorority  was 
installed  at  EKU  in  the  fall  of  1970. 


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KD's  Give  Party  For  Crippled  Children 


A  party  at  the  Shriners  Hospital  in  Lexing- 
ton, given  by  the  KD's  contributed  to  the 
Kappa  Delta  national  philanthropy  ot  crip- 
pled children.  The  sisters  also  assisted  in 
orientation  week  and  aided  fraternities  with 
rush. 

The  KD's  participated  in  the  Sigma  Chi 
Derby,  Beta  Omicron  Gamma  County  Fair, 
Chi    Omega    Yuletide   Week,    Alpha    Gamma 


Delta  Spirit  Week,  and  Greek  Week.  The  an- 
nual Dating  Game  was  held  in  the  fall,  and 
the  pledges  once  again  organized  Smile 
Week. 

Kappa  Delta  was  established  October  23, 
1897  in  Farmville,  Virginia.  Delta  Omicron 
chapter  became  the  first  national  sorority 
on  Eastern's  campus. 


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FRONT  ROW:  Marilyn  Robinson.  Valorie  Malone.  Barbara  Detz, 
Sharon  Crews,  Sue  Rodman,  Lynn  Ross,  Vice  President.  SECOND 
ROW:  Carol  Davis,  Mary  Ann  Hamilton,  Marsha  Justice,  Lolly  Turley. 
Mary  Beth  Gibson,  Jan  Smyers.  Terry  Akers,  Mary  Ann  Mossbarger, 
Carol  Pfeiffer,  Natalie  Rodriguez.  Treasurer.  THIRD  ROW:  Ann  Heim. 
Pam  Simcoe.  Barbara  McNabb.  Ellen  Simpson,  Debbie  McDonald. 
Jill  Whicker,  Nancy  Armstrong.  Jenny  Robinson,  Susie  Ellis,  Pat 
Neade.  Kathey  Benton.  Margie  Logan.  Cynthia  Fowler.  Jan  Rawson. 
Carol  Algier,  Edna  Prewitt,  Bedky  Macy,  Susie  Borughton,  Karen 
Jacobs.  Bobbi  Randall.  BACK  ROW:  Connie  Burns.  Janie  Hill,  Tom 
Lewis,  President:  Connie  Haney.  Marsha  Partusch,  Elrene  May,  Loni 
Algier,  Chris  Clements,  Martha  Jo  Glass,  Chris  Coate,  Sylvia  Moreno. 
Tish  Kelly,  Debbie  Redmon.  Debby  Manion,  Cheryl  Dringenburg. 
Joyce  Shipman,  Dana  Scott.  Cathy  Price,  Faith  Scott,  Marilyn  Ash. 


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Kappa  Phi  Delta  Sanctions  Marathon 

This  year  the  Kappa  Phi  Delta's  held  their  tord  Community  Center,  and  sent  packages 
first  annual  dance  marathon   in  which  cou-  to  the  American  troops  in  Vietnam.  The  fund- 
pies  competed  by  doing  required  dances  for  raising  drive  was  highlighted  by  selling  EKU 
specified   periods  of  time.  They  also  held  a  stuffed  frogs, 
second  annual  all-Greek  talent  show.  Kappa  Phi  Delta  local  sorority  was  recog- 

The  Kappa  Phi's  worked  with  the  children  nized  on  Eastern's  campus  in  May  of  1968. 
in  a  newly  formed  kindergarten  at  the  Tel- 


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FRONT  ROW:  Susan  Wilson,  Debbie  Bunker.  Lee  Ann  Harrington, 
Carol  Smith,  Donna  McGinnis,  Becky  Mclntyre,  Barb  Gibson,  Linda 
Fitzer,  Barbara  Bracken,  Carol  Moore.  SECOND  ROW:  Shelbie  Miller. 
Karen  Surface.  Debbie  Hemple,  Debbie  Cupp,  Sara  Vice.  Gwen  Reed. 
Donna  Holand,  Peggy  Mathes.  Corresponding  Secretary:  Punky 
Gray.  Claudia  Taylor,  Marty  Jo  Payton,  Kathy  Dunsil  THIRD  ROW: 
Jan  Morgan.  Donna  Frasher,  Mary  Lynn  Jasper.  Mary  Stevens,  Nan- 
cy Birch.  Mary  Carol  Rose.  Brenda  Craft.  Pat  Bennett,  Patty  Callico, 
Debbie  Wainscott,  Karen  Peters,  Marilyn  Sorrels,  Bonita  Simpson, 
Susan  Adkins,  Mary  Jo  Beckeridge,  Judy  Casey.  BACK  ROW:  Nancy 
Ackerman,  Jan  Prewitt,  Debbie  Munsey,  Recording  Secretary:  Peggy 
Mckee,  Treasurer:  Jan  Reinders,  Shar'i  Simpson.  Nancy  Vater.  Jan 
Panayotoff.  Daryl  Poynter.  Vice  President:  Gigi  Bradford.  Gerry 
Philp.  Marilyn  Scroggins.  President:  Cindy  Dorman,  Kelta  McCabe, 
Jill  Perkins.  Barb  Stephens. 


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BOG  Holds 
County  Fair 


During  October,  Beta  Omicron  Gamma 
held  its  first  county  fair.  The  fair  consisted 
of  game  booths  and  events  for  all  organiza- 
tions and  trophies  were  awarded  to  the  win- 
ners. A  Miss  County  Fair  Queen  was  chosen 
and  a  County  Fair  Dance  was  held  to  bring 
BOG's  Fair  to  a  close.  Other  events  included 
a  homecoming  party,  and  a  Christmas  party. 
Athletically,  BOG  won  the  fraternity  softball 
league  and  placed  in  various  Greek  tourna- 
ments. 

Beta  Omicron  Gamma,  local  fraternity, 
was  recognized  on  Eastern's  campus  on  De- 
cember 5,  1969. 


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FRONT  ROW:  Paul  Sagarese,  Gary  Hamm,  Denny  Mullins.  Marty 
Jo  Payton,  Sweetheart;  Steve  Harbin,  President;  Mai  Kelly.  Vice 
President;  Keith  M.  Perry,  James  C,  Womack.  SECOND  ROW:  Ronnie 
Grant,  Earl  Crouch,  Mike  Hughes,  Mark  Smith,  Larry  Hurd.  Secre- 
tary; Paul  Badgett,  Mike  Klopfer,  Treasurer;  Mike  Martello,  THIRD 
ROW:  Robbie  Pendygraft,  Guy  Hatfield.  Bill  Bertram.  Daryl  Eisen- 
menger,  Arnold  Phillips, Charles  A.  Owens,  Amil  Demrow,  Danny 
Masden.  FOURTH  ROW:  Art  Fields,  Ed  Myers.  Terry  Lake,  Wade  G. 
Jackson.  Kevin  Young.  Steve  Vanover,  Mark  Geison,  Steve  Hicks. 


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BetaTheta  Pi  Installs  AXA 


Alpha  Chi  Alpha  local  fraternity,  establish- 
ed on  Eastern's  campus  May  5,  1969,  became 
a  colony  of  Beta  Theta  Pi  national  fraternity. 
August  5.  1970. 

The  Beta's  began  the  year  by  giving  a  Hal- 
loween Party  for  the  children  at  the  Shriner's 
Hospital  in  Lexington.  The  pledges  brought 
the    children    candy,    apples,    and    assorted 


gifts.  The  brothers  also  joined  with  Sigma 
Nu  and  Chi  Omega  in  collecting  canned  food, 
clothing,  and  money,  and  distributing  it  in 
packages  to  over  twenty  needy  families  in 
the  Richmond  area. 

Social  activities  included  a  homecoming 
party,  a  Christmas  party,  and  were  ended  by 
the  spring  formal. 


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FRONT  ROW:  Steve  Sloan.  President;  Jimmy  Tackett.  Randall 
Starnes,  Treasurer;  Paul  Lanier.  Peggy  Dodd.  Sweetheart:  Bill  Weth- 
ington,  Barry  Ratliff.  Mike  Turner  SECOND  ROW:  Rick  Spencer. 
Vice  President;  Ron  Baldwin,  Allan  Davis.  Mike  Barker.  Gregg 
Skaggs.  Clayton  Justice,  Tom  Smith.  THIRD  ROW  Don  Elliott.  Clint 
Justice,  Secretary:  Phillip  Trzop.  Bob  Kelley.  Harry  Roth.  Mike  Rat- 
liff. Dennis  Doggett.  BACK  ROW:  Mike  Conway.  Lynn  Johnson.  Randy 
Long,  Chip  Clark,  Ted  Hendricks.  Mike  Campbell 


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FRONT  ROW  James  MacKenzie,  Robert  Monfort.  Jeff  Mitchell. 
Charles  Anderson.  Terrence  Grimes.  President.  Pam  Quiggins. 
Sweetheart;  John  Coyle.  Treasurer,  Mike  Fugate.  Roger  Schomaker. 
Recording  Secretary;  Larry  Solvey.  Corresponding  Secretary;  and 
Robert  Collins  SECOND  ROW  Bill  Montgomery.  Bill  Elam,  Pat  Mas- 
ters. Steve  Rockhold.  Dave  Bokelman.  Allen  Bokelman.  Joe  Pickett. 
Joel  Vedelli.  Greg  Stoner,  Ben  Hek.  Bernard  Hrubala.  Larry  Wyatt. 
and  James  Blake  BACK  ROW  Dan  Argabnght.  Dan  Smith.  Doug  Wig- 
field.  Steve  Kirk.  Dave  Craven.  Gary  Hall.  Ken  Idle.  Pryor  Phillips. 
Steve   Fritsch,   Carl    Kendall,  Vice   President;   and   Tim   Argabnght. 


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DU's  Attain  National  Status 


The  high  point  of  this  year  was  the  instal- 
lation of  the  local  colony  November  14  as 
a  chapter  of  Delta  Upsilon  International  Fra- 
ternity. Also  this  year,  the  DU  calendar  con- 
tained such  activities  as  a  swim  party,  a  pin- 
nacle cookout.  and  the  annual  Bicycle  Race 
in  which  Greek  organizations,  campus  clubs, 
and  faculty  members  participated.  The  event 
featured  a  four-hour  marathon  in  addition  to 


a  number  of  individual  categories.  The 
brothers  also  co-sponsored  a  Christmas  party 
with  Chi  Omega  sorority  for  the  underprivi- 
ledged  children  of  Richmond. 

Delta  Upsilon  took  first  place  honors  in 
IFC  sponsored  Greek-Week  activities,  flag 
football,  basketball,  and  crosscountry  track 
competition.  First  place  was  also  achieved  by 
the  DU's  in  the  TKE  Bowling  Tournaments. 


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FRONT  ROW.  Jerry  Belcher.  Randy  Grimme.  Buddy  Nunn.  Mike  Sher- 
ard,  Peggy  Cotten,  K.  A.  Rose.  Rich  Stover.  Charles  Self.  Richard 
Potts.  Bob  Van  Arsdall.  No  1.  SECOND  ROW:  Greg  Warren.  Steve 
Aker.  Gene  Fuqua.  Kent  Jesse.  Larry  England.  Bill  Stoess,  Don  Wells. 
No  2:  Allen  Powell.  Dave  Wilson.  No  4:  Steve  Barnhart  BACK  ROW: 
Mike  Mcintosh.  Larry  Blackburn.  Mark  Wilson.  Bob  Sullivan,  Mike 
Hoffman.  Rich  Wheeler.  Barry  Pennington.  No  3:  John  Barnett. 
Steve  Whittaker,  Mike  Jones.  Ron  Clark. 


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KA's  Participate  In  Fund  Drives 


This  year  Kappa  Alpha  order  participated 
in  a  Muscular  Dystrophy  drive  with  Alpha 
Delta  Pi  Sorority  on  November  sixth  and 
seventh.  Also  in  November  the  KA's  sold 
tickets  for  the  Varsity-Freshman  basketball 
game  in  which  all  proceeds  went  to  the  chap- 
el fund,  as  well  as  increasing  their  original 
$500  pledge  by  one  hundred  dollars. 

The  brothers  held  a  Homecoming  party 
in  October  and  a  Christmas  dance  in  Decem- 
ber. The  annual  Convivium  was  held  again 


this  year  on  January  19th  to  celebrate  the 
birthday  of  Robert  E.  Lee,  spiritual 
founder  of  Kappa  Alpha  Order.  Activity  was 
climaxed  again  this  spring  by  Old  South 
Week,  started  off  by  a  parade,  including  a 
week  of  events,  the  Sharecroppers  Ball,  and 
highlighted  by  the  Old  South  Ball. 

Kappa  Alpha  Order  was  established  in  1865 
and  Delta  Mu  Chapter  was  installed  at  East- 
ern on  February  15,  1969. 


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Phi  Deltas  Win  Float  Competition 


Phi  Delta  Theta  began  the  year  by  winning 
the  Homecoming  float  competition.  Their 
float  was  presented  in  the  Homecoming  pa- 
rade and  Phi  Delts  were  pronounced  victo- 
rious during  the  Homecoming  football  game. 
Later  in  the  year  the  brothers  joined  with 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta  sorority  in  a  canned 
food  drive  for  needy  people  of  Richmond, 
and  a  Visitation  Day  was  held  at  Kentucky 
Village  to  help  prevent  juvenile  delinquency. 


Spring  activity  was  highlighted  by  the  an- 
nual Spring  Softball  Tournament  in  which 
fraternities  vie  against  each  other  for  a 
trophy. 

Kentucky  Theta  Chapter  of  Phi  Delta  Theta 
was  installed  on  Eastern's  campus  during 
April  25  and  26  or  1969.  The  national  fra- 
ternity was  founded  at  Miami  University  in 
Oxford.  Ohio  on  December  26,  1848. 


374  ORGANIZATIONS  GREEKS 


FRONT  ROW:  Dave  Staten,  Steve  Whitehouse,  Jim  Bronn,  Pete  Com- 
passi,  Larry  Kaelm.  Rick  Neltner  SECOND  ROW:  Marshall  Garrett, 
Jim  Marcum.  Dave  Burdine,  Nick  Haverkos,  Pat  Geron,  Jack  Mc- 
Culley.  Phil  Liles,  Joe  Akin.  THIRD  ROW:  Mike  Miltko.  Jim  Dennis. 
Dave  Kremer.  Bob  Ridder.  John  Buchanan.  Harry  Pratts.  Ed 
Mastream.  Ed  Carnvale,  Gary  Klenk  FOURTH  ROW:  Herb  Jones, 
President:  Tom  Dellis.  Ellis  Anderson.  Ed  Wade.  Amos  Benjamin. 
Treasurer;  Greg  Marshall.  Secretary;  Doug  Gephart,  Bob  Fricker. 
Vice  President.  BACK  ROW:  Bob  Tucker.  Den  Blewitt.  Larry  Robert- 
son. Dan  Hemple.  Dave  Fry,  Jim  Mathis,  Marty  Tracy,  Steve  Roberts. 
Gary  Shockley 


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FRONT  ROW:  Dan  Boeh,  Treasurer;  Mike  Niemeyer.  Vice  President; 
Gittle  Chase,  Dream  Girl;  Dann  Dickey,  President;  Ray  Sparnon, 
Secretary;  Marion  Mattingley.  SECOND  ROW:  John  Bonn.  Rusty 
Lackridge,  Bill  Barker.  Terry  Bowman.  Rudy  Kays,  Dan  Kaylor,  Bob 
Ekle,  Marvin  Gledhill.  Clay  Burres.  John  Meak.  Jon  Thalman,  Rick 
Ruh,  Gary  Fanning,  Greg  Rairden,  Benjy  Kinman,  Donnie  Watts,  Gary 
Greer.  Vernon  Towne,  James  McKinney.  Mike  Bradley.  Trent  Tale- 
mage,  Dave  Butler.  THIRD  ROW  Mike  Kaylor,  James  Mynhier.  Buck 
Thomas,  Clyde  Seller,  Steve  Collins.  James  Reynolds,  Andy  Dobbs. 
Walter  Mynhier.  John  Webb,  Kenny  Long.  Owen  Clutterbuck,  Mike 
Creutzinger.  Kenny  Potts.  Dave  Combs.  Tom  Ahg.  Trip  Bodley.  Gene 
Reynolds. 


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Pike's  Give  "Most  Valuable"  Trophy 


Zeta  Tau  Chapter  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  frater- 
nity was  chartered  in  February,  1969  from 
the  local  Alpha  Kappa  Pi,  becoming  the  first 
national  fraternity  at  EKU.  This  year,  Pikes 
also  became  the  first  to  present  a  "Most  Valu- 
able Player"  trophy  at  the  Homecoming  foot- 
ball game.  This  award  was  given  to  quarter- 
back Bob  Fricker  for  the  1970  season. 

The  brothers  offered  assistance  to  new 
freshmen  at  an  information  booth,  set  up 
during  orientation  week,   and  they  also   in- 


vited the  underprivileged  children  of  Rich- 
mond to  a  home  basketball  game.  Social 
activity  was  highlighted  by  such  annual 
events  as  the  Dream  Girl  Ball,  Parents  Day 
Banquet,  and  Hell's  Angel  Party. 

In  the  spring  the  Pikes  held  an  invitational 
bowling  tournament  for  the  fraternities  and 
initiated  "Pikes  Peak  Week."  A  week  of  games 
and  events  was  climaxed  by  a  Pinnacle  climb- 
ing contest  with  a  trophy  awarded  to  the  fra- 
ternity or  sorority  with  the  most  points. 


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Sigma  Chi  Initiates  Derby 


This  fall  Sigma  Chi  began  Greek  activity 
on  campus  by  having  their  first  annual  Sigma 
Chi  Derby  Weekend.  Several  of  the  brothers 
acted  as  coaches  for  the  sororities  who  com- 
peted for  honors  in  a  parade,  selection  of 
a  queen,  and  other  events.  The  points  were 
totaled  and  Alpha  Delta  Pi  was  awarded  the 
trophy  as  this  year's  winner.  Other  events 
were  a  Sweetheart  Ball  in  September,  the 
Homecoming  weekend  in  October,  and  a 
Christmas  Ball  in  December.  Social  activity 
was  climaxed    in   the  Spring  by  the  annual 


Spring  Banquet  weekend  held  in  Cliffy  Falls. 
Indiana. 

A  "Watermelon  Bust"  highlighted  the  fund 
raising  drive  for  Sigma  Chi's  national  pro- 
ject. Wallace  Village,  a  home  for  children 
with  minimal  brain  damage.  Athletically 
Sigma  Chi  has  been  Intramural  All-Sports 
Champion  for  three  years.  Eta  Alpha  Chapter 
of  Sigma  Chi  was  founded  in  1855  at  Miami 
University  in  Oxford,  Ohio.  Eta  Alpha  Chap- 
ter of  Sigma  Chi  was  initiated  on  January 
11.  1970. 


378   ORGANIZATIONS  GREEKS 


FRONT  ROW:  Chuck  Comer.  George  Hope,  Jim  Meadors.  Denver 
Baker.  Mike  Reed.  Edgar  Henry  FRONT  ROW:  Billie  B  Hughes.  Bart 
Brown,  Gordon  Jett.  Rick  Roach.  Consul:  Sue  Ellen  Ouellette.  Sweet- 
heart: Stan  Chapman.  Pro  Consul:  Al  Bowen.  Ralph  Coldiron.  Gary 
Hobbs,  Phil  Hines,  Larry  Dado.  SECOND  ROW:  Bob  Roberts.  Bill  Felt- 
ner.  Charlie  Frazee.  Larry  Fraley.  Steve  Sells,  Rick  Bryant.  Larry 
Girten,  Queaster:  Roger  Jones.  Chuck  Kelhoffer.  John  Clemments. 
and  Ron  Davidson  BACK  ROW:  Les  Rice.  Bob  Babbage.  Joe  Allen 
Dick.  Rick  Knisle.  Skip  Labono.  Doug  Herrick,  Barry  Cupp.  Dwight 
Brown,  Steve  Lawrence,  Kirk  Kandle. 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS    379 


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FRONT  ROW:  Gary  Powell.  Ken  Sweasy,  Brad  Blam.  Arnie  Witt.  Rex 
Milburn.  Bussy  Piatt.  Dave  Fogt.  Dan  Shank.  SECOND  ROW:  Rick 
Burns.  Jim  Bisig.  Dave  Kessler,  Wes  Miller,  Don  Peace,  Recorder: 
Rosemary  Norfleet,  Sweetheart:  Jeft  Young,  Jim  Insco.  Lt.  Com- 
mander: Raymond  Carr,  Larry  Cleveland.  Marty  Lange.  Kenny  Wil- 
liams. Eddie  Eaton.  Larry  Conyers.  Charlie  Griffin,  Doug  Coontz. 
Charlie  Osborne,  Rick  Drake.  Tyler  Cox,  Jim  Smith,  Tom  Dorroh, 
Bob  Whitlock,  Carl  Dozier,  Mike  Roe.  BACK  ROW:  Bart  Twyman,  Mike 
Monacelli,  Al  Krueger.  Duke  Baxter,  Commander:  Gary  Campbell, 
Dan  Harrell.  Gary  Sheilds,  Hardin  Egerton. 


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Sigma  Nu's  Carry  Ball  To  Western 


To  help  promote  school  spirit,  the  brothers 
of  Sigma  Nu  each  rode  a  bicycle  five  miles  in 
carrying  the  game  ball  to  Bowling  Green.  The 
football  was  presented  to  Sigma  Nu  at  pep 
rally  at  Hanger  Field  where  it  was  then  carried 
to  Western  Kentucky  University  and  pre- 
sented to  Coach  Kidd. 

Sigma  Nu  again  held  an  Ugly  Man  contest 
this  fall,  in  which  each  fraternity  and  sorority 
entered  their  costumed  candidates.  Another 
annual  fall  event,  the  Powder  Puff  Football 


Game,  was  held  between  Kappa  Delta  Tau 
and  Alpha  Gamma  Delta.  Sigma  Nu  once 
again  participated  in  the  annual  Hanging 
of  the  Greens  in  the  Student  Union  Building 
this  Christmas. 

Several  civic  action  projects  were  held 
including  a  Christmas  party  for  the  under- 
priviledged  children  of  Richmond,  aiding 
in  the  Jaycees'  Honey  Day,  cleaning  the  court 
house  in  Richmond  and  a  canned  food  drive 
for  Thanksgiving. 


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This  year  the  brothers  took  the  children 
from  Model  Laboratory  School's  Child  Devel- 
opment Center  to  the  Band  Day  parade  and 
football  game.  TKE  also  worked  in  the  clean- 
ing and  redecorating  of  the  Race  Street  Com- 
munity Center. 

Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  earned  the  honor  or 
ranking  third  scholastically  among  Eastern 
fraternities  as  well  as  winning  the  originality 
award  in  the  homecoming  float  competition 
for  the  second  year  in  a  row.  Other  activities 
included  a  Homecoming  Tea  for  alumni  and 
parents,  the  annual  Invitational  Basketball 
Tournaments,  selling  candles  made  by  the 
brothers  for  Christmas,  and  the  annual  Aca- 
demic Bowl.  Social  activity  was  ended  in  the 
spring  by  the  Red  Carnation  Ball,  held  in 
honor  of  the  chapter  sweetheart. 

Mu  Beta  Chapter  of  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  was 
chartered  at  Eastern  on  February  15.  1968. 


FRONT  ROW:  Terry  Sullivan,  Dale  Shupmg.  Art  Cassil,  Gary  Bastin, 
David  Lmebaugh,  Ronald  Seiter.  Rice  Lear.  David  Lloyd.  Vice  Presi- 
dent; Steve  Ives  SECOND  ROW  Donald  Pelly,  Matthew  Barsotti, 
John  Scarborough.  Hollis  Searcy.  Alfred  Cornacchio.  Larry  Breiten- 
stein,  Randy  Randolph,  Anthony  Newsome,  John  Barkau,  Mr  Jay 
Riggs.  Sponsor:  Miss  Daryl  Poynter,  Sweetheart:  Rick  Stout,  Thomas 
Schultz.  William  Jenkins.  Carl  Adin,  Ishmael  Purcell.  Terry  L.  Shull, 
Thomas  Ramey,  President:  Steven  Gold.  Secretary, 


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Theta  Chi  Holds 
Golf  Tournament 

Theta  Chi  began  the  year  with  various  ser- 
vice projects.  In  one  day  the  pledges  collected 
eighty-one  dollars  in  a  Cystic  Fibrosis  tund 
drive.  The  fraternity  also  collected  over  one 
hundred  dollars  for  the  Marshall  Fund. 

The  brothers  also  held  their  first  annual 
golf  tournament  in  the  spring,  with  fratern- 
ities competing  for  trophies.  The  Theta  Chi's 
also  sponsored  a  dance  in  November,  and  an 
Exiles  dance  in  January. 

Social  activity  was  highlighted  by  a  Home- 
coming party  held  at  the  Landsdowne  Coun- 
try Club  in  Lexington,  the  annual  Christmas 
party  and  the  Spring  Formal  in  May. 

Eastern's  Theta  Chi  Colony  was  estab- 
lished on  February  4,  1969. 

FRONT  ROW  Bob  Kutchback.  Phil  Hicks.  Wayne  Bailey.  Greg  Bruns- 
man.  Link  Dorroh,  James  Freeman.  Marta  Perry.  Dream  Girl,  Pat 
Martin.  Terry  Trimble.  Pete  Olivien,  Len  Holland,  Mike  Welch,  SEC- 
OND ROW:  Glen  Hendrix,  Tim  Coen.  George  Hanrahan.  Bill  Long,  Bill 
Allen  THIRD  ROW:  Durwood  Russell.  Tom  Chaney.  Hubbard  Moore. 
John  Carroll,  Treasurer:  Les  Grigsby,  President,  John  Warrington. 
Secretary:  Bob  Iglehart.  Vice-President:  Jim  Moore,  Tom  Mann.  Bert 
Sisk.  George  Miller.  John  Doggendorf 


ORGANIZATIONS/GREEK    385 


Delta  Sigma  Chapter  of  Omega  Psi  Phi 
was  installed  at  Eastern  May  8.  1970  from 
Omega  Phi  Psi  local  fraternity.  The  Omegas 
held  a  Christmas  party  for  the  underprivi- 
ledged  children  of  the  Richmond  area.  The 
brothers  gave  gifts  and   candy  to  the  chil- 


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dren  who  otherwise  would  not  have  had  a 
Christmas,  and  also  tried  to  provide  the  true 
Christmas  spirit  and  meaning.  The  Omegas 
also  sponsored  a  dance  the  night  before  the 
homecoming  football  game. 


386   ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


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dent; Phillip  Brown,  Secretary:  Charles  Marshall,  Marvin  Morton. 
Rodney  Dunn,  Treasurer;  Jimmie  Welch,  Vice  President;  George 
Jackson,  Larry  Connors,  James  Overall,  Charles  London, 


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ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS   387 


Panhellenic  Council  Installs  Open  Bidding 


FRONT  ROW:  Barb  Schieman.  Debbie  Manion.  Faith  Scott,  and  Ellen 
Simpson  BACK  ROW:  Pat  Hodge,  Natalie  Cook.  Diane  Minor.  Deb- 
bie Cupp,  Daryl  Poynter.  and  Elaine  Mack. 


I.F.C.  Tries  A  Semester  Of  Open  Rush 


FRONT  ROW:  Robert  Iglehart,  David  Wibbels,  Ron  Baldwin,  Allen 
Davis,  Jimmy  Tackett.  Russell  Behanan.  Jim  Bronn,  and  Paul  Saga- 
rese.  SECOND  ROW  Wayne  Bailey,  Phil  Hicks,  Stephen  Aker,  Harry 
Prats,  John  Webb,  Tyler  Cox.  Guy  Hatfield,  and  James  Insco.  THIRD 
ROW:  Jimmie  Welch,  Marshall  Garrett.  Robert  VanArsdall,  Ron  Stone, 


D.  Thomas  Ramey,  Robert  Ekle,  Michael  Niemeyer,  Steve  Sloan,  and 
Herb  Jones  BACK  ROW:  Stephen  Harbin,  Dave  Craven.  Doug  Wig- 
field,  Stephen  Kirk,  Douglas  Daugherty.  Duke  Baxter.  Trip  Bodley, 
Stephen  Whitaker.  and  Robert  Tarvin. 


388   ORGANIZATIONS/GREEKS 


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FRONT  ROW:  Nancy  House.  Linda  Hawksworth.  Sharon  Ward,  Gail 
Garner,  Linda  S  Swango  SECOND  ROW:  Mary  Margaret  Newsome, 
Krisand  Kunst.  Marti  Richeson.  Nancy  May,  Pam  Nicko.  Alice  Mont- 

Wesley  Foundation 
Sponsors  Classes 

Established  on  Eastern's  campus  for 
the  purpose  of  maintaining  a  Metho- 
dist ministry  to  the  total  campus 
community,  the  Wesley  Foundation 
attempted  to  provide  a  well-balanced 
program.  As  a  group  they  utilized  rec- 
reational facilities  for  get  togethers 
on  Friday  and  Saturday  nights,  fellow- 
ship opportunities  both  social  and 
spiritual,  and  educational  growth  by 
the  promotion  of  academic  standards. 
Wesley  Foundation  held  college  classes 
in  religion  at  their  center,  weekly  din- 
ners with  special  interest  programs, 
Wednesday  Fellowship  Hour,  and  a 
married  couples  fellowship. 


gomery.  Angel  Richeson.  THIRD  ROW:  David  Swango.  Ric  Schopke. 
Bill  Brown.  Craig  Kartje,  Clinton  Jones.  Danise  Conley.  BACK  ROW: 
Jim  Reid,  Debbie  Jenkins.  Lynne  Geer.  Gene  Strange.  David  Puckett. 


Members  relax  at  a  weekly  social  hour. 


390  ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP 


Baptist  Students 
Form  Choir 

Members  of  the  Baptist  Student 
Union  joined  together  as  a  choir  this 
year.  As  a  group  they  toured  various 
Kentucky  Baptist  churches  presenting 
their  program,  "Tell  it  Like  it  Is".  In 
April  the  choir  sang  a  variety  of  selec- 
tions at  the  Richmond  First  Baptist 
Church. 

BSU  met  twice-a-week  for  vespers 
followed  by  a  question-and-answer 
session  covering  any  subject.  Mem- 
bers attended  different  mission  con- 
ferences and  sponsored  a  weekly  spe- 
cial Baptist  Young  Women  group. 
Every  Friday  night  a  coffeehouse  was 
held    at   the   center   for   all    students. 


Angela  Binder  and  Marlene  Robinson  practice  with  fellow 
members  at  their  weekly  choir  practice  tor  a  performance 
of  "Tell  it  Like  it  Is". 


FRONT  ROW:  Douglas  Sjolander.  Bonnie  Aboud,  Linda  Madden.  Donna 
Horn.  Diane  Hill.  Marlene  Robison,  Nancy  Tassie,  and  Norma  Clem- 
mons.  SECOND  ROW:  Vicki  Morgan.  Marilyn  Jaegen.  Linda  Prewitt. 
Virginia  Jackson,  Shirley  Cobb.  Libby  Ambrose.  Carolyn  Boggess, 
Vicki   Martin,  and  Gary  Palmer.  THIRD  ROW:  Monty  Carney.  Vicki 


Bugg,  Angela  Bender,  Brenda  Wise,  Susan  Wilson.  Patty  Reed.  Jeanne 
Cooper.  Chrysteen  Grazlani.  and  Judy  Angel  BACK  ROW:  Pat  Mitchell, 
Darrell  Hovious,  Larry  Hurt,  James  Vaughan.  Jim  Austin.  DwightGns- 
som.  Linden  Kirby.  William  Wyatt.  and  Jenny  Hardin. 


ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP   391 


FRONT  ROW:  Richard  Lownstem,  Carl  Morain.  Bob  Webler.  Ben  Hub- 
bard. Joe  Washington.  BACK  ROW:  Ron  House.  Paul  Hampton.  Edward 
King  Jr..  Donald  Saldsbury.  Lekand  Stwart. 


FCA  Sponsors  Area  Youth  Rally 


Highlighting  the  year  for  the 
Fellowship  of  Christian  Athletes 
was  an  Eastern-Richmond 
Youth  Rally  with  different  de- 
nominational ministers  and 
special  guests  from  all  over  the 
nation.  During  the  year  mem- 
bers took  underprivileged  chil- 
dren to  basketball  games  and 
then  to  the  Methodist  Student 
Center  for  devotionals.  The  ath- 
letes were  ushers  for  "Hanging 
of  the  Greens"  during  Decem- 
ber. Later  they  sponsored  a 
"Sports  Day"  for  surrounding 
school  children  in  conjunction 
with  E-Club.  This  past  year  the 
group  sent  delegates  to  work 
closely  with  the  Richmond 
Ministerial  Society  in  coordinat- 
ing themes  and  objectives  for 
their  activities. 


President  Edward  King  discusses  possibilities  of  guests  and  tentative  plans  for  the  up- 
coming April  Youth  Rally  with  committee  members. 


392   ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP 


Stephen  Stice  adds  the  tenor  voice  to  Rita  Dull  and  Becky  Unger's  soprano. 


Westminster  Members  Serve  Community 


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FRONT  ROW:  Patricia  Patterson.  Barbara  Cartwright.  Becky  Unger,  Gil  Shew.  Rita  Dull. 
Mary  Ann  Powers.  Cheryl  Miller,  Marty  Jordan,  and  Debbie  Bellairs.  BACK  ROW:  Margaret 
Ruder,  Wayne  R.  Patterson.  Stephen  Stice.  E.  E.  Moretz.  Mike  Wesley,  Dave  Darst.  Randy 
Shew.  Nancy  McConnell,  and  Eileen  Nugent. 


Westminster  Fellowship,  an 
organization  for  college  stu- 
dents of  the  First  Presbyterian 
Church,  goal  was  to  unite  the 
campus  with  Richmond.  On 
Sunday  evenings  the  group  had 
dinner  at  the  church,  followed 
by    a    program    with    speakers. 

Other  activities  included  a 
traditional  Thanksgiving  dinner 
for  campus  foreign  students, 
fall  and  spring  retreats,  Christ- 
mas caroling  party,  tutoring 
with  GROWTH,  and  a  "Happy 
Spring"  picnic  for  the  orphan- 
age. 

Members  were  encouraged  to 
take  an  active  part  in  church 
life  by  singing  in  the  choir,  serv- 
ing on  committees,  and  prepar- 
ing worship  services. 


ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP   393 


CSF  Attends 
Two  Conventions 


Operating  as  a  non-denominational 
organization,  the  Christian  Student 
Fellowship  attempted  to  promote  fel- 
lowship in  the  community  and  to  ful- 
fill the  spiritual  needs  of  students  on 
Eastern's  campus.  This  year  the  CSF 
attended  two  Christian  conventions, 
visited  various  churches,  and  held  a 
fellowship  party  on  campus  to  stimu- 
late interest  in  the  group.  Members 
hosted  a  Thanksgiving  supper  for  the 
University  of  Kentucky  chapter  at  the 
Mulebarn. 


CSF  members  hold  weekly  open  panel  discussions  where  all  voice  feelings  on 
religion,  news,  or  any  desired  topic. 


FRONT  ROW:  Bob  Turpin.  Staff  Advisor.  Adella  Drum.  Karen  Latimer.  Debbie 
Prichett,  and  Gary  Nelson  BACK  ROW:  Eileen  Mounts.  Walter  Mayer.  Joe 
Whitaker.  Campus  Minister,  Kerry  Prather.Judy  McClanahan,  Cathy  Shelhart. 


394  ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP 


Father  Ketteler  offers  the  club's  weekly  Monday  night  Mass  at  the  Newman  Club  Center. 


Newman  Club  Acquires  Student  Center 


FRONT  ROW:  Father  Ketteler.  Ernesto  Scorsone.  Ruth  Carruba.  Kay  Roy.  Joyce  Seller.  Mary 
Jacina.  Linda  Rolfes.  Jodye  Rogers,  and  Tom  Brutscher.  SECOND  ROW:  Ann  Tritschler. 
Adrienne  Helen  Lennart,  Margie  Jackson,  Sharleen  Ripperdan.  Marcia  Verville.  Velma 
Tomassetti.  and  Cindy  Russell.  BACK  ROW:  Stephanie  Schloemer.  Kathleen  Creger.  Carol 
Roussos.  Don  Dickson,  Donna  Sergeant.  Jessie  Reiss.  Peggy  Wires.  Carol  Hornsby.  and  Ken 
Hoffman 


Highlight  of  the  year  for  the 
Newman  Club  was  the  acquisi- 
tion of  their  house  on  Oak 
Street.  Much  time  and  effort 
was  spent  preparing  this  house 
for  use  for  meetings  and  a 
weekly  Mass. 

Newman  Club  sought  to  im- 
plant religion  in  students'  lives 
through  active  participation  in 
Folk  Masses  and  sponsoring  a 
coffee  and  roll  hour  after  the 
Mass.  The  group  held  their  an- 
nual Mardi  Gras  dance  and 
springtime  camping  trip.  This 
year  the  members  sold  student 
discount  cards;  the  proceeds 
were  given  to  local  charities. 


ORGANIZATIONS/FELLOWSHIP   395 


Reverend  Charles  Blakemore  of  the  First  Christian  Church,  as  Rich- 
mond's other  ministers,  is  always  ready  to  talk  to  students  and  wel- 
come them  at  services. 


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Above:  Staff  members  Cheryl  Jones,  Cindi  Dorman.  Robert 
Ruh.  Howard  Thompson  and  Robert  Pollock  review  submitted 
manuscripts  with  adviser  Dr.  William  Sutton  during  a  staff 
meeting  and  (right)  co-editor  Robert  Pollock  ponders  the 
prose  articles- 


AURORA  Honored 
By  Commission 

The  Kentucky  Arts  Commission  Award 
for  the  College  Division  went  to  Eastern's 
literary  magazine.  AURORA,  for  the  qual- 
ity of  its  material.  The  award  consisted 
of  a  cash  prize,  fifty  dollars  of  which  was 
awarded  to  students  with  articles  fea- 
tured in  the  1971  AURORA. 

The  AURORA  is  published  with  the  pur- 
pose of  givingtalented  students  a  chance 
to  write  for  publication,  and  to  provide 
for  the  student  body  and  faculty  an  ex- 
ample of  what  is  being  done  on  campus 
in  the  vein  of  creative  endeavors  in  the 
form  of  poems  and  short  stories.  Final 
selections  for  the  magazine  were  made 
by  the  editors,  although  the  staff  worked 
closely  with  faculty  advisers,  who  read 
and  commented  on  the  submitted  manu- 
scripts. 


398   ORGANIZATIONS  STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS 


Above:  Sonja  Foley.  Editor-in-Chief,  checks  last 
minute  details  as  she  makes  the  Wednesday 
night  treck  to  Shelbyville.  Left:  In  Shelbyville. 
Business  Manager  Mike  Park,  works  on  paste-up 
for  the  Thursday  edition. 


Progress  Regroups 
A  Young  Staff 

Successor  to  two  consecutive  All-American 
ratings,  THE  EASTERN  PROGRESS  attempted 
to  continue  the  pace  set  by  the  previous  edi- 
tors although  lacking  the  experience  and 
depth  which  characterized  the  preceding 
statts. 

Hit  hard  by  graduation,  the  1970-71 
PROGRESS  editorial  staft  included  but  one 
senior.  Sonja  Foley,  a  Columbia  junior,  as- 
sumed the  guidance  of  the  inexperienced 
underclassmen.  Junior  Mike  Park,  the  only 
seasoned  veteran,  finished  his  third  year  as 
business  manager  while  Julia  Williams,  also 
a  junior,  moved  up  to  news  editor. 

In  addition  to  the  normal  yearly  activities, 
major  features  in  the  '70-71  PROGRESS  in- 
cluded "On  The  Arts"  column  by  Ken  Green, 
a  campaign  to  help  complete  the  Meditation 
Chapel  drive,  and  a  special  supplement, 
"Toward  a  Vision,"  President  Martin's  10- 
year  report  which  highlighted  Eastern's 
growth  over  the  past  decade. 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS   399 


Above:  Jim  Ross.  Paula  Goodin.  Sharon  Fields  and  organizations  editor  Diana 
Coleman  discuss  the  distribution  ot  items  on  the  PROGRESS'  inside  news 
pages.  Right:  Jack  Frost,  sports  editor,  ponders  the  plans  for  a  week's  sports 
coverage.  Below:  Arts  editor  Ken  Green  contemplates  a  recent  concert  before 
writing  his  weekly  critical  column. 


400   ORGANIZATIONS  STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS 


UDUDD 


Editor  Sonja  Foley  gives  assignments  to  staff  members:  Diane  Pol- 
lei.  Brenda  Ross.  Pat  Abell,  Ronda  Grueninger.  Ray  Walker.  Frank 
Ulery  and  Mike  Sullivan. 


Left:  Julia  Williams,  news  editor,  works  at  the  paste-up  board  as 
another  issue  is  readied  for  the  presses  Above:  Planning  a  PROG- 
RESS campaign  are  Bonnie  Gray.  Jim  House.  Stuart  Reagan  and 
Robert  Babbage.  academics  editor. 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS   401 


Photographers 
Strive  For  Quality 

A  great  amount  ot  skill  and  patience 
was  required  to  take  and  process  the 
thousands  ot  pictures  required  to  effec- 
tively capture  Eastern's  many  moods 
and  activities  for  the  1971  MILESTONE. 
In  a  concerted  drive  for  quality,  the  work 
is  multiplied,  for  it  is  sometimes  neces- 
sary to  take  a  half  dozen  or  more  shots 
to  get  the  right  one  for  publication. 

Directing  Eastern's  photographic  ac- 
tivities, which  also  includes  providing 
pictures  for  official  University  news  and 
publication  purposes  and  for  the  EAST- 
ERN PROGRESS,  was  Mr.  Schley  Cox, 
University  Photographer.  Mr.  Cox  was 
aided  by  four  student  assistants,  who 
voluntarily  covered  a  variety  of  assign- 
ments which  ranged  from  the  formal 
posed  pictures  to  candid  shots  of  daily 
campus  activity. 

Right:  Marianne  Rose   Below:  Larry  Bailey. 


402   ORGANIZATIONS  PHOTOGRAPHERS 


Left:  Schley  Cox.  UNIVERSITY  PHOTOGRAPHER 


Above:  Dennis  Scarbrough  Left:  Patsy  Gross 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS   403 


Milestone  Reaps 
Ail-American 


The  1971  MILESTONE  staff, 
following  last  year's  All-American 
volume,  sought  to  develop  a 
theme  of  "commitment"  while 
continuing  a  tradition  of  excel- 
lence established  by  previous 
editors. 

The  All-Amencan  certificate 
awarded  the  1970  MILESTONE  was 
the  fourth  time  in  five  years  that 
the  Associated  Collegiate  Press 
had  bestowed  its  top  award  on  the 
EKU  yearbook. 

Expansion  of  the  student  life 
and  academic  sections  resulted 
in  a  larger  MILESTONE  aimed  at 
even  more  comprehensive  cover- 
age this  year.  Among  the  most 
noticeable  bonuses  added  to  the 
1971  edition  was  a  silk  bookmark, 
intended  to  facilitate  reader  refer- 
ence. Another  improvement  was 
the  adoption  of  a  higher  grade  of 
enamel  paper  stock  to  enhance 
reproduction  of  both  color  and 
black  and  white  photographs. 

Printing  the  MILESTONE  for  the 
first  time  was  the  Delmar  Pub- 
lishing Company,  Charlotte,  North 
Carolina,  best  of  ten  competitive 
bidders. 


Top:  Robert  Whitlock.  Editor-in-Chief,  crops  color 
transparencies  using  a  light  table  Right:  Conduct- 
ing a  business  operation  over  the  phone  is  MILE- 
STONE business  manager  James  Pleasant. 


404   ORGANIZATIONS  STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS 


Above  Left:  Paula  McCann.  managing 
editor,  requisitions  photographs  tor  use 
in  the  MILESTONE  Above:  Underclass 
editor.  Sue  Mantel  works  proofing  her 
section  before  it  goes  to  press.  Roxanne 
Heekin  (left)  contemplates  the  organiza- 
tion of  her  academics  section. 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS    405 


Above:  Bill  Sawyer,  editorial  assistant,  draws  mental  images  of  lay- 
outs as  he  thoughtfully  scans  photographic  proof  sheets.  Top  Right: 
Susie  Boston,  seniors  co-editor,  pitches  in  on  the  organizations  sec- 
tion following  her  own  early  deadline.  Right:  Bonnie  Rogers,  organi- 
zations editor,  tries  to  establish  an  informal  atmosphere  during  an 
outdoor  photo  session 


/    /      I       • 


406   ORGANIZATIONS  STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS 


Staff  members  Kathy  Covelle,  Connie  Ball,  Karen  Shelton.  Joyce  Al-  Brenda  Wood  do  what  they've  been  asking  others  to  do  all  year 

bro.  Sharleen   Ripperdan.   Debbie  Raistnck,   Nancy  Brochames  and  pose  for  the  camera. 


Left:  Judy  Stiebel.  honors  editor,  reads  photo  dimensions  on  the 
scale-o-graph.  Above:  Linda  Mittel.  index  editor,  studies  layout 
ideas  in  Billy  Bongo's  All-Amencan  70  MILESTONE. 


ORGANIZATIONS/STUDENT  PUBLICATIONS    407 


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SENIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS    FRONT  ROW    Steve  Stice.  Reporter; 
Sharon  McGee.  Student  Senate;  Marjone  Pliant.  Vice-President. 


Robert  Blythe.  President    BACK  ROW;  Ellen  Simpson.  Secretary; 
Ronnie  Hampton,  Treasurer;  Sharon  Bryant.  Student  Senate. 


Seniors  Elect  Blythe;  Plan  For  Futures 


EKU's  Class  of  1971  began  its  final  year  with 
the  election  of  Robert  Blythe,  Richmond  math 
major,  as  class  president.  One  of  the  class's 
other  major  activities  was  the  Mr.  and  Miss 
Popularity  race  conducted  early  in  the  second 
semester. 

The  year  saw  most  of  the  class  making  prep- 
aration for  the  immediate  future.  Student 
teaching,  interviews  in  the  placement  office, 
and  the  filing  of  applications  for  graduate 
school  occupied  seniors'  time  during  the  year. 


410   SENIORS  CLASS  OFFICERS 


REVELLA  ANN  ABERCRUMBIE.  Danville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
BEVERLY  ANN  ACHZEHNER.  Ft.  Thomas 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JULIE  ADAMS,  Princeton.  Indiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
D.  DIANE  ADDINGTON,  Ehzabethtown 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

CARL  H.  ADIN.  JR..  Xenia.  Ohio 

A.B.  Business  Education 
JERRY  DENTON  ALEXANDER.  Somerset 

A.B.  Geography  and  History 
WILLIAM  MICHAEL  ALEXANDER.  Louisville 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science  Area 
DEBORAH  ANN  ALLEN.  Louisville 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

JAMES  DOUGLAS  ALLEN.  Richmond 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
VERA  LEE  ALLEN,  Raceland 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ROBERT  THOMAS  ALLISON.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
MICHAEL  FRANK  AMBURGEY.  Mt.  Sterling 

B.B.A.  General  Business 

CHARLES  EDWIN  ANDERSON.  Elkhorn  City 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
GEORGE  ALFRED  ANDERSON.  Maysville 

B.S.  Pre-Dentistry 
RAYMOND  FRANKLIN  ANDERSON.  Berea 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
WILLIAM  K   ANDERSON,  Albion.  New  York 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

JUDY  ELLEN  ANGEL.  Louisville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
NED  ALAN  ARDINGER,  Wilhamsport.  Md. 

B.S.  Psychology 
NANCY  SUE  ARMSTRONG.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ALVA  L.  ARTHUR.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

ROY  PATRICK  ASHCRAFT.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 
LOUISE  ASHER,  Hyden 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
KENNETH  C.  ASHLEY,  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
EDWARD  CHARLES  ASPATORE,  Louisville 

B.S.  Recreation 

ROBERT  EUGENE  AUSTIN.  South  Portsmouth 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
ROBERT  FAUBEL  AVERITT.  Lexington 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
LILLIAN  S.  BABB.  Corbin 

A.B.  English 
JERRY  ANN  BABER,  Pans 

A.B.  English 


SENIORS  ABE-BAB   411 


PAUL  R.  BADGETT.  Ashland 

B.S.  Agriculture 
GLENNA  ARVIN  BAGWELL.  Lebanon 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
LARRY  W   BAILEY.  Winchester 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
PATSY  ANN  BAIRD.  Middletown.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

DAVID  L   BAKER.  Marengo.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
EDSEL  RAY  BAKER.  Lexington 

B.S.  Medical  Technology 
RONNIE  LYNN  BALDWIN.  Covington 

B.S.  Law  Entorcement 
ROBERT  H.  BALLARD.  Lancaster 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 

JOHN  ANTHONY  BARKAU.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
WILLIAM  PRESTON  BARKER.  Brandenburg 

B.S   Industrial  Technology 
MICHAEL  M.  BARNARD,  Louisville 

B  ME  Music  Education 
KAY  LYNN  BARNES.  Lynch 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

WALTER  LOWERY  BARNES.  JR..  Paducah 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
LARRY  JOHN  BARNHARDT.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
MATTHEW  F.  BARSOTTI,  Ellwood.  Pa. 

B.S   Industrial  Education 
DONALD  RAY  BATTLES.  Stanton 

A.B  History  and  Social  Science  Area 

HOWARD  EUGENE  BATTLES.  Stanton 

A.B.  Political  Science 
JAMES  WILLIAM  BATTS.  Cattletsburg 

A.B  Social  Work  and  B.S.  Psychology 
JANE  COOKE  BAUER.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BRUCE  EDWARD  BAUMAN.  Sarasota.  Florida 

B.S.  Physical  Education  and  Biology 

RUDOLPH  WILHELM  BECK.  Surinam.  S.A. 

A.B.  German 
HELEN  MARIE  BEGLEY.  Mason.  Ohio 

A.B.  Speech  Pathology 
RALPH  DAVID  BEGLEY.  Paint  Lick 

B.S.  Agriculture 
RUSSELL  WAYNE  BEHANAN.  Ghent 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

JANICE  LEWIS  BELCHER.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  PATRICK  BENDS.  Georgetown.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
JOHN  ALLEN  BENTLEY.  Albion.  New  York 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JEAN  KATHRYN  BERTRAND.  Feds  Creek 

B.S.  Mathematics 


412   SENIORS  BAD-BER 


Seniors  Arrive  Heavily  Laden  For  Final  Year 


AMY  MAY  BICKETT,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ANN  ELIZABETH  BIERMANN.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

A. B.  Social  Work 
EARL  WAYNE  BINDER.  London 

B.B.A.  Management 
JAMES  E.  BINGHAM.  Corbm 

A.B.  Geography 

BARBARA  LYNN  BLACK,  LaGrange 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BEVERLY  GAIL  BLACK,  West  Liberty 

B.S.  School  Health 
RONALD  LLOYD  BLACK,  Silver  Grove 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
CHARLES  EDWARD  BLAIR,  Winchester 

A.B.  Speech 


The  accelerated  academic  calendar  brings  the  seniors  back  to  campus  a 
month  earlier,  but  fatherly  help  remains  regardless  of  the  schedule. 


SENIORS-BIC-BLA  413 


Lines  Persist;  But  Registration  Is  Smooth 


KAREN  LYNN  BLAKE.  Dayton.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
IRA  LEE  BLAKEMAN.  Lawrenceburg 

A.B.  Sociology 
RONALD  FRANKLIN  BLEDSOE,  Erlanger 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
FLOYD  RAY  BLEVINS.  Monticello 

B.M.E.  Music 

LLOYD  KAY  BLEVINS.  Monticello 

B.M.E  Music 
HARRY  A.  BLUE.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Personnel  Management 
ROBERT  RICHARD  BLYTHE,  Richmond 

B.S.  Mathematics 
RONNIE  DOUGLAS  BOAZ.  Paris 

B.B.A.  Management 

DAN  E.  BOEH.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Management 
GUIDO  BOGGIO.  Hasbrouck  Heights.  N.J. 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
JOEW.  BOONE.  Springfield 

B.S.  Agriculture 
SUSAN  KAY  BOONE.  Springfield 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


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Three  years  of  registration  experience  have  prepared  this  senior  for  filling 
out  schedule  cards  under  almost  any  circumstances. 


414   SENIORS  BLA-BOO 


JUDY  CAROL  BORDERS,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  ANDREW  BORIN.  Norwood.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
TIMOTHY  JAMES  BOSSE,  Ft-  Thomas 

B-B.A.  Management 
VELINDASUE  BOSTON,  Louisville 

B.S.  Mathematics 

DARRELL  L.  BOWEN.  Malone,  New  York 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
MARTHAC.  BOWEN,  Malone.  New  York 

A.B.  Social  Work 
BRIAN  LEE  BOWLES.  Hazard 

B.S.  Agriculture 
LYNN  ANNE  BOWLING.  Brookville.  Indiana 

A.B.  Library  Science  and  History 

SHIRLEY  ANN  BOWMAN.  Booneville 

A.B.  Library  Science  and  English 
TERRY  WESLEY  BOWMAN.  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
RONALD  DAVID  BOYD.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Psychology 
IRIS  ELAINE  BOYLE.  Moreland 

B.S.  Mathematics 

PHYLLIS  H.  BRADT.  Jenkins 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DONAGENE  BRANHAM.  Pamtsville 

B.S.  Public  Health 
BRENDA  DALE  BRASHEAR.  Viper 

A.B.  Social  Work 
NORA  D.  BRASHEAR,  Corbin 

A.B.  Sociology 

SHERRY  BRASHEAR.  Masons  Creek 

A.B.  Speech  and  Drama 
KATHRYN  LVELLA  BRASWELL.  Ashland 

A.B.  English 
LARRY  DOUGLAS  BREITENSTEIN.  Louisville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
JAMES  D.  BRELAND.  Lexington 

B.S.  Psychology 

DANIEL  JOHN  BRENNAN.  JR..  Louisville 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
FREDERICK  G.  BRENNAN.  Miami.  Florida 

B.B.A.  Management 
JAMES  F.  BRITE.  Hardmsburg 

A.B.  Law  Enforcement 
GARY  WAYNE  BRITTAIN.  Frankfort 

A.B.  Political  Science 

PATRICIA  M.  BROADDUS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SUSAN  MORGAN  BROCK.  Mt.  Sterling 

A.B.  Social  Studies  Area 
KAREN  LEE  BROERING.  Cold  Spring 

A.B.  Spanish  and  French 
JOHNNY  LEROY  BROGDON.  JR.,  Hopewell,  Va. 

B.S.  Electronics 


SENIORS/BOR-BRO   415 


JAMES  R.  BROWN.  Anchorage 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
PATRICIA  ANN  BROOKS.  Cynthiana 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
ROBERT  LEE  BROOKS.  Danville 

A.B.  History 
BARTLEY  R.  BROWN.  Hebron 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

CATHY  SUE  BROWN.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
HELEN  IRENE  BROWN.  Portsmouth.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JIMMY  R   BROWN.  Whitesburg 

A.B.  Political  Science 
JOHNW   BROWN.  Whitesburg 

A.B    History 

LARRY  ALLEN  BROWN.  Ft  Thomas 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
PAULA.  BROWN.  Albany 

B.S   Agriculture 
ROBERT  THOMAS  BROWN.  Burgm 

B.S.  Agriculture 
RONALD  JAY  BROWN.  Pikeville 

B.B.A.  Finance 

WILLIAM  CLARK  BROWN.  Camden.  Ohio 

A.B.  Sociology 
BRADY  BRUMMETT.  London 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JAMES  D   BRYANT.  Anchorage 

B.S.  Agriculture 
ROBERT  CHARLES  BRYANT.  Louisville 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

TERRI  ANN  BRYSON.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DAVID  ROY  BUBEL.  Rochester.  New  York 

B.S   Law  Enforcement 
JANET  LYNNE  BUCHANAN.  Vevay.  Indiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  LYNN  BUCHANAN.  Lebanon.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Marketing 

DAVID  BRUCE  BUGG.  Danville 

B.S.  Biology 
BARBARA  A.  BUNCH.  Lebanon  Junction 

A.B.  French  and  Spanish 
LARRY  GENE  BURKE.  Louisville 

A.B.  Political  Science 
SHERRY  LYNN  BURKE.  Lexington 

B.S   Elementary  Education 

CLARICE  JEAN  BURTON.  Columbia 

B.S.  Dietetics 
LERRAINE  BURTON.  Mary 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ROSANNE  BUTCHER.  Stanford 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BRENDA  JEAN  BUTLER.  Hopewell,  Virginia 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


416    SENIORS  BRO-BUT 


Bookstore  Stockpile  Greets  Seniors 


Even  seniors  require  the  assistance  of  bookstore  workers  to  find  the 
right  books  from  among  the  mountains  of  volumes. 


SENIORS   417 


Keith  Hall  Becomes  A  Women's  Dorm 


WILLIAM  DAVID  BUTLER.  Troy.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
LELANI  BUTLER.  Cynthiana 

A.B.  Speech 
NANCY  LYNNE  BUTTERS.  Louisville 

B.S.  Mathematics 
BRENDA  ANN  CAIN.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JOSEPH  JEROME  CALIMERI.  Corning.  New  York 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
PAUL  N.  CALKINS.  Dayton.  Ohio 

B.S.  Mathematics 
DEBORAH  JEANNECAMPBELL.  Dayton.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
EDDIE  NORRIS  CAMPBELL,  Rowdy 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


A  change  in  the  boy-girl  ratio  necessitates  the  conversion  of  Keith  Hall  into 
a  women's  dorm    .  .  but  apparently  some  people  have  their  doubts. 


418   SENIORS  BUT-CAM 


W.  MICHAEL  CAMPBELL.  Harrison.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
ROBERT  JOECANTRELL.  Chelsea.  Michigan 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
GERALD  WADE  CARMAN.  Lexington 

A.B.  Geography 
KENNETH  R.  CARMICHAEL.  Dayton.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Marketing 

CHRISTINE  MARGARET  CARNES.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DAVIDMILTON  CARPENTER.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
PATRICIA  LYNN  CARPENTER,  Sulphur 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
DAVID  PATRICK  CARR.  Independence 

A.B.  History 

GLORIA  TODD  CARR.  Clay  City 

B.S.  Business  Education 
JOHN  WILLIAM  CARROLL.  Ashland 

B.B.A.  Management 
DIANA  JANECARTER.  Louisville 

B.M.E.  Music 
ROSEANNA  LEE  CARTER.  Raceland 

B.B.A.  Office  Administration 

ROGER  WM.  CASADA.  South  Amherst.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
JACQUELINE  S.  CASEY.  Jackson 

A.B.  English 
SANDRA  K.  CASTEGNARO.  Hardburly 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MARION  JUNE  CAYWOOD.  Crestwood 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

DURWARD  R.  CENTER.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
JIMMIECHADWELL.  London 

B.S.  Mathematics 
DAVID  WESLEY  CHAFFIN.  Pikeville 

B.S.  Vocational  Technology  Education 
LINDACHAMBERLAIN.  North  Middletown 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

BARBARA  LOU  CHANDLER.  Manchester 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LARRY  CHANEY.  Jackson 

A.B.  English 
JAY  HOWARD  CHANLEY.  Miami.  Florida 

B.S.  Recreation 
MICHAELTHOMAS  CHAPMAN,  Louisville 

A.B.  History 

STANLEY  WAYNECHAPMAN,  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
JOANNCHARMOLI.  Louisville 

B.S.  Psychology 
C.  GITTEL  CHASE,  Richmond 

A.B.  Art 
ANDREA  L.  CHERNE.  Middletown.  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


SENIORS  CAM-CHE   419 


LINDA  LEE  CHESSER.  Louisville 

B.S   Elementary  Education 
RICHARD  D.  CHILDERS.  Waco 

A.B.  History 
MARYELLEN  CLARE.  Metuchen.  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CHIPCLARK,  Monterey 

B.B.A.  General  Business 

DAVID  H   CLARK.  Jenkins 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
ELIZABETH  ANN  CLARK.  Pmeville 

B.S.  Business  Education 
HAROLD  ROBERT  CLARK.  Booneville 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JOHN  ROBERT  CLARK.  JR..  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

NORAL.  CLARK.  Martin 

B.S.  Psychology 
STEVEN  WAYNE  CLARK,  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
YVONNE  E.CLAY.  Louisville 

A.B.  Sociology 
NOEL  D.  CLAYTON.  Jamestown 

B.S.  Horticulture 

EARL  DEAN  CLEMONS.  Hazard 

B.S.  History  and  Social  Science 
ELIZABETH  ANN  CLEMONS.  Bulan 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DEBORAH  LEIGH  CLINE.  Winchester 

B.S.  Dietetics 
CHRISTY  KAY  COATE.  Ceh na.  Ohio 

B.S   Elementary  Education 

WILLIAM  DANIEL  COBLENTZ.  Richmond 

B.S.  Agriculture 
WILLIAM  G.COBLIN,  JR. 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
RICHARD  D.COHELIA.  Evarts 

B.S.  Psychology 
GLORIA  WATERS  COLEMAN.  Lebanon  Junction 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

MARTHA  JANE  COLEMAN.  Cleves.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
KATHLEEN  ANN  COLLINS.  Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

B.S.  Biology 
STEVEN  WAYNE  COLLINS.  Valley  Station 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JUDITH  ANNCOLVIN.  Ludlow 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JERALD  F.  COMBS.  Whitesburg 

B.S.  Pre-Medical  Services 
KATHRYN  J.K.  COMBS,  West  Union,  Ohio 

A.B.  Art 
PATRICIA  GLEICH  COMBS.  Lancaster 

A.B.  English 
SANDRA  J.  COMMONS,  Louisville 

B.S.  Business  Education  and  Office  Administration 


420   SENIORS'CHE-COM 


New  Begley  Building  Welcomes  Crowds 


LARRY  FRANKLIN  COMPTON,  Virgie 

B.S.  Mathematics 
MARY  HELEN  COMPTON,  Pikeville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
AL  C.  CONNOLLEY.  Montrose.  New  York 

B.S.  and  A.B.  Sociology  and  Law  Enforcement 
KATHRYN  J.  CONRAD.  Falmouth 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

SCOTTYE  HELTON  CONTE.  Ezel 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
DEBORAH  BROWN  CONWAY.  Georgetown 

A.B.  Art 
JEANNE  LEE  COOPER.  Eubank 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
JOHN  T.CORDIER.  Stanford 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 


Part  of  the  Begley  Building  dedication  crowd  helps  cheer  the  Colonels 
to  a  10-6  victory  over  East  Tennessee. 


SENIORS/COM-COR   421 


Richmond  Welcomes  Eastern  Students 


JOHN  H.  CORLIS.  Brooksville 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
ALFRED  MICHAEL  CORNACCHIO.  JR 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JEANNETTE  GAIL  CORNETT,  Mershons 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
LINDA  E.B.  CORNETT.  Manchester 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

REBECCA  JANE  CORNETT.  Skyline 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
LINDA  KATHRYN  COSBY,  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BETTY  CAROLYN  COX.  Lexington 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
CHARLES  JR.  COX.  Irvine 

A.B.  Art 

CRAIG  COX.  Campbellsville 

A.B.  Political  Science 
JACQUELIN  M.  COX.  Campton 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  MADISON  COX.  Irvine 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
LINDASUECOX.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


New  Merrick.  N.Y 


Kappa  Delta  (above)  and  Kappa  Phi  Delta  (opposite)  help  to  make  Stu- 
dent Appreciation  Week  a  success  by  participating  in  a  window  paint- 
ing contest  sponsored  by  the  Richmond  merchants. 


422   SENIORS/COR-COX 


NORMAN  ROBERT  COX.  Wilmington,  Ohio 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JANES.  COY.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARLENECRABB.  Windsor 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CARLOS  HENDRIXCRACRAFT.  North  Middletown 

B.B.A.  Management 

JOHN  NEALCRAFT,  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
MARTHA  MCLOCKLIN  CRAFT.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  CLEAVER  CRAWFORD.  Lebanon 

A.B.  English 
DEBORAH  ELLEN  CREED,  Russell 

A.B.  Social  Work 

WANDA  JANICECREED.  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
MICHAEL  EARLCREUTZINGER.  Ludlow 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
BRENDA  FAYE  CREWS.  Lebanon 

B.S.  Mathematics 
SANDRA  KAY  CRIGLER,  Shepherdsville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


SENIORS/COX-CRI   423 


30NNIECRISP.  Martin 

B.S.  Psychology  and  Philosophy 
GLENN  CRITTENDON.  Newport 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WILLIAM  RHODES  CROSSFIELD.  Paris 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
HAZEL  ELAINECROUCH.  Shelbyville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

SHERRILL  KAYE  CROUCH ER.  Jeremiah 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
MICHAEL  R.  CULLEN.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
JACKSON  LYNN  CUMMINS.  Independence 

B.S.  Biology 
PHILIPCUMMINS.  Georgetown 

B.S   Public  Health 

BERRY  MARTIN  CUPP.  London 

B.B.A.  Business 
LARRY  L  CURRY.  Richmond 

A.B.  Political  Science 
BARBARA  E.  CURTIS.  Cynthiana 

B.S   Elementary  Education 
LARRY  JOE  DADO.  Freeburn 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 

RONALD  DEAN  DAMRON.  Virgie 

A.B.  Social  Science 
DOUGLAS  B.  DAUGHERTY.  Fort  Mitchell 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
PATRICIA  JOYCE  DAVIDSON.  Deputy.  Indiana 

B.S.  Business  Education 
BENNY  JOE  DAVIS.  Greensburg 

B.S.  Agriculture 

LARRY  OREN  DAVIS.  Independence 

A.B.  History 
REBECCA  NEAL  DAVIS.  Ashland 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
PAUL  CHARLES  DAVY.  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration  Management 
JOHN  B.  DAWALT.  Dry  Ridge 

B.S.  Agriculture 

JAMES  LARRY  DAY.  Big  Creek 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
GRACIELA  E.  DEL  AMO.  Havana.  Cuba 

A.B.  Spanish  and  Music 
GARYDELANEY.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JANISCARROL  DELANEY.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

HAROLD  MARION  DENHAM.  Danville 

B.B.A.  Finance 
JAMES  EDWARD  DENNIS.  Stanton 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
PAULR.  DIERSING.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
PEGGY  MARIE  DODD.  Dayton 

B.S.  Biology 


424   SENIORS  CRI-DOD 


As  Always,  Traffic  Is  A  Problem 


The  wide  open  spaces  surrounding  this  "bug"  provide  a  contrast  to  the  usual 
traffic  situation  on  campus.  The  addition  of  several  traffic  lights  did  much  to 
aid  the  problem  during  the  year 


SENIORS   425 


JOHN  NICHOLAS  DOGGENDORF.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
RONNIE  KELLY  DOLEN.  Monticello 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
NEAL  POWELL  DONALDSON.  Richmond 

A.B.  Art 
CYNTHIA  RAE  DORMAN,  Covington 

A.B.  English 

THOMAS  LEWIS  DORROH.  Hopkinsville 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
DALEM.  DOTSON.  Pikeville 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
MICHAEL  G.  DOTSON.  Carlisle 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
SUZANNE  PARKER  DOTSON.  Sharpsburg 

B.S.  Biology 

BEVERLY  A.  DOTY.  Paint  Lick 

A.B.  Social  Work 
FRED  WILLIAM  DOWLING.  Hoosick  Falls.  N.Y. 

B.S. Physical  Education 
JOHN  WILLIAM  DOWNS.  JR..  Louisville 

B.S.  Business  Education 
CARL  MICHAEL  DOZIER.  Chesapeake.  Virginia 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

DOUGLAS  GLENN  DRAPER.  Dayton 

B.S.  Chemistry 
KATHRYN  LEE  DREES.  Van  Wert.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
GLEN  R.  DREISBACH.  Louisville 

A.B.  Sociology 
MICHAEL  BRUCE  DRUMMOND.  Wilmington.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

LARRY  A.  DUNCAN.  Jeffersontown 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MICHAEL  LEE  DUNCAN.  Warsaw 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
SHIRLEY  DUNHAM.  Milfred.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
CHARLOTTE  MARSHALL  DUNN.  Burgm 

B.S.  Medical  Technician 

REX  DUNN.  Burgm 

B.S.  Physics 
JUDY  KAYE  DWELLY.  Mayslick 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MICHON  RAE  EADS.  Detroit.  Michigan 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
RODNEY  G.  EADS.Corbm 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 

SUER.  EAGER.  Harlan 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARGARET  ANN  ECKERT.  Newport 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
RONALD  WAYNE  EDEN.  Richmond 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
GENEVIEVE  ELLIOTT.  Corbm 

B.S.  Home  Economics 


426   SENIORS  DOG-ELL 


Football  Provides  Thrills,  2nd  Place  Finish 


SUSAN  CAROL  ELLIS,  Moorestown,  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MARY  REGINA  ELOVITZ.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CHARLES  ERNEST  ELZA.  East  Bernstadt 

B.S.  Mathematics 
SCOTT  WILLIAM  EMERY.  Hudson  Falls,  N.Y. 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

GERALD  DEAN  EVANS.  Nicholasville 

B.B.A.  Electronic  Data  Processing 
LINDASUE  EVANS,  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Business 
MARGARET  ANN  EVANS.  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
MARILYN  R.  EVANS,  Wilmore 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 


Three  of  the  senior  members  of  the  cheerleading  squad  —  Don  Peace, 
Christy  Coate,  and  Sara  Vice  —  help  lead  the  Colonels  to  a  home  foot- 
ball victory  on  Hanger  Field. 


SENIORS/ELL-EVA   427 


Homecoming  Features  'Newspaper'  Theme 


SUSAN  KAY  FAESENMEIER.  Louisville 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
GEORGE  J.  FAHEY,  Valley  Station 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JERRY  LEE  FAIR.  West  Carrollton.  Ohio 

B.S.  Biology 
MARIANNE  ELIZABETH  FALK.  Cleveland,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

DANNY  RAY  FANNIN.  Brooksville 

B.S.  Mathematics 
HELEN  MARIE  FARDO.  Falmouth 

A.B.  History 
LEON  W.  FARIS  III,  Paris 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
PATRICIA  HICKS  FARLER.  Hazard 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


Coeds  stuff  some  of  the  literal  millions  of  napkins  that  went  into  constructing 
floats  with  an  "You've  Read  it  in  the  Paper,"  theme  for  the  1970  Homecoming. 


428   SENIORS  FAE-FAR 


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DONNA  TAYLOR  FARMER.  Corbin 

B.S.  Mathematics 
GARLAND  RAY  FARMER,  New  Zion 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JOHN  D.  FARMER.  Corbin 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JOSEPH  TYLER  FARMER.  Corbin 

B.B.A.  Economics 

WILMASHARON  FARRIS.  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
PHYLLIS  ANN  FAULKNER,  Campbellsville 

A.B.  History 
MICHAEL  KEN  FAWBUSH,  London 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
CAROLSUEFEATHERSTON.  Lexington 

A.B.  Art 

SUE  ELLEN  FELDKAMP.  Bellevue 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARY  NOEL  FELDMAN.  Louisville 

B.S.  Recreation 
PHILIP  LEE  FELTNER.  Springfield 

B.S.  Physics 
SANDRA  LEE  FELTNER.  Hardburly 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

LARRY  STEPHENS  FIELDS.  Grayson 

B.S.  Pre-medical  Services 
TOMMY  CARL  FIELDS,  Whitesburg 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
SHARON  FIKE.  Waco 

A.B.  Art 
JANICE  DAWN  FISHER,  Lexington 

A.B.  Art 

LINDA  DIANE  FITZGERALD,  Dayton.  Ohio 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARK  A.  FLEMING,  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

A.B.  Broadcasting 
CATHY  LYNN  FLETCHER,  Trenton,  Ohio 

B.S.  Physical  Education  Area 
THERESA  CECILIA  FOLEY,  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

ILA  GAIL  FORTNER.  Wilhamstown 

B.S.  Physical  Education  Area 
DONNA  L.  FOUST.  Louisville 

A.B.  Broadcasting 
DIANA  L.  FOUTZ,  Seven  Mile.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CYNTHIA  JANE  FOWLER,  Lexington 

B.S.  Business  Education 

WOODY  FRANCIS,  Bulan 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
RALPH  E.  FRANK,  Danville 

B.M.E.  Music  Education 
DONNA  ROSE  FRASHER,  Louisville 

B.S.  Business  Education 
PAMELA  LEE  FREDERICK.  Mt.  Sterling 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


SENIORS/FAR-FRE   429 


Dances,  Concert  Highlight  Homecoming 


MICHAEL  WAYNE  FRENCH,  Valley  Station 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
KENNETH  A.  FRITH,  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
GEORGE  FRANCIS  FRITZ.  JR..  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
PAMELA  LYNN  FROST.  Carrollton 

B.S.  Business  Education 

GLEN  MICHAEL  FUGATE.  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
EDGAR  WINTER  FULLENWIDER  II.  Shelbyville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
LARRY  EUGENE  FURNISS.  Mt,  Gilead.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LYDIACAROLGABBARD.  Booneville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

DEBORAH  LYNN  GANTT.  Centerburg.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LARRY  A.  GARLAND.  Middlesboro 

B.S,  Physical  Education 
GARY  PAUL  GARRISON.  Felicity.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Business 
LENA  HOTFILGARVEY,  Carrollton 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


Students  dance  to  the  music  of  the  "Sirs  In  Brass"  at  the  annual  Home- 
coming Dance  The  "Friends  of  Distinction"  were  featured  in  a  post-game 
Alumni  Coliseum  concert. 


430   SENIORS/FRE-GAR 


TERRY  ALLEN  GARWOOD.  Woodbridge.  Virginia 

B.S.  Biology 
DIANE  JEAN  GASKINS.  Newport 

A.B.  English 
WILLIAM  F.  GAY.  Booneville 

B.S.  Business  Education 
ROBERT  L.  GEE.  Roseville.  Michigan 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

MARK  LEE  GELKE.  Ft.  Thomas 

A.B.  History 
NATHANIEL  C.W.  GENNETT.  Asheville.  N.C. 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
REBECCAGEORGE,  Lebanon,  Ohio 

B.S.  Textiles 
DAVID  ARTHURGERREIN.  Newport 

B.B.A.  Marketing 

LORIE  LEE  GIANCOLA.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WILLIAM  PERRY  GILES.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Management 
DORIS  FAYE  GILLIAM.  London 

B.S.  Business  Education 
LAWRENCE  M.  GIRTEN.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Marketing 


SENIORS/GAR-GIR   431 


Last  Year  Of  Classes  Challenge  Seniors 


WILLIAM  ROBERT  GIZZI.  Yonkers.  New  York 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
DANNY  RAY  GLASS.  Georgetown 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARTHA  CLICK  GLASS.  Richmond 

A.B.  English 
DANIEL  WILLIAM  GLIER.  Ft.  Thomas 

B.B.A.  Business 

CHLOTENE  BRANHAM  GOBLE.  West  Van  Lear 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
VICTOR  MARTIN  GOBLE.  Prestonsburg 

B.S.  Psychology 
BARBARA  A.  GOGGIN.  Stanford 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
PATRICIA  ANN  GOINS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Mathematics 


Terry  Harris  molds  a  lump  of  clay  into  an  art  object  in  a  ceramics  class. 


432    SENIORS  GIZ-GOI 


BARBARA  ANN  GOLD.  Owensboro 

A.B.  Spanish  and  History 
GENE  A.  GOLDSCHMIDT,  Reading.  Ohio 

B.S.  Biology 
CONNIE  MARIE  GOODLETT,  Taylorsville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARY  MARGARET  GORDON.  Lancaster 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

TERRY  DOUGLAS  GOSSOM.  Milton 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
RONNIE  L.GRANT.  Ashland 

B.S.  Mathematics 
GENEVA  GRAY.  Manchester 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARYOLAGRAY.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

CHRISTINE  LESLEY  GREEN.  Anchorage 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
KEN  EDWARD  GREEN.  Louisville 

A.B.  Sociology 
ROCHESTOR  CARL  GREENFIELD.  Roehlmg,  N.J. 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
MARTIN  W.  GREGORY.  Fredonia.  New  York 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

RICHARD  DALE  GRIEME.  Park  Hills 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
JAMES  LESLIEGRIGSBY.  Hamilton.  Ohio 

A.B.  Political  Science 
TERRENCE  F.  GRIMES.  Lexington 

A.B.  Economics  and  Political  Science 
PHYLLIS  ANN  GRISIER.  Archbold.  Ohio 

B.M.E.  Music 

GLEN  ALLEN  GRITTON.  Sinai 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JANECAROLYN  GRITTON,  Sinai 

B.S.  Business  Education 
GLENN  W.  GRIZZLE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
BOBBY  D.  GUFFEY.  Albany 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

SANDRA  J.  GUZZO.  Yonkers.  New  York 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
NAN  CHERYL  HAGADORN.  Hazard 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Studies  Area 
MARILYN  KAYE  HAGGARD.  Liberty 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JOHN  ALLEN  HAINES,  Marion.  Ohio 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

BRENDA  SUE  HALCOMB,  Harlan 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WINSTON  CALVIN  HALCOMB.  Richmond 

B.S.  Pre-Medicme 
DEIDRI  HALEY.  Brooksville 

A.B.  English 
BENJAMIN  F.  HALL.  Nicholasville 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 


SENIORS/GOL-HAL   433 


ELIZABETH  ANN  HALL.  Pmeville 

B.S.  Medical  Technology 
MARGIE  A.  HALL.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ROY  HALL.  Hihat 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
ANN  HAMBLEN.  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Florida 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

GALE  MARIE  HAMILTON.  Loretto 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WENDY  S.  HAMILTON.  Madison.  Indiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
NANCY  F.  HAMPTON.  Frankfort 

B.S.  Business  Education 
PAUL  DAVID  HAMPTON,  Frankfort 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 

RONNIE  JAY  HAMPTON.  Winchester 

B.S.  Biology 
H.  EDWARD  HARBER.  JR..  Ft.  Thomas 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
STEPHEN  EARLY  HARBIN.  Louisville 

B.S.  Biology 
MELISSA  JOY  HARKINS.  Greenville 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

JAMES  STEVEN  HARP.  Frankfort 

B  B.A.  Business 
LAURETTA  JACQUELINE  HARRIS.  Louisville 

B.S.  Homemaking  Supervision 
LAWRENCE  RICHARD  HARRISON.  Louisville 

B  B.A.  Finance 
ROBERT  FRANKLIN  HART.  JR..  Winchester 

B.S.  Business  Education 

BRENDA  WINBURN  HARTMAN.  Smithfield 

A.B.  History 
ROBERT  DOUGLAS  HARVEY,  Northbay.  Ontario.  Ca. 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
LOISC.  HATFIELD.  Harlan 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SHARON  DARLEEN  HAWKINS.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

GWENDOLYN  W  HAYDEN.  Nicholasville 

B.S.  Child  Development 
ROBERTA  LOUISE  HAYES.  Brodhead 

B.S.  Biology 
CECIL  DAVID  HAYS.  Gravel  Switch 

B.S.  Agriculture 
TEDDY  L.  HAYS.McKee 

B.S.  Agriculture 

JUDITH  C.  HECK,  Louisville 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
MARCELLYN  GAYLE  HEDRICK.  Frankfort 

B.S.  Recreation 
KAREN  HEID.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  ELVIN  HEIDERICH,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

A.B.  Sociology 


434   SENIORS/HAL-HEI 


Library  Gets  Busy  As  Year  Progresses 


EDWARD  JAY  HEITZ.  Southgate 

A.B.  Political  Science 
GARY  LEE  HELF.  Columbus.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Business 
DANIEL  ROGER  HEMPEL.  Winchester 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
DEBORAH  JO  HEMPEL.  Walton 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

NITA  KAREN  HENDERSON.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MICHAEL  WAYNE  HENSLEY.  Orlando.  Florida 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
NELSON  CASE  HENSON.  Mt.  Olivet 

B.B.A.  Business 
JOYCE  ANN  HERALD.  Jackson 

A.B.  English 


As  mid-term  approaches,  students  spend  more  time  in  the  library  researching 
for  major  projects  that  always  seem  to  have  been  due  yesterday. 


SENIORS/HEI-HER  435 


Ravine  Provides  Site  For  Concerts 


MYRON  DANIEL  HERNDON.  Sparta 

A.B.  Geography 
GERALD  HARDING  HERRIN,  Richmond 

A.B.  History 
MARGARET  LOUISE  HERRMANN.  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
JOYCEMARIE  HETZEL.  Hebron 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

ALBERT  DUTTON  HEWETSON.  Ft.  Thomas 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JANET  BAKER  HIBBARD,  Manchester 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
GAREY  DARRELL  HIGDON.  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
GLORIAGAYLE  HIGDON.  Harned 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 


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A  large  crowd  listens  intently  to  an  impromptu  fall  concert  by  Adrian  in  the  ravine. 


436   SENIORS  HER-HIG 


LINDA  LEE  HIGGINS.  Louisville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
SAMUEL  WALTER  HILL.  Jackson 

A.B.  History 
RALPH  MICHAEL  HILLER.  London 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
SUSAN  KOTTE  HILLER.  London 

B.S.  Mathematics 

SUSAN  DIANNE  HINES.  Goshen.  Ohio 

B.S.  Speech  Pathology  and  Audiology 
JOHN  ROBERT  HODGE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MICHAEL  JOHN  HOFFMAN.  Southgate 

A.B.  History 
RICHARDT.  HOGAN.  Salem.  New  Jersey 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

MARCY  FRAN  HOLLADAY.  Centertown 

A.B.  Speech 
SHARON  LEE  HOLLAR.  Charlottesville.  Va. 

A.B.  English 
CAROLYN  ROSE  HOLLIDAY.  Hazard 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
GEORGE  L.  HOPE.  Lexington 

A.B.  Political  Science 

LAWRENCE  L.  HOPKINS.  Louisville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
ROBERT  WILLIAM  HORNSBY.  Dabolt 

B.S.  Agriculture 
HOWARD  W.  HOSKINS.  Salyersville 

B.S.  Vocational  Education 
DWIGHT  CLEAVER  HOUCHENS.  Mt.  Olivet 

B.B.A.  Finance 

RANDAL  HOUSE,  Nicholasville 

A.B.  Geography 
SHERRY  FAULKNER  HOUSE,  Walton 

A.B.  Drama  and  Speech 
ARTHUR  L.  HOWARD,  JR.,  Chicago,  Illinois 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
JANET  D.  HOWARD,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JERRY  LYNN  HOWARD.  Manchester 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
VIRGINIA  WATKINS  HOWARD,  Hazard 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
FRANK  HRANICKY.  Somerset 

A.B.  Broadcasting 
LOUISE  R.  HUBBARD,  Lexington 

A.B.  History 

PATRICIA  IRENE  HUFF,  London 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  RANDAL  HUGHES.  JR.,  Simpsonville 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
JODY  EARL  HUGHES,  Sinai 

B.S.  Business 
MARGARET  SUE  HUGUELY,  Sarasota,  Florida 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


SENIORS  HIG-HUG   437 


nconveniences  Test  Student  Ingenuity 


Not   even   a  temporary   power   blackout  can   hamper  the  hair-rolling 
processes  of  this  McGregor  Hall  coed. 


438   SENIORS 


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MARY  HELEN  HUMPHRIES,  Pans 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LADDIE  KEITH  HUNT.  Louisville 

B.S.  Business 
VIRGINIA  L.  HUNT.  Mt.  Vernon 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MARGARET  J.  HUNTER.  Irvine 

A.B.  English 

LARRY  WAYNE  HURD.  Norwood.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 
STEVEN  MELVIN  HURST.  Madeira.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
LARRY  BYRON  HURT.  Hazard 

B.S.  Mathematics 
BLANCA  INES  INFANTINO.  Colombia.  South  America 

A.B.  French 

REBA  INGRAM.  London 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
JAMES  B.  INSCO.  Bloomington,  Indiana 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
JAMES  HAROLD  INSKO.  Paris 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
DORIS  JANET  IRWIN.  Albany 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JAMES  B.  IRWIN.  Dayton,  Ohio 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
DONNASUE  ISAACK.  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
FLOYD  THOMAS  ISAACS.  Lebanon 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
KATHRYNE  SUE  ISAACS.  Maineville.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

CHERYL  JOANNE  JACKMAN.  Jeffersontown 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
CANDRID  BETH  JACKSON.  Wellsville.  Ohio 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science  Area 
CONNIE  B.  JACKSON.  Ashland 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARGARETCAROL  JACKSON.  Richmond 

B.S.  Biology 

MARIA  WALKER  JACKSON.  Bedford 

B.S.  Biology 
VIRGINIA  LOUISE  JACKSON.  Burnside 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
VERLA  A.  JAMES.  Lexington 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MARY  LYNN  JASPER.  Somerset 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

ROBERT  LEWIS  JAYNES.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
DAVIDTENENT  JENKINS.  Middlesboro 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
MILDRED  R.  JENKINS,  Berea 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WILLIAM  JACKSON  JENKINS.  New  Boston.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 


SENIORS/HUM-JEN   439 


ELIZABETH  GAY  JENNINGS.  Nicholasville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
WILLIAM  KENT  JESSEE,  Richmond 

A.B.  Sociology 
GREGORY  JOHNSON,  Myra 

B.S.  School  Health 
JAMES  SCOTT  JOHNSON.  London 

B.S.  Biology 

KEITH  W.  JOHNSON.  Ashland 

A.B.  Drama 
PEGGY  INEZ  JOHNSON.  Marshall.  Texas 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MICHAEL  LEONARD  JOHNSTON.  West  Palm  Beach.  Fla. 

B.S.  Mathematics 
DONALD  R.  JONES.  London 

B.S.  Agriculture 

JESSIE  LOUISE  JONES.  Hamilton.  Ohio 

A.B.  Elementary  Education 
MELINDA  W.  JONES.  Lexington 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
NORMA  CROWE  JONES.  Pewee  Valley 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
RUBEN  EARLE  JONES.  Tallahassee.  Florida 

B.S   Physical  Education 

SYDNEY  DIANNE  JONES,  London 

B.S.  Business  Education 
CAROLYN  FRY  JORDAN,  M ilroy.  Indiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
STAYCE  LEE  JORDAN.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
AMELIA  YOUNG  JUDSON.  Lexington 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

CLINTON  DALE  JUSTICE.  Elkhorn  City 

A.B.  History 
JOHN  NORMAN  KANE,  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
RONALD  L.  KAUFMAN.  Louisville 

B.S.  Business  Education 
MICHAEL  R.  KAYLOR.  Dayton.  Ohio 

A.B.  Political  Science 

BOB  JOSEPH  KEHOE,  Miami.  Florida 

B.S.  Recreation 
ROBERT  LAMAR  KELLS.  Wilhamstown 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
MALCOLM  HOLLIS  KELLY.  Oxford,  Pa. 

B.S.  Biology 
FATINA  J.  KENDRICK,  Elkhorn  City 

B.S,  Administrative  Dietetics 

RONALD  G.  KENDRICK,  Florence 

A.B.  Speech  Pathology  and  Audiology 
JAMES  FINLEY  KENNEDY.  London 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 
JENNIFER  LEE  KENNEDY,  Richmond 

B.S.  Biology 
DAVID  KESSLER,  Marion.  Indiana 

B.S.  Recreation 


440   SENIORS'JEN-KES 


Campus  Observes  Christmas  Season 


GOLDIE  CRAIG  KIDWELL,  Walton 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JUDY  LINNET  KINDER,  Pikeville 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
PHILIPM.  KINMAN.  Dry  Ridge 

A.B.  History 
CATHERINE  ADELE  KIPP.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

A.B.  Spanish  and  History 

SHEILA  LANE  KIRBY.  Versailles 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JO  ANN  KLAMO.  Fairfield.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PATRICIA  ANN  KLINGLER,  Carrollton 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
CHARLOTTE  F.  KRASINSKI,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


Candlelight  and  white-frocked  students  lend  atmosphere  to  the  tradi- 
tional yuletide  "Hanging  of  the  Greens ." 


SENIORS  KID-KRA   441 


Second  Semester  Brings  Book  Bonanza 


ALAN  CHARLES  KRUEGER.  Phoenix.  Arizona 

B.S.  Recreation 
LYNDA  DAVIS  KUHNHENN.  Grayson 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
KRISAND  LYNN  KUNST.  Springfield.  Ohio 

A.B.  Geography 
SHIRLEY  RAMSEY  LA  FAVERS.  Albany 

A.B.  English 

AARON  DOUGLAS  LAINHART.  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Personnel  Management 
DAVID  LEE  LAKE.  St.  Albans.  West  Va. 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JOHN  WAYNE  LANDRETH.  Cynthiana 

A.B.  Speech  and  Drama 
FRANK  BRUCE  LANGE.  Piqua.  Ohio 

A.B.  Art 

WILLIAM  VANCE  LANHAM.  Lancaster 

B.S.  Agriculture 
BRENT  ROBERT  LASWELL.  Mt.  Vernon 

A.B.  History 
FRANCES  GORDON  LAWSON.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
FRANK  DARRYL  LAWSON.  Lexington 

B.M.E.  Music 


Lines  backup  at  the  bookstore  as  students  stock  up  for  the  second  semester. 


442   SENIORS  KRU-LAW 


THOMAS  EDWARD  LAYMAN,  Lexington 

A.B.  History 
GARY  DALE  LEASOR,  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 
JOAN  MARLEEN  LEDFORD,  London 

A.B.  History  and  English 
PATRICIA  DIANE  LEDFORD,  Maysville 

A.B.  English 

PHYLLIS  SHARON  LEDFORD,  Helton 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
RONALD  M.  LEDFORD,  Paintlick 

B.S.  Biology 
JERRY  WAYNE  LEFEVERS,  Pineville 

A.B.  Social  Work  and  Psychology 
REBEKAH  RUTH  LeMASTER,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

NANCY  LOUISE  LETHGO,  Ravenna 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CAROLYN  SUE  LEWIS,  Brooksville 

B.S.  Elementary  and  Special  Education 
JAMES  M.  LEWIS.  Dayton,  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
STEPHEN  S.  LEWIS,  Lexington 

B.S.  Recreation 


SENIORS 'LAY-LEW   443 


Basketball  Provides  Break  From  Routine 


RICKY  PHILPOT  LIGHTNER.  Centerville.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
GAIL  PHILLIPS  LILLIS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Biology 
JAMES  PREWITT  LISLE.  Winchester 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
CAROLYN  SUE  LITTERAL,  Irvine 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

CELESTINE  A.  LITTLE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DAVID  M.  LLOYD.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Management 
TERESA  KAY  LOCKER.  Paintlick 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BOBBIE  JEAN  LONG.  Lancaster 

B.S.  Physical  Education 


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Connie  Haney  entertains  during  a  basketball  game  with  her  acrobatics. 


444   SENIORS  LIG-LON 


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DONALD  LEE  LONG.  Brodhead 

A.B.  Art 
DOUGLAS  K.  LONG.  Germantown.  Ohio 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
LARRY  MARTIN  LONG.  Harrodsburg 

B.S.  Agriculture 
WILLIAM  LESLIE  LONG.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 

WILLIAM  STEVEN  LUCAS.  Stanford 

A.B.  History 
SAM  P.  LYNN.  JR.,  Danville 

B.B.A.  Electronic  Data  Processing 
MARLENE  ELIZABETH  LYON,  Louisville 

B.B.A  Accounting 
LINDACAROLE  LYONS.  Bethlehem 

B.S.  Child  Development 

MIKE  CAESAR  LYONS.  South  Shore 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
VIVEN  DURHAM  McANINCH.  Liberty 

B.S.  Biolgoy 
MARY  ELIZABETH  McBRAYER.  Lawrenceburj 

B.S.  Dietetics 
KELTA  ANN  McCABE,  Ehzabethtown 

A.B.  Sociology 

LYNN  E.  McCALL,  Newton,  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Mathematics 
MARY  HENDERSON  McCAULEY.  Versailles 

A.B.  Sociology 
MARY  LOU  McCLANAHAN.  Irvine 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CLIFTON  EUGENE  McCOWAN,  London 

A.B.  History 

SUZANNE  McCOWAN,  London 

A.B.  Sociology 
BARBARA  McCRACKEN,  London 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
MARGARET  JAYNE  McDANELL.  Owenton 

A.B.  Social  Work 
ROBERT  BRUCE  McDANIEL.  London 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 

TRISH  E.  McDEVITT.  Cherry  Hill,  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JEFFREY  GRANT  McDONALD.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
RICHARDC.  McDONALD,  Liberty 

B.S.  Business  Education 
DENVER  McFADDEN. London 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

SHARON  GAIL  McGEE.  Falmouth 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  MICHAEL  McGLONE.  Harrodsburg 

B.B.A.  Business 
DANNY  McKINNEY,  Brodhead 

B.S.  Agriculture 
ROGER  DAVID  McKINNEY.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 


SENIORS/LON-McK   445 


ELOISEJ.McKITRIC.  Burgin 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
KATHY  JO  McMILLIN.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
ROBERT  BERNARD  McQUEEN.  Stanton 

A.B.  Political  Science 
SHEILA  GAIL  McREYNOLDS.  Mayfield 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

BARBARA  SUE  McWHORTER.  Knifley 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARY  LOU  McWHORTER.  East  Bernstadt 

A.B.  Art 
REGINA  SUE  McWHORTER.  Hustonville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WILLIAM  RUSSELL  McWHORTER,  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Economics 

REBECCA  JANE  MACY.  Hardmsburg 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DEBORAH  JANE  MAGGARD.  Hazard 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
JERRY  W.  MAKIN.  Richmond 

B.S.  Vocational  and  Industrial  Education 
WINNIE  MALATESTA.  Maple  Shade.  New  Jersey 

B.B.A.  Marketing 

ROBERT  C.  MALONEY.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
WILLIAM  MICHAEL  MANGUS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
WILLIAM  P.  MANION.  Maysville 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
BARBARA  JEAN  MANN.  Carrollton 

B.S.  Medical  Technology 

NANCY  ANN  MANN.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMESC.  MARCUM,  JR..  Louisville 

B.S.  Speech  Pathologyand  Audiology 
VIVIAN  GAYLE  MARCUM.  Sand  Gap 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PAMELA  S.  MARKS,  Georgetown,  Ohio 

B.S.  Mathematics 

KELBY  S.  MARLETT,  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
SARAH  L.  MARLETT.  Prestonsburg 

B.B.A.  Office  Administration 
GREGORY  T.  MARQUIS.  Erlanger 

B.S.  Physical  Education  and  Health 
LINDA  BEA  MARSH.  Harrodsburg 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

MARY  MARSHALL.  Jackson 

A.B.  History 
DONNA  P.  MARSTON,  Wheatley 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MICHAEL  J.  MARTELLO,  Lexington 

A.B.  History 
GERALD  L.  MARTIN.  Middletown.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 


446   SENIORS/McK-MAR 


Warm  Days  Break  Winter's  Grip 


JAMES  LAWRENCE  MARTIN,  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
JOHN  ROY  MARTIN.  Garrett 

B.S.  Physics 
LINDA  LOU  MARTIN,  Corbin 

A.B.  Social  Work 
GARY  LYNN  MASON,  Booneville 

A.B.  Physical  Education 

JAYNE  ANN  MASON.  Milford.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 
PAULETTE  DUNN  MASON.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARION  CARNEY  MATTINGLY.  Springfield 

B.S.  Wildlife  Management 
CAROL  WILLIAMS  MAUPIN.  Berea 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


Students  take  advantage  of  the  first  spring-like  weather  after  a  typically  wet  Richmond  winter. 


SENIORS  MAR-MAU   447 


Spring  Fever  Makes  Class  A  Chore 


CHARLES  REYNOLDS  MAXSON,  JR.,  Lexington 

A.B.  History  and  Philosophy 
ELRENEMAY,  Elkhorn  City 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JON  D.  MAY,  McAndrews 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
ANN  MAYO.  Martin 

A.B.  Political  Science  and  Journalism 

GINGER  ANN  MEDLEY,  Middlesboro 

A.B.  Social  Work 
JOSEPH  DANT  MEDLEY,  Loretto 

B.S   Psychology 
LINDAGAYLE  MEDLEY,  Springfield 

B.S.  Business  Education 
JOHN  WILLIAM  MERRILL,  Barnesville.  Ohio 

B.S.  Recreation 


Pretty  weather  and  a  nearby  city  park  make  a  spring-time  frolic  irresistible. 


448    SENIORS  MAX-MER 


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MARTY  RAY  MEYER,  Lexington 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
MARY  KATHERINE  MIFFLIN,  Georgetown 

A.B.  Social  Work 
MARTIN  CRAIG  MILBURN.  Springfield 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
BARBARA  ELLEN  MILLER,  London 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

G.  B.MILLER,  Lancaster 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
KAREN  SUE  MILLER,  Forest  Hills 

A.B.  Sociology 
PAMELA  MARIE  MILLER,  Centerville,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
RONNIE  OWEN  MILLER,  Erlanger 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

SHELBIE  JEAN  MILLER,  Williamsburg 

A.B.  Sociology 
ALAN  F.  MISTLER,  Hamilton 

A.B.  Political  Science 
LINDA  YOUNG  MITCHELL,  West  Palm  Beach,  Florida 

A.B.  Sociology 
MARTIN  VERNON  MITCHELL,  Louisville 

B.B.A.  General  Business 

DANNY  ARTHUR  MOGG.  Albany 

B.S.  Biology 
MICHAEL  THOMAS  MONACELLI.  Albion.  New  York 

B.S.  Health  Education 
ROBERT  WILLIAM  MONAGHAN,  JR.,  Cherry  Hill,  N.J. 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
GARY  MONTGOMERY,  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Management 

NORMA  SUE  MONTGOMERY,  Lexington 

A.B.  Sociology 
FRANCES  CAROL  MOODY,  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
TOMMY  F.  MOODY,  Middlesboro 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
DIANA  MOORE,  Pikeville 

A.B.  Elementary  and  Special  Education 

JUDITH  ELAINE  MOORE,  Winchester 

A.B.  Speech 
SANDRA  JANE  MOORMAN.  Xenia,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SUSAN  CAROL  MORGAN,  Albany 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
BEVERLY  WATERS  MORRIS,  Ft.  Mill,  S.C. 

B.M.E.  Music 

BRUCE  EDWARD  MORRISON,  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
PATTI  A.  MOSER,  Covington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PEGGY  G.  MOSS.  Burgin 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
EDWIN  ELLIS  MYERS,  Bethel.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  Education 


SENIORS/MEY-MYE   449 


PATRICIA  GAIL  MYERS,  Lexington 

B.S.  Psychology 
SUSAN  JANE  MYERS,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  W.  MYNHIER,  Ashland 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
MICHAEL  A.  MYRICK.  Amelia,  Ohio 

B.S.  Biology 

FRANK  J.  NAHLIK,  Queens  Village,  NY. 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
SUSAN  NANCE,  Pikeville 

A.B.  English 
CAROLYN  NATICCHIONI,  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
PAULA  LESLIE  NEAL,  Irvine 

B.S.  Business  Education 

SUSAN  NEW,  Barbourville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
JILL  ANNE  NORCROSS,  Cleveland,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
FRANK  B.  NIEMEYER.  JR..  Ft.  Mitchell 

B.B.A.  Management 
DANIEL  NORDHEIM,  Springboro.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

GEORGE  PROCTOR  NORTON,  Winchester 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JOHN  KEVIN  OERTHER,  Frankfort 

B.B.A.  Finance 
BARRY  M.  OGDEN.  Lexington 

B.S.  Agriculture 
ERIC  VINCENT  O'REA,  Louisville 

A.B.  Broadcasting 

MICHAEL  RAY  OSBORNE,  Florence 

B.S.  Chemistry 
SANDRA  SCHAFER  OSBORNE,  Florence 

B.M.E.  Music  Education 
MARLENE  F.  OWEN,  London 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CAROLINE  BOONE  OWENS,  Maysville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

MARJORIE  EDWINA  OWENS,  Loyall 

B.S.  Business  Education 
MAVAJUNEOWENS,  Mt.  Vernon 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
LINDASUE  PACK,  Midland.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
ROSS  CHARLES  PAHNKE,  Oak  Lawn,  III. 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

SANDRA  LINN  PARK,  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Sciences 
ROBERT  F.  PARKER.  West  Cradock,  Va. 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
JOY  L.  PARRIGIN,  Monticello 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
JAMES  DAVID  PATTON,  East  Bernstadt 

A.B.  Geography 


450   SENIORS/MYE-PAT 


Classes  Teach  Important  Skills 


Technical  skills  are  valuable  in  a  number  of  fields.  Here  an  art  design 
student  uses  an  electric  grinder  to  fashion  a  piece  of  metallic  sculpture. 


SENIORS   451 


Basketball  Excitement  Continues  To  March 


MILDRED  ELAINE  PAYNE,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DONALD  GLENN  PEACE.  Elizabethtown 

B.B.A.  Finance 
JOHN  B.  PEACE.  Covington 

A.B.  Art 
THOMAS  EDWIN  PEEK.  Lexington 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

JAMES  V.  PELLEGRINON.  New  Boston.  Ohio 

A.B.  Political  Science 
RONNIE  PENNINGTON.  Manchester 

A.B.  Art 
SHELBY  GENE  PENNINGTON.  Cawood 

A.B.  Sociology 
SHELBY  JAMES  PENNIX.  JR..  London 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

B.JILL  PERKINS.  Louisville 

A.B.  Political  Science 
JAMES  W.  PERKINS.  Lexington 

A.B.  Social  Work 
SHARON  ANN  PERKS.  Springfield.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DOUGLAS  WAYNE  PERRY.  Richmond 

B.B.A.  Accounting 


School  spirit  is  expressed  on  the  faces  of  some  students  during  a  Colonel 
basketball  game 


452   SENIORS  PAY-PER 


KATHLEEN  MARTIN  PERRY.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARY  LEANNE  PETTENGILL.  Richmond 

A.B.  Political  Science 
PATRICIAANN  PHELPS.  Columbia 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation 
KATHLEEN  J.  PHILLIPS.  Louisville 

A.B.  English 

PAUL  GERALD  PICKRELL.  Augusta 

B.M.E.  Music 
PAMELA  LYNN  PIKE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Biology 
MAJORIE  ANN  PILANT,  Richmond 

A.B.  French 
JANET  SUE  PLAYFORTH.  Crab  Orchard 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JAMES  DAVID  PLEASANT.  Valley  Station 

B.S.  Biology  and  A.B.  German 
WILLIAM  RAYMOND  PLOUVIER.  Hodgenville 

B.S.  Agriculture 
PAMELA  MARIE  POPE.  Fern  Creek 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARK  ALLAN  PORTER.  Fairfield.  Ohio 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 


SENIORS'PER-POR   453 


Grill  Remains  A  Popular  Retreat 


CHARLES  NORMAN  POWELL.  Elkhorn  City 

B.B.A.  Business 
MARTHA  JANE  POWELL.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DONALD  G.  POWERS,  Charlottesville,  Virginia 

A.B.  Political  Science 
MARY  ANN  POWERS.  Lexington 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

JERRY  LEE  POYNTER,  Livingston 

B.S.  Pre-medical  Services 
JERRY  L.  PRICE.  Paris 

A.B.  History 
PATRICK  J.  PRITCHARD.  Granville,  Ohio 

A.B.  English 
SUSAN  JEAN  PUGH,  Alexandria.  Virginia 

A.B.  Sociology 


Washing  a  hastily  eaten  sandwich  down  with  a  coke  is  a  familiar  routine 
for  a  between-classes  lunch. 


454   SENIORS  POW-PUG 


WANDA  DARLENE  PULLEN.  Big  Springs 

B.S.  Business  Education 
PAMELA  KAYE  QUIGGINS,  Louisville 

A.B.  Art 
ROBERT  T.  RABENSTEIN,  Amelia.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
DENNIS  S.  RAISOR.  Sanders 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

EDGAR  ALLEN  RAKER.  Carrollton 

B.S.  Chemistry 
D.  THOMAS  RAMEY.  Park  Hills 

A.B.  Anthropology 
ALBERTA  KEMPER  RAMSEY.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LINDA  COLYER  RANDALL.  Somerset 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

LOUIS  ANTHONY  RANIERO.  JR..  Newport 

B.B.A.  Business  Management 
CAROLYN  SUE  RANKIN,  Crab  Orchard 

B.S.  Business  Education 
SARA  JANE  RANKIN.  Waddy 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
KENNETH  JAMES  RAPP.  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

B.B.A.  General  Business 

WILLIAM  RAY  RATCLIFF.  Corinth 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
BILLIE  KAREN  RATLIFF,  Raceland 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation 
SANDRA  P.  RATLIFF.  Martin 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
PATRICIA  L.  RAUEN.  Ft.  Mitchell 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JANICE  LYNN  RAWSON,  Ashland 

A.B.  Spanish 
STUART  A.  REAGAN.  Frankfort 

A.B.  Political  Science 
WILLIAM  ANTHONY  RECKER.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Product  Management 
LINDA  LOU  REECE.  Annville 

B.S.  Business  Education 

CHARLES  BERKLEY  REED  III,  Louisville 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
GAIL  SUE  REEDY,  Norwood.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
WILLIAM  BRADLEY  REEVES.  Lexington 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
LUCRETIA  J.  REID.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

JANYCE  LEE  REINDERS,  Alexandria 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CHRIS  JOHN  REITZ.  Ft.  Thomas 

A.B.  Spanish 
VERNE  EVERETT  RENNACKER,  Princeton.  III. 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 
DAN  CLAYTON  REYNOLDS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Business  Education 


SENIORS  PUL-REY   455 


ERIC  THOMAS  REYNOLDS.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
JAMES  W.  REYNOLDS.  Pikeville 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
RICHARD  ROY  REYNOLDS.  Mt.  Sterling 

B.B.A.  Business 
EDNA  JANE  RICE.  Catlettsburg 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

LINDA  WESLEY  RICE.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARTHA  JEAN  RICHESON.  Louisville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
THOMAS  DWAINE  RIDDELL.  Irvine 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
ROBERT  THOMAS  RIDDER.  Newport 

B.B.A.  Marketing 

DONNA  BEGLEY  RIGSBY.  Lexington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARY  ELIZABETH  RILEY.  Nicholasville 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
PATRICIA  RITCHEY.  Lexington 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
ANIBAL  RIVERA.  JR..  Caguas.  Puerto  Rico 

A.B.  Political  Science 

EVERETT  CALBIE  ROBERTS.  Frankfort 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
JAMES  STEVEN  ROBERTS.  Middletown.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Business 
PAMELA  J.  ROBERTS.  Fairfield.  Ohio 

A.B.  French 
KEVIN  McCHORD  ROBERTSON.  Lebanon 

B.M.E.  Music 

SHIRLEY  JEAN  ROBINSON.  Shelbyville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
STEPHEN  HOWARD  ROCKENSTEIN.  Covington 

B.S.  Psychology 
LOWELL  THOMAS  RODGERS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
JUDY  CAROLYN  ROESCH.  New  Lebanon.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 

HAZEL  JEAN  ROGERS.  Richmond 

A.B.  Social  Studies 
JOANNE  ROGERS.  Louisville 

A.B.  Political  Science 
PAUL  B.  ROGERS.  Winchester 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
GERMAINE  VERONICA  ROGGENKAMP  Louisville 

A.B.  Art 

MARY  CAROL  ROSE.  Owenton 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SHIRLEY  CHILDERS  ROSE.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JANE  LAMONDA  ROUTT.  Milford 

A.B.  English 
GERALD  L.  ROWE.  Georgetown 

B.S.  Biology 


456   SENIORS  REY-ROW 


Rooftop  Sunbathing  Becomes  A  Ritua 


TERRY  A.  ROWLETT,  Bedford 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JAN  L.  ROWLEY,  Corinth,  New  York 

A.B.  Social  Work  and  B.S.  Physical  Education 
SUE  ELLEN  ROWLEY.  Celina,  Ohio 

A.B.  Sociology 
ALICE  FAY  ROY,  Columbia 

A.B.  Social  Work 

LARRY  WAYNE  ROYALTY,  Paris 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PAULA  LEE  RUBY,  Chaplin 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SAMUEL  LOUIS  RUDER,  London 

B.S.  Art 
HARRY  HAMILTON  RUMBLE,  III,  Charlottesville,  Va. 

A.B.  History 


The  race  for  an  early  tan  sends  coeds  to  dorm  rooftops. 


SENIORS/ROW-RUM    457 


Ceremonies  Increase  As  Year  Nears  End 


PHILLIP  RUNYON.  Richmond 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
LEONARD  ALONZO  RUSSELL.  Paris 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
JAMES  LEE  RUTHERFORD.  Somerset 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARGARET  M.  RYAN.  Peekskill.  New  York 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

DEBORAH  ANNESALYER.  Rising  Sun.  Indiana 

A.B.  Library  Science 
DINAH  K.  SAMONS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
DARYL  LEE  SATCHWELL.  Ghent 

B.S.  Agriculture 
LINDA  KAY  SATCHWILL.  Richmond 

B.S.  Mathematics 


MJfi 


President  Martin  presents  an  award  to  a  senior  cadet  at  the  annual 
President's  Review 


458   SENIORS'RUN-SAT 


JAMES  RICHARD  SAUNDERS.  Salem,  Indiana 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARTHA  SAYLOR.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  H.  SCARBOROUGH,  Lmwood.  New  Jersey 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
DENNIS  DALE  SCARBROUGH.  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

TERESA  D.  SCHORNICK.  Columbus.  Indiana 

A.B.  Spanish 
MARK  GEORGE  SCHREIBER.  Lexington 

B.S.  Recreation 
SHIRLEY  L.  SCHUETZ.  Sidney.  Ohio 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
STEVEN  E.  SCHULTZ.  Newport 

B.B.A.  Business 

THOMAS  WAYNE  SCHULTZ,  Haddonfield.  N.J. 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
GLENDA  KAYE  SCHWARTZ.  Southgate 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
GARY  LEE  SCHWEIKERT.  Newport 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
GARY  LEE  SCOTT.  Broadhead 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

MARILYN  J.  SCROGGIN.  Burlington 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
LINDA  LEE  SEARS.  Louisville 

A.B.  History 
MARGENE  SEARS.  Norwood.  Ohio 

A.B.  English 
ROBERT  M.  SEARS.  Ft.  Wright 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement  and  Psychology 

CAROL  R.  SEVERS.  Pompton  Lakes.  N.J. 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
GARY  CONEL  SHAW.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Finance 
PATRICIA  ANN  SHAW.  Sarasota,  Florida 

A.B.  History 
WAYNE  LEE  SHAW.  Louisville 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

CARL  ANDREW  SHAY.  Newport 

B.S.  Chemistry 
RANDY  STEPHEN  SHEPHERD,  South  Shore 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MICHAEL  NEESON  SHER,  Louisville 

B.M.E.  Music 
STEPHEN  DOUGLAS  SHINN.  Ludlow 

B.B.A.  Management 

COLONEL  RODNEY  SHOCKEY,  W.  Alexandria.  Ohio 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
RUBY  SHOCKEY,  Hazard 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BERNIE  ALLEN  SHORT.  Lexington 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
RONALD  LETCHER  SHORT.  Whitesburg 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 


SENIORS/SAU-SHO   459 


SHEILA  LUCAS  SHORT.  Whitesburg 

B.S.  Business 
GEORGANNA  SHOUSE.  Danville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
ELLEN  H.  SIMPSON.  Louisville 

A.B.  Sociology 
DAVID  K.  SIPPLE,  South  Shore 

B.S.  Psychology 

JANEC.  SIPPLE,  Irvine 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARGARET  ANN  SKAGGS.  Ashland 

A.B.  Latin  and  French 
JODY  KAY  SKIPWORTH.  Louisville 

A.B.  Spanish 
BERNARD  F.  SKONIECZNY,  Ambridge.  Pa. 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

HAROLD  STEPHEN  SLOAN.  Elkhorn  City 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
ANDREW  P.  SLONE,  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
CULLEN  B.  SLONE,  JR..  Louisville 

B.M.E.  Music 
HAROLD  G.  SLONE,  Phyllis 

B.S.  Law  Enforcement 

CHERYL  LYNN  SMITH,  Louisville 

B.S.  Recreation 
CLARA  MARIE  SMITH,  Batavia,  Ohio 

A.B.  English 
CLARENCE  SMITH,  Manchester 

B.S.  Business  Education 
LYNDA  KAYE  SMITH,  Russell  Springs 

A.B.  Social  Work 

MARK  R.  SMITH,  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Management 
PHYLLIS  ANN  SMITH,  Harlan 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
ROBERT  D.  SMITH.  Crab  Orchard 

B.B.A.  Business 
ROY  ALAN  SMITH,  Winchester 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 

SHARON  ANN  SMITH.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CHARLOTTE  RAY  SMOOT.  Florence 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
REBECCA  ANN  SMYTH,  New  Harmony,  Indiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
NOLAN  STEPHEN  SNELL,  Covington 

B.S.  Physics 

JOEL  ALAN  SNELLING,  Springfield,  Ohio 

B.S.  Psychology 
DEBORAH  KAY  SNIDER,  Mt.  Orab,  Ohio 

A.B.  Social  Work 
LARRY  V.  SOLVEY.  Mineral  City,  Ohio 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
JANET  LYNNE  SPAHN,  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


460   SENIORS'SHO-SPA 


Spring  Moves  Study  Outdoors 


This  coed  finds  the  atmosphere  of  the  ravine  a  pleasant  environment 
in  which  to  study. 


SENIORS   461 


STEPHEN  DUNCAN  SPARKS,  Winchester 

B.B.A.  Finance 
JERRY  HOUSER  SPARROW.  Burgin 

A.B.  History 
RALPH  ARNOLD  SPEAKES.  JR..  Danville 

B.S.  Agriculture 
SAMUEL  DAVID  SPEARS.  Albany 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

RONALD  WAYNE  SPENCER.  Walton 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
SANDRA  L.  SPIESER.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

A.B.  Political  Science 
LINDA  SUE  STADLER.  Hamilton.  Ohio 

A.B.  English 
LUCINDA  STANFORD.  Jackson 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

MARY  ELIZABETH  STANGER.  Cragsmoor.  N.Y. 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
STEVEN  BRYAN  STANLEY.  Rushsylvania.  Ohio 

A.B.  Speech  and  Drama 
HOWARD  RANDALL  STARNES.  Elkhorn  City 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
DAVID  EUGENE  STEBING.  Auburn.  Indiana 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

LANACAROLSTEELMAN,  Harrison.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BETTY  LOUISE  STEPHENS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Mathematics 
RONALD  WAYNE  STEPHENSON.  Erlanger 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
CAROL  LEE  STEVENS.  Gettysburg.  Pa. 

B.S.  Recreation 

ALLEN  FOSTER  STEWART.  Taylorsville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CECIL  W.STEWART.  Franklin.  Ohio 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
PRUDA  ELIZABETH  STEWART.  Letcher 

B.S.  Psychology 
STEPHEN  A.  STICE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Mathematics 

JACQUELINE  IRENE  STIGALL.  Ft.  Thomas 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOE  SIDNEY  BRUCE  STIGALL.  Ft.  Thomas 

B.S.  Mathematics 
MIKETHOMASSTODGHILL.  Mt.  Eden 

B.S.  Agriculture 
JANE  STOFFREGEN.  Hamilton.  Ohio 

A.B.  Textile  and  Design 

DEBORAH  BAILEY  STONE.  Richmond 

A.B.  Anthropology 
RONNIE  EUGENE  STONE.  Lebanon.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Management 
CHARLES  WILLIAM  STOUT.  Shelbyville 

B.S.  Vocational  Technology 
RICHARD  DWIGHT  STOVER,  Carbondale,  Pa. 

A.B.  History 


462   SENIORS'SPA-STO 


She-Male  Contest  Brightens  Campus  Scene 


MIKE  STRATTON,  Lawrenceburg 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
WILLIAM  HENRY  STRUSS,  JR.,  Louisville 

A.B.  Art 
PATRICIA  ANN  STUDER,  Cold  Springs 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
CATHY  LYNN  SULLIVAN.  Goshen.  Ohio 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 

JOHN  WILLIAM  SUTTER.  LaGrange  Park.  III. 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 
DAVID  NICKELL  SWANGO.  Louisville 

B.S.  Food  Service  Management 
MYRAVIRGINIASWOPE,  Stanford 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
RICHARD  WILLIAM  TABELING.  Ft   Mitchell 

B.B.A.  Management 


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An  ersatz  Lady  (?)  of  the  Harbour  holds  her/his  beacon  high  during  the  annual 
Kappa  Delta  Tau  She-Male  Contest. 


SENIORS/STR-TAB  463 


Seniors'  Awareness  Broadened  By  Classes 


MARY  FRANCES  TALLENT.  Albany 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
PATTY  LYNN  TARVIN.  Richmond 

B.S.  Business  Education 
TERRY  L.  TATEM.  Lancaster 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
CLIFTON  LEE  TATUM.  Lebanon 

B.B.A.  Management 

ELLEN  COLETAULBEE.  Lancaster 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
DIANA  DIBBLE  TAYLOR.  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Fla. 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LARRY  D.  TAYLOR.  Frankfort 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
WILLIAM  E.  TAYLOR.  Honey  Bee 

B.S.  Recreation 

GARY  S.  TEDFORD.  Norwood.  Ohio 

B.B.A.  Marketing 
SUE  CAROL  TERRELL.  Chaplin 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CHERINE  KIRCHNERTERSTEGGE.  Louisville 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
CAROL  JEANET  THOMAS.  Richmond 

A  B  English 


Teacher-student  relationships  become  less  formal  as  this  instructor  tries 
to  bridge  the  gap  within  his  classroom. 


464   SENIORS  TAL-THO 


M.  RITA  THOMAS,  Ehzabethtown 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
MARGARET  V.THOMAS.  Greenup 

A.B.  English 
SAMMY  TODD  THOMAS,  Paris 

A.B.  History 
BRENDA  YVONNETHOMPSON.  Mackville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

BRUCE  NORVELL  THOMPSON.  Pleasureville 

B.B.A.  Management 
CLEVELAND  B.  THOMPSON.  Nicholasville 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
DORIS  KAY  THOMPSON,  Pikeville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
HOWARD  THOMPSON.  Bronston 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 

JENNIFER  INGRAM  THOMPSON.  Pleasureville 

A.B.  Spanish 
LETITIA  ANNTHOMPSON.  Louisville 

B.S.  Mathematics 
MARY  EMILY  THOMPSON.  Irvine 

A.B.  Social  Science  Area 
WILLIAM  FORREST  THOMPSON.  Florence 

B.S.  Business  Education 


SENIORS-THO-THO   465 


Intramurals  Provide  Recreational  Outlets 


WILLIAM  GARY  THOMPSON.  Pmeville 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
ELVIN  HOLLIS  THRASHER.  Albany 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JERRY  AUSTIN  TIPTON.  Irvine 

B.B.A.  Management 
NANCY  ANN  TODD.  Frankfort 

B.S.  Chemistry 

ANN  H.  TOWLER.  Ashland 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CAROL  L.  TRABITS.  Fredonia.  New  York 

B.S.  Health  and  Nutrition 
NANCY  BRUCE  TRISLER.  Harrodsburg 

B.S   Elementary  Education 
TERESA  A.  TROWER.  Fern  Creek 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


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Second  semester  finds  students  involved  in  a  little  out-of-season  football. 


466   SENIORS  THO-TRO 


JAMES  F.  TRUE.  Frankfort 

B.B.A.  Finance 
ROBERT  PRICE  TRUMBO.  Danville 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 
ROBERT  WAYNE  TUCKER,  Florence 

A.B.  Political  Scienceand  B.S.  Phys   Ed 
WILLIAM  R.  TUPMAN.  Florence 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 

JANET  LYNNTURNBULL.  Louisville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
MARY  HAZEL  TURNER.  Sebastian's  Branch 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
POLLY  TURNER.  Talbert 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WAYNE  TURNER.  Jackson 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

CAROL  ANN  TUTTLE.  London 

A.B.  History 
JOHN  L.  UNDERWOOD.  Louisville 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
JANICE  CLAIRE  UPTON.  Louisville 

A.B.  French 
SUSANC.  UTTER.  Elmira,  New  York 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

HAROLD  GLENN  VALLEY.  Bloomfield 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
SHARON  WRIGHT  VAN  HOOSE,  Harrodsburg 

B.M.E.  Music 
GAILANNVAN  NESS.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
BEVERLY  PAULINE  VAN  PELT.  Leesburg,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

CHARLES  GEORGE  VAN  PELT.  Edmeston.  NY. 

B.B.A.  Management 
BARBARA  A.  VAN  ZANT.  Berea 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WILLIAM  ROGERVARNEY.  Forest  Hills 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
JAMES  ELLIOT  VAUGHAN,  Mechanicsville.  Va. 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 

PATRICIA  D.  VENCILL.  Richmond 

B.S.  Business  Education 
CONNIE  MARLENE  VERMILLION.  Junction  City 

A.B.  English 
SARA  ALICE  VICE.  Maysville 

B.S.  Recreational  Therapy 
AUDREY  K.  VIRES.  McKee 

A.B.  History  and  Social  Science 

RYARRION  L.  VIRES.  London 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOSEPH  C.  VOETS.  Orange.  Connecticut 

B.S.  Recreation 
HELEN  JEAN  WADDELL.  Grayson 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOE  WADDELL.  Larkslane 

B.B.A.  Accounting 


SENIORS/TRU-WAD   467 


GLENN  EDWARD  WADE.  Franklin.  Ohio 

B.S.  Political  Science 
WAYNE  L.  WADLINGTON.  Lexington 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
CLAIRE  FRANCES  WAGNER.  Middlesboro 

A.B.  English 
DAVID  LEE  WAGONER.  Pans 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

DEBORAH  ELAINE  WAINSCOTT.  Burlington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SANDRA  KAYE  WAITS.  LaGrange 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
LYNN  WALDEN.  London 

B.S.  Psychology 
WAYNE  NEWLAND  WALDEN.  London 

B.S.  Economics 

CAMDACE  SUE  WALKER.  Fairfield.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  ALBERT  WALLETE.  Feasterville.  Pa. 

B.B.A.  Management 
WILLIAM  DAVID  WARINNER.  Albany 

A.B  History  and  Social  Science 
DAVID  F.  WARNE.  Albion.  New  York 

A.B.  Sociology 

GREGORY  SCOTT  WARNER.  Richmond 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 
SHARON  SUE  WARNER.  Austin.  Indiana 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation  Area 
JOHN  H.  WARTHMAN.  Erie.  Pennsylvania 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PEGGY  J.  WATKINS.  Beattyville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

STEVEN  C   WATKINS.  Troy.  Ohio 

A.B.  English 
SUSAN  JANEWATKINS.  Shelbyville 

B.S.  Recreation 
DEBORAH  LEE  WAXMAN.  Ft.  Mitchell 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  DURWOOD  WEBB.  Louisville 

B.S.  Biology 

FREDERICK  LANGLEY  WEDDINGTON.  Shelbiana 

B.M.E  Music 
JIMMIEWILLIAM  WELCH.  Louisville 

A.B.  Political  Science 
GAYLE  CLARK  WELLS.  Paris 

B.B.A.  Data  Processing 
RONNIE  DAVID  WELLS.  Pamtsville 

B.S.  Business  Education 

JERRY  MICHAEL  WESLEY.  London 

B.S.  Mathematics 
JOHN  THOMAS  WESLEY.  Liberty 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
MICHAEL  F.  WESLEY.  Yosemite 

B.B.A.  General  Business 
JUDITH  ANN  WESSEL,  Cleves.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 


468    SENIORS  WAD-WES 


Senior  Cadets  Commissioned  In  May 


TONI  LEE  WHEELER.  Bristol.  Virginia 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
GARY  D.  WHITAKER.  McRoberts 

B.S.  Mathematics 
GENEVA  WHITAKER.  Somerset 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CAROLE  LYNNE  WHITE,  Xenia,  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

MARGARET  J.  WHITEHEAD.  Brooksville 

A.B.  Library  Science 
STEVEN  A.  WHITEHOUSE.  Milford.  Ohio 

B.S.  Psychology 
ROBERT  BYRON  WHITLOCK.  Richmond 

B.S.  Mathematics 
CARL  HENRY  WICHLUND.  Independence 

B.S.  Industrial  Technology 


Col.  Joseph  L.  Pilant  presents  this  cadet  with  his  commission  as  a 
second  lieutenant  to  climax  four  years  of  classes  and  training. 


SENIORS.'WHE-WIC   469 


Seniors  File  Toward  Commencement 


ROBERT  F.  WICKLINE.  Charleston.  W.  Va. 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SHARON  WIENTJES,  Waynesville.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
PAUL  DOUGLAS  WIGFIELD.  Hagerstown.  Md. 

B.S.  Wildlife  Management 
CAROL  LYNN  WILCOX.  Marion.  Ohio 

A.B.  History 

MILLERSON  LEE  WILKINS.  Louisville 

A.B.  Social  Work 
BETTY  ANN  WILLIAMS.  Barbourville 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
FRANKIE  JOE  WILLIAMS,  Hazard 

B.S.  Mathematics  and  B.B.A.  Accounting 
JUDITH  ELAINE  WILLIAMS.  Russell 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

NEVELTHOMAS  WILLIAMS.  Richmond 

B.S.  Pre-Medical  Services 
TED  M.  WILLIAMS  III.  Covington 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
TED  SHERMAN  WILLIAMS.  London 

B.B.A.  Accounting 
RUSSELLTHOMAS  WILLIAMSON.  Inez 

B.S.  Pre-dental  Services 


Seniors  form  another  line,   much  like  they  have  done  in  past  years  for 
registration,  to  file  across  the  stage  to  receive  their  degrees. 


470   SENIORS  WIC-WIL 


JANE  MARTIN  WILSON,  Versailles 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOYCE  WANNOLA  WILSON,  Lexington 

B.S.  Business  Education 
LYNNE  ANN  WILSON,  Russell 

A.B.  English 
MARY  SUSAN  WILSON.  Eubank 

B.S.  Health  and  Recreation 

RUTH  ANNAWILSON.  Pittsburgh.  Pa. 

B.S.  Biology 
SHARON  L.  WILSON.  Hillsboro.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
WANDA  MASTERS  WILSON.  Richmond 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
CYNTHIAC.  WINBURN,  Ft.  Thomas 

B.S.  Physical  Education 

FLORENCE  HOSKINS  WINSTEAD,  Brodhead 

A.B.  English 
KAREN  ANN  WISHER,  Covington 

A.B.  History 
PATTI  SUE  WITHERS.  Cynthiana 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JAMES  C.  WOMACK.  Grayson 

B.S.  Mathematics 


SENIORS/WIL-WOM    471 


ROBERT  M.  WOOD.  Frankfort 

B.S.  Physical  Education 
MARTIN  WINFIELD  WOODRUFF.  Sabma.  Ohio 

B.S.  Agriculture 
BETTY  JEAN  WOOSLEY.  Irvine 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
JOHN  R.WOOTEN.  Dayton 

B.B.A.  Accounting 

MICHAEL  L.  WOOTON.  Eubank 

A.B.  English 
E.  ANN  WORTHINGTON,  Louisville 

A.B.  Spanish 
CATHERINEC.  WOZNY.  Louisville 

A.B.  English  and  French 
MELVIN  ELLIS  WRIGHT.  Somerset 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 

LARRY  GENE  WYATT,  Berea 

B.S.  Data  Processing 
CAROLYN  LOU  YADEN.  Yosemite 

B.S.  Home  Economics 
KIYOKO  YAGI.  Tokyo.  Japan 

B.M.E.  Music 
YOSHIHIKO  YAGI.  Tokyo.  Japan 

B.S.  Pre-medical  Services 

RICHARD  H.  YATES.  Oxon  Hill,  Maryland 

B.B.A.  Management 
ROGER  DALE  YATES.  Cecilia 

B.S.  Industrial  Education 
BARRY  KEVIN  YOUNG.  Webbville 

B.S.  Psychology 
GEOFFREY  STEVEN  YOUNG.  Lexington 

B.B.A.  Business  Administration 

JANE  RUTH  YOUNG.  East  Bernstadt 

A.B.  English 
JOHN  ALLEN  YOUNG.  Junction  City 

B.S.  Biology 
LINDA  MAE  YOUNG.  Maud.  Ohio 

B.S.  Elementary  Education 
SHIRLEY  LINDAZWICK.  Richmond 

B.S.  Home  Economics 


472   SENIORS/WOO-ZWI 


Commencement  Class  Seniors'  Year 


Lines  of  mortar  board  and  gown-clad  seniors  file  toward  Alumni  Col 
seum  as  commencement  exercises  begin. 


SENIORS   473 


PAUL  ERIC  ABERCRUMBIE.  Covington 

M.A.  Pupil  Personnel 
WADE  MARION  BAILEY.  Red  Bush 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
CHARLENE  L.  BALDINGER.  Cold  Spring 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
BRENDA  SUE  BEATY.  Dayton.  Ohio 

M.A.  History 

SHARON  BEGLEY,  Lebanon 

M.A.  Business  Education 
EDWARD  FRANCIS  BELL.  JR..  Richmond 

M.A.  Non-school  Guidance 
JOHN  BOYD  BINNING.  Tipp  City.  Ohio 

M.A.  Political  Science 
DWIGHT  WESLEY  BOESE.  Claflm.  Kansas 

M.S.  Crimina!  Justice 

JESS  J.  BOWE.  Nitro.  West  Virginia 

M.S.  Criminal  Justice 
CARL  WAYNE  BREWER.  Lexington 

MB. A.  Business  Administration 
RONALD  EDWARD  BROCE.  Kingman.  Arizona 

M.S.  Criminal  Justice 
BARBARA  ANN  BURCHETT.  Arlington.  Virginia 

M.S.  Biology 

LESTERCLAYTON  BURRES.  Louisville 

M  A.  History 
ORIAN  CLYDE  CALDWELL.  Burnside 

SPECIALIST  Student  Personnel 
BARBARA  IRENE  CATICH.  Corbin 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
ROBIN  THAUKEN  CHIA.  Kota  Kmabalu  Saban.  Malaysia 

MB. A.  Accounting 

RAYMOND  P.  CONNORS.  Campbellsburg 

M.S.  Criminal  Justice 
JOELANDRACROCKETT.  Richmond 

M.A.  Special  Education 
JOYCE  ANN  CROSSFIELD.  Lawrenceburg 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
THEODORE  R.  CURTIS  II,  Cynthiana 

M.A.  Non-school  Guidance 

CARL  DAVID  DAVIS  II.  Middlesboro 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
CAROL  ANNE  DAVIS.  Richmond 

M.A.  Guidance 
TINA  VIRGIL  DENTON.  Erlanger 

M.A.  Elementary  Education 
BOBBY  ALLEN  DERRICK.  Corbin 

M.B.A.  Accounting 

DONALD  DARRELL  DICKSON.  Maysville 

M.A.  History 
DONNA  INEZ  DOWLING.  South.  Ohio 

M.A.  Pupil  Personnel 
DORIS  DAWN  DWYER.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

M.A.  History 
DENNIS  HASSON  ENGLAND.  Middlesboro 

M.B.A.  Accounting 


474   GRADUATES  ABE-ENG 


Graduate  School  Expands  Opportunities 


BILLY  RAY  EVERSOLE,  Hazard 

SPECIALIST  Student  Personnel 
STEVE  WAYNE  FARDO.  Butler 

SPECIALISTTechnology 
PATRICIA  CARDINAL  FLANARY.  Lexington 

M.A.  English 
PHYLLIS  ANN  FOREMAN.  Louisville 

SPECIALIST  Student  Personnel 

CHARLES  F.  FROEBE.  Brookville.  Ohio 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
SANDRA  FAYE  FRYMAN.  Cynthiana 

M.S.  Biology 
JAMES  LEWIS  GANO.  Wilmington,  Ohio 

M.A.  History 
DENNIS  J.  GARTLAND.  Youngstown.  Ohio 

M.B.A.  Marketing 

KAREN  D.  GARVIN.  Glen  Rock,  New  Jersey 

M.A.  Business  Education 
B.  DENNIS  GAY.  London 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
DAVID  A.  GERMAN.  Battle  Creek.  Iowa 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
BURL  EUGENE  GILBERT.  Brookville.  Ohio 

M.S.  Physical  Education 


Graduate  students  make  use  of  periodicals  in  researching  topics. 


GRADUATES/EVE-GIL  475 


Graduates  Work  Toward  Commitment 


HOCK-SOON  GOH,  Penang.  Malaysia 

M.S.  Chemistry 
JOANN  GOODMAN.  Louisville 

M.A.  Special  Education 
MARGARET  ODEN  GRAHAM,  Richmond 

M.A.  Elementary  Education 
ROGER  EARLGRIFFITH,  Vienna.  W.  Va. 

M.A.  Clinical  Psychology 

DAVID  PAIGE  HALE.  Marysville.  Ohio 

M.A.  English 
VIVIAN  MAE  HARGETT.  Maysville 

M.A.  Elementary  Education 
W.  JOHN  HAYMAN  II.  Mercer.  Pa. 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
JOHN  ARNOLD  HERALD.  Prestonsburg 

SPECIALIST  Student  Personnel 


Graduate  students  display  hood  denoting  their  advanced  degrees  dur- 
ing commencement. 


476   GRADUATES  GOH-HER 


JUDY  L.  HOPKINS,  Berea 

M.A.  English 
RONALDTYRONE  HOUSE.  Dayton,  Ohio 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
SHIRLEEN  HOWARD.  Hanoverton.  Ohio 

M.S.  Psychology 
DIANN  FORBES  HUTCHINSON,  Louisville 

M.A.  Reading 

LINDA  ANNE  JENKINS.  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

M.A.  Mathematics 
SANDRA  KAY  JOHNSON,  Pikeville 

M.A.  Business  Education 
DANIEL  D.  JORDAN,  Milroy,  Indiana 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
GLENNAH.KERBY.  Berea 

M.S.  Clinical  Psychology 

YON  KIM.  Seoul.  Korea 

M.S.  Psychology 
EUGENE  JAMES  KINNETZ,  Syracuse.  NY. 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
RICHARD  JOSEPH  KOLINSKE.  Sarasota.  Fla. 

M.S.  Industrial  Technology 
HUI  PU  LANG,  Taiwan,  China 

M.A.  Education 

LARRY  JAMES  LARESE.  Export.  Pa. 

M.A.  Geography 
HORNG  JYN  LIN,  Taiwan,  China 

M.A.  Biology 
GARY  E.  McMANUS,  Boiling  Springs,  Pa. 

M.A.  Elementary  Education 
M.  MICHAEL  MARTIN,  Augusta 

M.A.  Counseling  Psychology 

GARY  LEE  MEREDITH.  Letcher 

M.A.  History 
JANET  MAE  MILLER,  Daysboro 

M.A.  Education 
LARRY  E.  MILLER,  Hazard 

M.A.  Geography 
GEORGE  L.  MITCHELL.  JR.,  W.  Palm  Beach.  Fla. 

M.S.  Experimental  Psychology 

JEFFRY  DAVID  MOFFITT,  Ft.  Thomas 

M.S.  Biology 
JOHN  DALE  MOODY,  Louisville 

M.A.  Political  Science 
REGINA  MYERS  MORRIS.  Richmond 

M.A.  Geology 
RONALD  L.  NORCROSS,  Lakewood.  N.J. 

M.A.  Business  Education 

RAYMOND  ISAAC  NORRIS.  JR.,  Richmond 

M.S.  Psychology 
DAVID  D.  PARRETT.  Annville 

M.S.  Industrial  Technology 
WAYNE  ROBERT  PATTERSON,  SugarCreek.  Ohio 

M.P.A.  Economics 
GENE  WILLIAM  PETERSEN.  Atlantic.  Iowa 

M.S.  Industrial  Education 


GRADUATES/HOP-PET  477 


JUDEEN  K.  PETERSEN.  Vermillion.  S.D. 

M.A.  Art 
NAOMI  FAYE  PIERCEY.  Albany 

M.A.  History 
BONNIE  CRAFT  PLUMMER.  Richmond 

M.A.  English 
CHARLES  D.  POYNTER.  Corbin 

M.B.A.  Management 

REX  NEAL  RADER.  Ostrander.  Ohio 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
ARLAN  PAUL  RATFIFF.  Springfield.  Ohio 

M.S.  Physics 
THOMAS  JOHN  REASTER.  Dayton.  Ohio 

M.A.  Non-school  Guidance 
JAMES  ROBERT  REBMANN.  Lexington 

M.A.  Geography 

ORVILLE  KENT  REED.  Wellston.  Ohio 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
RONALD  LYLE  REID.  Manchester 

M.A.  History 
BRENDA  P.  RISNER,  Manchester 

M.A.  English 
HARRIETTE  ANN  RITTER.  Richmond 

M.A.  Elementary  Education 

CARMEN  ROSA  RIVERO.  Columbia.  S.A. 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
JUDGERICHARDSON  ROACH.  Eau  Galhe.  Fla. 

M.A.  Physical  Education 
CARLC.  ROBINSON.  Jenkins 

M.S.  Biology 
JENNIFER  ARNOLD  ROBINSON.  Kettering.  Ohio 

M.A.  History 

CATHY  D.  SCHILLER.  Buffalo.  New  York 

M.S.  Physical  Education 
WILLIAM  FREDERICK  SCHOPKE  III.  Lake  Alfred.  Fla. 

M.M.E.  Piano 
JAMES  PAULSCHRECKER.  Louisville 

M.S.  Criminal  Justice 
JANE  WADE  SKELTON.  Grove  City.  Pa. 

M.A.  Business  Education 

ARNOLD  RAY  SLUSHER.  Harlan 

M.A.  History 
CARL  A.  SMITH.  Richmond 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
ERIC  ALAN  SMITH.  Dayton.  Ohio 

M.A.  Geography 
WILLIAM  ALBERT  SMITH  II.  Erlanger 

M.B.A.  Management 

MANUEL  RAY  SPENCER.  Richmond 

M.A.  Geography 
JOAN  C.STAFFORD.  Paris 

M.A.  English 
WILLIAM  B.  STEVENS.  Pmeville 

M.A.  Education 
WILLIAM  L.  STOESS.  Crestwood 

M.A.  Non-school  Guidance  and  Counseling 


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478   GRADUATES  PET-STO 


CHARLES  MICHAEL  STOKES.  Monticello 

MP. A.  Political  Science 
GREGORY  HUNT  STONER.  Hagerstown 

M.A.  Non-school  Guidance 
ANNA  S.  STURGILL.  Lexington 

M.S.  Psychology 
SHICHANG  SUNG,  Seoul.  Korea 

M.B.A.  Accounting 

JEANNE  MARIE  SWITZER.  Bellevue 

M.A.  Educational  Psychology  and  Guidance 
JOHN  ALLAN  SWOPE.  Lexington 

M.B.A.  Economics 
RICHARD  WAYNE  TABOR.  Crossville.  Tenn. 

M.A.  Guidance  and  Counseling 
HOWARD  RICKY  TATUM.  Lebanon 

M.A.  Business  Education 

LOUIS  RICHARD  TAYLOR.  Wilhamstown 

M.A.  Education 
PAUL  ANTHONY  TERSTEGGE.  Louisville 

M.B.A.  Business 
ROBERT  BRYAN  VAN  HOOSE.  Paintsville 

SPECIALIST  Pupil  Personnel 
HAZEL  R.  WALKER,  Dayton.  Ohio 

M.A.  Business  Education 

JAMES  WATSON  WEBB.  Hazard 

M.A.  English 
JAMES  LEON  WHITTAMORE.  Bybee 

M.A.  Industrial  Education 
CHARLES  H.  WILLIAMS.  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 

M.S.  Biology 
DANIEL  E.  WILSON.  Middlesboro 

M.A.  Political  Science 


PHYLLIS  ANN  WRIGHT.  Cumberland,  Md. 

M.A.  History 
SISTER  AGNES  ZISSULIS.  Brockton.  Mass. 

M.A.  English 


GRADUATES/STO-ZIS   479 


Spring  Permits  Outdoor  Learnin, 


CONSTANCE  KATHRYN  BAKER.  Oneida.  Tenn. 

A, A.  Nursing 
MARY  CLAY  BENTON.  Pans 

A. A.  Nursing 
DOTTIE  BOWLING.  Manchester 

A. A.  Nursing 
KATHLEEN  FAYE  BROWNING.  Mitchellsburg 

A. A.  Nursing 

JOYCE  L.  BYRUM.  Louisville 

A. A,  Nursing 
LiNDASUECATON.  Harrodsburg 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
CARRIE  M.  CHEET.  Cynthiana 

A. A.  Nursing 
TRUDY  JEAN  CLAUNCH.  Burgin 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 

JACKIE  KARLACOPELAND.  Owensboro 

A. A.  Nursing 
SHEILA  KAY  CRAIG.  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
SHIRLEY  LORINECRAWFORD.  Newport 

A. A.  Nursing 
DORA  R,  COLBENSON.  Richmond 

A  A  Nursing 


ROTC  cadets  learn  camouflage  techniques  during  a  field  training  exercise. 


480    ASSOCIATES  BAK-COL 


JANEGAYLECURTIS.  Springfield 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
LINDA  SUE  CURTIS.  Millersburg 

A. A.  Nursing 
NANCY  DIANE  DAUGHERTY.  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
MARY  ELIZABETH  DURBIN.  Irvine 

A. A.  Recreation 

SHARON  MARIE  ERHART,  Kalida.  Ohio 

A. A.  Nursing 
DONNA  JEAN  FISHER.  Louisville 

A. A.  Recreation 
REBECCA  LYNN  GARRETT.  Irvine 

A. A.  Office  Administration 
CHADWICK  RAY  HARPER.  London 

A. A.  Pre-Pharmacy 

BILLIE  JO  HEATHMAN.  Richmond 

A. A.  Nursing 
CHARLENE  HENDERSON.  Irvmgton 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
JUDITH  ANN  HOUSEFIELD.  Hamilton.  Ohio 

A. A.  Nursing 
SHARON  ANN  JOHNSON.  Louisville 

A. A.  Nursing 


ASSOCIATES/CUR-JOH   481 


JOHNNIE  G.  JONES,  Lexington 

A. A.  Nursing 
JOAN  RENNE  KENNEDY,  Owensboro 

A. A.  Nursing 
MARCIA  ANN  KIRKLAND,  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
JANICE  KAYE  LAMB,  Mitchellsburg 

A. A.  Nursing 

PATRICIA  ANNE  LANE,  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
ELIZABETH  SUE  LAWS,  London 

A  A.  Nursing 
BARBARA  ANN  LINDER,  Centerville.  Ohio 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
BARB  A.  LUBRECHT.  Ft.  Mitchell 

A. A.  Nursing 

BARBARA  ANN  McCORD,  Winchester 

A. A.  Medical  Assisting 
DONNA  JEAN  McDONALD,  Harlan 

A. A.  Child  Care 
MARTHA  JEAN  MARLOWE.  Bradfordsville 

A. A.  Nursing 
JULIO  CESAR  MARTINEZ,  Caracas.  Venezuela 

A. A.  Applied  Electronics 

BARBARA  JO  MATTHEWS.  Murray  Hill.  N.J. 

A. A.  Nursing 
NANCY  GAYLE  MAY,  Perryville 

A. A.  Nursing 
RENE  LYNN  MAURIELLO,  Louisville 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
KAREN  SUE  MEENACH.  Cold  Spring 

A. A.  Nursing 

NORMA  LOUISE  NAGLE.  Richmond 

A. A.  Nursing 
ROBERTA  LOUISE  PARK.  Centerville,  Ohio 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
BEVERLY  JEAN  PETERS,  South  Shore 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
CATHIE  L.  PORT,  North  Syracuse.  N.Y. 

A. A.  Nursing 

PEGGY  DIANNE  RICE.  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
MARLA  ELAINE  SAMPLE.  Louisville 

A. A.  Law  Enforcement 
ROBERT  W.SAMS.  London 

A. A.  Industrial  Technology 
STEPHANIE  DAY  SCHLOEMER.  Frankfort 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 

JILL  SHANAHAN.  Nicholasville 

A. A.  Nursing 
SHERRYL  IRENE  SHRADER.  Louisville 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 
CATHY  JOAN  SMITH,  Gray  Hawk 

A. A.  Business 
TERESA  J.  SMITHER,  Scott  AFB,  III. 

A. A.  Nursing 


482   ASSOCIATES/JON-SMI 


Associate  Programs  Broaden  Reach 


SUSAN  ANN  STEGER,  Florence 

A. A.  Food  Service  Technology 
ELLEN  LYNNE  STEVENSON,  Albion,  N.Y. 

A. A.  Food  Service 
VICKI  SUE  TACKETT.  Danville 

A. A.  Nursing 
JANE  DAWSON  TAYLOR,  Bradstown 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 

RITA  CAROLE  TAYLOR,  Dry  Ridge 

A. A.  Nursing 
RONALD  E.  THOMPSON,  Paris 

A. A.  Industrial  Technology 
JAMES  WILLIAM  THORNTON,  Bradfordsville 

A. A.  Agriculture 
LENANE  TURNER,  Barnesville,  Ohio 

A.  A.  Food  Service  Technology 

JOE  IVA  WASHINGTON,  Lynch 

A. A.  Recreation 
CHRIS  WILLIAM  WOEGENS,  Canal  Zone,  Panama 

A. A.  Drafting  and  Design 
KATHLEEN  MARIE  YOUNG,  Junction  City 

A. A.  Secretarial  Science 


The  capping  ceremony  marks  a  climax  in  the  student  nurse's  career. 


ASSOCIATES/STE-YOU   483 


fES 


JUNIOR  CLASS  OFFICERS:  Connie  Palsgrove.  Secretary;  Art  Cassil,  President;  Patty  Taylor.  Treasurer;  Ginger  Spriggs.  Student  Senate;  Bob 
Iglehart.  Vice-President;  Judy  Wessel.  Student  Senate. 

Juniors  Take 
Election  Initiative 

Looking  to  a  new  year  the  Class  of  '72 
was  the  first  class  to  hold  its  own  elections  in 
an  attempt  to  create  more  interest.  This  was 
successful  as  other  classes  soon  followed 
suit  by  holding  their  elections. 

Under  the  leadership  of  its  president,  Art 
Cassil,  the  class  built  a  float  for  Homecom- 
ing, contributed  to  the  Century  Fund,  and 
sponsored  the  Prom  and  Prom  Concert  in  the 
spring. 


486  JUNIORS 


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PAUL  J.  ADAMO  Fort  Knox 
MATTIEL  ADAMS  Premium 
ALBERT  B  ADELGREN  Lakewood.  N.Y. 
CAROLYN  ADKINSVirgie 
JAMES  C   ADRIAN  Lexington 
TERRY  J  AKERS  Louisville 
PATRICIA  S.  ALEXANDER  Ravenna 
MARYM  ALFORD  Lexington 

DIANA  L.  ALLEN  Richmond 
WILLIAM  R.  ALLEN  Louisville 
ELIZABETH  P.  AMBROSE  Richmond 
RALPH  ANDERSON  Lancaster 
JEAN  A.  ANSLEY  Kenton.  0. 
DALE  C.  ARCANGELI  Interlaken.  N  Y. 
DANIEL  S  ARGABRIGHT  Anderson.  Ind. 
WILLIAM  C.  ASHBY  Valley  Station 

LINDA  L.  ATKINSON  Louisville 
JIM  E  AUSTIN  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
THOMAS  E-  AVERITT.  JR.  Thomson.  Ga. 
CAROLYN  BAGWELL  Louisville 
DEBORAH  L  BAILEY  Demossville 
DEVONAL   BAILEY  Louisville 
CHARLES  D.  BAKER  Mt.  Vernon 
JAMES  M.  BAKER  Corbin 

ROBERT  J.  BAKER  North  Bend.  0. 
ELIZABETH  A.  BALLARD  Lexington 
JACK  R.  BARBER  Ashland 
CHARLES  A.  BARR  Louisville 
JAMES  C   BARTLESON  Burgin 
ROGER  L  BASHAM  Louisville 
BRUCE  M.  BASS  Louisville 
WILLIAM  K.  BATTE  Cynthiana 

LINDA  L.  BAUER  Harrison.  0. 
DANIEL  J.  BAUR  Athens.  0. 
JEANNE  T   BAYER  Baltimore,  Md. 
JOHN  R.  BEAM  Bardstown 
WILLIAM  J.  BEARD  Fairdale 
CLIFFORD  V.  BECKHAM  Louisville 
LINDA  F   BEECHBOARD  Monticello 
DWIGHTM   BEGLEY  Lebanon 

DEBORAH  E   BEHYMER  Hillsboro.  0. 
JAMES  BELLVicco 
LENISER  BELL  Louisville 
ROBERT  J   BELLMAN  Wilmore 
JACK  T.  BENNINGS  Ft.  Mitchell 
LINDA  A  BENTLEY  South  Portsmouth 
NOVELLA  BENTLEY  Wayland 
PATRICIA  A.  BENTLEY  Louisville 

WANDA  L.  BERRY  Ghent 

KEITH  T.  BERTRAND  Arima.  Trinidad 

ANAM.  BIBBS  Louisville 

BETTY  A.  BINGHAM  Barbourville 

LINDA  J.  BLACKWOOD  Cincinnati.  0. 

HOWARD  D.BLAKE  Paris 

RANDY  E.  BLANKENSHIPStanville 

PATRICIA  E.  BLOCK  Williamsburg.  0. 

HARVEY  H.  BODLEY  Loveland,  0. 
CAROLYN  L.  BOGGESS  Greenville 
DANIEL  U.  BORDEN  Covington 
ELAINE  L.  BORING  Mt.  Gilead.  0. 
STEVEN  K.  BORING  Mt.  Gilead.  0. 
PAMELA  K.  BOSTICK  Lebanon,  0. 
JOHN  C.  BOWERS  Alexandria 
STEPHANIE  K.  BOWERS  New  Carlisle.  0. 

G.  PAULETTE  BOWLIN  Richmond 
REBECCA  J.  BOWLING  London 
CLYDE  W.  BOYLES  South  Shore 
ELINDA  C.  BOYLES  South  Shore 
SARAH  A.  BRADFORD  Danville 
SHERRI  L.  BRADLEY  Somerset 
LYNDA  C.  BRAMEL  Maysvllle 
BARBARA  A.  BRAY  Butler 


JUNIORS/ADA-BRA  487 


RAYMOND  0.  BRENDA  Crab  Orchard 
GARY  D.  BREWER  Louisa 
JOHN  D.  BRIDEWELL  Alexandria 
KURT  H.  BROERING  Cold  Springs 
ALICE  M   BROOKS  Frankfort 
DALE  S.  BROOKS  Wilson.  NY 
LESLIEC   BROSIUS  Hamilton.  0. 
ARTIE  K.  BROWN  West  Liberty 

DONNA  J.  BROWN  Bardstown 
JAMES  C.  BROWN  Liberty 
MICHAEL  C   BROWN  Lexington 
PHILLIP  E   BROWN  Louisville 
WILLIAM  D   BROWN  Dayton.  0. 
DARLENEA  BRUCE  Louisville 
CHARLES  S   BRUNKERCynthiana 
GEORGE  C.  BRYANT  Burnside 

JO  ANNE  BUCHANAN  Lebanon,  0. 
ANNE  E.  BUCKHOLZ  Frankfort 
BARBARA  A,  BUDKE  Covington 
PEGGY  S.  BUIS  Eubank 
DOROTHY  A.  BULCHER  Versailles.  0. 
JUDITH  A,  BULLOCK  Brodhead 
ANNE  K   BURDETTE  Lebanon 
JANICE  0-  BURDETTE  Lancaster 

DAVID  A.  BURDINE  Lexington 
PATRICIA  Y.  BURKE  Hamilton.  0 
SUZANNE  R  BURKHART  Valley  Station 
ANN  L.  BURKHEAD  Mt  Washington 
BILLY  J.  BURTON  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
BRENDA  BURTON  Dayton 
SHERRILL  L.  BURTON  Monticello 
BARRY  L.  BUSH  Winchester 

J  THOMAS  CAHILL  Levittown.  Pa 
PATRICIA  E.  CALICO  Berea 
R  KIP  CAMERON  Hopkinsville 
EARL  F,  CAMIC  Harrodsburg 
DIANE  CAMPBELL  Mt  Sterling 
LARRY  J  CAMPBELL  Richmond 
LINDA  K  CAMPBELL  Lexington 
TOMMY  D  CAMPBELL  Lebanon,  0 

CATHERINE  M  CANDLER  Stanford 
DEBBY  K  CANTRILL  Fairborn.  0- 
VELMAJ  CAREY  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
CAROLYN  J  CARNES  Richmond 
JO  ANN  CARNES  Richmond 
JASPER  CARPENTER  Lexington 
BARRY  D  CARRENDER  Burgin 
FRANCIS  J.  CARRICO  Louisville 

KEITH  F.  CARROLL  Cincinnati.  0. 
REBECCA  L  CARTWRIGHT  Akron.  0. 
JANET  E  CASWELL  Paris 
VERENA  E  CATRON  Kassel.  Germany 
JO  ANNE  CAVALIER  Huntington.  N.Y. 
CHARLES  M.  CECIL  St.  Franis 
JOHN  R  CECIL  New  Haven 
JOHN  T.  CENTER  Campton 

WENDELL  T.  CHANEY  Centerville.O. 
CARL  D.  CHAPLIN  Richmond 
LINDA  L.  CHAPMAN  Lexington 
NINACHASE  Richmond 
RICK  CHASTEEN  Cynthiana 
WILLIAM  F.  CHENAULT  Lexington 
DEBORAH  E.  CHESTNUT  Louisville 
MARY  LEE  CHILDERS  Middletown 

TERRY  R.  CHITTUM  Miamisburg.  0- 
EVELYN  L.  CHRISMAN  Sand  Gap 
AL  CLARK  Trenton.  N.J. 
MICHAEL  W.  CLARK  Richmond 
MICHAEL  A.  CLAYTON  Lenoxburg 
DELORES  J  CLEVINGER  Breaks.  Va 
OWEN  L.  CLUTTERBUCK  Newport 
DANIEL  J.  COALT  Englewood,  0 


488   JUNIORS/BRE-COA 


Calendar  Brings  August  Registration 


SARAH  M.COBB  Ft  Mitchell 
GWENDOLYN  COBURN  Ashland 
SAMUEL  T.  COCKERHAM  Beattyville 
EVELYN  COLE  Louisville 
GILLIAM  L.  COLE  Winchester 
WILLIAM  M,  COLLINS  Richmond 
TED  L.  COLVIN  Foster 
CHARLOTTE  A.  COMBS  Camden,  0. 

MIMIAJ.CONLEY  Garrett 
LARRY  C.CONNER  Paris 
PETER  J.  CONWAY  Hornell.  NY. 
W,  MICHAEL  CONWAY  Kettering.  0 
CHERYL  W.COOK  Paris 
ROY  W.  COOP  Albany 
KERRY  A  COOPER  Louisville 
MELVAA  CORNELIUS  Fairfield,  0. 

DIANA  C.  CORNETT  Cawood 
DOUGLAS  K.  CORNETT  Louisville 
JOHNNY  D.  CORNETT  Hazard 
BRENDA  C.  CORNETTE  Paintsville 
PATRICIA  M.  CORNWELL  Louisville 
JUDITH  R.  COSBY  Richmond 
MARGARET  B.  COTTEN  Springfield,  0 
GARY  L.  COX  Ehzabethtown 


REGISTRATION 
HECK  IN 

MEN 


WO  MEN 


Signs  marking  the  way  help  to  simplify  registration. 


JUNIORS/COB-COX  489 


Leisure  Time  is  Well  Spent 


TERRY  C- COX  Frankfort 
BRENDA  K.  CRAFT  South  Shore 
NORMA  S  CRAFT  Mayking 
JON  M.  CRAIG  New  Albany.  Ind. 
CHARLOTTE  F  CRAIN  Lawrenceburg 
DAVID  P  CRAVEN  Ft  Mitchell 
KATHLEEN  L  CREGER  Eminence 
SHERIDAN  L  CROSS  Elsmere 

DONNA  F.  CROSSFIELD  Lawrenceburg 
MELLW  CROUCH.  JR  Springfield 
MARGARET  M.  CROUCHER  Richmond 
DOUGLAS  L  CROWE  Winchester 
CONNIE  R  CUNDIFF  Liberty 
JOHNW  CURLIS  Stanford 
MARY  C   DAKEL  Maineville.  0. 
ROBERT  DANIEL  Corbin 

THOMAS  H.  DANIELSON  Lakewood.  NY. 
LYNNS  DAVIDSON  Pleasant  Plain,  0. 
BRUCE  H   DAVIS  Monticello 
MARY  A  DAVIS  Lancaster 
MITTIER  DAVIS  Paducah 
SYLVIAS  DAVIS  Richmond 
KEITH  DAY  Crab  Orchard 
JAMES  A  DEAN  Harrodsburg 

WILLIAN  E.  DEATHERAGE  Lexington 
GILBERT  DEATON  London 
EVELYN  R  DEBELLMt  Washington 
MIKEK.  DEEB  Louisville 
PATRICIA  A.  DEES  Shelbyville 
ARLIE  DELPH  Manchester 
AMIL  D.  DEMROW  Stanford 
JAMES  L  DENNIS  Dayton.  0 


Taking  advantage  of  Indian  summer,  this  couple  enjoys  a  pleasant  lunch 


490  JUNIORS/COX-DEN 


CHERILYNN  S  DERONDE  Loveland,  0. 
MICHAEL  J.  DICKMAN  Ft.  Thomas 
CONNIE  J.  DILSMiamisburg.  0. 
LARRY  D.  DIXON  Jenkins 
CHARLES  L  DORROH  Hopkinsville 
RICK  D.  DRAKE  Monticello 
CHERYL  D.  DRINGENBURG  Florence 
DOUGLAS  D.  DROZ  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 

JEFFREY  M.  DUFF  Lexington 
LAWRENCE  DULIN.  JR.  Louisville 
RITA  J.  DULL  Gratis.  0. 
DARYL  L.  DUNAGAN  Mill  Springs 
PHYLLIS  G.  DUNAWAY  Miamisburg,  0 
EMILY  S.  DURRETT  Smithfield 
KITTY  B.  DYEHOUSE  Lancaster 
WILLIAM  T.  ECKLAR  Greenville,  0. 

EMMA  J.  EDINGTONSmai 
FRANK  W.  EDWARDS.  JR.  Danville 
KAREN  L  EDWARDS  Louisville 
HARDIN  M   EGERTON  Elizabethtown 
SUE  C.  EHRMAN  Fairview  Park,  0. 
ROBERT  E  EKLE  Ft.  Lauderdale.  Fla. 
JAMES  R.  ELAM  Monticello 
JERRY  R.  ELAM  Monticello 

WILLIAM  V.  ELAM  Plumber's  Landing 
DONNA  L.  ELDREDGE  Pamtsville 
BRENDAR  ELLIS  Moreland 
JESSL.  ELLIS  Shelbyville 
STEPHEN  C.  ELLIS  Shelbyville 
ROSEMARY  E.  ELMER  Ft.  Thomas 
KENNETH  L  ERNSPIKER.  JR.  Jeffersontown 
BELINDA  K.  ESTEPP  Mt.  Sterling.  0. 


Flag  football  becomes  a  not  so  gentle  sport  on  many  fall  afternoons 


JUNIORS/DER-EST  491 


MARSHA  J,  ESTRIDGE  Hyden 
BARBARA  S,.  EVANS  Richmond 
JAMES  H   EVANS.  JR  Danville 
KATHERINE  E  EVANS  Georgetown 
LINDAC   FARLEY  Danville 
MYRAG   FEAGANS  Lexington 
SHARRON  T   FERMAN  Louisville 
CATHY  C.  FERRELL  Delaware,  0. 

EVAS.  FERRELL  Dayton.  0. 

FRANK  J   FESSLER  Newport 

B.  SUSAN  FISCHER  LaGrange 

STEVE  A.  FISK  Dry  Ridge 

ROYW.  FITEToler 

LINDA  A  FLEMING  Louisville 

RITA  S   FLORENCE  Falmouth 

STANLEY  L.  FORSYTHE  Wilhamstown 

REX  D  FORTNER  Florence 
CAROL  G  FOSSON  Russell 
SARAH  E  FRALIX  Florence 
SANDRA  K.  FREYTAG  Beloit.  0. 
NANETTE  J.  FRITZ  North  Ridgeville.  0. 
BONNIE  FROST  Booneville 
JACK  D.  FROST  Richmond 
DALE  FUGATE  Rowdy 

CLOAC.  FULTON  Richmond 
RAY  E   FURNISH  Covington 
JAMES  W  GABHART  Lexington 
BRENDA  R.  GAFFNEY  Lancaster 
SUSAN  M  GARLAND  East  Loveland.  0. 
KRISTINE  R.  GARLING  Dayton.  0. 
JACQUELINE  GARR  Lancaster 
WANDA  F.  GARR  Lexington 

MARSHALL  GARRETT  Bardstown 
PHYLLIS  GARRETT  Dayton.  0. 
JANE  E.  GAUCH  West  Manchester 
FRED  R.  GEHRON  Sunsberry.  0. 
CAUSAUNDRA  GENTRY  Lexington 
GRADY  G.  GILLESPIE  Lexington 
M.GENEGILLESPIE  Lexington 
PAMELA  G.GILLISPIE  Paris 

SHELIAE  GINTERMt.  Sterling 
FRANCES  E  GIRDNER  Barbourville 
LARRY  W  GITHERMAN  Carrollton 
GLORIA  F  GLASS  Middletown.  0 
EARL  D.  GODSEY  Somerset 
TERRY  W.  GOEBEL  Florence 
LARRY  W.  GOINS  Bellevue 
GARY  GOODLETT  Taylorsville 

DEBORAH  A.  GRAVIL  Ft.  Thomas 
DONNA  M  GRAY  Frankfort 
TEVISP.  GRAYCynthiana 
ROD  GREEN  Danville 
ANNE  GREGORY  Wilmington.  0 
CHARLES  W,  GRIFFIN  Grant  County 
RANDAL  G.  GRIMME  Ft  Mitchell 
DWIGHT  A.  GRISSOM  Richmond 

PATSY  L.  GROSS  Hazard 
SUSAN  K.  HAAS  Wauseon,  0. 
TOLENE  HACKER  Oneida 
ANN  R.  HAGAN  Paint  Lick 
JOANN  HAIRSTON  Lexington 
SHERREL  K.  HALL  Ravenna 
TEDDY  HALL  Hi  Hat 
TOMMY  HALLKitts 

TRUMAN  S.  HALL  Wayland 

GEORGE  W.  HALSEY  Walton 

LINDA  A.  HAMILTON  Loretto 

GARY  R  HAMMONDS  Louisa 

RICK  T.  HAMPTON  Erlanger 

SHARON  A.  HANNA  Crestwood 

RALPH  HANNAH  Inez 

GEORGE  B.  HANRAHAN.  JR.  Frankfort 


492   JUNIORS/EST-HAN 


Book-Buying  Completes  Preparation 


JUDY  HANSON  Dayton.  0- 
ROBERT  L.  HARDIN  Burgin 
ROGER  W.  HARDIN  Bethel.  0. 
PEGGY  A.  HARMON  Gravel  Switch 
TERRI  G.  HARMON  Reading.  0. 
CHARLOTTE  L  HARRIS  Prestonsburg 
BARBARA  J   HARRISON  Erlanger 
PENELOPE  A.  HASEKOESTER  Southgate 

DIANE  M.  HASLINGER  Eremont.  0. 
SUSAN  K.  HAWKINS  Georgetown 
ROXANNE  HEEKIN  Rockford. 
BARBARA  A.  HEFFRON  Reading.  0. 
S.  ANN  HEIMColumbus.O 
VERLAM   HELLARDLivmgston 
CARYN  E.  HELMS  McAndrews 
YVONNE  S.  HEMPFLING  Hebron 

JAN  L.  HENNESSEY  Gainesville.  Fla. 
ADELEL   HERALD  Greenup 
DAVID  M.  HEY  Cincinnati 
BRENDA  K.  HIBBERD  Louisville 
STEVE  HICKS  Corbin 
CAROLYN  S.  HIERONYMUS  McKee 
GREG  C  HIGGINS  Williamson.  W.Va. 
SUZANNE  M.  HIGGINS  Hopkinsville 

DIANE  K   HILL  Louisville 
JAMES  D.  HILL  Ravenna 
MONAL.  HILL  Brooksville 
RUSSELL  W.  HILL  Lucasville.  0. 
SHARON  K.  HILL  Allen 
PHILLIP  R.  HINES  Lebanon.  0. 
LAFES.  HINKLE  II  Louisa 
CONNIE  D.  HINKLEY  Pleasureville 


Books  selected,  these  Eastern  students  stand  in  their  last  long  line  before  classes  begin. 


JUNIORS/HAN-HIN   493 


Campus  Provides  Opportunities 


Not  all  the  places  to  study  are  man  made,  as  is  demonstrated  by  prop- 
ping against  a  handy  tree  to  read. 


494   JUNIORS 


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PATRICIA  A.  HODGE  Shepherdsville 
KENNETH  J.  HOFFMAN  Cold  Spring 
ROBERT  E.  HOFFMAN  II  Cleves,  0. 
DEBORAH  P.  HOLCOMB  Southportsmouth 
RONALD  J   HOLIHAN  Syracuse.  NY. 
GARY  D.  HOLLAN  Austin,  Ind. 
DONNA  L.  HOLLAND  Campbellsville 
GAIL  R.  HOLLOWELL  Fort  Thomas 

JUDY  L.  HOLMAN  Brodhead 
PATRICIA  A.  HONEYCUTT  Pinetop 
DONNA  G.  HORN  Harrodsburg 
CATHY  D.  HORNSBY  Tyner 
ROY  B  HOURIGAN  Lebanon 
BRENDA  D.  HOUSE  London 
HAROLD  B.  HOUSTON  II  Louisville 
CAROL  J.  HOWARD  Loyall 

SUSAN  HOWARD   Middlesboro 
STAN  C.  HOWELL  Lexington 
JIMMIE  L   HRANICKYSomerset 
CAROL  D.  HUBBARD  Cincinnati,  0. 
MARY  J.  HUFFAKER  Monticello 
JOYCE  L  HUGHES  Louisville 
JULIA  E  HUGUELY  Richmond 
MARSHA  H.  HUGULEY  Richmond 

PHILLIP  W.  HUNT  Mount  Vernon 
FLOYD  D  HURSH  Springfield.  0. 
LUTHER  C.  HUTCHERSON  Frankfort 
KENNETH  R.  IDLE  Reykjavek.  Iceland 
ROBERT  J.  IGLEHART  Hamilton.  0. 
ALICE  C.  INSKOOwensboro 
VICTORIA  E   IRWIN  Ashland 
ROSIE  M   ISAACS  Waynesburg 

JOSEPH  D.  ISON  Cumberland 
RONALD  E.  ISON  Jeremiah 
MARY  A.  JACINA  Lexington 
BARBARA  G.  JACKSON  Richmond 
LINDA  C.  JACKSON  Louisville 
W  GLENN  JACKSON  Cincinnati.  0. 
DAPHNE  R.  JEFFREIS  Hustonville 
JOANIE  M.JENKINS  Danville 

GORDON  L.  JETT  Valley  Station 
RICKIL.JETTMt.  Olivet 
DONALD  C.  JEWELL  Mt.  Eden 
BARRY  C.JOHNS  Pikeville 
KITTY  L.  JOHNS  Nicholasville 
VIRGINIA  S.  JOHNS  Nicholasville 
CAROL  A.  JOHNSON  London 
NOBLE  T.  JOHNSON  Marshall,  Tex. 

PATRICIA  A.  JOHNSON  Melvin 
PHILIP  JOHNSON  Newport 
STEPHEN  JOHNSON  II  Oberlm.  0. 
JACQUELINE  JONES  Lexington 
LAWRENCE  D.  JONES  Lexington 
NANCY  A.  JONES  Henderson 
SHARON  B.  JONES  Lexington 
WILLIAM  D.  JONES,  JR.  Winchester 

CAROLE  L.  JORDAN  Ashland 
JAN  W.  JORDAN  Lexington 
MARTHA  A.  JORDAN  Covington 
BETTY  L.JOSEPH  Decoy 
GLENDA  R.  JUDD  Yosemite 
MARSHA  D.  JUSTICE  Pikeville 
JERRY  L.  KALLOP  Lexington 
KATY  L.  KARRICK  Lexington 

GALIB  E.  KAWAJA  Prestonsburg 
JOHN  M.  KEARNS  Cynthiana 
LINDA  J.  KEES  Alexandria 
CHESTER  KEETON  Battle  Creek.  Mich. 
N.  FAYRENE  KEITH  Parkers  Lake 
KAREN  A.  KELLERMAN  Louisville 
NANCY  S.  KELLEY  Ft.  Mitchell 
RALPH  D.  KELLY  Pikeville 


JUNIORS/HOD-KEL   495 


KENNETH  S.  KELSAY  Taylor  Mill 
ALBERT  S  KENNEDY  Midway 
BETTINA  E.  KIDD  Falmouth 
EVELYN  M.  KIDDCorbin 
SHARYAN  L.  KIDD  Pine  Knot 
JAMES  S.  KIDWELL.  JR.  Covington 
CHARLES  L-  KIESTER  London 
JUDYS.  KIESTER  London 

JANICE  E.  KINDER  Twenty  Mile  Stand.  0. 
SHIRLEY  R  KING  Richmond 
PAULAS.  KINKERCincinnati.O. 
JUDY  L.  KINMAN  Burlington 
DOROTHY  A.  KINMON  Dry  Ridge 
KENNETH  0.  KLEIN  Cincinnati.  0. 
MICHAEL  J.  KLOPFER  Xenia.  0. 
GARRY  E  KNAUERShepherdsville 

SHIRLEY  M,  KNAUER  Williamsburg.  0. 
THOMAS  L.  KNECHT  Brookville.  Ind. 
BARBARA  I.  KNUDSEN  Batavia.  0 
ALICE  K   KRAIG  Louisville 
RICHARD  S  KRUCKER  Hamilton.  0. 
RICHARD  E.  KURTZ  Lodi.  N.J. 
MICHIKO  KWAK  Richmond 
TERRY  L.  LAKE  St.  Albins.  W.Va. 

MARYANNE  LAMB  Erlanger 
BRENDA  G  LANDRUM  Rowdy 
DANNY  D  LANECampton 
BRUCE  M   LANGE  Newark.  0. 
ANDREA  LANGHORST  Cincinnati.  0. 
KAREN  A  LATIMER  Wilhamstown 
CLAUDE  R.  LAY.  JR.  Cumberland 
LINDA  A  LAZZA  Wharton.  0. 

KATHY  J   LEACH  Paris 
JOHNC  LEAKE  Raywick 
RICEW.  LEARBurgin 
EILEEN  G.  LEDFORD  Paint  Lick 
LONNIE  S   LEFEVERS  Pineville 
PEGGY  A  LEMAY  Fairfield.  0. 
JILL  A.  LEUNIG  Louisville 
DUANEA.  LEWIS  Lexington 

SHIRLEY  M.  LEWIS  Louisville 
ROBERT  A.  LILLY  Richmond 
BETTY  C.  LITTLETON  Covington 
RITAG.  LIVINGOOD  Carlisle 
SKIP  LOBONO  West  Mifflin.  Pa. 
LARRY  G  LOCKNANE  Erlanger 
BILLY  R  LOCKRIDGE  Richmond 
DIANE  LOCKRIDGE  Mt.  Sterling 

CARLAY.  LOFTISToler 
MARGIE  B.  LOGAN  Wheelwright 
GWENG  LONG  Ashland 
JANE  R.  LONG  Cape  Coral.  Fla. 
KENNETH  J.  LONG  Bethpage.  NY. 
JAMES  T.  LYMAN  Piqua.  0. 
CAROLYN  LYNCH  Booneville 
GERALD  F.  LYNDES  North  Ridgeville.  0. 

DAVID  L  LYONS  Pleasureville 
WILLIAM  T.  MCALLISTER  Florence 
PAULA  McCANN  Lockport.  III. 
RICHARD  L.  McCARREN  Harveysburg.  0. 
DANNY  A.  McCLAIN  Paris 
DONNA  D.  McCLANAHAN  Lexington 
ROBERT  W,  McCLOUD  Harrodsburg 
PEGGY  A.  McCLURE  Erlanger 

KATHLEEN  M.  McCUE  Louisville 
JOHN  B.  McCONAHA  Parksville 
NANCY  H.  McCONNELL  Louisville 
BETH  A.  McCORMACK  Lexington 
GARY  W  McCORMICK  Alexandria 
MICHELE  A.  McCRARY  Louisville 
PEGGY  R.  McCREARY  Evarts 
DEBORAH  H. McDONALD  McKee 


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496  JUNIORS/KEL-McD 


Late  Summer  Postpones  Fall  Chills 


DEBORAH  J.  McDONALD  Harlan 
SUSAN  F  McDONALD  Covington 
SHEILIA  S.  McFARLAND  Lawrenceburg 
VICTORIA  L-  McGUIRE  Erlanger 
CHESTER  MclNTOSH  Jackson 
RUBY  MclNTYREUiper 
JIMMY  R  MclVER  Albany 
BEVERLY  J.  McKeeLatonia 

PEGGY  A.  McKEE  Lebanon,  0. 
BETTY  J.  McKINNEY  Brodhead 
JAMES  W  McKINNEY.  JR.  Elkorn  City 
BARBARA  J.  McNABB  Erlanger 
JUDITH  A.  McNICOL  Xenia,  0 
JESSE  H   McPHERSON  Lancaster 
CONSTANCE  F.  McVICKER  Perryville 
JACKY  L.  McWHORTER  Albany 

ELIZABETH  A.  MacDONALD  Louisville 
JAMES  C  MacKENZIE  Hawthorne,  N.Y. 
KAREN  M.  MADRAS  Louisville 
RICHARD  L.  MARKS  Georgetown.  0. 
JAMES  R  MARKSBERRY  Shelbyville 
CLAUDIA  M   MARSHALL  Carlisle 
GINGER  L.  MARTIN  Gahanna.  0 
SHARRON  G   MASON  Booneville 

ROBERT  M.  MASSENGALE  Somerset 
BRENDA  L  MATTINGLY  St.  Francis 
CONNIE  MATTINGLY  Dayton,  0. 
GARRY  L  MAY  Battle  Creek.  Mich 
GERALD  G.  MAY  Elizabethtown 
PATRICK  MAY.  JR.  Louisa 
JANET  T.  MAYFIELD  Owensboro 
DOUGLAS  C  MEADE,  JR.  Pamtsville 


Summer-like  temperatures  lingered  into  autumn  this  year,  and  shirt- 
sleeved  students  lounged  about  into  November. 


JUNIORS/McD-MEA  497 


Intramurals  Keep  Leisure  Time  Active 


PAT  L.  MEADE  Painstville 
KARREN  R  MEADORS  Pine  Knot 
JOHN  J.  MEAK  Umondale.  NY 
CHERYL  L  MEINER  Hamilton,  0. 
CHERYL  M   METCALF  Louisville 
NANCY  M   METZ  Brookville.  Ind. 
DELMONW  MEYER  Valley  Station 
MERLE  H   MIDDLETON  II  Richmond 

CHERYL  A.  MILLER  Gratis.  0 
DENNIS  A  MILLER  Middlesboro 
GEORGE  R  MILLER  South  Shore 
JAMES  P  MILLER  Louisville 
MARYANN  MILLER  Louisville 
OTISM   MILLER  Louisville 
SARAH  C  MILLER  Richmond 
WESLEY  C  MILLER  Richmond 


Dogs  love  ball  games,  everyone  knows  that,  and  this  white  ball  of  fuzz 
gets  a  gentle  trip  away  from  hectic  intramural  action. 


498   JUNIORS  MEA-MIL 


ANNE  L.  MILTON  Springfield 
GINGER  K.  MIRACLE  Middlesboro 
DWIGHT  E.  MITCHELL  Dayton,  0. 
BENJAMIN  A.  MOFFETT  Lawrenceburg 
W.  GALE  MONEY  Middlesboro 
JOANNE  MOORE  Majestic 
JENNIFER  R.  MOORES  Lexington 
ROBERT  K.  MORAN  Barbourville 

ROGER  D.  MOREFIELD  Pans 
SYLVIA  MORENO  Hazard 
DAVID  S.  MORGAN  Richmond 
GAIL  M.  MORGAN  Ft.  Thomas 
LAWRENCE  E.  MORRELL  Louisville 
TOM  W.  MOVYEOS  Union  City 
DENNIS  W.  MULLINS  Erlanger 
DEBORAH  L.  MUNSEY  Somerset 

HANNELORE  MYATT  Tompkinsville 
CAROL  E.  MYERS  Lexington 
DAVID  H  MYERS  New  Vienna.  0. 
WALTER  C   MYNHIER  Ashland 
CHARLES  P.  NADORFF  Louisville 
KAVOOSE  NAMAZIIran 
LARRY  NASHCaneyville 
RICHARD  D.  NAVARRE  Cynthlana 

AILEENNEACE  Hazard 
DREXER  T.  NEAL  Cincinnati,  0. 
ELIZABETH  T.  NEELY  Cincinnati.  0. 
JIM  R.  NEELY  Somerset 
DEBORAH  L.  NELSON  Kettering.  0. 
BARBARA  J.  NICKELL  Dayton.  0 
LINDA  C.NICKELLDaysboro 
J3EGINA  T.  NICHAUS  Louisville 

FREDDA  A.  NIKIRK  Danville 
JOY  L.  NOLAN  Middlesboro 
JOELS.  NOLAND  Irvine 
EILEEN  P  NUGENT  Louisville 
BECKY  A.  OAKES  New  Carlisle.  0. 
CAROL  L.  OLIVER  Winchester 
JOYCE  L.  ORTH  Cincinnati.  0. 
CHARLES  F.  OSBORNE  Lexington 

GLENDA  F.  OSBORNE  Brodhead 
MICHAEL  B.  OSBORNE  Clyde.  0. 
SUE  E.  OUELLETTE  Elizabethtown 
SAUNDRA  M.  OVERSTREET  Lancaster 
DANNY  H   OWEN  Newport 
MORRIS  W.  OWEN  Louisville 
KEN  R.  OWENS  Monticello 
PAUL  D.  PACK  Wooton 

SUE  PADGETT  Georgetown 
GARY  D.  PALMER  Earhngton 
CONSTANCE  L.  PALSGROVE  Vandalia.  0. 
MIKEF.  PARK  Richmond 
EARLENE  F.  PARKE  Richmond 
BILL  J.  PARKER  Blackey 
RITA  L.  PARKER  Berea 
JERRY  L.  PARKS  Lexington 

J.  DARNELL  PARKS  Richmond 
CLAUDIA  S.  PARRETT  Franklin,  0. 
DIANA  L.  PARSONS  Louisville 
THURMAN  M.  PARSONS  Richmond 
TWYLA  L.  PARSONS  Clay  City 
RONNIE  R.  PARTIN  Williamsburg 
CAROLYN  J.  PATRICK  Lexington 
JUDY  C.  PATRICK  Middletown.  0. 

DONALD  A.  PAULIN  Hamilton.  0. 
ALBERT  B.  PAYNE  Front  Royal,  Va. 
GARY  A.  PEAKE  Fleming 
THOMAS  C.  PEARSON  Carthage.  Ind. 
MARTHAJ.  PEDDICORDCynthiana 
DONALD  E.  PELLY  Fern  Creek 
DAVID  L.  PENDLETON  Lexington 
ROBERT  L.  PENDYGRAFT  Danville 


JUNIORS/MIL-PEN   499 


JAMES  L   PENNINGTON  London 
CAROLYN  L.  PERKINS  Owenton 
LINDA  G   PERRY  Valley  Station 
MARTA  J.  PERRY  Ashland 
MARY  R  PETERSON  Lebanon 
RICK  E.  PETREKOVIC  Frankfort 
BILL  PETTER  Louisville 
CLAIRE  F.  PFEFFER  Maysville 

TONYA  S.  PHELPS  Flatwoods 
ARNOLD  PHILLIPS.  JR  Phelps 
FRANCIS  PHILLIPS  Winchester 
JOHN  H  PHILLIPS  Winchester 
GERMAINE  PHILP  Bordentown.  N.J. 
MICHAEL  H.  PICARD  Somerset 
DEBORAH  A.  PIERCE  London,  0. 
JANET  M   PIKE  Jeffersontown 

HILLMAN  E.  PITTMAN  Albany 
JEAN  R.  POHLMAN  Louisville 
HOLLY  R.  POST  Fairview  Park,  0. 
DAN  D.  POSTON  Burlington 
KENNETH  L.  POTT  Cincinnati.  0. 
RICHARD  L.  POTTS  Valley  Station 
RAY  E.  POWELL  Elkhorn  City 
VICKIG.  POWELL  Paducah 

DARYL  L.  POYNTER  Florence 

KERRY  W  PRATHER  Harrodsburg 
SHARON  A.  PRATHER  Cynthiana 
DENNIS  A.  PRESTON  Harrodsburg 
EDNAB  PREWITT  Lexington 
BRENDA  G.  PRICE  Vincent 
CATHERINEM   PRICE  Carlisle.  0 
DAVIDS.  PRICE  Shelbyville 

WILLIAM  G.  PRICE  II  Ocean  Springs,  Miss. 
WILLIAM  R.  PRICE  Knoxville.  Tenn. 
DEBORAH  T.  PRITCHETT  Dayton.  0. 
MARYE   PROFFITT  Paint  Lick 
JERRY  M.  PURCELL  Lancaster 
KAREN  A.  PURSIFUL  Harrison.  0. 
LUCINDA  J.  PUTNAM  Dayton.  0 
MELVYN  F.  QUIERO  Richmond 

LEZLIE  A.  RACE  Cincinnati,  0. 

BRENDA  G.  RAINS  Monticello 
GREGORY  K   RAIRDEN  Cincinnati.  0. 
LOIS  A.  RAMSEY  Albany 
WILLIAM  J.  RASINEN  Irvine 
ROBERT  E.  RAY  Covington 
LARRY  K   REDFERN  Clarksville.  0. 
LYNNE  C.  REED  Harrodsburg 

PHILLIPG.  REED  Ft.  Thomas 

TOM  A.  REEVES  Ludlow 

DOUGLAS  E.  REFFITT  Xenia.  0. 

MARY  K   REID  Henderson 

JACKIE  C.  REIFSNYDER  North  Canton,  0. 

REBECCA  E.  REINHEIMER  Foster 

CHERYL  L.  RENNER  Cincinnati,  0. 

PATRICIA  A.  RICHARDSON  Liberty 

CATHY  A.  RICHMOND  Brookville.  Ind. 
EDWIN  H.  RIDDLEBARGER  Portsmouth.  0. 
DC.  RIDLEY  Louisville 
EDWARD  I.  RIGSBY  Lathan,  0. 
SHARLEEN  C.  RIPPERDAN  Brandenburg 
GLENDA  F.  ROBERTS  Cincinnati.  0. 
ROGER  S.  ROBERTS  Wilmington.  0. 
SUSAN  C.  ROBERTS  Prestonsburg 

H.  GENE  ROBINETTE  Majestic 

CAROL  J.  ROBINSON  Cincinnati.  0. 

ELAINE  ROBINSON  Gary.  Ind. 

JOEF.  ROBINSON  Orlando 

PAUL  R.  ROBINSON  Ft.  Wright 

MARLENE  D.  ROBINSON  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 

SUE  A.  RODMAN  Danville 

NATALIE  RODRIQUEZ  Middletown.  0. 


500  JUNIORS/PEN-ROD 


Library  Offers  Stove  Of  Learning 


A  familiarity  with  how  to  find  important  information  in  the  library 
stacks  helps  when  doing  research. 


JUNIORS   501 


Recording  Artists  Offer  Entertainment 


JANICE  A  ROGAN  Bardstown 

DON  ROGERS  London 

MARY  GAIL  ROGERS  Leeco 

LINDA  J.  ROLFES  Ludlow 

JAMES  MYERS  ROLLER  Gravel  Switch 

WILLIAM  E  ROSE  Beattyville 

JULIA  L.  ROSS  Ashland 

SUSAN  L.  ROSS  Ashland 

HARRY  L.  ROTH  II  Springfield.  0. 
MARY  K   ROY  Ingle 
BARBARA  A.  ROYSE  Fairfield.  0 
VIRGINIA  A  RUBARTSDunnville 
MARGARET  B  RUDER  London 
KATHRYN  RULON  Wilmington.  0. 
CHARLES  M   RUSSELL  Danville 
SAMUEL  D.  SALVUCCI  West  Mifflin.  Pa 

ROBERT  A.  SAMMONS  Southshore 
ELMER  SAMPSON  Harrodsburg 
JOHN  G.  SANCLIMENTI  Carter 
ROBERT  M  SANDFORD  Lexington 
CYNTHIA  K.  SANDY  Latonia 
ELLEN  M  SAUNDERS  Crestwood 
ESAWSAYLORCoxton 
GERRY  SCARINGI  Bronx.  NY 


Progress  arts  editor  Ken  Green,  right,  interviews  Oliver  before  the  per- 
former's EKU  appearance. 


502   JUNIORS/ROG-SCA 


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BARBARA  A.  SCHIEMAN  Louisville 
LYNNE  M.  SCHMIDT  Covington 
ROGER  G  SCHOMAKER  Newport 
THOMAS  E.  SCHROEDER  Miamisburg,  0. 
CATHERINE  M   SCOPATotz 
DIANNAK   SOCTT  Milton 
LINDA  L.  SEALS  Harlan 
DEBORAH  A.  SENNET  Miamisburg,  0. 

JAMES  H  SETCOVIC  Georgetown 
JOSEPH  A  SETTLES  Lexington 
SHARON  A.  SEVIER  Gray 
CHARLES  B.  SEWELL  Winchester 
NORMA  B  SEWELL  Winchester 
RONALD  J  SHELTON  Louisville 
JANM   SHEPPARDCmcinnati.O. 
MICHAEL  A.  SHERRARD  Louisville 

SONDRAC.  SHIELDS  Milford.O. 
GARY  W.  SHOCKLEY  Carlisle.  0. 
VICKI  L.  SHUMARD  Kettering.  0. 
DALE  A.  SHUPING  Lexington 
JOSEPH  W  SIDIES  Paris 
SUSAN  E.  SIGLER  Louisville 
CAROLE  L  SILLER  Newport 
CELINDA  L.  SIMPSON  Dayton,  0. 

HARRY  SIMPSON.  JR.  Lexington 
ROSE  M.  SIMPSON  Lexington 
SHARI  SIMPSON  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
CRAIG  S  SINGER  Atlanta.  Ga. 
WANITAM  SIPE  Lexington 
RANDAL  A.  SIRCLE  Blanchester.  0 
GREGORY  A.  SKAGGS  Allison  Park,  Pa. 
JOHNNIE  0.  SLONEPikeville 

CARLOS  R.  SMITH.  JR.  Louisville 
CONNIE  S.  SMITH  CrabOrchard 
DEBORAH  K.  SMITH  Burnington 
DONNAK.  SMITH  Crab  Orchard 
JAMES  D  SMITH  Cincinnati,  0. 
JOHN  L.  SMITH  London 
LAMONDA  D.SMITH  Paris 
THADDEUS  SMITH  Winchester 

WILMA  JEAN  SMITH  Manchester 

JAMES  D.  SMOTHERS  Gravel  Switch 

JOSEPH  R.  SMOTHERS  Gravel  Switch 

JANET  E  SMYERS  Louisville 

ERMA  J.  SNAPPCynthiana 

DONALD  R  SPARKS  Xenia,  0. 

RAYMOND  L  SPARNON.  JR.  Hackettstown.  N.J. 

BRENDA  J.  SPEAGLE  Independence 

RICHARD  A.  SPENCER  Louisville 
GINGER  L  SPRIGGSCehna.O. 
BERMA  L.  STAHLCharlottesville,  Va. 
TIMOTHY  L.  STANFORD  Hebron 
PAUL  S.  STANSBURY  Fern  Creek 
LEE  A.  STEELE  Corbin 
ELIZABETH  T.  STEFANICS  Dayton,  0. 
HOWARD  T.  STEINER  Elizabethtown 

LARRY  M.  STIDHAM  Jackson 
JUDITH  A.  STIEBEL  Louisville 
TERESA  A.  STILES  Bellbrook,  0. 
EDDIE  S  STOKES  Fern  Creek 
KATHERINE  L.  STOLL  Owensboro 
RANDALL  M.  STONE  Toler 
STEVEN  W.  STRAUSBAUGH  Irwin,  0. 
DAVID  S.  STREVELS  Parksville 

RONNIE  L.  SULLIVAN  Ransom 
PATRICIA  A.  SUMNER  Whitley  City 
KAREN  L.  SURFACE  Rockville.  Md. 
DAVID  W.  SUTHERLAND  Providence 
LINDA  S.  SWANGO  Hamilton.  0. 
JIMMY  TACKETT  Louisville 
LESLIE  G.  TAIT  Cincinnati.  0. 
MARY  J.  TAYLOR  Lexington 


JUNIORS/SCH-TAY    503 


MELINDA  J.  TAYLOR  Brooksville 
RALPH  D  TAYLOR  Lebanon.  0 
DARRYL  J.  TEDDER  Anchorage 
JON  C.  THALMAN  Dayton.  0. 
LEWIS  S.THARP  Bedford 
BARBARA  A.  THOMAS  Pine  Knot 
BRENDA  G  THOMPSON  Jackson 
MARSHA  J.  TRACY  Richmond 

TONI  C.  TRIMBLE  Richmond 
CHANDOS  E.  TROUTMAN.  JR  Owensboro 
GLORIA  J.  TURNER  Booneville 
MARGARET  A.  TURNER  Trotwood.  0. 
SHARON  G.  TURNER  Hyden 
JAMES  T.  TURPIN  Dayton.  0. 
LINDA  J.  TUTTLE  Cincinnati.  0. 
KENNETH  B.  TWYMAN  Valley  Station 

ALICE  A  UNDERHILL  Louisville 
LINDA  J   UNDERWOOD  Hamilton.  0. 
REBECCA  S.  UNGER  Lewisburg,  0. 
GARY  K.  UPCHURCH  Monticello 
DOUG  K  VANCE  Lexington 
KENNETH  J.  VanDEUENTER  Elmhurst.  III. 
BETTY  J.  Van  DIVER  Burgin 
VIRGINIA  M,  VAUGHN  Providence 

MARCIA  J.  VERVILLE  Maysville 
DARRELL  VIRES  Chavies 
BARBARA  J.  VITTITOE  Louisville 
THERESA  M.  WACLAWSKI  Louisville 
STEPHEN  W.  WADDLE  Berea 
BILLIE  W  WADE  Lebanon 
TOM  R.  WAGNER  St.  Louis.  Mo. 
CONNIE  F,  WAINRIGHT  Cincinnati,  0. 

WILLIAM  F.  WALKER.  JR.  Prestonsburg 
HILDA  A  WALLWaynesburg 
KENNETH  W.  WALTERS  Clearwater.  Fla. 
JUANITA  F.  WARFORD  Mt.  Eden 
LARRY  A.  WARREN  Waynesburg 
BRENDA  J.  WASHINGTON  Midway 
DEBORAH  G.  WATSON  Brodhead 
PAULA  WEAVER  Dayton.  0. 

CALVIN  R.  WEBB  Livingston 
FREDA  G.WEBB  Louisville 
ROBERT  A  WEBELER  Cincinnati.  0. 
JOY  L.  WELCH  McKee 
PAUL  WELCH  McKee 
KATHY  L.  WELDON  Lexington 
DEBORAH  L.  WELLS  Carrollton 
WILLIAM  B.  WELLS  Richmond 

JOE.  WESLEY  Lexington 
JUDY  R.  WESSEL  Louisville 
WILLIAM  M.  WETHINGTON  Walton 
RONALD  E.  WHEATLEY  Louisville 
DENISE  WHEELER  Westerville 
VICKIE  L.  WHEELER  Bristol.  Va. 
JOHN  W  WHITE  Crab  Orchard 
ROGER  D.  WHITEHOUSE  Bloomfield 

DONNA  L.  WHITTEN  Louisville 
S.  DARLENE  WILBORN  Shelbyville 
SANDRA  L.  WILDE  Dayton.  0. 
COLLEEN  A.  WILLETT  Louisville 
KRISTA  K.  WILLIAMS  Pamtsville 
LINDA  L.  WILLIAMS  Covington 
DAVID  E.  WILSON  Brookville.  0. 
JUDY  A.  WILSON  Brooksville 

JUDY  L.  WILSON  Edmonton 
MICHAEL  A.  WILSON  Lexington 
MICHAEL  J.  WILSON  Oakland,  Calif. 
BEVERLY  J.  WIND  Bellevue 
DEBORAH  D.  WINKLE  Irvine 
MARGARET  A.  WIRES  Lexington 
BARBARA  E.  WISCHER  Covington 
JAMES  D.WITT  Orlando 


504   JUNIORS/TAY-WIT 


Greenhouse  Gives  Year-Round  Flowers 


SANDRA  M.  WITT  Lexington 
NANCY  S.  WOLFER  Hillsboro.  0 
TIN-JOR  WONG  British  Hong  Kong 
JAMES  R.  WOOD  Cincinnati.  0. 
KRISTIN  M.  WOODXenia.O. 
KAY  E.  WOODINGTON  Ovid,  N.Y. 
GREGORY  A.  WOODRUFF  Sabina,  0. 
ELMER  WOODY  Pittsburgh 

AIDA  R.  WOOLEY  Ft  Pierce,  Fla. 
DORIS  C.  WORKMAN  Morning  View 
LEWIS  E.  WORKMAN  Piner 
CONSTANCE  K,  WOZNY  Louisville 
JAMES  E  WRIGHT,  JR.  Louisville 
JANE  E,  WRIGHT  Prestonsburg 
WANDA  M.  WRIGHT  Lexington 
WILLIAM  G,  WYATT  Hopewell,  Va 

LARRY  R.  WYNN  Crittenden 
FUMIHIKO  YAGI  Tokyo,  Japan 
PHILIP  D,  YANCEY  Frankfort 
DALEE.  YERIAN  Dayton,  0. 
BARBARA  A.  YOAK  Paintsville 
ELIZABETH  A.  YOUNG  Thompkinsville 
PATSEY  A.  YOUNG  Forest  Park,  0. 
PAMELA  J.  ZEA  Neptune.  N.J. 


ELAINE  L.  ZIMMERMAN  Fairborn.  0. 
SUSAN  M  ZOLLER  Louisville 


Greenhouse  production  students  learn  proper  techniques. 


JUNIORS/WIT-ZOL   505 


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SOPHOMORE  CLASS  OFFICERS.  FRONT  ROW:  Karrol  Guy.  secretary; 
Debbie  Tully,  reporter.  Sharon  Crews,  student  senate.  BACK  ROW:  Dave 
Fogt.  treasurer:  Tyler  D.  Cox.  president.  Larry  Cleveland,  vice  president. 
Terry  Sullivan,  student  senate. 

Sophomores  Become 
More  Involved 

One  year  of  college  life  finished,  EKU's 
sophomores  were  prepared  for  a  year  of  full 
involvement.  Whether  involved  in  student 
organizations  or  with  a  more  concrete  circle 
of  friends,  sophomores  were  more  ready  for 
the  college  experience  —  including  classes  — 
than  they  had  been  a  year  earlier. 

Feeling  their  feet  just  touching  the  ground, 
sophomores  reached  the  mid-point  of  their 
undergraduate  careers  with  the  end  of  the 
year. 

In  their  major  activity  of  the  year,  the 
sophomores  elected  Tyler  D.  Cox  as  class 
president. 


506   SOPHOMORES 


GEORGE  H.  ABELL.  JR.  Louisville 
BONNIE  M  ABOUD  Louisville 
NANCY  T  ACKERMAN  Ft.  Thomas 
DEBORAH  E.  ADAMS  Winchester 
DONNA  G.  ADAMS  Sarasota.  Fla. 
FRANCES  L.  ADAMS  Ehzabethtown 
JAMES  D.  ADAMS  Shelbyville 
STEPHEN  M.  ADAMS  Louisville 

MICHAEL  G.  ADKINS  Ludlow 
SUSAN  L.  ADKINSVienna.  Va. 
JOE  W  AKIN  Frankfort 
LYNN  D  AKIN  Danville 
TERRY  L  AKINS  Louisville 
JAMES  L  ALBRIGHT  Mornsville.  Pa 
JOYCE  M.ALBROFairdale 
JENNIE  L.  ALCORN  Lexington 

JUDY  M.  ALDERSON  Paducah 
BOBBIE  J.  ALLEN  London 

C.  RICHARD  ALLEN  Fern  Creek 
LARRY  0  ALLEN  Orlando 
DENNIS  K.  ALLEY  Richmond 
THOMAS  G.  ALLEY  Winchester 
JOYCE  A.  ALLSMILLER  Louisville 
RODNEY  G.  ALSUP  Milton 

ARNOLD  AMBURGEY.  JR.  Whitesburg 
PATRICIA  A  AMBURGEY  Omaha 
DAVID  E  AMSHOFF  Louisville 
CAROL  A.  ANDERSON  Norwood,  0. 
JEANETTE  L.  ANDERSON  California 
LESLIE  L.  ANDERSON  Louisville 
CAROLYN  J.  ARNOLD  Flat 
JOHN  S.  ARNOLD  Owenton 

R.  MARILYN  ASH  Wilhsburg 
DANAL.  ASHER  Hyden 
JOHN  D.  ATKINSON  Stanton 
PATSY  L.  AUXIERCynthiana 
ROGER  W  AYERS  Middlesboro 
VICKI  A.  AYERS  Amelia.  0. 
WILLARD  Y.  AYERCalhoun 
ROBERT  A.  BABBAGE  Lexington 

JAMES  L.  BABER  Paris 
ANNAL.  BACK  Jeremiah 
JACOB  T.  BAILEY  Paducah 
WAYNE  R.  BAILEY  Cheshire.  0. 
EUGENE  R  BAKENHESTER  Good  Hope.  0. 
BONITA  L.  BAKER  Perryville 
CONSTANCE  S.  BALL  Miamisburg,  0. 
ROBERT  L.  BALLARD  Winchester 

JAYNE  BANGS  Loveland.  0 
JEAN  W.  BARCLAY  Richmond 
GLORIA  L.  BARGER  Richmond 
KATHRYN  BARKER  Paintsville 
PAMELA  J.  BARKER  Louisville 
CHARLES  J.  BARNARD  Mt.  Sterling 
ROBERT  D.  BARNES  Winchester 
GLENDA  K.  BARNETT  New  Albany.  Ind. 

PAMELA  S.  BARNETT  Harrodsburg 
SARAS.  BARNETT  Ewing 
BONNIE  J.  BARTELT  Xenia.  0. 
JILL  A.  BARTHEN  Orient,  0. 
GEORGE  N.  BASCOM  Sharpsburg 
DEBRA  R.  BATES  Prestonsburg 
BRUCE  H.  BAUER  Harrison,  0. 
RONNIE  W.  BAUGH  Science  Hill 

CONNIE  S.  BAUHAN  Orient.  0. 

D.  KAY  BAUMSTARK  Lexington 
DOROTHY  L.  BAYER  Richmond 
REBECCA  L.  BEARD  Liberty 
ANTHONY  BEATTY  Lexington 
M.ONETABEATY  Albany 
MARY  JO   BECKERICH  Covington 
JEANETTE  M.  BEDORE  Cincinnati 


S0PH0M0RF3/ABE-BED   507 


LINDA  R  BEGLEY  Lebanon 
GERALD  F   BELCHER  Louisville 
JUDY  G.  BENNETT  Manchester 
PATRICIA  A   BENNETTCincmnati.O. 
DEBORAH  I   BENTLEY  Batavia.  0 
KATHY  R.  BENTON  Louisville 
TERESA  S.  BENTON  Waynesburg 
LINDA  S.  BERTRAM  Monticello 

WILLIAM  J.  BERTRAM  Cold  Spring 
CHARLES  R.  BIDWELL  Louisville 
JAMES  C.BISIG  Louisville 
CONNIE  L.  BLACK  Erlanger 
DEBBIE  A  BLACK  Corbin 
BRADFORD  H   BLAIN  Dry  Ridge 
JAMES  R   BLAIR  Louisville 
PAUL  E.  BLAIR  Wilhamstown 

RHONDA  L.  BLAIR  Guston 
SALLY  BLAIR  Letcher 
MICHEAL  L.  BLAND  Auburn,  Ala. 
MARTHA  S   BLEVINS  Monticello 
THOMAS  A.  BLEVINS  Monticello 
KAREN  M   BLOYDGreensburg 
WALLACE  W  BOLTEN  Middlesboro 
ROSALEE  BOOTHECampton 

ALLEN  P.  BOWEN.  JR  Erlanger 
RONALD  L   BOWEN  Clarkson 
CONNIE  F   BOWLIN  Richmond 
JACK  V   BOWMAN  Norwood.  0. 
ROBERT  L.  BOWMAN  Louisville 
BECKY  A  BOXCynthiana 
BARBARA  J   BRACKEN  Berea 
DANIEL  B.  BRACKEN  Berea 

JANET  G   BRADFORD  Coraopohs.  Pa 
LINDAS   BRADFORD  Fairfield.  0 
BRIAN  M   BRADLEY  South  Shore 
LUTHER  S   BRAMBLETT  LaGrange 
FRANCES  E   BRAMLAGE  Lexington 
JAMES  S   BRANAMAN  Berea 
LARRY  K   BRANDENBURG  Berea 
WILLIAM  H.  BRENDA  Richmond 

RONALD  C.  BRETNERNicholasville 
PAULA.  BREWER  Campton 
LEONARD  J   BRICKEN  Lexington 
JANET  C  BRIGMAN  Manchester 
JACQUELINE  M   BRISBAY  Lexington 
CLAUDIA  L.  BRITTON  Harrodsburg 
NANCY  K.  BROGHAMER  Ft  Thomas 
PAUL  F   BROKAW  Louisville 

TERRY  L.  BROMLEY  Dry  Ridge 
DELORES  J.  BROWN  Norwood 
JACQUE  L  BROWN  Cynthiana 
KAREN  L   BROWN  Burgin 
LOIS  J  BROWN  Ft.  Mitchell 
STEPHEN  F  BROWN  Ft  Thomas 
SYLVESTER  R.  BROWN.  JR.  Lebanon 
PATRICIA  BROWNELL  Louisville 

J.  LEE  BROWNING  Bardstown 
SARAH  E  BROWNING  Harlan 
MARY  J  BRUNKER  Cynthiana 
THOMAS  E.  BRUTSCHER  Shively 
MARVIN  H.  BRYAN  Alexandria 
LYDIAF.  BUCK  Cincinnati.  0. 
NICHOLAS  R.  BUCKLEY  Sabina.  0 
RAE  M.  BUDINGER  Cincinnati,  0. 

PAULA  M.  BUNCH  Loyall 
MARIANN  BUNDY  Richmond 
NANCY  BURCH  Middlesboro 
MARY  J.  BURDETTE  Lexington 
RONALD  G.  BURGESS  Carrollton 
PATRICK  B  BURKHART  Danville 
STUART  D.  BURKHEAD  Mt.  Washington 
JANET  R.  BURKS  Elizabethtown 


508  SOPHOMORES'BEG-BUR 


Registration  Begins  Sophs'  2nd  Year 


MICHAEL  A.  BURKS  Elizabethtown 
ROY  A.  BURNETT  II  Lancaster 
WILLIAM  T   BURNS  Franklin.  0. 
ROBERT  C  BURRISColumbus,  0. 
DONALD  W.  BURTON  Salvisa 
B.  BRYAN  BUSSELL  Brodhead 
BRENDA  F.  CABLE  Campton 
MICHAELCAIN  Brandenburg 

ROBERT  H.  CAIRNS  Coatesville.  Pa. 
JIM  CALLAHAN  Louisville 
BEVERLY  A.  CALLAHAN  Pineville 
CHRIS  B.  CAMPBELL  Louisville 
DENNISW  CAMPBELL  Corbin 
VANESSA  G.  CAMPBELL  Whitesburg 
RUTH  A.  CAREY  Covington 
DIETER  R  CARLTON  Frankfurt.  Germany 

DIANA  C.  CARMICLE  Liberty 
MARGARET  W  CARNES  Jamestown 
VICKEY  L.  CARNEY  Dayton.  0. 
SUSAN  J  CARR Eubank 
SUSAN  L.  CARROLL  Lexington 
RUTH  E.  CARRUBACumberland 
CHARLES  M.  CARTER  Versailles 
NATHANAEL  E.  CARTER  Versailles 

RONALD  D.CARTER  Paris 
RICHARD  A.  CASE  Louisville 
JUDY  C.  CASEY  Simpsonville 
JEAN  A.  CASON  Anchorage,  Alas. 
MARY  A.  CASTEGNARO  Hazard 
JOHNNY  M.  CASTLE  Paintsville 
ARNOLD  R.  CATES  Louisville 
AARON  M  CAUDILL  Hazel  Green 


Registration  sometimes  takes  on  the  appearance  of  a  market  place  where 
students  find  that  classes  with  the  most  demand  seem  to  fill  up  first. 


SOPHOMORES/BUR-CAU    509 


Oliver  Featured  In  Concert 


GREGORY  A.  CAUDILL  Louisville 
JUDICAUDILL  Letcher 
MARCIAC  CAUDILL  Premium 
JAMES  E  CAULEG  Sanders 
LARRY  T  CAYTON  Warsaw 
DONNA  S.  CHAPLIN  Richmond 
STEVEN  A  CHASTEEN  Cynthiana 
THOMAS  D.  CHENAULT  Richmond 

REBECCA  F.  CLANCY  Lexington 
SANDRA  K.  CLAPP  New  Madison.  0 
DIANNE  L.  CLARE  Louisville 
BRENDAG  CLARK  Corbin 
CAROLYN  J.  CLARK  Pulteney.  NY. 
KARENS.  CLARK  Russell 
SUSAN  E  CLARK  Lebanon 
JOHN  R.  CLEMENTS  Louisville 

NORMA  J.  CLEMMONS  Union.  0 
LARRY  W  CLEVELAND  Williamstown 
TERESA  A  CLIFTON  Lexington 
DANA  L.  COATNEY  Harrodsburg 
THOMAS  C  COLE  Barbourville 
BENNY  D  COLEMAN  Evarts 
DIANNAL  COLEMAN  Inez 
WALTER  COLEMAN  Phelps 

JACK  K.  COLGLAZIER  Bellbrook.  0. 
JOYCE  L.  COLLETT  Covington 
CHARLENES  COLLIER  Southgate.  Mich. 
LARRY  W  COLLINS  Tullahoma.  Tenn. 
VIOLET  E.  COLLINS  Morganfield 
JEAN  E.  COLSON  Louisville 
GARY  G  COMBS  Manchester 
GREGORY  S  COMBS  Okeana.  0 


A  coed  (above)  applauds  as  Oliver  (opposite)  entertains  Eastern  with  a  song  and  a  smile. 


510   SOPHOMORES  CAU-COM 


JOYCE  E.  COMBS  Eaton.  0. 
RAMONAJ  COMBS  Whitesburg 
SHERYL  A.  CONNER  Morris  Plains,  N  J. 
STEVEN  J.  CONNER  Hebron 
TERRY  A.  CONRAD  Dry  Ridge 
ANITA  M.CONTE  Louisville 
DWIGHT  A.  CONWAY  Sinai 
LARRY  B.  CONYERS  Mt.  Sterling 

FAYE  COOK  Jeffersontown 
DOUG  COONTZ  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
DAVID  D.COOPER  Liberty 
LINDA  K.COOPER  Troy.  0. 
CHARLOTTE  A.  CORNETT  Louisville 
RUSSELL  G.  CORNETT  Winchester 
BETTY  S.  COSBY  Richmond 
BETTY  S.  COTTONGIM  Tyner 

KERRY  L.  COURTNEY  Florence 
KATHY  A  COVELLE  New  Lexington.  0. 
JANICE  M.  COX  Owenton 
KATHERINE  H.  COX  Kingsport,  Tenn. 
MARGARET  L.  COX  Lancaster 
PATRICIA  A.  COX  Waddy 
TYLER  D  COX  Lawrenceburg 
M.  CAROLYN  CRACE  Winchester 

REX  R.  CRAFT  Whitesburg 
JAMES  E.  CRAIG  Richmond 
LAWRENCE  CRAWFORD  London 
MARTHA  T.  CRAWFORD  Lebanon 
JANIE  C.  CRAWLEY  Campbellsville 
SHARON  A.  CREWS  Columbus,  0. 
LYDIAF.  CRISWELL  Louisville 
ROXIE  R.  CRONENWETT  Mt.  Gilead.  0. 


SOPHOMORES/COM-CRO   511 


PAULA  J,  CROPPER  Cincinnati,  0. 
SUSAN  A  CROUCHER  Ashland 
BILLIE  K  CROWPikeville 
CAROLYN  J.  CULLEN  Louisville 
JANET  K  CUMMINS  Georgetown 
MARY  S.  CUMMINS  Louisville 
DAVEM  CUNNINGHAM  Newport 
DEBORAH  T.  CUPP  Phillipsburg,  0 

ANN  G.  CURTSINGER  Harrodsburg 
DAVID  R  CUSTIS  Lebanon.  0. 
MARK  W  DANIELS  Louisville 
JANE  L   DANSBY  Ashland 
MICHAEL  E  DARLAND  Harrodsburg 
JUDITH  A,  DARNELL  Frankfort 
DONNA  A.  DAUGHERTY  Louisville 
RONALD  W.  DAUNHAUER  Valley  Station 

GLENDA  L  DAVENPORT  Liberty 

JOHN  D.  DAVENPORT  Chattanooga,  Tenn, 

MARBETH  A  DAVIDSON  Red  Fox 

RONALD  L.  DAVIDSON  Lebanon.  0. 

ALLEN  W.  DAVIS  Louisville 

DALE  M.  DAVIS  Golden  Valley,  Minn. 

ELMAJ.  DAVIS  Flat  Gap 

JAMES  J.  DAVIS  Homestead,  Pa. 

KATHLEEN  E.  DAVIS  Owensvllle.  0. 
ANGELA  R  DEERING  Perryville 
RICHARD  L  DEGLOW  Florence 
DEBBIE  A.  DELDUCA  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
KATHYS.  DENNEY  Eubank 
ROSCOE  J.  DENNY  Walton 
LOIS  ANN  DENNISTON  Campton 
JUNER.  DENNY  Fairfield.  0 

VIRGINIA  A.  DERICKSON  Stanton 
JOHNT.  DESKINSPikeville 
MARY  C.  DEWEESE  Dayton,  0. 
RICHARD  J.  DIEHL  Louisville 
BEVERLEY  K.  DISNEY  Fairdale 
DENNIS  D.  DOGGETT  Venona 
BERTIE  R.  DOLEN  Monticello 
DARLAR.  DONLEY  Troy.  0 

RICHARD  B.  DONOGHUE  Louisville 
ROBERT  A.  DONTA  Ashland 
RICHARD  W.  DOOLEY  Louisville 
IRVIN  L  DOTSON  Pikeville 
PATRICK  L.  DOUGHERTY  Bellevue 
LYNN  D  DOWELL  Cincinnati,  0. 
RONALD  J.  DOWNS  Bardstown 
DOUGLAS  A.  DRAPER  Louisville 

JOHN  R.  DREW  Lexington 
BATHILDA  S.  DUNAWAY  Miamisburg,  0. 
ROBERT  E  DUNCAN  Jeffersontown 
GARYR.  DUNLAP  Milton 
GARY  L.  DUNNCarrollton 
MARGARET  G  DUNN  Louisville 
ROBERT  B.  DURRETT  Louisville 
STEPHEN  C.  DUVALL  Lexington 

RHONDA  C.  DYEHOUSE  Crab  Orchard 
JOSEPH  E.  EATON  New  Vienna.  0. 
DEBORAH  A.  EBEL  Versailles.  Ind. 
LEE  EDGINGTON  Winchester 
DOUGLAS  E.  EDWARDS  Richmond 
WILLIAM  M.  EGGEMEIER  Newport 
JUDY  A,  EHRENBERG  Cincinnati.  0. 
WALTER  R.  EHRET  Covington 

SHERRY  L.  EKER  Dayton 
SUSAN  E.  ELDRIDGE  Somerset 
DONALD  C.  ELLIOTT  Cincinnati.  0. 
MARK  A.  ELLIS  Danville 
DENNIS  P.  ELMORE  Louisville 
SUSAN  K.ENGLER  Louisville 
LISA  J.  ERWIN  Lexington 
RANDALL  K.  ESTEP  Louisville 


512  SOPHOMORES/CRO-EST 


Communication   Builds  Understanding 


The  telephone  becomes  an  important  communications  tool  for  EKU  students 
to  remain  in  contact  with  family  and  friends. 


SOPHOMORES   513 


REXC.  ESTRIDGE  Harlan 
CHARLOTTE  M.  ETHEREDGE  Bardstown 
RUTH  L.  EUBANK  Wheelersburg.  0 
JAMES  B.  EVANS  Louisville 
PEGGY  S.  EVERSOLE  Buckhorn 
OLIVE  M.  FALCONE  Louisville 
DAVID  G.  FALLISSalvisa 
HOSEA  FARRIS  Richmond 

GREGORY  P.  FAULKNER  Jenkins 
DRUE  FERGUSON  Dayton 
MARY  E.  FERMAN  Louisville 
JAMES  L.  FIELDS  Richmond 
SHARON  V.  FIELDS  Paris 
JAMES  M.  FIELY  Louisville 
PATRICIA  J.  FISCHER  Covington 
BEVERLY  J.  FISHER  Louisville 

MARY  A.  FISHER  Cincinnati,  0. 
DEBORAH  J.  FITCH  Dayton 
LINDA  M   FITZER  South  Gate 
LYNN  P.  FLANERY  Flemingsburg 
BARBARA  J.  FLEIG  Augusta 
JO  A.  FLETCHER  Wilmore 
PATRICIA  J.  FLOWERS  Corbin 
DAVID  R.  FOGT  Sidney,  0. 

NIELS  H   FOGT  Louisville 
VICKY  L.  FOLEY  North  Middletown 
KAREN  L.  FORTNER  Ft  Mitchell 
STEVEN  R  FOSSON  Ashland 
GERRYE  L  FOSTER  Somerset 
MARCIA  J.  FOSTER  Lexington 
SHERRYE  G.  FOSTER  Somerset 
LINDA  J,  FOX  Elkhorn  City 

LAWRENCE  D.  FRALEY  Middletown,  0. 
PATRICIA  S.  FRANKLIN  Louisa 
VICKIE  L,  FRAZIER  Trenton.  0. 
RONNIE  L.  FREEMAN  Lawrenceburg 
TERESA  J  FREEMAN  Prestonsburg 
LINDA  B.  FRENCH  Hodgenville 
BETTY  A  FUGATE  Viper 
BENJAMIN  E,  FUQUA  Frankfort 

TERESA  J.  FURNISH  Vevay.  Ind, 
ANNER,  FURR  Frankfort 
TRUDY  C   FUSON  Pineville 
MICHAEL  W,  GABBARD  Winchester 
RUDY  A,  GABHARTSinai 
DELORES  A,  GAINES  Paris 
RODNEY  G,  GAINES  Owenton 
HELEN  G.  GARNER  Louisville 

STEVEN  J.  GARRARD  Indianapolis.  Ind. 
BETTE  C.  GATEWOOD  Frankfort 
DELORES  R.  GAY  Winchester 
SUSAN  GENTRY  Harrodsburg 
JENNIFER  R.  GEORGE  London 
BARBARA  G  GIBSON  Erlanger 
DAVID  E  GIBSON  Myrtle  Beach.  S.C. 
LINDA  D  GILLIAM  Florence 

SUSAN  A.  GLANZ  Louisville 
ELLEN  S.  GLASSFORD  Erlanger 
STEVEN  D.  GOLD  Henderson 
PAULA  S.  GOODIN  Columbia 
LACY  GOODMAN,  JR  Pikeville 
WILLIAM  A.  GOODRICH  Ft.  Thomas 
PATSY  L.  GOUGH  Winchester 
GLENN  E.  GOYNE  Middletown 

EDWINA  J.  GRAHAM  Campton 
SONDRA  K.  GRASS  Louisville 
ELEANOR  B.  GRAY  Springfield.  0 
KRISTIE  A.  GRAY  Lebanon.  O. 
ROBERT  S.  GRAY  Lexington 
CHRYSTEEN  H.  GRAZIANI  Cold  Spring 
BETH  A.  GREVER  Ft.  Thomas 
SANDRA  K.GRIMES  Paris 


514   SOPHOMORES/EST-GRI 


Activities  Involve  Sophomore  Time 


KAREN  A.  GRUBBS  Pleasureville 
RONDA  L.  GRUENIGER  Reading.  0. 
MICHAEL  D.  GRUGIN  Frankfort 
LINDA  R.  GUENTHNER  Cincinnati,  0. 
KARROL  L.GUY  Lexington 
FRANCINE  HACKWORTH  Richmond 
SARAH  E.  HADDEN  Mt.  Sterling 
KATHLEEN  H.  HAGER  Louisville 

GARY  L.  HALL  Barnesville.  0. 
JOSEPH  G.  HALL  Campbellsburg 
JUDYK.  HALLPmeville 
OWEN  L.  HALLBowen 
HENRY  M.  HAMBLIN  Corbin 
DANIEL  G.  HAMILTON  Wheatley 
DEBORAH  K.  HAMILTON  Pikeville 
GLENDA  C.  HAMILTON  Feds  Creek 

GLORIA  HAMILTON  Valley  Station 
MARY  A.  HAMILTON  Shepherdsville 
SANDRA  L.  HAMILTON  Louisville 
CHRIS  HAMLYN  Louisville 
GARY  L.  HAMM  Cincinnati.  0. 
TERRY  N.  HAMMER  Fairdale 
LEROY  V.  HAMMOND  Monticello 
WILLIAM  C.  HAMMONS  Corbin 


Preparing  decorations  for  a  dance  takes  lots  of  balloons,  time,  energy  and  .  .  .  wind. 


SOPHOMORES/GRU-HAM    515 


Top  Grades  Require  Late  Hours 


JOHN  R  HANCEShelbyville 
DOUGLAS  R  HANKS  Lawrenceburg 
JOHN  T.  HANKS  II  Lawrenceburg 
MARY  B  HANNAH  Ashland 
DOUGLAS  S.  HARDY  Lexington 
MIKEL  HARE  Lexington 
ALLEN  M   HARMON  Gravel  Switch 
MICHAEL  D.  HARPER  Catlettsburg 

SHARON  K.  HARRELL  Middlesboro 
MARY  A.  HARRIS  Miami,  Fla 
DEBORAH  L.  HARTMAN  Covington 
EDITH  M   HARVILLE  Hamilton.  0. 
TERRY  L  HASENSTAB  Ft.  Thomas 
E  EDWINA  HATCHER  London 
ROBERT  M.  HAVRILLA  Owensville,  0 
LINDA  M   HAWKSWORTH  Brjndenburf 


Burning  the  midnight  oil  can  involve  the  use  of  a  flashlight  when  dorm- 
itory power  is  temporarily  malfunctioning. 


516   SOPHOMORES/HAN-HAW 


ROBERT  C-  HAWLEY  Lebanon,  0. 
DONNA  L.  HEHL  Pendleton 
LARRY  C.  HEINZELMAN  Cincinnati.  0 
CHARLES  R.  HELTON  Berea 
CLARENETTAS  HENDERSON  Irvine 
STEVE  R.  HENDRIX  Warsaw 
CONNIE  R  HENNINGER  Dayton.  0. 
EDGAR  R.  HENRY  Cincinnati,  0. 

PAT  HENRY  Harrodsburg 
THOMAS  M.  HENRY  Highland  Heights 
DEBRA  S.  HENSLEY  Fairfield,  0. 
PEGGY  M   HENSLEY  Nicholasville 
MARGARET  F.  HENSLEY  Hamilton,  0. 
JOHN  P.  HICKS  Ft.  Mitchell 
GEORGE  E  HIGGINS  Versailles 
ELIZABETH  M.  HILLCorbin 

LINDA  K.  HIMES  Ft.  Thomas 
RONALD  E.  HINES  Louisville 
MARCIA  A.  HINTON  Louisville 
CAROL  L.  HIRTZINGER  Springfield,  0. 
KENNETH  A.  HOFE  Hanover,  Pa. 
ROGER  L.  HOGG  Louisville 
ALAS.  HOLCOMB  London 
JOHN  HOLDEN.  JR.  Louisville 

KATHLEEN  S.  HOLEMAN  Louisville 

BELINDA  J   HOLMAN  Parksville 

RAY  W.  HOLT  Lexington 

SUZANNE  R  HOLTHOUSER  Wauwatosa.  Wis 

REBECCA  L.  HOOD  Irvine 

BETTY  J.  HORNE  Somerset 

CHARLES  S.  HORNSBY  Winchester 

W.  CAROL  HORNSBY  Tyner 

MICHAEL  D.  HORTON  Louisville 
BILLY  CHOUSE  Carlisle 
NANCY  E.  HOUSERCmcinnati.O. 
GLENNA  HOWARD  Manchester 
VIRGINIA  A.  HOWITZ  Brandenburg 
BERNARD  E  HRUBALA  Long  Island,  NY. 
MARY  C.  HUBER  Elizabethtown 
SUE  HUCKINS  South  Bend,  Ind. 

JOELLEN  HUDDY  Columbus,  0. 
LINDA  K   HUFFMAN  Lexington 
BRENDA  J.  HUGHES  Columbus,  0. 
JAMES  M.  HUGHES  Richmond 
KAYM.  HUGHES  Carlisle 
LINDA  J.  HUGHES  Simpsonville 
RICHARD  P.  HUGHES  Barnesville 
KATHRYN  L  HUGHLETT  Louisville 

LINDA  K.HULSEnglewood 
JAMES  G.  HUMPHREYCynthiana 
DINAH  G.  HUNEYCUTT  Morning  View 
FRANCES  E.  HUNT  South  Shore 
ROBERT  W.  HUNT  Independence 
SALLIE  B.  HURST  Bardstown 
REBECCA  A.  IDDINGS  West  Milton.  0. 
JOHN  H.  INMAN  Harrodsburg 

THERESA  T.  INSKO  Paris 
IRAT.  ISONMyra 
KENZIE  P.  ISONSIemp 
ALBERTA  JACKSON  Dayton 
JOHN  C.  JACKSON  Frankfort 
PATRICIA  A.  JACKSON  Danville 
STEVEN  C.  JACKSON  Harrodsburg 
DEBORAH  L.  JACOBS  Xenia,  0. 

DIANA  L  JACOBS  Xenia.O. 
MARILYN  S.  JAEGER  Covington 
VIKKI  E.  JANSEN  Louisville 
VICKI  D.  JEFFS  Shelbyville 
DEBORAH  A  JENKINS  Danville 
VICKI  D.  JENSEN  Louisville 
GLORIA  A.  JEWELL  Corbin 
CLAYTON  M.  JOHNSON  Hale 


SOPHOMORES/HAW-JOH    517 


Sophomores  Build  Lasting  Friendships 


Boy  meets  girl  everyday  on  the  EKU  campus,  and  often  meaningful 
relationships  are  forged. 


518  SOPHOMORES 


*£1  W  W  m  m  ^  ju 


DAYLE  A.  JOHNSON  Covington 
MARCIA  L.  JOHNSON  West  Carrollton,  0. 
MARGARET  A.  JOHNSON  Winchester 
STEVEN  A.  JOHNSON  Lexington 
RICHARD  C.  JOHNSTON  Springboro.  0. 
DAVID  M.  JONES  Richmond 
DEBRA  A.  JONES  Winchester 
GREGORY  A.  JONES  Louisville 

LISA  M.JONES  Louisville 
REBECCA  K.  JONES  North  Middletown 
VICKI  L.  JONES  Cincinnati,  0. 
THOMASC.  JONES  London 
THOMAS  E.  JORDAN  Louisville 
LAWRENCE  R.  JUPIN  Louisville 
CLAYTON  JUSTICE  Elkhorn  City 
SANDRA  L.  JUSTICE  Winchester 

WILLIAM  W.  JUSTICE  Millard 
KATHIE  M.  KANDLE  Miami  Lakes.  Fla. 
PATRICIA  A.  KANE  Louisville 
MARY  A.  KAWAJA  Prestonsburg 
MARLENA  B.  KEARNS  Florence 
JAYNE  L.  KEEHNER  Middletown.  0. 
REBECCA  L  KEENE  Robinson  Creek 
LINDA  R.  KEFFER  Ashland 

DAVID  M.KELLEY  Jenkins 
DONNA  L.  KELLEYCincinnait.  0. 
THOMAS  L.  KELLIS  Greenfield.  0. 
TISH  B.  KELLY  Harlan 
JAMES  R.  KEMPER  Lexington 
KAREN  S.  KENNEDY  Richmond 
DAVID  M.  KEPLER  Pitsburg.  0. 
ANGELA  KERN  Aurora.  Ind. 

PEGGY  J.  KERR  Paris 

HOWARD  K.  KIDDPikeville 

SANDRA  A.  KIDD  Barbourville 

REED  D.  KIMBROUGH  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 

BARBARA  L.  KINBERGER  Louisville 

JOYCE  G.  KINGCampton 

KRIS  A.  KINGGahanna.O. 

PAMELA  K.  KING  Loyall 

CAROL  J.  KINGSBURY  Louisville 
BARRY  G.  KINMAN  Wilhamstown 
STEPHEN  R.  KIRK  West  Elkton.  0. 
KAREN  D.  KLECKNER  St.  Clairsville,  0. 
HAROLD  W.  KLENK  Roseville,  Mich. 
LAURA  L.  KNIGHT  Louisville 
PATRICIA  A.  KNIGHT  Lebanon.  0. 
CAROLE  T.  KNOX  Frankfort 

KATHLEEN  M.  KOENIG  Valley  Station 
SHARON  L.  KUHNS  Louisville 
DOUGLAS  C.  KULL  Jeffersontown 
MARGARET  A.  KURAPKAT  Ehzabethtown 
JAMES  H.  KURK  Louisville 
JENNIE  L.  KURTZ  Nicholasville 
ROBERT  C.  KUTCHBACK  Memphis,  Tenn. 
PAULA  D.  LAMBDIN  Middlesboro 

BRENDA  S.  LANE  Lexington 
JEANNIE  LANGMAN  Miami,  Fla. 
PAULW.  LANIER  London 
DEBORAH  L.  LAWLER  Maysville 
DENNIS  W.  LAWRENCE  Brodhead 
GARY  S.  LAWRENCE  Louisville 
DEBORAH  LAWSON  Richmond 
HARRY  B.  LAWSON  Richmond 

FREDA  L.  LAYNE  Ashland 
CECIL  B.  LAYTON  Lancaster 
JAMES  P.  LEACH  Stanford 
LINDA  G.  LEACH  Junction  City 
DEBORAH  A.  LEE  Corning.  NY. 
DONALD  G.  LEECorbin 
DAVID  E.  LEWIS  Paducah 
TONI  K.  LEWIS  New  Lexington.  0. 


SOPHOMORES/JOH-LEW   519 


SUSAN  K.  LICKERT  Alexandria 
JOYCE  LIPPS  Goshen.  0. 
KATHY  LIPPS  Berea 
HELEN  L  LITTLE  Melvin 
PALMAE  LITTLE  Jonancy 
TERESA  K   LOADER  Louisville 
ROBERT  G-  LOSE  Anchorage 
JERONE.  LOTT  Louisville 

REBECCA  A,  LOTT  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
DEBORAH  M  LOWE  Millersburg 
ROSETTA  LUCAS  Lexington 
PHILIP  L  LUCKETT  Lebanon 
TERRI  A  LUKEN  Cincinnati.  0. 
JUDITH  K.  LUXON  Richmond 
ERNEST  C.McAFEE  Hazard 
WANDA  J.  MCALLISTER  Cincinnati.  0. 

ELIZABETH  H.  McASKILL  Lexington 
STEPHEN  H   McCOMBS  Louisville 
PAULINE  E  McCONATHY  Lexington 
VICKI  L.  McDONALD  Dayton,  0. 
CHARLES  W  McDOWELL  Ft.  Thomas 
BERNARD  A.  McGLONE  Harrodsburg 
COLLEEN  M.  McGILL  Louisville 
DONNA  J.  McGINNIS  Danville 

REBECCA  D.  McGUIREMt  Vernon 
EDWINA  MclNTOSH  Chavies 
MICHAEL  D  MclNTOSH  West  Carrollton.  0 
VIOLA  F.  MclNTOSH  Buckhorn 
KATHERINE  E.  McKANE  Louisville 
MARTHA  J   McKENZIE  Flat  Gap 
DAVID  D  McMILLEN  Wilmore 
ADRIENNE  McNALLY  Lancaster.  Mass. 

DON  D.  McREYNOLDS  Mt.  Sterling 
STEPHEN  J.  MACKE  Bellevue 
ANNH   MACKIN  Cox's  Creek 
VICKI  C.  MADON  Middlesboro 
STEPHEN  A  MANDT  Lexington 
THOMAS  E.  MANN  Sheperdsville 
LINDAS  MANTEL  New  Carlisle. 0. 
PAMELA  A  MARKSBERRY  Lexington 

GILBERT  L.  MARKUSON  Louisville 
DONNA  K   MARLOW  Louisville 
MARCIE  L.  MARLOW  Louisville 
SHARON  L  MARLOW  McKmney 
LETHA  MARSHALL  Jackson 
LINDAS  MARSHALL  Covington 
RICHARD  E  MARSHALL  Mitchell.  Ind. 
BRENDA  S  MARTIN  Richmond 

CHARLEEN  MARTIN  Cynthiana 
DONALD  C   MARTIN  Hazard 
JERRY  MARTIN  Virgie 
PATRICK  D.  MARTIN  Louisville 
SHARON  K.  MARTIN  Albany 
JAMES  T   MASON  Paint  Lick 
ROBERT  E  MASON  Alexandria 
DONNIE  L  MASSEY  Manchester 

WALTER  T.  MAYER  Alexandria 
JERRY  G   MAYES  Letcher 
PHILLIP  E.  MEADER  North  Bend  0 
RUTH  A.  MEADOWS  Richmond 
DANIEL  J.  MECKSTROTH  Glen  Este.  0 
DONALD  W  MEINEKE.  JR  Loveland.  0 
LINDA  A  MEISENZAHL  Lindenwold.  N  J 
GEORGIA  A.  MELTON  Manchester 

JAMES  W  MIDDLETON  Lexington 
MARK  A  MILLER  Lawrenceburg 
L.  DIANNEMILLION  Harrodsburg 
DENNIS  G  MILLS  Owensboro 
GERALD  D  MILLS  Brooks 
THOMAS  L.  MINNICH  Waynesboro.  Pa 
BRUCE  T.  MITCHELL  Louisville 
LINDA  D.  MITTEL  Louisville 


520   SOPHOMORES/LIC-MIT 


Ravine  Serves  As  Gathering  Place 


'V1^'       W^^B 


BETTY  J.  MONTGOMERY  Lancaster 
JOE  G   MONTGOMERY  Lancaster 
WANDA  S.  MONTGOMERY  Cumberland 
ALICE  M.  MOORE  Milford.O 
BECKY  J.  MOORE  Louisville 
CAROL  J.  MOORE  Florence 
GALE  E-  MOORE  Sabma,  0. 
HUBBARD  K.  MOORE,  JR.  Dayton.  0. 

JAMES  B.  MOORE  Berea 
JOSEPH  M.  MOORE  Bardstown 
LEOMARIE  MOORE  Louisville 
MARVIN  L  MOORE  Hamilton.  0. 
PATTY  J  MOORE  Annville 
PAULA  C.  MOORE  Frankfort 
PAULA  F.  MOORE  Orkney 
RUTH  D.  MOORE  Lexington 

SUSAN  G.  MOORE  Independence 
THERESA  J  MOORE  Whitesburg 
MARY  H   MOORHEAD  Versailles,  Ind. 
JANICE  C   MORGAN  St,  Louis.  Mo. 
VICKI  A.  MORGAN  Smithfield 
BRENDA  G   MORRIS  Hazard 
DAVID  C,  MORRIS  Harrodsburg 
FREEDA  MORRIS  Lexington 

ROGER  C.  MORRIS  Richmond 
PATRICIAC   MORSE  Shelbyville 
KAREN  L.  MOSS  Lexington 
ALISON  A.  MOSTER  Brookville.  Ind. 
KATHY  J.  MOTLEY  Ezei 
JOHN  C.  MULLINS  Dorton 
LOUISE  MULLINS  Hazard 
REBECCA  R.  MULLINS  Louisville 


Serious  thought  marks  the  face  of  an  Eastern  student  during  a  meeting  in  the  ravine. 


SOPHOMORES/MON-MUL   521 


Greek  Activities  Enliven  Campus 


WILLARD  H   MULLINS.  JR  Corbin 
JANE  E  MURPHY  Fairfield.  0. 
VICKI  P.  MURPHY  Waddy 
VICKI  L  MURRELL  Columbia 
DARLENE  Y.  NALL  Ahsland 
LOTTIE  K   NALLY  Bardstown 
JOSEPH  J   NEFF  Thornwood,  N  Y 
CHERYL  E   NEISWINGER  New  Carlisle.  0. 

RICHARD  W.  NELTNER  Ft.  Thomas 
THOMAS  V  NETT  Louisville 
LORETTA  NEWSOME  Pikeville 
MARY  M   NEWSOME  Stanford 
SHELIA  F  NEWSOME  Virgie 
DAVID  L.  NICHOLAS  Hodgenville 
POLLY  M   NICKELS  Winchester 
SUSAN  C   NIEHOFF  Louisville 

MELODY  S.  NIEMANN  Cincinnati.  0. 
LINDAJ.NOE  Corbin 
BARBARAS  NOLAN  Manchester 
PHILLIP  R.  NORMAN  LIBERTY 
CHARLES  E  NORWOOD  McRoberts 
CHARLEYS  NORVELL  Corbin 
BETH  A.  NUTTY  Brookville.  Ind. 
KATHRYN  L.  OAKLEY  Louisville 

CAROL  D  O'DELL  Lexington 
CANDACE  M  ODIERNA  Stamford.  Conn. 
STEVEN  DOGDEN  Milton 
BRENDAS  OLDFIELDMt.  Sterling 
DEBORAHS  OLDS  Vevay.  Ind 
PETER  OLIVIERI  Madison.  N.J. 
STEPHEN  D  O'NAN  Defoe 
KENNETH  D  ORMAN  Louisville 


Greek-sponsored  activities  such  as  the  Sigma  Chi  Derby  (above)  and  the  Kappa  Phi 
Delta  Dance  Marathon  (opposite)  provide  a  welcome  respite  from  classwork. 


522   SOPHOMORES  MUL-ORM 


GREGORY  A  OSBORNE  Dayton.  0 
EDMUND  J.  PALKO  Lexington 
CRAIG  A  PALMER  Cincinnati,  0. 
SHARYN  S.  PAPST  Lexington 
KATHRYN  A.  PARIS  Louisville 
REBECCA  A  PARKER  Bardstown 
LARRY  R.  PARKS  Wilmore 
PHYLLIS  A.  PARKS  Paducah 

DONALD  E  PARSONS  Winchester 
JANNAL  PARTIN  Williamsburg 
MARSHA  A.  PARTUSCH  Louisville 
DEBORAH  L.  P ASHLEY  Northfield.  N.J. 
ALVIN  PASLEY  III  Winchester 
GERALD  E.  PAYNE  London 
JOHN  H.  PAYNE  Danville 
HARRY  A  PAYNTER  Winchester 

BETTY  A  PENDERGRASS  Harrodsburg 
KATHLEEN  PENN  Cynthiana 
LARRY  W  PENNINGTON  Bowling  Green 
VICKI  A.  PENNIX  London 
CONNIE  D.  PERDUE  Monticello 
DEBORAH  J.  PERRY  Richmond 
KEITH  M   PERRY  Port  Royal 
DONALD  B.  PETERS  Lancaster,  0. 

KAREN  R  PETERS  Ft.  Thomas 
SUSAN  M,  PETERS  Covington 
LARRY  R.  PEYTON  Salvisa 
MARJORIE  A.  PFALZGRAF  Burlington 
CARL  E.  PHELPS  Somerset 
CHARLOTTE  J   PHELPS  Norwood.  0. 
BARBARA  L.  PHILLIPS  Phelps 
MATHEWC.  PHILLIPS  Hazard 


SOPHOMORES/OSB-PHI    523 


Second  Semester  Feature  Pre-Registering 


MICHAEL  E.  PHILLIPS  Shepherdsville 
CLARA  E   PHILPOT  Manchester 
JANED   PICKETT  Elizabethtown 
JEAN  E   PINKERTON  Valparaison.  Ind. 
L.  DIANE  POLLEI  Louisville 
PATRICIA  J.  POTTS  Louisville 
GARY  L.  POWELL  Louisville 
LINDA  A.  POWELL  Elkhorn  City 

JAMES  J.  PRATER  Pikeville 
DIANNEC  PREECE  Louisa 
MICHAEL  PRESTON  Lancaster 
LINDA  K   PREWITT  Williamsburg 
BARBARA  J  PRICE  Greenfield.  0. 
NORMA  R  PRICE  Magnolia 
WILLIAM  T.PRUITT  Louisville 
JENNY L  PUGH  Vanceburg 

BECKY  RADCLIFFE  Shelbyville 
DEBORAH  L   RAINEY  Winchester 
DEBRA  K.  RAISTRICK  Jamestown.  N.Y 
DIANNA  L.  RAMEY  Elkhorn  City 
SCHEILA  B.  RAMEY  Covington 
BARBARA  G.  RAMSAY  Albany 
CATHY  E.  RANSON  Highland  Heights 
DEBORAH  J   RAPP  Louisville 


A  corner  of  the  Jones  Building  lobby  provides  a  quiet  nook  for  the  completion 
of  class  schedule  cards  during  pre-registration. 


524   SOPHOMORES/PHI-RAP 


JOSEPH  G  RAPP  Louisville 
BARRY  M   RATLIFF  Elkhorn  City 
JAMES  M.  RATLIFF  Elkhorn  City 
CATHY  RAUSCH  Centerville,  0. 
DORIS  J   RAY  Louisville 
JOAN  R.  RAY  Louisville 
CHRISTINE  E.  RECKLEY  Pittsburgh.  Pa. 
DEBORAH  A.  REDMOND  Louisville 

HANNAH  L.  REED  Middletown,  0. 

MICHAEL  E.  REED  Lebanon.  0. 

DAVID  P  REFFITTMt.  Sterling 

BRENDA  L.  REITER  Louisville 

TERRY  H   REQUARDT  Ft.  Mntchell 

WILLIAM  P.  RESOP  St.  Petersburg  Beach,  Fla. 

GLENDA  REYNOLDS  London 

HAROLD  D.  REYNOLDS  Danville 

KENDALL  D  REYNOLDS  Louisville 
BOBBIE  J.  RHINEHIMER  Nicholasville 
ROSEMARY  RICE  Lexington 
VICKES.  RICECmcinnati.O. 
KENNETH  D.  RICHARDSON  Irvine 
LASANDRA  E.  RIDLEY  Louisville 
CHANDRA  R.  RIGNEY  Richmond 
LINDA  K.  RILEY  Dayton.  0 

REBECCA  T.  RILEY  Irvine 
LARRY  L  ROBERTS  New  Liberty 
SUSAN  K.  ROBERTS  Middletown.  0. 
KATHLEEN  D.  ROBERTSON  Lebanon 
VICTORIA  G.  ROBERTSON  Waynesburg 
JENNY  ROBINSON  London 
PEGGY  J.  ROBINSON  London 
MICHAEL  P.  ROE  Cuyahoga  Falls.  0. 

KATHIE  J.  ROGERS  Newport 
MICHAEL  A.  ROGERS  Stanford 
MARIANNE  ROSE  Lexington 
WILMA  K.  ROSE  Hazel  Green 
GREGORY  A  ROSING  Ft.  Thomas 
NANCY  F  ROSS  Lawrenceburg 
JOSEPH  R.  ROWE  Dorton 
LANAF.  ROY  Somerset 

JAMES  L.  ROYALTY  Shelbyville 
PATRICIA  G.  ROYALTY  Willisburg 
PAUL  L.  ROYALTY  Crestwood 
LAWRENCE  P.  RUDD  Brooksville 
PHILLIPT.  RUSHER  Ft.  Mitchell 
CHERYL  A.  RUSSELL  Louisville 
JOED.  RUSSELL  London 
PATRICIA  K.  RUSSELL  Danville 

SHIRLEY  I.  RUSTERHOLZCincinnati.  0 
PATRICK  R  RYAN  Elsmere 
DONALD  M.  SALSBURY  Greensburg 
KATHY  G.  SALVUCCI  West  Mifflin.  Pa. 
JANET  M.  SAMS  Manchester 
CHARLES  M.  SANDERS  Sanders 
MARVIN  A.  SANDERS  Prospect 
JACKIE  L.  SARGENT  Covington 

GAYLE  A.  SAVAGE  Elizaville 
WILLIAM  C.  SAWYER  Louisville 
DARRELL  E.  SAWYERS  Manchester 
LINDA  L.  SCHLOSSER  Ft.  Thomas 
JOHN  T.  SCHMIDT  Miami,  Fla. 
DONALD  B.  SCHNEIDER  Independence 
JERRY  R.  SCHOENLEBER  Linwood.  N.J. 
JANEL.  SCHORK  Louisville 

JAMES  D.  SCHUMACHER  Westchester,  0. 
MARY  J.  SCHWARTZ  Flemmgsburg 
PAULINE  SCHWARTZ  Flemmgsburg 
KENNY  W.  SCHWING  Lawrence  burg 
DANA  K.  SCOTT  Dover 
GEORGE  W.  SCOTT  Fenchville 
LINDA  S.  SCOTT  Cynthiana 
TERESA  A.  SEARCY  Lexington 


SOPHOMORES/RAP-SEA   525 


PAMELA  L  SEBASTIAN  Paint  Lick 
DEBBIE  A  SEIFERID  Georgetown.  Ind. 
LENORA  S  SELLS  Louisville 
STEPHEN  P.  SELLS  Valley  Station 
MAUREEN  L  SENSEL  Lookout  Heights 
JEFFREY  K.  SETTLES  Springfield 
SANDRA  J.  SEXTON  Seco 
JOHN  W.  SHAFFIELD.  JR.  Lexington 

BARBARA  L  SHAY  Newport 
DEBORAH  A  SHEETS  Valley  Station 
JOHN  J.  SHEKELL  Louisville 
KAREN  E  SHELTON  Louisville 
SUSAN  R  SHEWMAKERHarrodsburg 
SHERRILLL  SHIELDS  Lawrenceburg 
JOYCE  E.  SHIPMAN  Sidney.  0. 
SUSAN  J  SHRADER  Louisville 

DAVID  L  SHROUTMt.  Sterling 
ELIZABETH  E.  SHUFFLEBARGER  Cynthiana 
TERRY  L  SHULL  Dry  Ridge 
DAVID  A.  SIEREVELD  Ft.  Thomas 
PAMELA  L.  SIMCOE  Shepherdsville 
BONITAF  SIMPSON  Lexington 
DEBORAH  A.  SIMPSON  Owenton 
SANDRA  K  SIMPSON  Ft  Mitchell 

BRENDAJ  SIZEMOREChavies 
RICHARD  F  SKETCH  Covington 
DONALD  L  SLAUGHTER  Louisville 
ELIZABETH  A.  SMALL  Lexington 
CHARLES  M  SMALLEY  Hindman 
ARLIENE  SMITH  Manchester 
BARRY  D  SMITH  Middlesboro 
BEVERLY  A.  SMITH  Lexington 

BILLY  C  SMITH  Manchester 
DANNY  M  SMITH  Manchester 
DEBBIEG.  SMITH  Danville 
DENISE  D.SMITH  Louisville 
DENNIS  H.  SMITH  Ft.  Thomas 
ELLENS  SMITH  Manchester 
JANET  P  SMITH  Campbellsville 
JIMMIE  J  SMITH  Manchester 

JOHN  N.SMITH  Louisville 
JOYCE M  SMITH  Louisville 
M,  CAROL  SMITH  Lebanon 
RICHARD  H   SMITH  Crab  Orchard 
THOMAS  A.  SMITH  Erlanger 
BUFORDE  SORRELLMt.  Sterling 
MARILYN  K   SORRELS  Ft  Mitchell 
SAMMY  L  SPALDING  Lebanon 

PAULA  C.  SPARKMAN  London 
DEBORAH  J  SPEER  Louisville 
JERRY  F  SPRING  Cynthiana 
DONNAC  SPRINGATE  Louisville 
BRENDA  J  SPURLOCK  Norwood.  0 
GARY  L.  STAGGS  Fairfield.  O. 
CHARLIE  C.  STALLINGS  Springfield 
VIRGINIA  K  STANFIELD  Flemingsburg 

VICTOR  S.  STEFFEN  Alexandria 
SADIE  J.  STENKEN  Ft.  Mitchell 
TERRY  G  STEPHENS  Lawrenceburg 
MARSHA  F  STERCHI  Valley  Station 
KENT  STEVENS  Mt.  Eden 
LELAND  E.  STEWART  Pineville 
MARGARET  G.  STEWART  Perryville 
KENNETH  H.  STILES  Louisville 

BRAD  L.  STOFFREGEN  Hamilton.  0. 
DAVID  W  STONE  Bardstown 
SUSAN  E  STORN  Newport 
NANCY  A  STRAKA  Louisville 
RICHARD  D.  STRATEN  Lancaster,  0. 
ROXIEC.  STRATTON  Bondville 
PATRICIA  A.  STREHLE  Northfield.  N.J 
JANICE  L.  STRICKLAND  Louisville 


526  SOPHOMORESSEB-STR 


New  System  Speeds  Library  Service 


Individual  study  carrels  permit  the  use  of  library  books  directly  from  the 
stacks  without  checking  them  out. 


SOPHOMORES   527 


Relaxed  Atmosphere  Dominates  Campus 


DEBBY  STRONG  Beattyville 
SHARON  G.  STROUD  Louisville 
DEBBY  STULTZ  Owensville.  0. 
JUDELLE  SULLIVAN  Greensburg 
BRENDA  L  SUMMERS  Shelbyville 
MARGARET  K.  SUMMERS  Mt.  Sterling 
RICHARD  K.  SUTHERLAND  Shelbyville 
THOMAS  E-  SWANSON  Louisville 

BETTY  J.  SWEENEY  Waynesburg 
DERYL  L.  SWEENEY  Louisville 
CARLA  K.  SWOPE  Dayton,  0. 
ELAINE  TACKETTLexin 
SUSAN  A.  TACY  Cincinnati.  0. 
EDWIN  M.  TALLENT  Albany 
JENNEFER  L.  TANNER  Freeburn 
ALICE  F.  TAPP  Carlisle 


Pleasant  companionship  and  bare  feet  can  make  a  book  more  readable. 


528   SOPHOMORES/STR-TAP 


KATHLEENS.  TATE  Ashland 
BILLY  J.  TAYLOR  Richmond 
BOBBI  J.  TAYLOR  Louisville 
CLAUDIA  G.  TAYLOR  Frankfort 
JOHN  M.  TAYLOR  Nicholasville 
TERRY  C.  TAYLOR  Bloomfield 
MARCIA  A.  TENRY  Glasgow 
EDDIE  THOMAS  Jackson 

GAIL  THOMAS  Richmond 
RICK  J.  THOMAS  Paris 
ALFRED  E.  THOMPSON  Owensboro 
EMILY  C.  THOMPSON  Centerville,  0. 
WESLEY  S-  THORNTON  Jeffersontown 
COLLEEN  A.  TIGHE  Great  Neck.  NY. 
JAMES  E.TILLMAN  Louisville 
IVA  K.  TINDALL  Campbellsburg 

PAMELA  M.  TOATLEY  Louisville 
WILLIAM  R.  TOMLINSON  Evarts 
MICHAEL  W.  TORSTRICK  Louisville 
CAROLEEN  TOWNSEND  Stanton 
REBECCA  J.  TREW  Bristol.  England 
STEVEN  B.  TRIBBLE  Richmond 
TERRY  N.  TRIMBLE  Pikeville 
ANN  D.  TRITSCHLER  Brandenburg 

MICHAEL  L.  TRULOCK  Austin.  Ind. 
EDWARD  R.  TUGGLE  Monticello 
DEBBIE  G.TULLY  Benton 
LAURA  M.  TURLEY  Ironton,  0. 
JOYCE  A.  TURNER  Franklin,  0. 
REX  K.TURNER  Lancaster 
WILLIAM  M.  TURNER  Louisville 
DAVID  R.  TWEDDELL  Louisville 

BILLT.  UNDERWOOD  Louisville 
BERNIE  L.  UTTERBACK  Louisville 
JOHN  E.  VANDYKE  Eminence 
MICHAEL  J.  VANLEUVEN  London 
GARY  L.  VARNER  Cynthiana 
ORLEEN  M.  VAUGHN  London 
DAVID  L.  VERNON  Hustonville 
WAYNE  D.  VICE  Corbin 

MICHAEL  J.  VICKERS  Cold  Spring 
TERESA  L.  VINSON  Shelbyville 
LINDA  J.  VITATOE  Wheelwright 
ED  L.  VONGRUENIGEN  Corbin 
GLORIA  J.  VOTAW  Harrodsburg 
FRED  B.WACHS  III  Lexington 
DEBRAK.  WADE  Ashland 
CONNIE  W.  WAGGENER  Campbellsville 

NANCY  J.  WAGNER  Covington 
JUNE  L.  WAKEFIELD  Fourmile 
BARBARA  J.  WALKER  Manchester 
CHARLES  S.  WALKER  Lexington 
DOUGLAS  E.  WALKER  Cincinnati.  0. 
ERNEST  R.  WALKER  Elkhorn  City 
JACKIE  S.  WALKER  Nicholasville 
KATHY  L.  WALKER  Annville 

SARAH  K.  WARD  Paint  Lick 
SHARON  L.  WARD  Louisville 
THOMAS  A.  WARDELL  Lexington 
HAZEL  M.  WATHEN  Henderson 
SYLVIA  L.  WATSON  Walton 
CHARLOTTE  L.  WATTS  LaGrange 
DONNA  R.  WAUGH  Carlisle 
CHRISTOPHER  J.  WEBB  Jackson,  Mich. 

JERRY  E.WEBB  Fairfield.  0. 
JOHN  K.  WEBB  Prestonsburg 
ROY  E.  WEBB  Willingboro.  N.J. 
TERESA  L.WEBB  Ashland 
DELORES  L.  WEDDINGTON  Pikeville 
DAVID  B.WELLS  Lexington 
TERRY  L.  WELLS  Richmond 
SARA  A.  WELSH  Richmond 


SOPHOMORES/TAT-WEL   529 


University  Store  Plans  Expansion 


PHYLLIS  A.  WENDERFER  Maineville.  0. 
ANNETTE  R.  WESCOTT  Somers  Point.  N.J. 
WALTER  N.  WESTVICH  Okeana.  0. 
KATHY  WHEATLEY  Springfield 
BRENDA  D  WHEELER  Salyersville 
JILLS  WHICKER  McKee 
CLIFFORD  D.  WHITAKER  Cynthiana 
SHEREE  D.  WHITAKER  Chavies 

DAVID  E.WHITE  Richmond 
STEPHEN  G.  WHITE  Frankfort 
HARRY  L.  WHITEHILL  Alexandria 
MARY  E.  WHITEHOUSE  Crestwood 
DAVID  A.  WIBBELS  Valley  Station 
ANDRA  V.  WICKLUND  Independence 
BETH  A.  WIENER  Canton,  0. 
YVONNE  R.  WILBURN  Cincinnati.  0. 

NANCY  WILCHER  Hustonville 
LIBBY  L  WILKINS  Dayton,  0 
LINDA  M.  WILKINSON  Berea 
DONALD  L.  WILLIAMS  Shelbyville 
JAMES  A.  WILLIAMS.  JR.  Louisville 
MARK  H.  WILLIAMS  Lexington 
ROBERT  L  WILLIAMS  South  Portsmouth 
ROGER  L.  WILLIAMS  Lookout 

TED  J.  WILLIAMS  Danville 
LONNIE  E.  WILLIAMSON  Inez 
BRENDA  D.  WILLINGHAM  Lily 
MACY  WILLIS  Corbin 
KEITH  L.WILSON  Louisville 
LEWIS  WILSON.  JR.  Berea 
WAYNE  T  WILSON  Tampa.  Fla. 
EUGENE  W  WINBUN.  JR.  Louisville 


Students  (above  and  opposite)  express  despair  as  they  |am  the  bookstore 

during  the  fall  rush. 


530   SOPHOMORES/WEN-WIN 


ROGER  A  WINKLE  Cynthiana 
GARY  B  WINN  Florence 
CATHY  L.  WINNER  Cincinnati,  0. 
BRENDA  F.WISE  Danville 
JAMES  R.  WISE  Louisville 
ARNOLD  R.  WITT  Goshen.  Ind. 
HARAN  E.WITT  Holmes  Mill 
MALCOMB  M.WITT  Paris 

ROBERT  L.  WOLF  Louisville 
DENNIS  R.  WOLF  Covington 
ROBERT  A.  WOLFZORN  Ft.  Thomas 
BRENDA  L.  WOOD  South  Shore 
MICHAEL  G.  WOOD  Pleasureville 
MICHAEL  E.  WOODS  Florence 
SANDRA  L.  WOODS  Louisville 
MARY  A.  WOZNY  Louisville 

ALVIN  WREN.  JR.  Gravel  Switch 
NORMA  A  WRIGHT  Junction  City 
SANDRA  K.  WRIGHT  Cincinnati.  0. 
MARILYN  J.  WULLSCHLEGER  Jackson 
SANDRA  J  WYATTCorbin 
SHARON  S  WYATT  Louisville 
MARY  J.  WYNKOOP  Eaton.  0. 
GARNIE  A  YEAGER  Bondville 


CONNIES  YORK  Richmond 

DAVID  R  YOUNG  Tompkinsville 

DEBORAH  A.  YOUNG  Danville 

JOHN  C  YOUNG  Port-of-Spain.  Trinidad 

JEANIEE.  ZIEGENFUS  Silver  Spring  Md 

DENNISC.ZION  Bellevue 





SOPHOMORES/WIN-ZIO   531 


Freshmen  Anticipate  Coming  Years 


The  class  of  '74  began  its 
college  career  with  eager  antici- 
pation of  the  four  years  to 
come.  An  experiment  in  living 
instilled  a  deeper  appreciation 
of  their  fellow  students. 

Many  new  friends  and  adjust- 
ments were  made  through 
various  activities.  Orientation 
Week,  meeting  with  advisors, 
and  that  hectic  first  registration 
initiated  freshmen  to  campus 
life. 


FRESHMAN  CLASS  OFFICERS.  FROM  TOP:  Deb- 
bie Higgms.  Student  Senate;  Jo  Ann  Gish. 
Student  Senate;  Steve  Rowland.  Student  Senate; 
Bonnie  Gray,  Treasurer;  Donna  McArthur,  Sec- 
retary; Mark  Cowman.  Vice-President;  Jim  Hollo- 
way.  President 


4  Mmmtiii 


ELIZABETH  A.  ABELL  Lebanon 
WARREN  B.  ABRAHAM  Kettering,  0 
NANCY  R.  ADAIR  Hopkmsville 
JUDITH  F.  ADAMS  Louisville 
LINDA  L.  ADAMS  Eubank 
MARSHA  ADAMS  Middletown,  0. 
WILLIAM  B.  ADAMS  Pinevllle 
CAROLYN  S.  ADCOCK  Louisville 

DONALD  G.  ALCORN  Mt.  Washington 
DEBORAH  L.  ALDRIDGE  Carrollton 
ALANA  K.  ALLEN  Shelbyville 
BLANDAK   ALLEN  Hazard 
CARMEN  ALLEN  Barbourville 
KATHLEE  J.  ALLEN  Cincinnati,  0. 
GARYD.  ALLEY  Winchester 
MICHAEL  J,  ALLEY  Alcoa.  Tenn. 

KATHY  K.  ALTON  Monticello 
CONNIE  J.  AMANN  Ft.  Mitchell 
HELEN  R.  AMIS  Flat  Lick 
DONALD  R.  ANDERSON  Bardstown 
HOLLY  B.  ANDERSON  Williamstown.  Mass. 
PATRICIA  A.  ANDERSON  Covington 
PAULETTE  M.  ANDERSON  Louisville 
RICHARD  A.  ANDERSON  Hebron 

DEBORAH  S.  ANGEL  Louisville 
DEBBI  L.  APPELMAN  Florence 
JAMES  A.  ARLINGHAUS  Elsmere 
B.  SUSAN  ARNOLD  Mt  Sterling 
JAMES  D.  ARTHUR  Bybee 
CARMON  G.  ARVIN  Lebanon 
CURTIS  ASHERHyden 
SHEILA  F.  ATHA  Lexington 

RONNIE  D.  ATKINS  Dayton,  0. 

JANETS.  AYDT  Louisville 

PAULA  L.AYDT  Louisville 

KATHERINE  BABINGTON  Hackettstown,  N.J. 

SUSAN  J.  BACHUS  Cincinnati,  0. 

JOHN  G.  BADER  Jeffersontown 

CARA  M.  BAGBY  Covington 

DEBORAH  F.  BAILEY  Shelbyville 

GERALD  R.  BAILEY  Frankfort 
KAREN  L.  BAILEY  Loveland,  0. 
STEPHEN  C.  BAILEY  Harrodsburg 
BEVERLY  R.  BAKER  Corbm 
CARLAA.  BAKER  Louisville 
JANET  L.  BAKER  Marengo,  0. 
VIRGINIA  J.  BAKER  Lexington 
WANDA  K.  BAKER  Manchester 

DEBBIE  L.  BALES  New  Lebanon,  0. 
BARBARA  BALL  Catlettsburg 
DIANNAL.  BALL  Berea 
PAUL  D.  BALLARD  Middletown,  0. 
JANET  R.  BALTES  Lawrenceburg 
CYNTHIA  K.  BALTZLEY  Cincinnati,  0. 
SANDRA  K.  BANKS  Whitesburg 
BARBARA  A.  BANZHAF  Ft.  Thomas 

ROBERT  S.  BARGO  Barbourville 
SUZANNE  BARNES  Alexandria 
LANA  K.  BARNETT  Harrodsburg 
ROSEMARY  L.  BARNETT  Lexington 
KATHY  J.  BARNHART  Germantown,  0. 
ROBERT  W.  BARRETT  Erlanger 
MARTIN  J.  BARSOTTI  Ellwood  City,  Pa. 
JACKT.  BARTLEY  Hazard 

PHYLLIS  C.  BARTON  Farmersville,  0. 
JANET  E.  BATES  Hollansburg 
JANICE  L.  BATES  Frankfort 
JENNIFER  L.  BATES  Prestonsburg 
DEBBIE  L.  BATHIANY  Ft.  Thomas 
CONNIE  R.  BEAMS  Jacksonville,  III. 
DENNIS  J.  BEARD  York,  Pa. 
GARYL.  BEARD  Louisville 


FRESHMEN/ABE-BEA   533 


Freshmen  Eager  To  Learn  EKU  'Ropes' 


MICAHS.  BEARD  Liberty 
TERRY  A  BECKER  Silver  Grove 
DARLENE  BEGLEY  Paint  Lick 
DEBORAH  S.  BEGLEY  Amelia.  0 
MARTHAS.  BEHRENS  Cincinnati.  0. 
RITA  M.  BEITLER  Phoenixville.  Pa. 
DEBORAH  K.  BELLAIRS  Richmond 
DENNIS  S.  BELLINGER  Danville 

ANGELA  F.  BENDER  Lexington 
JUDI  A  BENEDETT  St.  Clairsville.  0. 
DAVID  N.  BENNETT  Richmond 
MARY  K.  BENTLE  Falmouth 
BETTNIA  J.  BENTLEY  Worthmgton 
NANCYS  BERBERICH  Cincinnati.  0. 
TERESA  A.  BERLIN  Wilmington.  0. 
EVEANNA  K.  BETZ  Kayton,  0. 

ANNAM.  BIAGI  Shelbyville 

LORAL.  BILLUPS  Russell 

DONNAT.  BIRCHFIELD  Irvine 

BEVERLY  K   BISHOP  Butler 

JOHN  W  BLACK  LaGrange 

REBECCA  M   BLACKETER  Lawrencebuer 

MARGARET  A.  BLAIR  Manchester 

ANNE  S.  BLAKEMAN  Lawrenceburg 

CAROL  A.  BLAKEMAN  Louisville 
DEBORAH  L   BLANTON  Lexington 
KAREN  L.  BLASKY  Cincinnati.  0. 
DORIS  E   BLEDSOE  Albany 
DENISE  K.  BLEVENS  Louisville 
GAIL  I.  BLEVINS  Cincinnati.  0 
MICHAEL  L.  BLEVINS  Centerville.  0. 
LINDA  S   BOATRIGHT  Lancaster 


Freshman  coeds  —  and  parents 
as  the  fall  semester  begins. 


face  the  line  at  the  Case  Hall  check  In 


534  FRESHMEN/BEA-BOA 


RITA  J.  BOGGESS  Greenville 
LEA  BOGGIO  Hasbrouck  Heights.  N.J. 
THOMAS  D.  BOGGS  Alexandria 
WANDA L  BOGIG  Frankfort 
KEVIN  F.  BOMHARD  Troy,  0. 
MARLENE  F.  BONAR  Falmouth 
SUSAN  L.  BONDURANT  Frankfort 
PEGGY  L.  BONFERT  Edgewood 

RANDI  BOONE  Hillsboro,  0. 
IVAN  P.  BOOTH  Beattyville 
ANNE  L.  BOOTHE  Carlisle 
HOWARD  R.  BOSTIC  Frankfort.  0. 
JEFFREY  D  BOSEWLL  Harrodsburg 
FRED  W.  BOTHWELL  Covington 
STEVE  S  BOWEN  Mt.  Washington 
DEBORAH  A.  BOWLES  Brooksville 

DON  W.  BOWLING  Fairfield.  0. 
BARBARAS.  BOYLAN  Louisville 
SUSAN  R.  BRADLEY  Frankfort 
BISHOP  L.  BRADSHAW  Louisville 
MARY  E.  BRANCH  Louisville 
TERRI  L.  BRANHAM  Pikeville 
CYNTHIA  A.  BRANOM  Sparta 
JEVETTA  R.  BREEDING  Bardstown 

STEWART  E.  BRENTZEL  Louisville 
MARY  A.  BRESCH  Ft.  Mitchell 
BRENDA  C   BREWER  Dayton,  0. 
JANICE  BREWER  Hazard 
NADINE  I   BREWER  Dayton.  0 
CHARLES  R.  BRIGHT  Cincinnati.  0. 
MARTHA  A.  BRISCOE  Louisville 
JANELLE  S.  BRITTIAN  Pineville 

BOBBIE  S.  BROCK  Pineville 
NANCY  M.  BRONSON  Louisville 
BEVERLY  A.  BROUGHTON  Shelbyville 
DEBORAH  A.  BROWN  Cincinnati.  0. 
DEBRA  J.  BROWN  Louisville 
MICHAEL  W.  BROWN  Louisville 
WILLIAM  J.  BROWN  Louisville 
DANIEL  L.  BROWNING  Cynthiana 

ELDON  BROWNING  Waneta 
PAMELA  S.  BROWNING  London 
WILLIAM  S.  BORWNING  Harlan 
DEBORAH  J.  BRUMFIELD  Lexington 
THEODORA  M.  BRUNETTI  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
TIMOTHY  J.  BRYAN  Centerville,  0. 
ELIZABETH  C.  BRYANT  Cincinnati.  0. 
SHANNON  BRYANT  Pikeville 

SHELIA  R.  BRYANT  Stearns 
JOSEPH  M.  BUCHANAN  Florence 
MARY  E.  BUCHANAN  Lebanon,  0. 
JAMES  K.  BUEHNER  Farmersville.  0. 
VICKI  G.  BUGG  Harrodsburg 
DEBORAH  A.  BUKY  Mt.  Washington 
DEBRA  L.  BULLOCK  Louisville 
WILLIAM  E.  BURCH  Winchester 

JANE  T.  BURDETTE  Lebanon 
KRISTINE  BURGESS  Wheelersburg,  0. 
JACQUELYN  BURLESON  Ft.  Thomas 
COY  H.  BURNAM  Richmond 
BARBARA  J.  BURNS  Willisburg 
SARA  A.  BURNS  Franklin.  0. 
JAMES  S.  BURRIS.  JR.  Mt.  Washington 
JOHNL.  BURTON  Louisville 

LARRY  J.  BUTLER  Valley  Station 
JACKIE  E.  CALDWELL  Falmouth 
SAMMY  G.  CALDWELL  Danville 
DANIEL  W.  CALKIN  Louisville 
DEBORAH  A.  CAMPBELL  Ashland 
EULENE  CAMPBELL  Middletown 
LESLIE  J.  CAMPBELL  Loveland,  0. 
ROCKY  L.  CAMPBELL  Corbin 


FRESHMEN/BOG-CAM    535 


STEPHEN  G-  CAMPBELL  London 
SUSAN  E.  CAMPBELL  Lebanon.  0. 
JANICE  L.  CARDWELL  Louisville 
CATHY  C.  CARLETON  Harrodsburg 
ANN  B.  CARMICKLE  Versailles 
JAMES  G.  CARNAHAN  London 
BARRY  L.  CARNES  Middlesboro 
JEFF  A.  CARSON  Falmouth 

ANN  K.CARTER  Louisville 
CHERYL  L.  CARTER  Middletown.  0. 
ROBERT  E.  CARTER  Richmond 
VENORA  E.  CARTER  Raceland 
MICHAEL  A.  CASEY  Richmond 
PHYLLIS  J.  CASEY  Freeburn 
CAROLYN  CASSEL  Inez 
ROGER  D.  CASTLE  Inez 

DARYL  L  CATLETT  Harrodsburg 
ELIZABETH  J.  CATLETT  Frankfort 
BOBBIE  J.  CAUDILL  Pekin.  Ind. 
DONALD  W.  CAUSEY  Paint  Lick 
BEVERLY  A.  CHADWELL  Somerset 
CHRISTINE  M.  CHADWELL  Richmond 
DAVE  C.  CHADWELL  Shelbyville 
MICHAEL  D.  CHADWELL  London 

DUSTY  L.  CHANDLER  Madison.  Ind. 
DENNIS  W.  CHANEY  Cincinnati.  0. 
SARAH  K.  CHANEY  Pikeville 
JAMES  A.  CHEEK  Independence 
REBECCA  A.  CHRISTIAN  Lancaster,  0. 
IN  SUNG  CHUNG  Seoul.  Korea 
ANNE  C.  CHURCHILL  Irvington 
BONNIE  S.CLARE  Louisville 

KENNETH  L.  CLARK  Lebanon 
KENT  B.CLARK  Big  Hill 
LEISA  L.CLARK  Lexington 
RONNIE  B.  CLARK  Monticello 
SHARON  M.  CLARK  Manchester 
MARCIA  B.  CLARKE  Mt.  Prospect.  III. 
ROSEMARY  CLARKE  Ashland 
PATRICIA  A.  CLEAVER  Russell 

BETSY  E.  CLEMONS  Richmond 
PATRICIA  A.  CLENDENEN  Covington 
VICKI  L.  CLENSY  Germantown.  0. 
DRUCILLA  CLEVELAND  Versailles 
ROGER  L.  CLEVENGER  Valley  Station 
RUBY  G.  CLEVINGER  Vansant.  Va. 
TIMOTHY  W.  CLIFFORD  Dayton.  0. 
RANDOLPH  M.  CLINE  Ft.  Mitchell 

STEPHEN  L.  CLOUSE  Corbin 
RONALD  K.  COATNEY  Harrodsburg 
TERESA  L.  COCHRAN  Lebanon.  0. 
BARBARA  D.  COLE  Radcliff 
CAROLYN  M.  COLEMAN  Paris 
CHARLES  E.  COLEMAN  Pikeville 
KEITH  A.  COLEMAN  Pikeville 
TERESA  L.  COLGAN  Flemingsburg 

RICHARD  G.  COLLETT  Covington 
KENNETH  A.  COLLINS  Covington 
DIANA  L  COMBS  Hazard 
JUDITH  L.  COMBS  Sassafras 
RUTH  COMBS  Waynesburg 
THOMAS  D.  COMBS  Beattyville 
JOHN  I.  COMPTON  Pikeville 
JANET  L.  CONDREVA  Frankfort 

LESLIE  J.  CONNETT  Newport 
DAVID  A.  CONRAD  Falmouth 
VERA  D.  CONRAD  South  Irvine 
CATHY  J.  CONROY  Versailles 
JACK  L.  CONWAY  Frankfort 
DONALD  R.COOK  Morrill 
MORRIS  S.  COOK  Shelbyville 
LARRY  COMMER  Booneville 


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536   FRESHMEN/CAM-COM 


Influx  Brings  Traffic  Congestion 


JOHN  H.  COOPER  Georgetown 
KAREN  A.  COOPER  Louisville 
MICHAEL  L.  COOPER  Monticello 
SUE  A.  COOPER  Paintsville 
GARY  B.COPLEY  Warfield 
R.  F.  COPLEY  Williamson,  W.  Va. 
LYNN  D.  COPPERGreenhills.  0. 
JAMES  R.  CORBETT  Bardstown 

LARRY  C.  CORMNEX  Richmond 
HOWARD  D.  CORNETTGordon 
KENNETH  CORNETT  Hindman 
ROY  M.  CORNETT  Georgetown 
MARY  K.  COSBY  Richmond 
GEORGE  J.  COSTAS  Athens,  Greece 
JANE  A.  COSTINE  St,  Clairsville.  0, 
SANDRA  J,  COTTONGIM  Manchester 


A  military  police  company  cadet  makes  a  "what  can  I  do"  gesture  to  a  motorist 
priest  caught  in  the  traffic  congestion  of  students  arriving  for  the  fall  term. 


FRESHMEN/COO-COT   537 


ncoming  Freshmen   Dread  Rat  Court 


JAMES  M  COWAN  Winchester 
SUE  E.  COWAN  Anchorage 
MARK  F.  COWMAN  Wilmington,  0. 
BRENDAK.COXCorbin 
DANIEL  W.  COX  LaGrange 
LARRY  E.  COX  Louisville 
NONA  B.  COX  Berea 
PATSY  A.  COX  Berea 

SALLY  K  COX  Louisville 
SHARON  E  COYLE  Springfield 
WADE  H.  COYLE  Richmond 
KARL  W.  CRABTREE  Louisville 
RALPH  M  CRABTREE  Monticello 
FRANKS  CRACRAFT  North  Middletown 
DONNA  H.  CRAIN  Lawrenceburg 
WENDY  G.  CRAMOND  Lancaster 

GEORGIA  A.  CRAWFORD  Falmouth 
MICHAEL  B.  CREECH  Lexington 
JENNY  L  CROLEY  Williamsburg 
DARYL  E  CROSSFIELD  Paris 
CARLM.CROTHERS  West  Van  Lear 
KATHY  R.  CROXTON  Pleasureville 
BETTY  J.  CRUSE  Winchester 
CHERYL  A,  CRUSE  Greenhills.  0 

CLAUDIA  C.  CRUSE  Louisville 
VICKIE  R.  CRUSE  Richmond 
DANNY  E.  CUMMINS  Brooksville 
PHILLIPS  CUMMINS  Brooksville 
JUDY  A.  CUNNINGHAM  Richmond 
JIMMY  R  CUPP  Valley  Station 
BRENDA  D.  CURRAN  Lebanon 
DENNIS  C.  CURRAN  Cincinnati,  0, 


The  accused  (above)  comes  forth  as  the  judge  (opposite)  passes  sentence. 


538   FRESHMEN/COW-CUR 


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KAREN  A.  CURRENT  Lexington 
ROBERT  G.  CURRY  South  Lyon,  Mich. 
ALICE  A.  CURTIS  Winchester 
TAFFIE  J.CURTISCIayOty 
GREG  CUTLIP  West  Carrollton,  0. 
MARGARET  A.  DAFLER  New  Lebanon.  0. 
ROYL.  DALTON  Bronston 
SHARON  G.  DALTON  Richmond 

JENNIFER  A.  DANIEL  Corbin 
WILLIAM  C.  DANIEL  Winchester 
RICK  W.  DANIELS  Englewood.  0. 
CHARLES  J.  DANSON.  JR.  Danville 
DIANEC   DARENKAMPFt.  Mitchell 
DAVID  0   DARST  Barberton.  0. 
DONNA  K   DAUGHERTY  Falmouth 
CALVIN  W.DAVIS  London 

CAROLYN  T.  DAVIS  Prospect 
CHARLOTTE  A  DAVIS  Campbellsville 
CHRISTIAN  L.  DAVIS  LaGrange 
CHRISTIE  L.  DAVIS  Louisville 
DAVID  L.  DAVIS  Trenton.  0. 
LAJAVA  N   DAVIS  Mt.  Sterling 
LESLIE  A  DAVIS  Indianapolis.  Ind. 
NINAG.  DAVIS  Carpenter 

RAY  D.  DAVIS  Nlcholasville 
SANDRA  K.  DAVIS  Hazard 
BARRON  G.  DAWSON  LaGrange 
GEORGIA  DAY  Crab  Orchard 
RONALD  R.  DAY  Portsmouth.  0. 
MICHAEL  L.  DEATON  Austin,  Ind. 
LINDAG   DEATS  Louisville 
VERNON  R.  DEBRULER  Owensboro 


FRESHMEN/CUR-DEB   539 


Rat  Court  Sometimes  Rewarding 


BARBARA  S.  DECKER  Louisville 
CORNELIS  F  DE  HOOP  Richmond 
MARY  J.  DE  JACO  Alexandria 
CATHY  J.  DEJARNETTE  Winchester 
ANGELA  C-  DELANEY  Butler 
PAULDELOTT  Lexington 
PATRICIA  L.  DEMKO  Louisville 
JO  A.  DENNY  Wolton 

DAVID  0   DENNIS  Lexington 
MICHAEL  E.  DENNIS  Richmond 
TERESA  L.  DENNY  Louisville 
ROBERT  A  DESKINS  Pikeville 
THOMAS  A  DESKINS  Toler 
MARK  A.  DETOME  Louisville 
RICHARDG   DEVERS.  JR.  Midway 
GARY  DICK  Pueblo 

MARTHA  J.  DICK  Pueblo 
FRED  G   DODD  New  Boston.  0. 
MICHAEL  L.  DONEWALD  Lawrenceburg.  Ind 
PATRICIA  D  DONOHUE  Louisville 
STEVE  K   DOOLITTLE  Louisville 
VICTORIA  L.  DOTSON  Phelps 
DEBORAH  E.  DOTY  Ft.  Thomas 
DWIGHT  A.  DOUGLAS  Richmond 

BURNIS  B.  DOWELL  Calvert  City 

ROBERT  G  DOWNING  Lexington 
WILLIAM  K  DOWNS  Bardstown 
MARTHA  R  DRAPER  Crestwood 
ARTHUR  A  DRAUT  Louisville 
SUSANN  N.  DUCKETT  Somerset 
STEPHEN  E.  DUFFCincinnati.O. 
DIANA  L   DUGAN  Ekron 


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Not  all  Rat  Court  sentences  are  unpleasant  —  or  difficult. 


540   FRESHMEN/DEC-DUG 


DAVID  L.  DUGGERCorbm 
JAMES  D.  DUNCAN  Lexington 
MARY  C-  DURHAM  Danville 
EDITH  G.  DYE  Frankfort 
KEITH  M   EARLEY  Jamestown,  0. 
ELIZABETH  J.  EARLY  Paris 
ELLA  B.  EASTERLING  Pikeville 
ROBERT  L.  EASTERLING  Booneville 

KENNETH  S.  ECKHARDT  Pleasure  Ridge  Park 
DONNA  M.  EDWARDS  Louisville 
MARK  S.  EDWARDS  Louisville 
JOSEPH  L.  EGGEN  Winchester 
CAROL  J   ELDREDGE  Painstville 
VICKIES.  ELIZER  Monroe.  0. 
JUDITH  C.  ELLINGTON  Ashland 
JUDITH  M.  ELLIOTT  Miamiville,  0. 

VIRGIE  P.  ELLIOTT.  JR.  Danville 
ANTOINETTE  M   ELOVITZ  Lexington 
BECKY  W  ELSWICK  Pikeville 
WANDA  G.  ELY  Pineville 
DENISEL.  ELZY  Louisville 
JOYCE  A.  EMBERTON  Tompkinsville 
JOYCE  A.  EMMONS  Flemingsburg 
CAROLYN  J.  ENGLE  Corbin 

GAYLE  ENSMINGER  Burlington 
DEBBIE  L.  ENSOR  Mt.  Sterling 
JIM  A.  EPIFANO  Somerset.  0. 
SONIAJ  EPHEY  Somerset 
BARBARA  L.  ERISMAN  Farmersville.  0. 
DEBORAH  L.  ERWIN  Danville 
PATRICIA  A.  ERWIN  Union.  0. 
JUDY  K.  EVERSOLE  Buckhorn 

MARY  J.  EVERSOLE  Lexington 
LEEK.  EWING  Louisville 
DEBORAH  S.  FAIRCHILD  Louisville 
PAMELA  R.  FARMER  Crab  Orchard 
KATHY  E.  FARNEY  Erlanger 
SUSAN  K,  FAUST  Lexington 
MICHAEL  L.  FENDER  New  Richmond,  0. 
DEBORAH  E.  FENNELL  Saxonburg,  Pa. 

MICHAEL  M.  FERGUSON  Louisville 
MARY  A.  FERRANTE  Campbellsville 
DENNY  FERRELL  Middlesboro 
LOLA  J.  FIEDERER  Winchester 
THOMAS  E.  FINDLEY  Columbus.  0. 
MARTY  A.  FISK  Independence 
TERRY  L.  FISK  Coldwater.  Mich. 
CINDY  A.  FITZGERALD  Dayton,  0. 

KATHLEEN  L.  FLEMING  Russell 
CHRISTINE  A.  FLETCHER  Loveland.  0. 
JANICE  L.  FLETCHER  Louisville 
JOYCE  L  FLORA  Frankfort 
GENA  K.  FLORENCE  Cynthiana 
CAROL  A.  FLOYD  Danville 
ANDRE  A  E.  FOGG  Louisville 
ANNA  L.  FOGLE  Springfield 

CAROL  D.  FOGLE  Bardstown 
SANDRA  J.  FOLEY  Lebanon,  0. 
BRENDA  J.  FORD  Bardstown 
STEPHEN  E.  FORE  Revenna 
YVONNE  G.  FORKAL  Nicholson.  Pa. 
WANDA  L.  FORREST  Horse  Cave 
JOYCE  A.  FORSYTHE  Greensburg,  Pa. 
JUNE  G.  FORTNEY  Melbourne.  Fla. 

MARSHALL  K.  FOWLER  Charleston,  S.C. 
JUDITH  A.  FOX  Easton,  Pennsylvania 
RICHARD  P.  FREILING  Rockaway,  N.J. 
CONNIE  J.  FREKING  Florence 
KARIN  S.  FROBERG  Newark.  0. 
CHRISTINE  E.  FRYE  McArthur,  0. 
JOHN  M.  FRYMAN  Cynthiana 
BRUCE  M.  FULTON  Erlanger 


FRESHMEN/DUG-FUL   541 


RICHARD  S.  FURY  Harrison.  0. 
CAROL  A  GAGE  Mt.  Sterling 
GEORGE  T  GAINES  Georgetown 
LYNN  A.  GALLOWAY  Russell 
GLORIA  R  GAMMELL  Fairfield.  0. 
STEPHANIE  GARDINER  Louisville 
MARK  E  GARDNER  Middletown.  0. 
TAFFIE  D.  GARDNER  Versailles 

VICKI  W.  GARRETT  Owingsville 
JACQUELINE  J  GARRISON  Burlington 
DONNA  E.  GARY  Valley  Station 
MARY  Y.GASKIN  Albany 
BARBARA  F.  GAYHART  Crittenden 
JOYCE  GAYHEART  Hazard 
KARENS  GEHRONGermantown.O. 
DORIS  A.  GENTRY  Brodhead 

JOSEPH  R  GEOGHEGAN  Bardstown 
GREGORY  A  GIBBS  South  Shore 
DAVID  F.  GIBSON  Lexington 
JOSEPH  B.  GIBSON  Monticello 
JUDY  L.  GIBSON  Louisville 
RICHARDC  GIBSON  Anchorage 
GINGER  GILES  Lawrenceburg 
H.R.GILES  Middlesboro 

LINDA  J.  GILL  Nicholasville 
RUTH  A.  GILLESPIE  Covington 
ROGER  D  GILPIN  New  Haven 
TERRI  A  GINTER  Richmond 
JO  A  GISH  Louisville 
DANE  P.  GLASS  Louisville 
MICHAEL  A.  GLENN  Frankfort 
LESLIE  J.  GLICK  Cincinnati,  0. 

SHARLOTTE  A  GLOVER  Louisville 
SUSAN  G  GLOVER  Danville 
JOHNE  GOATLEY  Springfield 
PAMELA  GOBLE  Prestonsburg 
DALE  A.  GODSEY  Lancaster 
PAMELA  J.  GOEBEL  Fairfield.  0. 
PHYLLIS  A.  GOFFCampbellsville 
HARRY  D  GOGGIN  Stanford 

DEBORAH  A.  GOODWIN  Crab  Orchard 
JAMES  W.  GOODWIN  Louisville 
PAMELA  S  GOOLMAN  Irvine 
DIANE  M  GORMAN  Louisville 
GARY  T  GOSSER  Pleasureville 
JOY  L.  GOSSER  Russell  Springs 
ANITA  J.  GRAFFTaylorsville 
VICKY  GRANNIS  Ewmg 

DIANE  GRANT  Covington 
BILL  Y.  GRAVES  Harrodsburg 
GAYLE  F.GRAVES  Erlanger 
CATHERINE  S  GRAVITT  Frankfort 
BONNIE  C.  GRAY  Dayton.  O. 
EMMA  J.  GRAY  Louisville 
MARK  H  GRAYSON  Inez 
ALETA  E.  GREAYER  Winchester 

JOE  W.GREEN  Lebanon 
PATRICK  J.  GREEN  Erlanger 
ROBERT  N.GREEN  Berea 
CHARLES  R.  GREENE  Louisville 
MARTHA  E.  GREENE  Wilmington.  0. 
PATRICIA  A.  GREENE  Middlesboro 
MARGARET  E.  GREENWELL  New  Haven 
WILLIAM  M.  GREENWELL  Louisville 

JENNY  L  GREER  Burdine 
DEBORAH  E  GREGORY  Ft.  Thomas 
GAIL  E  GREGORY  Covington 
NANCY  K.GRETZINGERTroy.  0. 
CONNIE  L.GRICE  Louisville 
JAMES  W,  GRIDER  Liberty 
MARY  J.  GRIDERTompkinsville 
SARAH  K  GRIESCH  Valley  Station 


542   FRESHMEN/FUR-GRI 


Book-Buying:  A  Necessary  Ordea 


Just  one  more  hurdle  —  that  of  the  cash  register  —  stands  between  these 
students  and  that  first  class. 


FRESHMEN    543 


New  Acquaintances  Come  Easy 


SANDRA  L.  GRIFFIN  Cincinnati,  0. 
ANNA  G  GRIFFITH  Sebastian's  Branch 
RITAK.GRITTONSmai 
RITA  L.  GRITTON  Harrodsburg 
V.  LOUISE  GRIVETTI  Harrodsburg 
JAMES  M  GROLLIG  Bellevue 
PAULA  J  GROLLIG  Covington 
BOBBIE  J.  GROSS  Warsaw 

CAROL  A.  GROTE  Morehead 
GRETCHEN  A.  GROTE  Springfield,  0. 
PATSY  J.  GULLETT  Lexington 
CHARLES  H,  GUYN  Nicholasville 
FRAN  HACKMAN  Ft,  Mitchell 
KENNETH  W.  HACKWORTH  Mt.  Vernon 
GLENN  E.  HAEBERIN  Louisville 
HUBERT  L.  HAGAN  Louisville 

RICHY  A.  HAGGARD  Winchester 
DIANE  M.  HAHLEN  Erlanger 
DEBORAH  S.  HALDERMAN  Pisgah.  0 
DANA.  HALE  Ft.  Thomas 
DONNA  J.  HALE  Manchester 
JAMES  H.  HALEY  Louisville 
CAROL  A.  HALL  Mt  Sterling 
CHRISTINE  A.  HALL  Mattydale.  NY. 


Two  beamed  freshmen  come  under  the  approving  eye  of  an  upperclass- 
man  on  the  student  plaza. 


544   FRESHMEN/GRI-HAL 


it     .if  I 


JUANITAL.  HALLBurdine 
KAREN  L  HALL  McDowell 
KEVIN  C.  HALL  Corbin 
RHONDA  G.  HALL  Betsy  Layne 
ROLAND  T.  HALL  South  Shore 
SHERRIE  L.  HALL  Lexington 
TONDAL.  HALL  Hi  Hat 
JAMES  W.  HALSEY  Walton 

DENNIS  B.  HAM  Cynthiana 
DANE  R  HAMILTON  South  Bend.  Ind. 
DEBBIE  A.  HAMILTON  Georgetown 
JUDY  HAMILTON  Pikeville 
KAREN  L.  HAMILTON  Owensboro 
PHYLLIS  J.  HAMILTON  Loretto 
REBECCA  L.  HAMILTON  Richmond 
ANTHY  K   HAMMOND  Monticello 

JOAN  A.  HAMMOND  Morning  View 
MARY  M   HAMMOND  South  Shore 
WILLIAM  M.  HAMMONS  Lexington 
LILA  J.  HANDSCHUM  AKER  Marietta.  0. 
JUDY  K.  HANSFORD  Shopville 
LYNDA  J.  HAPNER  Nashua,  N.H. 
JENNIFER  HARDIN  Henderson 
MICHAEL  B.  HAREMSKI  Saginaw,  Mich. 

BEVERLY  S.  HARNED  Boston 
JOSEPH  T.  HARP  Cumberland 
DENNIS  HARRIS  Shelbyvllle 
GILDA  S.  HARRIS  Richmond 
JOY  HARRIS  Middlesboro 
KAREN  S   HARRIS  Richmond 
DEBBIE  S.  HARRISON  Louisville 
WILMA  J   HARRISON  Jackson  County 

BARBARA  J.  HARROD  Frankfort 
JOHN  C.  HARTJE  East  Ryland  Heights 
DAVID  A.  HARTLEY  Versailles 
SUSAN  J,  HARTSOCK  Waynesville,  0. 
DONALD  R.  HARVEY  Bellevue 
HENRY  F.  HATCHER  Pikeville 
RONALD  L.  HATFIELD  Prestonsburg 
CHERYL  S.  HAUSER  Fairfield.  0. 

DEBORAH  J.  HAWKINS  Lexington 
KATHY  A.  HAWKS  Cincinnati.  0. 
ELIZABETH  C.  HAYES  Tyner 
SUSAN  C   HAYHARST  Lexington 
RUTH  A.  HAYS  Gravel  Switch 
STEVE  R.  HAYS  Cincinnati,  0. 
REBECCA  M.  HAYWOOD  Prestonsburg 
MARY  L.  HEAD  New  Haven 

DANNA  V.  HEATON  Lexington 
KATHY  A.  HECKMAN  Louisville 
CARLA  S.  HEINISCH  Georgetown 
WILLIAMS-  HELM  Louisville 
JOHN  K.  HELTON  Catlettsburg 
PEGGY  J.  HEMMERLE  Bellevue 
JEAN  C.  HEMPFLING  Hebron 
HARRY  S.  HENSLEY  Nicholasville 

LINDAS.  HENSLEY  Stamping  Ground 
VICKIL  HENSLEY  Lexington 
IMOGENE  HERALD  Amelia,  0. 
LINDAS.  HERN  Hillsboro.O. 
MARK  W.  HERRICK  Lexington 
GAYLE  A.  HERRMANN  Ft.  Mitchell 
DIANA  J.  HERTH  Cincinnati.  0. 
VINCENT  J.  HEUSER  Louisville 

JOE  R.HEWLETT  Louisa 
SUSAN  S.  HIBBS  Bardstown 
JANET  L.  HICKS  McLean,  Va. 
JUDY  L.  HICKS  West  Chester.  0. 
DEBBIE  A.  HIGGINS  Louisville 
VICKIEC.  HIGNITE  Cynthiana 
CATHY  E.HILL  Versailles 
CHARLES  A.  HILL  Louisville 


FRESHMEN/HAL-HIL   545 


DOUGLAS  E  HILL  Manchester.  0. 
KAREN  E-  HILL  Fairless  Hills,  Pa. 
LARRY  L.HILL  Louisville 
STANLEY  W.  HILL  Alexandria 
MERRY  C.  HINDS  Ft.  Thomas 
PAUL  D.  HINES  Goshen,  0 
WILMAJ   HINKLE  Barbourville 
GARY  F.  HISEL  Lexington 

JOHN  R.  HITCHCOCK  Shreve.  0 
ANNEC  HITEBardstown 
PAMELA  A,  HOBBS  Stanford 
PATTY  A.  HOCHWALT  Dayton,  0 
LARRY  E.  HODGE  Shepherdsville 
MELANIEJ   HODGE  Corbin 
CAROL  A,  HOEHLER  Louisville 
DONNA  S  HOFFMAN  Ft.  Mitchell 

MARY  T.  HOFFMAN  Bardstown 
GEORGE  M   HOLBROOK  Ashland 
MICHAEL  L.  HOLBROOK  Richmond 
TANYA  L.  HOLBROOK  Washington  C.H..  0. 
LOIS  A.  HOLLAN  Austin,  Ind 
EUGENE  W  HOLLAND  Fairdale 
JANET  D  HOLLEY  Louisville 
SHARON  K.  HOLMES  London 

DENNIS  S   HOLSCLAW  Louisville 
SHEILA  K   HOLSCLAW  Lexington 
BEVERLY  A  HOLTON  Independence 
JAMES  M.  HOOD  St.  Florence 
RAYMOND  A  HOOD  Medina.  0. 
CINDY  L  HOPKINS  Belfry 
GREGORY  HOPKINS 
LEA  A.  HOPKINS  Pmeville 

GARY  W.  HOPPERTON  Dry  Ridge 
NANCY  K.  HOUDESHELL  Dayton.  0 
ESTHER  B.  HOUSER  Lynch 
REBEKAH  J   HOUSTON  Franklin 
DARRELLN   HOVIOUS  Hustonville 
BETTY  P  HOWARD  Ft  Mitchell 
JIMMY  R  HOWARD  Richmond 
MOLLY  S.  HOWARD  Richmond 

PHILIP  E.  HOWARD  Augusta 
WALTER  B.  HOWARD  Louisville 
DEBBIE  M.  HRICKO  Rockville,  Md. 
DEBORAH  J.  HUBBARD  Richmond 
LEON  R.  HUFFMAN  Lexington 
ARTHUR  A  HUGHES  Louisville 
JACKY  R  HUGHES  Monticello 
WILLIAM  L.  HUGHES  Irvine 

WANDA  L.  HUMAN  Louisville 
ALVIN  F  HUMPHRIES  Frankfort 
DEBRA  L  HUNGLERCovington 
BRENDA  D  HUNT  Paint  Lick 
RONALD  E  HUNT  Louisville 
TOM  J.  HURAK  Fostona,  0, 
STEVEN  L  HURLEY  Xenia.O. 
DEBORAH  J.  HURST  Coraopohs,  Pa. 

LINDA  G.  HURT  Hazard 
ROCKY  L.  HURT  Pikeville 
CERESAM.  HUTCHERSON  Frankfort 
PEGGY  L.  HUTCHERSON  Frankfort 
SALLY  L.  HUTCHERSON  Walton 
TINK  HUTTON  Holbrook 
KEITH  H.  HUYSMAN  Dayton,  0. 
JUDY  HYDE  Manchester 

PAMELA  K.  ISERALFIorence 
EARL  D.  ISOX,  JR.  Lexington 
BETTY  D  JACKSON  Richmond 
FRANCES  L.  JACKSON  Louisville 
MARGIE  A.  JACKSON  Morning  View 
DEBBIE  R  JACOBS  Walton 
LESLIE  A  JAMES  Northfield,  N.J 
LLOYD  M  JAMES  Stanford 


546FRESHMEN/HIL-JAM 


Campus  Teems  With  Students  Action 


WILLIAM  J.  JAMES  Louisville 
PHILLIP  L.  JARED  Louisville 
TARA  L.  JASPER  Mt.  Washington 
JO  A.  JEFFERS  Frankfort 
SALLY  N.  JEFFERS  Newark,  0. 
REVELLE  L.  JEFFRIES  Louisville 
BARRY  L  JETT  Frankfort 
LUTHER  D.  JEWELL  Corbin 

JUDY  K.  JOHNS  Richmond 
BRENDAL  JOHNSON  Walton 
CARROLL  D.  JOHNSON  Ft.  Mitchell 
CHARLES  F.  JOHNSON  Pikeville 
GARNIE  M.  JOHNSON  Myra 
JACQUELYN  S.  JOHNSON  Frankfort 
JANET  G.  JOHNSON  Cincinnati,  0, 
KAY  A.  JOHNSON  North  Ridgeville.  0. 

MARSHA  D.  JOHNSON  Louisville 
NANCY  J,  JOHNSON  Lexington 
PAMELA  J.  JOHNSON  Louisville 
WINNIE  JOHNSON  Florence 
YUETTE  A.  JOHNSON  Louisville 
RUTH  JOHNSTON  Middlesboro 
BONNIE  J.  JONES  Erlanger 
DENISE  E.  JONES  Liverpool,  N.Y. 

DIANNE  C,  JONES  Lancaster,  0 
EDWARD  E.  JONES  Fredericksburg,  Va. 
HUGH  A  JONES  Lexington 
JUDY  G.JONES  London 
KAREN  L.  JONES  Cincinnati.  0. 
NANCY  A.  JONES  Louisville 
VICKIE  L.JONES  Richmond 
PAMELA  K.  JUDD  Florence 


Girl-watching  is  a  favorite  sport  of  EKU  men,  and  these  four  fellows  are  a  study  in  styles. 


FRESHMEN/JAM-JUD    547 


Study  Sites  Many,  Diversified 


PATRICIA  M.  JUDGE  Burlington 
BETH  J.  JUREK  Frankfort 
CHESTER  JUSTICE.  JR.  Pikeville 
NANCY  J.  JUSTICE  Cincinnati,  0. 
E.  THOMAS  KALE  Bowling  Green.  0 
KAREN  E  KARETH  Cincinnati.  0. 
CHARLES  E.  KEELING  Bardstown 
SHARON  L.  KEELING  Willisburg 

NANCY  J.  KEES  Alexandria 
JAMES  L   KEETON  Mobile.  Ala. 
DAVID  E  KELLER  London 
TONY  KELLER  Owensboro 
SARAH  K.  KELLEY  Lexington 
JERRY  L  KELLY  Lexington 
CYNTHIA  A.  KELSO  Cincinnati.  0. 
RICK  L  KEMERLY  Louisville 


Lured  outdoors  by  warm  weather,  an  inventive  coed  uses  a  bench  in  lieu  of  a  desk. 


548   FRESHMEN/JUD-KEM 


JEAN  A.  KEMPErlanger 
DONNA  E  KENNEDY  Cincinnati,  0. 
JAMES  M   KIDDCorbin 
PAMELA  S.  KIDDOO  Fairfield,  0. 
BOYD  B.  KIDWELL  Bardstown 
JOYCE  K.  KILGORE  New  Paris.  0. 
GAIL  L.  KIMBALL  Norwood,  0. 
HAROLD  F.  KINCAID  Beattyville 

ANNBRUCE  G.  KING  Lexington 

KAREN  S   KING  Brooksville 

LUCIEN  L  KINSOLVING,  JR.  Shelbyville 

LINDEN  D   KIRBY  Prospect,  0. 

DOROTHY  K.  KIRCHDORFER  Brandenburg 

ERIC  P.  KISER  Louisville 

CYNTHIA  I.  KNIGHT  Hackettstown,  N.J, 

PATTY  C  KNIGHT  Arlington.  Va 

JANR.  KOESTER  Ft.  Mitchell 
PATRICIA  A.  KOHL  Cincinnati,  0. 
KATHYA  KOHLBECKER  Winchester 
CATHRYN  A  KOTTMYER  Florence 
KAREN  E  KRANZErlanger 
LINDAS  KRAUTH  Ft  Mitchell 
KATHRYN  A  KRAUTWATER  Springfield.  0. 
JIME.  KRUSE  Louisville 

REGINA  M.  KUEHN  Louisville 
CARLA  A.  KUFFNER  Jeffersontown 
STEFFANI  L.  KWOZALLA  Covington 
LENETTA  LACADEN  Louisville 
ELIZABETH  D.  LACKEY  Berea 
MARYANN  LAHLEY  Cincinnati.  0. 
JENNIFER  L.  LAIRD  South  Vienna.  0. 
JANICE  C  LAMARR  Lexington 

JERRY  G.  LAMB  Paint  Lick 
DANNY  C   LAMBERT  Louisville 
DAVID  R.  LANEMt.  Sterling 
JOHN  R  LANIER  London 
PAUL  C.  LANTER  Wilhamstown 
PATRICIA  A.  LAPE  Bellevue 
GARY  R.  LARKIN  Lexington 
MARK  A.  LAWLESS  Lexington 

DEBBY  LAWRENCE  Louisville 
GAIL  A.  LAWSON  Louisville 
DONALD  R.  LEATHERS  Frankfort 
JAMES  F  LEAVELL  Lexington 
DIANE  LEDFORD  Valley  Station 
BRENDAJ.  LEE  Louisville 
FRANCES  N.  LEE  Lebanon 
DANIEL  J  LEGEL  Louisville 

LINDA  J.  LEMAY  Fairfield,  0. 
SHERRI  L.  LENBERGER  Louisville 
ADRIENNE  H.  LENNART  Louisville 
LIZK.  LEVALLEY  Dayton,  0. 
CARL  L.  LEWALLEN  Corbin 
ANNE  J.  LEWISPaintsville 
BEVC.  LEWIS  Morrow,  0. 
DEBORAH  K.  LEWIS  Flatswood 

EARNEST  J.  LINDERCincmnati.O. 
NANCY  L.  LINGRUEN  Akron,  0. 
WILLIAM  A.  LIPKE  Southgate 
RICHARD  D.  LITTLE  Pikeville 
TERESA  J.  LITTLETON  Lexington 
JANET  L.  LOCKRIDGE  Mt.  Sterling 
TINAF,  LOEBErlanger 
GARY  M.  LONG  Harrodsburg 

GENE  R.  LONG  Centerville.  0. 
MARY  B.  LONNEMAN  Ft.  Mitchell 
DENISE  LOUDERBACK  Louisville 
CAROLYNS.  LOVE  Paris 
SANDRA  K.  LOVELY  Richmond 
SUSAN  L.  LOWE  Winchester 
PAMELA  L.  LOWERY  Richmond 
BEVERLY  J.  LUCAS  Stanford 


FRESHMEN/KEM-LUC   549 


BARBARA  E  LUMSDEN  Cincinnati.  0. 
GEORGE  D  LUNCEFORD.JR  Radcliff 
SANDRA  K.  LUNDY  Pineville 
JOE  A.  LYON  Paintsville 
VIOLET  M   LYONS  Taylorsville 
PHIL  D.  McAFEE  Louisville 
DONNA  B.  Mc ARTHUR  Cincinnati.  0. 
CONNIE  K   McBURNEY  Carrollton 

CATHY  S.  McCARTY  Salyersville 
JUDITH  A  McCLANAHAN  Williamstown 
LISA  E.  McCLAVE  Portsmouth,  0 
RANDALL  G  McCLEARN  Shepherdsville 
CAROL  L  McCONNELL  Lexington 
KAREN  E  McCORD  Brooksville 
BOBBY  A  McCOUN  Lawrenceburg 
DEBORAH  K.  McCOY  Phelps 

CONNIE  L  McCULLARWilmore 
JANICE  M  McCULLUM  Louisville 
RUSTY  W.  McDONALD  Louisville 
JOYCE  A  McEWEN  Louisville 
JUDY  L.McFALL  Albany 
ALISONS  McFARLANDOwensboro 
DAVID  L  McFARLAND  Frankfort 
JUDITH  E    McGUIREMiddletown.O. 

DONNAL  MclNTOSH  Milwaukee.  Wis. 
LARSON  MclNTOSH  Irvine 
CAROLYN  MclNTYRE  Ehzaville 
DEANC   McKAY  Louisville 
DAN  R.  McKEE  Decatur.  Ill 
KATHRYN  H  McKENZIE  Paintsville 
DEBRAJ  McKINNEY  Ft  Mitchell 
DONNA  J   McKINZIE  Louisville 

RAMONA  K   McNEES  Cynthiana 
JOHN  D.  McNEW  Mt.  Vernon 
JAN1S  L.  McNULTY  Cincinnati,  0 
JOSEPH  D  McPHERSON  Lancaster 
RACHEL  L  McQUERRY  Paint  Lick 
DENNIS  L  McWILLIAMS  Battle  Creek.  Mich. 
PHYLLIS  A  MACAULAY  Kettering,  0. 
LINDA  D  MACKShelbyville 

LINDA  S  MADDEN  Plainf leld.  Ind. 
JEFFREYS  MAGERS  Louisville 
LINDAS  MAGGARD  Hazard 
JOYCE  A.  MAINS  Butler 
PATTY  L.  MAINS  Falmouth 
JAMES  R  MALLORY  Louisville 
MARY  B  MANDT  Pikeville 
LINDAS  MANNING  Somerset 

LUCYC   MARCUM  Albany 
VICKIE  C   MARION  Lexington 
JAMES  R  MARKESBERY  Erlanger 
RUSS  W.  MARKESBERY  Erlanger 
JAYNEL  MARLOWE  Frankfort 
DARYLP  MARMILLOT  Louisville 
DEBORAH  L  MARSHALL  Paris 
ROBERT  B  MARSHALL  Mt  Clemens.  Mich. 

VIRGINIA  A.  MARSHALL  Georgetown 
KEVIN  D  MARTELLO  Lexington 
DELILAH  A  MARTIN  McKee 
LEE  G.  MARTIN  Owensboro 
VICKI  L  MARTIN  Louisville 
PEGGY  A  MASCHMEYER  Ludlow 
JOHNM   MASON  Covington 
MICHAEL  L  MASON  Lynch 

DOLORES  MASSINGALE  Melbourne 
PAMELA  A  MASTERS  Richmond 
LANAS  MATTINGLYSpringfield 
LINDAS.  MATZVilla  Hills 
BOBBY  G.  MAUNEY  Louisville 
SHARON  E  MAUPIN  Lebanon 
PATTY  S  MAVITY  Richmond 
KATHY  L  MAY  Prestonsburg 


550   FRESHMEN.  LUM-MAY 


Students  Seek  Spare-Time  Fun 


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KATHY  MAYER  Alexandria 
GWEN  MAYES  Harrodsburg 
HAROLD  S-  MAYES  Bonneville 
MITCHELL  A.  MAYES  Middlesboro 
CHARLES  C.  MEADE  II  Catlettsburg 
SHIRLEY  J.  MEADORS  Williamsburg 
KRISTY  L.  MEEKS  Shelbyville 
NADIENE  R.  MELLONCAMP  Dayton.  0. 

WATANNA  K.  MERCER  Eaton.  0 
MICHELER  MERCHANT  Dayton 
GEORGE  P.  MERRICK  Danville 
SHERRY  G  MESSER  Mansfield.  0. 
DAVID  L.  MICHAEL  Lexington 
LOUISE  MIDDEN  Cynthiana 
GARY  D.  MILBY  Louisville 
JOANNE  MILELLI  Denville.  N.J 

KEVIN  C  MILES  Indianapolis.  Ind. 
ARTHUR  L.  MILLER,  JR.  Louisville 
CHERI  L.  MILLER  Covington 
CHESTER  W.  MILLER  Jamestown.  0. 
EDWIN  A  MILLER  Winchester 
HERSCHEL  P.  MILLER  Fairdale 
JACQUELINE  L.  MILLER  Louisville 
JOAN  F.MILLER  Russell 


Sights  such  as  this  frisbee  tossing  student  were  common  during  the  warm 
months  of  the  school  year. 


FRESHMEN/MAY-MIL   551 


Band  Day  Provides  Fall  Color 


KATHRYN  S.  MILLER  Lexington 
LILLA  S.MILLER  Louisville 
BETTY L  MILLS  Louisville 
MARY  R  MILLS  Ft  Meade.  Md 
MYRAG.  MINOR  Mannsville 
CARLA  J  MITCHELL  Frankfort 
PATRICIA  K.  MITCHELL  Paducah 
JAMES  S  MOBLEY  Louisville 

SANDRA  J.  MOERMOND  Ft.  Thomas 
MARGARET  J.  MOEVES  Ft.  Mitchell 
DEBORAH  A.  MONAGHAN  Springfield.  0 
CAROLYN  L.  MONICAL  Hawesville 
DONNA  J  MONIN  Bardstown 
ALICE  M   MONTGOMERY  Scottsburg,  Ind 
BARBARA  J.  MOORE  Louisa 
GREGORY  H  MOORE  Miamisburg.  0. 

GWENDA  L.  MOORE  Fairfield.  0. 
KAREN  S  MOORE  Falmouth 
MARILYN  E.  MOORE  Louisville 
MICHAEL  D.  MOORE  Dayton.  0. 
SANDRA  MOORE  Louisville 
SHERRY  C  MOORE  Portsmouth.  0. 
TANYA  F  MOORES  Danville 
CARLOS  A,  MORENO  Hazard 

MICHAEL  MORGAN  Clospllnt 

PHILLIPW  MORGAN  Louisville 

SHIRLEY  D  MORGAN  Fairdale 

LUCY  A.  MORLEY  Danville 

NORANNE  L.  MORNINGSTAR  Springfield,  0 

JERREE  A  MORRIS  Ashland 

MARCIA  C.  MORRIS  Cincinnati.  0 

PAULD  MORRIS  Ft.  Thomas 


One  of  the  more  than  60  bands  in  the  Band  Day  pa- 
rade makes  its  turn  toward  downtown  Richmond. 


552    FRESHMEN/MIL-MOR 


THOMAS  S  MORTON  Troy.  0. 
DALE  J  MOSS  Ft.  Mitchell 
ANGELA  M   MUDD  Bardstown 
CHRISTINE  D  MUELLER  Florence 
LINDA  MUELLER  Louisville 
RICHARD  C.  MUELLER  Ft.  Thomas 
ARTIE  M   MULLEN  Georgetown 
STANFORD  T.  MULLEN  Louisville 

SALLY  A  MULLINS  Cincinnati.  0. 
BRENDA  K  MURPHY  Blue  Ash.  0. 
CAROLYN  S  MURPHY  Shelbyville 
JAMES  D  MUTH  Radcliff 
MICHAEL  B  MYERS  Louisville 
WILSON  MYERS  Birmingham.  Ala. 
PAMELA  R  MYNAHAN  Louisville 
CARLA  J.  NAGLE  Richmond 

PATRICK  L.  NALLY  Springfield 
BARBARA  J.  NAPIER  Manchester 
DAVIDS  NEAL  Pine  Knot 
VICKI  L.  NEAL  Portsmouth,  0. 
JEAN  A.  NEIKIRK  Danville 
GARY  C.  NELSON  Melbourne 
PAUL  D.  NETTLE  Canal  Fulton.  0. 
JOHN  E.  NEUFARTH  Southgate 

GEORGE  R.  NEUMEISTER  Jeffersonvllle.  Ind. 
PATRICIA  L.  NEWKIRK  Stanford 
SHARON  R.  NEWMAN  Hi  Hat 
H.  DAVID  NICHOLSON  Dayton 
DONNAS.  NICKELL  Wilhamstown 
THOMAS  L.  NICKELL  Winchester 
CLARA  NOBLE  Minnie 
DALE  NOBLE  Hazard 

JUDY  L.  NOE  West  Alexandria 

CHARLOTTE  C.  NOEL  Louisville 

PENNY  K.  NOEL  Miamisburg.  0. 

MARK  E.  NORENBERG  Louisville 

WILLIAM  H.  NORTHUP,  JR  Hartford,  Conn. 

LYNN  W,  NORVELL  New  Castle 

ARLENE  M.  NUNN  Pikeville 

BERNARD  B.  OBRYAN  III  Louisville 

SANDRA  L.  O'BRYAN  Louisville 
BONNIE  M.  ODLE  Tompkinsville 
DEBRAL.  OLDS  Frankfort 
MARK  A.  OLGES  Louisville 
MARKL.  OLIVERCovington 
KATHYL.  O'NAN  Louisville 
C.  EDWARD  O'NAN  Frankfort 
LINDA  L.OPELL  Louisa 

LINDA  A  OSBORNE  Paris 
CHERI  A.  OSLER  Linwood,  N.J. 
SUSAN  A.  OTTO  Ft.  Thomas 
PAULA  J.  OVERSTREET  Perryville 
REBECCA  M.  OVERSTREET  Lexington 
BETTYS.  OWENS  Corbin 
PAMELA  L.  PACK  Paintsville 
LARRY  K.  PAGE  Edmonton 

GARY  W.  PARISH  Valley  Station 
PAM  T.  PARISH  Owensboro 
PATRICIA  A.  PARKER  Paducah 
WILLIE  C.PARKER  Louisville 
DEBORAH  L.  PARKS  Richmond 
FELECIA  L.  PARKS  Richmond 
JARMILIA  A.  PARKS  Richmond 
RUSSELL  F.  PARKS  Lexington 

JANET  A.  PARSONS  Cincinnati.  0. 
JOE  W.  PASLEY  Winchester 
VICKI  L.  PATRICK  Springboro.  0. 
DOROTHY  A.  PATTERSON  Valley  Station 
JANICE  L.  PATTERSON  Louisville 
VICKI  S.  PATTERSON  Burgin 
TERESA  PATTON  Paintsville 
KAREN  L.  PAUL  Paducah 


FRESHMEN/MOR-PAU    553 


ALLAN  T  PAULSON  Sparta.  N.J. 
MARY  L.  PEARCY  Louisville 
WAYNE  G.  PEARSALL  Lorain.  0. 
ALAN  L.  PEARSON  Richmond 
DEBRA  K.  PEARSON  Dayton.  0. 
LARRY  J  PEAVLER  Louisville 
HELENA  S.  PEEBLES  McDermott.  0. 
LLOYD  W.  PENISTON  Turners  Station 

ERNEST  L.  PENNINGTON  Spotsylvania.  Va. 
LINDAS.  PENNIX  London 
CATHERINE  A.  PENTECOST  Frankfort 
MICHAEL  E   PEREZ  Brandenburg 
JUDITH  L  PERKINS  Louisville 
RICKY  L  PERKINS  Owenton 
ELLEN  S.  PERRY  Vine  Grove 
DAVID  M.  PETERS  Corbin 

LINDA  M   PFALZGRAF  Burlington 
JO  A  PHARIS  Winchester 
CLAUDE  B  PHILLIPS  Stearns 
CORKY  L.  PHILLIPS  Hamilton.  0 
GEORGE  M   PHILLIPS  Louisville 
REBECCA  L.  PHILLIPS  Louisville 
WAYNE  PHILLIPS  Stearns 
CARRIE  L.  PHILPOT  London 

JENNIFERS   PLATT  Dayton,  0 
GERALD  W  PICKRELLFIemingsburg 
LARRY  D  PIERSON  Owenton 
JUNE  E.  PINNEY  Martinsville.  0. 
BARBARA  D  PITAKOS  Cincinnati.  0. 
BILLY  G   PLOETNERFairdale 
SHERRY  L  POLLOCK  South  Shore 
DIANNEG   POLSTON  Louisville 

JANET  M.OPOE  Louisville 
KARREN  J   POPE  Fort  Knox 
ELIZABETH  J   POTTER  Linwood.  N.J. 
MICHELEE  POTTER  Louisville 
NANCY  E.  POTTS  Louisville 
MARTHAS   PRATHERCynthiana 
SALLY  J   PRATHER  Prospect  Heights,  III. 
MICHAEL  W.  PRATT  Georgetown 

MALINDA  A.  PRESTON  Pamtsville 
GAIL  PRICE  Pamtsville 
JAMESETTA  PRICE  Richmond 
NANCY  PRICE  Lexington 
SHERRY  J   PRICE  Louisville 
JUDITH  E  PRINZ  Covington 
EDGAR  M   PRYOR  Turners  Station 
MARTHA  L.  PRYSE  Louisville 

MICHAEL  L.  PULLIAM  Louisville 
WILLIAM  B  PURDOM  Harrodsburg 
STEVE  T  RAABE  Cincinnati,  0 
PAUL  D.  RABUZZI  Louisville 
VICKIE  L  RADERER  Louisville 
DAVID  Y   RAGAN  Alexandria 
JAMES  E   RAINEY  Louisville 
PAMELA  L.  RAINS  Williamsburg 

DIANNET  RAINVILLE  Butler,  N  J 
DENNIS  R  RALEIGH  Fern  Creek 
MARTHA  A  RALEIGH  Talbert 
EUBERTA  J.  RALSTON  Louisville 
KAREN  L  RAMEY  Harlan 
JOYCE  M   RAMSEY  Albany 
VICKIS.  RANEY  Louisville 
ROBERT  A,  RANKIN  Winchester 

I.  RICHARD  RASH.  JR.  Crestwood 
SUSAN  M   RASIMAS  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
CHERYL  L   RATLIFFEIkhornCity 
VIRGINIA  K   RATLIFFEIkhornCity 
CAROL  J   RAY  Louisville 
DEBORAH  A  RAY  Finchville 
JAMES  W  RAYKIN  Shelbyville 
LUCIA  C.  RAZOR  Lexington 


,  ft  ^ 


554    FRESHMEN/PAU-RAZ 


Freshmen  Overcome  Uncertainty 


MARY  L.  REAGAN  Hartford 
THOMAS  J  REBILAS  New  Carlisle.  0. 
DONNA  M.  REDD  Danville 
ILAM.  REEDERChilhcothe.  0 
DWIGHT  B.  REESE  West  Irvine 
JAMES  P.  REEVES  Melvin 
DIANNE  M   REHKAMP  Florence 
ALICE  J.  REILLY  St.  Clairsville 

DEBORAH  F  REINCKE  Cincinnati.  0. 
JESSIE  M.  REISS  Louisville 
JANICEM   RENNERCmcinnati.O. 
EDITH  A.  REYNOLDS  Louisville 
JANE  R  REYNOLDS  Lancaster 
KATHY  A  RHOADES  Troy.  0. 
ANDREW  W  RICE  Lexington 
BETTY  K.  RICE  Prestonsburg 


He's  a  little  ahead  of  himself,  but  the  expression  on  this  lad's  face  looks  like  it 
belongs  under  a  beanie. 


FRESHMEN/REA-RIC    555 


Homecoming  Brings  Back  Grads 


JOANNE  RICE  Ashland 
CHARLES  R  RICHARDS  Covington 
NORA  E   RICHARDS  Mt.  Sterling 
CONNIE  J   RICHARDSON  Waco 
DEBORAH  L  RICHARDSON  Waco 
JO  A.  RICHARDSON  Lebanon.  0 
SHARON  S.  RICHARDSON  Monticello 
VICKI  J.  RICHARDSON  Liberty 

ANGELA  R.  RICHESON  Louisville 
BECKY  B  RICKETTS  Louisville 
PAUL  M.  RIDDELL  Richmond 
RICHARDT   RIDDER  Newport 
THOMAS  J   RILEY  Lebanon 
JAMI  E.  RINKS  Middlesboro 
BEATRICE  M   RISHER  Richmond 
CHARLES  A.  ROACH  Radcliff 

DEBORAH  J  ROBBINS  Danville 
CLAUDIA  L  ROBERTS  Elsmere 
JAMES  W  ROBERTS  Seymour.  Ind. 
JUDY  L.  ROBERTS  Erlanger 
REBECCA  A.  ROBERTS  Ashland 
FRED  S  ROBINSON  Orlando 
JOHN  L   ROBINSON  Cincinnati,  0. 
MAGGIE  M  ROBINSON  Louisville 

MATTIE  J.  ROBINSON  Manchester 
ROBERT  L  ROBINSON  Louisville 
RUTH  A  ROBINSON  Bellevue 
SANDRA  G   ROBINSON  London 
JANET  I.  RODGERS  Frankfort 
LANE  RODGES  Wallms  Creek 
WILMA  J   RODGERS  Liberty 
HAROLD  F   ROESCH  Fairfield.  0 


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Sporting  an  Eastern  helmet.  Goofy  welcomes  homecoming  grads. 


556    FRESHMEN/RIC-ROE 


BRENDA  S-  ROGERS  Stanton 
PATTI  L.  ROGERS  Cincinnati.  0. 
SUSAN  L.  ROGERS  Elizabethtown 
JACK  C   ROOKARD  Lexington 
REBECCA  A.  ROSE  Louisville 
MICHELLE  A.  ROSER  Cincinnati,  0. 
JIM  K  ROSS  Berea 
BILLIE  A  ROTHEL  Midway 

JACQUELINE  D  ROUNTREE  Louisville 
CAROL  L.  ROUSSOS  Mt.  Sterling 
KENNETH  R.  ROWLAND  Wilmore 
OPAL  S.  ROWLAND  Clover  Bottom 
STEVE  J.  ROWLAND  Louisville 
SHARON  K.  ROWLETT  Bedford 
GERALD  G.  ROY  LaGrange 
LINDA  L.  RUF  Covington 

ANGELA  L.  RULE  Louisville 
BRENDA G  RUSH  London 
CYNTHIA  A.  RUSSELL  Newport 
TIMOTHY  B.  SAFLEY  Louisville 
WILLIAM  D  SAMS  Covington 
BARBARA  J.  SANDERS  Richmond 
MARTHA  F  SANDS  Louisville 
JOANNA  D.  SAUNDERS  Paintsville 

LUCY  J.  SAWHILL  LaGrange,  III. 
PAUL  E.  SCANLON  Lexington 
KAREN  L  SCHAFFERCincinnati.  0. 
JOSEPH  E  SCHETLER  Louisville 
DON  D.  SCHILLING  Lexington 
ROXANN  SCHLELEIN  Cincinnati.  O 
ROBIN  L.  SCHMIDT  Alexandria 
ROSALIE  C.  SCHMIDT  Covington 

MARY  L.  SCHOLL  Covington 
JAMES  B  SCHOMAKER  Newport 
DOROTHY  E  SCHULER  Waynesburg 
KAREN  L  SCHULER  Louisville 
DAVID  W.  SCHULTZ  Bromley 
GAILE.  SCHULTZCelina.O 
JANET  L  SCHULTZE  West  Chester.  0. 
ROBERTA  A.  SCHUM  Louisville 

DIANE  S.  SCHWANDNERCincmnati.  0 
LINDA  K  SCHWEITZERCincinnati,  0. 
RANDALL  J  SCHWEITZER  Bardstown 
RONALD  L.  SCHWEITZER  Bardstown 
CAROL  P.  SCHWENKE  Union 
BABETTE  SCHWEIRJOHANN  Ft  Mitchell 
JANICE  M.  SCOTT  Wilhsburg 
JOYCE  L  SCOTT  Middlesboro 

RUBYL  SCOTT  Mt.  Sterling 
BRENDA  J  SEALS  Harlan 
PATRICIA  A.  SEAMAN  Florence 
PATRICIA  A.  SEBASTIAN  Lexington 
TANYA  L  SEBASTIAN  Germantown.  0. 
JOYCE  SEILERErlanger 
WILLIAM  H.  SEIP  Swedesboro,  N.J. 
TERRI  J.  SEITZ  Lawrenceburg,  Ind. 

JERRI  E.  SELLERS  Loveland.  0. 
MYRA  E.  SELLERS  Leesburg.  0 
COY  A.  SEVIER  Corbln 
DENNA  K  SEXTON  Alexandria 
SIMIN  R.  SHAKIB  Lexington 
ROBERT  L.  SHANES  Lexington 
GARY  T.  SHARP  Lexington 
LINCOLN  V  SHARP  Harrodsburg 

LINDA  D.  SHARP  Lockport 

LELAM.SHAWGreenville,  0 
OWEN  H  SHEELEY  Louisville 
RONNIE  A.  SHEELEY  Fairdale 
LOIS  A.  SHEIDLER  Dayton.  0. 
KAMELYA  E.  SHELBY  Louisville 
JAMES  L  SHEPHERD  Lebanon 
MARY  K.  SHERIDAN  Newport 


FRESHMEN/ROG-SHE   557 


GILBERT  S  SHEW  Richmond 
JAMES  R  SHEW  Richmond 
PAUL  D  SHINDELBOWER  Richmond 
JANET  W  SHOBE  Louisville 
JERRY  L  SHOTWELL  Erlanger 
SAMIER  E  SHUNNARA  Louisville 
PATRICIA  J  SHUTE  Eaton.  0 
DENNIS  M  SILLS  Lexington 

DANNY  H   SILVESTER  Lexington 
JUDY  M  SIMMONS  Brandenburg 
FREDRICK  L  SIMPSON  Lancaster 
NANCEY  M   SIMPSON  Springfield 
RICHARD  L  SIMPSON  Gravel  Switch 
BOBBY  R  SIMS  London 
CHERYL L  SIMS  Burgm 
DEBBIE  A.  SIMS  Lexington 

JEROME  B  SIMS  Clarksville.  Tenn 
LARRY  R  SININGER  West  Union.  0. 
VIRGINIA  R  SKAGGS  Greenup 
DAVID  A  SKAROSI  Sharpsville.  Pa. 
JOHNIEM   SKIPWORTH  Kettle 
MICHAEL  I.  SLAYBACK  Lawrenceburg.  Ind. 
JOHN  L.  SLONECincmnati.  0. 
SHARON  L  SLUSHER  Williamsburg 

ARTHUR  B  SMITH  Louisville 
BEVERLY  D  SMITH  Catlettsburg 
BRENDA  L.  SMITH  London 
DELORES  G  SMITH  Louisville 
ELAINESMITH  Louisville 
JAMES  D  SMITH  Loyall 
JANET  L  SMITH  Phelps 
JOHN  M  SMITH  Fairdale 

JUDITH  K  SMITH  Tompkinsville 
JULIANNE  SMITH  Cincinnati.  0. 
MARK  M   SMITH  Richmond 
MICHAEL  R  SMITH  Raywick 
RHONDA  J.  SMITH  Richmond 
SAMMIE  L  SMITH  Louisville 
JOLLY  B  SNIDER  Jeffersontown 
REBE  CCA  A.  SNOWDEN  Winchester 

DAVID  M.  SORTER  Cincinnati.  0 
GREGORY  A.  SPAHR  Cincinnati.  0. 
JOSEPH  V  SPALDING  Lebanon 
NANCY  L.  SPARKS  Leeco 
DEBORAH  K  SPARROW  Louisville 
DIANE  J  SPECHTSouthgate 
ELLEN  J  SPILLMANCarrollton 
BELINDA  S.  SPRINGER  Lexington 

JOYCE  A.  SPURLOCK  Louisville 
SANDRA  D  STAHL  Ft.  Mitchell 
DONNA  L  STALKER  Pikeville 
SARAH  J   STAMBACK  Eaton.  0. 
JANE  STAMBAUGH  Cincinnati.  0. 
IVER  R  STANDARD.  JR  Frankfort 
MARTHA  S  STANGBY  Hamilton.  0. 
GARY  G.  STANSBERRY  Erlanger 

WILLIAM  W.  STAPLETON  Knoxville.  Tenn 
JOYCE  A  STAYTON  Louisville 
KAREN  J  STAZETSKI  Donora.  Pa. 
RUTH  A.  ST.  CLAIR  Louisville 
RALPH  STEELE  Lexington 
NANCY  J  STEGER  Florence 
PAUL  R.  STEINMETZ  Louisville 
FRANK  C  STEPHENS  Lexington 

KATHY  L  STEPHENS  Norwood.  0. 
ALEXAG  STEVENS  Danville 
BETTY  P.  STEVENS  Cynthiana 
CYNTHIA  A.  STEWART  St.  Convoy,  0. 
DONNA  K  STEWART  Northfield.  N.C. 
EVELYN  G.  STEWART  Letcher 
MELINDA  M.  STEWART  Worthville 
VINCENT  P.  STICKLEN.  JR  Ft  Thomas 


558   FRESHMEN/SHE-STI 


Lazy  Days  Return  With  Spring 


MIMI  K.  STINSON  Louisville 
JAMES  L  STISCAK  Euclid.  0. 
JANE  K.  STOCKDALE  Mt.  Sterling 
BARRY  W.  STOESS  Crestwood 
PAUL  S.STRADER  Louisville 
KARLA  A.  STRONG  Lexington 
LARRY  H.  STROUD  Fern  Creek 
LARRY C.STRUNK  Baxter 

DONNA  M.  STUBBS  Hebron 
MARY  A.  STULTZ  Morrow,  0. 
MARCELLA  STUMBO  Minnie 
DEBORAH  A.  STURGILL  Cumberland 
SHARON  A.  SULLIVAN  Goshen,  0 
CHARLES  R.  SUNLEY  Lexington 
WALLACE  W.  SUTTON  Hopatcong,  N.J. 
GERALD  J.  SWEENEY  Waynesburg 

MARY  S.  TABELING  Ft.  Mitchell 
KITTY  S.TACKETT  Virgie 
TERRI  A.  TAKACS  Middlesborough 
GERALD  W,  TAMME  Lebanon  Junction 
NANCY  R.TASSIE  Louisville 
MICHAEL  R.  TATCHELL  Shepherdsville 
SHARON  R.TATE  Dayton.  0 
ELNA  C  TATMAN  Versailles 

LARRY  R.  TAULBEE  Winchester 
JENNIFER  S  TAYLOR  Louisville 
MARY  S.  TAYLOR  Williamsburg 
LINDA  J  TERESI  Arlington.  Va. 
GAIL  A.  TERSTEGGE  Boston 
MARSHA  R.  TEWMEY  Harrodsburg 
JANICE  M.  THACKER  Pikeville 
DAVID  P.  THEILER  Louisville 


Spring  fever  on  a  pretty  day  is  an  irresistible  fore 


FRESHMEN/STI-THE    559 


Warm  Weather  Makes  A  Splash 


ALICE  J.  THOMAS  Greenup 
JOAN  L  THOMAS  Louisville 
KAREN  A.  THOMAS  Centerville,  0. 
PEGGY  THOMAS  Richmond 
ALFREDA  N  THOMPSON  Owensboro 
JACQUELINE  D.  THOMPSON  Florence 
JO  L.  THOMPSON  Louisville 
LINDAC.  THOMPSON  Berry 

PATRICIA  A  THOMPSON  Winchester 
ROBERT  W.  THOMPSON  Winchester 
TERRY  D  THOMPSON  Dayton.  0 
CONNIE  S.  THOMSON  New  Richmond,  0. 
EDDIE  L.  THORNTON  Lexington 
CYNTHIA  L.  THURMAN  Frankfort 
STEVEN  D.  THURMAN  New  Castle 
LEE  A.  THURMONDCorbm 

DAVIS  D.  TINDOLL,  JR.  Vine  Grove 
PEGGY  L.  TINGLE  Pleasureville 
MARTHA  L  TOLEMAN  Brooksville 
VELMA  L.  TOMASSETTI  Anchorage 
RUBY  K.  TRAUGOTT  Versailles 
MARY  E.TRAVIS  Ghent 
NIKKI  H.TRIPP  Louisville 
HELEN  J.  TRISLER  Harrodsburg 

MICHAEL  L.  TROUP  Miamisburg.  0. 
HARRY  L.  TRUMAN  Pleasureville 
LINDA  L.  TUCKER  Benham 
MICHAEL  M.  TUCKER  Somerset 
LORAINE  A.  TUNGATE  Kettering.  0 
CHARLOTTE  F.  TURNER  Richmond 
MARGIE  P.  TURNER  Lerose 
SALLY  A.  TURNER  Lawrenceburg,  Ind. 


SS^3»? 


The  Alumni  Coliseum  pool  is  a  popular  student  recreation  area  during  the  summer  months. 


560   FRESHMENATHO-TUR 


WILLIAM  D  TURNER  Louisville 
KATHY  J  TURPIN  Richmond 
TERESA  R.  TURPIN  Richmond 
DEBORAH  L.  TYE  Richmond 
ROBERT  L.  ULAND  New  Albany,  Ind. 
SANDRA  L.  ULLOM  Cincinnati,  0. 
WANDA  L.  UNDERWOOD  Lexington 
KELVIN  L  UPCHURCH  Monticello 

GLENDA  F.  UTTERBACK  Frankfort 
SHERYL  K.  VAN  BIBBER  Maloneton 
DEBRA  L.  VANDERHORST  Celina.  0. 
CHRISTY  L,  VANDERPOOL  Lancaster 
THOMAS  M,  VAN  DYKE  Winchester 
DEBORAH  J,  VAN  HOOSE  Tutor  Key 
ELINDA  K,  VANOVER  Middlesboro 
GARY  W.  VAN  PELT  Wilmington,  0. 

ROGER  D,  VAN  ZANT  Mt.  Vernon 

MARCIA  D,  VAUGHN  Louisville 

NANCY  R,  VENTERS  Pikeville 

JOHN  M.  VICEMaysville 

JESSE  VIRES  Chavies 

GOLDIE  M.  VITTITOE  Mt,  Washington 

DARLA  J.  VOGELSANG  Hebron 

RICHARD  G,  VON  HANDORF  Lookout  Heights 

KENNETH  B,  WADE  Harrodsburg 
ANN  C,  WAGNER  Ft.  Thomas 
RICKY  A,  WAGONER  Georgetown 
DEBORAH  J,  WAINRIGHT  Goshen,  0. 
CHARMAINE  WALDEN  Winchester 
BARBARA  P.  WALKER  Frankfort 
EARL  W.  WALKER  Louisville 
RHONDA  C.  WALL  Waynesburg 

PAULA  K.  WALLACE  Lebanon,  0 
JULIA  B.WALLIN  Brooksville 
SUSY  M,  WALSER  Pewee  Valley 
JOYCE  A,  WALTERS  Louisville 
THOMAS  R,  WALTERS  Newark,  0. 
DEBBIE  L.  WARD  Pikeville 
ELIZABETH  K,  WARD  Whitesburg 
GWENDA  G.  WARMAN  Westchester,  0, 

DAVID  W.  WARNING  Erlanger 
ELIZABETH  A.  WARREN  Paris 
PAULA  M,  WATERS  Bardstown 
PATTI  M.  WATHEN  Bardstown 
CYNTHIA  J.  WATKINS  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
JAMES  M.  WATKINS  Richmond 
JUDITH  K.  WATKINS  Carrollton 
KENNETH  D.  WATSON  Frankfort 

PATRICIA  A.  WATTS  Winchester 
JAMES  S.  WAY  Richmond 
CANDACE  J.  WEAVER  Greensburg,  Pa. 
CAROLYN  A.  WEBB  Mt.  Washington 
CHARLES  R.  WEBB  Covington 
DEBORAH  M.  WEBB  Perryville 
RITA  J.  WEBB  South  Portsmouth 
DELBERT  E.  WEBBER  Ft.  Thomas 

MICHAEL  C.  WEBER  Ft.  Thomas 
THERESA  A.  WEBER  Louisville 
JUDITH  L.  WEBSTER  Frankfort 
HERBERT  F.  WEDIG  Mt.  Healthy,  0. 
THERESE  A.  WEIGAND  Florence 
SHERRY  V.  WEISMAN  Cincinnati,  0. 
GARY  F.  WELDON  Warehouse  Point,  Conn. 
MARSHA  L.  WELKER  Shepherdsville 

BILLY  D.  WELLS  Middlesboro 

DIANA  WELLS  Falmouth 

PAULA  M.  WERMUTH  Independence 

TANYA  L.  WERNER  Newtonsville.  0. 

LINDA  J.  WERT  Union 

DANNY  E.  WESLEY  Valley  Station 

JERRY  L.  WEST  Williamstown 

VIOLET  F.  WEST  Richmond 


FRESHMENATUR-WES   561 


EDIE  M.  WETHINGTON  Walton 
JAN  K   WHALLEN  Ft.  Mitchell 
LUCY  J.  WHITAKER  Manchester 
JAMES  E.WHITE  Louisville 
MARTHA  J  WHITE  Paintsville 
MARY  P.  WHITE  Georgetown 
BARBARA  L  WHITEHEAD  Brooksville 
MARCIE  A  WHITEHEAD  Falmouth 

JOHN  M.  WHITESIDE  Birmingham.  Ala. 
CATHY  WHITIS  London 
DEBBE  A  WHITLEY  Cincinnati.  0 
JUDY  WHITLOW  Louisville 
ROBERT  M  WIDUP  Richmond 
DEBBIE  J  WIGGINS  Cincinnati.  0. 
HELEN  J  WIGGINTON  Bloomfield 
TERRENCEP  WILCHER  Lebanon 

NANCY  J  WILCOX  Louisville 
JANIE  R  WILHAM  Russell  Springs 
CHER  L.  WILHITE  Louisville 
CHARLES  M   WILKERSON  Lebanon 
BARBARA  J  WILKINSON  Monticello 
F  DOUGLAS  WILLIAMS  Pineville 
GARY  L  WILLIAMS  Shelbyville 
HELEN  J  WILLIAMS  Bardstown 

JENNIFER  P  WILLIAMS  Lexington 
NANCY  L  WILLIAMS  Irvine 
RICHARD  F.  WILLIAMS  Lebanon 
RONALD  D  WILLIAMS  Villa  Hills 
JOHN  T.  WILLIS  Nabb.  Ind 
BONNIE  J  WILSON  Lexington 
CATHERINES  WILSON  Paris 
DONNA  S.  WILSON  Lexington 

GARY  A  WILSON  Louisville 
LANA  J  WILSON  Richmond 
ROGER  R  WILSON  Louisville 
BILL  J.  WINBURN  LaGrange 
MARGARET  A  WINBURN  Irvine 
DONALD  R  WITHROW  Paris 
BRENDAL  WITT  McKee 
GLENDAM  WITT  Lexington 

VICKI  K.WOLFE  London 
TERESA  A.  WOMACK  Grayson 
GENEVIEVE  J.  WOOD  Frankfort 
JAMES  T  WOODHEAD  Falmouth 
CONNIES  WOODS  Berea 
PAMELA  H  WOOLERY  Irvine 
GAILL  WORKMAN  Akron,  0 
VICKI  S.  WORKMAN  Brooksville 

MARTHA  M.  WORLEY  Perryville 
MARY  S  WORTHINGTON  Trenton.  NJ. 
JUNE  L.  WRIGHT  Bloomfield 
LARRY  R.  WRIGHT  Sadieville 
DAVID  G.  WURFEL  Okolona 
TERRY  G  WYATT  Berea 
WILLARD  D.  WYNN  Closplint 
NANCY  A.  WYSOCKI  Fern  Creek 

PEGGY  S  YAO  Hong  Kong 
KAREN  J  YATES  Warsaw 
ROBERTA  YEAGER  Silver  Grove 
LISA  A.  YELTON  Ft  Mitchell 
KATHIE  J.  YORK  Albany 
DARLENE  YOUNG  Ashland 
PAMELA  G  YOUNG  Danville 
CYNTHIA  A  YOUNGER  Wilhamstown 

LEAMON  B   ZACHRY  Winchester 
PAMELAS  ZAK  Winchester 
JOY  L.  ZANONE  Louisville 
THOMAS  A  ZECHELLA  Ft.  Thomas 
PEGGY  J   ZEIDLER  Ft  Mitchell 
DIANE  M.  ZINK  Miamisburg.  0. 
JOHN  L  ZINNER  Fern  Creek 
JANET  C  ZYTCZAKCorbm 


562    FRESHMEN  WET-ZYT 


Students  Use  Campus  Beauty  In  Art 


The  secret  to  drawing  a  good  sketch  —  as  in  many  things  —  seems  to  be 
holding  your  mouth  right. 


FRESHMEN    563 


Snow  Welcomes  Second  Semester  Students 


JANET  L.  ADAMS  Brodhead 
L1LAD   BLACK  Walton 
LINDA  C   BLANC  Brandenburg 
JANET  K.  BOOK  Winchester 
MARY  G   BOSCHERT  Erlanger 
ERIC  R  BUNDY  Louisville 
BARRY  L   BURKETT  Somerset 
WILLIAM  E.  BURNS  Richmond 

TERESE  M.  COATES  Gahanna.  Ohio 
ELLA  J.  COLE  Winchester 
TONY  COX  Richmond 
CAROLYN  D  CURTIS  Corinth 
JUDITH  G  DEATON  Jackson 
ROBERT  A.  DOUGHTY  Preachersville 
BILLIE  J.  GILBERT  Clay  City 
ROBERT  P  GOODCincmnati.Ohio 


A  little  snow  in  the  face  provides  a  winter  diversion  from  class  routine. 


564   SECOND  SEMESTER  STUDENTS  ADA-GOO 


CONNIE  S.  GOODWIN  Lebanon.  Ohio 
LINDA  K.  HAMMONS  Paris 
CHARLINDA  A  HARRIS  Fleming 
RANDALL  J   HONEYCUTT  Pmetop 
GWENDOLYN  K   HOOVER  Brookville.  Ohio 
REVA  HURST  Campton 
MARY  B  JACKSON  Lexington 
VIRGINIA  K.JONES  Stanton 

VIVIAN  E  KAISER  Louisville 
NORMA  R.  KECK  Covington 
MARSHA  E.  KEITH  Eubank 
BARBARA  A.  KEOGH  Lexington 
BRENDA L   KIDDCorbin 
DENNIS  L.  LANE  Beloit.  Ohio 
HENRIETTA  LAWSON  Jelhco,  Tennessee 
PATRICIA  E.  LAWSON  Battletown 

PATSY  L.  LAWSON  Williamsburg 
ARTHUR  LEFEVERS,  JR  Pmeville 
DONNA  L.  LEHMAN  Alexandria 
MERVYN  P  LEWIS  Arima.  Trinidad 
JOHN  J.  LIPPY  Louisville 
STEPHAN  M.  LOUIS  Ft.  Mitchell 
JOHN  E.  McFARLAND  London 
SHEILA  R.  MAGGARD  Louisville 

INAJ.MARCUM  Hazard 
JERALD  M.  MESSER  Pmeville 
ANITA  K  MITCHUM  Lexington 
JAMES  L  MORRIS  Richmond,  Indiana 
ADRIAN  R.  MURPHY  Louisville 
FRANKIE  L.  NUNN  CrabOrchard 
NANCY  L.  NUNN  Albany 
BETTY  J  O'HARA  Corinth 

NILA  J  OSBORNE  Clyde.  Ohio 
S  JOAN  OVERSTREET  Louisville 
SHERRY  G   PARSONS  Holland.  Michigan 
KENNETH  H.  PALMER  Chambersburg.  Penn 
JOSE  R  PARKER  San  Salvador.  El  Salvador 
J   B  PEAVLERHarrodsburg 
LINDA  G   PERRY  Valley  Station 
CLYDE  W.  PHILLIPS  Mt.  Vernon 

JANET  M   PIGMAN  Jackson 

MARGUERITE  H  QUICK  Baldwin.  New  York 

ANNE  N.  RADER  Winchester 

BRENDA  L.  RANKIN  Stanford 

CHERYL  A.  REED  Medina.  Ohio 

ILENE  RIDDERCarrollton 

PATTY  L  RIGGS  Mt.  Gilead,  Ohio 

JACQUELINE  M.  RUSSELL  Bardstown 

MARVIN  A.  SANDERS  Prospect 
DENISE  A  SCHENCK  Westminster.  Mass. 
STEPHEN  E.  SCHENCK  Westminster.  Mass. 
JOSEPH  A.  SCOPA.  JR.  Totz 
CAROLS  SEKURAWestMitfhn,  Penn. 
JUDY  C  SIZEMORE  Dayton,  Ohio 
GEORGE  T.  SLONE  Piqua.  Ohio 
JUDIC.  SOUTH  Frankfort 

JOHN  G.  SPAHRCincinnati.  Ohio 
OKEY  E.  SPAULDING  Ft.  Mitchell 
CAROL  A.  STEWART  Mt.  Vernon 
LINDA  C.  SUTHERLAND  Louisville 
REBECCA  M.  THOMAS  Louisville 
JAMES  R  VANOVERMiddlesboro 
LINDA  S  VAUGHT  Coco  Solo.  Canal  Zone 
NANCY  E.  WALL  Yosemite 


CHARLOTTE  A.  WATHEN  Boston 

ROBERT  WEBSTER  Asheville.  North  Carolina 

LISA  WILLIAMSON  Inez 

ROBERT  G  WINKLER  Salt  Lake  City.  Utah 

DOUGLASS  W.  YOUNG  Cincinnati.  Ohio 

BRENDA  A.  ZIERES  Middletown.  New  York 


SECOND  SEMESTER  STUDENTS/GOO  ZIE    565 


Senior  Credits 


ABERCRUMBIE,  REVELLA  ANN;  Danville.  Delta 
Sigma  Theta.Panhellenic  p.  411. 

ACHZEHNER,    BEVERLY    ANN;    Fort    Thomas. 
SNEA.  College  Republicans,  p  411 

ADAMS.    JULIA.    Princeton.    Indiana     p.    411 

ADDINGTON.   D    DIANE.   Elizabethtown.  Alpha 
Delta    Pi.   SNEA.   Home  Economics    p    411 

ADIN,   CARL   H  .   Xenia.  Ohio.   Tau    Kappa    Ep- 
silon.  Young  Democrats,  p  411 

ALEXANDER.  JERRY  DENTON;  Somerset.  Alpha 
Chi  Lambda.  Student  Senate.  Veterans  Club. 

p  411 

ALEXANDER.  WILLIAM  M  ,  Louisville.  Circle  K. 
College  Republicans  p  411. 

ALLEN,  DEBORAH  ANN;  Louisville.  Young  Re- 
publicans. SNEA  p  411 

ALLEN.  JAMES  DOUGLAS.   Richmond    p.  411 

ALLEN.   VERA   LEE,    Raceland.    ACE.   SNEA     p 
411 


AVERITT.  ROBERT  FAUBEL;  Lexington,  Vet- 
erans Club,  Alpha  Phi  Sigma,  Honorary 
Police  Fraternity,  p.  41 1 


B 


LILLIAN  S..Corbin.  p.  411 

BABER.  JERRY  ANN.  Paris,  p.  411. 

BADGETT.  PAUL  R  :  Ashland.  Beta  Omicron 
p  412 

BAGWELL.  GLENNA  ARVIN;  Lebanon.  Phi 
Alpha  Theta.  p.  412. 

BAILEY.  LARRY  W  ;  Winchester,  Photographer. 
Milestone  and  Progress.  Alpha  Phi  Gamma. 
Debate,  p.  412 

BAIRD.  PATSY  ANN;  Middlestown.  Ohio.  Kappa 
Delta.  ACE.  CWENS.  p.  412. 

BAKER.  DAVID  L.;  Marengo.  Ohio   p.  412 

BAKER.  EDSEL  RAY;  Lexington   p  412 

BALDWIN.  RONNIE  LYNN;  Covington.  Military 
Police.  Dorm  Council  President.  Beta  Theta 


Pi,  AUSA,  Association  of  Law  Enforcement, 
Student  Senate,  p.  412 

BALLARD.  ROBERT  H  ;  Lancaster.  Collegiate 
Democrats,  Marketing  Club.  Intramural 
Sports  p.  412. 

BARKAU.  JOHN  ANTHONY.  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon.  Cheerleader.  KYMA. 
Newman  Club.  p.  412. 

BARKER.  WILLIAM  PRESTON;  Brandenburg. 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha   p  412 

BARNARD.  MICHAEL  M.;  Louisville,  Marching 
Band.  Symphonic  Band   p  412 

BARNES.  KAY  LYNN.  Lynch.  Vallienettes.  Home 
EconomicsClub.  YWCA  p.  412. 

BARNES.  WALTER  LOWERY;  Paducah.  Ac- 
counting Club,  Veterans  Club.  Newman 
Club  p.  412 

BARNHARDT.  LARRY  JOHN.  Richmond.  Indus- 
trial Education  Club.  Student  Senate  p.  412 

BARSOTTI.  MATTHEW  F.;  Elwood  City.  Pennsyl- 
vania. Tau  Kappa  Epsilon.  Industrial  Educa- 
tion Club,  p.  412. 


ALLISON.  ROBERT  THOMAS;  Lexington   p .41 1 

AMBURGEY.  MICHAEL  FRANK;  Mt.  Sterling 
p.  411 

ANDERSON.  CHARLES  EDWIN,  Elkhorn  City. 
Delta  Upsilon  p.  411 

ANDERSON.  GEORGE  ALFRED;  Maysville.  Phi- 
losophy Club.  Newman  Club.  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha.  College  Republicans,  p.  41 1 

ANDERSON.  RAYMOND  FRANKLIN;  Berea  p 
411 

ANDERSON.  WILLIAM  K  ,  Albion.  New  York 
p.  411 

ANGEL.  JUDY  ELLEN;  Louisville.  Baptist  Stu- 
dent Union   p  41 1 

ARDINGER.  NED  ALAN;  WHIiamsport.  Mary- 
land  p  411 

ARMSTRONG.  NANCY  SUE;  Cincinnati.  Ohio 
Kappa  Delta  p.  411 

ARTHUR.  ALVA  L.  Richmond   p  411 

ASHCRAFT.  RAY  PATRICK.  Louisville.  New- 
man Club.  Honorary  Business  Fraternity 
p  411 

ASHER.  LOUISE;  Hyden,  Kappa  Delta  Tau  p. 
411. 

ASHLEY.  KENNETH  C;  Lexington,  p.  411. 

ASPATORE.  EDWARD  CHARLES:  Louisville. 
HPER  p.  411 

AUSTIN,  ROBERT  EUGENE;  S.  Portsmouth, 
Ohio,  p.411 


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568    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  SENIOR  CREDITS 


BATTLES.     DONALD    RAY;     Stanton,    College 
Democrats,  p.  412. 

BATTLES.  HOWARD  EUGENE;  Stanton.  Young 
Democrats,  p.  412 

BATTS.  JAMES  WILLIAM;  Cattletsburg.  p.  412 

BAUER.     JANE    COOKE;     Louisville.     Newman 
Club.  Young  Democrats,  p.  412 

BAUMAN.  BRUCE  EDWARD;  Sarasota.  Florida 
p. 412. 


BECK.  RUDOLPH  WILHELM;  Surinam.  South 
America,  International  Student  Association. 
Eastern  Soccer  Club.  p.  412. 

BEGLEY,  HELEN  MARIE:  Mason,  Ohio    p.  412. 

BEGLEY.    RALPH    DAVID;    Paint    Lick,    p.    412 

BEHANAN.  RUSSELL  WAYNE;  Ghent,  Omega 
Psi  Phi  President,  University  Ensemble  Pres- 
ident.  p.  412 

BELCHER.    JANICE    LEWIS;    Danville     p.    412 

BENDS,  JAMES  PATRICK;  Georgetown.  Ohio. 
Phi  Alpha  Theta.  p  412 

BENTLEY.  JOHN  ALLEN;  Albion.  New  York  p. 
412. 

BERTRAND.  JEAN  KATHRYN;  Feds  Creek.  Col- 
lege Republicans.  Christian  Student  Fel- 
lowship, p.  412. 

BICKETT.  AMY  MAY:  Louisville.  Chi  Omega. 
Young    Democrats.    KYMA.    SNEA     p.    413. 

BIERMANN,  ANN  ELIZABETH;  Cincinnati.  Ohio; 
Valienettes,  Home  Economics  Club.  YWCA. 
p.  413 

BINDER.  EARL  WAYNE;  London,  p.  413 

BINGHAM.  JAMES  E  .  Corbin.  p.  413. 

BLACK.  BARBARA  LYNN;  LaGrange.  Young 
Democrats,  KYMA,  SNEA,  Chi  Omega  p. 
413. 

BLACK.  BEVERLY  GAIL;  West  Liberty.  HPER 
p.  413. 

BLACK.  RONALD  LLOYD;  Silver  Grove,  p.  413. 

BLAIR.  CHARLES  EDWARD;  Winchester.  Sigma 
Chi.  p.  413. 

BLAKE.  KAREN  LYNN;  Dayton.  Ohio.  Kappa 
Delta,  Teacher  Education  Committee  p. 
414. 

BLAKEMAN.    IRA   LEE:    Lawrenceburg.    p.   414. 

BLEDSOE.  RONALD  FRANKLIN;  Erlanger.  p. 
414. 

BLEVINS.  FLOYD  RAY;  Monticello,  Kappa  Delta 
Pi  President.  Phi  Mu  Alpha  Sinfonia.  MENC. 
Baptist  Student  Union.  Kappa  lota  Epsilon. 
p.  414, 

BLEVINS.  LLOYD  KAY;  Monticello.  Phi  Mu 
Alpha,  Kappa  lota  Epsilon,  Kappa  Delta  Pi, 
Baptist  Student  Union.  Men's  Glee  Club, 
Marching  Band,  Symphonic   Band.   p.  414. 


BLUE.  HARRY  A.;  Louisville,  p.  414 

BLYTHE.  ROBERT  RICHARD;  Richmond.  Math 
Club.  ROTC  Chorus.  Student  Council,  Scab- 
bard and  Blade,  KIE  p.  414 

BOAZ.  RONNIE  DOUGLAS:  Paris  p  414 

BOEH.  DAN  E..  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha   p  414 

BOGGIO,  GUIDO;  Hasbrouck  Heights.  New 
Jersey.  AMA  AUSA  p.  414. 

BOONE.  JOE  W  ;  Springfield,  Agriculture  Club 
p.  414. 

BOONE,  SUSAN  KAY;  Springfield,  Kappa  Delta 
Pi.  Collegiate  Pentacle.  p.  414 

BORDERS.    JUDY    CAROL:    Louisville     p.    415 

BORIN.  JOHN  ANDREW;  Norwood.  Ohio.  p.  415. 

BOSSE.  TIMOTHY  JAMES:  Ft    Thomas    p.  415 

BOSTON.  VELINDA  SUE.  Jeffersontown.  Kappa 
Delta  Tau.  Milestone.  Young  Republicans. 
p.  415 

BOWEN,  DARRELL  L.;  Malone.  New  York  p. 
415 

BOWEN.  MARTHA  C  .  Malone.  New  York.  p.  415. 

BOWLES.  BRIAN  LEE:  Hazard.  Agriculture  Club. 
Student    Council     Representative,     p     415 

BOWLING.  LYNN  ANNE;  Brookville.  Indiana  p. 
415. 

BOWMAN.  SHIRLEY  ANN,  Booneville.  SNEA, 
Collegiate  Democrats.  National  Council 
Teacher  Education,  p.  415. 

BOWMAN.  TERRY  WESLEY:  Louisville.  Student 
Council  Representative.  Pi  Kappa  Alpha, 
p  415. 

BOYD.  RONALD  DAVID:  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Counter  Guerrilla  Raiders. 
AUSA  p.  415 

BOYLE.  IRIS  ELAINE;  Moreland.  SNEA,  Mathe- 
matics Club  p.  415 

BRADT.  PHYLLIS  H.;  Jenkins  p  415 

BRANHAM.  DONAGENE;  Pamtsville.  Chi  Ome- 
ga. Cheerleader  Captain.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. KYMA  Club.  HPER  Club.  Young  Demo- 
crats. Queen  Athena.  ROTC  Sponsor   p.  415 

BRASHEAR.  BRENDA  DALE;  Viper.  Sociology 
Club.  p.  415 

BRASHEAR,  NORA  D  ;  Corbin,  Associate  Chief 
Justice,  Student  Court,  Collegiate  Pentacle, 
Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Burnam  Inter-Dorm  Repre- 
sentative, Co-Chairman,  Student  Senate 
Election  Committee,  p.  415. 

BRASHEAR.   SHERRY:   Masons  Creek    p.   415. 

BRASWELL.  KATHRYN  LUELLA;  Ashland,  p. 
415. 

BREITENSTEIN,  LARRY  DOUGLAS:  Louisville. 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon,  IFC,  Student  Govern- 
ment, Young  Republicans,  p.  415. 


BRELAND.  JAMES  D  ;  Lexington.  College  Re- 
publicans.   Omicron    Alpha    Kappa     p.    415 

BRENNAN.  DANIEL  JOHN;  Louisville.  Veterans 
Club.  Alpha  Phi  Sigma,  National  Police  Hon- 
or Fraternity,  p.  415. 

BRENNAN.  FREDERICK  G  ;  Miami.  Florida  p 
415 

BRITE.  JAMES  F  ;  Hardinsburg  p  415 

BRITTAIN.  GARY  WAYNE;  Barbourville    p.  415 

BROADDUS.  PATRICIA  M.;  Richmond,  p.  415 

BROCK.  SUSAN  MORGAN,  Mt.  Sterling,  p   415 

BROERING.  KAREN  LEE:  Cold  Spring.  Colle- 
giate Pentacle.  Cwens.  Newman  Club  p 
415 

BROGDON.  JOHNNY  LEROY;  Hopewell.  Vir- 
ginia, p.  415 

BRONN.  JAMES  R  :  Anchorage.  Phi  Delta  Theta. 
Young  Republicans  Club.  p.  416 

BROOKS.    PATRICIA   ANN;   Cynthiana     p.  416 

BROOKS.  ROBERT:  Danville.  President.  Men's 
Inter  Dorm,  Pershing  Rifles,  p  416 

BROWN.  BARTLEY  R  ,  Hebron   p  416 

BROWN.  CATHY  SUE;  Louisville  p.  416 

BROWN.  HELEN  IRENE:  Portsmouth,  Ohio. 
College    Republicans,    Orchestra,    p.    416. 

BROWN.  JIMMY  R .,  Whitesburg.  President  Cir- 
cle K.  President,  Collegiate  Democrats,  Stu- 
dent Council.  KYMA.  Homecoming  Commit- 
tee 1970  p  416 

BROWN.  JOHN  W.:  Whitesburg.  p  416 

BROWN.    LARRY   ALLEN;    Ft    Thomas    p.   416 

BROWN.  PAUL  A  ;  Albany   p  416 

BROWN.    ROBERT    THOMAS;    Burgm     p.    416 

BROWN.  RONALD  JAY:  Pikeville.  p.  416 

BROWN,  WILLIAM  CLARK:  Camden.  Ohio.  Scab- 
bard and  Blade,  p  416. 

BRUMMETT.  BRADY,  London,  Accounting 
Club.  p.  416 

BRYANT.  JAMES  D;  Anchorage.  Agriculture 
Club.  SoilsClub.  p.  416 

BRYANT,  ROBERT  CHARLES.  Louisville.  Alpha 
Phi  Sigma.  Newman  Club.  p.  416. 

BRYSON.  TERRI  ANN;  Louisville  p.  416 

BUBEL.  DAVID  ROY;  Rochester.  New  York, 
p  416 

BUCHANAN.  JANET  LYNNE:  Vevay.  Indiana. 
Young  Republicans.  Chorus,  p.  416 

BUCHANAN.  JOHN  LYNN;  Lebanon.  Ohio.  Kap- 
pa lota  Epsilon,  Phi  Delta  Theta,  American 
Marketing  Association,  p.  416 

BUGG.  DAVID  BRUCE;  Danville.  Inter-Dorm 
Council.  Tri-County  Club.  p.  416 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS  569 


BUNCH.  BARBARA  A;  Lebanon  Junction. 
SNEA.  Newman  Club.  Young  Democrats. 
Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Collegiate  Pentacle   p.  416 

BURKE.  LARRYGENE.  Louisville  p  416 

BURKE.  SHERRY  LYNN;  Lexington.  Eastern 
Progress.  GROWTH   p  416 

BURTON.  CLARICE  JEAN;  Columbia.  President 
Food  and  Nutrition  Club.  YWCA.  Depart- 
ment of  Biology  Advisory  Council.  Pi  Tau 
Chi   p  416 

BURTON.  LERRAINE.  Mary  p  416 

BUTCHER.  ROSANNE.  Stanford.  Kappa  Delta 
Pi.  Alpha  Gamma  Delta  p  416 

BUTLER.  BRENDA  JEAN.  Hopewell.  Virginia. 
House  Council.  Student  Council  Repre- 
sentative. President's  Committee.  Scholar- 
ship and  Loan  Committee.  Inter  Sorority 
Council.  Little  Colonel  Drill  Team.  Inter- 
Dorm  Council.  President;  Chi  Omega.  Presi- 
dent, p.  416 

BUTLER.  WILLIAM  DAVID.  Troy.  Ohio.  Scab- 
bard  and   Blade.   Pi   Kappa   Alpha     p    418 

BUTLER,  LELANI;  Cynthiana.  University  En- 
semble. Alpha  Kappa.  Student  Council.  Uni- 
versity Player  p.  418 

BUTTERS.  NANCY  LYNNE.  Louisville,  Mile- 
stone Staff.  Little  Colonel  Drill  Team.  Math 
Club  p  418 


CAIN.  BRENDA  ANN.  Richmond   p.  418 

CALIMERI.  JOSEPH  JEROME;  Corning.  New 
York.  Accounting  Club.  American  Marketing 
Association.  Intramurals.  p  418 

CALKINS.  PAUL  N  .  Dayton.  Ohio   p.  418 

CAMPBELL.  DEBORAH  JEANNE.  Dayton.  Ohio. 
Home  Economics  Club.  Textiles  Club  p 
418 

CAMPBELL.    EDDIE    NORRIS;    Rowdy     p.    418 

CAMPBELL,  W,  MICHAEL.  Harrison.  Ohio.  Al- 
pha Chi  Alpha.  Beta  Theta  Pi.  KYMA  Club. 
College  Republicans.  American  Marketing 
Association.  Student  Senate  p,  419 

CANTRELL.  ROBERT  JOE.  Chelsea.  Michigan. 
MarketingClub.  p  419 

CARMAN.   GERALD  WADE.   Lexington     p    419 

CARMICHAEL.  KENNETH  R.;  Dayton.  Ohio 
p  419 

CARNES.  CHRISTINE  MARGARET;  Cincinnati. 
Ohio.  Newman  Club,  p  419. 

CARPENTER.  DAVID  MILTON:  Richmond.  Rifle 
Team.  p.  419 

CARPENTER,  PATRICIA  LYNN:  Sulphur.  Home 
Economics  Club,  p  419 

CARR.  DAVID  PATRICK;  Independence  p.  419. 

CARR.  GLORIA  TODD;  Clay  City.  Pi  Omega 
Pi.  Council  for  Exceptional  Children,  p   419 


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CARROLL.  JOHN  WILLIAM;  Ashland.  Theta  Chi, 
Young  Republicans,  p,  419 

CARTER.  DIANA  JANE,  Louisville.  Symphonic 
Band.  Concert  Choir.  Delta  Omicron.  MENC. 
Orchestra,  p.  419 

CARTER,    ROSEANNA    LEE;    Raceland     p,   419 

CASADA,  ROGER  WILLIAM;  South  Amherst. 
Ohio.  Student  Council  Member.  Baptist 
Student  Union,  Russian  Club,  Inter-Varsity. 
Wesley  Foundation  p.  419 

CASEY,  JACQUELINE  S,;  Jackson.  Young  Re- 
publicans, p.  419. 

CASTEGNARO.  SANDRA  K..  Hardburly.  Cwens. 
Home  Economics  Club.  p.  419 


CAYWOOD.  MARION  JUNE.  Crestwood.  SNEA. 
p.  419 


CENTER.    DURWARD    R.;    Richmond,    p.    419 
CHADWELL.  JIMMIE;  London,  p.  419 


CHAFFIN.  DAVID  WESLEY;  Pikeville,  lota  Lamb- 
da Sigma,  p  419 

CHAMBERLAIN.     LINDA;     North     Middletown. 
p.  419. 

CHANDLER.    BARBARA    LOU;    Manchester,    p. 
419, 

CHANEY.  LARRY;  Jackson   p,  419 

CHANLEY.  JAY  HOWARD:  Miami,  Florida.  Swim 
Team,  EClub.  p.  419. 

CHAPMAN,    MICHAEL   THOMAS;    Louisville     p. 
419 

CHAPMAN.   STANLEY  WAYNE;   Louisville.   Sig- 
ma Chi.  p. 419 

CHARMOLI.    JO    ANN;    Louisville.    Kappa    Phi 
Delta,  p.  419 

CHASE.    C.    GITTEL,    Richmond.    Chi    Omega. 
Art  Club.  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  Dream  Girl.  p.  419, 

CHERNE.  ANDREA  L  ;  Middletown.  New  Jersey. 
p.  419 


570   INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  SENIOR  CREDITS 


CHESSER.  LINDA  LEE;  Louisville,  p.  420. 
CHILDERS.  RICHARD  D.;  Waco.  p.  420. 

CLARE,  MARYELLEN;  Metuchen.  New  Jersey, 
p.  420. 

CLARK,  CHIP;  Monterey.  Beta  Theta  Pi,  Young 
Republicans  p.  420. 

CLARK,  DAVID  H.:  Jenkins  p.  420. 

CLARK.    ELIZABETH    ANN.    Pineville     p.    420 

CLARK.  HAROLD  ROBERT;  Booneville.  p.  420. 

CLARK.  JR..  JOHN  ROBERT;  Louisville,  Indus- 
trial Education  Club,  Veterans  Club.  p.  420. 

CLARK,  NORA  L;  Martin,  p.  420 

CLARK.    STEVEN    WAYNE;    Richmond,    p.   420. 

CLAY,  YVONNE  E,,  Louisville.  Delta  Sigma 
Theta.  p.  420. 

CLAYTON,  NOEL  D.;  Jamestown   p.  420 

CLEMONS.  EARL  DEAN;  Hazard,  p.  420. 

CLEMONS.    ELIZABETH    ANN,    Bulan     p.    420. 

CLINE,  DEBORAH  LEIGH;  Winchester.  Dietetics 
Club.  p.  420 

COATE.  CHRISTY  KAY;  Celina.  Ohio.  Kappa 
Delta,  Student  Council,  Gymnastic  Team. 
KYMA.  ROTC  Sponsor.  Cheerleader,  Phi 
Girl.  p.  420. 

COBLENTZ.  WILLIAM  DAVID;  Richmond,  p.  420. 

COBLIN,   JR..   WILLIAM   G  ;   Franktort.   p.   420. 

COHELIA.  RICHARD  D.;  Evarts.  Veterans  Club, 
p.  420. 

COLEMAN,  GLORIA  WATERS:  Lebanon  Junc- 
tion. Baptist  Student  Union.  Kappa  Delta 
Pi,  Association  of  Childhood  Education,  Stu- 
dent National  Education  Association.  Col- 
legiate Pentacle,  Young  Women's  Associa- 
tion, p.  420 

COLEMAN,  MARTHA  JANE;  Cleves,  Ohio,  WRA. 
HPER.  Kappa  Kappa  Sigma,  p.  420. 

COLLINS.  KATHLEEN  ANN;  Pittsburgh.  Penn- 
sylvania. Newman  Club.  Biology  Club.  p. 
420. 

COLLINS,  STEVEN  WAYNE;  Valley  Station.  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha.  Scabbard  &  Blade,  Inter-Fra- 
ternity Council,  Council  of  Presidents  p. 
420. 


COMPTON.  LARRY  FRANKLIN;  Virgie,  Math 
Club.  PhysicsClub.  p.  421. 

COMPTON.  MARY  HELEN:  Pikeville.  YWCA. 
Pike  County  Club.  Republican  Club,  Home 
Economics  Club,  CWENS,  Collegiate  Penta- 
cle. p.  421. 

CONNOLLEY.  AL  C;  Montrose.  New  York.  p. 
421. 

CONRAD.  KATHRYN  J.:  Falmouth,  Home  Eco- 
nomics Club,  Inter-Dorm,  CWENS.  Young 
Democrats,  p.  421. 

CONTE.  SCOTTYE  HELTON;  Ezel,  Home  Eco- 
nomicsClub,  YWCA.  p.  421. 

CONWAY.  DEBORAH  BROWN;  Georgetown  p. 
421 

COOPER,  JEANNE  LEE;  Eubank.  Baptist  Stu- 
dent   Union,    Young    Republicans     p.    421. 

CORDIER.  JOHN  T  ;  Stanford,  p.  421. 

CORLIS,  JOHN  H.;  Brooksville.  p.  422. 

CORNACCHIO.  JR.,  ALFRED  MICHAEL;  North 
Merrick,  New  York.  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon, 
SNEA.  p.  422 

CORNETT,  JEANETTE  GAIL.  Mershons.  HPER 
p.  422. 

CORNETT.  LINDA  E  B.:  Manchester.  Home 
Economics  Club,  Student  Kentucky  Educa- 
tion Association,  p.  422. 

CORNETT,  REBECCA  JANE;  Skyline.  Chi  Ome- 
ga, p.  422. 

COSBY.  LINDA  KATHRYN;   Richmond    p.  422. 

COX,  BETTY  CAROLYN:  Lexington,  College 
Republicans,    College    Democrats,    p.    422. 

COX.  JR..  CHARLES;  Irvine,  p.  422. 

COX.  CRAIG;Campbellsville.  Collegiate  Demo- 
crats, p.  422. 

COX,  JACQUELINE  M  ;  Campton   p.  422. 

COX,  JAMES  MADISON;  Irvine.  Association  of 
Law  Enforcement,  p.  422. 


COX,  LINDA  SUE;  Louisville,  Delta  Sigma  Theta, 
University  Ensemble,  p.  422. 

COX.    NORMAN    ROBERT;    Wilmington,    Ohio, 
Mens  Glee  Club,   Agriculture  Club.   p.  423. 

COY.  JANE  S  :   Richmond,   Kappa  Delta  Pi.  p. 
423. 


COLVIN,  JUDITH  ANN;  Ludlow.  SNEA.  p.  420.  CRABB.  MARLENE;  Windsor,  ACE.  p.  423. 


COMBS.  JERALD  F;  Whitesburg.  Caduceus 
Club.  Student  Government  Senator,  Col- 
legiate Democrats,  p.  420. 

COMBS.  KATHRYN  J.  K.;  West  Union.  Ohio. 
Drama  Club.  Art  Club.  p.  420. 

COMBS,  PATRICIA  GLEICH:  Lancaster,  p.  420. 

COMMONS,  SANDRA  J.;  Louisville.  Black  Stu- 
dent Union,  Newman  Club.  YWCA,  Delta  Sig- 
ma Theta.  p.  420. 


CRACRAFT,  CARLOS  HENDRIX;  North  Middle- 
town,  p.  423. 

CRAFT.  JOHN  NEAL;  Richmond   p.  423 

CRAFT.      MARTHA     McLOCKLIN;      Richmond, 
SNEA.  p.  423 

CRAWFORD.    JAMES    CLEAVER;    Lebanon     p. 
423. 

CREED.  DEBORAH  ELLEN;  Russell,  p.  423. 


CREED.  WANDA  JANICE;  Louisville,  Alpha  Delta 
Pi.  p.  423. 

CREUTZINGER,  MICHAEL  EARL;  Ludlow,  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha.  HPER.  p.  423 

CREWS.  BRENDAFAYE;  Lebanon   p  423 

CRIGLER.  SANDRA  KAY;  Shepherdsville.  p.  423. 

CRISP.  BONNIE;  Martin.  First  Vice-President 
and  Warden.  Delta  Omega.  Chamber  Choir. 
Concert  Choir.  College  Republicans.  Phi- 
losophy Club.  p.  424. 

CRITTENDON,  GLENN;  Newport  p.  424 

CROSSFIELD,  WILLIAM  R.;  Paris  p.  424 

CROUCH.  HAZEL  E.;  Shelbyville.  SNEA.  Secre- 
tary Shelby  County  Club  p  424. 

CROUCHER.  SHERRILL  K.;  Jeremiah.  Sigma 
Tau  Pi.  p.  424. 

CULLEN.  MICHAEL  R.,  Louisville,  Vice-Presi- 
dent and  Publicity  Chairman  Marketing 
Club.  College  Republicans  p.  424 

CUMMINS.  JACKSON  L;  Independence,  p.  424. 

CUMMINS.  PHILIP;  Georgetown,  p.  424 

CUPP.  BERRY  M  ;  London.  Sigma  Chi.  p.  424. 

CURRY.  LARRY  L;  Richmond   p  424 

CURTIS.  BARBARA  E  ,  Cynthiana,  ACE.  SNEA. 
College  Democrats,  p.  424 


DADO.  LARRY  J.;  Freeburn,  Sigma  Chi,  p.  424. 

DAMRON.    RONALD    D.;   Virgie,    Young   Demo- 
crats, p,  424 

DAUGHERTY,    DOUGLAS    B;    Ft     Mitchell,    Phi 
Delta  Theta   p.  424. 

DAVIDSON.    PATRICIA   J.;   Deputy.    Indiana     p. 
424. 

DAVIS.  BENNY  J,;  Greensburg.  p.  424. 

DAVIS.  LARRY  0.;  Independence  p.  424. 

DAVIS.   REBECCA  N  ;   Ashland.   Eastern   Dance 
Theater.  HYPER,  p.  424. 

DAVY.  PAUL  C  ;  Richmond,  Karate  Club,  Busi- 
ness Honorary,  p.  424. 

DAWALT.  JOHN  B.;  Dry  Ridge,  Agriculture  Club, 
p  424 

DAY,  JAMES  L  :  Big  Creek.  Young  Republicans, 
p.  424. 

DEL  AMO.  GRACIELA;   Habana.  Cuba    p.  424. 

DELANEY.  GARY:  Lexington,  p.  424. 

DELANEY,  JANISC.   Danville,  p.  424. 

DENHAM.  HAROLD  M.;  Danville,  p.  424. 

DENNIS,    JAMES    E.;    Stanton,    Law    Enforce- 
ment Association   p.  424. 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS    571 


DIERSING,  PAUL  R..  Louisville.  Sigma  Nu. 
KYMA,  Young  Republicans,  p  424, 

DODD,  PEGGY  M.;  Dayton.  Kappa  Phi  Delta. 
Beta  Theta  Pi  Sweetheart.  Caduceus  Club. 
Collegiate  Pentacle.  Student  Disciplinary 
Committee,  p.  424 

DOGGENDORF.  JOHN  N;  Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Vice-President  Theta  Chi.  Young  Republi- 
cans, p.  426 

DOLEN.  RONNIE  K ..  Monticello.  Circle  K  Club 
Treasurer;  Young  Democrats,  p.  426. 

DOLIER.  CARL  M  ;  Chesapeake.  Virginia.  Sig- 
ma Nu.  Pershing  Rifles.  Commander;  AUSA, 
Military  Police.  DMS.  Student  Senate  p. 
426. 

DONALDSON.  NEAL  P  .  Richmond,  Art  Club  p. 
426 

DORMAN,  CYNTHIA  R  ;  Covington.  Kappa  Phi 
Delta  Vice-President.  CWENS.  Collegiate 
Pentacle  p  426 

DORROH.  THOMAS  L.;  Hopkinsville.  Alpha  Phi 
Sigma.  Sigma  Nu.  Military  Police,  Student 
Government  Representative,  AUSA.  p.  426. 

DOTSON,  DALE  M  ;  Pikeville  p.  426. 

DOTSON.  MICHAEL  G  ;  Carlisle  p  426 

DOTSON,    SUZANNE    P.;    Sharpsburg     p.    426 

DOTY.  BEVERLY  A  ;  Paint  Lick,  p  426 

DOWLING.  FRED  W  ,  Hoosick  Falls.  New  York 
p.  426 

DOWNS.  JOHN  W  .  Louisville.  College  Repub- 
licans, SNEA  p  426 

DRAPER,  DOUGLAS  G.;  Dayton,  Scabbard  & 
Blade,  Military  Police,  Student  Council. 
Men's  Interdorm  Council.  Karate  Club. 
Chemistry  Club  President  p.  426. 

DREES.  KATHRYN  L  ,  Van  Wert,  Ohio,  Chi 
Omega.  Student  Council.  Milestone    p.  426 

DREISBACH,  GLEN  R  :  Louisville  p  426 

DRUMMOND.  MICHAEL  B.;  Wilmington,  Ohio, 
Wrestling  Team.  p.  426. 

DUNCAN.    LARRY    A;    Jeffersontown     p.    426 

DUNCAN.  MICHAEL  L  ;  Warsaw,  p.  426 

DUNHAM.  SHIRLEY.  Milford.  Ohio.  Chi  Omega, 
Little  Colonel  Drill  Team   p.  426. 

DUNN,  CHARLOTTE  M  .  Burgin.  University 
Ensemble,  p.  426. 

DUNN,  REX;  Burgin.  Student  Senate.  College 
Republicans.  Kappa  lota  Epsilon.  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon  Vice-President.  Physics  Club  p. 
426. 

DWELLY.    JUDY    K  ;    Mayslick.    SNEA.    p.    426. 


EADS.    MICHON    R.;    Detroit,    Michigan,    Alpha 
Delta  Pi  Vice-President,  p.  426 


/"V^'r" 


EADS.  RODNEY  G.:  Corbin   p.  426. 

EAGER.  SUE  R ..  Harlan   p.  426. 

ECKERT.  MARGARET  A;  Newport  p.  426. 

EDEN,   RONALD  W  ,  Richmond,  HYPER  CLUB, 
p  426 

ELLIOTT.  GENEVIEVE;  Corbin.  p.  426. 

ELLIS.    SUSAN    C;    Moorestown.    New    Jersey, 
Kappa  Delta,  p.  427. 

ELOVITZ.  MARY  R.;  Lexington.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. Kappa  Delta  Pi.  ACE.  p.  427, 

ELZA.  CHARLES  E,;  E   Bernstadt  p,  427 

EMERY,   SCOTT  W.;   Hudson   Falls.   New  York 
p.  427. 

EVANS.  GERALD  D.;  Nicholasville.  p.  427 

EVANS,  LINDAS,;  Richmond   p.  427. 

EVANS.  MARGARET  A.;  Louisville  p.  427. 

EVANS.    MARILYN    R.;   Wilmore.  WRA.   p.  427 


The  ravine  provides  an  ideal  spot  for  a  frisbee  fling. 


FAESENMEIER.  SUSAN  K  ;  Louisville.  College 
Republicans.  Phi  Alpha  Theta   p.  428. 

FAHEY.  GEORGE  J.;  Valley  Station   p.  428. 

FAIR.  JERRY  L  ;  West  Carrollton,  Ohio.  p.  428. 

FALK,  MARIANNE  E  ;  Cleveland.  Ohio.  Young 
Republicans.  Kappa  Delta  Tau.  Milestone. 
Alpha  Phi  Gamma.  Vice-President,  p.  428. 

FANNIN.  DANNY  R  ;  Brooksville.  Scabbard  & 
Blade.  Mathematics  Club.  p.  428. 

FARDO.  HELEN  M  ;  Falmouth.  Phi  Alpha  Theta. 
SNEA.  p.  428. 

FARIS.LEON  W.  Ill;  Paris,  p.  428. 

FARLER.  PATRICIA  H  ;  Hazard,  p.  428. 

FARMER.  DONNA  T.;  Corbin,  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. CWENS.  p.  429. 

FARMER.  GARLAND  R.;  New  Zion,  p.  429. 

FARMER,  JOHN  D.;  Corbin   p.  429 


572    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY'SENIOR  CREDITS 


FARMER,  JOSEPH  T  ;  Corbin.  p.  429 


FAULKNER.    PHYLLIS   A.;   Campbellsville.   Col- 
legiate  Democrats.   Polity  Society,   p.  429. 


FAWBUSH,  MICHAEL  K,;  London,  p.  429. 


FEATHERSTON.  CAROL  S.;  Lexington.  Art  Club 
p.  429. 


FELDKAMP,  SUE  E.;  Bellevue,  WOS,  WRA,  Gym- 
nastics, Field  Hockey,  p.  429. 

FELDMAN.  MARY  N  ;  Louisville,  HPER  Club. 
WRA,  Campus  Gold.  p.  429. 

FELTNER.  PHILIP  L;  Springfield,  p.  429. 

FELTNER.  SANDRA  L;  Hardburly  p.  429 

FIELDS.  LARRY  S.:  Grayson.  Scabbard  &  Blade, 
Caduceus  Club,  President;  AUSA.  Student 
Council.   OAK.   Kappa   lota   Epsilon     p.  429 

FIELDS.  TOMMY  C;  Whitesburg.  p.  429 

FIKE.  SHARON:  Waco.  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Kappa 
Pi.  SNEA,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  Art  Club  p 
429. 

FISHER,  JANICE  D.;  Lexington,  p.  429. 

FITZGERALD.  LINDA  D.;  Dayton,  Ohio    p.  429 

FLEMING,  MARK  A.;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Pershing 
Rifles.  Cave  Club,  Newsletter  Editor,  p.  429 

FLETCHER,  CATHY  L;  Trenton,  Ohio,  Marching 
and  Concert  Band,  WRA  Vice-President, 
HPER,  Women's  Officiating  Services  p. 
429. 

FOLEY,  THERESA  C;  Richmond   p.  429 

FORTNER.  ILA  G..  Wilhamstown,  Karate  Club, 
WRA.  SNEA,  Hockey  Team   p.  429 

FOUST.  DONNA  L;  Louisville.  Alpha  Phi  Gam- 
ma, Aurora  Staff,  Progress  Feature  Editor, 
College  Republicans.  KYMA.  Anglicans,  Phi- 
losophy Club,  p.  429. 

FOUTZ.    DIANA   L;    Seven    Mile.   Ohio.    p.   429. 


FOWLER.  CYNTHIA  J.;  Lexington,  Kappa  Delta, 
p.  429. 

FRANCIS.  WOODY:  Bulan.  p.  429 

FRANK.  RALPH  E.;  Danville,  Marching  and 
Symphonic  Band,  Jazz  Ensemble,  College 
Republicans,  MENC,  Composers  Club  p. 
429. 

FRASHER.  DONNA  R,;  Louisville.  Kappa  Phi 
Delta,  College  Republicans,  p.  429. 

FREDERICK.  PAMELA  L:  Mt.  Sterling,  Alpha 
Delta  Pi.  p.  429. 

FRENCH.  MICHAEL  W.;  Valley  Station,  AMA. 
p.  430. 

FRITH.  KENNETH  A.:  Lexington,  p.  430 

FRITZ.    GEORGE    F..    JR.;     Lexington,     p.    430. 

FROST.  PAMELA  L;  Carrollton.  Pi  Omega. 
CWENS.  p.  430. 


FUGATE.    GLEN    M.;    Cincinnati.    Ohio.    Delta 
Upsilon,    Inter    Fraternity    Council     p.    430. 


FULLENWIDER.   EDGAR  W.    II;   Shelbyville.    In- 
dustrial Education  Club  p.  430 


FURNISS.  LARRY  E  .  Mt.  Gilead.  Ohio.  p.  430. 


GABBARD.  LYDIA  C;  Booneville.  Home  Eco- 
nomics Club.  p.  430. 

GANTT.  DEBORAH  L  .  Centerburg.  Ohio.  SNEA, 
ACE,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  p.  430. 

GARLAND,  LARRY  A  .  Middleboro.  p.  430 

GARRISON.    GARY    P .;    Felicity.    Ohio     p.    430 

GARVEY,  LENA  H.;  Carrollton.  Pi  Tau  Chi.  p. 
430. 

GARWOOD.  TERRY  A.;  Woodbridge.  Virginia 
p.  431 

GASKINS.    DIANE   J;    Newport.    SNEA    p    431 

GAY.  WILLIAM  F .;  McKee  p.  431 

GEE.  ROBERT  L.;  Roseville.  Michigan.  Account- 
mgClub.  VetsClub  p.  431 

GELKE.  MARK  L;  Ft.  Thomas.  President.  Phi 
Alpha  Theta.  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Young  Repub- 
licans, p.  431 

GENNETT,  NATHANIEL  C.  W.,  Ill;  Asheville. 
North  Carolina,  p.  431 

GEORGE.  REBECCA;  Lebanon.  Ohio.  Kappa  Phi 
Delta.  Student  Council.  Textile  Club   p   431 

GERREIN,  DAVID  A..  Newport.  President.  AMA. 
p.  431. 

GIANCOLA.  LORIE  L  ;  Louisville,  p.  431 

GILES.  WILLIAM  P.;  Lexington.  Collegiate  Dem- 
crats  p.  431 

GILLIAM.  DORIS  F.;  London   p.  431 

GIRTEN.  M,  LAWRENCE;  Louisville.  Sigma  Chi 
Treasurer,  p.  431. 

GIZZI.  WILLIAM  R  ;  Yonkers,  New  York.  p.  432. 

GLASS,  DANNY  R.;  Georgetown   p.  432 

GLASS.  MARTHA  C;  Richmond.  Kappa  Delta, 
CanterburvClub.  o.  432. 

GLIER,  DANIEL  W.;  Ft.  Thomas.  President,  Sig- 
ma Tau  Pi  Vice-President,  Men's  Interdorm 
Council,  p.  432. 

GOBLE.  CHLOTENE  8.:  West  Van  Lear    p.  432. 

GOBLE,  VICTOR  M.;  Prestonsburg,  Delta  Up- 
silon. p.  432. 

GOGGIN,  BARBARA  A.;  Stanford,  Home  Eco- 
nomicsClub,  KHEA,  AHEA.  p.  432. 

GOINS,  PATRICIA  A,;  Richmond.  CWENS.  Kap- 
pa Delta  Pi,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  ROTC  Spon- 
sor, Alpha  Delta  Pi  President.  Student  Coun- 
cil, p.  432. 


GOLD.  BARBARA  A  .  Owensboro.  Kappa  Delta 
Pi.  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  SNEA.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle p.  433 

GOLDSCHMIDT.  GENE.  Reading.  Ohio.  p.  433. 

GOODLETT.   CONNIE   M  ;  Taylorsville    p.   433 

GORDON.  MARY  M  .  Lancaster.  Accounting 
Club.  Sigma  Tau  Pi   p.  433 

GOSSOM.  TERRY  D  .  Milton  p.  433 

GRANT.  RONNIE  L  ;  Columbia.  Beta  Omicron 
Gamma,  p.  433. 

GRAY.  GENEVA.  Manchester  p.  433. 

GRAY.  MARY  C  ;  Danville.  President  Delta  Sig- 
ma Theta,  University  Ensemble,  SNEA.  ACE, 
BSU   p  433 

GREEN.  CHRISTINE  L  .  Anchorage.  Vahanette 
Commander.  Collegiate  Pentacle,  Kappa 
Delta  Tau,  NHEA.  p  433 

GREEN.  KENNETH  E  .  Louisville.  Progress.  Arts 
Editor.  Men's  Interdorm  Council,  Alpha  Phi 
Gamma,  p.  433. 

GREENFIELD.  ROCHESTER  C  ;  Roehhng.  New 
Jersey,  Varsity  Basketball.  Student  Court 
p.  433 

GREGORY,  MARTIN  W.:  Fredoma.  New  York 
p.  433 

GRIEME.  RICHARD  D  .  Park  Hills  p.  433. 

GRIGSBY.  JAMES  L  ;  Hamilton.  Ohio.  Student 
Court  Theta  Chi.  President  p.  433 


GRIMES,  TERRENCE  F.;  Richmond.  President, 
Delta  Upsilon;  Psy  Chi.  Polity  Society.  Vet- 
erans Club,  Student  Council   p.  433 

GRISIER.  PHYLLIS  A.;  Archbold.  Ohio.  MENC. 
President;  Delta  Omicron.  Chamber  Choir. 
p.  433. 

GRITTON.  GLEN  A.;  Sinai,  p.  433 

GRITTON,  JANE  C  ;  Sinai,  CWENS.  Sigma  Tau 
Pi.  Collegiate  Pentacle.  p.  433 

GRIZZLE.  GLENN  W.;  Louisville  p.  433. 

GUFFEY,  BOBBY  D..  Albany  p.  433. 

GUZZO,  SANDRA  J.;  Yonkers,  New  York,  p  433 


H 


HAGADORN,    NAN   C;    Hazard,   Young   Repub- 
licans. Newman  Club,  p  433. 

HAGGARD,  MARILYN  K.;  Liberty  p.  433. 

HAINES.  JOHN  A  ;  Marion,  Ohio.  p.  433 

HALCOMB.  BRENDA  S.;  Harlan,  p.  433 

HALCOMB.  WINSTON  C;  Richmond.  Caduceus 
Club.  p.  433 

HALEY.  DEIDRI;  Brooksville,  Canterbury  Club, 
WRA.  Young  Democrats,  p.  433. 

HALL.  BENJAMIN  F.;  Nicholasville.  p.  433. 


INDEX&DIRECTORY/SENIORCREDITS   573 


HALL.  ELIZABETH  A  ;  Pmeville.  Caduceus  Club, 
p.  434. 


HALL.  MARGIE  A.;  Richmond.  Alpha  Delta  Pi. 
SNEA.  p.  434 


HALL,  ROY;  Hi  Hat.  p.  434. 


HAMBLEN.    ANN,    Ft.    Lauderdale.    Florida     p. 
434. 


HAMILTON,  GALE  M  ;  Loretto.  p.  434. 


HAMILTON.     WENDY     S.;     Madison,     Indiana, 
SNEA  p,  434. 


HAMPTON,  NANCY  F .;  Frankfort.  Sigma  Tau 
Pi.  p.  434. 

HAMPTON.  PAUL  D.;  Frankfort,  Football  Team 
p.  434 

HAMPTON.  RONNIE  J  ;  Winchester.  Collegiate 
Democrats,  Biology  Club.  Black  Student 
Union   p.  434 

HARBER.  H  EDWARD.  JR  .  Ft.  Thomas.  Circle 
K.  SNEA.  College  Republicans  p.  434. 

HARBIN,  STEPHEN  E .;  Louisville.  Young  Re- 
publicans; President.  Beta  Omicron  Gamma; 
Interfraternity  Council,  President's  Coun- 
cil IFC.  BiologyClub  p.  434 

HARKINS,  MELISSA  J,  Greenville.  Catalma 
Club.  p.  434, 


HARP,  JAMES  S.;  Frankfort.  AMA  p.  434 
HARRIS,  LAURETTA  J  ;  Louisville  p.  434 
HARRISON,   LAWRENCE  R.;  Louisville    p.  434 
HART.    ROBERT    F.,    JR  ;    Winchester     p.    434 
HARTMAN.    BRENDA    W.;    Smithfield     p.    434. 

HARVEY.  ROBERT  D  :  North  Bay,  Ontario.  Al- 
pha Chi  Alpha.  Founder;  KYMA.  Curna  Club. 
Young   Democrats,   Weight    Lifting    p    434 

HATFIELD,  LOIS  C  ;  Harlan,  Republican  Club, 
p  434 

HAWKINS.  SHARON  D  ;  Lexington,  p.  434, 

HAYDEN,  GWENDOLYN  W.;  Nicholasville  p. 
434 

HAYES.  ROBERTA  L;  Brodhead   p.  434 

HAYS,  CECIL  D  ;  Gravel  Switch   p.  434 

HAYS,  TEDDY  L;  McKee.  Agriculture  Club 
p.  434. 

HECK.  JUDITH  C .;  Louisville  p.  434 

HEDRICK,  MARCELLYN  G;  Frankfort.  HPER. 
President;  Young  Republicans  Club,  p   434 

HEID.  KAREN  L .;  Cincinnati.  Ohio,  Kappa  Delta 
Tau,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  Kappa  Delta  Pi. 
Newman  Club.  p.  434 


HEIDERICH.  JOHN  E  .  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Vice- 
President,  Lutheran  Students.  Student 
Council,  p  434 

HEITZ.  EDWARD  J.;  Southgate.  p.  435. 

HELF.  GARY  L  .  Columbus.  Ohio.  Circle  K  p 
435 

HEMPEL.  DANIEL  R.;  Winchester.  Phi  Delta 
Theta.  Industrial  Education  Club,  Kappa 
lota  Epsilon   p.  435 

HEMPEL,  DEBORAH  J.;  Walton.  Kappa  Phi 
Delta;  Vice-President,  Walters  House  Coun- 
cil, ACE,  SNEA,  CEC,  Student  Council  p 
435 

HENDERSON,  NITA  K.;  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Stud- 
dent  Court,  YWCA.  Home  Ec  Club.  Vice- 
President,  Young  Republicans,  CWENS. 
Vice-President,  Home  Economics  Coordi- 
nating Council,  AHEA.  KHEA.  State  Chair- 
man; House  Council,  Burner  Award  Re- 
cipient, Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Collegiate  Pentacle. 
p  435 

HENSLEY,  MICHAEL  W;  Orlando.  Florida  p. 
435 

HENSON.  NELSON  C  ;  Mt  Olivet,  Young  Demo- 
crats, p.  435 

HERALD.  JOYCE  A .;  Jackson   p.  435 
HERNDON.  MYRON  D  ;  Sparta,  p  436. 


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HERRIN.  GERALD  H  ;  Richmond,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta.  p  436 

HERRMANN.  MARGARET  L;  Louisville.  College 
Republicans.  SNEA.  p.  436. 

HETZEL,  JOYCE  M  ;  Hehron,  Alpha  Phi  Sigma, 
Law  Enforcement  Association,  p.  436. 

HEWETSON.   ALBERT  D.;   Ft    Thomas    p.  436 

HIBBARD.  JANET  B:  Manchester,  Home  Eco- 
nomicsClub.  p.  436. 

HIGDON.  GAREY  D.;  Louisville  p  436. 

HIGDON.  GLORIA  G .;  Harned.  Sigma  Tau  Pi 
p.  436 

HIGGINS.  LINDA  LEE;  Louisville.  Home  Eco- 
nomics, p.  437. 

HILL.  SAMUEL  WALTER;  Jackson,  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon,  Pershing  Rifles,  p.  437. 

HILLER,    RALPH    MICHAEL;    London     p.    437 

HILLER.  SUSAN  KOTTE;  London   p.  437 

HINES,  SUSAN  DIANNE:  Goshen.  Ohio.  SCEC. 
p.  437. 

HODGE.  JOHN  ROBERT;  Louisville.  HPER  p. 
437 

HOFFMAN,  MICHAEL  JOHN;  Southgate.  p.  437. 

HOGAN,  RICHARD  T,;  Salem.  New  Jersey.  New- 
man Club.  KEA.  Golf.  p.  437. 

HOLLADAY.  MARCY  FRAN;  Centertown    p.  437 

HOLLAR,  SHARON  LEE;  Charlottesville,  Vir- 
ginia, Catahna  Club,  Band.  p.  437 

HOLLIDAY,   CAROLYN   ROSE;   Hazard     p.   437. 

HOPE.  GEORGE  L;  Lexington.  Karate  Club. 
Sigma  Chi,  IFC.  Young  Republican.  Young 
Democrat,  p.  437. 

HOPKINS.  LAWRENCE  L;  Louisville.  Interna- 
tional Student  Association,  Circle  K.  Bap- 
tist Student  Union,  p.  437 

HORNSBY.  ROBERT  WILLIAM;  Dabolt    p.  437. 

HOSKINS,    HOWARD   W.;    Salversville.    p.    437. 

HOUCHENS.  DWIGHT  CLEAVER;  Mt  Olivet 
p.  437 

HOUSE,  RANDAL;  Nicholasville.  p.  437 

HOUSE.  SHERRY  FAULKNER;  Walton.  Chi  Ome- 
ga. CWENS.  Delta  Upsilon  Sweetheart,  Kap- 
pa Delta  Pi.  Little  Theatre,  p.  437. 

HOWARD.  ARTHUR  L,  JR.;  Chicago.  Illinois. 
AUSA,  Varsity  Track  Team.  p.  437 

HOWARD.  JANET  D.;  Pittsburgh.  Pennsylvania, 
SNEA.  College  Republicans,  Alpha  Delta  Pi. 
p.  437. 

HOWARD.  JERRY   LYNN;   Manchester,   p.   437. 

HOWARD.  VIRGINIA  WATKINS;  Hazard,  Home 
Economics,  p.  437 

HRANICKY,  FRANK;  Somerset,  p.  437 


HUBBARD,  LOUISE  R  ;  Lexington,  p.  437 

HUFF,  PATRICIA  IRENE;  London   p  437 

HUGHES.  JAMES  RANDAL.  JR  ;  Simpsonville 
p.  437. 

HUGHES,  JODY  EARL;  Sinai,  Vets  Club.  p.  437 

HUGUELY.  MARGARET  SUE;  Sarasota,  Florida. 
KYMAClub   p  437 

HUMPHRIES,  MARY  HELEN,  Paris,  Collegiate 
Pentacle,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  SNEA,  ACE  p.  439 

HUNT.  LADDIE  KEITH;  Louisville.  Veterans 
Club.  p.  439 

HUNT,  VIRGINIA  L..  Mt.  Vernon,  Home  Eco- 
nomics, SNEA.  p  439. 

HUNTER.  MARGARET  J  ;  Irvine,  p.  439 

HURD,  LARRY  WAYNE;  Norwood.  Ohio.  Beta 
Omicron  Gamma,  p.  439. 

HURST,  STEVEN  MELVIN;  Madeira.  Ohio,  Phi 
Alpha  Theta.  p.  439 

HURT.  LARRY  BYRON;  Hazard.  Polymathol- 
ogists  Club,  Baptist  Student  Union.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  Math  HonoraryClub  p.  439 

I 

INFANTINO.  BLANCA;  Colombia.  South  Ameri- 
ca, International  Club,  vice  president,  p.  439. 

INGRAM.  REBA;  London,  p.  439. 

INSCO,  JAMES  B.;  Bloomington.  Indiana,  Sig- 
ma Nu.  Alpha  Phi  Sigma,  Scabbard  &  Blade, 
AUSA.   MP  Company.    Intramurals     p.   439. 

INSKO,  JAMES  HAROLD;  Paris,  p.  439 

IRWIN.  DORIS  JANET;  Albany,  p  439. 

IRWIN.  JAMES  B  ;  Dayton,  Ohio.  p.  439 

ISAACK.  DONNA  SUE;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  p.  439 

ISAACS.    FLOYD    THOMAS;    Lebanon     p.    439 

ISAACS.  KATHRYNE  SUE;  Mameville.  Ohio, 
p.  439. 


JACKMAN.  CHERYL  JOANNE;  Jeffersontown. 
WOS,  WRA,  Women's  Intercollegiate  Vol- 
leyball Team,  Women's  Intercollegiate  Bas- 
ketball Team  p.  439 

JACKSON,  CANDRID  BETH;  Wellsville.  Ohio 
p.  439 

JACKSON,  CONNIE  B.;  Ashland.  HYPER.  Kappa 
Phi  Delta,  p.  439. 

JACKSON.  MARGARET  CAROL;  Richmond,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  CWENS,  Biology  Club,  p. 
439. 

JACKSON,  MARIA  WALKER;  Bedford.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi.  p.  439 

JACKSON.  VIRGINIA  LOUISE;  Burnside.  p.  439. 

JAMES.  VERLA  A.;  Lexington.  Home  Econom- 
ics, Kappa  Delta  Tau.  p.  439. 


JASPER.  MARY  LYNN;  Somerset.  Kappa  Phi 
Delta.  ACE.  p.  439 

JAYNES.    ROBERT    LEWIS;    Lexington     p.    439 

JENKINS.  DAVID  TENENT,  Middlesboro   p.  439. 

JENKINS.  MILDRED  R  ;  Berea   p  439. 

JENKINS,  WILLIAM  JACKSON,  New  Boston, 
Ohio,  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon.  p.  439. 

JENNINGS.  ELIZABETH  GAY;  Nicholasville. 
p  440 

JESSEE.    WILLIAM    KENT;    Richmond     p.    440. 

JOHNSON,   GREGORY;   Myra.    HYPER,    p.   440. 

JOHNSON.  JAMES  SCOTT;  London.  BSU.  p. 
440 

JOHNSON,  KEITH  W  ;  Ashland,  Alpha  Psi  Ome- 
ga, University  Players,  Student  Council  Rep- 
resentative p  440 

JOHNSON.  PEGGY  INEZ.  Marshall.  Texas.  New- 
man Club.  p.  440. 

JOHNSTON,  MICHAEL  LEONARD;  West  Palm 
Beach,  Florida,  p.  440. 

JONES.  DONALD  R..  London.  Agriculture  Club 
Vice  President,  p.  440 

JONES.  JESSIE  LOUISE;  Hamilton,  Ohio.  p.  440. 

JONES.  MELINDA  W;  Lexington.  Milestone. 
WRA.  Young  Democrats.  WOS  p.  440 

JONES,  NORMA  CROWE;  Pewee  Valley,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle,  SNEA,  Young  Democrats, 
p.  440 

JONES.  RUBEN  EARLE,  Tallahassee.  Florida. 
Wrestling  Team.  "E"  Club,  HYPER,  p.  440. 

JONES.  SYDNEY  DIANNE;  London,  p.  440. 

JORDAN.  CAROLYN  FRY;  Milroy.  Indiana,  p. 
440. 

JORDAN.  STAYCE  LEE;  Lexington,  GROWTH, 
SCEC.  p.  440 

JUDSON.  AMELIA  YOUNG;  Lexington,  Chi  Ome- 
ga, HYPER  p  440 

JUSTICE.  CLINTON  DALE;  Elkhorn  City.  Beta 
Theta  Pi   p.  440 


KANE,  JOHN  NORMAN;  Louisville,  Industrial 
Club.  p.  440 

KAUFMAN.  RONALD  L;  Louisville  p.  440 

KAYLOR,  MICHAEL  R.:  Dayton.  Ohio,  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha.  Varsity  Football,  p.  440. 

KEHOE.  BOB  JOSEPH;  Miami.  Florida,  Track 
Team.  p.  440 

KELLS,  ROBERT  LAMAR.  Williamstown,  Ac- 
countmgClub.  p.  440. 

KELLY.  MALCOLM  HOLLIS.  JR.;  Oxford.  Penn- 
sylvania, Beta  Omicron  Gamma.  Vice  Presi- 
dent, p.  440. 


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KENDRICK.    FATINA   J.;    Elkhorn   City     p    440 

KENDRICK.  RONALD  G  .  Florence,  SCEC  Pres- 
ident,  College   Republicans,    ASHA    p    440 

KENNEDY.  JAMES  FINLEY.  London.  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha   p  440 

KENNEDY.  JENNIFER  LEE.  Richmond.  Cadu- 
ceus  Club,  Biology  Club  p  440 

KESSLER,   DAVID  L  .  Marion.   Indiana    p.  440 

KIDWELL,  GOLDIE  CRAIG;  Walton   p.  441 

KINDER.  JUDY  LINNET.  Pikeville  p  441 

K INM AN,  PHILIP  M  ,  Dry  Ridge   p  441 

KIPP.  CATHERINE  ADELE;  Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Majorette.  GROWTH.  SNEA.  p.  441 

KIRBY.  SHEILA  LANE.  Versailles.  Little  The- 
atre. Dramatics  Fraternity.  SNEA,  Collegiate 
Pentacle,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Canterbury  Club 
p.  441 

KLAMO.  JO  ANN;  Fairfield.  Ohio  p  441 

KLINGLER.  PATRICIA  ANN;  Carrollton.  CWENS. 
Young  Democrats  p  441 

KRASINSKI.  CHARLOTTE  F  ,  Louisville,  p    441 

KRUEGER,  ALAN  CHARLES;  Phoenix.  Arizona. 
HYPER  Club.  Sigma   Nu   Fraternity    p.  442 

KUHNHENN.   LYNDA  DAVIS.  Grayson    p.  442 

KUNST  KRISAND  LYNN,  Springfield,  Ohio 
p  442 


LA  FAVERS.  SHIRLEY  RAMSEY.  Albany.  SNEA. 
Young  Republicans  p.  442 

LAINHART.  AARON  DOUGLAS;  Richmond  p. 
442 

LAKE.  DAVID  LEE.  St  Albans.  West  Virginia. 
Circle  K.  Lt  Governor  Kentucky-Tennessee 
District    of   Collegiate    Democrats     p.    442 

LANDRETH,  JOHN  WAYNE:  Cynthiana    p.  442 

LANGE.  FRANK  BRUCE.  Piqua.  Ohio,  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha.  Dorm  Council.  Swim  Team.  Kappa 
Pi  Art  Club   p.  442. 

LANHAM.  WILLIAM  VANCE;  Lancaster,  p,  442 

LASWELL,  BRENT  ROBERT;  Mt  Vernon,  New- 
man Club,  KarateClub,  p.  442 

LAWSON.  FRANCES  GORDON;  Lexington  p 
442. 

LAWSON.  FRANK  DARRYL.  Lexington,  p.  442. 

LAYMAN,  THOMAS  EDWARD;  Lexington   p.  443. 

LEASOR,  GARY  DALE;  Louisville,  Sigma  Tau 
Pi  Business  Fraternity  p  443 

LEDFORD.  JOAN  MARLEEN;  London,  Collegiate 
Democrats  p  443 

LEDFORD.  PATRICIA  DIANE:  Maysville.  College 
Republican  Club.  p.  443 


LEDFORD.   PHYLLIS  SHARON;   Helton    p.  443 

LEDFORD.  RONALD  M..  Paintlick.  College  Re- 
publicans, p  443. 

LEFEVERS.    JERRY    WAYNE.    Pineville     p    443 

LEMASTER.  REBEKAH  RUTH.  Louisville.  Alpha 
Delta  Pi  Sorority.  SNEA.  Messiah.  Young 
Republicans.  President's  Committee,  p.  443 

LETHGO,  NANCY  LOUISE,  Ravenna,  SNEA, 
p  443 

LEWIS,  CAROLYN  SUE;  Brookville.  CWENS, 
Student  Council.  SCES.  ACE  p.  443 

LEWIS.  JAMES  M,;  Dayton.  Ohio  p  443 

LEWIS.  STEPHENS. .Lexington   p  443 

LIGHTNER.  RICKY  PHILPOT;  Centerville.  Ohio. 
Chi  Omega  Sorority.  Co-Captain  Little  Colo- 
nels. Little  Sigma.  Student  Council.  Kyma 
Club  p  444 

LILLIS.  GAIL  PHILLIPS;  Richmond.  Biology 
Club  p  444 

LISLE.  JAMES  PREWITT;  Winchester,  Account- 
ing Club  Vice  President,  Veterans  Club 
p  444 

LITTERAL,  CAROLYN  SUE.  Irvine.  SNEA.  Bap- 
tist Student  Union,  Interfaith  Council  p 
444 

LITTLE.  CELESTINE  A;  Louisville.  Black  Stud- 
dent  Union,  Growth,  p.  444 

LLOYD.  DAVID  MICHAEL;  Louisville.  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon  Vice  President.  College  Republicans. 
AUSA  p  444 

LOCKER.  TERESA  KAY,  Paintlick   p  444 

LONG.  BOBBIE  JEAN:  Lancaster.  Catahna  Club. 
HYPERClub  p.  444 

LONG.  DONALD  LEE,  Brodhead   p.  445 

LONG.  DOUGLAS  K  ;  Germantown,  Ohio.  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha,  p.  445 

LONG.   LARRY  MARTIN;   Harrodsburg.   p.  445. 

LONG.    WILLIAM    LESLIE;    Richmond     p.    445 

LUCAS.  WILLIAM  STEVEN:  Stanford.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi.  Young  Republicans.  SNEA.  p.  445. 

LYNN.  SAM  P  ;  Danville  p.  445 

LYON.  MARLENE  ELIZABETH;  Louisville.  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  Democrats,  p.  445 

LYONS.  LINDA  CAROLE.  Bethlehem.  Cwens 
President.     Collegiate     Pentacle.     p,     445 

LYONS,  MIKE  CAESAR;  South  Shore,  Track. 
HPER  Club  Vice-President,  p.  445 


M 


McANINCH,  VIVEN   DURHAM;   Liberty.   Biology 
Club  p  445 

McBRAYER.  MARY  ELIZABETH;  Lawrenceburg, 
Food  and  Nutrition  Club.  p.  445. 


McCABE.  KELTA  ANN;  Ehzabethtown.  Kappa 
Phi   Delta.   SNEA,   Philosophy  Club    p.  445 

McCALL,  E  LYNN;  Newton,  New  Jersey,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Math  Club, 
p.  445 

McCAULEY.  MARY  HENDERSON;  Versailles  p. 
445 

McCLANAHAN,  MARY  LOU.  Irvine,  p.  445. 

McCOWAN.  CLIFTON  EUGENE.  London.  Phi 
Alpha  Theta   p  445 

McCOWAN.  SUSANNE  FIECHTER;  London  p. 
445 

McCRACKEN.  BARBARA;  London   p.  445. 

McDANELL.  MARGARET  JAYNE;  Owenton  p. 
445 


McDANIEL.   ROBERT  BRUCE;  London    p    445. 

McDEVITT.  TRISH  E  .  Cherry  Hill,  New  Jersey. 
Alpha  Gamma  Delta  president.  Hockey 
team.  Newman  Club,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  p.  445. 

McDONALD,  JEFFREY  GRANT;  Louisville,  On- 
torio  Chorus.  Marching  Band  p,  445. 

McDONALD.  RICHARDC  .  Liberty  p.  445. 

McFADDEN.  DENVER,  London.  Phi  Alpha  Theta 
p.  445 

McGEE.  SHARON  GAIL,  Falmouth   p.  445, 

McGLONE.  JAMES  MICHAEL;  Harrodsburg 
p.  445. 

McKINNEY,  DANNY:  Brodhead   p  445 

McKINNEY.  ROGER  DAVID;  Richmond,  Indus- 
trial Education  Club.  p.  445. 

McKITRIC.  ELOISE  J  ;  Burgm.  Delta  Sigma 
Theta,  University  Ensemble,  SNEA,  Home 
Economics  Club.  YWCA.  Black  Student 
Union   p.  446. 

McMILLER.  KATHY  JO;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  East- 
ern Dance  Theater,  HYPER  Club  secretary. 
Karate  Club.  KYMA  Club,  Anglican  Club,  Re- 
publican Club,  WRA.  p.  446, 

McQUEEN,  ROBERT  BERNARD:  Stanton,  Ex- 
ecutive Board  Collegiate  Democrats,  p.  446. 

McREYNOLDS.  SHEILA  GAIL:  Mayfield.  Home 
Economics  Club.  Foods  and  Nutrition  Club. 
p  446 

McWHORTER.  BARBARA  SUE;  Knifley.  Delta 
Sigma  Theta,  Black  Student  Union.  ACE. 
p.  446 

McWHORTER,  MARY  LOU;  East  Bernstadt,  p. 
446. 

McWHORTER,  REGINA  SUE;  Hustonville,  ACE, 
SNEA.  p.  446 

McWHORTER.  WILLIAM  RUSSELL;  Richmond, 
p.  446 

MARY.  REBECCA  JANE;  Hardinsburg,  Kappa 
Delta,   SNEA.   Young   Republicans,    p.   446. 


576    INDEX&  DIRECTORY  SENIOR  CREDITS 


MAGGARD.  DEBORAH  JANE;  Hazard.  Young 
Republicans.  Baptist  Student  Union,  p.  446. 

MAKIN,  JERRY  W.:  Mt.  Vernon,  p.  446. 

MALATESTA,  WINNIE;  Maple  Shade.  New  Jer- 
sey. Kappa  Delta  Sorority  Vice  President, 
Marketing  Club,  Secretary,  p.  446. 

MALONEY,  ROBERT  C;  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Ac- 
countingClub.  p.  446 

MANGUS.  WILLIAM  MICHAEL;  Richmond,  p. 
446 

MANION.  WILLIAM  P.;  Maysville.  Young  Re- 
publicans, Newman  Club.  p.  446. 

MANN.  BARBARA  JEAN;  Carrollton.  Caduceas 
Club.  p.  446 

MANN,  NANCY  ANN;  Danville,  p.  446. 


MARCUM.  JAMES  C;  Louisville,  Phi  Delta 
Theta,  President  Sophomore  and  Junior 
Class,  Milestone,  p.  446. 

MARCUM,    VIVIAN    GAYLE;    Sandgap.    p.    446. 

MARKS,  PAMELA  S.;  Georgetown,  Ohio,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  SNEA,  Polymathologists  secretary, 
p.  446 


MARLETT,  KELBY  S.;  Louisville.  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon.  p.  446 

MARLETT,  SARAH  L  ;  Prestonsburg.  Chi  Ome- 
ga. KYMA  Club.  Little  Colonel  Drill  Team.  p. 
446. 

MARQUIS.  GREGORY  T.;  Erlanger,  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha,    Swim    team,   HPERCIub.  p.  446. 

MARSH,  LINDA  BEA;  Harrodsburg,  WBA.  Mod- 
ern Dance  Theatre.  HYPER  Club,  Alpha  Kap- 
pa Alpha,  OMEGA  Psi  Phi  sweetheart,  p.  446. 


MARSHALL.  MARY;  Jackson.  Phi  Alpha  Theta. 
Young  Democrats,  p.  446 

MARSTON.  DONNA  P.;  Wheatley.  p.  446. 

MARTELLO,  MICHAEL  J.;  Lexington,  Beta  Omi- 
cron  Gamma,  Phi  Alpha  Theta,  Young  Re- 
publicans, p.  446. 

MARTIN,  GERALD  L .;  Middletown.  Ohio   p.  446. 

MARTIN.  JAMES  LAWRENCE;  Richmond,  Ac- 
counting Club.  p.  447 

MARTIN.  JOHN  ROY:  Garrett,  p.  447 

MARTIN,  LINDA  LOU;  Corbin   p.  447. 

MASON.  GARY  LYNN;  Booneville  p.  447. 

MASON.  JAYNE  ANN;  Milford.  Ohio,  Phi  Alpha 
Theta,  Majorette,  p.  447 

MASON,  PAULETTE  DUNN;  Lexington    p.  447 

MATTINGLY,  MARION  CARNEY;  Springfield. 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha,  p.  447 

MAUPIN,    CAROL    WILLIAMS;    Berea     p.    447. 

MAXSON,  CHARLES  REYNOLDS;  Lexington, 
p.  448 

MAY.  ELRENE;  Elkhorn  City,  Kappa  Delta,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  p.  448. 

MAY,  JON  D.;  McAndrews.  Phi  Alpha  Theata, 
Republican  Club.  p.  448 

MEDLEY.  GINGER  ANN;  Middlesboro.  Kappa 
Delta  Tau  President,  p.  448. 

MEDLEY.  JOSEPH  DENT;  Loretto.  ROTC  color- 
guard.  Council  on  Academic  Practices,  Psi 
Chi  Club.  p.  448. 

MEDLEY,    LINDA   GAYLE;    Springfield     p.    448. 


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MERRILL.    JOHN    WILLIAM;    Barnesville,    Ohio 
p.  448. 

MEYER.    MARTY    RAY;    Lexington.    Alpha    Phi 
Sigma  President,  p.  449 

MIFFLIN.  MARY  KATHERINE;  Georgetown.  Soci- 
ology Club,  Canterbury  Club.  p.  449 


MILBURN.  MARTIN  CRAIG;  Springfield.  "E" 
Club,  Baseball.  HPERCIub.  p.  446. 

MILLER.  BARBARA  ELLEN;  London.  HPER  Club 
p.  449 

MILLER,  G.  B.;  Lancaster,  p.  449 

MILLER.  KAREN  SUE.  Forest  Hills.  Kappa  Delta 
Pi   p.  449. 

MILLER.  PAMELA  MARIE;  Interdorm.  House 
Council,  Young  Republicans.  ACE,  SNEA. 
p.  449 

MILLER,  RONNIE  OWEN;  Erlanger,  IED  Club, 
lota  Lambda  Sigma,  p.  449. 

MILLER,  SHELBIE  JEAN;  Williamsburg.  Kappa 
Phi  Delta.  Sociology  Club  p.  449. 

MISTLER,    ALAN    F.    Hamilton.    Ohio     p.    449. 

MITCHELL.  LINDA  YOUNG;  West  Palm  Beach. 
Florida,  p.  449 

MITCHELL.  MARTIN  VERNON;  Louisville.  Circle 
K.  KYMA,  Cheerleader,  p.  449. 

MOGG.  DANNY  ARTHUR;  Albany,  p.  449. 

MONACELLI.  MICHAEL  THOMAS;  Albion,  New 
York,  Sigma  Nu  Fraternity,  University  Cen- 
ter Board.  HPER  Club  President.  Student 
Affairs  Council,  President  Men's  Inter-dorm 
Council,  Men's  Glee  Club,  ETA  Sigma  Gam- 
ma, Dorm  Councilor,  p.  449 

MONAGHAN.  ROBERT  WILLIAM;  Cherry  Hill, 
New   Jersey,    Newman    Club,    PBR.    p.    449. 

MONTGOMERY.  GARY;  Lexington,  p.  449. 

MONTGOMERY,  NORMA  SUE;  Lexington,  p. 
449. 

MOODY.  FRANCES  CAROL:  Richmond,  p.  449. 

MOODY,  TOMMY  F .;  Middlesboro.  Circle  K. 
p.  449 

MOORE.  DIANA;  Pikeville.  Vice  President  in 
Student  Council  for  Exceptional  Children, 
President  of  Chi  Omega,  Chamber  Choir, 
Baptist  Student  Union,  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  p. 
449 

MOORE.  JUDITH  ELAINE;  Winchester,  West- 
minster Fellowship,  Young  Republicans, 
p  449 

MOORMAN.  SANDRA  JANE:  Xenia.  Ohio.  p.  449. 

MORGAN.  SUSAN  CAROL;  Albany,  p.  449. 

MORRIS.  BEVERLY  WATERS:  Ft.  Mill.  South 
Carolina,  p.  449. 

MORRISON,  BRUCE  EDWARD;  Lexington,  p. 
449. 


INDEX&  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS    577 


MOSER.  PATH  A.;  Covington.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle.  p-  449 

MOSS.  PEGGY  G  :  Burgin  p.  449. 

MYERS.  EDWIN  ELLIS.  Bethel.  Ohio.  HPER  Club. 
Beta  Omicron  Gamma  p.  449 

MYERS.  PATRICIA  G:  Lexington   p.  450 

MYERS.    SUSAN    J.;    Cincinnati.    Ohio.    SNEA. 
Kappa  Delta  Tau.  p.  450. 

MYNHIER.  JAMES  W  :  Ashland   p.  450 

MYRICK     MICHAEL   A..    Amelia.   Ohio     p.   450. 


N 


NAHLIK.  FRANK  J .;  Queens  Village.  New  York, 
p.  450 

NANCE.  R.  SUSAN;  Pikeville.  p.  450 

NATICCHIONI,  CAROLYN;  Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Hockey  Team.  WRA.  Gymnastics  Club  p. 
450. 


NEAL.  PAULA  L  ;  Irvine.  CWENS.  Sullivan  House 
Council.  SNEA.  Pi  Omega  Pi.  College  Re- 
publicans, p  450 

NEW,  SUSAN;  Barbourville  p  450 

NORCROSS.  SILL  A;  Cleveland.  Ohio    p.  450 

NIEMEYER.  JR..  FRANK  B.;  Ft.  Mitchell,  p.  450 

NORDHEIM.  DANIEL:  Springboro.  Ohio.  New- 
man Club.  OAKS  p.  450 

NORTON,  GEORGE  P..  Winchester.  Agriculture 
Club  p  450 


OERTHER.  JOHN  K  ;  Frankfort  p.  450 

OGDEN.  BARRY  M.;  Lexington,  p  450 

O'REA.  ERIC  V  ,  Louisville  p.  450 

OSBORNE,  MICHAEL  R.;  Florence,  p.  450. 

OSBORNE.  SANDRA  S  ;  Florence.  CWENS.  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  MENC.  Chamber  Choir  p. 
450 

OWEN.  MARLENE  F  ;  London,  p.  450 

OWENS,  CAROLINE  B  :  Maysville.  p.  450. 

OWENS.  MARJORIE  E  :  Loyall   p  450 

OWENS.  MAVA  J.;  Mt,  Vernon,  CWENS.  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  Home  Economics  Club, 
Textile  Club.  President,  p.  450 


PACK.  LINDAS.;  Midland.  Ohio.  p.  450. 
PAHNKE.   ROSS  C:   Oakland.    Illinois,    p.   450. 


PARK.  SANDRA  L;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Phi  Alpha 
Theta.  p.  450. 


PARKER,    ROBERT    F.;    Westcradock.   Virginia, 
p.  450. 


PARRIGIN.  JOY  L.;  Monticello.  p.  450 

PATTON,    JAMES    D      East   Bernstadt     p.   450 

PAYNE.  MILDRED  E;  Louisville.  Delta  Sigma 
Theta.  ACE,  SNEA.  Black  Student  Union. 
YWCA  p.  452 

PEACE.  DONALD  G  .  Elizabethtown,  Sigma  Nu. 
EKU  Cheerleader.  Sigma  Tau  Pi.  Young  Re- 
publicans.   Oratorio.    KYMA    Club     p,    452. 

PEACE.  JOHN  B.;  Covington,  p.  452. 

PEEK.  THOMAS  E.;  Lexington.  Industrial  Edu- 
cation Club  p.  452. 

PELLEGRINON,  JAMES  V  ;  New  Boston.  Ohio. 
Student  Association,  President,  p.  452 

PENNINGTON,  RONNIE;  Manchester,  Omega 
Psi  Phi   p.  452 

PENNINGTON,  SHELBY  G,;  Cawood,  Kappa 
Delta  Pi   p.  452 

PENNIX,  JR  ,  SHELBY  J.;  London   p.  452 

PERKINS,  B.  JILL;  Louisville,  Kappa  Phi  Delta, 
Student  Government.  SNEA.  Philosophy 
Club,  p  452 

PERKINS,  JAMES  W  ,  Lexington   p.  452 

PERKS,  SHARON  A  .  Springfield.  Ohio.  KYMA 
Club,  Marching  Band  Choir.  Wesley  Founda- 
tion, p.  452 

PERRY,  DOUGASW.  Richmond   p  452 

PERRY,  KATHLEEN  M;  Richmond.  CWENS. 
p  453 

PETTENGILL.  MARY  L.;  Student  Court.  Colle- 
giate Democrats.  Interdorm.  p.  453. 

PHELPS  PATRICIA  A.;  Columbia.  WRA.  WOS. 
Intercollegiate  Volleyball.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. p.  453 

PHILLIPS.    KATHLEEN    J.;    Louisville     p.    453. 

PICKRELL.  PAUL  G  :  Augusta.  Phi  Mu  Alpha 
p.  453 

PIKE.  PAMELA  L  ;  Louisville,  p.  453. 

PILANT.  MARJORIE  A,;  Richmond   p.  453. 

PLAYFORTH,  JANET  S.:  Crab  Orchard,  p.  453. 

PLEASANT.  JAMES  D  :  Valley  Station.  Pershing 
Rifles.  Commander;  Supply  Officer.  Opera- 
tions Officer  p,  453, 

PLOUVIER,   WILLIAM    R  ;    Hodgenville     p.   453. 

POPE.  PAMELA  M.;  Fern  Creek.  SNEA,  College 
Republicans  p,  453 

PORTER,  MARK  A.:  Fairfield,  Ohio.  p.  453. 

POWELL.   CHARLES   N  ;   Elkhorn  City.   p.   454. 

POWELL.  MARTHA  J  ;  Louisville  p.  454. 

POWERS.  DONALD  G  ;  Charlottesville.  Virginia. 
Young  Republicans.  Scabbard  and  Blade. 
OAK.  p.  454 

POWERS.  MARY  A.:  Lexington,  p.  454. 


POYNTER.    JERRY    L;    Livingston.    Caduceus 
Club.  p.  454 

PRICE.  JERRY  L;  Paris.  Student  Council  Rep- 
resentative, p.  454. 

PRITCHARD.     PATRICK     J;     Granville.     Ohio. 
Pershing  Rifles.  Young  Democrats    p    454 

PUGH.  SUSAN  J  ;  Alexandria.  Virginia    p.  454. 

PULLEN.  WANDA  D  ;  Big  Springs.  Alpha  Delta 
Pi.  Pi  Omega  Pi.  SNEA.  p.  455. 


QUIGGINS.  PAMELA  K.;  Louisville  p.  455 


RABENSTEIN.  ROBERTT.;  Amelia.  Ohio.  p.  455. 

RAISOR.  DENNIS  S.;  Sanders,  Accounting  Club. 
Young  Democrats  Club.  Circle  K  Interna- 
tional, p.  455 

RAKER.  EDGAR  A.;  Carrollton,  KIE.  p.  455. 

RAMEY.  D  THOMAS;  Park  Hills.  Tau  Kappa 
Epsilon.  President:  Pershing  Rifles:  IFC. 
College  Republicans,  p.  455. 

RAMSEY.  ALBERTA  K  ;  Lexington,  p.  455. 

RANDALL.  LINDA  C  .  Somerset,  p.  455 

RANIERO.  JR..  LOUIS  A  ;  Newport  p.  455 

RANKIN,  CAROLYN  S  :  Crab  Orchard    p.  455. 

RANKIN,  SARA  J,;  Waddy,  SNEA.  Collegiate 
Pentacle  p.  455. 

RAPP.  KENNETH  J.;  Cincinnati   p.  455 

RATCLIFF.  WILLIAM  R  :  Corinth,  p.  455. 

RATLIFF.  BILLIE  K.;  Raceland.  p  455 

RATLIFF.  SANDRA  P..  Martin,  p.  455. 

RAUEN,  PATRICIA  L:  Ft  Mitchell.  Collegiate 
Pentacle.  Oratorio  Choir.  SNEA,  Newman 
Club  p.  455 

RAWSON,  JANICE  LYNN;  Ashland.  Kappa  Delta. 
Kappa  Delta  Tau.  Young  Republicans,  p. 
455. 

REAGAN.  STUART  A.;  Frankfort.  President 
Protem  Freshmen  Class.  President  and  Vice 
President  Sophomore  Class.  Kappa  lota 
Epsilon.  Polity  Society.  Student  Affairs  Com- 
mittee. Student  Rights  Committee.  Eastern 
Progress,  p.  455. 

RECKER,  WILLIAM  ANTHONY:  Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Sigma  Tau  Pi.  American  Marketing  Associa- 
tion, p.  455. 

REECE.  LINDA  LOU;  Annville.  p.  455. 

REED.  Ill,  CHARLES  BERKLEY:  Louisville,  p. 
455. 

REEDY,  GAIL  SUE:  Norwood.  Ohio.  WRA.  HPER. 
SNEA.  p.  455. 

REEVES.  WILLIAM  BRADLEY;  Lexington.  Law 
Enforcement  Association,  p.  455. 


578    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  'SENIOR  CREDITS 


REID.  LUCRETIA  J.;  Lexington.  SNEA,  College 
Republicans,  p.  455. 

REINDERS.  JANYCE  LEE;  Alexandria.  Kappa 
Phi  Delta.  SNEA.  Student  Organizations 
Committee,  p.  455. 

REITZ.    CHRIS    JOHN;    Fort    Thomas     p.    455. 

RENNACKER,  VERNE  EVERETT.  Princeton. 
Illinois.  Association  of  Law  Enforcement, 
p.  455. 


REYNOLDS.  DAN  CLAYTON;  Richmond,  p.  455. 

REYNOLDS.  ERIC  THOMAS;  Lexington    p.  456 

REYNOLDS.    JAMES    W.;    Pikeville,    Pi    Kappa 
Alpha.  ROTC   p.  456 

REYNOLDS.    RICHARD    ROY;    Mt.    Sterling     p. 
456 

RICE.  EDNA  JANE;  Catlettsburg.  p.  456. 

RICE,  LiNDA  WESLEY:  Danville  p.  456 

RICHESON,   MARTHA  JEAN:   Louisville.   Kappa 
Delta  Tau,  College  Republicans,  p.  456. 


RIDDELL.  THOMAS  DWAINE;  Irvine.  Industrial 
Arts  Club.  Photographer.  Milestone.  Pro- 
gress, p.  456. 

RIDDER.   ROBERT  THOMAS;   Newport,   p.  456. 

RIGSBY.  DONNA  BEGLEY;  Lexington.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi,  SNEA.  Young  Republicans,  p.  456. 

RILEY.  MARY  ELIZABETH;  Nicholasville.  HPER. 
Newman  Club.  Alpha  Delta  Pi.  Young  Demo- 
crats, p.  456. 

RITCHEY.  PATRICIA;  Lexington.  Kappa  Delta 
Tau.  p.  456 


RIVERA.  ANIBAL;  Caguas.  Puerto  Rico,  Persh- 
ing  Rifles    Battalion    Commander,    p.   456. 

ROBERTS.  EVERETT  CALBIE;  Frankfort,  p.  456. 

ROBERTS.  JAMES  STEVEN;  Middletown.  Ohio. 
Phi  Delta  Theta.  American  Marketing  As- 
sociation p.  456. 

ROBERTS.  PAMELA  J.;  Fairfield.  Ohio.  p.  456. 

ROBERTSON,  KEVIN  McCHORD:  Lebanon.  Phi 
Mu  Alpha,  Band,  Stage  Band.  p.  456 

ROBINSON,  SHIRLEY  JEAN;  Shelbyville.  p.  456. 

ROCKENSTEIN,  STEPHEN  HOWARD;  Coving- 
ton, p.  456. 

RODGERS,  LOWELL  THOMAS;  Richmond  p 
456. 

ROESCH.  JUDY  CAROLYN;  New  Lebanon.  Ohio, 
p.  456 

ROGERS.    HAZEL    JEAN;    Richmond,    p.    456. 

ROGERS.  JOANNE:  Louisville.  Newman  Club. 
Speech  Club.  p.  456. 

ROGERS.  PAUL  B.;  Winchester,  p.  456 


ROGGENKAMP,   GERMAINE  VERONICA;   Louis- 
ville, p.  456. 

ROSE,   MARY  CAROL;   Owenton.   ACE    p.   456. 

ROSE,  SHIRLEY  CHILDERS.  Richmond,  p.  456. 

ROUTT.  JANE  LAMONDA:  Milford.  Canterbury 
Club.  p.  456 

ROWE,  GERALD  L;  Georgetown,  p.  456 

ROWLETT,    TERRY     A;     Bedford.     Agriculture 
Club  p.  457 


Lengthening  shadows  and  sparsely  populated  campus  walks  indicate  closing  moments  of  day. 


ROWLEY.  JAN  L.;  Corinth,  New  York,  House 
Council,  Judiciary  Board.  WOS.  WRA.  p.  457 

ROWLEY.  SUE  ELLEN;  Cehna.  Ohio.  Student 
Rights  Committee.  Judicary  Board.  House 
Council,  Inter  Dorm  Council,  p.  457 

ROY,  ALICE  FAY;  Columbia,  College  Re- 
publicans. Sociology  Club.  p.  457. 

ROYALTY.  LARRY  WAYNE:  Paris  p  457 

RUBY.  PAULA  LEE;  Chaplin   p.  457 

RUDER.  SAMUEL  LOUIS;  London   p.  457. 

RUMBLE,  HARRY  HAMILTON;  Charlottesville. 
Virginia,  p.  457 

RUNYON,   PHILLIP:   Richmond.   HPER.  p.  458. 

RUSSELL.  LEONARD  ALONZO;  Paris.  Indus- 
trial Arts  Club.  Kappa  Psi  Alpha  President, 
p.  458 

RUTHERFORD.  JAMES  LEE;  Ferguson    p.  458 

RYAN.  MARGARET  M.;  Peekskill.  New  York. 
Messiah  Chorus,  p.  458. 


SALYER,  DEBORAH  ANNE;  Rising  Sun.  Indiana. 
Collegiate  Pentacle.  SNEA  p.  458 

SAMONS.  DINAH  K  :  Richmond.  SNEA    p.  458 

SATCHWELL,  DARYL  LEE;  Ghent.  Agriculture 
Club  p.  458 

SATCHWILL.  LINDA  KAY;  Richmond.  Colle- 
giate Democrats  p.  458 

SAUNDERS.  JAMES  R  :  Salem.  Indiana.  Golf 
Team   p.  459. 

SAYLOR.  MARTHA;  Richmond,  p.  459 

SCARBROUGH.  JOHN  H  ;  Lmwood.  New  Jersey. 
Tau  Kappa  Epsilon,  Industrial  Arts  Club, 
p.  459 

SCARBROUGH.  DENNIS  DALE;  Louisville  p. 
459 

SCHORNICK.  TERESA  D  ;  Columbus.  Indiana. 
Oratona  Choir,  p.  459. 

SCHREIBER.  MARK  GEORGE;  Lexington.  ROTC 
Chorus,  p.  459. 

SCHUETZ.  SHIRLEY  L;  Sidney,  Ohio.  Home 
Economics  Club.  p.  459. 

SCHULTZ,  STEVEN  E .;  Newport  p.  459 

SCHULTZ,  THOMAS  WAYNE;  Haddonfield,  New 
Jersey,  lota  Lambda  Sigma.  Tau  Kappa  Ep- 
silon. p.  459 

SCHWARTZ,  GLENDA  KAYE;  Southgate.  SNEA. 
Young  Republicans,  p.  459 

SCHWEILERT.    GARY    LEE;    Newport,    p,    459, 

SCOTT.  GARY  LEE;  Brodhead.  p.  459. 

SCROGGIN.  MARILYN  J.;  Burlington,  HYPER, 
CWENS.  Collegiate  Pentacle,  President. 
Kappa  Phi  Delta,  p.  459. 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS    579 


SEARS.  LINDA  LEE:  Louisville,  p.  459. 

SEARS.  MARGENE;  Norwood.  Ohio.  SNEA,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Student 
Council  Representative.  Canterbury  Club  p. 
459. 

SEARS.  ROBERT  M  ;  Ft.  Wright  p.  459 

SEVERS.  CAROL  R.;  Pompton  Lakes.  New  Jer- 
sey. HPER.  p  459 

SHAW.  GARY  CONEL:  Louisville,  p.  459 

SHAW.  PATRICIA  ANN;  Sarasota.  Florida,  Phi 
Alpha   Theta.   Collegiate    Pentacle    p    459 

SHAW,  WAYNE  LEE;  Louisville  p  459 

SHAY.    CARL    ANDREW;    Newport.    Baseball 
Team.  p.  459 

SHEPHERD.  RANDY  STEPHEN:  South  Shore. 
p  459 

SHER.    MICHAEL   NEESON;    Louisville     p.    459. 

SHINN.  STEPHEN  DOUGLAS;  Ludlow.  Scabbard 
and  Blade  p.  459 

SHOCKEY.  COLONEL  RODNEY.  West  Alexan- 
dria. Ohio,  p  459 

SHOCKEY.  RUBY;  Hazard   p.  459 

SHORT.    BERNIE    ALLEN.    Lexington     p.    459. 

SHORT,  RONALD  LETCHER;  Whitesburg  p 
459 

SHORT.   SHELIA   LUCAS;   Whitesburg    p.    460 

SHOUSE.  GEORGANNA;  Danville,  Collegiate 
Pentacle.  SNEA.  p.  460. 

SIMPSON,  ELLEN  H  :  Louisville.  Kappa  Delta. 
President  of  Panhellenic.  Secretary.  Junior 
Class.  ROTC  Sponsor,  University  Center 
Board,  President's  Advisory  Committee 
on  Fraternities  and  Sorontes.  Collegiate 
Pentacle  p  460 

SIPPLE.  DAVID  K  ;  South  Shore  p.  460 

SIPPLE.  JANES  C;  Irvine  p.  460 

SKAGGS.  MARGARET  ANN;  Ashland.  CWENS. 
College  Republicans.  Baptist  Student  Union. 
Kappa  Delta  Pi.  Women's  Inter-Dorm.  Col- 
legiate Pentacle.  p.  460. 

SKIPWORTH.  JODY  KAY;  Louisville.  Newman 
Club  p.  460 

SKONIECZNY,  BERNARD  F  ;  Ambridge.  Penn- 
sylvania. HPERCIub.  p.  460 

SLOAN.  HAROLD  STEPHEN;  Elkhorn  City.  Beta 
Theta   Pi.    Inter   Fraternity  Council     p.  460. 

SLONE.  ANDREW  P.:  Lexington   p  460 

SLONE.  JR.,  CULLEN  B.;  Louisville.  Marching 
Band.  Symphonic  Band.  Karate  Club.  Com- 
posers Club.  p.  460. 

SLONE.  HAROLD  G.;  Phyllis,  p.  460. 

SMITH.  CHERYL  LYNN;  Louisville.  WRA,  HPER. 
Concert  Band.  Marching  Band.  Tennis 
Team.  Young  Democrats,  p.  460. 


SMITH.  CLARA  MARIE;  Batavia.  Ohio.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi.  Collegiate  Pentacle.  SNEA.  Biol- 
ogy Club  p.  460. 

SMITH.  CLARENCE;  Manchester  Milestone 
Staff,  p.  460 

SMITH.  LYNDA  KAYE;  Russell  Springs.  Kappa 
Delta  Tau.  p.  460 

SMITH.  MARK  R.;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Beta  Omi- 
cron  Gamma   p.  460. 

SMITH.  PHYLLIS  ANN;  Harlan.  SNEA.  Phi  Alpha 
Theta.  p  460. 

SMTH.    ROBERT    D.    Crab    Orchard     p     460 

SMITH.  ROY  ALAN;  Winchester,  p  460 

SMITH.  SHARON  ANN;  Louisville.  SNEA  p. 
460 

SMOOT.   CHARLOTTE   RAY;    Florence    p    460 

SMYTH.  REBECCA  ANN;  New  Harmony.  In- 
diana. SNEA.  WRA.  Floor  Counselor   p.  460 

SNELL.  NOLAN  STEPHEN;  Covington.  Physics 
Club.  Philosophy  Club.  p.  460 

SNELLING.  JOEL  ALAN;  Springfield.  Ohio  p. 
460 

SNIDER.  DEBORAH  KAY;  Mt.  Orab.  Ohio   p.  460 

SOLVEY,  LARRY  V..  Mineral  City.  Ohio.  Delta 
Upsilon.  Phi  Alpha  Theta.  Scabbard  and 
Blade.  Pershing  Rifles.  Kappa  lota  Epsilon 
p  460 

SPAHN.  JANET  LYNNE  ;  Louisville.  Alpha  Delta 
Pi.  Collegiate  Pentacle  p.  460 

SPARKS.  STEPHEN  DUNCAN;  Winchester. 
ROTC.  p  462, 

SPARROW,  JERRY  HOUSER:  Burgm.  Men's  Glee 
Club.  Oratona  Chorus,  p.  462 

SPEAKES.    RALPH    ARNOLD.    Danville    p.   462 

SPEARS.  SAMUEL  DAVID:  Albany.  HPER  p 
462 

SPENCER.    RONALD   WAYNE;   Walton     p    462 

SPIESER.  SANDRA  L;  Cincinnati.  Ohio.  Kappa 
Delta  Sorority.  President  Polity  Society. 
Circuna.  Frankfort  Semester  Intern,  p.  462. 

STADLER,  LINDA  SUE:  Hamilton,  Ohio.  Can- 
terbury Club,  p.  462. 

STANFORD.  LUCINDA:  Jackson   p  462 

STANGER.  MARY  ELIZABETH;  Cragsmoor.  New 
York.  WRA.  HPER.  SNEA.  Collegiate  Pen- 
tacle. Kappa  Delta  Pi,  Intercollegiate  Ten- 
nis.   Women's   Officiating   Service     p.   462. 

STANLEY.  STEVEN  BRYAN;  Rushsylvania. 
Ohio.  p.  462 

STARNES.  HOWARD  RANDALL.  Elkhorn  City. 
Beta  Theta  Pi.  p.  462. 

STEBING.  DAVID  EUGENE;  Auburn.  Indiana. 
Track  Gymnastics.  Cheerleader.  Eastern 
Dance  Theatre.  Theta  Chi.  Industrial  Arts 
Club.  p.  462 


STEELMAN.  LANA  CAROL;  Harrison,  Ohio  p. 
462 

STEPHENS.  BETTY  LOUISE;  Richmond.  Young 
Republicans.  Polymathologist  Club    p.  462 

STEPHENSON.  RONALD  WAYNE;  Erlanger.  p. 
462 

STEVENS.  CAROL  LEE:  Gettysburg.  Pennsyl- 
vania, WRA.  Women's  Officiating  Service. 
HPER.  CWENS.  p.  462 

STEWART.  ALLEN  FOSTER.  Taylorsville.  p.  462. 

STEWART.  CECIL  W  ;  Franklin.  Ohio.  Indus- 
trial Arts  Club.  p.  462. 

STEWART.  PRUDA  ELIZABETH;  Letcher,  Young 
Republicans  p.  462. 

STICE.  STEPHEN  A  :  Louisville.  ROTC.  Men's 
Chorus.  Men's  Glee  Club.  p.  462. 

STIGALL.  JACQUELINE  IRENE:  Ft.  Thomas, 
p  462 

STIGALL.  JOE  SIDNEY  BRUCE.  Ft.  Thomas, 
p  462 

STODGHILL.  MIKE  THOMAS:  Mt    Eden    p.  462 

STOFFEREGEN.  JANE:  Hamilton.  Ohio    p.  462. 

STONE.  DEBORAH  BAILEY;  Richmond    p.  462. 

STONE.  RONNIE  EUGENE:  Lebanon.  Ohio  p. 
462 

STOUT.  CHARLES  WILLIAM:  Shelbyville.  p.  462. 

STOVER,  RICHARD  DWIGHT;  Carbondale. 
Pennsylvania.  Kappa  Alpha,  p.  462. 

STRATTON,  MIKE;  Lawrenceburg.  HPER  p. 
463 

STRUSS.  WILLIAM  HENRY;  Louisville.  Student 
Council  Representative,  p.  463. 

STUDER.  PATRICIA  ANN:  Cold  Springs.  CWENS. 
Kappa  Delta  Tau.  Home  Economics  Club. 
Newman  Club.  House  Council,  p.  463. 

SULLIVAN.  CATHY  LYNN;  Goshen.  Ohio.  WRA. 
HPER.  Women's  Officiating  Service,  p.  463. 

SUTTER.  JOHN  WILLIAM;  LaGrange  Park.  Illi- 
nois p.  463 

SWANGO.  DAVID  MICKELL;  Louisville.  Presi- 
dent. Wesley  Foundation,  Company  Com- 
mander of  Military  Police.  Pi  Tau  Chi  p. 
463 

SWOPE.  MYRA  VIRGINIA;  Stanford.  Kappa 
Delta  Pi.  p.  463. 


TABELING.  RICHARD  WILLIAM;  Ft.  Mitchell. 
Circle  K.  Sigma  Tau  Pi.  p.  463. 

TALLENT.  MARY  F.;  Albany,  Home  Economics 
Club.  p.  464 

TARVIN.  PATTY  L;  Richmond.  Pi  Omega.  Pi 
Business  Education  Honorary  President. 
Class  of  1971  Treasurer,  ROTC  Sponsor. 
NBEA.  p.  464. 


580    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  SENIOR  CREDITS 


TATEM,  TERRY  L;  Lancaster,  p.  464. 

TATUM,  CLIFTON  L    Lebanon,  p  464. 
TAULBEE,  ELLEN  C;  Lancaster,  p  464 

TAYLOR,    DIANA    D:    Ft.    Lauderdale.    Florida. 
SNEA  p.  464 

TAYLOR.    LARRY    D;     Frankfort.    Accounting 
Club  p.  464 

TAYLOR.  WILLIAM  E  ;  Honeybee,  HPER,  Young 
Democrats,  p.  464 


TEDFORD.  GARY  S.;  Norwood.  Ohio,  American 
Marketing  Association,  p.  464. 

TERRELL.  SUE  C:  Chaplin   p.  464 

TERSTEGGE.  CHERINE  K.;  Louisville.  Textile 
Club.  p.  464 

THOMAS.  CAROL  J .;  Richmond.  Canterbury 
Club.  President,  SNEA  p  464 

THOMAS,  MARY  R  .  Elizabethtown.  Co-ordi- 
nating Committee,  Home  Economics  De- 
partment: Nutrition  Club.  CWENS,  Newman 
Apostulate.  p.  465 


The  bubble  blowing  contest  makes  a  hit  at  the  BOG  County  Fair. 


THOMAS.    MARGARET    V;    Greenup,    p.    465 

THOMAS.  SAMMY  T  .  Paris,  p.  465. 

THOMPSON.    BRENDA    Y .:    Mackville     p.    465 

THOMPSON.  BRUCE  N  :  Pleasureville    p.  465. 

THOMPSON.  CLEVELAND  B  ;  Nicholasville  p. 
465 

THOMPSON,  DORIS  K  ,  Pikeville.  SNEA.  Col- 
lege of  Education  p.  465. 

THOMPSON.  HOWARD;  Bronston.  Aurora.  Busi- 
ness Manager,  American  Marketing  Associa- 
tion  p.  465 

THOMPSON,  JENNIFER  I.;  Pleasureville   p  465. 

THOMPSON,  LETITIA  A..  Louisville.  Delta  Sig- 
ma   Theta,    Black   Student   Union     p    465. 

THOMPSON.  MARY  E  ,  Irvine  p.  465 

THOMPSON.    WILLIAM    E  ,    Florence     p.    465 

THOMPSON.    WILLIAM    G.    Pineville     p.    466 

THRASHER.  ELVIN  H.;  Albany,  p  466. 

TIPTON,  JERRY  A:  Irvine,  Young  Republicans 
Club.  Sigma  Tau  Pi  p.  466 

TODD,  NANCY  A  ;  Frankfort,  Newman  Club. 
Chemistry  Club  p  466 

TOWLER,  ANN  H  ;  Ashland.  SNEA.  ACE   p.  466. 

TRABITS,  CAROL  L;  Fredonia,  New  York, 
HPER,  Newman  Club.  Gamma  Sigma.  Young 
Republicans  p.  466. 

TRISLER,    NANCY    B.:    Harrodsburg     p.    466. 

TROWER.  TERESA  A  ;  Fern  Creek,  Kappa  Delta 
Tau.  Young  Democrats.  SCEC.  p.  466. 

TRUE,  JAMES  F  ;  Frankfort,  p.  467. 

TRUMBO.  ROBERT  P.;  Danville.  University 
Ensemble.    Black    Student    Union,    p.    467 

TUCKER.  ROBERT  W.;  Florence.  College  of 
Education.   HPER.  Phi   Delta  Theta.  p.  467. 

TUPMAN.  WILLIAM  R;  Florence  p  467 

TURNBULL.  JANET  L  :  Anchorage  p.  467 

TURNER,  MARY  H,;  Jackson  p.  467 

TURNER,  POLLY;  Talbert.  p.  467 

TURNER,  WAYNE;  Jackson.  College  of  Edu- 
cation, p.  467 

TUTTLE.  CAROL  A.;  London,  Collegiate  Demo- 
crats, Collegiate  Pentacle.  Phi  Alpha  Theta. 
p.  467 


u 


UNDERWOOD.     JOHN;     Louisville.     Industrial 
Education   Club.    Pi    Kappa   Alpha,    p.   467. 


UPTON.  JANICE  C;  Louisville,  p.  467. 


UTTER,  SUSAN  C  :  Elmira.  New  York,  Chamber 
Choir.  Concert  Choir,  Oratorio  Choir,  p.  467. 


INDEX  &DIRECTORY/SENIORCREDITS   581 


VALLEY.  HAROLD  G.;  Bloomfield.  p.  467. 

VANHOOSE.  SHARON  W.;  Harrodsburg.  SNEA. 
MENC,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  Delta  Omicron. 
p  467 

VANNESS.  GAIL  A.;  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  College 
Republicans.  SNEA.  Kappa  Delta  Tau,  Little 
Colonels,  KYMA   p  467 

VAN  PETT,  BEVERLY  P.;  Leesburg,  Ohio  p.  467. 

VAN  PELT,  CHARLES  G  ;  Edmeston,  New  York. 
Kappa   lota  Epsilon,  Sigma  Tau  Pi    p.  467. 

VANZANT,  BARBARA  A,  Berea   p  467 

VARNEY.  WILLIAM  R  ;  Forest  Hills,  p.  467. 

VAUGHN  JAMES  E;  Mechanicsville,  Virginia, 
Black  Student  Union   p  467. 

VENCILL,    PATRICIA    D  ;    Richmond     p.    467. 

VERMILLION,  CONNIE  M.;  Junction  City,  Col- 
legiate Pentacle,  Kappa  Delta  Pi,  SNEA,  Can- 
terbury Club  p.  467. 

VICE,  SARA  A,  Maysville,  Kappa  Phi  Delta, 
President,  KYMA  Club,  HPER,  Cheerleader, 
Young  Republicans  p.  467 

VIRES.  AUDREY  K.;  McKee  p.  467 

VIRES.  RYARRION;  London   p.  467. 

VOETS.  JOSEPH  C:  Orange.  Connecticut  p. 
467 


w 


WADDELL.     HELEN     J;     Grayson,     Collegiate 
Democrats,  SNEA.  p.  467 


WADDELL,  JOE;  Larkslane.  p.  467. 


WADE,  GLENN  E.;  Franklin,  Ohio.  Arts  and  Sci- 
ences, Phi  Delta  Theta,  College  Democrats. 


WAYNE.   WADLINGTON   L;   Lexington,   p.   468. 

WAGNER,  CLAIRE  F.;  Middlesboro,  CWENS. 
SNEA,  Collegiate  Pentacle.  Vice  President; 
Kappa  Delta  Pi.  p.  468. 

WAGONER,  DAVID  L  .  Pans  p.  468 

WAINSCOTT.  DEBORAH  E  ;  Burlington    p.  468. 

WAITS.  SANDRA  K  ;  LaGrange,  SNEA.  ACE, 
College  of  Education  p.  468. 

WALDEN.  LYNN;  London.  YWCA.  Inter-faith 
Council,  Young  Republicans,  p.  468 

WALDEN,  WAYNE  N..  London   p.  468 

WALKER.  CAMDACE  S.;  Fairfield,  Ohio  SNEA 
p.  468 

WALLETE,  JAMES  A.;  Feasterville.  Pennsyl- 
vania, p.  468 

WARINNER.  WILLIAM  D;  Albany  p.  468 

WARNE.   DAVID  F.;  Albion.  New  York.  p.  468. 


WARNER.    GREGORY    S.;    Richmond     p.    468. 

WARNER.  SHARON  S.  Austin,  Indiana,  Inter- 
collegiate Basketball  and  Volleyball,  WRA, 
WVS,  HPER  p.  468 

WARTHMAN,  JOHN  H  ;  Erie.  Pennsylvania.  Col- 
lege of  Education   p.  468. 

WATKINS,  PEGGY  J  ,  Beattyville  p  468 

WATKINS.  STEVEN  C;  Troy.  Ohio,  Counter- 
Guerrilla    Raiders.   College   Republicans,   p. 


WATKINS.  SUSAN  J  ;  Lebanon  Junction.  Kappa 
Delta  Tau,  Vahanetts  p  468 

WAYMAN,  DEBORAH  L;  Fort  Mitchell,  Alpha 
Gamma  Delta.  College  Republicans 
Women's  Interdorm  p  468 

WEBB,  JOHN  D  .  Louisville,  Arts  and  Sciences, 
p.  468 

WEDDINGTON.    FREDERICK    L.    Shelbiana     p. 


WELCH,  JIMMIE  W  ;  Louisville,  Omega  Psi  Phi 
Justice  Student  Court,  p.  468. 

WELLS.  GAYLEC;  Pans  p  468 

WELLS.  RONNIE  D;  Pamtsville  p  468 

WESLEY.  TERRY  M.;  London.  Circle  K.  p.  468 

WESLEY,  JOHN  T  ;  Liberty,  p.  468. 

WESLEY.  MICHAEL  F  ;  Yosemite  p.  468. 

WESSEL.  JUDITH  A  ;  Cleves.  Ohio   p.  468 


WHEELER.    TONI    LEE;    Bristol,    Virginia.    ACE. 
SNEA  p  469 


WHITAKER.  GARY  D  ;  McRoberts.  p.  469. 


WHITAKER.  GENEVA;  Somerset,   Kappa   Delta 
Pi,  SNEA  p.  469. 


WHITE.   CAROLE   LYNNE;   Xenia,   Ohio.   Young 
Republicans  p.  469 


WHITEHEAD,  MARGARET  J.;  Brooksville.  p. 
469 

WHITEHOUSE.  STEVEN  A.;  Milford.  Ohio,  Phi 
Delta  Theta  p.  469. 

WHITLOCK.  ROBERT  BYRON;  Richmond,  Sig- 
ma Nu.  Alpha  Phi  Gamma,  Scabbard  and 
Blade.  AUSA,  Milestone  Editor,  Student 
Council,  Student  Publications  Board,  p.  469. 

WICHLUND,  CARL  HENRY;  Independence,  p. 
469 


WICKLINE.  ROBERT  FRANKLIN;  Charleston, 
West  Virginia,  p.  470. 

WIENTJES,  SHARON;  Waynesville.  Ohio,  SNEA, 
ACE.  Valianettes,  Milestone  Co-Editor.  Alpha 
Phi  Gamma,  p.  470 

WIGFIELD,  PAUL  DOUGLAS;  Hagerstown,  Mary- 
land, Delta  Upsilon.  p.  470. 


WILCOX.  CAROL  LYNN;  Marion,  Ohio,  Panhel- 
lenic  Council.  Alpha  Gamma  Delta,  Kappa 
Delta  Tau,  SNEA,  Inter  Dorm  Council,  Home- 
coming Committee,  p.  470 

WILKINS.  MILLERSON  LEE;  Louisville.  Delta 
Sigma  Theta.  p.  470 

WILLIAMS.  BETTY  ANN;  Barbourville,  Young 
Republicans,  Burnam  Hall  Counselor  p. 
470. 

WILLIAMS.  FRANKIE  JOE;  Lexington.  Delta 
Upsilon.  p.  470 

WILLIAMS.    JUDITH    ELAINE.    Russell     p.    470. 

WILLIAMS,  NEVEL  THOMAS;  Richmond    p.  470. 

WILLIAMS.  Ill,  TED  M  ;  Covington   p.  470 

WILLIAMS.  SHERMAN;  London   p.  470 

WILLIAMSON.  RUSSELL  THOMAS;  Inez. 
Caducus  Club.  Collegiate  Democrats,  p.  470. 

WILSON,  JANE  MARTIN;  Versailles,  Little  The- 
atreClub  p  471. 

WILSON,  JOYCE  WANNOLA;  Lexington,  Alpha 
Kappa,  University  Ensemble,  Black  Stu- 
dent Union,  p.  471. 

WILSON,  LYNNE  ANN;  Russell   p  471 

WILSON.  MARY  SUSAN;  Eubank,  Baptist  Stu- 
dent Union,  College  Republicans,  HPER. 
p. 471 

WILSON.  RUTH  ANNA;  Pittsburgh.  Pennsyl- 
vania, Young  Republicans,  Kappa  Delta 
Tau,  CaveClub,  BiologyClub  p.  471 

WILSON.  WANDA  MASTERS;  Richmond,  Head 
Majorette,  Band  Sponsor,  Drum  &  Sandal 
DanceClub  p.  471 

WINBURN,  CYNTHIA  C;  Fort  Thomas.  Wom- 
en's Recreation  Association,  Women's  Of- 
ficiating Services,  HPER.  p.  471 

WINSTEAD,  FLORENCE  HOSKINS;  Bordhead. 
p  471 

WISHER,  KARM  ANN;  Covington.  SNEA,  Young 
Republicans,  SNEA.  Alpha  Gamma  Delta, 
p. 471. 

WITHERS.  PATTI  SUE;  Cynthiana.  Young  Re- 
publicans, p.  471. 

WOMACK.  JAMES  C;  Grayson,  Beta  Omicron 
Gamma,  Young  Democrats,  p.  471. 

WOOD,  ROBERT  M.;  Frankfort,  p.  472. 

WOODRUFF,  MARTIN  WINFIELD;  Sabina,  Ohio. 
Agriculture  Club  President,  p.  472 

WOOSLEY.  BETTY  JEAN;  Irvine,  SNEA,  ACE 
p.  472. 

WOOTEN,  JOHN  R.;  Dayton.  Sigma  Nu.  Scab- 
bard and  Blade,  p  472. 

WOOTON,  MICHAEL  L;  Eubank,  p.  472 

WORTHINGTON,  E.  ANN;  Louisville.  The 
Anglicans,  Interfaith  Council.  GROWTH, 
p.  472. 


582   INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS 


WOZNY,  CATHERINE  C;  Louisville,  Kappa  Delta 
Tau.  Canterbury  Club,  Student  Association, 
Collegiate  Pentacle.  College  Republicans. 
SNEA,  p.  472 

WRIGHT,    MELVIN    ELLIS;    Somerset     p,    472 

WYATT,  LARRY  G  ;  Berea.  Delta  Upsilon  Inter 
Fraternity  Council  p.  472 


YADEN.  CAROLYN  LOU;  Yosemite  p,  472, 
YAGI.  KIYOKO;  Tokyo,  Japan,   MENC,   p.  472. 


YAGI.  YOSHIHIKO;  Tokyo.  Japan.  KIE,  Cadu- 
ceus  Club,  International  Students  Associa- 
tion, p.  472 

YATES,  RICHARD  H;  Oxon  Hill,  Maryland, 
Pershing  Rifles,  p  472 

YATES.  ROGER  DALE;  Cecilia,  p.  472 

YOUNG,  BARRY  KEVIN;  Webbville,  Beta  Omi- 
cron  Gamma  p  472 

YOUNG,  GEOFFREY  STEVEN;  Lexington.  Sigma 
Nu.  p.  472. 


YOUNG.  JANE  RUTH.  East  Bernstadt    p    472 


YOUNG.  JOHN  ALLEN;  Junction  City,  Kappa 
loft  Epsilon,  Young  Republicans,  Biology 
Club.  Kappa  Delta  Pi.  p.  472 

YOUNG.  LINDA  MAE.  Maud.  Ohio.  SNEA  p 
472 


ZWICK,     SHIRLEY     LINDA,     Richmond.     Home 
EconomicsClub.  YWCA  p  472. 


An  undergraduate  career  comes  to  an  end  with  a  walk,  a  diploma  and  "congratulations." 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SENIOR  CREDITS    583 


Index  and  Directory 


Abbott,  Debc 

L 

Abbott,  Jame 

sE. 

Abbott,  Joan 

Abel! 

Elizabeth  A   533 

Abell 

George 

H 

Jr   507 

Abell 

James  M. 

Abell 

Marv  J 

Abell 

Patrici; 

A 

401 

Abell 

Robert 

L 

Aberc 

rumbie 

Pat 

I  E    316,317,474 

Aber( 

rumb.e, 

Re 

sella  360,411 

Aber 

athv,  Lawr 

>nce  D 

Abne 

.  Charli 

2  Jr 

52,298.326,328 

Abnev.  Cecil 

Abney,  Joanne C   359 

Aboud.  Bonnie  M    294.391 ,507 

Abraham.  Leona  R 


I  B    533 


Abrams,  Robert  C 
Abshear.  Dorothy  C 
ACCOUNTING  CLUB  303 
ACE  300 

Ach2ehner,  Beverly  A   411 
Acker,  R.  Dean  132 
Acker.  Scott  M 


Acke 


Acke 

A,  li, 


,  Elizabeth  A 


M.i 


Acton,  Neuelyn  N 
Ada.r.  Nancy  R   533 
Adamo.  Paul  J   487 
Adams,  Betsy  AH 


Adams,  Ca 
Adams.  Co 


ol  S 


is.  Cynthia  R 

is,  Deborah  E    507 

is.  Donna G    331.507 

is,  Ernest  M   Jr 

is,  Frances  L    295.359,507 

is.  Gary  VI 

is,  Harley  R 

is,  James  D   507 

is,  James  L. 

is,  Janet  L   564 


Adam 

s,  JohnW.  Ill 

Adam 

s,  Judith  F.  533 

Adam 

s,  Juliana  C 

Adam 

s,  Julie  411 

Adam 

s,  Linda  L.  533 

Adam 

s,  Marsha  J   533 

Adam 

s,  Martie  L   487 

Adam 

s,  Pamela  C 

Adam 

s,  Patricia  S 

Adam 

s.  Richard  L 

Adam 

s,  Roger  W 

Adam 

s,  Roy  E 

Adam 

s,  Samuel 

Adam 

s.  Sherry  T 

Adam 

s,  Sondra  J 

Adam 

s,  Stephen  M    507 

Adams 

3n,  DavidS    Jr, 

Adcock,  Carolyn  S   533 

Addington,  Dons  D.  411 

Adelgren,  Albert  B    487 

Adm,  Carl  H   Jr   382.411 

Adkins,  Carolyn  G    487 

Adkms 

Dewey  L, 

Adk.ns 

Donald  E 

Adkms 

Fon  J 

Adkins 

Judy  E 

Adkms 

Kathleen  G 

Adkms 

Michael  G   507 

Adkins 

Nancy  C 

Adkms 

Robertas 

Adkins 

Roger  H 

Adkins 

Rosalind 

Adkms,  Susan  L    314,364,507 

Adler,  Hubert  R 

Adrian,  James  C.  487 

Afriyie,  Kwaku 

Afterkirk,  Donnie  L, 

Agee,  J  B    Jr 

Agee,  James  H 

AGRICULTURE  CLUB  301 

AGRICULTURE.  DEPARTMENT  OF  144 

Aguon.  EstellaP 

Ahem.  Albert  M 

Ahlers.  Judith  A 

Aiken,  John  D 

Aker.  Stephen  K    218.372,388 

Akers,  Nancy  F, 

Akers,  Randall 

Akers,  Terry  J   362.487 

Akin,  Joseph  W    375,507 

Akin,  Lynn  D    507 

Akms.  Debbie  L 

Akms.  Terry  L    507 

avi,  Faramarz  F 

baugh,  Leonard  L 

bright,  James  L    507 

bright,  Steve 

br.tton.  Wayne  M 

bro,  Joyce  M   297,407.507 

corn,  Donald  G   533 

corn,  Jennie  L    307,507 

corn,  Wilma  L 

derson,  Judy  M   223.507 

dndge.  Deborah  L    533 

exander.  Charles  S 

exander,  Edna  M 

exander,  Jerry  D   411 

exander.  Joseph  S 

exander.  Patricia  S   487 

exander,  Shirley  M 

exander,  William  M,  290 

ford,  Mary  M    487 

ford.  William  C 

gier,  Ann  S    140 

g.er,  Carol  A    302.362 

gier,  Laloni  J    362 

ig.  Lynn 

'9.  Peggy  M 

ig,  Thomas  G    212,340,376 

len,  Alana  K   533 

len.  Blanda  K    533 

len,  Bobbie  J  507 

len.C    Richard  Jr.  507 

len.  Carmen  G    533 

len,  Cloteen 


len,  ErmeJ 
len,  Ethel  M. 
len,  Floyd  B. 
len,  Henry  H. 
len,  Hubert  G. 
len,  James  D   411 
len.  James  H.  131 
len,  Jo  A 
len,  Judy  E    354 
ten,  Kath  Lee  J   533 
len,  Larry  O    507 
len.  MervynS 


len,  Sara  R. 
len,  Stanley  D 
len.  Vera  L.  411 
len,  William  R    385, 41 
len,  Yvonne  E. 
ley,  Claude  F 
ley,  Dennis  K    507 
ley.  Gary  D    533 
ley.  Michael  J   533 
ley.  Thomas  G.  507 
lison,  Robert  T   411 
lison,  Steven  R 
I. son,  William  R, 
(man,  John  B 


Allsmiller,  Joyce  A,  223,225,306,507 

ALPHA  CHI  ALPHA  368 

ALPHA  DELTA  PI  353 

ALPHA  GAMMA  DELTA  354 

ALPHA  KAPPA  357 

ALPHA  PHI  GAMMA  221 

ALPHA  PHI  SIGMA 

Alston,  John  P 

Alstott.  Marvin  J,  264,265 

Alsup,  Jonathan  D 

Alsup,  Rodney  G    289.298.507 

Alton,  Kathy  K   533 

Amann.  Constance  J.  533 

Amatulli.  Deborah  M 

AMERICAN  MARKETING 

ASSOCIATION  303 

Ambrose,  Charles  F.  130 

Ambrose,  Elizabeth  P    391,487 

Amburgey,  Arnold  Jr    307,507 

Amburgey.  Barbara  F 

Amburgey,  Betty  S 

Amburgey,  Deborah  L 

Amburgey,  Michael  F    41 1 

Amburgey,  Patricia  A    507 

Amburgey,  Roger  D 

Amis,  Helen  R    533 

Ammerman,  Robert  C. 

Amshoff,  Dav.d  E    507 

Anders.  Ruth  E 

Anderson,  Carol  A,  329,507 

Anderson,  Cessie  M 

Anderson,  Charles  E    370,411 

Anderson,  Clifton  R 

Anderson,  Donald  R    533 

Anderson,  Donna  L 

Anderson,  ElhsC   375 

Anderson,  Gary  B 

Anderson,  George  A,  41 1 

Anderson,  Gerald  L 

Anderson,  Hotly  B    533 

Anderson,  James  M 

Anderson,  Jeanette  L    507 

Anderson.  Kathleen  E 

Anderson.  Leslie  L    507 

Anderson,  Mae  B 

Anderson,  Nancy  L 

Anderson,  Patricia  A.  533 

Anderson,  Patricia  A 

Anderson,  Paulette  M    533 

Anderson,  Ralph  301.487 

Anderson,  Randolph  K 

Anderson,  Raymond  F    411 

Anderson,  Richard  A   533 

Anderson,  Robert  E 

Anderson,  Rodney  E 

Anderson,  Virginia  F 

Anderson,  William  H 

Anderson,  William  K    411 

Anderson,  William  M. 

Andrews,  Mary  E 

Andrews,  Paul  P.  Jr.  225 

Angel,  Deborah  S    533 

Angel.  Judy  E    391,411 

Angelim,  Janice  M. 

Angle.  Darrel  W 

Angl.n,  Retha  F 

Ankney,  Jon  W,  237,292 

Anness,  Kerry  T 

Anness,  Rita  G.M 

Ansley,  Jean  A.  487 

Anthony,  Brenda  S 

ANTHROPOLOGY  AND 

SOCIOLOGY  158 

Appelman,  Debra  L   533 

Apple,  James  L. 

Applegate,  Kimberly  D 

APPLIED  ARTS& 

TECHNOLOGY. COLLEGE  OF  142 

Arcangel..  Oale  C    487 

Archer,  Howard  P 

Ardery.  William  N 

Ardmger,  Ned  A    411 

Argabnght,  Daniel  S    245,370,487 

Argabr.ght,  T.m  A    243,245,370 

Ark,  Thomas  E. 


Arlmghaus,  James  A.  533 
Armbrecht,  Eddie  L 
Armstrong,  Deborah  A 
Armstrong,  Deborah  J, 
Armstrong,  Michael  B    237 
Armstrong,  Nancy  S    362,41 1 
Armstrong,  Paula  M.K 
Armstrong.  Richard  158 
Arnett,  Emma  J 
Arnett,  Jane  R 
Arnett,  Lonnie  D 
Arnett.  Sandra  B 
Arnold,  Barbaras    533 
Arnold,  Betty  F.P 
Arnold,  Carolyn  J   507 
Arnold,  Douglas  M. 
Arnold,  Gary  L 
Arnold,  George  R. 
Arnold,  John  S   507 
Arnold,  Larry  C 
Arnold,  Mary  A 
Arnold,  Phyllis  A 
Arnold,  Tilden  W 
Arrowood,  William  Jr 
ART  AND  SCIENCES, 

DEPARTMENT  OF  156,157 
ART,  DEPARTMENT  OF  66,159 
Arthur,  Alva  L    411 
Arthur,  James  D    533 
Arvin,  CarmonG   533 
Arvin,  Ralph  L 
Asbndge,  Anthony 
Ash,  Reba  M    362,507 
Ashby,  Gary  L 
Ashby,  William  C.  255,487 
Ashcraft,  Roy  P   219,411 
Asher,  Curtis  J    533 
Asher,  Dana  L.  41 1,507 
Asher,  Herman 
Asher,  Louise  293 
Asher,  Michael  265 
Asher,  Nancy  B 
Asher,  Noah  M 
Ashley,  Kenneth  C    411 
Ashraf.  Gowhar 
Aspatore,  Edward  C    Jr    411 
Aiha,  Sheila  F    533 
Atkins.  Dorothy  G 


Babbage,  Robert 
Baber 

mes  L    507 

rry  A    411 
chard  B. 


123,221,401,507 


Atkii 


,  Lorr 


Atkins,  Ronnie  D.  533 
Atkins,  Thomas  I 
Atkinson,  John  D   507 
Atkinson,  Linda  L   354,487 
Atkinson,  Nancy  H. 
Atk.sson,  Thomas  A 
Alwarer,  Dorothy  M. 
Atwood,  Barbara  S 
Aubrey.  Richard  D 
Aubrey.  Terry  E 
Augsburger,  Michael  R 
AURORA  398 
AUSA  326 
Ausherman,  Margaret  L. 

Austin,  Greg  L 
Austin,  Jim  E    391,487 
Austin,  Mark  A 
Austin,  Robert  E    411 
Auxier,  Patsy  L    507 
Aventt.  Robert  F.  225,411 
Aver.tt.  Thomas  E.  Jr  487 
Aydt,  Janet  S   533 
Aydt,  Paula  L.  533 
Ayer,  Willard  Y    507 
Ayers,  Gary  S 
Ayers,  Roger  W    507 
Ayers,  Vicki  A    507 
Ayres,  Harvey  D. 
Azar,  Daniel  L 
Azbill,  Robert  N 


Babb,  Lewis  225 
Babb,  LilhanS.  411 
Babb,  Sharon  L 


Baber, 

Baber, 

Baber, 

Baber,  William  E. 

Babington,  Kathenne  53 

Bachman,  Charles  C. 

Bachus,  Susan  J,  533 

Back,  Anna  L    507 

Back,  Jesse  M 

Back,  Lorna  J   223,359 

Back,  Mary  L 

Back,  William  T 

Bacon,  Horace  S. 


l.  William  H,  247 
,  John  G    Jr    533 


Badei 

Bade: 

Badgett,  Paul  R    367,412 

Bagby.CaraM    533 

Bagwell,  Carolyn  412,487 

Bagwell.  Glenna  R  A 

ley,  Bruce  E. 

ley,  Deborah  F,  308,533 

ley,  Deborah  L.  487 

ley,  Devona  L.  487 

ley.  Donna  M 

ley,  Douglas  L 

ley,  Gary  S 

ley.  Gerald  R    533 

ley,  Jacob  T   507 

ley,  Karen  L   395.533 

ley,  Larry  W  205,402,412 

ley,  Leah  C 

ley,  Mary  R 

ley,  Michael  E. 

ley,  Otis  E. 

ley,  Patricia  A, 

ley,  Paula  J. 

ley,  Ph.hp  D. 

ley,  Shafter 

ley,  Stephen  C    533 

ley,  Wade  M   474 

ley,  Wayne  R    385,388,507 

rd,  David  A 

ird,  Ernest  C 

ird,  Patsy  A    412 

kenhester,  Eugene  R.  507 

ker,  Allen  H 

ker,  Arthur  T 

ker.  Beverly  R    533 

ker,  Bonita  L.  507 

ker,  Carla  A.  533 

ker,  Charles  D.  487 

<er,  Charles  T. 

ker,  Christopher  T. 

ker.  Coleen  E.  293 


mceK. 


,  Dan 


Baker,  David  L,  412 
Baker,  James  M.  487 
Baker,  Janet  L.  533 
Baker,  Joel  G 
Baker.  Judy  L 
Baker,  Linda  G 
Baker,  Lorna  G 
Baker.  Michael  K. 


Baker,  Phillip  R 


Baker,  Ronny  G 
Baker,  Ruth  H 
Baker,  Sondra  G 
Baker,  Virginia  J   533 
Baker,  Wanda  K.  533 
Baldinger,  Charlene  L   219.474 


laldir 

Baldwin. 
Baldwin, 
Baldwin, 
Baldwin, 


in*  l 


The  listing  begun  on  this  page  is  intended  to  serve 
as  a  directory  of  the  1970-71  Eastern  Kentucky  Uni- 
versity student  body  and  as  a  student,  faculty  and 
activity  index.  Names  of  students  who  are  pictured 


in  the  Milestone  are  followed  by  page  numbers.  The 
names  of  faculty  pictured  are  printed  in  bold  type. 
Activities  and  organizations  covered  are  capitalized. 


584    INDEX  &DIRECTORY/ABB-BAL 


Bales.  Debra  L   533 


a  J   538 
inceS    407,507 
i  L    533 


Ball.  Linda  S 
Ball,  Mary  E 
Ball,  N   Catherine 
Ball,  Pamela  R 
Ball.  Patricia  L. 
Ball,  Philip  C 
Ballard.  Ann  C 
Ballard,  Elizabeth  A.  487 
Ballard,  Gail  L 
Ballard,  Jennie  M 
Ballard.  Leslie  L 
Ballard,  Lloyd  D 
Ballard,  Paul  D    263,533 
Ballard.  Robert  H.  412 


Barber,  George  0 
Barber,  Jack  R    261.292,487 
Barber,  Linda  S   316,357 
Barber,  Ronald  D 
Barclay,  Jean  W   507 


■■S  B 


Bard,  Bo 

Bare,  James  L. 

Barger.  Gloria  L    507 

Barger,  M    Nolan 

Barger,  Mary  C. 

Barger,  Michael  W 

Bargo,  Matthew 

Bargo,  Robert  S   327.533 

Bargo,  Susan  L  M 

Barkau,  John  A    295,382,412 


Barker.  JohnP 
Barker,  Kathryn 


Ballard.  Roberl  L    507 

Barker,  Michael  D 

Ballew,  James  E.  316 

Barker,  Pamela  J   268,507 

Ballinger,  Alma  C 

Barker,  Tommy 

Balhnger.  Faye 

Barker,  William  P    376,412 

Ballinger,  Gary  W 

Barkley.  William  B 

Balhnger,  Lloyd  W 

Barlow,  Charles  S. 

Balog,  Andrew  A 

Barlow.  Leroy  L.  137 

Balog,  Margaret  B 

Barlow,  Linda  E 

Baltes,  Janet  R   533 

Barnard,  Charles  J    330.507 

Baltzley,  Cynthia  K.  533 

Barnard.  Michael  M.  412 

Bangs,  Bonnie  J.  223,295.359.507 

Barnes,  Carol  E 

Banks.  Roma  F 

Barnes.  Donme  G 

Banks,  Sandra  K    533 

Barnes,  Gerald  E 

Bannister.  Marilyn  D. 

Barnes,  James  D 

Banta,  Clinton  W   328 

Barnes,  Kay  L   412 

Banzhaf,  Barbara  A    533 

Barnes,  Lois  V 

BAPTIST  STUDENT  UNION  391 

Barnes,  Mildred  F 

Barbee,  Jimmy  T. 

Barnes,  Pamela  A. 

Barber,  Bruce  J 

Barnes,  Robert  D    507 

ies.  Robert  D 

Bascom,  George  N   507 

les,  Suzanne  E.  533 

BASEBALL  254-257 

les,  Terry  S 

Basham,  Roger  L.  487 

les,  Walter  L   Jr.  303,412 

BASKETBALL  238-247 

ten,  Danny  E. 

Bass,  Bruce  M   487 

tett.Glenda  K   507 

Bass,  Lee  E 

rett,  James  L 

Bass,  Ned  M 

lett,  Jenny  L 

Bastin,  GaryE.  382 

tett,  Johnny  R    372 

Batch,  Donald  305 

lett,  Lana  K   533 

Bates.  Charlene 

tett,  Obie  Jr 

Bates,  Debra  R    311,507 

lett,  Pamelas   507 

Bates.  Janet  E    533 

lett,  Rosemary  L.  533 

Bates,  Janice  L.  533 

tett,  Sara  S   507 

Bates,  Jennifer  L   533 

tett,  Susan  J 

Bathiany,  Deborah  L   533 

lette,  Jerry 

Batte,  William  K.  296,487 

tette.  Phil  L 

Battles,  Donald  R    412 

ette,  Susan  R. 

Battles,  Howard  E    412 

hardt.  Larry  J   412 

Bans,  Gloria  D 

ihart,  Kathy  J.  533 

Bans,  JamesW   412 

hart,  Steve  P,  372 

Batts,  John  L 

rett.  Harold  L 

rett,  Kenneth  H 

rett,  Paul  G 

rett,  Robert  W   533 

sotti,  Martin  J    533 

sotti,  Matthew  F.  382.412 

telt,  Bonnie  J    507 

th,  Donald  K 

then,  Jill  A   507 

leson,  James  C.  487 

lett.  Gary 

ley,  Jack  T.  533 

on.  James  B. 


,  Na 


cy  J. 


n.  Phyllis  C   533 


Battson,  Donald  H 
Bauer,  Bruce  H   507 
Bauer.  Jane  C.  412 
Bauer.  Linda  L.  487 
Bauer,  Robert  D   292 
Baugh,  Ronnie  W   507 
Baughman,  Constance  J. 
Bauhan,  ConnieS    507 
Bauman,  Bruce  E    412 
Baumstark,  Diana  K.  507 
Baur,  Daniel  J   218,487 
Baxter,  Richard  L   380,388 
Bayer,  Dorothy  L   507 


Bavs,  D.r 


i  L. 


Baysore,  Edith  H 
Baysore,  Jack  E 
Beach.  Larry  W 
Beam.  John  R.  Jr   330.487 
Beams.  Connie  R    533 
Beard,  Dennis  J   533 
Beard,  Gary  L    533 
Beard,  MicahS   268,534 
Beard,  Rebecca  L.  353,507 
Beard.  William  J   487 
Beasley.  Patricia  A 
Beatty.  Anthany  507 
Beatty,  Yvonne  T. 
Beaty,  Brenda  S   221,474 
Beaty,  MaryO-  311.507 
Beaver,  Guy  M,  290 
Beazley,  Susan  C. 
Beck,  Douglas  A 
Beck,  JohnG. 
Beck.  Phyllis  J 
Beck,  Robert  G 
Beck,  Rudolph  W   412 
Becker,  Terry  A   534 
Beckench.  Mary  Jo  T   364,507 
Beckett,  Deborah  G 
Beckett,  Ronald  E 
Beckham,  Clifford  V.  487 
Becknell.  James  R 


Bedell.  Susan  A 
Bedore,  JeanetteM   507 
Beechboard,  Linda  F    48") 
Beeler,  Jacob  W 


Begley.  Catherine  A   268 

Begley,  Deborah  S.  534 

Begley,  Dwight  M   487 

Begley,  Earl  C. 

Begley.  Helen  M   300.412 

Begley,  Jimmie  A 

Begley,  John  W. 

Begley.  Lena  D 

Begley.  Linda  R    508 

Begley,  Myra  S.  474 

Begley,  Ralph  D   412 

Begley,  Robert  B.  38.127 

Begley.  William  E. 

Behanan,  Russell  W   316.317,387.: 

Behrens,  MarthaS.  534 

Behymer,  Deborah  E.  487 

Belting,  Richard  L   Jr 

Beitler,  Rita  M.  534 


.  Dei 


sW. 


Belcher,  Gerald  F    372,508 
Belcher,  Janice  E.  412 
Belcher.  William  O. 
Belew,  Nancy  L. 

.  Ann  E 

.  Betsey  L. 


A  surprised  registration  worker  listens  attentively  to  a  bit  of  news  from  home. 


Bell,  James  487 

Bell.  Lenise  R    310,316,357,487 

Bell,  Robert  J   316.317,387 

Bell,  Robert  L 

Bell,  Ruby  E. 

Bell,  William  A 

Bellairs,  Deborah  K    314,393,534 


s.  Ma 


iretC 


Bellamy,  Mai 
Bellamy,  Marguerite  B 
Bellando.  Lila  D 
Bellinger,  Dennis  S   534 
Bellman,  Robert  J   487 
Benassi.  Janice  A 
Bender,  Angela  F.  391,534 
Bends,  James  P   412 
Benedett,  Jud.  A   534 
Benge,  Anthony  L.  327 
Benge,  Doris  L 
Benge,  Maxine 
Benge,  Norma  J 
Beniam.n.  AmosS   375 
Benjamin,  Barry  K 
Bennet,  Lois  D 
Bennett,  David  N    534 
Bennett,  Hope  M 

Bennett,  Judy  G. 
Bennett,  Norman  L 
Bennett.  Patricia  A    364,508 
Bennings,  John  T   262,263.487 
Benson.  Gayle  E 

lard  L.  162 


Bar 


Bentle.  Mary  K   534 
Bentley.  Bettnia  J   534 
Bentley.  Deborah  I    508 
Bentley.  John  A   412 
Bentley,  Kenneth  M 
Bentley,  Lana  C 
Bentley.  Linda  A   304,487 
Bentley.  Novella  487 
Bentley,  Patricia  R    487 
Bentley,  Russell  O 
Bentley.  Sandra  K 
Benton.  Charles  E    II 
Benton,  Kathy  R,  362.508 
Benton.  Mary  C   480 
Benton,  Nolan  R    II 
Benton,  Teresa  S   508 
Benwell,  Thomas  E   Jr 
Benz,  Richard  C 
Berbench,  Nancy  S   534 
Berg,  Dale  E 
Berge,  Marion  M 
Berlin,  Teresa  A    534 
Bernstrom,  Beverly  T 

Berry,  Eugene  M 

Berry,  Lucille  D. 

Berry,  Mary  S 

Berry,  Orra  W 

Berry,  Rolland  H 

Berry.  Sandra  Lee  316.357 

Berry.  Vicki  L 

Berry.  Wanda  L   316.357,487 

Berry,  Wynona  L. 

Berryman,  Betty  L 


Bersaglif 


Bertn 
Bertr; 


.CharlesW 
,  CletusM 


Bertram.  Lynda  S   508 

Bertram,  William  J   367,508 

Bertrand,  Jean  K    412 

Bertrand,  Keith  T.  259,487 

Bertrand,  Susan  A   298 

BETA  OMICRON  GAMMA  367 

Betz,  Eveanna  K.  534 

Beverly.  William  K 

Bhangsbha.  Charunin 

Biagi.AnnaM    534 

Bibbs.  Anna  M.  487 

Bickel.  Rebecca  S. 

Bickett.  Amy  M    359,413 

Bicknell,  Lucille  D 

Biddle,  Linda  M 

Bidwell.  Charles  R    255.257,508 

Bidwell,  DeienaC 

Biedenharn.  James  T. 

Bierly.  David  F. 

Biermann.  Ann  E.  413 

Billingsley.  Sandra  K 

Billups,  Lora  L.  534 

BIOLOGY  CLUB  305 

BIOLOGICAL  SCIENCES  160 

Binder.  Angela  391 

Binder.  Earl  W   413 

Binggeh,  William  L 

Bingham,  Annetta 

Bingham,  Betty  AC    487 

Bingham.  James  E.  41  3 

Bingham.  Jimmie 

Binkley,  William  T 

Binning,  John  B.  474 


i 


sT.III 


>lj 


i  364 


Edward  F    Jr  474 


INDEX  &DIRECTORY/BAL-BIR    585 


Bird,  Joy  E. 

Bishop,  Beverly  K.  534 

Bishop,  David  M 

Bishop,  James  R. 

Bisig,  James  C.  330,508 

Bissmeyer,  Patricia  J. 

Bitsko,  Edward  A 

Bizzack,  Johnny  W 

Black,  Barbara  A 

Black,  Barbara  L    359,413 

Black,  Beverly  G   307,413 

Black,  Connie  L   359.508 

Black,  Debbie  A   304,508 

Black,  Donna  F    357 

Black,  John  W  534 

Black,  Lila  D    564 

Black.  Mary  E 

Black.  Randall  H 

Black,  Ronald  L    413 

Black,  Sara  K. 

Blackburn,  Arthur 

Blackburn,  Glenn  M 

Blackburn,  Larry  W    237,372 

Blacketer,  Michael  E. 

Blacketer,  Rebecca  M   534 

Blackwood,  Linda  J.  487 

Blagg,  Cheryl  M 

Blain,  Bradford  H.  380.508 

Blair,  Charles  E    413 

Blair 


aid 


,  BrendaD    534 
.  Dor.sE 


Blair,  James  R    296,306,508 

Blair,  Kenneth 

Blair,  Margaret  A.  534 

Blair,  Paul  E    508 

Blair.  Rhonda  L   508 

Blair,  Sally  508 

Blair.  Thomas  D. 

Blair,  William  E 

Blake,  Howard  D   487 

Blake,  James  A.  370 

Blake,  Karen  L.  414 

Blake,  Phyllis  P 

Blake.  Robert  F 

Blakeman,  AnneS    534 

Blakeman,  Carol  A.  534 

Blakemon,  Ira  L   414 

Blakemore,  Neville  L. 

Blanc,  Linda  C    564 

Blanchard,  Elizabeth 

Bland,  Michael  L   508 

Bland,  Timothy  S 

Blandford,  Barbara  S 

Blandford,  Thomas  E 

Blankenship.  Billy  S 

Blankenship,  Jerry  D. 

Blankenship,  Paula  V 

Blankenship,  Randy  E.  487 

Blankenship.  Rick  E 

Blankenship,  Roger  D 

Blanton,  Deborah  L.  534 

Blanton,  Gary  L 

Blaske.  Stephen  F 

Blasky,  Karen  L    534 

Blattman,  Deborah  A 

Blaydes,  Eugene  F 

Bled  st 

Bledst 

Bledsoe,  Ronald  F    414 

Bleichner,  Gary  J    613 

Bleier,  Clara  R 

Blevens,  Denise  K   534 

Blevms,  Barbara  A 

Blevms,  Floyd  R    211,414 

Blevms,  Gail  I    534 

Blevms,  Lloyd  K    211,219,414 

Blevms.  MarthaS.  508 

Blevms,  Michael  L.  534 

Belvins,  Thomas  A   508 

Blewitt,  Kenneth  J   375,257 

Blish,  Richard  A 

Block,  Patricia  E    487 

Bloom,  Michael  W. 

Blount,  Bettie  R 

Bloyd,  Karen  M    310,312.508 

Blue,  Harry  A    414 

Blythe.  Robert  R    202,214,410,414 

Boardman,  Ernest  L 

BOARD  OF  REGENTS  122,123 

Boatnght,  Linda  S   316,534 

Boaz,  Ronnie  D    414 

Bobich,  George  T 

Bock.  Barbara  J 

Bock.  Ronald  N   249 

Boden.  Mamie  S 

Bodine,  Sammy  G.  290 

Bodley.  Harvey  H    Jr    376,388,487 

Boeh,  Daniel  E    341,376,414 

Boese.  Dwight  W    474 

Bogdanski,  Joanne  T. 

Boggess,  Carolyn  L.  391,487 

Boggess,  Rita  J   535 

Boggio,  Guido  414 

Boggio.  Lea  295.535 

Boggs,  Barry  M 

Boggs,  Diana  L 

Boggs.  Mary  L 

Boggs,  Merle 

Boggs,  Thomas  D   535 


Bogie,  Patsy  A. 

Bowman,  Phyllis  D 

Brewsa 

jgh,  Deborah  K 

Brown.  Norman  E 

Bogie.  Wanda  L   535 

Bowman,  Robert  L   508 

Bncken,  Leonard  J.  508 

Brown,  Paul  A 

Bogliole,  David  J.  Jr 

Bowman,  Sam  311 

Bnckey,  Karen  G,  224 

Brown,  Phillip  E    316,387,487 

Bogo,  Lauren  B   354 

Bowman,  Shirley  A   415 

Bridewell,  John  D.  487 

Brown,  Raymond  L 

Bohannon,  Thomas  W 

Bowman,  Terry  W   376.415 

Bndgewater,  Gary  E 

Brown,  Rebecca  W 

Boh  man,  John  W 

Bowman,  Wendell  H 

Bright,  Charles  R   535 

Brown,  Richard 

Bohuslav,  John  263 

Box.  Rebecca  A   508 

Bright,  Venita  D 

Brown,  Robert  D   316 

Bokelman,  Allen  E    253,370 

Boyd.  James  G 

Bngmon,  Janet  C   508 

Brown,  Robert  T  416 

Bokelman.  David  J.  370 

Boyd,  Linda  K.H. 

Bringardner,  Ed  S 

Brown,  Ronald  J.  416 

Bol.n,  Vicki  L 

Boyd.  MelvinE    Jr 

Bringenberg,  Judith  E 

Brown,  Ronnie  D 

Bol.nger,  Marlene  K 

Boyd,  Patricia  A 

Brisbay,  Jacqueline  M   508 

Brown,  Ronnie  L 

Bolivar,  Stephen  L 

Boyd,  Ronald  D   415 

Briscoe,  Martha  A   535 

Brown,  Samuel  K. 

Bolt,  Sharon  A 

Boylan,  Barbaras   535 

Br. te,  James  F    415 

Brown,  Samuel  M 

Bolton.  Nancv  F 

Boyle,  IrisE    306.308,415 

Br.ttain.  Gary  W  415 

Brown.  Sharon  A 

Bolton,  Wallace  W   508 

Boyles,  Clyde  W   487 

Br. man,  Janelle  S   535 

Brown.  Shirley  A- 

Bomhard,  Kevin  F   535 

Boyles,  Elinda  DC  487 

Bnttingham,  John  W. 

Brown,  Stephen  A 

Bonar,  Marlene  F 

Boyson.  Richard  I 

Bntton,  Claudia  L   508 

Brown,  Stephen  F   508 

Bond,  Bettv  L.S 

Bracken,  Barbara  J   298,364,508 

Bntton,  Reda  J 

Brown.  Sylvester  R    Jr    508 

Bond,  David  L 

Bracken.  Daniel  B.  289,508 

Broaddus,  Dorothy  F 

Brown.  Taunya  H 

Bond,  Jerry  W 

Brackett,  Thomas  M. 

Broaddus,  Otis  W 

Brown.  Terry  A. 

Bond,  Paul 

Bradford,  Janet  G.  314,364 

Broady,  Charlotte  L 

Brown,  Theleda  R 

Bond,  Peggy  S  A 

Bradford,  Linda  S   508 

Broce,  Ronald  E   474 

Brown,  Tim  C   261,292 

Bond,  Victoria  T 

Bradford.  Sarah  A   487 

Brock,  Alice  R 

Brown.  William  C    218.326,328,416 

Bondurant,  Susan  L   535 

Bradley.  Brian  M    376.508 

Brock,  Bobbie  S.  535 

Brown,  William  C 

Boner,  Geneva  O 

Bradley,  David  L 

Brock,  Donald  W 

Brown,  William  D   487 

Boner.  William  M    326,327,329 

Bradley.  Glenn 

Brock,  Linda  S 

Brown,  William  J   535 

Bonfert,  Peggy  L   535 

Bradley,  Robert  J. 

Brock,  Susan  M   415 

Browne,  Albert  L 

Bonner,  Denny  N 

Bradley.  Robert  L 

Brock,  Walter  L 

Brownell,  Patricia  L.  508 

Bonny,  Bilhe  T 

Bradley.  Sherri  L.  4B7 

Brockman,  Earl  M 

Browning.  Daniel  L.  535 

Bonny,  Edwin  M 

Bradley,  Smith  F 

Broenng,  Karen  L.  210,308,415 

Browning,  Eldon  535 

Bonny,  Thomas  H 

Bradley.  Susan  R.  535 

Broenng,  Kurt  H    487 

Browning,  Judith  L   508 

Book.  Janet  K   564 

Bradley,  William  F 

Broenng,  Lawrence  J 

Browning,  Kathleen  F,  480 

Booker,  Lavetta  R 

Bradshaw,  Bishop  L.  535 

Brogdon,  Johnny  L J   Jr   415 

Browning,  Pamela  S   535 

Boone,  Beverly  L 

Bradshaw.  James  E 

Broghamer,  Nancy  K   508 

Browning,  Sarah  E    508 

Boone,  Joseph  W   414 

Bradt,  Phyllis  H.W,  415 

Brogh.  Anne  H 

Browning,  William  K 

Boone,  Randi  G   535 

Brady,  Mary  C 

Brohm,  Edwin  F   237,508 

Browning,  William  S   535 

Boone,  Susan  K   219,414 

Brady.  Thomas  C 

Brokaw.  Paul  F 

Browning,  Willie  E 

Boone.  Susan  K  F 

Bragg,  Carolyn  S 

Bromback,  Linda  L 

Broyles,  Hollis  B 

Bootes.  Robert  D 

Bramblett.  Luther  S    301 

Bromback,  William  G 

Brucchien,  Glenn  M 

Bootes,  Thomas  R 

Bramblett.  Phillip  W   301.508 

Bromley,  Terry  L   508 

Bruce,  Darlene  A  487 

Booth,  Allen  D 

Bramel.  Lynda  C   487 

Bronn,  James  R    375,388.416 

Bruce.  Peggy  L 

Booth.  Ivan  P   535 

Bramlage.  Frances  E    354.508 

Bronson.  Nancy  M    535 

Brueggen,  Gary  S 

Boothe,  Anne  L,  535 

Brammell.  Michael  L 

Brooke.  Ronald  M   268 

Brumback,  Julie  A 

Boothe.  Judith  A 

Branaman,  James  S  508 

Brooke,  Sandra  J 

Brumback    Marshall 

Boothe,  Rosalee  508 

Branch.  Julia  G 

Brooks.  Alice  M    487 

Brumfield.  Deborah  J.  535 

Borden,  Daniel  U    316,487 

Branch. Mae  M 

Brooks,  Batty  S 

Brumley.  Bruce  E 

Borders.  Harold  D 

Branch,  Mary  E    535 

Brooks,  Dale  S  487 

Brummett,  Brady  416 

Borders,  Harold  1    237 

Brand,  Ann  S 

Brooks,  Frances  L 

Bruner,  Arble  G    Jr 

Borders,  Jane  A 

Brandenburg,  Blaine  W 

Brooks,  Gary  S, 

Brunetti,  Theodora  M    535 

Borders,  Judy  C    288,294,295, 

Brandenburg,  Douglas 

Brooks,  Harvey  L 

Brunker,  Charles  S   245,487 

297,300,415 

Brandenburg,  Kather.n  293 

Brooks,  James  H   228.230.233, 

Brunker.  Gary  F 

Bonn,  John  A    376,415 

Brandenburg.  Larry  K    508 

235.237 

Brunker.  Mary  J   359.508 

Boring,  Elaine  L   297,487 

Brandenburg.  Sharon  K 

Brooks,  Jimmie  L 

Brunsman.  Gregory  W   385 

Boring,  Steven  K   224,487 

Brandon,  Gary  A,  249 

Brooks,  John  G. 

Brussell.  James  L 

Borthen.Gill  223 

Branham,  Blanche  J 

Brooks,  Martha  M 

Brutscher,  Thomas  E    395,508 

Boschert,  Mary    G    564 

Branham,  Donagene,  114,215,294, 

Brooks,  Patricia  A  416 

Bryan,  Marvin  H.  508 

Bosler,  Christina  M   278 

329,359,415 

Brooks,  Robert  247,296 

Bryan,  Timothy  J.  535 

Bosley,  Joseph  G 

Branham,  James  E 

Brooks.  Robert  L   416 

Bryant,  Benny  L 

Bosse,  Timothy  J    415 

Branham,  Tern  L.  535 

Brooks,  Thomas  A 

Bryant,  Charles  L 

Bostic,  Howard  R    Jr    535 

Branham,  Tim  E 

Brookshire,  Linda  A 

Bryant,  Daniel  E 

Bostick,  Pamela  K    300.487 

Branom.  Cynthia  A.  316,535 

Bros.us,  Leslie  C.  487 

Bryant,  Daniel  E 

Boston,  Velinda  S   205,293, 

Branson,  John  A 

Brothers,  David  L 

Bryant,  Elizabeth  C   535 

406.415 

Brant.  Dennis  L 

Brothers,  Jo  Ann  221 

Bryant.  Elizabeth  F 

Boswell.  Jeffrey  D   535 

Brashear.  Brenda  D 

Brotherton,  Lois  R 

Bryant,  George  C   238,242,244, 

Bothwell,  FredW  Jr   327.535 

Brashear.  Charles  G 

Broughton,  Beverly  A    535 

245,487 

Botner.  Bobby  R 

Brashear.  Nora  D   201.415 

Broughton,  Linda  S   219.224.362 

Bryant,  Gregory  K 

Bott.  John  E 

Brashear,  Sherry 

Broughton,  Patricia  H. 

Bryant,  James  D  416 

Bottoms.  Robert  B 

Brashear.  Stephen  G   327 

Broughton.  Stanley  W 

Bryant.  Larry  M 

Botts,  Guy  S 

Braswell,  Kathryn  L    415 

Brown.  Alice  M 

Bryant,  Paul  E 

Bourne,  Harold  R 

Bratcher,  Elizabeth  M 

Brown 

Artie  K    487 

Bryant,  Richard  S 

Bowe.  Jess  J   225,474 

Bratton,  Linda  L 

Brown 

Bartley  R   416 

Bryant,  Robert  C   225,416 

Bowen,  Allen  P   508 

Braun,  Deborah  L 

Brown 

Ben  F 

Bryant,  Robert  L 

Bowen.  Darrell  L    225,415 

Braun.  Floyd  P, 

Brown 

Billy  G   290 

Bryant,  Shannon  535 

Bowen,  Joyce  M 

Braun.  June  K 

Brown 

Bobby  C 

Bryant,  Sharan  L    209,219,410 

Bowen,  Linda  M 

Braun,  Kathleen  M 

Brown 

Cathy  S  416 

Bryant,  Shelia  R   535 

Bowen,  Lonnie  J 

Braun.  Nancy  D 

Brown 

Clennon  R 

Bryant,  Ted  H, 

Bowen,  Martha  C.P   415 

Bray,  Barbara  A   487 

Blown 

Connie  H 

Bryant,  Virginia  A. 

Bowen,  Ronald  L   508 

Bray.  Dale  W, 

Brown 

Deborah  A,  535 

Bryson,  Terr.  A   416 

Bowen,  Stephen  S   535 

Bray,  William  C 

Brown 

Deborah  J,  421 

Bubel,  David  R   225.416 

Bowen,  Warren  H 

Brecht.  Suzanne 

Brown 

Debra  J.  535 

Buchanan,  James  J 

Bowers,  Dennis  G 

Brecht,  Thomas  C, 

Brown 

Delores  J,  508 

Buchanan, Janet  L.  416 

Bowers,  John  C.  487 

Breeden,  Hugh  F 

Brown 

Dennis  J 

Buchanan,  Jo  AT,  487 

Bowers,  Stephanie  K   487 

Breeden,  Michael  W, 

Brown 

Donna  J,  487 

Buchanan,  John  L.  303,375,416 

Bowles.  Brian  L   301,415 

Breeding,  Donny  R 

Brown 

Dwight  E 

Buchanan,  Joseph  M   535 

Bowles,  Deborah  A   535 

Breeding,  Jerry  V 

Brown 

Gary  L 

Buchanan.  Mary  E    535 

Bowlin,  Connie  F    508 

Breeding,  Jevetta  R   535 

Brown 

Gary  L 

Buche,  Dennis  W 

Bowlm,  GlennaP    315,487 

Breeding,  Robert  B 

Brown 

Glenda  M 

Bucher.  Gary  D. 

Bowlin,  Wesley 

Breeze,  Richard  C 

Brown 

Helen  1   416 

Bucher.  James  A 

Bowling.  Daniel  A 

Bremer,  Ronald  C 

Brown 

Irvin  A 

Bucher,  Jane  A 

Bowling.  Donald  W   535 

Breitenstein.  Larry  D    382,415 

Brown 

Jacque  L  315,508 

Buchman,  Robert  G 

Bowling.  Dottle  S   480 

Breland,  James  D   218.415 

Brown 

Jacqueline  S, 

Buck.  Barbara  A 

Bowling,  Eldon  M 

Brenda,  Raymond  O  487 

Brown 

James  C   290.291,294,487 

Buck,  James  C 

Bowling,  Herbert 

Brenda,  William  H   289,298,508 

Brown 

James  R    416 

Buck,  Kathenne  R,  357 

Bowling,  J  Carleton 

Brennan,  Daniel  J.  225,415 

Brown 

Jeanette 

Buck,  Lydia  F.  508 

Bowling,  Judy  A    219 

Brennan.  Frederick  G   219.415 

Brown 

Jerry  R 

Buckholz,  Anne  E.487 

Bowling,  Kermitt  R. 

Brennan.  Grace  M 

Brown 

JoeE 

Buckingham,  Richard  S 

Bowling,  Larry  D 

Brentzel.  Stewart  E    290.535 

Brown 

John  D 

Buckingham,  Tommie  G. 

Bowling,  Linda  M 

Bresch.  Karel  E. 

Brown 

John  W  416 

Buckler.  William  H. 

Bowling.  Lynn  A   415 

Bresch.  Mary  A   535 

Brown 

Judith 

Buckles.  John  L    Jr 

Bowling,  Rebecca  J   487 

Bretner.  Ronald  C   508 

Brown 

Karen  L  508 

Buckley,  Nicholas  R   508 

Bowling,  Wayne 

Brewer,  Brenda  C.  535 

Brown 

Larry  A    416 

Buckner,  James  1 

Bowman,  Donald  A 

Brewer,  Carl  W.  474 

Brown 

Linda  L 

Buckner,  Rita  E 

Bowman.  Farrell  D 

Brewer.  Gary  D  487 

Brown 

Lois  J.  508 

Budinger,  Rae  M   508 

Bowman,  Howard  W 

Brewer,  James  B 

Brown 

Marilyn  A 

Budke,  Barbara  A   487 

Bowman,  Ida  M 

Brewer,  Janice  535 

Brown 

Mary  J 

Buehner,  James  K   535 

Bowman,  Jack  Jr, 

Brewer,  Larry  K 

Brown 

Michael  C   327.487 

Buemi.  Dennis  P 

Bowman,  Jack  V   Jr   237,508 

Brewer,  Nadine  1.  535 

Brown 

Michael  L 

Bugg,  David  B   416 

Bowman,  James  R 

Brewer,  Paul  A,  328,508 

Brown 

Michael  W,  535 

Bugg,  Vicki  G.  311,391,535 

586    INDEX  &DIRECTORY/BIR-BUG 


After  being  found  guilty,  a  group  of  coeds  anxiously  anticipate  their  sentences. 


uis,  Michael  A 

uis,  Mildred 

uis,  Peggy  S  487 

uky,  Deborah  A.  535 

ulcher,  Dorothy  A    309,487 

ullard,  James  T. 

ullock,  Debra  L.  535 


,  Judit 


a  B   219,224.308.416 


unch,  Ivan  G. 

unch,  Paula  M   223,508 

undy,  Earl  C. 

undy,  Eric  R   564 

undy,  Manann  223,294,295,359,508 

undy,  VickiS. 

unker,  Andrew  L 

unker,  Debra  L    314,364 

unnell,  David  B. 

untin,  Robert  H 

urch,  Alvm  L 

urch.  Nancy  L.  311,508 

urch,  William  E.  535 

urchett,  Barbara  A  474 

urchfield,  David  R 

urckle.  William  P 

urdette,  Anne  K    487 

urdette,  Jane  T   535 

urdette,  Janice  O   309,357,487 

urdette,  Mary  J.  508 

urdme,  David  A.  272,375,487 

urgess,  James  M. 

urgess,  Jeffery  L 

urgess.  Knstine,  535 

urgess,  Ronald  G.  289,508 


trgm.  Lai 


,  Joseph  S. 
,  Larry  G. 

,  Margaret  A 


irke.  Patricia  Y    487 

irke,  Polmer 

irke,  Sherry  L.  416 

irkett,  Barry  L.  364 

irkett,  Gordon  L 

irkett.  Michael  D. 

irkett,  Patricia  J.C. 

irkhart,  Patrick  B.  508 

irkhart,  Steven  C 

irkhart.  Suzanne  R   314,354/ 

irkhead,  Ann  L    487 

irkhead,  Stuart  D    508 

irks,  Bonnie  J. 

irks.  Janet  R    508 

irks,  Michael  A.  509 

irleson,  Jacquelyn  535 

irnam.  Coy  H   535 

imell,  Jason  C. 

irness,  Jean  A 

irnett,  Donald  K 

irnett,  Eugene 

irnett,  Mary  C 

irnett,  Reba  C 

irnett,  Richard  B 

irnett,  Roy  A.  509 


ns.  Peggy 

ns,  Richard  A 

380 

rns,  Sara  A 

535 

ns,  Stephe 

n  D 

ns.  Wtllian 

i  E. 

564 

rns,  Wilhan 

lT. 

50'J 

rr.  Molly  W 

. 

res.  Lester 

.  c. 

351,376,474 

rns,  David 

R. 

ns,  Donald  L 

ns.  James 

S.J 

r.  535 

ns.  Rober 

C. 

509 

Burton.  Billy  H 

Butler,  Stephen  A   613 

Burton,  Billy  J   238,244,245.487 

Butler,  Wendell  P.  123 

Burton,  Brenda  S   487 

Butler,  William  D  418 

Burton.  Carolyn  S 

Butters.  Nancy  L    418 

Burton,  Clarice  J   200,216,224,309 

Buzek,  Michael  M. 

Burton.  Daniel  W 

Byars,  Irvine  M.  Ill 

Burton,  Donald  W  509 

Byrd.  Dennis  W 

Burton,  Jerry  1  D   290 

Bvrd.  Hugh  M   225 

Burton,  John  B   326,535 

Byrd. Josephus 

Burton,  John  L    330 

Byrdwell,  Kenneth  R 

Burton.  Joseph  C 

Byrnes.  James  M 

Burton,  Judy  K 

Byrnes.  Marguerite  A 

Burton,  Lerrame  416 

Byron,  Frank  L    III 

Burton,  Phyllis  A 

Byrum,  Joyce  L   359,480 

Burton,  Ronnie  K   290 

Burton.  Shernll  L   301,305.487 

C 

Burton.  Terry  A 

Buschemeyer,  Elizabeth 

Cable.  Brenda  F    509 

Busdieker.  Earl  E 

Cabral,  Wayne  E 

Bush,  Barbara  J 

CADUCEUSCLUB  302 

Bush,  Barry  L.  487 

Cady,  Walter  J.  Ill 

Bush,  Betsy  L. 

Cahill,  John  T.  Jr  487 

Bush,  Beverly  D 

Cain,  Brenda  A  418 

Bush,  Hermans.  138 

Cam,  Devon 

Bush,  Marshall  L.  237 

Cam,  Gordon  Jr 

Bush,  Oscar  F. 

Cain,  James  W 

Bush.  Sharon  S 

Cain,  Karen  Lee 

Bussell.  B.  Bryan  509 

Cain,  Larry  D. 

Bussell.  Dealva  Jr 

Cain.  Michael  270,509 

Bussell,  James  G 

Cairns,  Robert  H   509 

Butcher,  Jennie  L. 

Caldwell,  Alvm 

Butcher,  Rosanne  354.416 

Caldwell,  Darla  G 

Butcher.  Thomas  N 

Caldwell,  Duane  S 

Butcher.  Wanda  M 

Caldwell,  Jackie  E   535 

Butler,  Brenda  J  416 

Caldwell,  John  K 

Butler,  Dave  376 

Caldwell,  Mary  S 

Butler,  Donald  T. 

Caldwell,  Onan  C.  474 

Butler,  Doretta  J.D. 

Caldwell,  Pamela  L 

Butler,  Hank 

Caldwell,  Sammy  G.  535 

Butler,  Kathleen  J.  353 

Caldwell,  William  R.  328 

Butler,  Larry  J.  535 

Calico.  Connie  I 

Butler,  Lelan.  316.418 

Calico.  Patricia  E    300.364.487 

Butler,  Mary  A 

Calimeri,  Joseph  J,  303.418 

Butler,  Robert  A 

Calkin.  Daniel  W.  535 

Butler,  Stanley  M 

Calkins.  Paul  N   418 

,  James  M   253.509 


Callender,  Stepha 
Call. ban,  Beverly 
Calloway,  Charles 
Calvert,  Christine 

Cambron,  Denis  £ 


Can 

Can 

Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 

Campbel 
Campbel 

Campbel 

Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 

Campbel 

Campbel 


.  Cha 


Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 
Campbel 


Christopher  509 
Danny  R. 
David  L 

Deborah  A.  535 
Deborah  J  418 
Dennis  W.  509 
Diane  487 
Eddie  N   418 
Eulene535 


Gardn 


'  W. 


Jan 


j  M. 


Jerry  W  290 
JohnC 

Judith  a 

Larry  J  487 
Leslie  J-  535 
Linda  K.  487 
Mike  E   419 


Campbell,  Paul  A    Jr, 
Campbell, 


Rocky  L   535 
Roger  D 
Stephen  G   536 
Susan  E.  536 
Susan  F. 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/BUI-CAM    587 


Campbell.  Tommy  D.  487 

Cass. II,  Arthur  D   382.486 

Campbell.  Vanessa  G   509 

Cass.ty.  Carol  E 

Campbell,  Walter  M. 

CATALINA  CLUB  314 

Campo,  Frank 

Castegnaro.  Mary  A.  419.509 

Candler.  Catherine  M  487 

Castegnaro.  Sandra  K 

Candv.  Bonnie  S 

Castle.  Cheryl  L 

Canfield.  Margaret  E 

Castle.  Earl  L 

Cannon.  William  E 

Castle,  James  L 

Cantrall,  Roy  S 

Castle,  Johnny  M   509 

Cantrell.  Gloria  A 

Castle,  Juletta  F 

Cantrell.  Robert  J   419 

Castle,  Marc  D 

Cantrill,  Debra  K   487 

Castle,  Roger  D   536 

Capps.  Richard  M 

Caswell.  Janet  E    293.488 

Carbone.  Carol  A 

Cates.  Arnold  R   509 

Cardweli.  Janice  L  536 

Cathers.  Henry  E 

Carey.  Brenda  A 

Catich.  Barbara  1    474 

Carey.  Glenn  157 

Cat.nna,  Cher.  L 

Carey.  Margaret  M 

Catlett.  Daryl  L.  536 

Carey,  Ruth  A   509 

Catlett.  Elizabeth  J   536 

Carey.  Velma  J  487 

Catlett.  Larry  D 

Carleton.  Cathy  C.  536 

Catlett.  Phyllis  W 

Carlm.  V.ctonanne  M 

Catlett.  Sarah  K 

Carlson.  Gayle  E 

Caton.  L.nda  S  480 

Carlton.  Dieter  R,  330.509 

Catron.  Donald  J 

Carman.  Gerald  W  419 

Catron.  Verena  E  488 

Carman,  Terry  W 

Caudill.  Aaron  M   509 

Carmichael,  Kenneth  R   218.303.419 

Caudill.  Annella  J 

Carmickle.  Ann  B    536 

Caudill.  Bobbie  J.  295.536 

Carmicle.  D.ana  C   509 

Caudill.  Conley 

Carmody,  Michael  W 

Caudill.  Dannie 

Carnahan.  James  G   536 

Caudill.  Florence  C 

Carneal.  Samuel  D 

Caud.ll.  Gary  W 

Carnes,  Barbara  B. 

Caudill,  Gregory  A   510 

Carnes.  Barry  L   536 

Caudill,  Jimmy  A 

Carnes.  Carolyn  J   303.487 

Caudill.  Judith  A   510 

Carnes.  Christine  M.  419 

Caud.ll.  Marc.aC  510 

Carnes.  Jo  Ann  487 

Caudill,  Paul  D 

Carnes.  Margaret  W   509 

Caud.ll.  Rhonda  C 

Carnes.  Stephen  R 

Caud.ll.  Roger  D 

Carney.  Daniel  J 

Cauley.  James  E    539 

Carney.  Jane  R 

Causey.  Darren 

Carney.  Monty  D   391 

Causey,  Donald  W  536 

Carney.  Robert  M 

Cavalier,  Jo  A   293.310.488 

Carney.  Vickey  L  93.315.509 

Cave,  Arl.e  G. 

Carnvale.  Edward  M    237,375 

Cave,  Elizabeth  A 

Carpenter.  Barry  D.  487 

Cawood,  Constance  V 

Carpenter.  Bruce  M 

Cays.  Brenda  L 

Carpenter.  Danny  W 

Cayton,  Larry  T   289,298,510 

Carpenter.  David  K 

Cayton,  Peggy  A 

Carpenter.  Dav.d  M  419 

Caywood   Mar. on  J  419 

Carpenter.  Gregory  L    296 

Cecil.  Charles  M   330.488 

Carpenter.  Janice 

Cecil.  Donald  F 

Carpenter,  Jasper  487 

Cec.l.  John  R    330.488 

Carpenter.  Linda  L 

Cec.l.  Kathy  J   31 1 

Carpenter.  Patricia  L 

Center.  Durward  R   419 

Carr.  David  P   419 

Center.  John  T  488 

Carr,  Deborah  L 

Centers.  Brenda  L 

Carr,  Elizabeth  R 

Chadwell.  Beverly  A   536 

Carr.  Gloria  T  300,419 

Chadwell.  Christine  M   329.536 

Carr.  Maurice  E 

Chadwell,  Dav.d  C   536 

Carr.  Patr.cia  A 

Chadwell,  Dav.d  G 

Carr,  Raymond  L    380 

Chadwell.  J. mm. e  419 

Carr,  Susan  J    509 

Chadwell.  Michael  D   536 

Carrender.  Barry  D 

Chaff. n.  Dav.d  W  419 

Carnco.  Carol  A 

Chaffm.  David  W 

Carrico.  Francis  J.  328.396.487 

Chaffin,  Lillie  D 

Carnngton,  Douglas  L 

Chaff.ns.  Gary  D 

Carroll,  Bonnie  J 

CHAMBER  CHOIR  318 

Carroll.  Herbert  K 

Chamberlain.  Hannah  R 

Carroll.  John  w  385.419 

Chamberla.n,  Linda  C   304.419 

Carroll.  Keith  F    292.488 

Chamberlain.  Peggy  B 

Carroll.  Melvyn  D 

Chamberlain.  Thomas  G 

Carroll.  Susan  L   509 

Chambers,  Patr.cia 

Carroll.  Willa  A  F 

Chambers,  Tom  J   329.357 

Carruba.  Ruth  E    395,509 

Chambers,  Wallace  232.237 

Carson,  Jeffrey  A   536 

Champion,  Margaret  C   301 

Carter.  Ann  K.  536 

Chandler,  Barbara  LB  419 

Carter 

Charles  M   509 

Chandler.  Dusty  L   536 

CJ'te. 

Cheryl  L   536 

Chanev.  Dennis  W  536 

Carter 

David  K 

Chaney,  Jerry 

Carter 

Diana  J  419 

Chaney.  Larry  419 

Carter 

Nathanael  E    509 

Chaney.  Phyllis  G 

Carter 

Ralph  D 

Chanev.  Sarah  K.  536 

Carter 

Robert  E   536 

Chaney.  Wendell  T.  385.488 

Carter 

Ronald  D   509 

Chang,  Anna  P 

Carter 

Roseanna  L.  419 

Chanley.  Jay  H    253,292.419 

Carter 

Theresa  A. 

Chaplin.  Carl  D  488 

Carter 

Venora  E    536 

Chaplin.  Donna  S    510 

Carter 

Veronica  L 

Chapman.  Allan  R 

Cartwright.  Barbara  J   393 

Chapman.  Dewey  E 

Cartwright.  Rebecca  L    300488 

Chapman.  Linda  L   329,330,486 

Carver,  Ottis  W    Jr 

Chapman,  Michael  T   419 

Caryer.  Emerson  L 

Chapman,  Roy  L 

Casada,  Roger  W  419 

Chapman,  Stanley  W.  419 

Case.  Phyllis  G 

Charles,  Glenna  S 

Case.  Richard  A   509 

Charleston,  Charles  K   266.267 

Casey.  Eugene  J 

Charmoli.  Jo  Ann  419 

Casey.  Jacpueline  D   419 

Chase.  Carmen  G   359.376.419 

Casey.  Judy  C   364.509 

Chase.  Jerald  L 

Casey.  Michael  A   536 

Chase,  Nina  331.488 

Casey.  Phyllis  J  536 

Chasteen.  Leslie  E 

Cash.  Claudinnia  B 

Chasteen.  R.ck  488 

Cash.  Donald  L 

Chasteen.  Steven  A.  510 

Cash.  Kathenne  1. 

Chatfield.  Marilyn  H. 

Cash.  Ronnie  D 

Chatfield.  Rausel  L 

Cason.  Jean  A.  509 

Cheek.  Carrie  M   311.480 

Cassel.  Carolyn  536 

Cheek,  James  A   536 

Cassid 

3y,  Rhonda  L 

Cheek,  Robert  L 

Kristi  Williams  signs  in  McGregor  Hall  on  registration  day. 


CHEERLEADERS  295 

Clark.  James  C  420 

Clevenger,  William  R 

Chelf,  Jacqueline  G 

Clark,  James  M 

Clevmger,  Delores  J   488 

CHEMISTRY  DEPARTMENT  161 

Clark.  James  R 

Clevinger.  Ruby  G    536 

Chenault,  Thomas  D  510 

Clark.  James  R. 

Click.  Danny  W 

Chenault,  William  F  488 

Clark,  Jenny  L.T. 

Click.  Robert  O 

Cherne,  Andrea  L.  419 

Clark.  John  H 

Clifford.  Lowell  J 

Chesher,  Jerry  B 

Clark.  John  R    Jr    420 

Clifford,  Timothy  W.  536 

Chesnut.  Ruth  A 

Clark.  Johnnie  S 

Clifton,  Gary  F 

Chesser.  L.nda  L  420 

Clark.  Karens.  510 

Clifton.  Jack  A 

Chestnut.  Deborah  E   488 

Clark.  Kenneth  L.  536 

Clifton.  Raymond  L 

Chia.  Robin  T   474 

Clark.  Kent  B.  536 

Cl.fton.  Teresa  A   316.510 

Childers.  David  F   420 

Clark.  Leisa  L.  536 

Cl.ne.  Deborah  L   309.420 

Childers,  Dorothy  M.H. 

Clark.  Michael  W  488 

Cline.  Jacob  P 

Childers.  Harold  D 

Clark.  Murray  B    Jr 

Cl.ne.  Mary  M 

Childers.  Lloyd  H 

Clark,  Nathaniel 

Cline.  Randolph  M  536 

Childers,  Martha  A   293 

Clark.  Nora  L    420 

Cloud.  JuannaS. 

Childers,  Mary  L,  488 

Clark.  Phyllis  A. 

Clouse,  Stephen  L  536 

Childers,  Richard  D   420 

Clark.  Ralph  L. 

Clouse.  William  G   Jr 

Childers.  William  H 

Clark.  Robert  E 

Clutterbuck,  Owen  L    376,488 

Childress.  Janet  S. 

Clark.  Ronald  B   372.536 

Coakley,  Robert  L 

Chilton.  Penny  C 

Clark.  Sara  P. 

Coalt,  Daniel  J.  488 

Chilton.  Wayne  T. 

Clark.  Sharon  M   536 

Coate,  Christy  K.  362.420,427 

CHI  OMEGA  336,358.359 

Clark.  Steven  W  420 

Coate.  Melame  E 

Ch.sholm,  Deborah  L. 

Clark,  Susan  E.  510 

Coates.  Randy  L 

Chism,  Linda  L 

Clark.  Vada 

Coates.  TereseM   564 

Ch.ttum.  Terry  R.  293.488 

Clark.  V.cki  A 

Coatney,  Dana  L   510 

Chr.sman.  Evelyn  L    488 

Clarke.  Marcia  B   536 

Coatney,  Ronald  K.  536 

Chrisman.  Joy  L 

Clarke.  Rosemary  536 

Cobb.  Donna  C. 

Chr.sman,  W.llard  L 

Claunch.  Trudy  J    480 

Cobb.  Ramona  L 

Christian,  James  D 

Clawson,  Kenneth  129 

Cobb.  Sarah  M    489 

Chnst.an,  Rebecca  A.  536 

Claxon,  Lanny  S 

Cobb,  Shirley  A   391 

Christian,  R.chard  L    237 

Clay,  Gary  S 

Coblentz,  Robert  E 

CHRISTIAN  STUDENT 

Clay.  Minnie  L 

Coblentz,  William  D. 

FELLOWSHIP  394 

Clay.  Valer.aS.C. 

Coblin.  William  G    Jr.  420 

Christie,  Melvin  R 

Clay.  Yvonne  E   360,420 

Coburn.  Gwendolyn  353.489 

Chrouser.  Alfred  J.  Jr 

Clayton.  David  N 

Cocanougher.  E.  Jane 

Chumley.  Donald  R. 

Clayton,  John  R 

Cocanougher.  Elizabeth  353 

Chumley.  Franklin  D 

Clayton,  Michael  A   305,488 

Cocanougher.  LaRue  129 

Chung,  In  Sung  536 

Clayton.  Noel  D.  420 

Cocanougher.  Paul  D. 

Churchill.  AnneC   536 

Claytor.  Joann  1 

Cochran.  Brenda  J 

CIRCLE  K  290 

Cleaver.  Dav.d  W 

Cochran.  Teresa  L   536 

Clancy.  Rebecca  F   314.510 

Cleaver,  Patr.cia  A.  536 

Cockerham.  Samuel  T.  489 

Clapp,  Sandra  K.  298.331.510 

Clem,  Jesse  D. 

Codell,  Anna  L 

Clardy.  Donald  B. 

Clement.  Micheal  T. 

Coen.  Timothy  M   385 

Clare.  Bonita  S.  536 

Clements,  Christine  K.  362 

Coffey.  Alfred 

Clare.  Dianne  L.  510 

Clements.  James  S 

Coffey.  George  W 

Clare.  Mary  E.  420 

Clements,  John  R    510 

Coffey.  Thomas  H    Jr 

Clark,  Alan  M.  488 

Clements,  Marion  K    303 

Coffield.  Charles  R. 

Clark.  Ann  Q 

Clemmons,  Norma  J   391.510 

Coffman.  Lois 

Clark,  Brenda  G   359.510 

demons.  Bessie  E   536 

Cogswell,  Carolyn  J 

Clark.  Carolyn  J   510 

Clemons.  Earl  D    420 

Cohel.a,  Richard  D   289.298.420 

Clark.  David  H   420 

Clemons.  Elizabeth  A  420 

Colbenson.  Dora  R    311.480 

Clark.  Dreama  L 

Clendenen,  Patr.cia  A.  536 

Cold.ron.  Ralph  A.  237,347 

Clark.  Elijah 

Clensy.  Vicki  L.  536 

Cole,  Barbara  D   536 

Clark.  El.zabeth  A  420 

Cleveland.  Druc.lla  W.  536 

Cole.  Betty  L. 

Clark,  Frank  E. 

Cleveland.  Larry  W   380,506.510 

Cole.  Charles  W 

Clark,  Harold  R.  420 

Clevenger.  Roger  L   536 

Cole.  Dav.d  H 

588    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  CAM-COL 


Cole.  Ella  J   564 
Cole.  Evelyn  B   316,360.489 
Cole.  Gilliam  L.  489 
Cole,  James  B 
Cole,  Luther  G 
Cole.  Thomas  C-  610 
Colehour,  Charles  H   249 
Colehour.  Grant  E. 
Coleman.  Benny  D-  510 
Coleman.  Carolyn  M.  536 
Coleman.  Charles  E. 
Coleman.  David  B 
Coleman.  D.anna  L   400,510 


Colerr 

Col.-n 


I  Y  W  219,224.300, 


Coleman.  Stephen  W 
Coleman.  Walter  327,510 
Colgan,  Teresa  L.  311,536 
Colglazier.  Jack  K   326,328.510 
COLLEGE  REPUBLICANS  298 
COLLEGIATE  DEMOCRATS  291 
COLLEGIATE  PENTACLE  224 


:t.  Jim  W 


ett 

Joyce  L   510 
Richard  G   536 
Thomas 
CharleneS.  510 
Jerry  V    Jr. 

e- 

Margaret  A 
Patricia  A. 

ins 

Barbara  D 

Ins 

Brenda  F 

ns.  Jo  Anne 

ns,  Kaihleen  A   305.353.420 

ns.  Kenneth  A   249.536 

ns,  Larry  W   510 

ns,  Lois  A. 


,  Margaret  L 

,  Robert  E.  370 

,  Rodney  P. 

.Steven  W.  212,376,420 

,  Violet  E    510 

,  William  M.  489 

r,  Linda  M    354 
Colson,  Jean  E    510 
Colston,  Donna  K   310,312 
Columbia,  Barbara  J. 
Coiville.  David  E 
Colvm.  Judith  A  420 
Colvin,  Ted  L    301,489 


Col\ 


r.  Jerald  L. 


Combest,  James  E 

Combs,  Angela  L 

Combs,  Betty  C 

Combs.  Byron  F 

Combs.  Charles  C 

Combs,  Charlotte  A   293.489 

Combs,  Danny  L 

Combs,  David  L.  376 

Combs,  Deborah  K. 

Combs,  Diana  L.  536 

Combs,  Donald  G.  250 

Combs,  Earle  123 

Combs,  Elec  D. 

Combs.  Emery  W. 

Combs.  Gary  G.  510 

Combs,  Gregory  S.  265,510 

Combs,  Harold  R. 

Combs,  lantha  S 

Combs.  James  B 

Combs.  Jerald  F.  302,420 

Combs,  John  D.  255 

Combs,  Joyce  E    51 1 

Combs,  Judith  L.  311,536 

Combs,  Kathryn  J.K.420 

Combs,  Martha  L 

Combs,  Patrick  D.  420 

Combs,  Ramona  J.  511 

Combs.  Ruphenia  S. 

Combs.  Ruth  536 

Combs,  Sandra  M. 

Combs,  Thomas  D   Jr.  536 

Combs.  William  E. 

Comer,  Charles  W. 

Commons,  Sandra  J   360,420 

COMMUNITY  CONCERT 

SERIES  64 
Compton,  John  I.  536 
Compton,  Larry  F    305,421 
Compton,  Laura  J. 
Compton,  Mary  H.J.  217,304,421 
Conatser.  Mildred  S. 
CONCERT  BAND  320 


Condreva,  Janet  L    536 
Congleton.  Jerry  G. 
Conkwnght,  Arthur  B. 
Conkwright,  James  M 
Conley.  Barbara  A 
Conley,  Danise 
Conley,  Leeda 


Con 


,  Low 


Conley,  Mary  J. 

Conley,  M.mia  J.  489 

Conley,  Patricia  M. 

Conley.  Rex  W. 

Conlin,  Martin  T. 

Connelly,  Helen  B. 

Connelly.  Thomas  F   Jr. 

Conner,  Larry  C.  316,387.489 

Conner,  Lmdsey  S.  Jr. 

Conner,  Sheryl  A.  302,511 

Conner,  Steven  J.  511 

Connett,  Leslie  J.  294,536 

Connolley,  Alfred  C   421 

Connors,  Raymond  P   474 

Conover,  Deora  L. 

Conrad.  Dav.d  A.  327.536 

Conrad,  James  T 

Conrad.  Kathryn  J    297.304.421 

Conrad,  Sharon  R 

Conrad,  Terry  A    289,298.511 

Conrad,  Vera  D.  536 

Conroy.  Catharine  J.  536 

Come,  Anita  M   511 

Conte.  Scottye  H.  421 

Conway,  Dwight  A.  511 

Conway,  Jack  L   536 

Conway.  Michael  J. 

Conway.  Peter  J  489 

Conway.  William  M.  489 

Conyers,  Larry  B    380.511 

Cook.  Brenda  T 

Cook.  Charles  E 

Cook.  Charles  P. 

Cook,  Charles  R    Jr. 

Cook,  Cheryl  W  312,489 

Cook,  Donald  R   536 

Cook.  Edward  W 

Cook.  FayeE.  511 

Cook.  Frederick  J. 


Coo 


,  Hen 


Cook,  John  S. 
Cook,  Larry  255 
Cook.  Melissa  J. 
Cook,  Morns,  S.  536 
Cook.  Natalie  357,388 
Cook,  Richard  W    237 
Cook.  Ronald  W 
Cook.  Ronnie  W. 
Cook,  Wallace  G. 
Cook.  William  P 
Cooley,  James  M. 
Coomer,  Larry  K    536 
Cooney,  John  A    Jr 
Coontz.  Douglas  H   Jr   380,51 1 
Coop.  Roy  W  489 
Cooper.  Arlene  B    208 
Cooper,  David  D   219,51 1 
Cooper.  Deborah  K. 
Cooper,  Jeanne  L   391,421 
Cooper,  John  C.  167 
Cooper,  John  H.  Jr.  537 
Cooper.  Karen  A    537 
Cooper,  Karen  L 
Cooper,  Kathaleen 
Cooper,  Kerry  A   489 
Cooper,  Linda  K    223,308,511 
Cooper,  Michael  L  537 
Cooper,  Sue  A-  537 
Cooper.  Virginia  F 
Cooper.  Wayne  H 
Copass,  Freddie  G. 
Copeland,  Jackie  K   480 
Copes.  Kenneth  L   310 
Copley.  Gary  B.  537 
Copley,  R.F.  Jr. 
Coppage.  Ralph  E   t- 
Cooper,  Lynn  D    537 
Corbett,  James  R    537 
Cordell,  Jo  F. 
Cordell.OtisW 
Cordier,  John  T.  421 
Cordoves,  Rafael  A 
Corey,  Judy  L. 
Cords,  John  H.422 
Corman,  Shannon  B 
Cormney,  Cheryl  C. 
Cormney,  Larry  C.  537 
Cornacchio,  Alfred  M    382,422 
Cornelison,  Robert  W 
Cornelius,  Charles  K. 
Cornelius.  Melva  A.  312.489 
Cornett,  Charlotte  A   511 
Cornett.  Chester  A. 
Cornett,  Clayton  D 
Cornett,  Colin  K. 
Cornett,  David  C   Jr 
Cornett.  Dennis  L 
Cornett.  Diana  C    489 
Cornett.  Dortha  L 
Cornett,  Douglas  K   489 


Cornett.  Ford  B 

Cracraft,  Carole  A 

Croxton.  Kathy  R    538 

Cornett,  Hiram  J 

Cracraft.  Frank  S    538 

Cruciotti.  Richard  F 

Cornett,  Howard  D    301,537 

Craddock,  Shern  A 

Cruey.  Michael  G 

Cornett.  James  M 

Craft.  Bemiece  R 

Crumbaker,  Rebecca  L 

Cornett.  JeannetteG 

Craft,  Betty  A 

Crumble.  James  L 

Cornett.  Jimmie  A 

Craft.  Brenda  C 

Crump.  Bruce 

Cornett.  Johnny  D    489 

Craft,  Brenda  K    304,364.490 

Cruse.  Betty  J   297.331.538 

Cornett,  Kenneth  537 

Craft.  Clyde  149 

Cruse.  Carolyn  G 

Cornett.  Lenn 

Craft.  Dave  L 

Cruse.  Cheryl  A   538 

Cornett.  Linda  E  B   422 

Craft.  Donna  G. 

Cruse.  Clarence  R 

Cornett.  Rebecca  Jane  359.422 

Craft.  James  D 

Cruse.  Claudia  C   295.315.538 

Cornett,  Roy  M 

Craft,  John  N   423 

Cruse.  Jeffrey  G 

Cornett.  Russell  G   511 

Craft.  Lillian  E 

Cruse.  Lowell  T 

Cornett.  Sandra  S 

Craft,  Martha  SM   423 

Cruse.  Vickie  R 

Cornett.  Sherrill  B 

Craft.  Norma  S   294.295,490 

Crusort,  Marion  L 

Cornett.  Shirley  K. 

Craft,  Rex  R   511 

Culbertson.  Bill  Y 

Cornett.  Stanley  N 

Craft,  Teresa  A. 

Culbertson,  James  A 

Cornett.  Stephen  D   327 

Craig,  Charles  S 

Cullen,  Carolyn  J   512 

Cornette.  Benjamin  W 

Craig.  James  E.  51 1 

Cullen.  Deborah  C 

Cornette.  Brenda  C    489 

Craig,  Jess  G. 

Cullen.  Michael  R.  323.424 

Cornette.  F  L 

Craig,  Jon  M   490 

Culver.  Deana  J 

Cornette.  Janet  E 

Craig,  Kenneth  R 

Cumber.  Jerry  W. 

Cornwell.  Patricia  M   489 

Craig,  Marty  A 

Cumber,  Toy  A  S 

Coronado,  Regma  B 

Craig,  Sheila  K.  480 

Cummins,  Danny  E    538 

Correll,  Elmer  E 

Cram.  Charlotte  F    331,490 

Cummins.  Earl  C 

Cosby.  Betty  S   51 1 

Cram.  Donna  H.  538 

Cummins,  Garlan  M 

Cosby.  Judith  R    489 

Cramer.  Kent  C 

Cummins.  Jackson  L    424 

Cosby.  Linda  Kathryn  422 

Cramond,  Wendy  G   538 

Cummins.  Janet  K   512 

Cosby.  Marsha  K 

Crass,  Valerie  E 

Cummins.  Linda  O 

Cosby,  Mary  K    537 

Cosby,  Oliver  W 

Costas.  George  J   537 

Costine.  Jane  A   537 

Cothron.  David  R 

Cotten.  Margaret  B    106.110.293, 

372,489 
Cotteng.m,  Elizabeth 
Cotton.  Martha  C 
Cottongim,  Betty  S  M 
Cottongim,  Sandra  J   511.537 
Cottrell,  Michael  E 


Coucl 


I  R 


COUNTER  GUERILLA 

RAIDER  COMPANY  327 
Courtney.  Kerry  L   511 
Courts.  Glenn  L 

Covelle.  Kathleen  A    295.407,511 
Covey.  JuneC. 
Covington,  Billy  J 
Covington,  Delia  M    118 
Cowan,  James  M   330,538 
Cowan,  Sue  E.  538 
Cowden,  Paul  J 
Cowley,  Stephen  A 
Cowman,  Mark  F    326.532,538 
Cox,  Alma  J 
Cox,  Anne  K 
Cox,  Betty  C 
Cox.  Bobby  G 
Cox.  Brenda  K    538 


s  J.1.' 


Cox,  Chai 

Cox,  Charles  L 

Cox,  Connie  K. 

Cox,  Craig  422 

Cox,  Daniel  W   538 

Cox,  Deborah  L 

Cox,  Delphia  M 

Cox,  Gary  L    489 

Cox,  Jacquelin  B.  422 

Cox,  James  D.  225 

Cox.  James  H 

Cox.  James  M   422 

Cox,  Janice  M   511 

Cox.  KathenneH.  353.511 

Cox,  Kenneth  E    Jr 

Cox,  Larry  E.  538 

Cox,  Linda  Sue  360,422 

Cox,  Margaret  L.  314,511 

Cox.  NonaB.  538 

Cox.  Norman  Robert  301,423 

Cox,  Patricia  A   310,312.511 

Cox.  Patsy  A   538 

Cox.  R.  Schley  221.403 

Cox.  Sally  K   538 

Cox,  Teresa  C.  490 

Cox.  Tony  364 

Cox.  Tyler  D   286.296.380. 

388,506,511 
Coy.  Elizabeth  J.  423 
Coyle.  James  A 
Coyle.  John  M    370 
Coyle.  Kenneth  W. 
Coyle.  Sharon  E    538 
Coyle.  Wade  H   538 
Coyle,  William  M 
Crabb,  Marlene  300,423 
Crabtree,  Betty  S 
Crabtree,  Deborah  A 
Crabtree,  Karl  W   538 
Crabtree,  Larry  R 
Crabtree,  Naomi  J 
Crabtree.  Ralph  M 
Crace.  Mabel  C   511 
Crace.  William  A 
Cracraft,  Carlos  H.  423 


Craven.  David  P    370,388,490 

Crawford,  Ethel 
Crawford.  Georgia  A.  538 
Crawford.  James  C    423 
Crawford.  Lawrence  511 
Crawford.  Linda  K 
Crawford.  Martha  T   223.359.51 1 
Crawford,  Nancy  S 
Crawford,  Ralph 
Crawford,  Shirley  L.  480 
Crawford.  Ted 
Crawley,  JanieC.  511 
Craycraft,  Kenneth  L 
Craynon,  John  E 
Creamer,  Eff.e  309 
Creech,  Michael  B   538 
Creed.  Deborah  E    423 
Creed,  Jeffrey  K 
Creed,  Wanda  J   353.423 
Creek,  Joyce  K 
Creek.  Robert  305 
Creger.  Kathleen  L   395.490 
Cress,  Nona  L 
Creusere,  Frederick  M, 
Creutzinger,  Michael  376.423 
Crews,  Brenda  F.  423 
Crews,  Sharon  A   54.362.506.51 1 
er,  Walter  8 
JimmieW. 

tder,  Kenneth  D 

ider,  Paul  D. 

gler,  Harry  S. 

gler.  Sandra  K    423 

gler.  Shirley  L 

sler,  Steven  P 
sp,  Bonnie  J.  424 
sp,  Catherine  B 
sp.  Norman  H 
Thomas  L 


-II.   Ak 


i  J.  Jr. 


ill,  Lydia  F    511 

ill,  Mabel  R 
Cr.tchfield,  Patricia 
Cnttendon.  Glenn  424 
Crockett,  Joel  A   474 
Crockett.  Michael  R 
Croley,  Jenny  L.  538 
Croley,  Kenneth  H.  Jr 
Croley,  Roscoe 
Croley,  Sandra  K.  223 
Cronenwett.  Roxie  R    1 19.511 
Cropper,  Paula  J    512 
CROSSCOUNTRY  248  249 
Cross,  James  H 
Cross.  Sheridan  L.  490 
Crossfield,  Daryl  E    290.538 
Crossfield.  Donna  F.  490 
Crossfield.  Joyce  A.  474 
Crossfield,  William  R.  424 
Crossley,  Robert  F 
Crothers.  Carl  M   538 
Crotty.  Carol  A 
Crotty,  James  M 
Crouch.  Earl  T    367 
Crouch.  Hazel  Elaine  424 
Crouch.  James  C 
Crouch.  Larry  K. 
Crouch.  Mell  W    Jr    490 
Croucher,  Margaret  M   490 
Croucher.  Sherrill  K   424 
Croucher.  Susan  A   512 
Croudep.  James  T.  237 
Crouse.  Barbara  F 
Crouse.  Joseph  L    Jr 
Crow.  B.II.eK    353.512 
Crowe.  Dougals  L   298.490 
Crowley.  Nancy  S. 


Cummins,  Mary  S 

Cummins,  Philip  424 

Cummins,  Phillip  S.  538 

Cummins,  Ruby  J 

Cummins.  Terry  H    216 

Cundiff.  Connie  R    490 

Cundiff,  Kerry  D 

Cundiff.  Pauline  P 

Cundiff.  Sandra  L 

Cundiff .  Terrance  W 

Cunningham.  Clinton  E 

Cunningham.  David  M   512 

Cunningham,  John  F 

Cunningham.  Judy  A    295,538 

Cunningham,  Madge  W 

Cunningham.  Stephen  L 

Cupp.  Berry  M    347.424 

Cupp,  Deborah  T   295.364.388.512 

Cupp.  Jimmy  R.  538 

Curhs.  JohnW    490 

Curbs.  Joseph  B 

Curran,  Brenda  D   538 

Curran.  DennisC   538 

Current.  Karen  A    539 

Curry,  Deborah  L 

Curry.  Glen  M 

Curry,  James  P 


Curl 


eW. 


.  Jill! 


Curry,  Larry  L    424 
Curry,  Robert  G    298.539 
Curtis,  Alice  A    311,539 
Curtis,  Barbara  E    424 
Curtis,  Carolyn  D    364 


Curt 


Curtis.  Linda  S    481 
Curtis,  Taffie  J  539 
Curtis,  Theodore  R    474 
Curtsinger,  Ann  G   512 
Custis.  David  R   330,512 
Cutl.p,  Greg  F    539 
Cwans.  Cathy  221 
Cwans,  James  221 
CWENS  223 


Dade,  Willie  S   223 
Dado.  Larry  J.  424 
Daffron.  Annette  S 
Daffron,  Lewis  M   Jr 
Dafler.  Margaret  A   314.539 
Dakel.  Mary  C    310.359,490 
Dale,  Linda  R 
Daley,  Carmen  K 
Dalton,  Anna  M 
Dalton,  Roy  L.  539 
Dalton,  Sharon  G    539 
,  Danny  K 


Dan 


.She 


i  K 


Damron.  Ronald  D    424 
Dane.  Roger  C 
Daniel,  Ina  E 
Daniel,  Jennifer  A.  539 
Daniel,  Nancy  S. 
Daniel,  Robert  490 
Daniel,  Ronald  T 
Daniel,  Vernon 
Daniel.  William  C   539 
Daniels,  Mark  W.  512 
Daniels,  Richard  W  539 
Daniels.  Robert  A 
Danielson.  Thomas  H   490 
Dano,  Kathleen  L 
Dansby.  Jane  L   512 
Danson.  Charles  J.  539 
Oarby.  Michael  J 
Darenkamp.  Diane  C   314.539 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/COL  DAR   589 


Dargavell,  Robert  A 
Darland,  Michael  E    512 
Darlington,  Robert  T 
Darnell,  Judith  A.  308,512 
Darrow,  Robert 
Darst,  David  O.  393,539 
Daugherty,  Donna  A 
Daughertv.  Donna  K    512,539 
Daugherty,  Douglas  B    388,424 
Daughertv,  Hayward  M    265 
Daugherty,  Larry  E. 
Daugherty,  Nancy  D   481 
Daugherty,  Robert  E. 
Daugherty,  Thornton  E 
Daugherty,  Vicki  L  R. 
Daunhauer,  Ronald  W.  512 
Davenport,  Catherine 
Davenport,  Glenda  L.  512 
Davenport,  John  D.  292,51  2 


Kh 


,  Den 


.  M 


,/idson,  Jeanette  E 
/idson,  LynnS  490 

,  Marbeth  A.  512 
^idson,  Patricia  J   424 

,  Paul  D 
•idson,  Philip  E. 
L/idson,  Roberta  W 

n,  Ronald  L    255.512 
n,  Sarah  F 
•idson,  Shen  L 
,/idson,  Taylor  L    Jr 

n  W    III  388,512 
nyj    424 
:e  H   490 
inS 
,  Calvin  W.  539 

)rl  D.  474 
,  Carol  A    474 
ol  L.  362 
olynT    539 
irlotte  A.  539 
ist.an  L    539 
,  Christina  L    539 
,  DaleM-  512 
.  David  L-  539 
is  J   512 

,  Gloria  J 

,  Harley  C 

^ardS    Jr    219 
,  Hugh  C 

.es  J.  512 

ice  L.C 
,  Jennie  Y 
, Johnny  W 
,  Kathleen  E.  512 
.  Kathy  W 

neth  R 
,  K.rk  W 
.  K.tty  Y 
,  La  Java  N.  539 

rry  0    424 
,  Lea  M 
,  Leslie  A.  539 
,  Loretta  S 
,  Mary  A   490 
,  Michael  T 

tie  R.  291,490 

aG    539 

i  D.  539 
,  Rebecca  N   315,424 
,  Robert  E 
.  Roy  E. 

/  W 

;,  Sandra  K   539 
,  Sylvia  S   219,490 
;,  Wilbert  D.  Jr. 
,,  William  E 


Davy,  Mark  F 

Davy,  Mary  C. 

Davy,  Paul  C.  424 

Dawalt,  Johnny  B    301,424 

Dawkins,  James  W. 

Dawkins.  Peter  R 

Daws.  Anne  P. 

Dawson,  Barron  G.  539 

Dawson,  Charles  J   249 

Dawson,  Dan  P. 

Day,  Beatrice  R 

Day,  Georgia  539 

Day,  James  L.  424 

Day,  James  R 

Day,  James  S. 

Day,  Keith  490 

Day,  Ronald  H 

Day,  Ronald  R   247,539 

Deane,  Daniel  R.  185 

DeBell.  Evelyn  R    490 

DeBord,  Randy  L. 

DeBruler,  Vernon  R.  539 

DeChinco,  Joseph  W.  290 

Del-loop,  Cornells  F.  540 

DeHoop,  W.este  134 

DeJaco.  Fredrick  J 

DeJaco,  Mary  J    540 

OeJarnette,  Cathy  J.  540 

DeLaney,  Victor  G. 


DeLott,  Paul  265.540 

DeRonde,  Chenlynn  S    221 ,354 

DeRosset,  Edward  D. 

DeSloover,  Raymond  F 

DeToma,  Mark  A. 

Dean,  Beverly  W 

Dean,  Glenda  C 

Dean.  James  A   490 

Dean,  Melvm  W 

DEAN  OF  ADMISSIONS  130 

DEAN  OF  MEN  131 

DEAN  OF  WOMEN  131 

Deatherage,  Belinda  R 

Deatherage,  William  E.  490 

Deaton,  Gilbert  490 

Deaton,  Judith  G.  268,564 

Deaton,  Michael  L.  539 

Deats,  Linda  G   539 

Deck,  John  M.  139 

Decker,  Barbara  S    540 

Decker.  Daniel  M 

Decker,  John  P. 

Decker,  Laymon  D 

Deeb,  Michael  K   490 

Deely.  Donna  J 

Deely,  Ph. lip  L 

Deenng,  Angela  R    512 

Dees.  Patricia  A    490 

Deglow,  Richard  L   512 

DelAmo,  Graciela  E    424 

DelCastillo,  Maria  L 

Delaney,  Angela  C    540 

Delaney,  Gary  424 

Delaney,  Jams  C    424 

Delaney.  Michael  H 

Delaney,  Sandra  S 

Delaney,  Susan  M 

Delduca,  Deborah  A   315,512 

Delgado,  Marta  A 

Delph.  Arhe  490 

DELTA  SIGMA  THETA  337, 

360,361 
DELTA  UPSILON  334-335.371 

BICYCLE  MARATHON  94 
DeMicheal,  Douglas  P 
Demko,  Patricia  L   540 
Demrow.  Amil  D   367.490 
Denham,  Harold  M    424 
Denham,  James  A  V 
Denison,  Robert  L.  Jr 
Dennett,  Robert 
Denney.  Jo  A    540 
Denney,  Kathy  S.  512 
Denney,  Leon 
Denney,  Roscoe  310,51  2 
Dennis.  Danny  C 
Dennis,  David  O    330,540 
Dennis,  Fletcher  B 
Dennis.  James  E   424 
Dennis,  James  L    375.490 


Den 


,  Kath 


iM. 


Dennis,  Michael  E    540 
Dennis.  Ralph 
Dennis.  Samuel  G 
Dennison,  Cynthia  A 
Denniston,  Kay  L 
Denn.ston,  Lois  A    512 
Denny.  Charlotte  150 
Denny,  June  R   223,512 
Denny.  Mary  E 
Denny.  Robert  R 
Denny,  Teresa  L   540 
Denton.  John  T.  Ill 


Den 


J/4 


Depuy,  Roy  E.  Jr 

Denckson,  Virginia  A.  512 

Dermont,  Robert  S 

Derrick,  Bobby  A    219,303,474 

Derrick,  Deborah  L 

Derricks,  Ronald  J 

Deru.  David  B. 

Desaulmers.  Eleanor 

Deskms,  John  T   512 

Deskms.  Robert  A    540 

Deskms,  Sandra  S 

Deskms,  Steve  M 

Deskms,  Thomas  A.  540 

Deskms.  Vicki  L 

Detome,  Mark  540 

Detweiler,  Nancy  L. 

Detz,  Barbara  A    362 

Devere,  Andrew  J. 

Devere.  Dorothy  E. 

Devers.  Richard  G    540 

Deweese.  Mary  C    512 

Dexter,  Linda  K 

Dharamshi.  Sharad  S 

DiMichele.  Donald  D 

Diamond,  William  T. 

Dibble.  Diana  L 

Dick,  Gary  540 

Dick.  Joe  A. 

Dick.  Martha  J    304,540 

Dick.  Mildred  R 

Dicken.  Beverly  S. 

Dickey.  Dann  A.  338,376 

Dickey,  Neal  G 

Dickie,  Robert  W 


Dickman,  Michael  J    491 
Dickson,  Donald  D    395,474 
Didion.  Douglas  A 
Diehl,  Richard  J    512 
Diersing,  Paul  R    424 
D.llard.  Camille  B 
Dillard.  Samuel  T 
Dilhon,  Constance  A 
Dillon,  Michael  F 
Dils,  Connie  J    354,491 
Dingus,  James  B   290 
Dingus,  LenaS. 
Disney,  Beverley  K.  512 
Dik,  Ralph  T 
Dixit.  Satya  B 
Dixon,  Connie  L. 
Dixon,  David  H 
Dixon,  Larry  D    290,491 
Dixon,  Laura  F 
Dixon,  Wallace  C.  139 
Dobbins.  Napoleon  316 
Dobbs,  Raymond  R 
Dobbs.  Robert  A.  376 
Dobson.  Eddie 
Dodd,  Diane  L 
Dodd.  Frederick  G    540 
Dodd,  Gerald.ne  G 
Dodd,  Peggy  M    224.424 
Doggendorf,  John  N    385.426 
Doggett,  Dennis  D.  512 
Dolan,  LynneS 
Dolen,  Bertie  R   290,512 
Dolen,  Ronnie  K    290.426 
Doller.  Wayne  A 
Domir,  Subhash  C 
Donaldson.  Neal  133 
Donaldson,  Neal  P  426 
Donewald,  Michael  L.  540 
Donley.  Darla  R    223.308.512 
Donoghue.  Richard  B    512 
Donohue.  Patricia  D   540 
Donta,  Robert  A    307.512 
Dooley,  Beatrice 
Dooley,  Conway  III 
Dooley,  Richard  W   512 
Doohttle,  Steve  K   540 
Dorman.Cmd.  R    213,224.364, 
398.426 


Don 


,  Jarr 


Dorroh,  Charles  L   253,491 
Dorroh,  Thomas  L    380,426 
Dorsey,  Susan  K. 
Dossett.  Janice  A  G 
Dotson.  Clyde  H 
Dotson.  Dale  M    426 
Dotson,  Irvin  L 
Dotson,  Michael  G.  426 
Dotson.  Patricia  J   512 
Dotson,  Raymond  D 
Dotson,  Suzanne  426 
Dotson,  Victoria  L   540 
Dott,  Linda  L 
Doty,  Beverly  A    360.426 
Doty.  Deborah  E    540 
Doucette.  Gay  AM 
Dougherty.  Patrick  L 
Dougherty,  Regina  G 
Doughty.  Robert  A    564 
Douglas,  Dwight  A   247,540 
Douglas.  John  J    Jr 
Douglass,  Richard  M 
Dowell.  Burnis  B    540 
Dowell,  Lynn  D   223,512 
Dowhng,  Donna  I    474 
Dowlmg.  Fred  W    Jr    426 
Downes,  Elizabeth  L 
Downes,  William  E    Jr 
Downey,  Kenton  G. 
Downey,  Sally  E 
Downing,  Robert  G    Jr    540 
Downs,  Erin  J 
Downs,  John  W   298,426 
Downs,  Richard  R 
Downs.  Ronald  J    512 
Downs.  William  K    540 
Doyle,  Donabeth 


Do 


,  Edw 


Doyle,  George  T 

Doyle.  Kenneth  M 

Doyle,  Mar|orie  A 

Dozier.  Carl  M    380,426 

Dozier,  L.bby  K 

Drago,  Michael  E    265 

Dragoo,  Donna  M 

Drake,  Larry  H 

Drake,  Lawrence  C 

Drake,  Rick  D    290,380,491 

Drakeford.  Marion  W 

Draper,  Carl  A 

Draper.  Douglas  A    512 

Draper,  Douglas  G    426 

Draper,  John  R 

Draper.  Martha  R    540 

Draut,  Arthur  A    540 

Drees.  Kathryn  L    426 

Dreisbach.  Glen  R    426 

Drew,  John  R.  512 

Dnngenburg,  Cheryl  D    362,491 


Droz,  Douglas  D    491 
Drum,  Adella  L    394 
Drum,  Brenda  S 
Drummond,  Michael  B    426 
DuVall,  Stephen  C 
Ducharme,  Dennis  A 
Duchin,  Joel  B. 
Duckett.Susann  N    540 


n,  6a 


D. 


Duff,  Jeffrey  M    221,491 

Duff,  Shirley  D 

Duff,  Stephen  E.  540 

Duff,  William  E. 

Duffy,  Robert  E 

Dufour.  Mary  M 

Dugan.  Diana  L.  540 

Dugger,  David  L    541 

Duke,  Gordon  C 

Duke,  Henriettas 

Dulin,  Lawrence,  Jr   491 

Dull,  Rita  J.  293,393,491 

Dulworth,  Betty  J 

Dumford,  Jack  W 

Dunagan.  Daryl  L    240,245.491 

Dunaway,  Bathilda  S   512 

Dunaway.  David  A 

Dunaway,  Louise  B 

Dunaway.  Phyllis  G   491 

Duncan,  Gary  W. 

Duncan,  James  D   541 

Duncan,  Larry  A    426 

Duncan.  Mark  E. 

Duncan.  Michael  R 

Duncan,  Micheal  L  426 

Duncan,  Robert  E    512 

Duncil,  Charles  W 

Dunham,  Shirley  M    359.426 

Dumgan.SueE  M 

Dunlap.  Gary  R.  512 

Dunn,  Charlotte  M    316.426 

Dunn,  Danny  D 

Dunn.  DeniseC 

Dunn.  Gary  L    512 

Dunn,  Kathleen  G. 

Dunn,  LonnieT 

Dunn,  Margaret  G.  512 

Dunn,  Margaret  J 

Dunn,  Paulette  R    447 

Dunn,  Rex  426 

Dunn.  Rodney  K.  286.316,387 


Du 


,  Wil 


Dunsil.  Kathy  A.  364 
Durbin,  John  H 
Durbm,  Martha  D  M 
Durbin,  Mary  E    481 
Durbm,  Steven  L    219 
Durbin,  Virginia  E 
Durham,  Beverly  C 
Durham,  Mary  C.  541 
Durham.  William  F 
Dunsin,  Timothy  G 
Durkin,  Jon  E 
Durrett,  Emily  S    305,491 
Durrett,  Robert  B    512 
Duryer,  Dons  221 
Dusing,  James  A 
Dusmg,  Susan  R    219 
Dutschke.  Stephen  W 
Dutton,  Gerald  W 
Dutton,  Kenneth  L. 
Duty,  Michael  E. 
Duty.  William  L 
Duvall.  David  P 
Duvall,  Stephen  C   512 
Dwelley,  Jill  E 
Dwelley.  William  E 
Dwelly,  Judy  K  426 
Dwyer,  Dons  D    474 
Dye,  Claude  W 
Dye,  Edith  G    541 
Dyehouse,  Kitty  B   221.491 
Dyehouse,  Rhonda  C    512 
Dyehouse,  Yvonne  L 
Dyer,  Edgar  E 
Dyer,  Guy  D 
Dyer.  Jernlyn  A 
Dyke,  James  K 


Fades.  David  W 

Fades,  Patty  M 

Eades,  Robert  D 

Eades.  Sarah  J 

Eades,  William  D 

Eads,  John  L 

Eads,  Michon  R    426 

Eads,  Rodney  G   426 

Eager.  Sue  R.  426 

Eagle,  Tene  8. 

Earle,  Keith  E 

Earley,  Keith  M   298,541 

Early,  Elizabeth  J   541 

Early,  Patricia  L 

EARTH  DAY  52 

Easterhng,  Ella  B    311,541 

Easterhng,  Robert  L    541 

Eastndge.  John  D 


Eaton,  Danny  L 

Eaton,  Joseph  E    380,51  2 

Ebel,  Deborah  A    329,512 

Eberhardt,  David  P. 

Ebert,  Robert  H 

Eckert.  Margaret  A    426 

Eckhardt,  KennethS.  541 

Ecklar,  William  T   491 

E  CLUB  292 

Eddins,  Thomas  C. 

Eden,  Esther  G 

Eden,  Gary  R. 

Eden,  Harold  D 

Eden,  Ronald  W  426 

Edge,  Denz.l 

Edgington,  Cynthia  K 

Edgington,  Ernest  L    512 

Edington,  Emma  J   491 

Edison.  Nora  A 

Edmonds,  Donald  L. 

Edmonds,  Gordon  A 

Edmonds,  Theodore  A 

Ednngton.  Fredrick  D 

Ednngton,  La  Vonne  P 

Edwards,  Charles  W. 

Edwards.  David  L 

Edwards,  Debora  A. 

Edwards,  Donald  L 

Edwards,  Donald  O. 

Edwards,  Donna  M    316.541 

Edwards,  Dorothy  L 

Edwards,  Douglas  E.  512 

Edwards,  Elmer  D 

Edwards,  Francme  G. 

Edwards,  Frank  W   Jr    326,328.491 

Edwards,  Karen  L.  491 

Edwards,  Kenneth  C.  306 

Edwards,  Larry  R 

Edwards,  Maria  H. 

Edwards.  Mark  S    541 

Edwards,  Marsha  L. 

Edwards,  Marvin  123 

Edwards.  M.cheal  S 

Edwards,  Sharon  L.R. 

Edwards,  Wallace 

EELS  250 

Egbert.  Charles  T  .  Jr 

Egerton,  Hardin  M    380,491 

Eggemeier,  William  M   223,51  2 

Eggen,  Joseph  L.  541 

Ehrenberg.  Judith  A.  512 

Ehret,  Walter  R.  512 

Ehrman,  Sue  C    491,514 

Eisenmenger,  Daryl  L.  367 

Eker,  Sherry  L    512 

Ekle.  Robert  E    376,388,491 

Elam,  Betty  J    331 

Elam,  James  R.  491 

Elam,  Jerry  R   491 

Elam.  Joe  D 

Elam,  Joseph  A 

Elam,  Patricia  A. 


Elai 


.  W.I 


Elam.  W.lham  V    370,491 

Elble,  Ronald  E 

Elder,  Benedict  J 

Elder,  Charles  J  Jr 

Elder,  Lenora  E 

Elder,  Virginia  K 

Eldredge,  Carol  J    541 

Eldredge.  Donna  L   312,491 

Eldndge,  Susan  E    315,359,512 

Elias,  James  S 

Elizer,  Vickie  S   541 

Elkm,  Betty  J    223 

Elk.n.  Dan  C   Jr. 

Elk.n,  Deborah  J 

Elk.n,  Marylyn  R 

Elkm,  Patricia  M 

Elk.ns.  Jackie  L 

Elkins,  Johnny  D 

Ellington,  Judith  C  541 

Elliott,  Donald  C.  512 

Elliott,  Genevieve  426 

Elliott,  Judith  M   541 

Elliott,  Kenneth  W 

Elliott.  Nikki  L.  354 

Elliott,  Norma  H 

Elliott,  Ronnie 

Elliott,  Virgil  P    Jr    541 

Elhs,  Brenda  CR    491 

Ellis,  Brenda  G  H 

Ellis,  Cheryl  L   223 

Ellis,  Danny  R 

Elhs,  Jess  L.491 

Elhs,  Mark  A    512 

Elhs,  Stephen  C.  491 

Elhs,  Susan  C.  362 

Ellison,  Gary  B 

Elmer,  Rosemary  E    491 

Elmore,  DennisP.  512 

Elovitz,  Antoinette  M.  541 

Elovitz.  Mary  R    219 

Elrod,  Robert  D 

Elswick,  Becky  W.  541 

Elswick,  Judith  M. 

Ely.  Wanda  G   541 

Elza.  Charles  E    245 


590    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY 'DAR-ELZ 


Mary  Pam  White  enjoys  the  "snow  day"  Eastern  students  unexpectedly  received 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY    591 


Elza.  James  O 

Elza,  Shirley  R 

Elzv.  Denise  L-  541 

Emanuel,  Lula  M 

Emberton.  Joyce  A.  541 

Embree,  Horace  M 

Embry.  Charles  T 

Embs.  Everett  E 

Emery,  Scott  W- 

Emmanuel,  Winston  A   259 

Emmons.  Joyce  A    311,541 

Engard,  Vick.  D 

Engelhardt,  Richard  IM.  268 

England.  Coleman  L 

England.  Dennis  H    303,474 

England.  Larry  L   372 

England,  William  M.  267.280 

ENGLISH,  DEPARTMENT  OF  163 

Engle.  Carolyn  J    541 

Engle,  Jerry  E. 

Engle,  Fred  A.  219.298 

Engle.  Sue  E 

Engler.  Susan  K   512 

Enlow,  Stuart  B 

Enlow.  Thomas  F 

Enos.  Michael  F 

Ensm.nger.  Gayle  A   541 

Ensor.  Christy  L 

Ensor.  David  R 

Ensor.  Deborah  L.  541 

Eovaldi.  Cheryl  S 

Epifano,  James  A   541 

Epley,  Soma  J    541 

Epling,  Dorthy 

Epling,  Frances  C 

Epperson,  Paul  R 

Ergang,  Mitchel  L 

Erhart,  Sharon  M  481 

Erisman,  Barbara  L  541 

Ernest,  Alan 

Ernspiker,  Kenneth  Jr   491 

Ernst,  Lynn  W 

Erwm.  Deborah  L.  541 

Erwin,  Lisa  J   512 

Erwin,  Patricia  A  541 

Erwin,  Thomas  G 

Esham.  Jo  Ellen  W 

Estep.  Donald  C 

Estep.  Johnney  S- 

Estep.  Randall  K   512 

Estep,  Ronnie  W 

Estep.  Timothy  A 

Estepp,  Belinda  K   491 

Estes.  Christopher  B 

Estes,  Donald  L 

Estes.  Elizabeth  S.W 

Estes,  John  M. 

Estes,  Ronald  F 

Estes,  Sara  G 

Estes.  Walter  A 

Estes.  Wanda  L 

Estndge.  Marsha  Jo  492 

Estr.dge.  Re*  C   514 

Estndge,  Wanda  S 

Etheredge,  Charlotte  514 

Etkin.  Manlynn  J   329,359 

Eubank,  Harvey  N 

Eubank.  Ruth  L.  359,514 

Eubanks.  Thomas  H 

Evanoff,  Stanley  I 

Evans,  Barbara  S   492 

Evans,  Cathy  G, 

Evans,  Dorothy  J 

Evans.  Freddie  L 

Evans.  Gerald  D 

Evans,  Harold  G 

Evans,  James  A.  237 

Evans,  James  B    230.514 


sH    Jr    492 


Evans.  Jan 
Evans.  Jan- 
Evans,  Karen  L. 
Evans.  Kathenne  E 
Evans.  Kevan  R 
Evans,  Linda  S. 
Evans,  Margaret  A. 
Evans,  Marilyn  R.  312 
Evans,  Mildred  E 
Evans.  Pe9gy  A 
Evans,  Roy 


,  Wil 


i  r.i 


Everman,  Russell  W 
Eversole,  Billy  R   475 
Eversole,  Judy  K.  541 
Eversole,  Mary  J.  541 
Eversole,  Peggy  S   514 
Ewing,  Lee  K.  541 
Everman,  Adelaide  J 
Eyre,  Edward  E 


Fackert.  Larry  W 
Faesenmeier.  Susan  K    298.428 
Fagaley.  Terry  C 
Fahey,  George  J    428 
Fain,  Robert  L, 
Fair,  Jerry  L.  428 


Fairchild,  Deborahs   541 

Falcone,  Olive  M    1 1  7,289,300.514 

Falm,  Carolyn  S 

Falk.  Marianne  E.  221,428 

Falhs.  David  G    514 

Fallis,  Howard  M 

Fannin,  Alice  L 

Fannin,  Danny  R.  205.218.305.428 

Fannin.  Ira  W. 

Fannin.  Nanita  F 

Fanning.  Gary  D,  376 

Fanning,  Michael  P 

Fardo,  Helen  MM.  221,428 

Fardo,  Steve  W,  475 

Fans,  Leon  W.  428 

Farler.  John  W 


. John  D    429 
,  Joseph  T   429 
.  Pamela  R   541 
,  Una  F 


Farnau.  William  A. 
Farney,  Kathy  E    539.541 
Farrell,  Yolanda  G. 
Farns,  Edward  J 
Farr.s.  Hosea  302,514 
Farns,  WilmaS    429 
Farthing,  Brenda  S 
Faulconer.  Gene  G 
Faulk  enberry,  James  F 


,  Gregory  P   514 
.  Nancy  D 


Faw.  Thomas  G 
Fawbush,  Michael  K.  429 
Fawley.  Martha  J   353 
Feagan,  Marlene  A- 
Feagans.  Myra  G    310.312.492 
Feather,  Charles  V 


Featherston 

Caro 

S  429 

Federle 

Dia 

nna  L 

Feeback 

rry  L 

Fegenb 

sh.  Steph 

jn  R 

Feldkar 

ip.  S 

ueE. 

312,429 

Feldma 

i.  Be 

verly 

D 

Feldma 

1,  M 

iry  N 

429 

Fell.  Wi 

nan- 

L. 

Feltner 

Dor 

aid  R 

.  134 

Feltner 

Hos 

eaS. 

Feltner 

Ph. 

PL, 

129 

Feltner 

Sandra  L 

429 

Feltner.  William  E 

Felts.  Lillian 

Felty,  Bobbie  G 

Felty,  Martha  R 

Fender.  Michael  L   541 

Fennell.  Deborah  E    541 

Ferguson.  Drue  Jr    330,514 


Fergi 


ion,  Marion  B 
ion.  Michael  M   541 
son.  Norman  W 
son,  Ronald  W 


,  Mai 


E    514 


Ferman,  Sharron  T    357,492 

Fernandez,  Alfonso 

Ferrante.  Mary  A    541 

Ferrell,  Cathy  C,  300.492 

Ferrell,  Denny  L    541 

Ferrell.  Eva  S-  492 

Ferrell,  Russell 

Fessler.  Frank  J,  492 

Fetters,  Larry  L 

Fetzer,  Linda  K 

Fey,  A   Michael  216 

Fey,  Calvin  L. 

Fiederer,  Lola  J   541 

Fields,  Arthur  D    Jr    367 

Fields,  Beth  K 

Fields,  Carole  Y 

Fields.  Garry  L, 

Fields.  Gayle  J. 

Fields.  Harrison  R 

Fields,  James  L.  514 

Fields,  Jimmy  D   328 

Fields,  Joan  E. 

Fields.  Judy  K  A 

Fields.  Larry  S,  211,218.289, 

302,429 
Fields,  Sharon  B    400.514 
Fields.  Tommy  C    429 
F.ely.  James  M   298.514 


Faculty  and  students  attend  a  modern  art  exhibit  show  in  Cammack, 


Kathenne  E 
fer.  Sammie 
FTH  DIMENSION  67 
ke,  Sharon  219,224.429 
ler.  Donald  R    307 
nan.  Steven  J    237 
ndley.  Thomas  E    248.249.541 
nk.  Nancy  B  L 
nley,  Mae 
nnell,  John  W. 
nney,  Denise  J 
rman.  Donna  F 
scher,  Bertie  S-  492 
scher.  Ellen  F.  304 
scher,  Patricia  J   514 

her,  Paul  J 
scher,  Peter  L 
sher.  Beverly  J.  295.514 
sher.  Donna  J   481 
Janice  D,  429 
sher,  Mark  A. 
sher,  Mary  A.  514 
;k,  Marsha  A    541 
sk,  Michael  L. 
sk.  Rodney  D 
sk,  Steve  A   301.492 
sk,  Terry  L-  541 

h,  Deborah  J   514 
te,  Roy  W   492 
tzer,  Linda  M   364,514 
tzgerald,  Cindy  A   541 
tzgerald.  Georgiana 
tzgerald.  Gloria  J 


Fitzgerald.  Linda  D   429 
Fitzpatr.ck,  Henry  F. 
Fitzpatnck.  Russell 
Fitzpatnck.  Thomas  A 
Fitzwater,  Leonard  W 
plenary.  Patricia  C.  475 
Flanery,  Lynn  P.  514 
Fleig.  Barbara  J,  311.514 
Fleming.  Kathleen  L    297.541 
Fleming,  Linda  A   492 
Fleming,  Mark  A.  296,429 
Flesher,  Sharon  G 


,  Wil 


M 


Fletcher,  Cathy  L  429 

Fletcher,  Christine  A   314.541 

Fletcher.  Jack  V   Jr 

Fletcher.  Janice  L   516.541 

Fletcher.  Jo  A    514 

Flint,  Christine  A 

Flora.  Joyce  L   541 

Florence.  Eugenia  K    541 

Florence.  Rita  S.  492 

Flowers,  Patricia  J.  223,359.51 4 

Floyd.  Carol  A    541 

Flynn,  Anne  R- 

Flynn.  Claudia  M 

Flynn.  Ethel  B. 

Flynn.  Kenneth  R 

Flynn.  Weyneth  D. 

Fogg,  Andrea  E.  316,541 

Fogle,  Anna  L    316.541 

Fogle.  Carol  D.  541 

Fogt,  Anders  247 


Fogt.  David  R    380,506.514 
Fogt.  Niels  H   514 
Foland,  John  E,  255 
Foldy.  Sharon  M 
Foley.  Donnie  R- 
Foley.  Margie  S 
Foley.  Michael  J 
Foley,  Richard  W. 
Foley,  Sandra  J.  541 
Foley.  Sonia  221,399,401 
Foley,  Teddy  H 
Foley,  Theresa  CD   429 
Foley,  Vicky  L    514 
FOOD  AND  NUTRITIONS 

CLUB  309 
FOOTBALL  228-236 
Ford.  Brenda  J    541 
Ford.  Caroll  F. 
Ford.  George  C 
Ford.  Goebel  L 
Ford.  Steven  P. 
Forderhase.  Nancy  221 
Fore,  Stephen  E,  541 
Foree,  Charles  H 
Foree,  Yvonne  W 
Foreman,  Phyllis  A  T   475 
Forester,  Charles  W. 
Forkal,  Yvonne  G-  541 
Forman,  Thomas  G 
Forrest.  Wanda  L   641 
Forsythe,  James  M. 
Forsythe,  Joyce  A,  541 
Forsythe,  Robert  A 


592    INDEX  &DIRECTORY/ELZ-FOR 


Forsythe,  Stanley  L   290,492 
Former.  David  W 
Fortner.  Ma  G    312.429 
Former.  Karen  L   514 
Former,  Rex  D    326.328.492 
Fortney.  June  G.  541 
Fortney.  Kenneth  L. 
Fosson.  Carol  G,  492 
Fosson.  Steven  R    514 
Foster.  Arthur  L 
Foster.  Gerrye  L   353.514 


Foster.  Marc.a  J    354,514 
Foster,  Margaret  A 
Foster.  Robert  A 
Foster.  Sherrye  G   353.514 
Foust,  Donna  L.  429 
Foutch.  Enoch  Jr 
Fouts.  Charles  R 
Fouts.  Sheila  D  R 
Foutz.  Diana  L,  429 
Fowler.  Cynthia  J.  362.429 
Fowler.  Marshall  K    541 


Fowler,  William  G 
Fox,  Gary  L.  Sr. 
Fox.  Harold  T. 
Fox,  Judith  A   541 
Fox.  Linda  J    514 
Fox,  Nanette 
Fraley,  Charlotte  D 
Fraley.  Jan  T 
Fraley.  Lawrence  D    514 
Fralix.  Sarah  E   492 
Francis.  Annette  L 
Francis,  Evelyn  219 
Francis,  Fred  L   237 
Francis.  William  G. 
Francis.  Woodrow  W    Jr    429 
Frank.  Clarence  L. 
Frank,  Raloh  E    429 
Franklin,  Linda  A. 
Franklin,  Linda  J 
Franklin.  Patr.ciaS   514 
Frasher.  Donna  R,  364.429 
es  V 


.  Chai 

.  Roger  K. 


Frazier,  Sheila  L 

Frazier.  Vickie  L,  514 

Frederick,  Garry  L. 

Frederick,  Janice  L 

Frederick,  Pamela  L   353,429 

Fredericks,  Rex 

Freeman.  David  A 

Freeman,  Eddy  G 

Freeman,  James  W   385 

Freeman,  Nolen  W 

Freeman.  Ronnie  L.  514 

Freeman.  Teresa  J  514 

Freet.  Carols   277.310 

Freil.ng.  Richard  P    541 

Freking.  Connie  J,  541 

French,  Gary  C. 

French,  Larry  L. 

French,  Linda  B.  514 

French.  Michael  W.  303.430 

French.  Robert  E 

French.  Vincenta 

Fresh,  David  A 

Frey,  Sherryl  A 

Freytag,  Sandra  K   492 

Fricker,  Robert  W   229.230,237,375 

Fried,  Joan  Y. 

Fried,  John  T, 

Friel,  Dennis  C 

Friend.  Carolyn  M 

Friend,  Thomas  A. 

Frisby,  Margaret  A 

Frison,  Audrey  L   295 

Frith,  Kenneth  A   430 

Fntsch,  WilhamS    370 

Fritz,  George  F.  Jr.  430 

Fritz,  John  C 

Fritz,  Nanette  J   492 

Fritz,  Yolanda 

Froberg,  Kar.n  S    541 

Froebe.  Charles  F    475 

Froman,  Michael  K 

Froman.  Paul  R    327 

Froman.  William  K.  265 

Fronk.  Jean  A. 

Frost.  Bonnie  M.  359.492 

Frost.  David  F 

Frost.  Jack  D   221.400.492 

Frost.  Pamela  L.  219.430 

Frost.  Robert  C 

Frost.  William  A. 

Fry,  Carolyn 

Fry,  David  L   375 

Frye,  Christine  E.  541 

Frye,  Issac 


Frye,  Paul  E 

Frye,  Sandra  J 

Fryman,  Greg  S 

Fryman,  John  M    307,541 

Fryman,  Julian  F 

Fryman.  Michael  E    328 

Fryman.  Norman  J 

Fryman.  Sandra  F   305.475 

Fugate.  Alonzo 

Fugate,  Amy  S 

Fugate,  Betty  A   514 

Fugate,  Carolyn  G, 

Fugate,  Dale  492 

Fugate,  David  L 

Fugate,  Donna  C 

Fugate.  Douglas  W 

Fugate.  Glen  M   370.430 

Fugate,  James  R 

Fugate.  Kenneth  S 

Fugazzi,  John  R 

Fulks.  David  T. 

Fullenwider.  Diane  P   219,430 

Fullenwider.  Edgar  W. 

Fullwood.  Gillian  C. 

Fulton.  Bruce  M.  541 

Fulton.  Cloa  C   492 

Fuqua.  Beniamin  E    372,514 

Furlong,  Thomas  W. 

Furnish.  Billy  T 

Furnish.  James  W 

Furnish.  Raymond  E   492 

Furnish,  Taylor 

Furnish.  Teresa  J    514 

Furniss,  Larry  E    430 

Furr,  Anne  R    359,514 

Fury,  RichardS   542 

Fuson.  Trudy  C   514 


Gabbard.  Alice  L. 

Gabbard,  E.  Michael  514 

Gabbard.  James  H 

Gabbard.  Janet  S 

Gabbard.  Larry  S 

Gabbard,  Larry  W, 

Gabbard,  Lvdia  CM,  430 

Gabbard,  Mar. lee  M 

Gabbard.  Michael  W 

Gabbard.  Ohmer  R. 

Gabbard.  Paula  C 

Gabbard.  Pauline  S 

Gabbard.  Robert  B 

Gabbard.  Ronald  C 

Gabbard,  Roy  D    310 

Gabbard.  Tony 

Gabbert.  Edward  L. 

Gabhart,  James  W   492 

Gabhart.  Ld.s  J 

Gabhart.  Rudy  A   514 

Gadd.  Elizabeth  B  D. 

Gaebler.  Thomas  J   237 

Gaftney,  Brenda  R   492 

Gaffney,  Robert  W 

Gage.  Carol  A   542 

Gahris.  Cynthia  R    353 

Gaines.  Delores  A   514 

Gaines,  Elliot  D 

Gaines,  George  T   542 

Gaines,  John  P 

Gaines.  Larry  K. 

Games,  Rodney  G.  514 

Gaines.  William  C 

Gallant.  Scon  R   251,292 

Galloway,  Lynn  A,  542 

Gambrel,  Sharon  J, 

Games,  Stephen  F 

Gammell.  Gloria  R   542 

Gander.  Anna  K. 

Gano.  James  L.  221,475 

Gano.  Sam  P.  237 

Gant.  Mildred  M 

Gantt.  Deborah  L   224.300.308,430 

Gardiner,  Stephanie  C   542 

Gardner,  Deborah  D. 

Gardner.  Mark  E.  542 

Gardner.  Tatfie  D.  542 

Gardner.  Thomas  B.  153 

Gardner.  William  J    237 

Garland,  Larry  A.  430 

Garland,  Roger  L. 

Garland,  Susan  M.  492 

Garling,  Donald  L.  Jr. 

Garlmg.  Kr.stine  R    492 


.,.,.. 


.  Elo 


Garner,  Helen  G,  390,514 
Garner.  MaxineW 
Garnett,  Kenneth  W. 
Garr.  Jacqueline  492 
Garr.  Wanda  F    219,492 
Garrard,  Steven  J.  514 
Garrett,  Laurel  L 
Garrett,  Mary  F 
Garrett.  Phyllis  J.  492 
Garrett,  Rebecca  L   481 
Garrett.  Vlcki  W    542 
Garrett.  Walter  M    375.388.492 
Garnott.  Estil 


Garrison,  Gary  P   430 
Garrison,  Jacqueline  542 
Garrison,  John  C 
Garrison.  Lynn 
Garrison,  Neal 
Garrison.  Norwood 
Garrison,  Ronald  R. 
Gartland,  Dennis  J  475 
Garvey.  Lena  M  430 
Garvin.  Karen  D    475 
Garwood,  Terry  A.  431 
Gary,  Donna  E   542 
Gaskill.  Kathy  J.  314 
Gaskin,  Mary  Y    542 
Gaskins,  Diane  J.  431 
Gasser,  Roger  A 
Gates,  Donald  L    146 


,  Ro 


■  M 


Gattes.  Janet  L 

Gattis,  Margaret  C 

Gauch,  Jane  E    359.492 

GARVICE  KINCAID  LECTURE  64 

Gausepohl.  Victor  L    289.298 

Gay,  Bertram  D   310.475 

Gay.  Carol  J.B. 

Gay.  Delores  R   514 

Gay,  James  A. 

Gay.  Vernon 

Gay,  William  A 

Gay,  William  F   431 

Gayhart,  Barbara  F    542 

Gayheart.  Joyce  542 

Gayheart,  Rhoda  A 

Gebert,  Barbara  E 

Gebhart,  Michael  J 

Gee,  Robert  L   289.298.303.431 

Geguzis.  Larry  J 

Gehron.  Fred  R    492 

Gehron.  Karen  S    542 

Geier.  Patricia  A 

Ge.er,  William  A 

Geigert.  Jean  B 

Geigert,  Walter  A 

Geison.  Mark  H   367 

Gelke.  Mark  L    215,219,221,431 

Gellhaus,  Gregory  D 

Gennett.  Nathaniel  C   431 

Gentry,  Causaundra  L   492 

Gentry,  Dennis  A 

Gentry,  Doris  A,  542 

Gentry,  James  B 

Gentry,  Margaret  E 

Gentry.  Nancy  S 

Gentry.  Susan  514 

Geoghegan,  Johnetta  359 

Geoghegan,  Joseph  R   542 

GEOGRAPHY,  DEPARTMENTOF165 

GEOLOGY,  DEPARTMENT  OF  164 

George.  David  S 

George.  Edward  H    III  326 

George.  Jennifer  R    514 

George.  Michael  D 

George.  Mona  S 

George,  Rebecca  431 

George.  Dr.  Ted  169 

Gephart.  Douglas  D.  375 


,  No 


1  W, 


German.  David  A   475 

Geron.  Patrick  A    262.263,375 

Gerre.n,  David  A   303,431 

Getman,  Barbara  R 

Gettler,  David  F 

Gevedon,  Rebecca  L 

Gholson,  Mary  L 

Giancola.  Albert  J 

Giancola.  Lone  L.S.  431 

Gibb,  James 

Gibbs.  Gregory  A.  542 

Gibson,  Allen 

Gibson.  Barbara  G.  364.514 

Gibson.  Charles  H.  183 

Gibson,  Claude  J    Jr, 

Gibson.  Clyde  E 

Gibson.  David  Evan  514 

Gibson.  David  F    542 

Gibson.  EarIC 

Gibson.  Janice  R. 

Gibson.  John  R 

Gibson,  Joseph  B   Jr.  542 

Gibson.  Judy  L   542 

Gibson.  Kenneth  D 

Gibson,  Linda  F 

Gibson.  Mary  B-  362 

Gibson.  Richard  C   542 

Gibson,  Robert  M 

Gibson,  Vance  M 

Gibson.  William  W   III 

Gibson.  Wilma  P- 

Gieszl.  Robert  E 

Gilbert.  Billie  J,  564 

Gilbert.  Burl  E    266.475 

Gilbert,  Cebert 

Gilbert,  Gary 

Gilbert,  Gary  R. 

Gilbert,  James  L 

Gilbert,  James  N, 


Gilbert.  Jerry  R 
Gilbert.  Paul 
Giles,  Ginger  542 
Giles.  H    R.  542 
Giles,  Robert  S 
Giles.  Ronald  L 
Giles.  Stephen  T 
Giles.  William  P  431 
Gilkeson,  Orion  R 
Gill,  Linda  J    542 
Gillespie.  Grady  G   492 
Gillespie.  Murray  G    492 
Gillespie,  Ralph  E.  237 
Gillespie,  Ruth  A   542 
Gilley,  Martha  J 
Gilliam.  Carol  E 
Gilliam,  Doris  F    431 


,  Gle 


Gill. 


Gilliam.  Linda  D    514 

Gilliland,  Hugh  R 

Gilliland,  Patricia  B 

Gillispie.  Pamela  G   304.309,492 

Gilmet,  Gary  B 

G.lmore.  Gwen  S 

Gilpin,  Elroy  A    Jr    326.330 

Gilpin.  Michael  D 

Gilpin.  Patti  L. 

Gilpin.  Roger  D   542 

Gilvin.  William  S 

Gimmel.  Robert  N   328 

Ginter,  Gary  L 

Ginter,  George  G 


Ginti 


.  Mai 


et  H. 


Ginter.  Shelia  E    492 

Ginter.  Tern  A    542 

Girdler,  Donald  E 

Girdler.  Hulen  F. 

Girdler.  Jewell  S 

Girdner,  Frances  E   492 

Girten,  Murrel  L    431 

Gish.  Doris  J.E.  542 

Gish,  Jo  A   532 

Githerman.  Larry  W.  492 

Gividen,  Sandra  L 

Givin,  Gay  S 

Gizzi.  William  432 

Glanz,  Susan  A   514 

Glascock.  Carol  A. 

Glass.  Dane  P  542 

Glass.  Danny  R   432 

Glass.  Gary  F 

Glass,  Gloria  F    492 

Glass.  Martha  Jo  C   362.432 

Glass,  Mary  M 

Glasscock,  Harold  L 

Glassford,  Ellen  S.  223,314,359.514 

Gledhill,  Marvin  A.  376 

Gleich,  Patricia  K 

Glenn,  Michael  A   542 

Glick,  Leslie  J   542 

Glier,  Daniel  W   219,290.296.432 

Glovak.  Betty  A 

Glover,  Sharlotte  A.  542 

Glover.  Susan  G   542 

Goatley,  John  E    542 

Goble.  Chlotene  432 

Goble.  D    Irene 

Goble.  Earl  J.  Jr 

Goble.  Mary  L 

Goble,  Pamela  542 

Goble.  Robert  S 

Goble.  Victor  M   432 

Godby.  Forrest  E 

Godoy.  Jose  A 

Godsey.  Dale  A   542 

Godsey.  Earl  D 

Goebel,  Pamela  J   542 

Goebel.  Terrence  W  492 

Goebel.  William  M 

Goedeking,  Thomas  J. 

Goff,  Phyllis  A   542 

Goggm.  Barbara  Ann  432 

Goggin,  Harry  D    542 

Goggin,  Ins  G 

Gognat,  John  R 

Goh.  Hock  Soon  476 

Goins.  Larry  W   492 

Goms.  Nancye  W. 

Goins,  Patricia  A   210.219,224, 

305.353.432 
Goins,  William  M 
Gold.  Barbara  A   221.308.433 
Gold.  Steven  D   382.514 
Goldey,  Robert  F 
Goldschmidt,  Eugene  A   433 
Goldschmidt.  Ronald  J 
Goldstein,  Joyce  S 
Goldstein,  Ronald  L 
Goldston,  William  J. 
GOLF  260-261 
Gooch,  Carolyn  A 
Gooch,  Donald  W 
Gooch.  Judy  L. 
Good.  Robert  P   564 
Goodin.  Evylene  P 
Goodin.  PaulaS  400,514 
Goodin.  Rhonda  L 


Goodin.  Rose  O 
Goodin,  Silas  F 
Goodlett.  Connie  MB   433 
Goodlett,  Gary  301.492 
Goodlette,  Richard  H 
Goodloe.  Diana  V  S 
Goodman,  Jo  Ann  476 
Goodman,  Lacy  M   514 
Goodrich,  William  A   514 
Goodwin,  Constance  S,  565 
Goodwin,  Danny  S 
Goodwin,  Deborah  A   542 
Goodwin,  James  W   542 
Goodwin.  Jerry  D 
Goolman.  Pamela  S  542 
Goolman.  Sharon  K 
Goolsby,  Margaret  R 
Gootee.  William  M  Jr 
Gordon,  Bruce  E 
Gordon.  Glenda  L 
Gordon.  Mary  M    219.433 
Gorley.  Kelvin  D 
Gorman,  Diane  M    542 
Gorman.  John  F 
Goshen.  Mark  A 
Goshorn,  Rebecca  R 
Gosser.  Gary  T   542 
Gosser.  Joy  L   542 
Gosser.  Phyllis  F 
Gosser,  Richard  N 
Gossett.  Fred  R   Jr 
Gossom.  James  M 
Gossom,  Terry  D   433 
Gough,  Patsy  L    514 
Govan.  John  F 
Gover,  Cecil  G 
Goyne.  Glenn  E   514 
Gracey.  Linda  L  L 
GRADUATE  SCHOOL  196 
Graff,  Anita  J   542 
Graham.  David  R.  218 
Graham.  Edwma  J  302,514 
Graham.  Judy  L 
Graham.  Margaret  O   476 
Graham,  Richard  R 
Grammond.  Frank 
Grannis,  Carol  C 
Granms.Vicky  542 
Grant,  Charles  O   II 
Grant,  Danny  C 
Grant.  Diane  542 
Grant.  Doris  A 
Grant.  Gayle  A 
Grant.  Richard  L 
Grant.  Ronnie  L    367.433 
Grant,  Susan  R 
Grant,  Willa  H. 
Grass,  Sondra  K   514 
Graves.  Gayle  F    542 

Graves.  Nancy  K 

Graves,  William  Y   542 

Gravil.  Deborah  A.  492 

Gravitt.  Catherine  S.  542 

Gray.  Berkeley  M    II 

Gray,  Bonnie  C   401,532.542 

Gray.  Donna  M,  303.492 

Gray.  Eleanor  B   364.514 

Gray.  Emma  J    542 

Gray.  Geneva  433 

Gray,  Kristie  A   223.353.514 

Gray,  Mary  C  B 

Gray.  Mary  O.  316.360.433 

Gray.  Roberts   514 

Gray.TevisP   492 

Gray.  Trena  M 

Grayson,  Mark  H    542 

Graziani,  Chrysteen  H   392.514 

Graziano.  Joseph  R 

Grear.  Glenda  K 

Greathouse,  James  M 

Greathouse,  Leonard  F 

Greayer,  Aleta  E    542 

Green.  Christine  L    224.293.304. 

331,433 
Green,  Edwin  E. 
Green,  Glyndon  E 
Green,  Gordon  E 
Green,  Joseph  W  542 
Green.  Kenneth  E    205.221 .400, 

433.502 
Green,  Marilyn  E 
Green.  Patrick  J  542 

Green,  Richard  C 
Green,  Robert  A 
Green,  Robert  N   542 
Green,  Rodney  L   492 
Green,  Sylvia  T. 
Green.  Tena  M 
Green.  Walter  Jr 
Greene.  Charles  R.  542 
Greene.  Douglas  W   237 
Greene.  Harold  S 
Greene,  James  R 
Greene.  James  Ronald 
Greene.  Kyle  M 
Greene.  Martha  E    542 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/FOR-GRE   593 


Greer 

.  Patricia  A.  542 

Gr 

.  Scottie  A 

Gr 

een 

leld.  Rochester  240.433 

Gr 

een 

nil.  Clarence  C   245 

Gr 

eenup.  James  W.  263 

Gr 

eenwell.  Brenda  L. 

Gr 

een 

veil.  Margaret  E    542 

Gr 

een 

veil,  William  M   542 

Gr 

een 

vood.  Garv  W 

Gr 

eer. 

Gary  L   376 

Gr 

eer. 

Jenny  L.  542 

Greer, 

Lvnne  R    390 

Gr 

eer. 

Oakie 

Gr 

egg. 

Gayle  L 

Gr 

egg. 

Rita  K 

Gr 

egg. 

Timothy  H 

Gregg. 

Virginia  LM 

Grego 

y.  Anne  492 

Gr 

ego 

y,  Deborah  E   542 

Gr 

igo 

y.  Edwin  W. 

Gr 

-q,_, 

V.  Gail  E.  542 

Grego 

V.  Glenn  C 

Gr 

egor 

y.  Martin  W   433 

Gr 

etzi 

tger,  Nancy  K   542 

Gr 

Elizabeth  A.  514 

Gr 

ce. 

Connie  L  542 

Gr 

der 

James  W  542 

Gi 

der 

Mary  J    304.542 

Gr 

em 

'.  Richard  D  433 

Gr 

esc 

l.  Sarah  K   542 

Gr 

ffjr 

Albert  R    Jr 

Gr 

ffin 

.  Charles  W   380,492 

Gr 

ffin 

.  Goldie 

Gr 

ffin 

.  Jackie 

Gr 

ffin 

.  Roger  L 

Gr 

ffin 

.  Ronald  T. 

Gr 

ffin 

,  Sandra  L    544 

Gr 

ffil 

1.  Anna  G   544 

Gr 

ffit 

1,  Howard  D 

Gr 

ffit 

-I.  Mary  L 

Gr 

ffit 

-i.  Ralph  D 

Gr 

ffit 

-i.  Roger  E    476 

Gr 

ggs 

Anita  C 

Gr 

ggs 

Riana J 

Gr 

gsbv.  James  L    385.433 

Gr 

me1 

.  Bill  A 

Gr 
Gr 

.  Jo  A    354 
.Sandra  K    353.514 

Gr 

M 

,  Terrence  F    370.433 

nme,  Randal  G    372.492 

ler.  Larry  R 

ler.  Phyllis  A    433 

so.  Dean  F 

som.  Dwight  A   391.492 

ton.  Glen  A   433 

ton.  Jane  CM    193.224.433 

ton.  Rita  K    544 

ton.  Rita  L    544 

etti.  Verna  L   544 

zard.  Jacqulyn  L 

zle.  Carol  J 

:zle,  Glenn  W   296.433 
Grogan,  Gary  S 
Grogan.  Sybil  OS 
Groll.g.  James  M.  544 
Groiiig,  Paula  J.  544 
Gross.  D.ana  E 


Hai 


.  Rosene  C 
.  Thelma 


Hacker,  Tolene  492 

Hackett,  Jerry  F. 

Hackett.  Keith  A 

Hackman,  Mary  F.  544 

Hackney,  Laura  M 

Hackworth.  Francme  51  5 

Hackworlh.  Kenneth  W.  544 

Hadden.  Sarah  E    515 

Haddix,  Rodney  D 

Haden,  Mary  L 

Hadley.  Barbara  C. 

Hadley,  Colene  F 

Haeberlm.  Glenn  E.  268,544 

Hafley.  Jo  A 

Hafley,  Joan  T 

Hagadom,  Nan  C  W   433 

Hagan.  Ann  R    492 

Hagan,  Ellen  M 

Hagan,  Hubert  L    544 

Hagan,  Lydia  W. 

Hager,  Kathleen  M.  515 

Hager,  Martha  J. 

Hager.  Raymond  A 

Hager.  Ronald  L 

Haggard,  Allen  G 

Haggard.  Marilyn  K.  433 

Haggard,  Ricky  A.  328,544 

Hahlen.  Diane  M.  544 

Haines.  John  A  433 

Hairston,  Jo  Ann  224,294,297. 

359,492 
Halcomb,  Brenda  G    433 
Halcomb.  Fara  L    331 
Halcomb.  Harry 
Halcomb,  Jane  F    219 
Halcomb,  Winston  C    II  302,433 
Halderman.  Deborah  S    544 


Hj 


e.  Chnst.ne 
e,  Dan  A    544 
e.  David  P  476 
e.  Donna  J    544 


Hale.  Lana  S 
Hale,  Marlene 
Hale,  Mary  A 
Hale,  Ward  B. 
Haley,  Darhene  E 
Haley,  De.dn  433 
Haley    James  H    544 
Halfhill.  Charlotte  J.  353 
Hall.  AnnaG 


Hal 


niamm  F    433 


.  Care 


A    544 


.  Chnst.ne  A   544 
.  Dallas  W. 
,  D.ana  M.  223 
,  Donald  C 

.  Elizabeth  A.  434 


Gross.  Patsy  L    221,359.403.492 

Hal 

Gary  L.  274.370.51 

Gross,  Roberta  J    544 

Hj 

Glenda  K. 

Grote.  Carol  A    544 

Hal 

Ins  M 

Grote,  Greichen  A    544 

Hal 

Jack  S 

Grove.  Debra  K    116.353 

Hal 

Jerry  T 

Grover.  Jane  R 

Hal 

John  A 

Grubbs,  Karen  A    51  5 

Hal 

John  F 

Grubbs,  Keith  E 

Hal 

John  T 

Gruber,  Duane  A 

Hal 

Joseph  G   51  5 

Gruelle,  Tony  Raye  268 

Hall 

Juanita  L.  545 

Gruenmger,  Ronda  L    401.515 

Hal 

Judy  K.  223,515 

Grugin,  Michael  D    345.515 

Hjl 

Karen  L   545 

Gubser.  Stephen  F 

Hal 

Kevin  C    545 

Gudgel.  Virginia  W 

Hal 

Linda  G  G 

Guenlhner.  Linda  R    515 

Hal 

Lisabeth  H 

Guffey.  Beverly  S 

Hal 

Margaret  O 

Guffey.  Bobby  D   433 

Hal 

Margie  A    353,434 

Guild.  David  H 

Hji 

,  Norma  S. 

Gullett.  James  N 

Hal 

Owen  L    515 

Gullett.  Michael  L 

HALL  OF  FAME  201 

Gullett.  Patsy  J   544 

Hal 

Rex  D 

Gullette,  Frederick  L 

Hal 

Rhonda  G    545 

Gundlach,  Judy  C    302.329 

Hal 

Roland  T    545 

Gunnell,  Janet  L    219 

Hal 

Roy  C    434 

Gupta.  Sun.ta 

Hjl 

Ruth  C 

Gurley.  Ronald 

Hal 

Sherrel  K.  492 

Gutknecht,  Ellen  G 

Hal 

.  Sherne  L    545 

Guy,  Karrol  L    359,506.515 

Hal 

Sherry  J 

Guy.  Robert  M 

Hal 

.  Teddy  492 

Guyn   Charles  H   544 

Hal 

.  Thomas  N 

Guzzo.  Sandra  J   433 

Hal 

Tommy  308.492 

GYMNASTICS  266.267 

Hal 

.  Tonda  L    545 

H.,i 

.  Truman  S   492 

H 

Hal 

man.  Howard  E    249 

Hal 

is,  James 

Haas.  Marilyn  K. 

Haiiock.  Sharon  R. 

Haas.  Susan  K    297.492 

Halloway.  Frankie  L. 

Hack.  Michael  T 

Hal 

oweli.  Patricia  A 

Halsey,  George  W    492.545 
Hal5ey.  James  W 
Halsey.  Lester  L 
Halter.  Jack  R. 
Halvaksz,  Louis  L 
Ham.  Denn.sB.  545 
Hamblen,  Patricia  A   434 
Hamblm.  Dewey 
Hamblin.  Henry  M  515 
Hamblm,  Janice  G 
Hambly.  Robert  J 
Hambrick,  Roberta  J 
Hamilton.  Barbara  S 


Hj 


nny  G 


Hamilton.  Dane  R  545 
Hamilton,  Daniel  G  515 
Hamilton.  Daniel  N. 


.  Dai 


'  D. 


Hamilton.  Deborah  K   515 
Hamilton.  Debra  A.  223.545 
Hamilton.  Finley  R 
Hamilton,  Gale  M    434 
Hamilton.  Glenda  C    515 
Hamilton.  Gloria  515 
Hamilton,  James  L 
Hamilton.  Janice  S 
Hamilton.  Joan  H 
Hamilton,  Judith  K.  545 
Hamilton,  Karen  L    545 
Hamilton.  Karen  P   153.219 
Hamilton.  Linda  A    492 
Hamilton,  Mary  A.  362.515 
Hamilton,  Phyllis  J    545 
Hamilton,  Rebecca  L    545 


H    : 


Hd" 


niton,  Richard  K 
niton,  Sandra  L   515 

niton.  Webber  D 
niton.  Wendy  S    434 


..Gary  L    367,515 
,.  John  G 
.  Mary  B 
,  Melv.n  D 
.Sue  D 

er,  Terry  N    515 
ond.  Anthy  K   545 
ond.  Jerry  L 
ond.  Jessie  F 
ond.  Joan  A    545 
ond.  Judy  L 
ond.  Leroy  515 
ond.  Mary  M    549 
onds,  Gary   R    492 
ons.  Judith  K 
ons,  Linda  K   565 
ons,  Nell  R 


s  Pat  i 


Hammons.  Robert  R    153 

Hammons,  William  C    51  5 

Hammons.  William  M    545 

Hammons,  William  V    237 

Hampton, Donald  W 

Hampton,  Elaine  WB 

Hampton,  George  E 

Hampton,  James  L 

Hampton.  Nancy  L.F    434 

Hampton.  Paul  D    229.237,392 

Hampton.  Paul  D.  434 

Hampton.  Percy  E    Jr 

Hampton,  Ricky  T   492 

Hampton.  Ronnie  J    305,410.434 

Hance.  Beth  L. 

Hance,  John  R   516 

Hance,  Michael  E 

Hancock.  Randall  P 

Hancock.  Ronald  L 

Handschumaker.  Lila  J    545 

Handzel.  Stephen  C. 

Haney.  Connie  A    117.295,362.444 

Haney.  DC    164 

Haney,  Dav.d  T. 

Hanger.  John  R 

HANGING  OF  THE  GREENS 

Hanks.  Douglas  R    516 

Hanks.  John  T    516 

Hanlon.  Mary  M 


Hji 


.  Shai 


492 


Hannah.  Mary  B.  516 
Hannah.  Ralph  492 
Hanrahan.  George  B    Jr    385.492 
Hansford.  Judy  K.  545 
Hanson.  Judith  A    294.493 
Hanson.  Kenneth  S.  148 
Hapner,  Lynda  J.  545 
Harber.  Hubert  E    Jr    434 
Harbm.  Stephen  E    367,388.434 
Harbison,  Charles  F 
Hardesty,  Michael  J 
Hardesty,  Thomas  L 
Hardin,  Cleo  L 
Hardin.  Debra  S 
Hardm.  Irene 
Hardin,  James  T 
Hardm.  Jane  G 


Hardin.  Jennifer  391.545 
Hardm.  Peggy  D 
Hardm,  Robert  L 
Hardin,  Roger  W  493 
Hardin.  William  E. 
Hardm.  William  R. 
Hardy.  Charles  E.  Jr 
Hardy.  Douglas  S    516 
Hardy,  Elizabeth  C. 
Hardy.  Joseph  R    330 
Hardy.  Melvm  E. 
Hardy.  Ronald  G. 
Hardy,  Susan  K 
Hare,  Michael  L   516 
Haremsk.,  Michael  B    247.545 
Hargett.  Vivian  M    476 
Hargis.  Walter  M. 
Hargrove.  Dennis  G 
Harkms.  Melissa  J    434 


Hatcher.  Henry  F    545 
Hatcher,  James  E 
Hatcher.  Margo  S 
Hatfield.  Bertie  D 
Hatfield,  Guy  367.388 
Hatfield,  Joseph 
Hatfield,  Lois  C.  434 
Hatfield.  Ronald  L.  545 
Hatfield,  William  HJ   225 
Hathaway.  George  R 
Hatton,  Carl  E 
Hauser.  Cheryl  S.  545 
Hausman,  Deborah  K 
Haverkos.  Nicholas  L.  375 
Haviland.  Janice  L 
Havr.lla.  Robert  M.  516 


.  Wil 


nbald  r 


Harlan,  Wendell  H 

Hawkins.  BlaneS 

Harlow,  Mary  H. 

Hawkins,  Deborah  J   545 

Harlow.  William  E 

Hawkins,  Donald  L 

Harmon.  Allen  M.  516 

Hawkins,  Linda  P   390 

Harmon,  Brenda  C  C 

Hawkins.  Pameha  L 

Harmon.  Hazel  M 

Hawkins.  Sharon  D    434 

Harmon.  Michael  A 

Hawkins,  Susan  K    493 

Harmon.  Paul  M. 

Hawkins,  Thomas  W 

Harmon.  Peggy  A    493 

Hawks,  Kathleen  A   545 

Harmon.  Terr.  G  L   493 

Hawksworth,  Linda  M    516 

Harned,  Beverly  S.  545 

Hawley.  Brian  K. 

Harness,  Grace  H 

Hawley.  Robert  C    517 

Harney.  Thomas  E 

Hay.  Deborah  S. 

Harmsh.  Judith  A 

Hay.  Judith  E. 

Harmsh,  Martha  L. 

Hay,  Paul  B. 

Harp,  Gary  R. 

Hayden.  Gwendolyn  W.  434 

Harp.  James  S   303.434 

Hayden,  Kathleen  A 

Harp,  Joseph  T    545 

Hayden,  Mexico  Jr 

Harper,  C    Rowe 

Haydon,  Charles  D 

Harper.  Chadwick  R    481 

Haydon.  James  G 

Harper.  Michael  D   516 

Hayes,  Dav.d  M 

Harper,  Thomas  C    245 

Hayes.  Elizabeth  C.  315.545 

Harper,  Thomas  G 

Hayes.  Glenn  145.301 

Harrell,  Danny  K    380 

Hayes.  Mabel  L. 

HarreH.  Sharon  K    516 

Hayes.  Robert 

Harrington.  James  L. 

Hayes.  Robert  185 

Harrington,  Lee  Ann  364 

Hayes.  Roberta  L.  434 

Harris,  Bonnie  M  G. 

Hayes,  Ronald  V 

Harris,  Charlinda  A    565 

Hayhurst.  Susan  C.  545 

Harris,  Charlotte  A    493 

Hayman.  W.  John  476 

Harris.  Dennis  545 

Haynes.  Charles  M 

Harris.  Dorothy  K 

Hays.  Cecil  D.  434 

Harris.  Douglas  C 

Hays,  Gene  W. 

Harris,  Edna  W 

Hays.  Judy  C. 

Harris.  Frances  G    316 

Hays,  Ruth  A.  545 

Harris.  Gilda  S.  545 

Hays.  Sheila  K. 

Harris.  Helen  J. 

Hays.  Steven  R.  545 

Harris,  Jay  D    545 

Hays.  Teddy  L.  301.434 

Harris.  Karen  S   545 

Hayshp,  Nora  L 

Hams.  Laruetta  J    304.434  605 

Haywood,  Rebecca  M.  545 

Hams.  Marilyn  A.M. 

Hazelwood.  Deana  R. 

Harris.  Mary  A.  315.516 

Hazen,  Alan  J 

Harris,  Mathew  C 

Head,  Mary  L.  545 

Hams.  Mendell  G 

Head,  Randy  R 

Harris,  Michael  D 

Heathman,  Billie  J.H.  311 .481 

Harris,  Richard  H 

Heathman,  Lewis  T. 

Harris.  Robert  M 

Heaton,  Brenda  S 

Harris,  Ross  289 

Heaton.  Danna  V   545 

Harris,  Rufus  T    432 

Heaton,  Richard  D. 

Harris.  Susan  B 

Heck,  James  L. 

Harris,  Thelma  S. 

Heck,  Judith  CS  434 

Harrison.  Barbara  J    109.300.329, 

Heckman.  Kathy  A   545 

359.493 

Hednck.  Marcellyn  G.  310.434 

Harrison,  Deborah  S    545 

Heekm,  Virginia  R    221.359.405.493 

Harrison.  Doris  A 

Heffley,  Steven  D. 

Harrison.  James  C 

Heffron,  Barbara  A    493 

Harrison.  Joyce  L. 

Hehl.  Donna  L   517 

Harrison,  Larry  K 

Hehr.  George  P 

Harrison,  Lawrence  R    434 

He.d.  Karen  L.  209.219.293.434 

Harrison,  Paul  R 

Heid.  William  R 

Harrison.  Peyton  R. 

Heidelberg,  Bernard  P. 

Harrison,  Wilma  J    545 

Heidench,  April  L.E 

Harrod.  Barbara  J    545 

Heidench,  John  E    298,434 

Harrold,  Linda  E 

Heim.  Sybil  A   362,493 

Hart.  Dommick  J 

Heimsch.  Carla  S    545 

Hart.  Jackie  L. 

He.nzelman.  Larry  C    303,517 

Hart,  Mtles  E. 

Heisman.  Neil  273 

Hart,  Robert  F    Jr    434 

Heister,  Randall  M 

Hanje,  John  C    545 

Heitz.  Edward  J  435 

Hartley.  Dav.d  A   545 

Heitzman,  Deborah  A 

Hartman,  Brenda  W    434 

Hek,  Ben  L.  370 

Hartman.  Deborah  L.  516 

Held,  John  M. 

Hartsock,  Susan  J.  545 

Helf,  Gary  L.  435 

Hartwell.  Robert 

Hellard.  Dale  R. 

Harvey.  Donald  R    545 

Hellard.  Verla  M   493 

Harvey.  Paul  D 

Hellard.  William  E. 

Harvey.  Robert  D.  237,434 

Helm,  Finley 

Harville.  Donald  W. 

Helm,  George 

Harv.lle.  Edith  M    516 

Helm,  James  H.  Jr. 

Hasekoester.  Penelope  493 

Helm,  William  S.  545 

Hasenstab.  Terry  L.  516 

Helmbrecht.  Stephen  L. 

Hash,  Gerald  R 

Helms,  Caryn  E    493 

Hash,  Phillip  L 

Helton,  Charles  R.  517 

Haslmger.  Diane  M    493 

Helton.  Gary  L 

Hassan.  James  F 

Helton,  John  K   328,545 

Hassay,  William  F 

Helton,  Rebecca  J. E. 

Hasselbach.  Paul  G. 

Hembree.  Corbett 

Hast.  W.lbert  C   Jr 

Hembree.  Drucilla  G. 

Hatcher.  Ed.th  E    223.297.516 

Hembree.  Edgar 

594    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  GRE-HEM 


Hemmerle,  Margaret  J    545 

Herald.  Adele  L    293,493 

Higgms,  Timothy  M 

Hirst,  Judith  K. 

Holland,  Lenard  A   296,385 

Hempel.  Daniel  R    375,435 

Herald.  Burton 

Hign.te.  Darrel  S 

H.rtzmger,  Carol  L.  517 

Holland,  Mary  A    311 

Hempel.  Deborah  Jo  364.435 

Herald.  Elizabeth 

H.gn.te.  Harold  B 

Hisel.  Gary  F    546 

Holland,  Thomas  E 

Hempflmg.  Jean  C   545 

Herald.  Gladys  F 

Hignite.  Vickie  C    545 

Hisle.  EvaSM. 

Hollander,  Robert  J   326,327 

Hempfling,  Yvonne  S  493 

Herald,  Imogene  545 

Hileman,  Richard  L 

Hissom,  Jack  245.247 

Hollar,  Sharon  L.S.  437 

Henderson,  Audrey  M 

Herald.  John  A    476 

Hill.  Carol  A 

HISTORY,  DEPARTMENT  OF  167 

Holley,  Janet  D   516,546 

Henderson.  Billy 

Herald.  Joyce  A. H.  435 

Hill,  Cathy  E.  304.545 

Hitchcock,  John  R   546 

Holl.day.  Carolyn  R    437 

Henderson.  Cathy  D. 

Herald.  Naomi  R 

Hill,  Charles  A.  545 

Hite,  Anne  C.  546 

Holliday.  Eliza  J. 

Henderson,  Charlene  481 

Herald,  Paul  R 

Hill.  Clyde  E. 

Hittinger.  Richard  A 

Holl.day.  William  A. 

Henderson.  Clarenetta  517 

Herbst.  Janet  L 

Hill.  Diane  K    493 

Hobbs,  InezC. 

Hollon.  Elijah  D 

Henderson,  Donald  C. 

Hermann.  Gary  N 

Hill.  Douglas  E.  546 

Hobbs,  Pamela  A.  546 

Holloway,  James  A.  532 

Henderson.  Herman  T 

Hern,  Linda  S    297.545 

Hill,  Elizabeth  M   517 

Hobbs.  Patricia  K.P. 

Hollowell.  Gail  R   495 

Henderson,  James  D. 

Herndon,  Michael  T 

Hill,  James  D.  493 

Hobbs,  Phillip  G 

Holman.  Belinda  J    517 

Henderson,  Linda  L 

Herndon,  Myron  D.  436 

Hill,  Janie  F.  362 

Hobson,  Alice  L 

Holman,  Judy  L    495 

Henderson,  Nita  K.  199.2CX3.219. 

Herren,  Anne  S 

Hill,  John  E. 

Hochwalt,  Patricia  A   546 

Holmes,  Kathleen  E 

224,435 

Herrick,  James  D 

Hill,  Karen  E.  546 

Hockensmith,  Debra  A. 

Holmes.  Linda  1 

Henderson.  Robert  G. 

Hernck,  Mark  W    545 

Hill,  Kathryn  A 

Hodge,  John  R    437 

Holmes,  Sharon  K   546 

Henderson,  Ronald  W. 

Hernn,  Gerald  H    221,436 

Hill,  Larry  L    546 

Hodge,  Larry  E.  546 

Holmes,  Stephanie  300 

Henderson,  Sarah  B 

Herrin,  Linda  M 

Hill.  Mona  L.  493 

Hodge,  Linda  S 

Holoch,  Carl  A 

Hendren,  Donald  B.  II 

Herrmann,  Gayle  A    545 

Hill,  Patricia  A.  357 

Hodge,  Melanie  J-  546 

Holsclaw,  Dennis  S 

Hendren.  Hubert  F.  327 

Herrmann.  Margaret  L    298,436 

Hill.  Richard  Leland 

Hodge,  Patricia  A    354,388,495 

Holsclaw.  Sheila  K.  546 

Hendren,  Linda  S. 

Herth.  Diana  J    545 

Hill.  Roberta  B    147 

Hodson.  Nancy  L. 

Holt,  Kathy  G 

Hendricks.  Charles  T. 

Hess.  Cassandra  L 

Hill,  Russell  W.  493 

Hoefker.  Jill  M 

Holt,  Ray  W   517 

Hendricks.  Steven  H 

Hess.  Edwin  160 

Hill,  Samuel  W    330.437 

Hoehler,  Carol  A   546 

Holten.  Beverly  A.  546 

Hendricks,  William  B. 

Hess.  Robert  L   Jr. 

Hill,  Sharon  K.  493 

Hoeweler.  Kathleen  A. 

Holthouser,  Suzanne  R.  314,51  7 

Hendnx,  Glen  A.  88,91.385 

Hesse.  Barb  L 

Hill.  Stanley  W.  546 

Hofe.  Kenneth  A   51  7 

Holtzclaw,  B.HS 

Hendnx,  Steve  R    517 

Hetzel,  Joyce  M.  436 

Hill,  Thomas  K 

Hoffman,  Donna  S.  546 

Holzknecht,  Roger  K 

Hennessey,  Barbara  N 

Heuser.  Vincent  J   545 

Hill, Thomas  L 

Hoffman,  Kenneth  J.  395,495 

Holzwarth,  David  T 

Hennessey,  James  T. 

Hewetson,  Albert  D  436 

Hill,  William  H. 

Hoffman.  Mary  T.  546 

HOME  ECONOMICS 

Hennessey.  Jan  L.  493 

Hewlett,  Joe  R   545 

Hillard,  Jackie  N 

Hoffman,  Michael  D   372 

CLUB  304,309 

Henn.nger.  Connie  R    359,517 

Hewlett.  Reva  A 

Hillard,  Jana  L 

Hoffman,  Michael  J  437 

HOME  ECONOMICS. 

Hennckson,  Janice  1 

Hewlett.  William  L 

Hillard.  Stanley  L 

Hoffman.  Robert  E    1 1  495 

DEPARTMENTOF  147 

Henry.  Edgar  R    292.517 

Hey,  David  Mill  493 

Hiller,  Ralph  M   437 

Hoffmann.  Leslie 

Honaker,  Jerry  L 

Henry,  Geraldme 

Hibbard.  Janel  P  B  436 

H.ller.  Susan  E.K   437 

Hogan,  Donald  W 

Honchel.  John  F 

Henry,  Kenneth  W 

Hibberd,  Brenda  K    493 

Hillman,  Virginia  A. 

Hogan,  Richard  T.  437 

Honchell.  Larry  L 

Henry,  Kevin  M. 

H.bberd.  Grover  C 

Hilton,  Joyce  L 

Hogg.  Roger  L    51  7 

Honeycutt.  Patricia  A 

Henry,  Lonme  R. 

H.bbs,  Susan  S.  545 

Hilton,  Kathy 

Holbrook,  Delores  A 

Honeycutt,  Pauline 

Henry,  Patricia  51  7 

H.ckerson,  Edna  M 

Himes.  Linda  K    305,517 

Holbrook.  Geroge  M    546 

Honeycutt,  Randall  J.  205,330.565 

Henry.  Richard  L 

Hickey,  Lana  S 

H.ndman.  Douglas  219 

Holbrook,  Gwendolyn 

HONOR  ROLL  198 

Henry.  Sue  T 

Hickman,  Sandra  K 

H.ndman,  Larry  J 

Holbrook.  Judith  A 

Honshell,  William  H. 

Henry,  Susan  M 

Hickman,  William  III 

H.ndman,  Nancy  L. 

Holbrook.  Michael  L.  546 

Hood.  James  M    546 

Henry,  Thomas  M   517 

Hicks.  Charles  C 

Hinds,  Merry  C    546 

Holbrook.  Remus  D 

Hood,  Raymond  A   546 

Henslev,  Bobby  J 

Hicks,  Charles  T   316 

Hinds.  Omma  L 

Holbrook.  Robert  A 

Hood,  Rebecca  L.  517 

Hensley.  Debra  S    223,517 

Hicks,  ClydaS 

H.nes,  Dan.ese  A.  316 

Holbrook.  Tanya  L    546 

Hooker,  William  J 

Hensley.Glenms  N 

Hicks,  James  E 

Hmes,  James  W 

Holcomb.  AllaS   517 

Hooper,  Lucy  M 

Hensley,  Harry  S.  258,301,545 

Hicks.  Janet  L   545 

H.nes,  Mary  C. 

Holcomb,  Audrey  K. 

Hoover,  Gwendolyn  312,565 

Hensley,  James  D 

Hicks,  John  P   Jr    223,385,388,517 

Hmes,  Paul  D   546 

Holcomb,  Deborah  P  495 

Hoover.  Jamvee 

Hensley.  Janice  E. 

Hicks,  Judy  L   331,545 

Hmes,  Ph.hp  R    493 

Holcomb,  Ronnie  L 

Hoover,  Mendol  R. 

Hensley,  Linda  S 

Hicks,  M.  Susan 

Hmes.  Ph.ll.p  L. 

Holden,  John  Jr    517 

Hoover,  Rebecca  J  F 

Hensley,  Linda  S   545 

Hicks,  Pamela  K 

Hmes,  Ronald  E   517 

Holder,  Melanie  L 

Hope,  George  L  437 

Hensley.  Margaret  F    517 

Hicks.  Steven  E    367,493 

Hmes.  Susan  D.  300 

Holder,  Wmnifred  L 

Hopkins,  Cynthia  L    331,546 

Hensley.  Margaret  M    517 

Hieronymus,  Carolyn  S   493 

Hmger,  Sandra  S.  437 

Holdstock,  Michael  J 

Hopkins,  Dorothy  L. 

Hensley,  Michael  W.  435 

Higdon,  Garey  D   436 

Hmkle.  Deborah  S. 

Holeman.  Kathleen  S   517 

Hopkins,  Gregory  A 

Hensley.  Rachel  E. 

Higdon,  Gloria  G.  219,436 

Hmkle.  Lafe  S.  II  493 

Holihan,  Ronald  J.  253.292,310,495 

Hopkins.  Joanetta  354 

Hensley.  Troy  S- 

Higgmbotham.  Rhoda  A 

Hmkle,  Lana  D 

Holladay.  Marcy  F.  437 

Hopkins,  Judy  L    477 

Hensley,  Vicki  L    545 

Higgins,  Deborah  A    532.545 

Hmkle,  Leamon 

Hollan.  Gary  D   495 

Hopkins,  Lawrence  L  437 

Hensley.  William  C. 

Higgms,  George  E    51  7 

Hmkle.  Samuel  L. 

Hollan.  Julia  A. 

Hopkins.  Lea  A,  546 

Henson.  James  E 

Higgins,  Gregory  C.  493 

H.nkle.  W.lma  J.  546 

Hollan,  Lois  A   546 

Hopkins,  Mary  E 

Henson, Jane  A. 

Higgms.  Linda  L.  437 

Hinkley,  Connie  D   293.493 

Holland,  Anthony  B. 

Hopkins.  Pans  E 

Henson,  Lynda  J. 

Higgins.  Peter  J 

Hino.  Edward  J 

Holland.  Donna  L   364,495 

Hopkins,  Robert  E 

Henson,  Nelson  C    435 

H.gg.ns.  Suzanne  M   329.354,493.514 

H.nton,  Marcia  A.  517 

Holland,  Eugene  W   546 

Hopkins,  Walter  M 

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INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/HEM-HOP   595 


Hopper,  Agnes  W 
Hopper,  Linda  A 
Hopper,  Ralph  E 
Hopperton,  Gary  W   546 
Hopperton,  Rickey  E    301 
Hord,  Tracy  K. 
Horn,  Charlene  H. 
Horn,  Donna  G    391,495 

Horn,  William  R 

Home.  Betty  J-  517 

Home,  Harold  L 

Home.  Nancy  C 

Homsby.  Cathy  D 

Hornsby.  Charles  S   517 

Hornsby.  Robert  W   437 

Hornsby,  Wmnonia  C   223,395.51  7 

Hornsby.  Yvonne  H, 

Horrar,  Nancy  L. 


Ho 


.  Ne 


on  D 


Horsley.  Sandra  J    360 


hh.n 


,  Chai 


5  W. 


Horton,  Michael  D.  316,517 
Hoskms,  Betsy  C 
Hoskms,  Beverly  AG 
Hoskms.  Charles  R 
Hoskms,  Howard  W   437 
Hoskins,  Leonard  D 
Houchens.  Dwight  C   437 
Houdeshell.  Nancy  K   546 
Houghton,  Susan  K 
Hounchell,  Monte  S. 
Houp,  Pamela  L 
Houngan,  Emily  A 
Houngan,  Roy  B.  Ill  495 


Ho 


>ttyf 


House,  Billy  C   517 
House,  Brenda  0   495 
House.  Charles  S 
House.  Ernestine  P. 
House,  James  A   401 
House,  Randal  437 
House.  Ronald  T   392,477 
House.  Stephen  E 
House.  Susan  L 
Houset. eld,  Judith  A    311,481 
Householder,  Jerrald 
Householder.  William  144 
Houser.  Esther  B    546 
Houser.  Nancy  E    390.517 
Houston,  Anthony  A 
Houston,  Derrick  J    316 
Houston,  Harold  B   495 
Houston.  Rebekah  J.  546 
Houston,  Susan  L.  353 
Houtz,  Vernon  D 
Hovekamp.  George  D 
Hovious,  Darrell  N    391.546 
Howard.  Albert  W 
Howard,  Arthur  L    Jr    326,437 
Howard,  Betty  P    295,546 
Howard,  Carol  J.  495 
Howard,  Clarence  B 
Howard,  Elizabeth  A   294 
Howard,  Frank  B 
Howard,  Gladys  E  C 
Howard.  Glenn  F 
Howard,  Glenna  517 
Howard.  Gloria  C 

Howard      Harry    D 

Howard,  Jackie  L 

Howard,  James  E. 

Howard,  James  T 

Howard,  Janet  Denune  353.437 

Howard.  Jerry  L    437 

Howard,  Jimmy  R.  546 

Howard,  John  C 

Howard,  Judith  C 

Howard.  Ledger 

Howard,  Lou.s  W  Jr   327 

Howard,  Molly  S    546 

Howard.  Nadine  E. 

Howard.  Nelson  C 

Howard.  Patricia  A 

Howard,  Philip  E    546 

Howard.  Pnscilla  P 

Howard.  Richard  G 

Howard,  Rita  D 

Howard,  Sh.rleen  219,477 

Howard,  Susan  495 

Howard,  Thomas  E 

Howard,  Victoria  L 

Howard,  Walter  B.  Jr.  546 

Howarth,  Arthur  M 

Howell,  Harold  V 

Howell,  Stan  C  495 

Howell.  Tecumseh  S 

Howeller.  Kathy  359 


How 


n,  Jo 


z,  Virg.n.a  A    517 
z,  William  L. 


HPER  310 

Hran.cky,  Em. I  F    Jr.  437 

Hramcky,  Jimmie  C   495 

Hncko,  Deborah  M    546 

Hrubala.  Bernard  E    292.310,370.517 

Huang,  Maw  Shun 

Hubbard,  Amanda  L 


Hubbard.  Beniamin  R.  392 

Hubbard,  Carol  D    495 

Hubbard.  David 

Hubbard.  Deborah  J   546 

Hubbard,  EffieS. 

Hubbard.  George  W. 

Hubbard,  Louise  R.  437 

Hubbard.  Ronnie  L 

Hubbard,  William  S 

Huber,  Mary  C    294,295,359,517 

Huckins,  Suellen517 

Huddy.  Joellen  517 

Hudgens,  Claudia  L 

Hudson,  Bilhe  J 

Hudson,  Charles  D 

Hudson,  Rhonda  R 

Hudson,  Robert  L.  255 

Huenefeld,  Deborah  S 

Huff,  Damon 

Huff,  Patricia  I.  437 

Huff.  Philip  R. 

Huffaker,  Mary  J    495 

Huffman,  Carolyn  R 

Huffman,  Delona  H 

Huffman, Durward  W 

Huffman,  Leon  R    326.328.546 

Huffman,  Linda  K   517 

Huffman,  Mildred 

Huffman.  William  E    235,237,275.292 

Hughes,  Arthur  A    546 

Hughes.  Billie  B.  Jr.  347 

Hughes.  Brenda  J    223,517 

Hughes,  Charles 

Hughes,  Charles  A 

Hughes.  Charles  T.  254,255 

Hughes.  Jacky  R    546 

Hughes.  James  M   517 

Hughes,  James  R   Jr   437 

Hughes,  Jody  E    289.437 

Hughes,  Joyce  L.  495 

Hughes.  Kay  M.  517 

Hughes,  Linda  J.  517 

Hughes.  Lonme  B 

Hughes.  Madonna  K 

Hughes,  Michael  A    367 

Hughes,  Otto  L    237 

Hughes.  Paula  J 

Hughes.  Pearl  Jean 

Hughes,  Richard  P   517 

Hughes.  Sandra  R 

Hughes,  William  L   546 

Hughlett.  Kathryn  L    223,517 

Huguely,  Garnett  S 

Huguely,  Julia  E    357 

Huguely,  Lucian 

Huguely,  Margaret  S.  437,495 

Huguley.  Marsha  H.  357,495 

Hulett,  Ella  L 

Huls,  Linda  K   359.517 

Huls,  R.  Kenneth 

Hulvey,  Linda  S 

Human,  Wanda  L    546 

Humelsine.  RayA    327 

Humphrey.  James  G    517 

Humphrey.  Jane  B 

Humphrey,  Sherry  L 

Humphr.es,  Alvm  F    II  546 

Humphries.  Mary  H    219,224,300. 

308,439 
Hundley.  John  D 
Huneycutt,  Dinah  G    517 
Hungate,  Marvin  L    Jr 
Hungler.  Debra  L    311.546 
Hungler,  Michael  L 
Hunstad,  Berme  R 
Hunsucker,  George  M 
Hunsucker,  Ulis  L 
Hunt.  Brenda  D    546 
Hunt.  Frances  E    517 
Hunt.  Grahams,  164 


Hunt.  Mary  A 

Hunt,  Phillip  W    290,308.495 

Hunt,  Robert  W   517 

Hunt,  Ronald  E    546 

Hunt,  Virginia  L   439 

Hunter,  Barbara 

Hunter,  Bonnie  S 

Hunter,  Charles  E 

Hunter,  Karen  316,360 

Hunter,  Margaret  J    439 

Hunter.  Wesley  K 

Hurak,  Thomas  J    546 

Hurd,  Darrell  L 

Hurd,  Larry  W    367,341.439 

Hurley.  Orletta  P. 

Hurley.  Steven  L    546 

Hurley,  Tommy  M. 

Hursh.  Floyd  D    495 


Hurt,  Larry  B    305,391,439 
Hurt,  Linda  G.  546 
Hurt,  Rocky  L    546 


Hurst.  Carolyn  C 
Hurst.  Deborah  J  546 
Hurst,  LantieO 
Hurst,  Linda  R. 
Hurst,  Reva  565 
Hurst,  SallieB  517 
Hurst,  Steven  M    221.439 


INSTITUTIONAL  RESEARCH, 

DIRECTOR  OF  132 
NTRAMURALS  269-281 
NTERDORM  COUNCIL  297 
NTERFRATERNITY  COUNCIL  I 
ovine,  Rachel  E 


Hutcherson.  Ceresa  M    546 

Ireland,  Jo  Anne  B 

Hutcherson,  Luther  C.  495 

key.  Roc  D 

Hutcherson.  Peggy  L    546 

Irvin,  Linda  K. 

Hutcherson,  Sally  L  546 

Irving,  Rebecca  D    293 

Hutch. ns.  Rose  M 

Irwin,  Dons  J    439 

Hutchinson.  Betty  S 

Irwin,  Harry  C    237 

Hutchinson,  Blanche  M 

Irwin,  James  B   439 

Hutchinson,  Diann  F.  477 

Irwin,  Victoria  E    495 

Hutchinson,  Jack  T, 

Isaack,  Donna  S   439 

Hutchinson,  Lora  E. 

Isaacs,  Allyn  J 

Hutchinson,  Rebecca 

Isaacs,  Carol  A 

Hutson.  Joan  G 

Isaacs,  Floyd  T   439 

Hutson,  Philip  C 

Isaacs,  Irene  H 

Hutton,  Mary  C. 

Isaacs,  Janet  S. 

Hutton,  Ruby  E 

Isaacs,  John  E. 

Hutton,  Tmk  546 

Isaacs,  KathryneS.H    439 

Huysman,  Arnold  N. 

Isaacs.  Marilyn  R 

Huysman,  Keith  H    247.546 

Isaacs,  Rosie  M   495 

Hyde,  Judy  546 

Isaacs,  Steven  D 

Hyden,  DonsC. 

Iseral.  Pamela  K    546 

Hyden,  William  W 

Isham.  Witma  L.W 

Hylton,  MarjorieG 

Ison.  Carlton  E    Jr 

Hysmger.  Edward  J 

Ison.  Earl  D   Jr    546 

Ison,  Gary  L 

1 

Ison.  IraT    517 

Ison.  Jack  237 

Ibold.  Nancy  A 

Ison,  Joseph  D    495 

Ice.  John 

Ison,  KenzieP   517 

Idd.ngs.  Rebecca  A.  517 

Ison,  Michael  D 

Idle,  Kenneth  R    370,495 

Ison,  Robert  B    Jr 

Iglehart,  Robert  J    385,388,495.532 

Ison,  Ronald  E   495 

INDUSTRIAL  TECHNOLOGY 

Ison,  Vickie  R. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  148 

Ives.  Steven  R   382 

lnfant.no,  Blanca  I    439 

Ingels,  Mary  K    131 

J 

Ingram.  Billy  J 

Ingram.  Charles  R 

Jacina,  Mary  A.  312.395.495 

Ingram.  Jeanne  T 

Jack.  Linda  C. 

Ingram.  Jennifer  L 

Jackman,  Cheryl  J.  439 

Ingram.  Marvm  S 

Jackson.  Alberta  517 

Ingram,  Reba  439 

Jackson,  Barbara  G    495 

Ingram,  Ronald  G. 

Jackson,  Betty  D    546 

Inman,  John  H.  301.517 

Jackson,  Brenda  L 

Inn.s.  Philip  R 

Jackson,  Candrid  B    439 

Insco,  James  B.  218,380,439 

Jackson,  Connie  B    439 

Insko,  Alice  Cox  302,495 

Jackson,  Douglas  H 

Insko,  James  H    439 

Jackson.  Earl  G 

Insko,  Michael  A 

Jackson.  Frances  L   546 

Insko.  Randy  B. 

Jackson,  Frank  R    Jr 

Insko,  Theresa  T   286,517 

Jackson,  George  D.  316,387 

Jackson,  Jack 

Jackson, James  0 

Jackson.John  C.  517 

Jackson,  Joy  L. 

Jackson.  Judith  L.A. 

Jackson,  Kenneth  T. 

Jackson.  K.rk  A 

Jackson,  Linda  C.  495 

Jackson,  Margaret  G   219,224.439 

Jackson.  Margie  A   311.395,546 

Jackson.  Maria  W   439 

Jackson,  Mark  S. 

Jackson,  Mary  B.  565 

Jackson,  Merwyn  L 

Jackson,  Michael  B 

Jackson.  Patricia  A    517 

Jackson.  Robert  M 

Jackson, Stephen  F.  301 

Jackson.  Steven  C.  517 

Jackson,  Thomas  R. 

Jackson,  Virginia  L.  391,439 

Jackson,  Wade  G.  367,495 

Jacobs.  Bennie  J 

Jacobs,  Deborah  L.  517 

Jacobs,  Deborah  R    546 

Jacobs.  Diana  L.  517 

Jacobs,  George  W 

Jacobs,  James  E. 

Jacobs.  Jenny  L 

Jacobs,  Karen  A   362 

Jaeger.  Mar.tyn  S.  391.517 

James,  Harry  S 

James.  John  D    Jr 

James,  Judith  Claire  221 

James,  Keith  237 

James,  Leslie  A.  546 

James,  Lloyd  M.  546 

James,  Saundra  J 

James,  Verla  A.  439 

James.  William  J.  547 

James,  William  N    81 

Jansen,  Victoria  E   223,517 

Jared,  Phillip  L    290,547 

Jarvis.  Karen  S 

Jarvis.  Ronald  A. 

Jarvis,  Virginia  C. 

Jasper,  Kathy  E 

Jasper,  Mary  L    300.364,439 

Jasper,  Richard  C 

Jasper,  Robert  B    Jr 

Jasper,  Tara  L    547 

Jaynes,  Donald  E 

Jaynes.  Robert  L.  439 

Jeffers.  Jo  A   315,547 

Jeffers,  Sally  N.  547 

Jefferson,  David  L. 


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596    INDEX  &DIRECTORY'HOP-JEF 


Jeffri 
Jeffries,  James  G 
Jeffries,  Revette  L   547 
Jeffries,  Stewart  L 
Jeffs,  Vick.  D   517 
Jenkins,  David  T    303.439 
Jenkins.  Deborah  A.  390,517 
Jenkins,  Douglas 


Jenkir 

Jenkn 


Jenkn 


Jan 


Mar. 


Jenkins.  Martin  S. 

Jenkins,  Mildred  R    439 

Jenkins.  William  J   382,439 

Jennings.  Beverly  J 

Jennings.  Elizabeth  G   440 

Jennings.  Gordon  W 

Jennings.  Mabel  219 

Jennings.  Margaret  A 

Jennings,  Marion  W 

Jensen,  Vicki  D   517 

Jernigan,  Thomas  E 

Jessee.  William  K.  372.440 

Jester,  Moseill  B 

Jett,  Amy  P. 

Jett,  Barry  L.  547 

Jett,  Gordon  L    495 

Jett.  Ricki  L   495 

Jett.  Wanda 

Jewell.  Donald  C   289,298,495 

Jewell.  Gloria  A.  517 

Jewell,  Luther  D   547 

Jinks,  Virginia  N.  315 

Johns,  Barry  C.  495 

Johns,  Carol  A 

Johns,  Judy  K.  547 

Johns.  Kitty  L.  495 

Johns,  Margaret  G 

Johns,  VirginiaS    495 

.Billy  F. 

.  Brenda  L.  547 

,  Carol  A   495 

.Carroll  D   547 

.  Charles  F    547 


Johns< 


li.hn 


CUM 


Johnson 

Clayton  M   517 

Johnson 

Coolee  J. 

Johnson 

Damta  AS 

Johnson 

Dannie  L 

Johnson 

Dayle  A  519 

Johnson 

Diane  R 

Johnson 

Eileen  D. 

Johnson 

Eudell  D. 

Johnson 

Garnie  M   547 

Johnson 

George  R. 

Johnson 

Gladys  N 

Johnson 

Gregory  440 

Johnson 

Gwendolyn  E 

Johnson 

Jacqueline  C. 

Johnson 

Jacqueline  S.  547 

Johnson 

Jacquelyn  S 

Johnson 

James  C. 

Johnson 

James  H. 

Johnson 

James  S.  440 

Johnson 

Janet  G    547 

Johnson 

John  W, 

Johnson 

Judy  R 

Johnson 

Kay  A.  312,547 

Johnson 

Keen  D 

Johnson 

Keith  W.  440 

Johnson 

Linda  J.  354 

Johnson 

Lynn  R 

Johnson 

Marcia  L.  519 

Johnson 

Margaret  A   519 

Johnson 

Mark  S. 

Johnson 

Marsha  D   316,547 

Johnson 

Merle 

Johnson 

Michael  C 

Johnson 

Micheal  D 

Johnson 

Mike  J. 

Johnson 

Nancy  J.  547 

Johnson 

Noble  T   495 

Johnson 

Olivers 

Johnson 

Pamela  H. 

Johnson 

Pamela  J.  547 

Johnson 

Patricia  A  495 

Johnson 

Patricia  H. 

Johnson 

Patsy  R. 

Johnson 

Paul  S. 

Johnsc 

n.  Philip  495 

Johns: 

n.  Ralph  T    245 

Johnsc 

n.  Randy  T. 

Johnsc 

n.  Sandra  K   477 

Johnsc 

n.  Sharon  A.  481 

Johnsc 

n,  Stephen  III  495 

Johnsc 

n,  Stephen  T.  266.267 

Johnsc 

n.  Steven  A.  519 

Johnsc 

n.  Terrence  A. 

Johnsc 

n,  Viola  M. 

Johnsc 

n,  William  C 

Johnsc 

n.  Winnie  S.  547 

Johnsc 

n.  Yvette  A.  547 

Johnst 

on.  Andrea  L. 

Johnston,  Guy  D   265 
Johnston,  Jean  E 
Johnston.  Michael  L.  440 
Johnston,  Richard  C.  519 
Johnston.  Ruth  547 


Jllh 


,  Thel 


Jone 

s,  Adda  G. 

Jone 

s,  Allie  F. 

Jone 

s.  Anita  M. 

Jone 

s.  Audrey  Z 

Jone 

s,  Bonnie  J.  547 

Jone 

s,  Cheryl  E    398 

Jone 

i,  Clinton  A.  390 

Jone 

,  David  C 

Jone 

,  David  M.  519 

Jone 

,  David  P. 

Jone 

;,  Debra  A   519 

Jone 

,.  Denise  E    547 

Jone 

,.  Dianne  C.  547 

Jone 

>.  Donald  R    301.440 

Jone 

s,  Douglas  R. 

Jone 

,  Eddie  W. 

Jone 

,.  Edward  E.  III  647 

Jone 

.  Elizabeth  T. 

Jones,  George  R 
Jones,  Gerald  R 
Jones,  Gregory  A    519 


J, ... 


.  Herbert  E    200,205,375,; 
,  Hugh  A.  547 
,  Jacqueline  495 
,  James  W 


Jones,  Jeffrey  L 
Jones,  Jerry  S- 
Jones,  Jessie  L   444 
Jones,  Johnnie  G   482 
Jones,  Jonell 


,  Jori 


Jon 


I  R. 


Jones,  Lawrence  D   495 

Jones,  Linda  A 

Jones,  Lisa  M   353.517 

Jones,  Lloyd  H    Jr 

Jones,  Lonnie  C. 

Jones,  Melinda  440 

Jones.  Michael  A.  372 

Jones,  Nancy  A   495,547 

Jones,  Nancy  A 

Jones,  Nathan  L 

Jones,  Norma  C   440 

Jones.  Norman 

Jones.  Norman  E 

Jones.  Norris  D. 

Jones,  Peggy  D.  31  1 

Jones.  Philip  A   225 

Jones.  Rebecca  D 

Jones,  Rebecca  K-  519 

Jonas.  Richard  W. 

Jones,  Roger  N 

Jones.  Ruben  E.  440 

Jones,  Sanford  L.  42,302 

Jones,  Sharon  B.  495 

Jones.  Sydney  B.S.  440 

Jones.  Teddy  D 

Jones.  Thomas  C   519 

Jones.  Thomas  N 

Jones,  Timothy  C.  255 

Jones,  Vicki  L  547 

Jones,  Vickie  L   354.519 

Jones,  Virginia  K   565 

Jones,  Vivian  C 

Jones,  Wallena  310,312 

Jones,  William  D   495 

Jordan,  Anna  F 

Jordan,  Barry  L 

Jordan,  Carole  L.  310,440,495 

Jordan,  Daniel  D.  245.247.477 

Jordan,  David 

Jordan.  Jan  W.  495 

Jordan,  Martha  A   393,495 

Jordan,  Mary  J.  300 

Jordan,  Ronnie  G. 

Jordan.  Stayce  L.  300,  440 

Jordan.  Thomas  E    519,613 

Joseph,  Betty  L.  495 

Jouett,  Sandra  L 

Joyce,  Barry  A 

Joyner,  Jerry  E 

Judd,  Diana  L. 

Judd,  Glenda  R.  495 

Judd,  Pamela  K.  547 

Judge,  Patricia  M.  548 

Judson.  Amelia  Y   310,359,440 

Judy,  Gerald  D. 

Judy,  Thomas  M. 

Juett.  James  C 

Jupin,  Lawrence  R.  519 

Jurek,  Elizabeth  J   548 

Jurgens,  Karen  A. 

Justice,  Chester  Jr.  548 

Justice,  Clayton  519 

Justice,  Clinton  D.  440 


Justice,  Marsha  D   362.495 
Justice,  Nancy  J.  548 
Justice.  Robert  E 
Justice,  Sandra  L   519 
Justice,  Stephen 
Justice,  William  S. 
Justice,  William  W.  519 


K 

Kabithe,  Daniel  W 

Kadlec.  Anna  K 

Kaelin,  Lawrence  W.  237,375 

Kahlo,  Margaret  D. 

Kaiser,  Vivian  E    565 

Kale,  Edwin  T.  548 

Kalla,  Mumir  M. 

Kallop,  Jerry  L   495 

Kandle.  Kathleen  M,  359,519 

Kandle,  Kirk  M. 

Kane,  John  N.  440 


Pan 


.  519 


Kaplan,  Virginia  G 
KAPPA  ALPHA  ORDER  100,373 
KAPPA  DELTA  362 
KAPPA  DELTA  PI  219 
KAPPA  DELTA  TAU  288,293 
KAPPA  IOTA  EPSILON  223 
KAPPA  PHI  DELTA  364 
KAPPA  PHI  DELTA 

DANCE  MARATHON  522 
Kareth.  Karen  E,  548 
Karnes,  George  R 
Karpmsky,  Constance 
Karpinsky,  Michael  W 
Karr,  Eugene  C 
Karrer,  Kathleen  A 
Karnck,  Kathenn  L.  495 
Karrick,  Randall  D    249 
Kash.  Adrian 
Kathlina,  James  W 
Kaufman,  David  S 
Kaufman.  Ronald  L    440 
Kautz,  Frank  A 
Kavanaugh,  Marilyn  J.  316 
Kawaia.  Galib  E    259,328.495 
Kawaja,  Mary  A   519 
Kaylor.  Dan  E    376 
Kaylor.  Michael  R.  338,376,440 
Kays,  Jerry  D. 
Kays.  Joseph  L 
Kays.  Rudy  M.  376 
Keal.  Renard  R 
Kearney.  Mary  T 
Kearns.  Jimmie  A 
Kearns.  John  M.  495 
Kearns,  Marlena  B   519 


r  ean 


.ley 


Keck.  James  H 
Keck.  Norma  R   565 
Keefe.  Patricia  K 
Keehner.  Jayne  L.  519 
Keeling,  Charles  E    548 
Keeling,  Sharon  L   548 
Keen,  Jean  P. 
Keen,  William  H. 
Keenan,  Douglas  E 
Keene,  Rebecca  L  519 
Kees,  Linda  J   495 
Kees,  Nancy  J   548 
Keeton.  Chester  225,495 
Keeton.  James  L   548 
Kefauver,  Patty  J   293 
Keffer.  Linda  R 
Kehoe.  Bob  J    310.440 
Kehoe,  Mary  L 
Keith.  James  L 
Keith.  Marsha  E   565 
Keith.  Nadle  F    305,310.495 


k.-i 


,  Willi. 


Ke.thley.  Larry  M 
Kelhoffer,  Charles  I. 
Kelhoffer.  Herbert  F. 
Kelhoffer,  Linda  W. 


Ken. 


,  Chai 


Keller,  David  E    548 

Keller.  Deborah  L. 

Keller.  Thomas  E 

Keller,  Tony  548 

Kellerman,  Karen  A   331,495 

Kelley,  Barbara  D 

Kelley,  David  M.  519 

Kelley,  Donald  W. 

Kelley,  Donna  L   519 

Kelley,  James  G 

Kelley,  Jo  A. 

Kelley.  Larry  S 

Kelley.  Nancy  L.J.  495 

Kelley.  Nancy  S 

Kelley,  Robert  B 

Kelley,  Robert  L. 

Kelley,  Sarah  K.  548 

Kellis,  Thomas  L.  375,519 

Kells,  Robert  L.  303,440 

Kelly,  Brenda  A. 

Kelly,  David  R. 

Kelly,  Jerry  L.  548 


Kelly.  John  C. 
Kelly.  Malcolm  H   367,440 
Kelly,  Peggy  C 
Kelly.  Ralph  D   495 
Kelly,  Robert  D 
Kelly.  Roger  A 
Kelly.  Tish  B.  295,362,519 
Kelsay,  Kenneth  S   219.224,496 
Kelso.  Cynthia  A.  548 
Kemerly,  Ricky  L   327.548 
Kemp.  Jean  A.  549 
Kemp,  Thomas  E 
Kemper,  James  Jr   519 
Kemper,  John  T    Jr 
Kemper,  Mary  A 
Kendall.  Carl  M.  370 
Kendall.  Ritchie  H.  271 
Kendnck.  Fatma  J   440 
Kendr.ck.  Ronald  G. 
Kennedy,  Albert  S-  496 
Kennedy,  Anthony  W 
Kennedy,  Donna  E    549 
Kennedy,  James  F   440 
Kennedy.  Jennifer  L.  440 
Kennedy, Joan  R    482 
Kennedy,  Karen  S.  519 
Kennedy.  Marie  A 
KENTUCKY  MOUNTAIN 
LAUREL  QUEEN  110 
Keogh,  Barbara  A.  565 
Kephart.  Suzanne  D 
Kepler.  David  M   330.519 
Kerbaugh,  Glyn  D    Jr 
Kerby,  Glenna  H.  219,477 
Kern,  Angela  294,295,314, 

359,519 
Kerr.  Peggy  J.  519 
Kesel,  Nancy  C 
Kessler.  David  L   380,440 
Kettler,  Michael  A 
Kidd,  Bettina  E    496 
Kidd.  Brenda  L   565 
Kidd.  Earnest  G 
Kidd,  Elves,  D. 
Kidd,  Evelyn  M   300.496 
Kidd.  Hildreth  C 
Kidd.  Howard  K   290,519 
Kidd,  James  M.  549 
Kidd,  Linda  G. 
Kidd,  Roy  232,237 
Kidd,  Sandra  A.  519 
Kidd,  Sharyan  L   496 
Kidd,  Virginia  S.  311 
Kiddoo.  Pamelas   549 
ney,  Harriet  H 
well,  Boyd  B   549 

Cidwell.  Gold.e  C   441 

Cidwell.  Herman  W 

Cidwell.  James  S.  Jr  496 

Cidwell,  Robyn  M 

Ciefer,  David  T. 

,  Charles  L   496 
.Judith  C.S.  300,496 


Iburn,  Lucille 

Igore,  Joyce  K.  549 

lien,  Judith  A. 

Ilion,  Bradley  E. 

m,  Yon  477 

mball.  Gail  L.  549 

mbrough,  Reed  D.  316,519 

nberger.  Barbara  L   519 

ncaid,  Carole  D 

ncaid.  Harold  F    549 

ncaid,  Joan  H. 

ncer,  Mary  J  H, 

ncer,  Roger  D 

nder.  Glen  K. 

nder.  Janice  E    224.496 

nder.  Judy  L   441 

ndler,  Thomas 

ndoll,  Linda  F 

ng,  Addie  R 

ng,  AnnbruceG    549 

ng,  Barbara  A.  557 

ng,  David  C 

ng,  Denzil  O. 

ng,  Douglas  K 

ng,  Edward  Jr   237,392 

ng,  Everett  G 

ng,  Gary  S. 

ng, John  M. 

ng,  Joyce  G   519 

ng,  Juanita  G 

ng,  Karen  S.  549 

ng,  Kathy  A. 

ng,  Kenneth  D 

ng,  Kris  A.  519 

ng,  Mary  S 

g,  Meredith  G  H 
ng,  Mitchell  W 
n9,  Pamela  K.  519 
ng.  Paul  W. 
ng,  Sara  M. 
ng,  Shirley  R   496 
ng,  Willie  J. 
ngsbury,  Carol  J.  519 
ngsolver.  Roy  S.  549 
nker.  Paula  S.  305.496 


Kinman,  Barry  G.  519 
Kinman.  Benjamin  T.  376 
Kinman,  Judy  L-  496 
Kinman,  Philip  M   441 
Kinman,  Rinda  A 
Kmmon,  Dorothy  A   310.312,496 
Kmnaird,  Michael  W. 
Kinnard.  Larry  W 


.Willi 


I  j 


Kinnetz,  Eugene  J,  247,477 

Kinney,  Charles  L 

Kinsolving,  Lucien  L. 

Kipp,  Catherine  A.  441 

Kirby,  Ethel  M 

Kirby,  Larry  R. 

Kirby,  Linden  D   391,549 

Kirby.  Sheila  L   219.441 

Kirchdorfer,  Dorothy  549 

Kirchner.  Clarence  C 

Kirk,  John  B 

Kirk  Phillip  T- 

Kirk,  Stephen  R    370.388.519 

Kirk,  William  E 

Kirkland.  Marcia  A   482 

K.rkpatrick,  Dorothy  L.  314 

Kirksey,  Larry  237 

Kirzinger.  Robert  S   298 

Kiser,  Eric  P   549 


Kis 


,  Ma: 


I  D 


Kiss.ck.  Diana  F 
Kitchen,  Judy  L 
Kitchen.  Mona  F 
Kitchens.  William  E 
Kiteck.  Jennie  B 
Klamo.  Jo  A  441 
Kleckner.  Karen  D    519 


D... 


sM. 


Klein,  Kenneth  C   292,496 

Kleme,  Glen  221 

Kleine,  Glen  AW 

Kleme,  Joan  K 

Klenk,  Gary  G    375 

Klenk,  Harold  W   289,519 

Kleykamp.  Joseph  K 

Klingler,  Patricia  A    441 

Kloentrup,  Carl  J 

Klopfer,  Michael  J   219.272,367, 


Knarr,  Emma  C 

Knauer.  Garry  E    496 

Knauer,  Shirley  M.  496 

Knecht,  Thomas  L  496 

Knechtly,  Verna  L 

Kneisel,  Richard  L 

Knepfle,  Lawrence  613 

Knight,  Cynthia  I    549 

Knight.  John  E 

Knight.  Laura  L   359.519 

Knight.  Patricia  A.  315,519 

Knight,  Patricia  C    549 

Knight,  William  P 

Knowles,  Thomas  C 

Knox.CaroleT   519 

Knudsen,  Barbara  I    293.310.496 

Koch,  Richard  J    Jr 

Kochin,  Steve  L. 

Kock,  Charles  L 

Koehler.  Robert  E 

Koenig,  Kathleen  M.  519 

Koester,  Jan  R    549 

Koger,  Helen  N. 

Kogut,  Paul  M. 

Kohl,  Patricia  A   549 

Kohlbecker,  Karen  M. 

Kohlbecker,  Kathy  A    331.549 

Kohler.  JohnE 

Kohls,  Bernard  R 

Kok.  Kevin  O    247 

Kolasa,  Johnny  R 

Kolinske.  Richard  J.  289,298,477 

Koiloff.  Margaret  B. 

Kopp.  Garry  W 

Kornrumpf,  Sandra  A   297 

Kostun,  George  W 

Kostun,  Judith  D 

Kottmyer,  Cathryn  A.  549 

Kovreg,  Loureen  A. 

Kowalski.  Robert  J. 

Kraig,  Alice  K  92,93,359,496 

Kraiss,  Jerry  W    249 


Kramer,  Danny  L 
Kramer,  John  A. 
Kranz.  Karen  E.  549 
Kraps.  Don  W. 
Krasinski,  Charlotte  441 
Krasinski,  David  C 
Kraus,  Steven  P 
Krauth.  Linda  S.  549 
Krautwater,  Kathryn  A.  549 
Kremer.  David  R.  375 
Kreusling,  Richard  L 
Krucker,  Richard  S   496 
Krueger,  Alan  C-  380.442 
Kruer,  Judy  A. 
Kruse,  James  E    549 


INDEX  &DIRECTORY/JEF-KRU    597 


Kruse,  Roy  J. 
Kuchenbrod,  Karen  L. 
Kuehn,  David  M 
Kuehn.  Regina  M.  549 
Kuehne.  Maria  293 
Kuffner,  Carla  A    549 
Kuhn,  Gregorv  A. 
Kuhn,  Pamelas   219 
Kuhn,  Ronne  A 
Kuhnhenn.  Gary  L. 
Kuhnhenn,  Lynda  D   219,442 
Kuhns,  Sharon  L.  519 

KuM,  Douglas  C.  519 

Kunst.  Knsand  L.  390,442 

Kurapkat.  Margaret  A.  223,519 

Kurk,  James  H    519 

Kurtz,  Jennie  L  519 

Kurtz,  Richard  E    496 

Kutchback,  Robert  C   223,385,519 

Kwak,  Michiko  496 

Kwozalla,  Steffani  L  549 

KYMA  294 


LaFavers.  Shirley  R.  442 
LaMonda,  Jane  L 
LaSharp,  Lineo  326 
Lacaden.  Lenena  549 
Lackey,  Elizabeth  D.  549 
Lackey,  Maurice  L 
Lahley,  Mary  A.  549 
Lamhart,  Aaron  D 
Laird,  Jennifer  L.  549 
Lake,  David  L   290,442 
Lake.  Gloria  J. 
Lake,  Jo  A. 
Lake,  Nancy  D 
Lake,  Terry  L    290,367,496 
Lakes,  Gloria  R. 
Lakes,  Judy  L. 
Lakes.  Melvin 
Lakes,  Sharon  F 
Lally,  Kathleen  A 
Lamarr,  Janice  C.  549 
Lamb,  Janice  K.  482 
Lamb,  Jerry  G   549 
Lamb,  Mary  A.  496 
Lamb,  Nancy  A 
Lambdm,  David  P 
Lambdin,  Paula  D   314,519 
Lambert.  Danny  C.  549 
Lambert,  Thomas  L.  328 
Lambert,  Wesley 
Lampton,  Ellen  L 
Land.  Gloria  J. 
Land,  Janet  K. 
Land,  Judy  P. 
Lander,  Walden  E 
Landreth,  John  W.  442 
Landrum.  Brenda  G.  496 
Lane,  Benn.e  R    170 
Lane.  Brenda  S.  519 
Lane,  Danny  D    496 
Lane,  Dav.d  R.  290.549 


Lam 


/id  W. 


Lane,  Dennis  L    565 

Lane,  Jackie  L. 

Lane,  Jerry  D 

Lane,  Patricia  A.  482 

Lane.  Wendell  L 

Lanfersiek,  Michael  N 

Lang,  Hui  Pu  477 

Lang,  Victor  E 

Lange,  Bruce  M    255,380.496 

Lange,  Frank  B    442 

Lange,  Linda  C. 

Langhorst,  Andrea  C.  496 

Langman,  Regina  B.  519 

Langston,  Howard  V 

Lanrtam,  Terry  A. 


Lan 


m.  Timothy  J 

m.  William  V    442 

.  Gregory  J    316 

, John  R.  549 

,  Paul  W.  223,286,519 

,  Joe  B. 


Lanter.  Paul  C    549 
Lanter,  Paul  C. 
Lanter,  Ted  W 
Lape,  Patricia  A    549 
Larese,  Larry  J    477 
Larkey,  James  D 
Lark.n,  Gary  R    549 


Larrr 


,  Jarr 


Lash,  Charles  E 
Laswell.  Brent  R.  442 
Lathrop,  Phyllis  H 
Latimer,  Karen  A.  304,394,496 
Latta.  Charles  M 
Laubenthal,  Gary  D 
Laudati,  Joan  W. 
Laughlm,  James  F. 
Laurence,  Stephen  M 


Lav; 


v    Su,-, 


.■  M 


LAW  ENFORCEMENT. 

SCHOOL  OF  152.153 
Lawler.  Deborah  L   311,519 
Lawler.  Mark  A 
Lawless,  Carol  T. 
Lawless,  Carson  R. 
Lawless.  Mark  A.  549 
Lawrence,  Deborah  549 
Lawrence,  Dennis  W.  519 
Lawrence,  Gary  S.  519 
Laws,  Elizabeth  S   482 
Lawson.  Carl  E    Jr. 
Lawson,  Constance  M. 
Lawson,  Deborah  519 
Lawson,  Frances  G.  442 
Lawson,  Frank  D.  442 
Lawson,  Fred 
Lawson,  Gail  A.  549 
Lawson,  Harry  B.  519 
Lawson,  Henrietta  565 
Lawson.  James  F. 
Lawson.  John  320 
Lawson,  Linda  S. 
Lawson.  Patricia  E    565 
Lawson,  Patsy  L    565 
Lawson,  Peggy  R. 
Lawson,  Ronnie  S. 
Lawson,  Stanley  G. 
Lay,  Arlie  J   Jr 
Lay,  Claude  P    Jr   496 
Lay,  Irene 
Lay,  Jewell  G. 
Laycock,  Michael  G 
Layford,  Mary  J. 
Layman.  Gary  L. 
Layman,  Martha  J 
Layman,  Thomas  E.  443 
Layne,  David  A 
Layne,  Freda  L.  519 
Laytart.  Robert  W. 
Layton,  Cecil  B.  519 
Lazza,  Linda  A    496 
LeMaster,  Rebekah  R 
LeMay,  Linda  J.  549 
LeMay.  Peggy  A    496 
LeValley,  Lisbeth  K.  549 
Leach,  Brenda  G 
Leach.  James  P.  519 
Leach,  Jerry  D. 
Leach,  Judy  C  D 
Leach,  Kathy  J.  496 
Leach,  Leslie  M.  154 
Leach,  Linda  G-  519 
Leake,  John  C.  496 
Lear,  Rice  W    382.496 
Leary,  Carolyn  A.P 
Leary,  Larry  L 
Leasor.  Gary  D   219.443 
Leathers,  Donald  R    Jr    549 
Leavell,  James  F    549 
Ledford.  Eileen  G.  496 
Ledford,  Joan  M.  443 
Ledford,  Kenneth  H. 
Ledford,  Laura  D   549 
Ledford,  Norman  A 
Ledford,  Patricia  D.M.  443 
Ledford,  Phyllis  W. 
Ledford,  Ronald  M.  443 
Ledington,  Sandra  LB 
Leed.  Brenda  J    549 
Lee.  Chee 

Lee,  Deborah  A.  519 
Lee,  Donald  G.  519 
Lee.  Frances  N  549 
Lee,  James  A.  172 

Lee,  Janet  K 

Lee,  Lenville  R. 

Lee,  Lok 

Lee,  Patsy  J, 

Lee,  Robert  E 

Lee,  Roy  D. 

Leet.  David  L 

Lefevers,  Arthur  Jr.  565 

Lefevers,  Jerry  W   443 

Lefevers,  LonmeS.  M.  496 

Legel.  Dan.e!  J.  549 

Legel,  Linda  C 

Leger,  Robert  E. 

Lehman,  Madonna  L.  565 

Leinbach,  Paula 

Leith,  Dalton  W 

LeMaster,  Rebehah  R.  353,443 

Lemmons,  Jack  SO 

Lemons,  Shirley  J. 

Lenahan,  Thomas  D 

Lenberger.  Shern  L.  549 

Lennart,  Adnenne  H    309,395,549 

Lentz,  James  L. 

Lentz,  Steven  F. 

Leonard,  Anna  M.S. 

Lester,  Denis  C. 

Lester,  Edwin  C. 

Lester,  James  C 

Lethgo,  Nancy  L.  443 

Letton,  Thomas  L 

Leung.  Samuel  S.  164 

Leumg.  Jill  A.  224,496 


Levine.  Jacqueline  A 
Lewallen,  Carl  L.  549 
Lewellyn,  Jack  255,257 
Lewis,  Anne  J.  549 
Lewis,  Beverly  C.  549 
Lewis,  Bruce  R. 
Lewis,  Carolyn  S.  443 
Lewis,  Charles  R 
Lewis,  Clyde  J.  136 
Lewis,  David  E    519 
Lewis,  Deborah  K   549 
Lewis,  Duane  A.  496 
Lewis,  George  E.  307 
Lewis,  Georgia  A 


L.v. 


..Jan 


Lewis,  James  M    443 

Lewis,  Jennifer  L 

Lewis.  Jerry  L. 

Lewis,  Mervyn  249,565 

Lewis,  Phaon  T 

Lewis,  Shirley  M.  496 

Lewis.  Stephen  S.  310,443 

Lewis,  Susan  G. 

Lewis,  Ton.  K   295,362,519 

Lewis,  William  B 


Lew 


;.  Wil 


L'bbey,  James  K. 
Lichtenberger,  Clay 
Lichty,  Daniel  A 
L.ckert,  Susan  K.  223,520 
Lieske.  Coleen  S. 
Lightner,  Linda  J. 
Lightner,  Ricky  P   359,444 
Lightner,  Sherne  T 
Liles,  Philip  A.  296,375 
Lillis,  Gail  P   201,444 
Lilly,  Robert  A.  496 
Lin,  Horng  J.  477 
Linden,  Kay  L 
Lmder,  Barbara  A    482 
Lmder,  Earnest  J    306.549 
Lindsay.  Bryan  E.  138 
Lindsay,  Jacqueline  S 
Lindsey,  Ella  J 
Lmdsey,  William  R 
Lmebauga,  David  C.  382 
Lmgruen,  Nancy  L.  549 


<Cha 


s  W 


Lmkous.  DianiaC. 
Linville,  Donald  G. 
Lmville,  Larry  E. 


!.  Na 


.  549 


Lipke,  W.I 
Lipps,  Joyce  520 
Lipps,  Katherme  520 
Lipps,  Ralph 
Lippy,  John  J.  565 
Lippy,  Julia  M. 
Lisanby,  William  C 
Lisi,  Richard  R 
Lisle.  James  P    303,444 
Litteral,  Carolyn  S   444 
Little,  Bobby  G 
Little,  Celestme  A 
Little,  David  H. 
Little,  David  S 
Little,  Helen  L.  520 
Little,  James  B. 
Little,  Larry  J 
Little,  Norman 
Little.  PalmaE    520 
Little,  Phyllis  D 
Little,  Richard  D   549 
Little,  Warren  B. 


L.ttrell,  Terrence  A. 

Livengood,  Brenda  N. 

Livengood,  Delmer  H 

Livmgood,  Rita  G.  496 

Lloyd.  Connie  P 

Lloyd.  David  M.  382.444 

Loader,  Teresa  K   359,520 

Lobb,  Delbert  L. 

Lobb,  Ronald  G. 

Lobono.  Vincent  J.  496 

Locker,  Teresa  K.  444 

Lockhart,  Scott  C 

Locknane,  Larry  G.  219,303,496 

Lockr.dge,  Billy 

Lockndge.  Billy  R.  376,496 

Lockndge.  Diane  496 

Lockndge,  Janet  L.  549 

Loeb,  Tina  F    549 

Loewenstine.  Richard  264.265,292 

Loftin,  William  G. 

Loftis,  Carla  Y.  496 

Logan.  Margie  B   362.496 

Logston.  Gary  D 


Lorl 


I  M. 


Lohr,  Valerie  J 
London,  Charles  J.  387 
Lonergan,  Thomas  M 

Long.  Bobbie  D  444 
Long,  Charles  R.  205 
Long,  Donald  L,  445 
Long,  Dorrance  A.  Jr 


Long,  Douglas  K    445 

Long,  Gary  M.  549 

Long,  Gene  R.  549 

Long,  Gwenn  G    496 

Long,  Jane  R.  312,496 

Long,  Jarvis  K. 

Long,  John  139 

Long,  John  D 

Long,  Kenneth  J   315,376.495.600 

Long,  Larry  A. 

Long,  Larry  M.  445 

Long.  Marilyn  H. 

Long,  Theo  H 

Long,  William  H 

Long,  William  L    358,445 

Long,  William  W    Jr 

Longaker,  Frank  E 

Longona,  Noe  A.  330 

Lonneman,  Mary  B.  549 

Looft,  Stephen  R 

Lose,  Robert  G.  520 

Lott,  Jeron  E.  520 

Lott,  Rebecca  A   520 

Louderback,  Demse  549 

Loughmiller,  Michael 

Louis,  Stephan  M   298,565 

Love.  Carolyn  S   549 

Love,  Gary  A 

Love.  Richard  F. 

Love,  Tommie  D 

Loveaii,  Michael  W. 

Loveland,  Howard  B. 

Lovell.  Belinda  E  V. 

Lovely,  Sandra  K.  549 
Lowe,  Deborah  M.  520 
Lowe.  Stephen  F. 
Lowe,  Susan  L.  549 
Lowery,  Charles  O    Jr    316.549 


Low 


,  Parr 


Lownstem,  Richard  392 
Loy,  Janet  L. 
Lubrecht,  Barbara  A.  482 
Lucas,  Beverly  J    549 


Lucas,  Joyn  R 
Lucas,  Martin  H 
Lucas,  Robert  M. 
Lucas.  Rosetta  307.520 
Lucas,  William  S.  445 
Luckett,  Jams  M 
Luckett,  Philip  L.  520 
Luken,Tern  A   520 
Lumsden,  Barbara  E    550 
Lunceford.  George  D    550 
Lundy.  Sandra  K.  550 
Lunsford,  Eric  B. 
Lunsford,  Gary  L. 
Lunsford,  James  B. 
Lusco,  Pete  Jr. 
Lusk,  Danny 
Lusk,  Polly  A 
Lutkenhoff,  Robert  W 
Luxon,  Judith  K   520 
Luxon,  Kenneth  G. 
Luy,  Jack  A.  143 


Lyi* 


5  W- 


Lyle,  Lynda  M. 
Lyman,  James  T    496 
Lynch.  Carolyn  S.  496 
Lynch,  Charles  E.  Jr 
Lynch,  John  W  Jr.  301 
Lynch,  Phyllis  D 
Lynch.  Robert  S. 
Lynch,  Steve  A 
Lyndes,  Gerald  F.  496 
Lynn,  Sam  P.  Jr.  445 
Lynn,  Sharon  R. 
Lynn,  Thomas  F. 
Lyon.  Joe  A    550 
Lyon,  Judy  354 
Lyon,  Marlene  E,  224,445 
Lyon,  Michael  T. 
Lyons,  David  L  496 
Lyons,  E.  Evelyn  B 
Lyons,  Jack  L. 
Lyons,  James  L.  237 
Lyons,  Larry  R. 
Lyons,  Linda  C   445 
Lyons,  MikeC.  217,310,445 
Lyons,  Paula  G.H. 
Lyons,  Violet  M.  550 
Lyttle,  Gail  L.  111,316,557 
M 

MacDonald,  Elizabeth  304,497 
Macaulay,  Phyllis  A.  550 
Mack,  Carolyn  Y 
Mack,  Elaine  360.388 
Mack.  Linda  D.  316.550 
Macke,  Stephen  J.  520 
Mackenzie,  James  C.  370,497 
Mackey.  Howard  C. 
Mackin,  Ann  H   305,520 
Macy,  Rebecca  J.  362,446 
Madden,  Eva  J. 
Madden,  James  C    387 


Madden,  James  H. 
Madden,  Jerry  W. 
Madden,  Linda  S.  391,550 
Madison,  Janice  M. 
Madison,  Loretta  J. 
Madon,  Vicki  C.  520 
Madras,  Karen  M.  293,497 
Magee,  Verna  O. 
Magers,  Jeffrey  S    550 
Maggard,  Deborah  J.  446 
Maggard,  James  S. 
Maggard.  Linda  S.  550 
Maggard.  Lon  A 
Maggard.  Robert  E 
Maggard,  Sheila  R.  565 
Mahanes,  Kenneth  L. 
Maher,  James  A. 
Maher,  Sandra  J. G. 
Mahuron,  Roger  L. 
Mains,  Joyce  A.  550 
Mams,  Patty  L.  304,550 
Major,  James  D 
Makm,  Jerry  W.  446 

Malachowskt.  Sandra  L 

Malatesta.  Winnie  A   303,446 

Mallory,  James  R.  550 

Malone,  Valerie  L.  362 

Maloney.  Robert  C.  303.446 

Maloy,  Richard  E    200 

Mancinelli,  Tern  A 

Mandt,  Mary  B    329.550 

Mandt,  Stephen  A.  520 

Mangus,  Lisa  E . 

Mangus,  William  M.  446 

Man.on,  Debby  C.  362,388 

Mamon,  William  P,  446 

Manley.  Carol  A. 

Mann,  Barbara  J.  302,446 

Mann,  Gary  L. 

Mann,  Marion  K.M. 

Mann.  Nancy  A    446 

Mann,  Thomas  E.  385,520 

Manning,  John  L. 

Manning.  Joseph  C.  Jr. 

Manning,  Linda  S    550 

Manning,  Thomas  A. 

Mantel.  Linda  S   221 ,305,308, 
407.520 

Manz.  Mary  P. 

Maranville,  Robert  L. 

Maras.  Robert  R 

Marcket.  James  V 

Marcket,  Kathy  A. 

Marcum,  Brenda  G. 


,  Ed 

.  Edward  R. 

, Ina J    565 

,  James  C.  375,446 

,  Joseph  S. 


Marcum,  Lucy  C.  550 
Marcum,  Robert  C. 
Marcum.  Robert  III 
Marcum.  Teddy  F. 
Marcum,  Vivian  G.  446 
Marion,  Vickie  C.  550 
Markesbery,  James  R.  550 
Markesbery,  William  R.  550 
Markham,  Charles  E. 
Marks,  Pamela  S.  219,305.446 
Marks.  Richard  L.  305,497 
Marksberry,  James  R.  497 
Marksberry,  Pamela  A.  520 
Markus,  Bernard  J.  Ill 
Markuson,  Gilbert  L    520 
Markwell,  Joyce  E 

Markwell,  Loyce  E 

Marlett.  Kelby  S.  446 

Marlett.  Sarah  Y.  295.446 

Marlow.  Donna  K.  520 

Marlow,  Marcie  L.  223 

Marlow.  Sharon  L.  304,520 

Marlowe,  Jayne  L.  297,550 

Marlowe.  Martha  J.  482 

Marmillot,  Daryl  P.  550 

Marquis.  Gregory  T.  446 

Marsh,  Kathryn 

Marsh,  Linda  B    446 

Marsh,  Thomas  O. 

Marshall,  Camilla  E.S. 

Marshall,  Charles  M    387 

Marshall,  Claudia  M.  295,329,497 

Marshall,  David  G. 

Marshall.  Deborah  L.  550 

Marshall,  Demse  D. 

Marshall,  Gregory  L   375 

Marshall,  John  Jr. 

Marshall.  Larry  T. 

Marshall,  Leslie  S. 

Marshall,  Letha  520 

Marshall,  Linda  S   520,557 

Marshall,  Mary  J  446 

Marshall,  Richard  E.  520 

Marshall,  Robert  B    550 

Marshall,  Thomas  F.  Jr.  330 

Marshall,  Virginia  A    550 

Marshall,  William  T 

Marstella,  Terry  L. 


598    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY 'KRU-MAR 


Eastern  fans  fill  the  stadium  to  capacity  on  Homecoming  day. 


Marston,  Donna  P.  446 

Mason.  John  M.  550 

May,  James  R 

Marteilo.  Kevin  D-  550 

Mason,  Joyce  E.  447 

May,  Jon  D.  96 

Martello.  Michael  J.  367,446 

Mason.  Larry  N. 

May,  Kathy  L.  550 

Martens.  Pamela  A. 

Mason,  M.chael  L.  316,550 

May,  MaymeP 

Martin,  Alice  F.C. 

Mason.  Randy  G. 

May,  Nancy  G    390.482 

Martin,  Allie  B. 

Mason,  Robert  E.  520 

May.  Patrick  Jr.  290.305.497 

Martin,  Arnold  W. 

Mason,  Sharon  C. 

May.  Robert  T. 

Martin,  Brenda 

Mason.  Sharron  G.  497 

May,  Samuel  J. 

Marnn.  Brenda  S.  520 

Massengale,  Jeanne  S 

May,  Warren  A. 

Martin,  Canton  G. 

Massengale,  Robert  M    497 

May,  William  C 

Martin.  Charleen  520 

Massey,  Donnie  L.  520 

May.  William  T. 

Martin,  David  R 

Massmgale,  Dolores  550 

Mayberry,  George  G 

Martin.  Delilah  A.  550 

Masters,  Donald  J 

Mayer.  Kathy  551 

Martin,  Diane  A   297,359 

Masters.  Michael  J. 

Mayer,  Waller  T    308.310,394,520 

Martin.  Donald  C    520 

Masters,  Pamela  A.  550 

Mayes,  Gwen  551 

Martin,  George  E. 

Masters,  Patricia  A. 

Mayes.  Harold  S 

Martin.  George  W. 

Masters,  Patrick  J.  370 

Mayes.  Howard  N.  551 

Martin,  Gerald  L.  446 

Mastin,  Bert  T. 

Mayes.  Jerry  G.  302,520 

Martin,  Ginger  L.  300,497 

Mastrean,  Edward  375 

Mayes.  Mitchell  A    551 

Martin,  Glenn  D. 

MATH  CLUB  305 

Mayfield.  Janet  T   497 

Martin.  Henry  G.  183 

Mathes,  Peggy  J    364 

Mayf.eld,  Nathan  C.  327 

Martin,  James  L    447 

Math.s,  Robert  J   375 

Mayo,  Danny  W, 

Martin.  Jerry  W,  520 

Mathck,  Eldon  R 

Mayo.  Frances  A. 

Martin,  John  R    447 

Matthews,  Barbara  J.  298,482 

Mayo,  Thomas  D. 

Martin,  Judy  W. 

Matthews,  Terry  L 

Mays,  Harry  V. 

Martin,  Karen  S. 

Mattingly,  Brenda  L.  497 

McAfee,  Ernest  C.  520 

Martin,  Lee  G.  550 

Matt.ngly,  Constance  277,447,497 

McAfee,  Phillip  D.  247,550 

Martin.  Linda  K. 

Mattingly,  Elizabeth 

McAlister,  Karen  L. 

Martin,  Linda  L.  447 

Mattingly,  Herbert  B 

McAllister,  Wanda  J.  520 

Martin.  Lizabeth  A. 

Mattingly,  Janet  A. 

McAllister,  William  496 

Martin,  Louie  P. 

Mattingly,  Lana  S    550 

McAninch,  Vivien  D   445 

Martin,  Marion  M,  447 

Matt.ngly,  Marion  C.  376 

McArthur.  Donna  B.  532,550 

Martin,  Monte  H. 

Matz.  Linda  S.  550 

McAskill,  Elizabeth  520 

Martin,  Norman  A   Jr. 

Mauney,  Bobby  G.  Jr.  550 

McBrayer,  Carroll  S. 

Martin,  Patrick  D.  385,520 

Maupm,  Barbara  J. 

McBrayer,  Mary  E    309,445 

Martin,  Phyllis  C 

Maupm,  Carol  Williams  447 

McBnde.  Marietta  C. 

Martin,  Richard  G. 

Maupm,  Dana  L. 

McBurney,  Connie  K.  550 

Martin,  Robert  R.  38.122,123, 

Maupm, Edna  W. 

McCabe,  Kelta  A.  364,445 

125,126,458 

Maupm,  Mildred  M. 

McCall.  Evelyn  L.  219.224,305.445 

Martin,  Roberta  F, 

Maupm,  Sharon  E.  550 

McCann,  Paula  221.359,405.496 

Martin,  Roger  D 

Maunello,  Rene  L    482 

McCarren,  Richard  L    296,496 

Martin,  Ronald  A 

Mautner,  John  J. 

McCarthy,  Jeffery  A 

Martin.  Sharon  K    520 

Mavity,  Patty  S.  550 

McCarthy,  Martha  J. 

Martin.  Stanley  R. 

Maxson,  Charles  R.  Jr. 

McCarthy,  Patrick  W. 

Martin,  Teresa  K. 

Maxwell.  Jane  H. 

McCarty,  Cathy  S   550 

Martin,  Vicki  L.  391,550 

May,  Anna  K. 

McCauley.  Barry  L. 

Martin.  William  A. 

May,  Danny  E 

McCauley,  Gail  L. 

Martinez,  Julio  C.  482 

May,  David  K 

McCauley,  Linda  F. 

Maschmeyer,  Margaret  550 

May.  Donald  R 

McCauley,  Mary  H    445 

Masden,  Danny  R    367 

May.  Douglas  D. 

McCauley,  Randall  P    225 

Mason,  Edwin  M. 

May,  Edward  G. 

McCay,  Harold  K 

Mason.  Gary  L.  447 

May  Elrene  224.362 

McCay,  Thomas  G 

Mason.  Geneva  E. 

May.  Garry  L.  225,497 

McChesney,  James  C. 

Mason,  James  T.  Jr.  327,520 

May.  Gerald  123 

McChord,  Daniel  S. 

Mason,  Jayne  A,  221 

May.  Gerald  G.  497 

McClain.  Danny  A.  496 

McClanahan,  Donna  F.D    278.315.496 

McClanahan.  Judith  A    394.550 

McClanahan.  Mary  L  M    445 

McClave.  Lisa  E.  550 

McClearn,  Randall  G    550 

McClelland,  David  R. 

McClish,  Dennis  E 

McCloud,  Robert  W.  496 

McClure,  John  F 

McClure,  Peggy  A    496 

McCombs.  Stephen  H.  520 

McConaha.  John  B    496 

McConathy,  Pauline  E.  520 

McConathy,  Phil  W 

McConnell.  Carol  L    314,550 

McConnell.  Nancy  H    393,496 

McCord,  Barbara  A   482 

McCord,  Imogene  T. 

McCord,  Karen  E    550 

McCord,  Laura  J 

McCormack,  Beth  A    304,496 

McCormack,  John  M. 

McCormick,  Gary  W    496 

McCormick,  Joanne  R 

McCoun,  Bobby  A   550 

McCowan,  Clifton  E.  445 

McCowan,  Grace  A. 

McCowan.  Randall  E 

McCowan,  Suzanne  445 

McCoy,  Charles  E 

McCoy,  Deborah  K.  550 

McCoy,  Dustan  E 

McCoy,  Rebecca 

McCracken,  Barbara  J.  445 

McCrary,  Michele  A    496,557 

McCreary,  Peggy  R    496 

McCuddy,  Virgil  L. 

McCue,  Kathleen  M.  496 

McCullar,  Connie  L  550 

McCulley,  Jackie  L.  237,375 

McCullough,  Donald  W.  255 

McCullum,  Janice  M.  550 

McDanell,  Margaret  J.  445 

McDamel,  Donald  C. 

McDanrel,  Jo  Anne  D. 

McDamel.  Randy  L. 

McDamel.  Robert  B.  445 

McDavid.Gary  M.  52.326 

McDev.tt.  Patricia  E.  354,445 

McDonald.  Bruce  N 

McDonald,  Deborah  H   496 

McDonald,  Deborah  J.  362,497 

McDonald,  Donna  J.  482 

McDonald,  Earl 

McDonald.  Jeffrey  G    445 


McDonald,  John  K 
McDonald,  Lois  A 
McDonald.  Richard  C   445 
McDonald,  Rusty  W    550 
McDonald,  Susan  F    304,497 
McDonald,    Vicki  L.  297.520 
McDowell,  Calvin  L 
McDowell,  Charles  W.  520 
McDowell,  Herbert  L. 
McDowell,  Robert  G 
McElwee.  Andrea 
McEwan,  Donald  R 
McEwen,  Joyce  A.  550 
McFadden.  Annetta  J 
McFadden,  Denver  221,445 
McFadden.  John  P.  Sr. 
McFall,  Judy  L   550 
McFarland,  Alison  S-  550 
McFarland,  David  L.  550 
McFarland,  John  E.  565 
McFarland,  Sheila  S.  497 
McGaffee,  Billy  W 

McGee,  Sharon  G    316,410.445,557 
McG.II.  Colleen  M.  520 
McGinnis,  Donna  J   364,520 
McGmnis.  Marilyn  S 
McGinnis,  Ronald  D. 
McGlone,  Bernard  A.  520 
McGlone,  James  M   445 
McGrann,  George  E 
McGuire,  George  M 
McGuire,  Judith  E    314,550 
McGuire,  Rebecca  D.D.  520 
McGuire.  Victoria  L.  300.497 
McHatton.  Dan  T. 
McHatton,  Regina  B 


M.  h 


Mcln 


e,  Wil 


,  Mai 


l  R. 


Mcintosh,  Charles  D 
Mcintosh,  Chester  497 
Mcintosh.  Donna  L   550 
Mcintosh.  Edw.na520 
Mcintosh.  Larson  550 
Mcintosh,  Linda  M 
Mcintosh,  Michael  D.  372,520 
Mcintosh,  Ruby  F 
Mcintosh,  Russell  O. 
Mcintosh,  Viola  F    520 
Mclntyre,  Carolyn  R,  550 
Mclntyre,  Charles  H 
Mclntyre,  Elaine  W 
Mclntyre,  Rebecca  A.  364 
Mclntyre,  Ruby  497 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/MAR-Mcl    599 


Mclver,  Jimmy  R    497 
McKane.  Kaihenne  E   520 
McKav,  Carol  L 
McKay,  Dean  C   550 
McKay.  Jeffrey  C 
McKee,  Beverly  J    315.497 
McKee,  Dan  R.  550 
McKee.  Paul  N. 
McKee,  Peggy  A    364.497 
McKee.  Ralph  K  McKeehan.  Pnsci 
McKenney,  William  A    186 
McKenzie.  James  A 
McKenzie,  Kathyrn  H   550 
McKenzie.  Martha  J.  520 
McKeon.  John  A 
McKmney.  Benjamin  M. 
McKinney.  Betty  J    497 
McKmney.  Danny  301,445 
McKinney.  Debra  J   550 
McKmney,  James  W   Jr    376.497 
McKmney,  Judy 
McKinney,  Roberts   613 
McKinney.  Roger  D.  445 
McKmney.  Wanda 
McKinz.e,  Donna  J   550 
McKitr.c.  Elo.se  J    446 
McKnight,  Gregory  L 
McKmght.  James  C   Jr 
McKnight.  Joe  W 
McLaughlin,  Glenn  D 
McLaughlin,  Nancy    A 
McMame.  Eva  M 
McManus,  Gary  E    477 
McM.chael,  Christine 
McMillan.  Roger  F 
McM.llen.  David  D    520 
McMillen,  Julia  F 
McMillin.  Kathy  J.  31  5,446 
McM.llin.  Linda  R. 
McMullen.  Allen  R 
McMulhn.  Betty  J  W 
McMullin,  Kathleen  A. 
McMurdo.  Bruce  I 
McMurry,  Dale  F 
McNabb.  Barbara  J   362,497 
McNally.  Adr.enne  520 
McNamara.  Sonny  W 
McNees,  Ramona  K.  550 
McNew,  John  D.  550 
McNew,  Samuel  L 
McNicol,  Judith  A   293.497 
McNulty.  Edmund  C 
McNulty.  Jams  L   550 
McPhail,  James  D 
McPherson.  Jesse  H    497 
McPherson,  Joseph  D   550 
McQueary,  Beverly  G 
McQueen.  Emery  G. 
McQueen,  Robert  B-  446 
McQuerry,  Huston  F 
McQuerry.  Rachel  L   550 
McReynolds.  Don  D    520 
McReynolds.  Jay  R 
McReynolds.  Michael 
McReynolds.  Sheila  G   446 
McSwam,  Thaborn  L 
McVicker.  Constance  497 
McWhorter,  Ann  B 
McWhorter.  Barbara  S    360,446 
McWhorter.  Douglas  M 
McWhorter.  Jacky  L  497 
McWhorter.  Johnny  D 
McWhorter,  Mary  L    446 
McWhorter.  Roy  V 
McWhorter.  William  R    446 
McWilliams,  Dennis  L    550 
McCoy.  Charles  A 
McFadden,  David  W 
McK.tnc.    Eloise  J 
McWhorter,  RegmaS    308,446 
Meade.  Charles  C    II  328.551 
Meade.  Don  C 
Meade.  Douglas  C.  Jr   497 
Meade,  Eugene 
Meade.  Margaret  A 
Meade.  Orv.lle  P 
Meade.  Patricia  L.  498 
Meade.  Wellington  R. 
Meader.  Phillip  E    520 
Meadors,  James  F 
Meadors.  Karren  R.  498 
Meadors.  Shirley  J.  551 
Meadows.  Ruth  A   520,557 
Meak,  John  J.  376.498 
Meckstroth,  Daniel  J    223,520 
Medbury,  Newton  E. 
Medley.  Ginger  A   293 
Medley,  Joseph  D 
Medley.  Linda  G 
Medley.  Omah  H 
Meece.  Virginia  A 
Meehan.  Michael  J. 
Meeks,  Claudette  S 
Meeks.  Knsty  L    551 
Meeks.  Thomas  K 
Meenach,  Karen  S.  31 1 ,482 
Meenach,  Robert  D 
Mefford,  Orville  W. 


Mefford,  Sue  S 

Megee.  Carl  W 

Megerle.  Mark  V 

Mehok,  Paul  T 

Meier.  Kenneth  H 

Me.neke,  Donald  W   Jr    223.520 

Memer,  Cheryl  L   498 

Meisenzahl,  Linda  A    520 

Melloncamp.  Nadiene  R    551 

Melton,  Georgia  A    520 

MEMORIAM612-613 


Men 


,  Mari 


MEN'S  INTER-DORMITORY 

COUNCIL  296 
Mercer,  Robert  B 
Mercer,  Watanna  K   551 
Merchant,  M.chele  R    551 
Meredith.  Gary  L    477 
Merrick,  George  P    551 
Merrill,  John  W. 
Merr.tt,  Chelsea  C 


•:-.■" 


,  Deln 


Merr.tt,  Jack  D 
Merson,  Stephanie  U. 
Mertz,  Thomas  E 
Messa  Ronald  J 
Messer,  Alan  M. 
Messer,  George  L 
Messer.  Jerald  M.  565 
Messer.  John  M. 
Messer,  Sherry  G    551 


Me: 


,  Gan 


Messmer.  V.C.  303 
Messner.  Jackie  L 
Metcalf.  Cheryl  L  M    498 
Metcalf,  Donna  C 
Metcalf.  Gary  T 
Metcalf,  Leo  J 
Metcalfe,  Jody  D 
Metz,  Nancy  M   304.498 
Meyer.  Delmon  W.  498 
Meyer,  Dexter  I II 
Meyer,  John  W 
Meyer.  Martm  R    225.449 
Meyers.  Barry  V 
Meyers,  Marcia  L 
Michael,  David  L.  327,551 
M.dden,  Leo  K    Jr 
Midden.  Louis  E    551 
Middlebrooks,  Jo  A 
Middleton,  Chad  Jr 
Middieton.  Geraidme 
Middleton.  James  W   520 
Middleton.  Marcia  A 
Middleton.  Merle  H    II  498 
Middleton,  William  C 
Mifflin,  Mary  K.  449 
Mike,  Betty  L 
Milburn,  Billy  W 
Milburn,  Martin  C.  255.449 
Milburn,  Rex  E    380 
Milburn,  Richard  B 
Milby.  Gary  D   551 
Milelli.  Joanne  551 
Miles.  Cordell  M 
MILESTONE  402-405.  616 
Miles,  Kevin  C   253.551 
Miller.  Arthur  L    Jr    551 
MILITARY  DAY  324-325 
MILITARY  POLICE  325 
Miller.  Barbara  E  R    449 
Miller.  Bradley  R 
Miller.  Cher,  L    551 
Miller,  Cheryl  A.  312,498 
Miller,  Chester  W.  551 
Miller.  David 


Den 


Miller.  George  R    385498 
Miller.  Herschel  P   551 
Miller.  Jackie  R    237 
Miller.  Jacqueline  L    551 


Miller.  Janice  P 
Miller,  Jerry   L 
Miller.  Joan  F    295.551 
Miller,  John  T 
Miller,  Karen  S.  219,449 
Miller.  KathrynS    552 
Miller.  Lacey  E    328 
M.ller,  Larry  E    477 
Miller.  L.MaS    552 
Miller.  Lynette  T. 
Miller.  Mark  A    520 
Miller,  Mary  A.  498 
Miller.  Maude  L 
Miller,  Orv.lle  D 
M.ller.  Otis  M.  498 
M.ller,  Pamela  M    297.449 
Miller,  Randall  E. 


Miller,  Robert  H 
Miller,  Ronnie  O    449 
Miller,  Samuel  J. 
M.ller.  Sarah  J.C   498 
Miller,  Shelbie  J    364,449 
Miller.  Stephen  R.  326.327,329 
Miller,  Tom  S  K 


Mil 


,  Una  F 

.  Wesley  C   380,498 

.  William  D 


Million.  Bonnie  J. 

Million,  Linda  D   520 

Mills,  Barbara  J. 

Mills.  Betty  L   552 

Mills,  Dennis  G   298.307.520 

Mills,  Gerald  D.  520 


M,l 


,  Jarr 


;  D 


Mills,  James  R    326 
Mills.  Kay  B 
Mills,  Larry  E. 
Mills.  Mary  R.  552 
Mills,  Michael  B. 
Mills.  Reda  J, 


Miracle,  Ronald  E.  117 

MISS  EASTERN  92.93 

MISSMILESTONE  117 

MISS  PHOTOGENIC  118 

Mistier,  Alan  F.  449 

Mitchell.  Bruce  T.  520 

Mitchell.  Carla  J.  552 

Mitchell.  Charles  L    241.243,245,246 

Mitchell,  Diane  M  J 

Mitchell,  Dwight  E.  265.499 

Mitchell.  George  L    219.477 

Mitchell.  Joan  T, 

Mitchell.  John  M 

Mitchell.  Kenneth  W 

Mitchell,  Lester  J    370 

Mitchell,  Linda  L  Y.  449 

Mitchell,  Martin  V.  294,295,449 

Mitchell,  Patricia  K.  391.552 

Mitchell,  Patrick  M 

Mitchum.  Anita  K    565 

Mittel.  Linda  D    407.520 


Mi.- 


yn  P. 


M.I 


s  W 


Miltko,  C   Michael  375 
Milton, Anne  L   499 
M.lward.  Jane  Y 
M.ms,  Carl  P. 
M.ms.  Cheryl  G 
Mims,  Russell  R 
M.nch.  Christopher  C.  22: 
M.mard,  Ralph  W 
Mink.  Kelly  W 
Mink.  Robert  J. 
Mink,  Ronald  L 
Minneman,  David  C 
M.nnich,  Thomas  L   520 
Minor.  Karen  D    353,388 
Minor,  Myra  G    552 
M.nton,  Donald  F 
Miracle,  Ginger  K    499 


.  Marti 
.  Phyll 


Moak,  Jamie  A    314 
Moberly.  Beverly  H. 
Moberly.  Deborah  L.A 
Moberly,  James  I 
Moberly,  Julie  E 
Moberly,  Larry  D 
Moberly.  Phillip  M 
Mobley.  James  R. 
Mobley.  James  S   307,552 
MODERN  DANCE  THEATRE  315 
Moermond.  Sandra  J.  552 
Moeves,  Margaret  J    552 
Moffett.  Benjamin  A.  499 
Moffitt.  Jeffry  D    477 
Mogg,  Danny  A   449 
Mohanty,  Sarat  K 
Molohon,  Charles  R    Jr. 
Molyneaux,  Julia  A    353 
Monacelh,  Michael  T    380,449 
Monaghan,  Deborah  A    552 
Monaghan.  Robert  W    449 
Monarch.  Rebecca  S 


Money.  Wanda  G.  499 

Monfort,  Robert  D    370 

Monheimer,  Edward  L 

Monhollon,  Carolyn  J. 

Momcal,  Carolyn  L.  552 

Momn,  Donna  J.  552 

Montambo,  Dan  R    225 

Montgomery.  Alice  M.  390,552 

Montgomery 

Alka  A. 

Montgomery 

Betty  J.  521 

Montgomery 

Bill  H    370 

Montgomery 

David  L. 

Montgomery 

Gary  290.449 

Montgomery 

JoeG.  521 

Montgomery 

Marty  M 

Montgomery 

Michael  C 

Montgomery 

Norma  S.  449 

Montgomery 

Wanda  S    521 

Moody,  Carl  E 

Moody.  Frances  C.S   449 

Moody,  John  D    477 

Moody,  Tommy  F.  449 

Mook,  Bruce  W 

Moon.  Jackie  H 

Mooney,  Dav.d  L. 

Mooneyham.  Shirley  J 

Moore,  Alice  M.  521 

Moore,  Barbara  J    552 

Moore,  Barbara  S 

Moore,  Becky  J.  521 

Moore.  Bobbie  L 

Moore,  Brian  L 

Moore.  Carol  J    364,521 

Moore.  Christine  M. 

Moore.  Curtis 

Moore  Darla  J. 

Moore,  Dennis 

Moore.  Oenn.s  R 

Moore.  Diana  114,199,300, 

359,449 

Moore,  Donald  E. 

Moore.  Gale  E   521 

Moore,  Gary  L 

Moore.  Gregory  H.  552 

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Moore,  Gregory  L 

Moore,  Gwenda  L   552 

Moore,  Harry  E 

Moore,  Hubbard  K.  Jr.  385.521 

Moore,  James  B    261 ,292.385.521 

Moore.  James  E.  223 

Moore,  Jerry  W. 

Moore,  Joanne  499 

Moore,  Joseph  M    521 

Moore,  Joseph  R. 

Moore,  Judith  E.  449 

Moore,  Karen  S.  552 

Moore.  Kathy  E. 

Moore,  Lemon  C. 

Moore.  Leomane  521 

Moore.  Linda  F 

Moore,  Marilyn  E    552 

Moore,  Marvin  L.  521 

Moore,  Mary  E 

Moore,  Maurice  E.  328 

Moore.  Michael  D.  552 

Moore,  Patty  J.  521 

Moore.  Paula  C   521 

Moore.  Paula  F.  521 

Moore,  Reba  A 

Moore,  Rhonda  L. 

Moore,  Robert  T, 

Moore,  Ronald  G 

Moore,  Rosalind  I. 

Moore,  Ruth  D.  521 

Moore,  Sandra  S.  449,552 

Moore.  Sherry  C-  552 

Moore,  Susan  G.  521 

Moore,  Theresa  J.  331,521 

Moore,  Wayne  F 

Moores,  Jennifer  R    499 

Moores,  Patsy  A 

Moores,  Tanya  F    552 

Moores,  William  C 

Moorhead.  Mary  H.  521 

Moorman,  Martin  M. 

Moorman,  Mary  Jo 

Moorman,  Sandra  J 

Mooser,  Kenneth  R. 

Moran,  Barry  C. 

Moran,  Robert  K.  237.499 

Morefield.  Roger  D.  328,499 

Moreland,  Judy  A. 

Moreland.  Melvm  P. 

Moreno,  Carlos  A.  392,552 

Moreno.  Sylvia  362.499 

Moretz.  ElmoE.  197,393 

Morgan.  Arthur  L 

Morgan,  Caldwell  M.  Jr. 

Morgan,  David  S.  499 

Morgan,  Don  E. 

Morgan,  Dorothy  S 

Morgan,  Gail  M    499 

Morgan.  Gary  E 

Morgan,  Jacquelyn  H 

Morgan,  Janice  C.  364,521 

Morgan,  Kerry  F. 

Morgan,  Michael  552 

Morgan,  Morris 

Morgan.  Phillip  W.  315.552 

Morgan,  Rebecca  L. 

Morgan,  Sharon  E. 

Morgan,  Shirley  D.  552 

Morgan,  Susan  C    449 

Morgan.  V.cki  A.  391.521 

Morley.  Lucy  A.  552 

Morley,  Susan 

Morningstar,  Noranne  552 

Morrell,  Lawrence  E.  499 

Morrell,  Lynn  E. 

Morns,  Annett  B. 

Morns,  Beverly  W.  449 

Morris,  Bob  R. 

Morris,  Brenda  G.  521 

Morns,  David  C.  521 

Morns,  Deanna  L 

Morns,  Freeda  A    521 

Morris,  James  L.  565 

Morns,  Jerree  A.  552 

Morns,  Joette  293 

Morns,  Linda  L. 

Morns,  Marcia  C.  552 

Morris.  Mark  E. 

Morris,  Mary  J. 

Morris,  Michael  D. 

Morns.  Michael  H 

Morns.  Nancy  K. 


Morns,  Paul  C.  552 

Morns,  Paul  D.  328 

Morns,  Rebecca  A. 

Morns.  Regina  J.M.  477 

Morris.  Rodger  C.  286.307,521 

Morris,  Ty  K. 

Morris.  William  A-  188 

Morrison,  Bruce  E.  449 

Morrison,  Stephen  E. 

Morrow,  Larry  E. 


Morton.  Marvin  W.  387 
Morton,  Thomas  S   553 
Moscoe,  Jay  E 
Moseley,  Carol  A. 
Moser,  Patti  A 
Moser,  Robert  M. 
Moser,  Shirley  O. 
Moser,  Suanne 
Mosher.  Craig  R 
Mosley.  Sammy  L 
Moss.  Dale  J.  553 
Moss,  Karen  L    521 
Moss,  Peggy  J.G   449 
Mossbarger,  Mary  A    362 
Moster.  Alison  A.  521 
Motley.  Betty  J 
Motley.  Kathy  J   521 
Motley,  Merle  L    C 


Mo 


ntjoy 


Mounts,  Clara  E    394 
Mounts,  David  N 
Mouyeos.  Thomas  W   499 
Moynihan,  Drew  A. 
Mra;ovich,  Glenn  V   245 
Mudd,  Angela  M    553 
Muddiman,  Larry  D 
Mueller,  Christine  D.  553 
Mueller,  Linda  T.  311,553 
Mueller.  Richard  C   553 
Mullelly,  Kathleen  F. 
Mullen,  Artie  M    553 
Mullen,  Stanford  T   553 
Mullikm,  Daniel  J. 
Mulhkm,  Linda  C 


.  Chdfl 


.  M 


is,  Dennis  W    367,499 
is,  James  L. 


.     JdlT 


Mull 

Mull 
Mull 

Mull 

Mullins,  John  C   328,521 
Mullms,  John  M. 
Mullins,  Kenneth  B 
Mullins,  Louise  521 
Mullins.  Morell 
Mullins,  Rebecca  R   521 
Mullms,  Rodney  E 
Mullins,  Ronald  J. 
Mullms.  Sally  A    294,314,553 
Mullms.  Walter  D 
Mullins,  Wanda  I 
Mullins,  Willard  H    522 
Mumme,  John  S 
Muncy,  Edith  H 
Mundy,  Anthony  D 
Muns.  George  168 
Munsey,  Deborah  L.  364.499 
Murley,  Donna  H. 
Murphree.  James  L. 
Murphy.  Adrian  R    565 
Murphy.  Billy  D    328 
Murphy,  Brenda  K.  553 
Murphy,  Carolyn  S.  553 
Murphy,  Charles  E. 
Murphy.  Cheryl  S 
Murphy.  Gene  L.  328 
Murphy,  Jane  E    304,522 
Murphy,  John  W 
Murphy.  Linda  L.  359 
Murphy,  Lynn  M 
Murphy,  Richard  M.  252 
Murphy,  Stephen  G 
Murphy,  Vicki  P.  522 
Murphy,  William  G. 
Murray,  Bryan  K. 
Murray,  Glenna  M 
Murray,  Jacqueline  S. 
Murray,  Kenneth 


Ml 


.    Chdn 


sW 


Murrell,  Patne  L.  280 

Murrell,  Vernon  D 

Murrell,  Vicki  L.  522 

Muse,  Ricky  L. 

Mus.ai.  Gene  D 

Musselwhite,  Wayne 

Muth,  James  D   553 

Muth,  Mary  L. 

Myatt,  Hannelore  499 

Myers,  Carol  E    300.308,499 

Myers,  Cynthia  A. 

Myers.  David  H    310,499 

Myers,  Edwin  E    367,449 

Myers.  Frank  W.  553 

Myers.  Jackie  D 

Myers,  Judy 

Myers.  M1Chael  B.  245.247,553 

Myers,  Nila  J. 

Myers,  Patricia  G    450 

Myers,  Stanley  E. 


Myei 


,  Ste 


Mori 


,Tho 


Morse,  Patn 


nas  M. 

sC   449,521 


Morton,  Anthony  C 


Myers,  Susan  J    450 
Myers,  Tom  130.285 
Mylum.  Rebecca  L.H. 
Mylum,  Robert  B 
Mynahan,  Pamela  R   553 
Mynhier,  Cynthia  B. 
Mynhier,  James  W   351,376.450 
Mynhier.  Walter  C    376.499 
Mynk,  Michael  T. 
Mynck,  Michael  A    450 


rj 

Naber.  Sister  Mary  M 

Nadorff.  Charles  P   499 

Nagel,  Kr.stine  L 

Nagle,  Carla  J   328.329,553 

Nagle,  Norma  L.  311.482 

Nahlik.  Frank  J.  450 

Nail.  Darlene  Y    312.522 

Nalley,  Donald  M 

Nally.  Lottie  K   522 

Nally.  Patrick  L.  553 

Namazi.  Kavoase  499 

Nance,  Sharon  354 

Nance,  Rebecca  S   354,450 

Nance,  Vicki  L. 

Nankivell.  James  B 

Nann.nga,  Elizabeth  C 

Nant2,  Charles  W 

Nantz,  Michael  W 

Napier.  Barbara  J   553 

Napier.  Charles  E 

Napier,  Lloyd  W 

Napier.  Mahala  R. 

Napier,  Maultie 

Napier.  Raleigh 

Napier.  Sandra  L  H 

Napier,  William  B 

Nash,  Larry  499 

Nash.  Threasha  M 

Nassida,  Frank  R 

Nat.cch.oni,  Carolyn  21 1 .31  2.450 


Nikirk,  Fredda  A    499 
N.les.  Lucian  E. 
Niper.  Bradley  S 
Niswonger.  Susan  J   304 


Oliver.  Mark  L.  533 


N,> 


Navarre.  Richard  D   499 
Nayle,  Suzanne  G 
Naylor,  LonmeC 
Neace,  Aileen  499 
Neal,  DavidS.  553 
Neal.  Drexel  T.  499 
Neal,  Katie  O. 
Neal.  Paula  L  450 
Neal,  Vicki  L   553 
Neal.  Vicki  S. 
Nease,  Hoover  D 
Nease.  Shelby  W 
Needles,  Kathy  L   293 
Neely.  Elizabeth  T   310.499 
Neely,  Jim  R    499 
Neff,  Joseph  J.  265,292,522 
Neff.  Richard  L. 
Neikirk,  Jean  A   553 
Neisw.nger,  Cheryl  E.  522 
Nelson.  Charles  167 
Nelson,  Oeborah  L   354,499 
Nelson.  Donald  T. 
Nelson,  Gary  C   394.553 
Nelson.  John  A 
Nelson,  Nell  B. 
Nelson.  Stafford  C 
Neltner,  Richard  W.  375,522 
Nett.  Thomas  V   303,522 
Nettle,  Paul  D   265,553 
Neufarth,  John  E    553 
Neumeister,  George  R.  328.553 
New,  Charlottes   450 
New,  Larry  R. 
Newcom,  James  K 
Newcomb,  Sam  H 
Newell.  Robert  E    247 
Newk.rk,  Patricia  L.  553 
Newland.  Kellon  E. 
NEWMAN  CLUB  395 
Newman,  Paul  S. 
Newman,  Seldon  W 
Newman.  Sharon  R    553 
Newsome,  Anthony  L   305,382 
Newsome,  Loretta  522 
Newsome,  Mary  M.  390.522 
Newsome.  Shelia  F.  522 
Newton.  Anthony  Q. 
Newton,  Kenneth  M. 
Nicholas.  David  L   296.522 
Nichols,  J. mmie  L 
Nichols,  Linda  S. 
Nichols,  Mary  L. 
Nichols,  Michael  R 
Nichols,  Robert  A. 
Nichols,  Robert  A,  218 
Nicholson,  H.  Dav.d  306,553 
Nicholson,  Kenneth 
Nicholson,  Martha  A. 
Nicholson,  Michael  E.  236,237 
Nickell,  Barbara  J   310,499 
Nickell,  Catherines 
Nickel  I,  Donna  S.  553 
Nickell,  Linda  C  499 
Nickell,  Thomas  L.  553 
Nickels,  Polly  M.  522 
Nickson,  Malcolm  E.  265,292 
Nicolak.s,  TasosS 
Nidiffer,  Phyllis  A. 
Niehaus,  Regina  T.  309,499 
N.ehoff.  Susan  C.  522 
Nieland,  Douglas  J. 
Niemann,  Melody  S.  522 
Niemeyer,  Frank  B    450 
Niemeyer,  Kenneth  E. 
N.emeyer,  Robert  M.  376.388 


Mi. 


i  W. 


Noble.  Clara  553 

Noble,  Dale  553 

Noble,  Wanda  F 

Noe.  Ccrl  O. 

Noe,  Carolyn  B 

Noe.  Charles  D. 

Noe,  James  S 

Noe,  Jerry  L 

Noe.  Judy  L.  553 

Noe,  Linda  J.  522 

Noel,  Charlotte  C   553 

Noel,  Charlotte  M 

Noel,  Penny  K    553 

Noel,  William  A.  Jr. 

Noelcke,  Richard  H. 

Nolan,  Barbaras.  305,522 

Nolan,  Edwin  J. 

Nolan,  John  P.  Jr. 

Nolan,  Joyce  L.  499 

Nolan,  William  A. 

Noland.  Gary  T 

Noland,  Irv.n  Jr. 

Noland,  Joel  S.  499 

Noland,  Penny  G 

Nolloth,  James  P. 

Norcross,  Jill  A    450 

Norcross,  Ronald  L    477 

Nordheim,  Daniel  218.450 

Norenberg.  Mark  E    553 

Norfleet.  Rosemary  380 

Norman.  Dav.d  S 

Norman,  Phillip  R.  294,522 

Norns,  Bert  T 

Norns,  Charles  B. 

Norns,  Charles  L. 

Norns.  Charles  M. 

Norns,  Raymond  I    Jr.  284.298.477 

Norns,  Robert  L 

Northern,  Daphne  L. 

Northern,  Ernest  B. 

Northup,  William  H    326,553 

Norton.  Eddie  T    III 

Norton.  George  P   450 

Norton,  Joseph  M 

Norton.  Marshall  E 


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,  Patn 


Norvell.  CharleyS.  522 

Norvell.  Lynn  W.  553 

Norwood.  Charles  E.  327,522 

Nowhn,  Lloyd  E. 

Nugent,  Eileen  P.  224,300.393.499 

Nunn,  ArleneM.  553 

Nunn,  Arthur  C.  372 

Nunn.  Frankie  L   565 

Nunn.  Louie  B.  38.122.136.329 

Nunn,  Nancy  L.  565 

IMunnelley,  Stephen  B 

NURSING  ASSOCIATION  311 

Nutty,  Beth  A   310,329,522 

Nyerges,  Helen  P. 

Nyerges.  Nora  A. 


O'Bryan,  Bernard  B.  553 
O'Bryan,  Sandra  L.  533 
O'Dell,  Carol  D.  522 
O'Donnell,  William  F. 
O'Donnell.  William  J. 
O'Hara,  Betty  J.  565 
O'Harrah,  R.  Neil 
O'Nan,  Clarence  E.  533 
O'Nan,  Kathryn  L.  533 
O'Nan,  Steve  D.  522 
O'Neal,  David  M.  237 
O'Rea,  Erie  V   450 
Oakes,  Becky  A.  221,293.499 
Oakley.  Kathryn  L   522 
Oatley,  Douglas  W 
Ockerman,  Steve  W 
Odierna,  Candace  M.  522 
Odle,  Bonnie  M   533 
Odle,  Merle  R 
Odor,  Howard  B. 
Oerther,  Beverly  S. 
Oerther,  John  K.  450 
Ogden,  Barry  M.  450 
Ogden,  Fredic  156 
Ogden,  Steven  D.  522 
Oglesby.  Susan  EC. 
Oglesby,  William  K 
Ogrosky,  Wendell  R 
OHara,  Guy  C. 
Oki.  Mineko 
Oldf.eld.  Brenda  S   522 
OLD  SOUTH  WEEK 
Olds,  Deborah  S.  522 
Olds,  Debra  L.  533 
Olges,  Mark  A.  533 
Oliver.  Carol  L.  499 
OLIVER  CONCERT  66 
Oliver.  Douglas 
Oliver,  John  W 


Olivien,  Peter  N    385.552 

Olmstead,  Janie93 

Olsen,  Peter  L 

OMEGA  PSI  PHI  386,387 

OMICRON  ALPHA  KAPPA  213 

Onkst,  Donald  R 

Opell.  Linda  L.  533 

Orchard,  Cecilia  89 

Orem,  Michael  T. 

ORIENTATION  WEEK  286 

Orman.  Kenneth  D.  522 

Orme.  William  T 

Orr,  Steve  W 

Orth.  Joyce  L   499 

Osborne,  Charles  F.  380,499 

Osborne,  Elizabeth  A. 

Osborne,  Glenda  F.  499 

Osborne.  Gregory  A.  523 

Osborne,  Jack  R. 

Osborne.  Karen  M. 

Osborne,  Linda  A.  533 

Osborne,  Madeline  G 

Osborne,  Michael  B-  499 

Osborne,  Michael  R.  450 

Osborne,  Nila  J  B   565 

Osborne,  Oma  S. 

Osborne.  Roy  P 

Osborne,  Sandra  213.450 

Osier,  Chen  A    533 

Oswald.  Blame  R. 

Ott.  Glenn  A 

Otte.  Curtis  D 

Otter,  Jake  298 

Otto,  Susan  A   533 

Ouellette.  Sue  E    353.499 

Ousley,  Delbert 

Ousley.  Larry  M 

Overall.  James  D    387 

Overbee,  Mary  R 

Overson.  Hyrum  W 

Overstreet.  Mary  A. 

Overstreet.  Paula  J    533 

Overstreet,  Rebecca  M    533 

Overstreet,  Saundra  M    316,499,557 

Overstreet.  Shirley  J    565 

Owen.  Danny  H.  499 

Owen.  Jeffrey  B. 

Owen.  Marlene  F.  450 

Owen.  Morris  W   499 

Owen,  Stephen  L. 

Owens,  Betty  S   533 

Owens,  Billy  W 

Owens,  Caroline  B    450 

Owens,  Charles  A.  272,367 

Owens,  Delmar 

Owens,  Devert  J 

Owens,  Guy  E. 

Owens,  Kenneth  R.  499 

Owens,  Lauren  P. 

Owens,  Loretta  C. 

Owens.  Manone  E.  450 

Owens,  Mary  C 

Owens,  Mary  J. 

Owens,  Mava  J.  216.304,450 

Owens,  Onna  K  H 

Owens,  Sarah  B 

Owens,  William  H.  Jr. 


Pace,  Audeen  221 

Pace,  Cathie  L. 

Pace,  Jacqueline  H. 

Pace,  Johnny  L. 

Pack,  Linda  S 

Pack,  Nickey  L. 

Pack,  Pamela  L   533 

Pack,  Paul  D.  499 

Padgett,  Eva  E 

Padgett,  Jerry  W. 

Padgett,  Sue  499 

Paeltz,  Christina  I. 

Page,  Charles  E. 

Page,  Larry  K.  533 

Pahnke.  Ross  C   450 

Paills,  Larry  327 

Paitsel,  Brenda  B 

Paitsel,  James  D    Jr 

Palko,  Edmund  J.  523 

Palmer.  Craig  A.  533 

Palmer,  Gary  D.  290.391 .499 

Palmer,  Kenneth  H.  565 

Palmer,  Susan  J   359 

Palsgrove,  Connie  L.  295,354,486 

499 
Paiumbo.  John  A.  II 
Panayotoff.  Janet  V.  296.314.364 
PANHELLENIC388 
Papst.Sharyn  A.  523 
Parard,  Chen  S 
Parham.  James  B 
Parkhurst,  Willis  224 
Pans,  Kathryn  A.  523 
Parish,  Gary  W.  533 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/MOO-PAR   601 


Parish,  Pamela  T.  533 
Park,  Michael  F.  399.499 
Park,  Roberta  L.  482 
Park.  Sandra  L.  450 
Park,  Steven  H. 
Park.  Walter  L. 
Parke.  Al  C 
Parke,  Earlene  F.  499 
Parke.  Gale  F 
Parke,  Mary  EM. 
Parker.  Bill  J.  290.291.499 
Parker,  Jose  Ft   565 
Parker.  Katharine  F. 
Parker,  Patricia  A    300,533 
Parker,  Randall  A 
Parker,  Rebecca  A.  523 
Parker,  R.ta  L.  499 
Parker,  Robert  F.  450 
Parker.  Susan  E. 
Parker.  Willie  C.  533 
Parkerson,  Buford  S. 
Parkerson,  Nancy  L 
Parkey,  Ronald  C 
Parks,  Byron  J. 
Parks.  Deborah  L.  533 
Parks.  Edna 
Parks,  Felecia  L   533 
Parks.  Gerald  L. 
Parks,  James  C. 
Parks,  Jarmilia  A.  533 
Parks,  Jerry  L    499 
Parks,  Juran  O.  499 
Parks,  Larry  R    52,523 
Parks,  Leslie  D. 
Parks,  Michael  S.  221 
Parks.  Phyllis  A.  523 
Parks.  Russell  F    533 


Pjm 


n,  Jarr 


sW. 


Parren.  Claudia  S.  499 
Parrett,  David  D.  477 
Parrigm.  Arnetha  F 
Parngin,  Joy  L.  450 
Parrott.  John  S. 
Parrott.  Pauline  H 
Parsley,  Carl  D 
Parsons,  Clifford  R. 
Parsons.  Diana  L    499 
Parsons,  Donald  E    523 
Parsons,  Janet  A.  533 


Par: 


.  Jan 


3  M. 


Parsons,  Kenneth  L. 
Parsons.  Sherry  G.  565 
Parsons.  Thurman  M.  499 
Parsons,  Twyla  L.  499 
Partin,  Janna  L.  223.523 
Partin,  Nevada  A 
Partin,  Ronnie  R.  499 
Partin,  Thomas  E. 
Partin.  VelmaP 
Partin,  William  J 
Parton,  Wanda  J    359 
Partusch,  Marsha  A.  362,523 
Pashley.  Deborah  L.  523 
Pasley.  Alvm  III  523 
Pasley.  Howard  B. 
Pasley,  Joe  W.  533 
Patrick,  Alfred  178 
Patrick.  Carolyn  J.  499 
Patrick,  Carolyn  S. 
Patrick,  Judy  C.  499 
Patrick,  Leora  J. 
Patrick.  Tracy  R 
Patrick.  Vicki  L.  533 
Patterson,  Billy  D 
Patterson,  Carl  G. 
Patterson.  Dorothy  A.  533 
Patterson.  Guy  R 
Patterson,  Janice  L   533 
Patterson,  John  P. 
Patterson.  Patricia  J.  393 
Patterson,  Thomas  D. 
Patterson,  Vicki  S   533 
Patterson.  Wayne  R.  393.477 


Part  K 


en  T 


Patton.  Alton 
Patton,  Carl  C. 
Parton,  Franklin  C. 
Patton,  Glenda  B. 
Patton,  James  D    450 
Patton.  Jerry  M. 
Patton.  John  R. 
Patton,  Michael  C- 
Patton.  Rodney  K 
Patton,  Stanleo 
Patton,  Teresa  533 
Paul,  Gerald  E.  253 
Paul,  Karen  L.  533 
Paul.n,  Donald  A.  266,499 
Paulson.  Allan  T    554 
Pawley,  Wayne  B. 
Payne,  Albert  B.  499 
Payne,  Arnold 
Payne,  Gerald  E.  523 
Payne,  Grover  T,  Jr 
Payne,  John  D. 
Payne,  John  H.  523 
Payne.  Kathryn  J. 
Payne.  L    Dawn 


Payne,  Mildred  E.  360,452 

Payne.  Ralph  W. 

Payne,  Robert  L. 

Payne.  Sharon  A  B 

Paynter,  Harry  A.  289.523 

Payton,  Martha  J.  92.110.364,367 

Peace.  Donald  G.  295,380.427,452 

Peace.  John  B.  452 

Peace.  John  K 

Peace,  Terry  L. 

Peace.  Warren  G.  Jr. 

Peach,  Terry  C. 

Peake,  Gary  A.  499 

Pearce.  Allen  C 


Pear< 


,  Cecil 


Pearcy,  Mary  L    554 

Pearsali,  Wayne  G.  554 

Pearson,  Alan  L.  554 

Pearson,  Debra  92,554 

Pearson,  Jasper  M 

Pearson,  Kenneth  C. 

Pearson,  Thomas  C.  499 

Pease.  Tom  M 

Peavler.  J.B.  Jr.  565 

Peavler,  Larry  J.  554 

Peddicord,  Frank  L. 

Peddicord,  Martha  J.  499 

Peebles,  Helena  S    554 

Peek,  Thomas  E.  452 

Peel,  Nancy  D.  293 

Peeples,  Porter  G. 

Peercy.  Virginia  I. 

Pellegnnon.  James  V.  198,200,201. 

452 
Pelly.  Donald  E.  305,382,499 
Pender,  Adnenne 
Pendergrass,  Betty  A.  303.523 
Pendleton.  David  L.  499 
Pendygraft.  Robert  L.  367.499 
Pendygraft,  William 
Peniston,  Lloyd  W    554 
Penix,  Lonnie  L 


Pen 


,  Don 


aS  M 


Penn.  Kathleen  523 
Pennington.  Barbara 
Pennington,  Barry  W.  372 
Pennington,  Ernest  L    554 
Pennington,  Frances  H 
Pennington.  Frances  K 
Pennington,  James  L    500 
Pennington,  Larry  W    316,523 
Pennington,  Phillip  O 
Pennington,  Ronnie  316,452 
Pennington,  Shelby  G 
Pennix,  Linda  S  554 
Pennix,  Shelby  J.  452 
Pennix,  Vicki  A.  523 
Penrod,  Vicki  J. 
Pentecost.  Catherine  554 
Peoples.  Joan  B 
Perdue,  Connie  D   523 
Perdue.  Jerry  L 
Perez.  David  F. 
Perez.  Michael  E    554 
Perkins,  Barbara  J.  364,452 
Perkins,  Carolyn  L.  310.500 
Perkins.  Dons  E. 
Perkins,  James  W    452 
Perkins.  Joel 
Perkins.  John  S. 
Perkins.  Judith  L    554 
Perkins.  Ricky  L.  554 


P,.,i. 


;  M 


Perk.nson,  Steven  R 

Perks,  Sharon  A.P.  452 

Perntt,  Lea  J 

Perry.  Deborah  J  523 

Perry.  Donald  E, 

Perry.  Douglas  W.  452 

Perry,  Ellen  S.  554 

Perry.  Ins  J 

Perry,  Kathleen  M.  453 

Perry,  Keith  M    367,523 

Perry.  Linda  G    500,565 

Perry,  Marta  J.  353,385,500 

Perry,  Michael  W 

Persell,  Patsy  E 

PERSHING    RIFLES  330-331 

Persley.  Beverly  L. 


Petei 


,  Arth 


Peters,  Beverly  J.  482 
Peters,  Clement  R. 
Peters.  David  M    554 
Peters,  David  P. 
Peters.  Donald  B.  237.523 


ry  B.  Jr 

en  R    364,523 


an  M    523 


,  Wil 


Peters 
Peters 
Petersen,  Gene  W.  477 
Petersen,  Judeen  K.  478 
Peterson,  Mary  R.  500 
Peterson,  Velma  S. 
Peterson,  William  G.  315 
Petrekovic,  Richard  E   500 


Former  male  dorm.  Keith  Hall  undergoes  a  few  changes  to  accommodate  the 
women  residents. 


602    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/PAR-PET 


Petteng.ll.  D.B.  171. 

Peltengill,  Mary  L.  221,297.453 

Perter,  Bill  303.500 

Peiter,  Earl  W 

Peveler.  Paula  J 

Peyton.  Claudia  J 

Peyton.  Larry  R    523 

Peyton,  Linda  C 

Pfaff.  Sylvia  S 

Pfalzgraf,  L.nda  M   523,551 

Pfalzgraf.  Mar|one  A 

Pfalzgraf.  Thomas  C 

Pfeffer.  Claire  F    500 

Pfeffer,  Dan  F 

Pfeffer.  William  J. 

Pfeifer.  Carol  A.  221,362 

Pfotenhauer,  George  L. 

Phans,  Jo  A.  554 

Phelps.  Beverly  A. 

Phelps,  Carl  E    301.523 

Phelps.  Charlotte  223.331,523 

Phelps,  David  R 

Phelps,  Deanne  E.S. 

Phelps,  Jackie  L 

Pehlps.  Joe  F. 

Pehlps,  Nancy  G 

Phelps.  Patty  A    453 

Phelps,  Rodes  T 

Phelps,  Tonya  S   296.500 

PHI  ALPHA  THETA  221 

PHI  DELTA  THETA  374 

Phillippe.  Jams  M 

Phillips,  Arnold  J.  367.500 

Phillips.  Barbara  L.  523 

Phillips.  Claude  B   554 

Phillips,  Clyde  W   565 

Phillips,  Connie  L.  554 

Phillips.  Francis  P.  370.500 

Phillips.  George  M    Jr    554 

Phillips.  Henry  W 

Phillips,  Hugh  G 

Phillips,  Jesse  C. 

Phillips,  John  H    500 

Phillips.  John  S 

Phillips.  Juan. ta  192 

Ph.lMps.  Kathy  J   453 

Phillips.  Kenton  P 

Phillips.  Matthew  C   523 

Phillips.  Michael  E    523 

Phillips,  Rebecca  L   554 

Ph. II. ps,  Samson  W.  554 

Phillips,  Susan  G. 

PHILOSOPHY  CLUB  306 

Philp.  Germame   364,500 

Philpot.  Came  L.  554 

Philpot,  Clara  E   524 

Philpot,  Edmond  F 

Philpot,  Harry  H    Jr 

Philpot.  James  T.  Jr. 

Phipps,  Linda  E 

Phipps,  Van  M. 

Phoenix.  Larry  A 

PHYSICS,  DEPARTMENT  OF  169 

Piatt,  Jennifer  S.  554 

Picard,  Michael  H   500 

Picker. ng.  Paul  H. 

Pickett,  Barbara 

Pickett.  James  M. 

Pickett.  JaneD   524 

Pickett.  Phillip  M   370 

Pickrell.  Gerald  W.  554 

Pickrell,  Paul  G.  453 

P.eratt,  William  H. 

Pierce,  Deborah  A.  500 

Pierce,  George  B 

Pierce,  George  D 

Pierce,  Randall 

Piercey.  Naomi  F.  478 

Piercy,  Larry  J 

Piersol.  David  J 

Pierson,  Larry  D.  554 

Pigman.  Janet  M.  565 

PI  KAPPA  ALPHA  335,338.377 

Pike,  Janet  M   500 

P.ke.  Jesse  T. 

P.ke.  Pamela  L   453 

Pike.  Ronald  L 

Pilant.  Jeannie  L.  331 

Pliant.  Joseph  L.  140.469 

Pilant.  Marjone  A   410.453 

Pindell.  Madalyn  R 

Ping.  Denton  P 

P.ngleton.  Catherine 

Pinkerton,  Jean  E.  524 

Pinkerton.  Robert  S. 

Pinkerton,  Thomas  C. 

Pinkston,  Charles  T. 

Pinney,  June  E.  304.554 

PI  OMEGA  PI  219 

PI  TAUCHI  224 

P.takos.  Barbara  D   554 

Pitcock,  Nancy  L 

Pitman,  Cheryl  AH 

Pittman,  H.llman  E.  500 

Piatt,  Howard  C    380 

Piatt,  Nancy  E 

Playforth,  Janet  S   453 

Playforth,  Paul  D. 


Pleasant,  James  D   330.404.453 
Ploetner,  Billy  G.  554 
Plouvier,  William  R    453 
Plummer,  Bonnie  J.  C.  4  78 
Plummer,  James  K. 
Plummer.  James  K.  Jr 
Plummer,  Linda  D. 
Pohlmann,  Jeanne  R    500 
Poindexter,  David 
POLITICAL  SCIENCE. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  171 
POLITY  SOCIETY  221 
Pollard,  Barbara  A. 
Pollard,  Dennis  H. 
Pollei,  Linda  D.  401,524 
Pollock,  Robert  E,  398 
Pollock.  Sherry  L.  554 
Polston,  Dianne  G    554 
Pool,  Violet  L. 
Pope,  David  B. 
Pope,  James  R. 
Pope.  Janet  M.  554 
Pope,  Karren  J.  316,329.554 
Pope.  Pamela  M.  453 
Pope.  Thomas  G 
Pope,  Thomas  H 
Popham,  Warren  E 
Popplewell.  Kathy  J.K. 
Port,  Catherine  L.  482 
Porter,  Charles  L 
Porter,  James  W.  237 
Porter,  Mark  A.  453 
Porter,  Nikki  R. 
Posey.  Robert  152,225 
Post,  Holly  R    500 
Poston,  Daniel  D.  500 
Potrafke,  Larry  S. 
Pott,  Kenneth  L   376,500 
Potter,  Bobby 

Potter,  Elizabeth  J.  304.554 
Potter,  Frank  E 
Potter,  J.  C. 
Potter,  Michael  J 
Potter,  Michele  E.  554 
Pons,  Nancy  E.  554 
Potts,  Patricia  J.  524 
Pons,  Richard  F.  338,372 
Potts,  Richard  L.  500 
Poulos.Alex  290 
Poulos,  Saundra  A.  331 
Pound,  Edward  R 
Powell.  AllenS.  372 
Powell,  C.  June 
Powell,  Carl  E. 
Powell,  Cecelia  E.  311 
Powell,  Charles  N.  454 
Powell,  Donna  L.M. 
Powell,  Garry  M.  255 
Powell.  Gary  D. 
Powell.  Gary  L.  380,524 
Powell,  Ivan  J. 
Powell.  J.C.  123,127 


Pow 


,  Janice  H 


Powell.  Jeanne  R. 
Powell,  John  A. 
Powell,  Judith  A. 
Powell,  Judith  B. 
Powell,  Lester  K 
Powell,  Linda  A.  524 
Powell,  Martha  J.  454 
Powell,  Ray  E.  500 
Powell,  Richard 
Powell,  Richard  D.  Ill 
Powell,  Victoria  G.  353,500 
Powers,  Donald  G.  208,205.218,454 
Powers,  Mary  A.  393.454 
Powers,  Sharyn  J.  354 
Powers,  Van  A. 
Powers,  William  A 
Poynter,  Charles  D,  289,478 
Poynter.  Daryl  L.  115.221,300.329. 
364.382.388.500 


Poyn 


.  Jarr 


Ml,... 


:.  M 


i312 


Prater,  Bobby  R. 

Prater,  Dillard 

Prater,  Frieda  G. 

Prater,  James  J.  524 

Prater.  John  R 

Prater,  Larry 

Prater,  Otis  Jr. 

Prater,  Paulette  H. 

Prater.  Wanda  J. 

Prather,  Delia  A.  219,308 

Prather,  Kerry  W    394,500 

Prather,  Martha  S.  554 

Prather,  Sally  J.  554 

Prather,  Sharon  A.  500 

Prather,  Terry  L. 

Prats,  Harry  J.  375,388 

Prats,  Joseph  R. 

Pratt,  James  A.  200,284,285 

Pratt,  Michael  W.  554 

Preece,  Dianne  C.  524 

Prehar,  Bohdan 

Presley,  David  L. 


Presley.  Richard  L 
Presnell.  Daniel  J 
Presnell,  Glenn  E    261 
Preston,  Betty  P 
Preston.  Charles  L 
Preston.  Dennis  A   500 
Preston.  Mahnda  A    554 
Preston.  Michael  524 
Prewitt,  Edna  B    362,500 
Prew.tt,  Jan  R    364 


Prev\ 


. John  H. 


Prew.tt.  Linda  K.  391.524 
Prewitt,  Mary  A. 
Prew.tt.  Patricia  T. 
Prewitt,  Roger  W. 
Price.  Barbara  J   524 
Price.  Brenda  G.  500 
Price,  Catherine  M.  362.500 
Price,  David  S   500 
Price,  Eileen  D 


Pric 


Gail  554 

,  Jerry  L.  221,454 

,  Nancy  554 
,  Norma  R.  524 


'  J.  554 

r\  G   292.500 

■n  R    261,500 


Pric 

Pric 

Pnddy,  Howard  L. 
Pnddy,  Mar.lynn  R. 
Pndemore,  Janie 
Pr.demore,  Phillip  J. 
Pnng,  Jonathan  B. 


I'nr 


,  Patn 


Pnnz.  Judith  E.  554 

Pntchard,  Elaine  M 

Pr.tchard.  Patrick  J.  454 

Pntchard.  Paula  S 

Pntchett,  Deborah  T.  304,500 

Pr.tchett,  Rita  J 

Prochnow,  Harold  A 

Proffitt.  Mary  E.  300,308.329,500 

PROGRESS  399,400.401 

Pruitt,  Brenda  B 

Prum,  Byron  S 

Pruitt.  Edward  K 

Pruitt,  William  T.  524 

Pryor.  Edgar  M.  II  554 

Pryor,  Larry  F 

Pryse,  Martha  L.  554 

PSI  CHI  219 

PSYCHOLOGY,  DEPARTMENT  OF  172 

Puckett,  David  L.  390 

Puckett,  George  M 

Puckett,  Larry  M.  290 

Puckett,  Lela  J 

Puckett,  Virgil  T, 

Pugh,  Jenny  L.  524 

Pugh,  Susan  454 

Puhr,  Barry  W. 

Pullen,  Robert  D 

Pullen,  Wanda  D    455 

Pull. am.  Brenda  S. 

Pull.am,  M.chael  L   554 

Pull.ns,  Edward  T 

Pullms.  Hosea  L. 


Pull.f 


,  Jerri 


Pumphrey,  Jack  D. 
Pureed,  Ishmael  L   382 
Purcell.  Jerry  M    500 
Purcell,  Ned  S 
Purdom,  Elmer  R.  Jr    554 
Purdom,  William  B 
Pursiful,  Carol  G. 
Pursifull,  Karen  A.  500 


Puln 


iifull.  Oscar  B. 

n.  Lucmda  J    500 


Q 


Quarles.  David  A. 

Quarles,  Thomas  C    Jr. 

QUEEN  ATHENA  109 

Queen,  Mark  T. 

Queener,  James  R 

Queener,  Larry  H. 

Quick,  John  L. 

Quick,  Marguerite  H,  565 

Quick,  Suzanne  M. 

Quick,  William  T.  II  292 

Quiero,  Melvyn  F,  500 

Qu.ggms.  Pamela  K   359.370,455 

Qu.ggms.  Sharon  E 

Quinn,  George  D 

Qu.nn,  Richard  W 

Quire.  Eddie  L. 

Quire.  Nancy  L. 


Raabe,  Stephen  T.  554 
Rabenstein,  Robert  T.  455 
Rabuzzi,  Paul  D.  554 
Race.  Lezl.e  A   293.500 
Radcl.ffe,  Rebecca  J.  524 
Rader,  Anne  N.  565 
Rader,  Breht  G. 


Rader.  Rexford  N    478 
Rader.  Valerie  K 
Rader,  Vernon  C 
Raderer,  V.ck.e  L    554 
Radway.  Dav.d  J 
Rafford,  Brenda  J. 
Ragan,  David  Y   554 
Ragan,  Richard  D 
Ragland.  Judith  A 
Ragl.n.  Charles  T 
Rahamut.  Dav.d  T 
Rahamut,  Janet  C. 
Rainey.  Deborah  L   353,524 
Ra.ney,  James  E.  554 
Rainey,  Stephanie  L. 
Rains,  Bill  E 
Rains,  Brenda  G    500 
Rams.  Danny  O 
Rains,  Eugene  D 
Rains,  Kenneth  P 
Rams.  Pamela  L  554 
Ramville.  D.anne  T    554 
Rainwater,  Harold  L 
Ra.rden,  Gregory  K    376,500 
Raisor,  Dennis  S    290.303,455 
Ra.str.ck.  Debra  K    407.524 
Raker.  Edgar  A    455 
Rakestraw.  Thomas  L 
Raleigh,  Dennis  R    554 
Raleigh,  J.C 

Raleigh,  Martha  A    31  1,554 
Ralston,  Euberta  J    554 
Ramey,  Dianna  L.  524 
Ramey.  Don  T.  382.388,455 
Ramey.  Karen  L   554 
Ramey,  Sche.la  B.  524 
Ramey,  William  R.  298 
Ramirez.  Alfred  N    263 
Ramsey.  Alberta  K.  455 
Ramsey.  Barbara  G    524 
Ramsey.  David  W 
Ramsey.  Elsa 
Ramsey.  Janice  L    276 
Ramsey.  Joyce  M    554 
Ramsey.  Lois  A    500 
Ramsey.  Michael  L 
Ramsey.  Paul  A 
Ramsey,  Roy  L. 
Ramsey.  William  W. 
Randall.  Deborah  S 
Randall,  L.nda  C   455 
Randall,  M.chael  A 
Randall.  Roberta  L.  362 
Randolph,  Randy  E.  265,382 
Raney,  Vicki  S   554 
Raniero.  Louis  A    Jr    455 
Rankin,  Brenda  L    565 
Rankin.  Carolyn  S   455 
Rankin.  James  W 
Rankin,  Robert  A    554 
Rankin.  Sara  J    455 
Rankin,  Terry  L 
Ranson.  Catherine  E.  524 
Rapp.  Deborah  J    524 
Rapp,  Joseph  G   525 
Rapp.  Kenneth  J    455 
Rash,  Irvin  R.  Jr   249.298.554 
Ras.mas,  Susan  M    554 
Rasinen,  William  J.  500 

Ratcliff,  William  R.  455 

RAT  COURT  286 

Ratliff.  Arlan  P.  478 

Rathff.  Barry  M    525 

Ratliff.  Bernard  D 

Ratl.ff.  Bill.e  K.  295,455 

Ratliff.  Cheryl  L.  554 

Rathff.  Dallas  B. 

Ratliff,  Frederick  C 

Ratliff,  James  M    525 

Rathff,  Jerry  V 

Rathff,  John  M 

Rathff,  Mary  A 

Ratl.ff,  Russell  G 

Ratl.ff,  Sandra  A. P.  304,455 

Rathff,  Virginia  K.  554 

Rathff.  Wilma  J.B. 

Ratzenberger,  Judith 

Rauen,  Patricia  L.  224,455 

Rauf.  Fredr.c  L 

Rausch,  Cathy  S   525 

Rausch,  Elizabeth  A. 

Rawl.ngs,  Richard  B.  261 

Rawlins,  Patricia  L 

Rawson,  Janice  L.  362,455 

Ray,  Carol  J    554 

Ray.  Deborah  A.  554 

Ray,  Doris  J.  327,525 

Ray,  Joan  R   295,316,525 

Ray,  John  L    II 

Ray,  John  T. 

Ray,  Robert  E.  500 

Raybould.  Ronald  W 

Rayburn,  Sammye  D 

Raykin,  James  W    554 

Raymond,  Pamela  S 

Razor,  Lucia  C    554 

Reagan,  Larry  G. 

Reagan.  Mary  L    555 


Reagan,  Stuart  A    208.205,221. 

401.455 
Reams.  Blanche  ED 
Reasor,  Edward  D 
Reaster,  Thomas  J   478 
RebMas.  Thomas  J.  555 
Rebmann.  James  R    478 
Rebold.  Patricia  A    312 
Reck.  Bruce  A. 

Recker,  William  A   219.303,455 
Reckley.  Christine  E    525 
Redd.  Donna  M   555 
Redding,  Kendra  J 
Redfern,  Larry  K    500 
Redford,  Johnny  A. 
Redman.  Jesse  L 
Redmon,  Deborah  A    362,525 
Redmond.  Patricia  A 
Redmond.  Roy  A 
Reece.  Landis  D. 
Reece,  Linda  LP    455 
Reed,  Charles  B    III  265.455 
Reed,  Cheryl  A    565 
Reed.Cleary  T 
Reed,  Gary  L 
Reed.  Gwendolyn  S   364 
Reed.  Hannah  L    525 
Reed,  Jacqueline  L   360 
Reed.  Jesse  316 
Reed,  Joyce  I  H 
Reed,  Judith  L 
Reed,  Louis 
Reed,  Lynne  C    500 
Reed,  Mary  L. 
Reed,  Michael  E.  525 
Reed,  Nancy  A. 
Reed.OrvilIeK   478 
Reed,  Patricia  L   391 
Reed.  Peter  D   252,292 
Reed.  Phillip  G   219.500 
Reed,  Robert  E 
Reed,  Webster  L 
Reeder,  Chris  R 
Reeder,  llaM.  555 
Reedy.  Burnetta  C 
Reedy.  Gail  S.  455 
Rees,  Thomas  E 
Reese.  Dwight  B   555 
Reese,  Glenda  M 
Reeves,  Ben  N 
Reeves,  Charlotte  M 
Reeves,  Connie  J 
Reeves.  Curtis  R 
Reeves,  Deborah  J. 
Reeves,  Gregory  A 
Reeves.  James  P.  555 
Reeves,  Janice  E 
Reeves.  Sue  J 
Reeves,  Thomas  A    500 
Reeves,  Vickie  L. 
Reeves,  William  B    455 
Reff.tt,  David  P.  525 
Reffnt.  Douglas  E    500 
REGISTRATION  30.31 
Rehkamp,  Dianne  M    555 
Reid.  James  F    390 
Reid,  Judy  T. 
Reid,  Lawrence  J 
Reid.  Lucretia  J    455 
Reid.  Mary  K    500 
Reid,  Robert  E. 
Reid,  Ronald  L   221.478 
Reid,  Thomas  L   237 
Reifsnyder,  Jackie  C    297.300.359, 

500 
Reilly,  Alice  J   555 
Re.ncke.  Deborah  F    295,555 
Reinders,  Janyce  L    364,455 
Remert,  Steven  L 
Remheimer,  Rebecca  E    221.500 
Re.nstedler,  Kathenn 
Reiss,  Jessie  M    395,555 
Reister,  Leo  J. 
Reiter.  Brenda  L  92,93,112, 

311,359,525 
Reitz,  Chris  J    455 
Relken,  Robert  M 
Remy,  Sandra  K 
Renfro,  Dorothy  M 
Renfro,  Harold  D 
Rennacker,  Verne  E.  307.455 
Renner,  Cheryl  L.  500 
Renner,  Janice  M.  555 
Rentz,  Marc.a  J 
Requardt.  Terry  H.  525 
Resch.  Daniel  W 
RESEARCH  AND  DEVELOPMENT. 

OFFICE  OF  132 
Resop,  William  P    525 
Reuss,  Robert  P. 
Rexroat,  Peggy  J.D 
Reynolds.  Barry  E. 
Reynolds.  Bertha  M 
Reynolds.  Beverly  C 
Reynolds,  Dan  C   455 
Reynolds,  Danny  L 
Reynolds,  Edith  A   54.555 
Reynolds,  EmmaS 


INDEX  &DIRECTORY/PET-REY   603 


Reynolds,  Eric  T    456 

Reynolds,  Enck  W. 

Reynolds.  Eugene  P 

Reynolds,  Gene  K    376 

Reynolds,  Glenda  M   525 

Reynolds,  Gregory  R    290 

Reynolds,  Harold  D   525 

Reynolds.  Hugh  C 

Reynolds,  James  W    376,456 

Reynolds,  Jane  R    555 

Reynolds,  Janel  C 

Reynolds,  Jimmy  L 

Reynolds,  Karen  K 

Reynolds,  Kendall  D   289,525 

Reynolds,  Lindsay  Jr 

Reynolds,  Raymond  M 

Reynolds,  Richard  R   456 

Reynolds,  Roberi  J 

Rhea,  James  R 

Rhmehimer,  Bobbie  J   525 

Rhoades.  Kathy  A   300,304,555 

Rhodes,  Byno  R    II 

Rhodes,  Karen  L.  294 

Rhodus.  W.  David 

Rice.  Andrew  W   316,555 

Rice.  Betty  A    354 

Rice,  Betty  K    555 

Rice,  Edna  J   88.89.91.456 

Rice.  ElayneN 

Rice,  George  L    316 

R.ce,  George  R. 

Rice,  Harry  R 

Rice,  James  H. 

R.ce,  Jo  A   294,297,556 

Rice,  Karen  A. 

Rice,  Linda  W,  456 

Rice,  OraE 

Rice,  Pamela  J 

Rice,  Patricia  AG  N 

Rice.  Peggy  D   311.482 

R.ce.  Robert  L    Jr 

R.ce,  Rosemary  525 

Rice.  Stephen  P. 

Rice,  VickeS  359.525 

Rice.  WilmaC. 

Richards,  Carol  D. 

Richards,  Charles  R   556 

Richards,  Nora  E    556 

Richardson.  Bonnie  J   200,300 

Richardson,  Connie  J    556 

Richardson,  Deborah  L.  556 

Richardson.  Donald  W 

Richardson,  George  D 

Richardson,  Jo  A.  556 

Richardson,  Karen  R. 

Richardson,  Kenneth  D.  525 

Richardson,  Leroy  L 

Richardson,  Linda  J.M 

Richardson,  Orestes 

Richardson,  Patricia  500 

Richardson.  Sharon  S    556 

Richardson.  Timothy  G. 

Richardson,  Vickie  J   556 

Richardson.  Vickie  L    353 

Richens,  Christine  E 

Richeson.  Angela  R    390.556 

Richeson,  Martha  J    293.390.456 


n.Ge 


»N 


Richmond,  Catherine  A    500 

Rickett,  Thomas  H 

Ricketts,  Becky  B    556 

Riddel  I,  Donme  L 

R.ddell,  Michael  L 

R.ddell.  Paul  M.  556 

Riddell,  Thomas  D   456 

Ridder,  llene  565 

Ridder,  RayT 

Ridder.  Richard  T   556 

Ridder,  Robert  T.  375,456 

Riddle,  Stephen  G 

Riddlebarger,  Edwin  H.  500 

R.denour,  Debora  S 

Ridley,  Dwon  C    500 

Ridley,  La  Sandra  E    316,357,525 

Ries,  Donna  M 

Riffe,  Gwendolyn  316 

RIFLE  268 

Riggins.  Bruce  E 

Riggms.  James  L. 

Riggins,  Susan  L 

Riggle,  Christine  K 

Riggle,  Marsha  L 

Riggs,  Ann  S 

Riggs,  Elizabeth  L 

Riggs,  Jay  C.  382 

Riggs,  Mary  H. 

Riggs,  Patty  L.  565 

Riggs,  Roger  D 

R.gney,  Chandra  R   525 

Rigsby,  Donna  B    456 

Rigsby,  Edward  I    500 

Rigsby.  John  P. 

Riley.  Linda  K.  525 

Riley,  Mary  E    353,456 

Riley.  Rebecca  T.  525 

Riley,  Rita  D 

Riley,  Thomas  J   556 

Rinaldi,  Anthony 


R.nks,  JamiE.  556 

Ripperdan,  Sharleen  C    300,395, 

407.500 
Risher,  Beatrice  M.  556 
Risi,  Richard  B 
Risk,  Pamela  E. 
Rismiller,  Steven  H. 
Risner,  Brenda  P.  478 
Risner,  James  H. 
R.St,  Donald  E.  Jr. 
Ritchey,  Barry 
Ritchey,  Patricia  M    293,456 
Ritchie,  David  T. 
Ritchie,  Linda  F. 
Ritchie,  Terry  L    289,298 
Ritter,  Harnette  A.  478 
Ritter,  Kenneth  M 
Ritter,  Letitia  A. 
Ritter,  Sue  K. 
Rivell.  Frank  W 
Rivera,  An.bal  330,456 
Rivero,  Carmen  R    478 
Roach,  Charles  A.  265,55o 
Roach,  Judge  R    478 
Roach,  Mary  S 
Roach,  Robert  P   265 
Roades,  Gerald  D 
Roark,  Leonard  C 
Robards.  John  M   290 
Robbms,  Deborah  J,  556 
Robbms,  Earl  L    Jr 
Robbms,  Jimmy  R 
Robbms,  MyraS 
Robbms,  Trudy  D.F. 
Roberts,  Bobby  J 
Roberts,  Claudia  L.  556 
Roberts.  Dan  L 
Roberts,  Danny  L 
Roberts,  Everett  C    456 
Roberts,  Glenda  F    310.354,500 
Roberts.  Harold  R. 
Roberts,  James  S.  375.456 
Roberts,  James  W   556 
Roberts,  James  W 
Roberts.  James  W    Jr 
Roberts,  Judy  L    556 
Roberts,  Justine  A 
Roberts,  Larry  L   525 
Roberts,  Lynda  K 
Roberts,  Marvin  K 
Roberts,  Michael  J. 
Roberts,  Nancy  S. 
Roberts,  Pamela  J   456 
Roberts,  Rebecca  A   556 
Roberts,  Roger  S.  255,500 
Roberts,  Ronnie  R 
Roberts,  Stanley  L 
Roberts,  Susan  C   500 
Roberts,  Susan  K   525 
Roberts,  Wayne  T 
Roberts,  William  G 
Robertson,  Helen  G. 
Robertson,  James  M 
Robertson,  Kathleen  D   525 
Robertson.  Kevin  M    456 
Robertson.  Larry  E    255.256,375 
Robertson,  Sandra  K  T, 
Robertson,  Vicki  C.S. 
Robertson.  Victoria  G   525 
Robertson,  Warren  J 
Robmette,  Charles  E 
Robinette,  Hulen  G   500 
Robmette,  Joanne 
Robmette.  Peggy  L 
Robinson,  B ill le  H. 
Robinson.  Carl  C   478 
Robinson,  Carol  J.  500 
Robinson,  Cathy  C 
Robinson,  Charles  D 
Robinson.  Clyde  P 
Robinson,  Daniel  L 
Robinson,  Donella  L 
Robinson,  Doug 
Robinson,  Elaine  500 
Robinson,  Fred  S   556 
Robinson,  George  167 
Robinson,  Harvey  L 
Robinson.  Jack  B 
Robinson,  Jennifer  A   92,93,362, 

478,525 
Robinson,  Joe  F.  500 
Robinson,  John  L.  556 
Robinson.  John  L 
Robinson,  Maggie  M    556 
Robinson,  Marilyn  O.  362 
Robinson,  Marion  M   391 
Robinson,  Mary  L 
Robinson,  Mattie  J.  556 
Robinson,  Paul  R. 
Robinson,  Peggy  J.  223,525 
Robinson,  Robert  L    556 
Robinson,  Roy  H    Jr 
Robinson,  Ruth  A    556 
Robinson,  Ruth  E 
Robinson,  Sandra  G.  556 
Robinson,  Sharon  M  F. 
Robinson,  Shirley  J-  456 
^Robinson,  Virginia  K 


Robinson,  Wayne 
Robinson,  William  A. 
Robison,  Marlene  D    391 .500 
Robke,  Thomas  R 
Roche,  Jere  K. 
Rockenstein,  Stephen  456 
Rockhold,  Steve  R.  370 
Roder,  Philip  W. 
Rodgers,  Clyde  E. 
Rodgers.  David  K. 
Rodgers,  Ellen  L.  556 
Rodgers,  Janet  I.  556 
Rodgers.  Jimmie  L 
Rodgers,  Lowell  T.  Jr    456 
Rodgers,  Richard  G 
Rodgers,  Vega  L.  311 
Rodgers,  W    June  556 
Rodman,  Sue  A    362,500 
Rodriguez,  Ana  J 
Rodriguez,  Natalie  362.500 
Roe,  Gary  W   255 
Roe,  Michael  P   223,380,525 
Roebker.  David  L 
Roesch,  Harold  F    556 
Roesch,  Judith  C   456 
Rogan.  Janice  A    310,502 
Rogers,  Anne  N 
Rogers,  Barbara  E. 
Rogers,  Bonnie  K   406 
Rogers,  Brenda  S    557 
Rogers,  Clarence  D. 
Rogers,  Don  303,502 
Rogers.  George  W 
Rogers,  Hazel  J.  395,456 
Rogers,  James  A 
Rogers,  James  L. 
Rogers,  Joanne  456 
Rogers,  Kathie  J-  223,525 
Rogers,  Linda  S 
Rogers,  Mary  G    502 
Rogers,  Mary  T 
Rogers,  Michael  A   525 
Rogers,  Patricia  L.  557 
Rogers.  Paul  B.  456 
Rogers,  Susan  J. 
Rogers.  Susan  L    557 
Rogers,  William  E. 
Rogers,  William  R 


Wv 


-  4'..U 


Roggenkamp,  Gen 

Ro.tman,  MedaT. 

Rolfe,  John  R. 

Rolfes,  Linda  J   293,300,395,502 

Roller,  James  M.  303 

Roller,  Larry  G. 

Rollins,  James  M   502 

Romans,  Charles  W. 

Ronk,  Philip  D 

Roof.  George  K 

Rookard,  Jack  C    557 

Roop,  Joan  C 

Root,  Francis  D 

Rose,  Chester  A 

Rose.  Debbie  F. 

Rose,  Marianne  402.525 

Rose,  Mary  C    300,364.456 

Rose,  Rebecca  A.  557 

Rose.  Roger  W 

Rose.  Ronald  D 

Rose,  Scott  D. 

Rose.  Shirley  C    456 

Rose,  William  E   502 

Rose.  WilmaK   525 

Roser,  Michelle  A   557 

Rosing,  Gregory  A.  525 

Ross,  Brenda  L.  401 

Ross,  Donna  L.  362 

Ross,  Glenda  G 


Ross,  Jim  K    400,557 
Ross,  Jul.a  L.  502 
Ross,  Nancy  F    525 
Ross,  Richard  A    268 
Ross.  Sharon  S 
Ross.  Susan  L  502 
Rotanus,  Robert  J 
ROTC  CADETS  329 
ROTC  CHORUS  332 
Roth,  Clancy  L 
Roth,  Harry  L.  II  502 
Rothan,  Richard  L. 
Rothel,  Bill  le  A.  557 
Roundtree,  Cecil  R. 
Roundtree,  Janet  S. 
Rountree,  Jacqueline  557 
Roussos,  Carol  L   311,395,557 
Routson,  Terry  W 
Routt,  Jane  L.  456 
Rowe,  Gerald  L    302,456 
Rowe,  Joseph  R.  525 
Rowland.  Kenneth  R   557 
Rowland.  Opal  S.  557 
Rowland,  Roderick 
Rowland,  Steve  J.  532,557 
Rowlett.  John  D.  132 
Rowlett,  Sharon  K    557 
Rowlett,  Terry  A.  457 


Rowley,  Jan  L.  457 

Rowley,  Sue  E    457 

Roy,  Alice  F.  457 

Roy,  Carolyn  A 

Roy,  Charles  W 

Roy.  Doris  329 

Roy,  Garnett  G.  557 

Roy,  Lana  F.  525 

Roy,  Luther  V- 

Roy,  Mary  K    502 

Royalty,  James  L.  525 

Royalty,  John  T.  Jr. 

Royalty,  Judith  R 

Royalty,  Larry  W    457 

Royalty,  Patricia  G.  525 

Royalty,  Paul  L.  525 

Royse,  Barbara  A    502 

Rozen,  Rosalyn  E. 

Rubarts,  Virginia  A.  502 

Ruble.  Maurice  G. 

Ruby,  Paula  L   224,457 

Rucker,  Margaret  A. 

Ruckman,  Steven  M.  613 

Rudd,  Lawrence  P.  525 

Rudder,  Ernest  R 

Rudder,  Mike  D. 

Ruder.  Eleanor  R 

Ruder,  Margaret  B.  393,502 

Ruder,  Samuel  L    456 

Rud. sell,  Anita  R 

Rue,  Insco  W 

Rue,  Rebecca  J 

Ruf,  Linda  L    557 

Ruff,  Carolyn  A. 

Ruff,  Harry  L. 

Ruffing,  LeoG. 

Ruffner,  Michael  B. 

Ruh,  Richard  376 

Ruh,  Robert  J   Jr    398 

Ruh,  Roslyn 

Rule,  Angela  L    557 

Rulon,  Kathryn  300.331,502 

Rumble,  Harry  H.  457 

Runyon,  David  H. 

Runyon.  Phillip  458 

Runyon,  Woodrow  W.  Jr 

Ruoff,  Dav.d  L 

Rush,  Brenda  G   557 

Rush,  David  L.  188 

Rush.GwennC. 

Rush,  Joanna 

Rush,  Louis  A, 

Rush,  Ted  K. 

Rushbrook,  Leland  H. 

Rusher,  Phillip  T.  525 

Russell,  Charles  M.  502 

Russell,  Cheryl  A.  525 

Russell,  Cynthia  A.  395,557 

Russell,  Dale  L. 

Russell.  Harold  R 

Russell,  Jacqueline  M.  565 

Russell,  JoeD    385,525 

Russell,  Johnnie  D 

Russell,  Leonard  A   458 

Russell,  Linda  M. 

Russell,  MarthaS. 

Russell,  Matnce  G 

Russell,  Patricia  J. 

Russell,  Patricia  K.  525 

Russell,  Roger  D. 

Russell,  Sister  L. 

Russell,  William  R.  Jr. 

Rusterholz,  Shirley  I.  525 

Rutherford,  James  L   458 

Ryan,  Margaret  M.  458 

Ryan,  Marianne 

Ryan,  Michael  L 

Ryan,  Patrick  R   525 

Rye,  Sarah  C    311 


Sabel,  Melanie  J. 

Sacra,  Christine  E. 

Saffell.  Larry  L 

Safley,  Timothy  B   557 

Safreed.  Charles  T 

Sagarese,  Paul  E.  367,388 

Salisbury,  John  A 

Saiiee,  Marion  E 

Salmons,  Diamond 

Salomon,  Arthur  R 

Salsbury,  Donald  M.  237,392,525 

Salvucci.  Kathy  S.  525 

Salvucci,  Samuel  D.  502 

Salyer,  Deborah  A,  224,458 

Salyer,  Patsy  C. 

Salyer,  Ruth 

Salyer,  Thomas  G. 

Sammons,  Michael  H. 

Sammons,  Robert  A.  502 

Samons,  Dinah  M.K.  458 

Samons,  Jesse  E 

Samons,  Ronald 

Sample,  Maria  E    482 

Samples.  Edgar  B- 


Sampson,  Elmer  E.  502 

Sampson,  Ernest  E. 

Sampson,  Stuart  H 

Sams,  Janet  M.  525 

Sams,  Jason  E 

Sams,  Robert  W.  482 

Sams,  William  D.  557 

Sanclimenti,  John  G.  502 

Sandage,  Frank  D. 

Sanders,  Adrian  T 

Sanders,  Barbara  J   557 

Sanders,  Charles  M.  525 

Sanders,  Donna  G. 

Sanders,  Donna  K. 

Sanders,  James  L. 

Sanders,  Kedrick  E. 

Sanders,  Marvin  A.  Ill  316,525,565 

Sanders,  Stanley  C    Jr. 

Sanders,  Thomas  P. 

Sanders,  Wilma  K. 

Sandford,  Robert  M    253,502 

Sandlm,  Del  M 

Sands,  Martha  F.  314,557 

Sandusky.  Fredrick  L    237 

Sandy.  Cynthia  K    112.293,502 

Sanford.  Dale  A. 

Sanslow,  Elmer  E 

Sanzone,  Philip  H. 

Sapp,  Phil  D. 

Sapp,  Thomas  K. 

Sargent,  Jacqueline  L    525 

Sartin,  Fredia  A. 

Sasser.  LynnD 

Satchwell,  Daryl  L.  458 

Satchwill,  Linda  K.  458 

Saunders,  Albert  A. 

Saunders,  Ellen  M.  502 

Saunders,  James  R.  260,261,459 

Saunders,  Joanna  D.  557 

Saunders,  Sterling  Jr. 

Savage,  Gayle  A.  525 

Sawai,  Gloria  R 

Sawhill,  Lucy  J.  557 

Sawyer,  William  C.  406,525 

Sawyers,  Darrell  E    525 

Saylor,  Elizabeth  N 

Saylor,  E saw  502 

Saylor,  Irene  L 

Saylor,  Kale  Jr. 

Saylor,  Laura  B 

Saylor,  Martha  88,459 

Saylor,  Robert  L. 

SCABBARD  AND  BLADE  218 

Scanlon.Paul  E.  557 

Scarborough,  John  H.  382,459 

Scarbrough,  Dennis  D.  403,459 

Scanngi,  Gerard  A. 

SCEC  300,502 

Schaffer,  Karen  L.  557 

Schaffner,  Mary  D. 

Schaller,  Billie  G. 

Schanen,  Sandy  K. 

Schenck,  Denise  A   565 

Schenck,  Stephen  E.S.  219,565 

Schepman,  Mary  L 

Schepman,  William  R. 

Scherrer,  Daniel  R 

Schetler,  Joseph  E.  557 

Schieman,  Barbara  A.  359,388,503 

Schiller,  Cathy  D   478 

Schilling,  Donald  D   557 

Schmdler,  Robert  E. 

Schlaak,  John  R    289,298 

Schleigh,  Craig  B.  255 

Schlelem,  Roxann  557 

Schloemer,  Stephanie  395,482 

Schlosser,  Cynthia  A. 

Schlosser,  Linda  L.  525 

Schmidt,  John  T.  237,525 

Schmidt,  LynneM.  331,503 

Schmidt,  Robin  L.  557 

Schmidt,  Ronald  L. 

Schmidt,  Rosalie  C   557 

Schmied,  Orvilte  K.  Jr. 

Schneider,  Donald  B   525 

Schoenleber,  Jerry  R.  525 

Scholl,  Mary  L.  557 

Schomaker,  James  B.  557 

Schomaker,  Roger  G    370,503 

Schomaker,  Stephen  P 

Schoolcraft,  Joyce  A. 

Schopke,  William  F    390,478 

Schork,  Jane  L.  353,525 

Schornick,  Teresa  D.  459 

Schoulthies,  Jackie  L. 

Schoulthies,  Judith  A. 

Schrecker,  James  P.  478 

Schreiber,  Mark  G.  459 

Schreick,  Joseph  F. 

Schr.chten,  Marcia  L. 

Schroeder,  Thomas  E.  245,503 

Schroth,  James  D 

Schuetz,  Shirley  L.  459 

Schuler,  Dorothy  E.  557 

Schuler,  Karen  L.  557 

Schultz,  David  W.  557 

Schultz,Gail  E    557 

Schultz,  Steven  E.  459 


604    INDEX  &DIRECTORY/REY-SCH 


Schultz.  Thomas  W    382,459 
Schulz,  Renate  A 
Schulze.  Janet  L.  557 
Schum.  Roberta  A.  557 
Schumacher,  James  D    525 
Schummer,  Judy  A   354 
Schwandner,  Diane  S    557 
Schwartz,  Glenda  K.  459 
Schwartz,  Mary  J    525 
Schwartz,  Pauline  525 
Schwartz,  Stephen  H 
Schwarz,  James  V 
Schweikert,  Gary  L.  459 
Schweitzer,  Linda  K   557 
Schweitzer,  Randall  J   557 
Schweitzer,  Ronald  L   557 
Schwendeman,  J.R.  165 
Schwenke,  Carol  P.  92,557 
Schwettman,  Jeanine  C. 
Schwieriohann,  Babett  557 
Schw.ng,  Kenneth  W   525 
Schworm,  Ann  L 
Scigliane,  Janet  L 
Scopa,  Catherine  M   304 
Scopa,  Joseph  A.  Jr.  503,565 
Scorsone,  Anna  L 
Scorsone.  Ernesto  M   395 
Scott,  Albert  L    Jr 
Scott,  Alfred  T 
Scott,  Dana  K    362,525 
Scott,  Diana  L. 
Scott,  Dianna  K.  503 
Scott,  Donna  F.  343.362,388 
Scott,  Gary  L   459 
Scott,  George  W    525 
Scott,  James  S.  Jr.  326 
Scott,  Janice  M   557 
Scott,  Jean  E.P. 
Scott,  Jerry  R 
Scott.  Joyce  L.  557 
Scott,  Linda  S-  525 
Scott,  Marsha  G. 
Scott,  Patricia  FT 
Scott,  Ruby  L.  557 
Scatt,  Thomas  A. 
Scott,  Thomas  L 
Scriber,  Susan  PL 
Scrivner,  Charles  G 

Scroggin,  Marilyn  J    210,364.459 

Scruggs,  William  H 

Scudder,  Wayne  V, 

Seals.  Brenda  J   557 

Seals,  Linda  L   503 

Seaman,  Patricia  A.  557 

Searcy,  Holl.s  L.  382 

Searcy,  James  L 

Searcy,  Maurice  L 

Searcy,  Teresa  A    357.525 

Sears,  C    Brent 

Sears,  James  A 

Sears,  Linda  L   459 

Sears.  Margene  219,224.308,459 

Sears,  Robert  M   459 

Sears,  Sharon  K 

Sebastian,  Darv.n  E 

Sebastian,  Dixie  B 

Sebastian,  Pamela  L   526 

Sebastian,  Patricia  A.  557 

Sebastian,  Tanya  L   557 

Sebree,  James  E    249 

SECURITY  328 

Sefcovic,  James  H    306.503 

Seifer.d,  Deborah  A    314.526 

Se.ler,  Mary  J   395.557 

Se.p,  Wilham  H.  557 

Setter.  Ronald  A   382 

Seitz,  Teresa  J   557 

Sekura,  Carol  S    565 

Seldin,  Lance  C 

Self,  Charles  M    372 

Sellars.  Charles  W. 

Sellers,  Clyde  E   274,376 

Sellers,  Jerri  E    557 

Sellers.  Myra  E    557 

Sellers.  Susan  G 

Sellman,  Richard  L 

Sells.  Carl  F 

Sells,  LenoraS  526 

Sells,  Stephen  P   526 


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Lauretta  Harris  gives  a  disapproving  glare  as  her  last  class  is  closed. 


Senqel.  George  F    III 

SENIOR  CITATIONS  200 

Sennet.  Deborah  A    354,503 

Sensel,  Elizabeth  A 

Sensel.  Maureen  L   223.312.526 

Sergeant,  Donna  M    395 

Sergeant,  Richard  E 

Setters,  Michael  D. 

Settles,  Beverly  L 

Settles,  Cathy  S 

Settles,  Jeffrey  K   526 

Settles,  Joseph  A   503 

Setttes,  Paul  D. 

Severs,  Carol  R    459 

Sevier,  Coy  A    557 

Sevier,  Sharon  A    503 

Sewell,  Charles  B.  Ill  503 

Sewell,  Charles  K. 


Sewell,  Norma  B    503 
Sewell,  Phil  J. 

Sexton,  Ashley  M 

Sexton,  Bobby  D 

Sexton,  Cheryle  L 

Sexton,  Daniel  E 

Sexton,  Denna  K    557 

Sexton,  Sandra  J.  526 

Sexton,  Steve  W. 

S«xton.  William  E.  142 

Shackelford,  Glenn  O 

Shackelford,  Janet  R 

Shackelford,  John  K. 

Shadwick,  Robert  W 

Shaffer,  Eric  P 

Shaffield,  John  W    Jr.  526 

Shah,  Dhiraj  N 

Shah,  Kanu  C 

Shah,  Madhuri  D 

Shah,  NarendraN. 

Shah,Sudevi  Y, 

Shah,  Yogesh  C. 

Shakib.  Simm  R.  557 

Shanahan,  Jill  B.  315.482 

Shanes,  Robert  L    557 

Shank,  Dan  R    380 

Shanks,  Ramona 

Shannon,  Wtlliam  237 

Sharma,  Jandhyala  L 

Sharp,  Gary  T   557 

Sharp,  Joe  P 

Sharp,  JohnS.  Jr. 

Sharp,  Kathleen  W 

Sharp,  Lincoln  V    557 

Sharp,  Linda  D    557 

Sharp.  Robert  R.  177 

Sharp,  Wilham  L 

Sharpe,  Joseph  L 

Shasek.  Edward  A    Jr 

Shaurer,  Stella  K 

Shaw,  Diane  D 

Shaw,  Gary  C.  459 

Shaw,  Kim  R. 

Shaw,  LelaM.  557 

Shaw.  Mary  L. 

Shaw.  Patricia  A.  221.459 

Shaw.  Roll.n  R 

Shaw.  Wayne  L   459 

Shay.  Barbara  L    526 

Shay.  Carl  A    Jr    255,459 

Shearer.  John  W 

Shearouse.  Ronald  W 

Sheckler,  Jerry  H 

Sheeley.Owen  H.  557 

Sheeley,  Ronnie  A.  557 

Sheene,  Barbara  J. 

Sheets,  Deborah  A   526 

Sheidler.  Lois  A.  557 

Sheilley.  Joseph  W 

She.lley,  Lucy  E 

Shekell,  John  J   526 

Shelby.    Kamelya  E    557 

Shelhart,  Cathy  M   394 

Shell.  Barbara  A 

Shellenberger,  Chas  R 

Shelley,  Richard  S 

Shelton,  Carolyn  W 

Shelton.  Karen  E    297.329,407.526 

Shelton,  Richard  L 

Shelton.  Ronald  J    503 

Shelton,  Sandra  A 

Shelton.  Stephen  C 


Shel 


,  Wai 


Shepherd.  Brenda  M 
Shepherd,  Chris 
Shepherd,  James  L    557 
Shepherd,  John  W. 
Shepherd,  Phyllis  J 
Shepherd.  Randy  S  459 
Shepherd.  Robert  D. 
Sheppard,  Jan  M    218.297.300, 

329.503 
Sher,  Michael  N    459 
Sheridan.  Mary  K    557 
Sheridan.  Patrick  T.  237 
Sherman.  Elizabeth  H 
Sherman,  Richard  L 
Sherrard.  Michael  A.  372,503 
Sherrod,  Richard  W. 


Shei 


',  Wir 


onG. 


Shew,  Gilbert  S    393.558 
Shew.  James  R    393,558 
Shew,  Kathryn  L. 
Shewmaker.  Susan  R    526 
Shields,  Gary  L   380 
Shields.  Shernll  L    526 
Shields,  SondraC   503 
Shields,  Thomas  M 
Shindelbower,  Daniel  N.  159 
Shmdelbower,  Paul  D    327,558 
Shinn,  Stephen  D    218,459 
Shipman,  Joyce  E    362,526 
Shireman.  Mark  C    237 
Shivel.  Richard  L 
Shively,  Frances  H 
Shobe.  Janet  W   558 
Shock.  Edwin  D    Jr 
Shockey.  Colonel  R    459 


INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SCH-SHO   605 


Coeds  show  creative  abilities  in  designing  room  decorations. 


Shockev,  Ruby  C   459 

SIGMA  TAU  PI  219 

Sipple,  Charles  E 

Sic 

Sn 

ith 

Den.se  D   526 

Shockley.  Gary  A   375 

Sigman,  Judy  A 

Sipple.  David  K   460 

Sic 

sher.  Arnold  R    221,290.478 

Sn 

ith 

Denn.s  H   526 

Shockley,  Gary  W.  503 

S'lcox,  Nancy  J 

Sipple,  JaneS.C.  460 

Sli 

sher,  Floyd  K. 

Sn 

ith 

Donald  H. 

Shoemaker.  Viola  M 

Siler,  Barbara  A 

Sircle.  Randal  A    303,503 

Sic 

sher,  Gordon  D 

Sn 

ith 

Donevon  L. 

Shopa.  Gary  S 

Slier.  Ernest  L 

Si*.  BertonB.  385 

Sic 

sher,  Irene  K 

Smith 

Donna D 

Shores.  Jackson  G   Jr 

Siler,  Perry  H 

Sizemore.  Brenda  J   526 

Sli 

sher,  Patricia  J. 

Sn 

ith 

Donna  K.  503 

Short.  Bernie  A    459 

Siller.  Carole  L    297.304.503 

Sizemore,  Chet  L 

Sli 

sher,  Paula  K. 

Sn 

ith 

Dorothy  H 

Short.  Blanche 

Sills,  Dennis  M.  558 

Sizemore.  George  R. 

Sk 

sher,  Sharon  L   558 

Sn 

ith 

DougC 

Short.  George  M 

Silverman.  Terr,  G 

Sizemore.  Judy  C    565 

Sli 

ss.  James  M 

Sn 

ith 

Douglas 

Short.  Jessie  R 

Silvestn.  Daniel  H   558 

Sizemore.  Loretla 

Srr 

all.  Elisabeth  A   526 

Sn 

H  h 

Douglas  M 

Short.  Martha  L 

Silvious.  Kenneth  R    248.249,258 

Sizemore,  Randall  K 

Smalley.  Charles  M   526 

Sn 

nth 

Eddie  R 

Short.  Mary  R 

Silvious,  Nancy  L  B 

Siolander.  Douglas  391 

Srr 

allwood,  Barry  L 

Sn 

lith 

Edward  K 

Short.  Nancy  D 

Simcoe.  Pamela  L   362,526 

Skaggs.  Gregory  A   503 

Sit 

allwood,  Dav.d  L   Jr 

Sn 

nth 

Elaine  280.558 

Short,  Nancy  K. 

Simmons,  Judy  M   558 

Skaggs,  James  B 

Str 

allwood,  Larry  G 

Sn 

nth 

EllenS   526 

Short,  Rebecca  W 

Simmons.  Ronald 

Skaggs.  Lucille  M 

M 

allwood.  Michael  S 

Sn 

nth 

Er.c  A   478 

Short.  Ronald  L    305.459 

Simmons,  Vickie  A 

Skaggs,  Margaret  A   54.201,209, 

Sn 

allwood.  Tom  W 

Sn 

nth 

Ethel  B 

Short,  Sheila  KL   460 

Simms.  Carl  E 

219,224,297,460 

Sn 

art,  Richard  K 

Sn 

nth 

EuraJr. 

Short,  Willard 

Simms,  Robert  D   298 

Skaggs,  Rubeana  R 

Sn 

art,  R.taG.H. 

Sn 

nth 

Frank  D 

Shorn,  Ann  A.B. 

Simon,  Kay  F 

Skaggs.  Virginia  R   558 

Sn 

■  ley.  Claudia  M 

Sn 

nth 

Georgeann  R 

Shorn,  John  H 

Simons,  James  E 

Skaggs.  William  F    II 

Sn 

.ley.  Harry  M.  161 

Sn 

nth 

Gerald  R 

Shotwell,  Jerry  L   558 

Simons.  Peggy  J 

Skarosi,  David  A   558 

Sn 

ith,  AdaS 

Sn 

nth 

J.B   295 

Shoup.  James  R 

Simpkins,  Eleanor  J 

Skeen,  Jay  H 

Sn 

ith,  Alfred  R 

Sn 

tith 

J   Herschel 

Shouse,  Georganna  460 

Simpson.  Barbara  K 

Skeens,  Ken  H 

Sn 

i.th,  Arle.ne526 

Sn 

lith 

Jackie  K 

Shouse,  John  P 

Simpson,  Betty  J 

Skelton.  JaneW   303.478 

Sn 

nth,  Arthur  B  558 

Sn 

nth 

James  D  503 

Shouse,  Phillip  R 

Simpson,  Bonita  F    264,526 

Sketch,  Richard  F    526 

Sn 

nth,  Barry  D   526 

Sn 

lith 

James  D   558 

Shouse.  William  A 

Simpson,  Celinda  L   503 

Skidmore.  Brenda  L 

Sn 

ith.  Belindas 

Sn 

T.th 

James  E 

Shout.  Jack  W 

Simpson,  Charles  W   Jr 

Skidmore.  James  M 

Sn 

ith.  Benn.ta  J. 

Sn 

nth 

James  J 

Shrader,  Sherryl  1    482 

Simpson,  Deborah  A   526 

Skidmore.  Martha  L 

Sn 

ith,  Betsy  C 

Sn 

Tith 

Janet  558 

Shrader,  Susan  J   304.526 

Simpson.  Ellen  H   54.215,362.388, 

Skidmore,  Mary  A 

Srr 

ith,  Betty  P 

Sn 

nth 

Janet  P.  526 

Shrout.  David  L   330.526 

410,460 

Skidmore.  Richard  L 

Srr 

ith,  Beverly  A    526 

Sn 

lith 

JeanetteC. 

Shrout.  James  N 

Simpson,  Fredrick  L   558 

Skinner.  Elmer  N. 

Srr 

ith.  Beverly  D   558 

Sn 

lith 

JimrmeJ   380,526 

Shrout.  Kristen  E  B 

Simpson,  Harry  C    Jr    503 

Skinner,  Rita  M. 

Sit 

ith,  Billy  C   526 

Sn 

nth 

Jo  R 

Shrout.  Larry  T 

Simpson,  Jackie  D 

Skinner,  William  Jr 

Smith.  Bobby  J 

Sn 

nth 

John  A 

Shuck,  James  K 

Simpson,  Nancey  M.  558 

Skipworth,  Jody  K    460 

Sn 

ith,  BonmeS 

Sn 

nth 

John  L.  503 

Shufflebarger,  Elizabeth  526 

Simpson.  Richard  L   558 

Sk.pworth,  John.eA   558 

Sit 

ith.  Brenda  L   558 

Smith 

John  M    558 

Shugars.  John  D 

Simpson.  Ronald  L 

Skonieczny.  Bernard  F    460 

Sit 

ith.  Carl  A   478 

Sn 

,.th 

John  N.  Ill  526 

Shull.  Janet  L  B 

Simpson.  Rose  M   503 

Slade.  Steven  W 

Srr 

ith,  Car  la  G 

Smith 

John  R 

Shull.  Terry  L    382,526 

Simpson.  Sandra  K   259,526 

Slagle.  Kenneth  N 

Sir 

ith,  Carlos  R   Jr  503 

Sn 

nth 

Joseph  G 

Shumard.  Vick.  L   295,359.503 

Simpson,  Shan  364.503 

Slater,  Marlene  P 

Sn 

ith.  Carolyn  S.  364 

Smith 

Joyce  A 

Shunnara,  Samier  E    382,558 

Sims,  Bobby  R    289,558 

Slaughter,  Donald  L   526 

Srr 

ith.  Cathy  J.  482 

Sn 

ith 

Joyce M   526 

Shuping,  Dale  A   503 

Sims,  Cheryl  L    558 

Slawter,  Hiram  0 

Sn 

ith,  Charles  R 

Sn 

ith 

Judith  K   558 

Shute.  Patricia  J   558 

Sims,  Daniel  C 

Slayback,  Michael  1    558 

Srr 

ith,  Cheryl  L.  219,312,460 

Sn 

ith 

Judy  E 

Shye.  Carl  W   225 

Sims,  Debra  A   558 

Sloan,  Harold  S   388.460 

Sn 

ith,  Clara  M   305,460 

Sn 

ith 

Juhanne558 

Sickels,  Dav.d  H 

Sims,  Jerome  B   558 

Sloan,  Linda  K 

Sn 

ith,  Clarence  Jr   460 

Sn 

ith 

Karen  W. 

Sideboitom.  James  M 

Sims,  Larry  B 

Sloane,  Hobert  M 

Sir 

ith,  Claude  K    176 

Sn 

llll 

Kenneth  R. 

Sidebottom,  Robert  R 

Sims.  Mary  A 

Slone.  Andrew  P    460 

Sn 

ith,  Clyde  J 

Sn 

ith 

LaMonda  D   503 

Siders.  Janet  B 

Sims,  Robert  B 

Slone,  Cullen  B   460 

Smith,  Coleman  C 

Sn 

ith 

Lawrence  A 

Siders,  Michael  P 

Sinclair,  Gerald  L 

Slone,  George  T   565 

Sn 

ith,  Connie  S   503 

Sn 

ith 

Leslie  C  315 

Sidles,  Joseph  W   303,503 

Singer.  Craig  S   326.503 

Slone,  Harold  G   460 

Sn 

ith,  Constance  R 

Sn 

ith 

Lola  D 

Siemon,  Brian  R   237,292 

Singh,  Bhagwan 

Slone,  John  L    558 

Mi 

ith,  Danny  M    370,526 

Smith 

Lonzo 

Siereveld.  David  A   223,526 

Singleton.  Anna  J 

Slone,  Johnnie  0   503 

Sn 

ith,  David  C. 

Srr 

ith 

Lynda  K   293,460 

Sigler,  E    Susan  278.310,312,503 

Singleton,  Charles  G 

Slone,  Linton 

Sn 

ith,  Dav.d  W. 

Sn 

ith 

Mark  M    558 

SIGMA  CHI  378,566 

Sininger,  Larry  R    558 

Slone.  Robert  L 

Sn 

ith.  Deborah  G.  526 

Sn 

ith 

Mark  R.  367,460 

SIGMA  CHI  DERBY  347.349,334,522 

Sipe.  Wan.ta  M   503 

Slone.  Robert  W 

Sn 

ith,  Deborah  K   359.503 

Sn 

ith 

Mark  S 

SIGMA  NU  380 

Sipila.  Karen  L 

Slone.  Roger  L 

Sn 

ith.  Delores  G   558 

Sn 

ith 

Martha  C   526 

606    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  SHO-SMI 


Smith,  Michael  D. 

Smith,  Michael  R.  245,  558 

Smith,  Mitchell  E 

Smith,  Pamelas 

Smith,  Patricia  L. 

Sm.th,  Paulette  L 

Smith,  Peggy  JL 

Smith,  Phyllis  A,  460 

Smith,  Phyllis  K 

Smith,  Regema  S 

Smith,  Rhonda 

Sm.th,  Rhonda  J.  558 

Smith,  Richard  H    526 

Smith,  Robert  D    460 

Smith,  Robert  E. 

Smith,  Ronald  A. 

Smith,  Roy  A   460 

Smith,  Roy  M. 

Smith,  Sammie  L.  558 

Smith,  Samuel  Jr. 

Smith,  Sandra  A 

Smith,  Sandra  G 

Smith,  Sharon  A.  460 

Smith,  Sharon  A 

Smith,  Steve  B 

Smith,  ThaddeusM    221.290,503 

Smith,  Thomas  A.  526 

Smith,  Thomas  J 

Smith,  Venita  K 

Sm.th,  William  A-  478 

Smith,  William  H. 

Smith,  William  M 

Smith,  Wilma  J.  503 

Smith,  Wilson  V 

Smither,  Barbara  C 

Smither,  Teresa  J   31 1 ,482 

Smits,  Pete  Jr. 

Smock,  Edgar  L.  Jr 

Smoot,  Charlotte  R    460 

Smothers,  James  D   303.  503 

Smothers.  Joseph  R    303,503 

Smyers.  Janet  E    362,503 

Smyth,  Rebecca  A.  460 

Snapp,  Erma  J.  219.308.312, 

331,503 
Snapp.  James  T 
Snapp.  Richard  G 
SNEA  308 
Snell,  David  H 
Snell,  Mamie  L.A. 
Snell,  Nolan  S.  460 
Snellen,  David  M.  327 
Snelling.  Joel  A.  460 
Snider.  Anna  J. 
Smder,  Debbie  K   460 
Snider,  Jolly  B.  558 
Snowden,  Harold  E    Jr 
Snowden,  Jane  H 
Snowden,  Rebecca  A.  558 
Snowden,  Richard  D 
Snowden,  Richard  III 
Snowden.  Stanley 
Snyder,  Don  W. 
Snyder,  Kenneth  T, 
Sobanski,  Mehnda  N 
Sobansk.,  Richard  C 
Sobering.  Gail  A. 
Solvey,  Larry  V.  218,370,460 
Sommer.  Sandra  R 
Sorrell,  Buford  E    526 
Sorrell,  Deborah  A. 
Sorrell,  Paul  T. 
Sorrell,  Stephen W 
Sorrels,  Marilyn  K.  364,526 
Sorter,  David  M.  558 
Sosbe,  Donald  G. 
South,  Judith  C   565 
Sowders,  Beverly  J. 
Sowders,  Dewey  R. 


Sow 


s,  J  ft 


Sowers.  Jerry  R . 

Spahn,  Janet  L.  353,460 

Spahr,  Gregory  A.  558 

Spahr,  John  G.  565 

Spalding,  Jane  B. 

Spalding,  Joseph  V.  558 

Spalding,  Samuel  L.  526 

Spangler.  Paul  R. 

Spare.  Michael  A. 

Sparkman,  Paula  C.  526 

Sparks.  Bobby W 

Sparks.  Donald  R    503 

Sparks,  GeneS. 

Sparks,  Glenna  1 

Sparks.  Jimmie  S 

Sparks,  John  H. 

Sparks,  Joseph  B. 

Sparks,  Nancy  L.  558 

Sparks,  Rose  C 

Sparks,  Stephen  D.  462 

Sparnon,  Raymond  L    221,376,503 

Sparrow,  Deborah  K.  558 

Sparrow,  Jerry  H    462 

Sparrow,  Lmda  R. 

Spath,  Peter  F. 

Spaulding.  Joseph  F. 

Spaulding,  Okey  E.  Jr.  565 

Speagle,  Brenda  J.  305.503 


Speakes.  Ralph  A.  Jr.  462 
Spears.  David  B 
Spears,  Pearl  C. 
Spears,  Samuel  D.  462 
Specht,  Diane  J  558 
Speck,  Jerry  A. 
Speck.  Johnny  K 
Speckman.  Noreen  M 
Spector,  Paul 
SPEECH  AND  DRAMA, 

DEPARTMENT  OF  162 
Speer,  Deborah  J.  526 
Spencer,  Beverley  A. 
Spencer,  Charlotte  M 
Spencer,  Cora  B 

Spencer.  Donna  G   304 
Spencer,  Larry  C 
Spencer.  Manuel  R.  478 
Spencer.  Mary  K. 
Spencer,  Nancy  L. 
Spencer,  Richard  A.  503 
Spencer,  Ronald  W.  462 
Spencer,  Wayne  A 
Spen.lla.  Montgomery  328 
Spieser,  Sandra  L.  221,462 
Spillman,  Ellen  J.  558 
Spillman.  Frances  K.G. 
Spillman,  Ralph  D 
Spivey.  Ronald  L 
Spradl.n,  Joe  M. 
Sprague,  Dennis  B 
Spratt,  Cynthia  M.  329 
Spnggs,  Floyd  S 
Spnggs,  Ginger  L    111.486.503 
Spring,  Jerry  F.  526 
Sprmgate.  Donna  Sue,  526 
Springer,  Belinda  S.  558 
Spry,  Joella 


Spurl 


,  IMe 


Spurlock,  Brenda  J    526 
Spurlock,  Joyce  A   558 
Spurr,  Barney  W 
Sroka.  Joseph  C 
St   Clair,  Ruth  S 
Stadler,  Linda  S    462 
Stafford,  Deva  M 
Stafford,  Joan  C.  478 
Stafford,  Margie  A 
Stafford,  Ronald  J 
STAGE  BAND  319 
Staggs,  Gary  L.  526 
Stagman.  Edward  G 
Stahl,  BermaL.503 
Stahl,  Janet  M. 
Stahl.  Sandra  D    558 
Stalker,  Donna  L.  558 
Stallard,  John  A 
Stallings,  Charles  C   290,526 
Stamback.  Sarah  J.  311,558 
Stambaugh,  Margaret  J   558 
Stamm,  Brenna  L 
Stamper,  Judy  C 
Stamper,  Richard  D 
Standafer,  Connie  L 
Standard,  Iver  R   Jr  558 
Stanfield.  Virginia  K    312,526 
Stanford,  Luanda  462 
Stanford,  Timothy  L.  503 
Stangby,  Martha  S   558 
Stanger,  Mary  E    462 
Stanifer,  Michael  H. 
Stanley,  Ann  M. 
Stanley,  Anna  F 
Stanley,  Janet  L 
Stanley,  Steven  B.  287,462 
Stansberry,  Gary  G    558 
Stansbury.  Paul  S.  221,503 
Stansel,  Rick  L    247 
Stapleton.  David  L 
Stapleton,  William  A.  133 
Stapleton,  William  W.  253.558 
Stark,  Joseph  J. 
Starnes,  Howard  R.  462 
Staryszak,  Casimir 
Staten,  David  L.  255,375 
States,  Johnny  M. 
Stayton,  Joyce  A.  558 
Stayton,  Patricia  J 
Stazetski,  Karen  J    588 
St.  Clair,  Ruth  A.  588 
Steanson.  Julia  294 
Stebel,  Aneta  R. 
Stebing.  David  E    295,315.462 
Steck,  David  R 
Steele.  Donald  E. 
Steele,  Ernest  C 
Steele,  Lee  A.  503 
Steele,  Ralph  558 
Steele,  Sandra  J. 
Steelman,  Lana  C.  462 
Stefamcs,  Elizabeth  503 
Steffen,  AnnM. 
Steffen,  Victors.  526 
Steger,  Nancy  J.  558 
Steger,  Robert  C 
Steger,  Susan  A.  483 
Steggeman,  Kenneth  F 


Stegner.  John  M 
Steidle.  David  V 
Steier,  David  J. 
Sterner,  Howard  T.  503 
Steinforth,  Suzanne  L    311 
Steinmetz,  Paul  R   558 
Stelsack.  James  263 
Stenken.SadieJ.  311,526 
Stephens,  Barbara  A.  364 
Stephens,  Betty  L   213,305,462 
Stephens.  David  L 
Stephens,  Elizabeth  C 
Stephens,  Frank  C.  558 
Stephens,  James  D 
Stephens,  Jayne  C. 
Stephens,  Kathy  L.  558 
Stephens,  Linda  S. 
Stephens,  Terry  G.  526 
Stephens,  Wanda  J. 
Stephens,  William  J 
Stephenson.  Greg  K   263 
Stephenson,  Patricia 
Stephenson.  Ronald  W.  462 
Stepp,  Norman  H    387 
Sterbling,  Philip  R 
Sterchi,  Marsha  F.  526 
Stern,  Beth  A. 
Stern,  Sam 
Sternberg,  Josef  V 
Stevens.  AlexaG   558 
Stevens,  Betty  P   558 
Stevens,  Carol  L.  312,462 
Stevens,  Mary  Rose  364 
Stevens,  Melvin  K.  526 
Stevens,  William  B    478 


StP 


;.  Wil 


l  M. 


Stevenson.  Barbara  G 
Stevenson,  Donald  J 
Stevenson,  Ellen  L  483 
Stewart,  Allen  F   462 
Stewart,  Carol  A.  565 
Stewart,  Cecil  W  462 
Stewart,  Cynthia  A    558 
Stewart,  Donna  K.  558 
Stewart.  Eva  L.S 
Stewart,  Evelyn  G    558 
Stewart,  Laurel  J. 
Stewart,  Leland  E.  265.392,526 
Stewart,  Margaret  G    526 
Stewart.  Melinda  M.  558 
Stewart.  Pruda  E    462 
Stewart,  Raymond  W 


Ste- 


irt,  Sh 


Stice.  Stephen  A    393.410.462 

Sticklen,  Vincent  P   558 

Stidham.  Billy  W 

Stidham.  Diana  P 

Stidham.  Larry  M.  503 

Stiebel,  Judith  A.  221 ,353.407.503 

Stigall,  Jacqueline  I.  224,462 

St.gall,  JoeS   462 

Stiles,  Kenneth  H    526 

Stiles.  Teresa  A   300,354,503 

Still,  Tommie  H 

Stiltner.  Pamela  J. 

St. nson,  James  W.  Jr. 

Stinson,  Letha  L 

Stinson,  Mimi  K.  559 

Stirsman,  Allen  W 

Stiscak.  James  L.  559 

Stith,  Paul  R 

Stitt.  Mary  M 

Stivers,  David  D. 

Stivers,  Jack  L. 

Stivers,  Judith  C. 

Stivers,  William  E. 

Stober.  CarlaS. 

Stockdale,  Jane  K,  559 

Stocker.  Walter  D. 

Stodghill,  Michael  T.  462 

Stoess.  Barry  W.  559 

Stoess,  William  L    196.372,478 

Stoffle.  Carla  J. 

Stoffregen.  Brad  L   526 

Stoffregen,  Jane  R.  462 

Stokes,  Charles  M.  314,479 

Stokes,  EdwardS.  Ill  503 

Stokes,  Lee  D   Jr 

Stokes.  Raleigh  L. 

Stoll,  Kathenne  L.  304.354,503 

Stolt,  Rena  R 

Stone,  Charles  T. 

Stone,  David  W.  526 

Stone,  Deborah  B   462 

Stone,  Donald  P. 

Stone,  Eunice  T 

Stone,  Mark  K 

Stone.  Randall  M    503 

Stone,  Ray  A 

Stone,  Robert  C.  154 

Stone,  Ronnie  E    388,462 

Stoner,  Gregory  H.  370,479 

Storm,  Johnny  P.  245,255 

Storm,  Larry  W 

Storn,  Susan  E   526 

Story,  Leath  R. 

Story,  Robin  N.  255 

Stotts,  Barbara  S.F 


Stouffer.  Robert  E 

Stout,  Charles  W   462 

Stout,  Helen  B 

Stout,  Richard  C   382 

Stovall,  Thomas  F.  128 

Stover,  Richard  D.  372.462 

Stowers.  Wendell  M. 

Strader.  Paul  S.  559 

Straka,  Nancy  A.  526 

Strange,  Chen  J 

Strange.  James  M 

Strange,  Johanna  E 

Strange.  Mitchell  E    390 

Strange,  Thaleena  F 

Strange,  Walter  C 

Strassburger,  Pamela 

Straten.  Richard  D.  237.526 

Stratton,  Harry  M    463 

Stratton.  Henry  123 

Stratton,  Linda  B 

Stratton,  RoxieC.  312,526 

Strausbaugh,  Steven  W.  503 

Strehle,  Patricia  A    526 

Strevels.  David  S.  503 

Strickland,  Janice  L.  359,526 

Stringer,  Brenda  C. 

Strohowski,  Barbara  G 

Strong,  Deborah  E 

Strong,  Elizabeth  S 

Strong,  Guy  245 

Strong,  Joe 

Strong,  Joyce  F 

Strong,  Karla  A    559 

Strong,  Leonard  B 

Strong,  Mina  L 

Stroud,  Larry  H.  302,559 

Stroud,  Sharon  G.  223,316 

Strunk,  Larry  C    559 

Struss,  Penlloux  D 

Struss,  William  H    Jr    463 

Stuart,  David  I 

Stubbs,  Donna  M    559 

Stucker,  Carl  E 

Stucker,  Riley  L 

STUDENT  AFFAIRS  131 

STUDENT  COURT  286 

STUDENT  GOVERNMENT  284 

Studer,  Evan  A 

Studer,  Patricia  A.  293,463 

Stuecker,  Gerard  B 

Stultz.  Deborah  L 

Stultz,  Mary  A    559 

Stumbo,  Marcella  31 1 ,559 

Stumbo,  Tracy  L 

Stump,  Diane  S. 

Sturgeon,  Pamela  L.M 

Sturg. II,  AnnaS   479 

Sturgill,  Debarah  A.  559 

Sturgill,  Larry  B 

Stutzke,  Barbara  C 

Sullivan,  Cathy  L.  312,463 


Sull 


an,  James  D. 

an,  Judelle 

an,  Judith  L.C.  329 

an,  Kathenne  L 

an,  Michael  T.  401 

an,  Reggie  D. 

an,  Robert  M.  296,372 

an.  Ronnie  L.  503 


,Sha 


.559 


,  Terry  W.  382.506 
■s,  Brenda  L. 
■s,  Charles  R.  Jr. 
•s.  Margaret  K 


iM. 


,  Patric 
,  Willia 


.  304,503 


Sun 

Sundell.  Linda  M. 

Sung,  Sh.chang  295.303,479 

Sunley.  Charles  R    559 

Supplee.  JonnieM. 

Surface,  Karen  L.  364,503 

Susong,  Danny  A.  263 

Susong.  Ray  W 

Sutherland,  David  W.  503 

Sutherland.  Dennis  D 

Sutherland,  Linda  C.  565 

Sutherland,  Richard  K 

Sutter,  John  W.  463 

Suttle,  Judy  D 

Sutton,  DonsG. 

Sutton,  Dwain  G 

Sutton,  George  W.  539 

Sutton,  Wallace  W    559 

Swafford,  Earl 

Swam,  William  F 

Swango,  David  N.  328,390,463 

Swango,  Linda  S    390,503 

Swango,  Patricia  A. 

Swanson,  Thomas  E    326.330 

Sweasy,  Kenneth  W.  380 

Sweazy,  Iras  L. 

Sweeney,  Betty  J. 

Sweeney,  Deryl  L.  330 

Sweeney.  Gerald  J   559 

Sweet.  Nicholas  S 

Sweny,  Vikki  A, 

SWIMMING  250-253 


Sw.nford,  Brenda  K  S 
Sw.nford,  Larry  E 
Sw.tzer.  Jeanne  M    479 
Swope,  Carla  K   219,359 

Swope,  John  A.  479 
Swope,  Myra  V  463 
SYMPHONIC  BAND  318,320.321 


Tabb,  Linda  S.  353 
Tabb,  Robert  L. 
Tabeling,  Mary  S    559 
Tabeling,  Richard  W   219.463 
Tabor,  Richard  W.  479 
Taccanno,  Martha  S. 
Tackett,  Elaine  353 


Tacke' 


Tackett,  Rosemary 
Tackett.  Sharon  G 
Tackett,  VickiS   483 
Tacy,  Susan  A 
Tan,  Leslie  G.  503 
Takacs.  Tern  A.  559 
Talbott.  Gregory 
Tallent,  Brenda  C 


,  Edw 


i  M. 


Talle 
Tallent,  Lmda  L.R 
Tallent.  Mary  F   304,464 
Tallent,  Overt  L. 
Talmage.  Martin  T.  376 
Tamme,  Gerald  W    559 
Tandy,  Thomas  G 
Tanner,  Jennefer  L. 
Tapp,  Alice  F. 


;M 


,  DoraC. 


Tarvin.  Patricia  A 

Tarv.n,  Patty  L  A    214,219.464 

Tarv.n,  Robert  E.  388 

Tarvin,  Thomas  L 

Tassie.  Nancy  R.  391.559 

Tatchell,  Michael  R   559 

Tate,  Emma  L. 

Tate,  Janet  C 

Tate,  Kathleens.  315,359,529 

Tate,  Maxey  A 

Tate,  Rebecca  E 

Tate.  Sharon  R.  559 

Tatem,  Terry  L    464 

Tatman,  Elna  C.  559 

Tatum,  Clifton  L.  464 

Tatum.Gary  S. 


Tatu 


;D 


Tatum.  Howard  R    479 
Taulbee,  Ellen  C.  464 
TAU  KAPPA  EPSILON  382 
Taulbee,  Faye 
Taulbee,  Larry  R.  559 
Taulbee.  Wood  row  W 
Taylor,  Antoinette  0 


Taylc 
Taylc 


,  Barbara  A 

.  Barbara  J    529 


.  Claudia  G.  92,93.364.529 


Debc 

rah  G 

Debc 

rah 

K 

Dian 

ID 

464 

Dona 

Id 

Gary 

C. 

Gene 

P. 

Taylor 

JaneD   483 

Taylor 

Jennifers   559 

Taylor 

JohnM   529 

Taylor 

Judy  M. 

Taylor 

Larry  D.  464 

Taylor 

Larry  W 

Taylor 

Leonard  1  29 

Taylor 

Louis  R.  479 

Taylor 

Mary  J 

Taylor 

Mary  S.  503.559 

Taylor 

Mehnda  J   504 

Taylor 

Patricia  A.  486 

Taylor 

Ralph  D.  504 

Taylor 

RamonaS 

Taylor 

Rex  J 

Taylor 

RitaC.  311.483 

Taylor 

Terry  C.  529 

Taylor 

Wayne  K 

Taylor 

William  E.464 

Taylor 

William  T 

Tehtie 

i,  Euerett  G. 

Tedde 

.  James  D    289.298,504 

Tedford,  Gary  S    303.464 

Teeter 

Penny  L 

INDEX  &  DIRECTORY/SMI-TEE   607 


Tegge,  James  D. 
Tegt,  Donald  D 
Templeman.  Michael  D. 
Tenley,  Sally  J- 
Tennant,  Harold  D 
Tennill,  Randall  E. 
TENNIS  262-263 
Tenry,  Marcia  A-  529 
Teresi.  Linda  J.  559 
Terhune.  Calvin  T, 
Terhune.  Jimmie  G. 
Terhune.  Kathy  L 
Terrell,  Linda  F.  304 
Terrell.  Sue  C   464 
Terrill,  Barbara  J. 
Ternll,  Courtney  IM. 
Terry,  Berty  B. 
Tersiegge,  Cherine  K.  464 
Terstegge.  Ga. I  A   311.559 
Terstegge.  Paul  A    479 
Tersiegge.  Walter 
Tev.s.  Charles  K. 
Tewmey,  Marsha  R.  559 
Thacker,  AnnT. 
Thacker.  Janice  M.  559 
Thacker,  Larry  A. 
Thacker.  William  R 
Thalman.JonC    376.504 
Thalmann.  Ruby  K.  315 
Tharp.  Lewis  S.  504 
The.ler.  David  P.  559 
THETACHI  385 
Thomas.  Alice  J.  560 
Thomas.  Barbara  A   504 
Thomas,  Betty  M. 
Thomas,  Brends  L 
Thomas.  Carol  J.  464 
Thomas,  Carolyn  J 
Thomas,  Charles  D 
Thomas.  Connie  L. 
Thomas,  Deborah  A 
Thomas.  Earl  319 
Thomas.  Eddie  529 
Thomas.  Edward  M. 
Thomas.  Frank  D. 
Thomas,  Franklin  D. 
Thomas,  Gail  316.529 
Thomas,  Gary  L. 
Thomas.  Gerald  A. 
Thomas,  Hallie  M 
Thomas,  Homer  D 
Thomas,  James  L 
Thomas.  James  L. 
Thomas,  Jeanne 
Thomas,  Joan  L.  560 
Thomas,  John  C 
Thomas,  Joseph  P 
Thomas,  June  Y. 
Thomas,  Karen  A.  560 
Thomas.  Lawrence 
Thomas.  Margaret  E.  560 
Thomas.  Margaret  V.  465 
Thomas,  Mary  R.  212,309,465 
Thomas,  Michael  A. 
Thomas,  Michael  D. 
Thomas,  Morris  E 
Thomas.  Paula  M    357 


The.  it 


Phil 


)  L    Jr 


Thomas,  Rebecca  M.  565 
Thomas.  Rick  J. 
Thomas,  Robert  H.  Jr. 
Thomas.  Sammy  T.  465 
Thomas,  Walter  W.  376 
Thomas,  William  J 
Thomas,  William  K    289 
Thompson,  Alfred  E    233.236. 

237.529 
Thompson.  Alfreda  N.  560 
Thompson,  Anthony  W    328 
Thompson,  Billy  G. 
Thompson.  Billy  R 
Thompson.  Brenda  G. 
Thompson,  Brenda  Y.  465.503 
Thompson.  Bruce  N.  465 
Thompson,  Cleveland  B.  465 
Thompson.  Doris  K.  465 
Thompson.  Edward  D. 
Thompson.  Elwanda 
Thompson.  Emily  C.  529 
Thompson.  Fredrick  B. 
Thompson,  Howard  303.398,465 
Thompson.  Jacqueline  D    560 
Thompson.  James  R. 
Thompson,  Jennifer  I.  465 
Thompson.  Jo  L.  560 
Thompson,  John  \\ 
Thompson.  Kathryn  L 
Thompson.  Letrtia  A    360.465 
Thompson.  Linda  C    560 
Thompson,  Mary  E    465 
Thompson,  MickieT, 
Thompson,  Pamela  K. 
Thompson,  Patricia  A.  560 
Thompson.  Priscilla  J.  353 
Thompson.  Robert  H. 
Thompson,  Robert  K. 
Thomspon.  Robert  L. 
Thompson,  Robert  W.  560 


Thompson,  Ronald  E.  328,483 

Troutman,  Chandos  E .  504 

Thompson,  Sharon  E. 

Troutman,  Lou  J. 

Thompson,  Steve  A. 

Troutman.  William  M. 

Thompson.  Terry  D.  560 

Trower,  Teresa  A.  293.466 

Thompson.  Wayne  P. 

Troxell,  Gilbert  C. 

Thompson,  William  F.  465 

Truax.  Sandra  R.K. 

Thompson.  William  G.  466 

Trudell,  David  M. 

Thomson,  Conn.eS   560 

True,  David  T. 

Thornton.  Andrew  C.  II 

True.  James  F.  467 

Thornton.  Eddie  L  560 

True,  Robert  L. 

Thornton,  James  W   301.483 

Trulock.  Michael  L.  529 

Thornton,  Kathleen  J. 

Truman.  Harry  L    560 

Thornton,  Wesley  S.  529 

Trumbo.  Robert  P.  316,467 

Thorpe,  Floretta  M. 

Trusler,  Stanley  R. 

Thrasher,  Elvin  H.  466 

Trusty.  Gary  E. 

Thurman,  Cynthia  L.  560 

Trzop.  Peter  R.  223 

Thurman,  Kelly  163 

Trzop.  Phillip  W. 

Thurman.  Steve  D.  560 

Tse,  Kim  F. 

Thurman,  Vicky  J.T. 

Tucker.  Boyd  M.  Jr. 

Thurman.  WilliamS. 

Tucker,  CharlesG. 

Thurmond,  James  E. 

Tucker.  Dianne  Z. 

Thurmond,  Lee  A   310,312.560 

Tucker,  Jean  E. 

Thurston.  Frances  A 

Tucker,  Linda  L.  560 

Thurston,  Robert  A. 

Tucker.  Michael  M.  560 

Tichenor.  James  E. 

Tucker.  Robert  W.  375,467 

Tidweii,  CharlesT. 

Tucker,  Ronald  N 

Tighe.  Colleen  A.  529 

Tucker.  Sharon  A. 

Tiller.  Gary  W. 

Tudor,  Oscar  J.  Jr. 

Tillman.  James  E.  529 

Tuggle,  Edward  R.  290,529 

Timberlake.  Earl  Jr 

Tuggle.  Mary  S. 

Tincher.  John  W. 

Tully.  Debbie  G.  506.529 

Ttncher,  Pauline  R. 

Tully.  Rodger  F. 

Tincher.  Wendell 

Tully.  Steven  E 

Tindall.  Iva  K    529 

Tungate.  Loraine  A.  560 

Tindoll,  David  D.  Jr.  327.560 

Tunnell.  Kenneth  D.  137 

Tingle.  Jackie  R 

Tunstill.  Ronald  D. 

Tingle.  Joseph  R 

Tupman,  William  R   467 

Tingle.  Peggy  L    560 

Turley.  Laura  M    362.529 

Tinsley,  John  L. 

Turnbull,  Bruce  H. 

Tinsley.  Joseph  H. 

Turnbull.  Janet  L.  467 

Tipton,  Gary  R 

Turner,  Arch 

Tipton.  James  A 

Turner,  Benme  E. 

Tipton,  James  A.  328 

Turner,  Brenda  S. 

Tipton.  Jerry  A.  219.466 

Turner.  Carhs  E. 

Tipton,  Michael 

Turner,  Carol  J. 

Tipton.  Robert  T. 

Turner,  Carolyn  S. 

Tipton.  Roy  F 

Turner,  Charlotte  F.  560 

Tipton.  Steven  W. 

Turner.  Clifford  H 

Toatley,  Pamela  M.  529 

Turner,  Daniel  L.  237 

Tocci,  Edward  I 

Turner.  Delor.sSB 

Todd,  Holman  P 

Turner,  Donna  H. 

Todd,  Nancy  A.  466 

Turner.  Geneva  L.  316 

Todd.  Patricia  A 

Turner.  Gloria  J    504 

Todd,   Thomas  A 

Turner.  Grace  W 

Toledo.  Luz  G. 

Turner.  Helen  L 

Toleman.  Martha  L.  31 1 .560 

Turner.  Jakie  F. 

Toler.  Warren  F 

Turner,  James  Jr 

Tolle,  Mitchell  D. 

Turner,  Joyce  A.  354.529 

Tolliver,  Robert  W. 

Turner,  Judith  A. 

Tolson,  Darrell 

Turner.  Lenane  483 

Tomassetti,  Velma  L    395.560 

Turner.  Lexene 

Tomlinson,  William  R   529 

Turner.  Margaret  A.  504 

Toohey.  James  M. 

Turner,  Margie  P.  560 

Tooke,  Clifton  N. 

Turner.  Marian  L 

Torstnck,  Michael  W.  326,529 

Turner,  Mary  H.  467 

Toth.  David  A. 

Turner.  Mary  L 

Towery,  Bige  W 

Turner,  Mary  L.G. 

Towler.  Ann  H.  466 

Turner,  Norma  J. 

Tno 


To;-. 


,  Virginia 
Town,  Vernon  A 
Townsend,  Caroleen  529 
Townsend,  Teresa  L 
Trabits.  Carol  L.  310,466 
TRACK  258-259 
Tracy.  Marsha  J-  503 
Tracy.  Martin  M.  375 
Tracy.  Michael  R 

TRAFFIC  SAFETY  INSTITUTE  154 
Trammell.  Patsy  N 
Trammell.  Roger  W 


Tras! 


Traugott.  Ruby  K    560 

Travis.  Amy  D. 

Travis,  Louis  D 

Travis,  Mary  E.  316.560 

Travis,  Rodney  K 

Traxinger,  Thomas  A 

Treadway.  Douglas  L 

Trees,  Chris  T. 

Tremaine.  Darrell  E. 

Trew.  Rebecca  J   353.529 

Tribble.  Ann  G. 

Tnbble,  Steven  B.  529 

Trice,  Patricia  S. 

Trimble.  Terry  N.  385,529 

Trimble.  Tom  C    504 

Tnmnell,  Timothy  A. 

Tnplett,  Franklin  D. 

Tripp,  Nicole  H    560 

Tr.sler.  Helen  J.  560 

Trisler.  Nancy  B.  466 

Tritschler,  Ann  D    300.395.529 

Tnvette.  Donald  F. 


Tu 

rner.  Sally  A.  311.560 

Tu 

rner.Samm.eW 

Tu 

rner.  Sharon  G    504 

Tu 

rner.  Thelma  L 

Tu 

rner,  Wayne  467 

Tu 

rner,  Wiley 

Tu 

rner,  William  D-  561 

Tu 

rner.  William  M.  529 

Tu 

rn.ng,  Thomas  G.  327 

Tu 

rpin,  Andrew  D 

Tu 

rpin.  Betty  E. 

Tu 

rpin,  James  T    504 

Tu 

rpin,  Kathy  J.  561 

Tu 

rpin.  Robert  394 

Tu 

rp.n,  Teresa  R.  561 

Tu 

rpin,  Zelma  Y 

e   Wi 


Tussey.  Peggy  S. 

Tussey,  Robert  L 

Tuttie.  Carol  A.  221.467 

Tuttle.  Linda  J   219.504 

Tweddeli,  David  R.  529 

TwHty,  Douglas 

Twombly,  John  N 

Twyman,  Kenneth  B.  380.504 

Tye.  Deborah  L,  561 

Tyler.  Rebecca  L. 

Tyree.  Vauity  R. 

Tyrrell,  Connie  J.  295,359 

U 

Uland.  Robert  L.  561 

Uleary,  Donna  M 

Ulery.  Franklin  R.  326,401 

Ullom,  Sandra  L.  561 


Ulnch,  Joseph  D 
Underhill.  Alice  A.  504 
Underwood,  John  L   467 
Underwood.  Larry  R. 
Underwood,  Linda  J    504 
Underwood.  Sharon  I. 
Underwood,  Wanda  L.  561 
Underwood.  William  T.  529 
Unger.  Rebecca  S.  219,293.393,504 
UNIVERSITY  CENTER  BOARD  64 
UNIVERSITY  ENSEMBLE  316 
UNIVERSITY  THEATRE  133 
Unterbrink,  Howard  L. 
Upchurch,  Brenda  J- 
Upchurch,  Gary  K.  504 
Upchurch,  Jeame  D 
Upchurch,  Kelvin  L.  561 
Upchurch,  Phillip  L. 
Upchurch,  Wade  N.  245 
Upton.  Carlton  B 
Upton,  DenmeP. 
Upton.  Janice  C.  467 
Uthe,  James  A, 
Utter.  Susan  C.  467 
Utterback.  Bernie  L.  529 
Utterback,  Glenda  F.  561 


Valentine,  Lois  J. 

Valentine,  Phyllis  L 

VALIANETTES  30,331 

Valley.  Harold  G-  467 

Valley,  Valon  E 

Van  Arsdall.  Michael  388 

Van  Arsdall.  Robert  D,  372 

Van  Bibber.  Sheryl  K.  561 

Van  Deventer,  Kenneth  504 

Van  Diver,  Betty  J.  311,504 

Van  Dyke,  John  E-  529 

Van  Dyke,  Thomas  M.  561 

Van  Hoose,  Deborah  J-  561 

Van  Hoose,  Robert  B    479 

Van  Hoose.  Sharon  W,  21  7,224,467 

Van  Leuven,  Michael  J   529 

Van  Leuven,  Sharon  K. 

Van  Natta.  Bobby  E.  275 

Van  Ness,  Gail  A.  293.467 

Van  Oss,  Linda  M.  219.308 

Van  Over,  NianaS 

Van  Pelt.  Beverly  P.  467 

Van  Pelt.  CharlesG.  467 

Van  Pelt.  Gary  W.  561 

Van  Sickle.  Reecy  F 

Van  Sickle.  Richard  L. 

Van  Slyke,  Don  W 

Van  Winkle,  David  M. 

Van  Winkle.  Gloria  G. 

Van  Zant.  Barbara  A    88,467 

Van  Zant,  Roger  D.  561 


Van 


:  A.T- 


Vance.  Joe  B. 
Vance.  KyleD    504 
Vanderhorst,  Debra  L   561 
Vanderpool,  Roxie  L.C.  561 
Vanhook.  Ronnie  A. 
Vanover,  Alvm  R. 
Vanover,  Elinda  K.  561 
Vanover.  James  R.  565 
Vanover.  Paul  F. 
Vanover,  Steve  W.  367 


Van 


.  Chr 


Varner.  Gary  L    529 
Varney.  Evelyn  C. 
Varney.  Gerald  T. 
Varney,  William  R.  467 
Varsakelis.  Ignatius 
Varsakehs,  Peter 
Vater,  Nancy  L.  334 
Vaughan.  James  E.  467 
Vaughn,  Linda  S. 
Vaughn.  Marcia  D   561 
Vaughn,  Orleen  M.  529 
Vaughn,  Virginia  M    504 
Vaught,  Linda  S.  565 
Vavra,  AnneC. 
Vedelli.  Jay  370 
Veirs.  Nijel  K. 


ill,  Patn 
,  Wilhar 


)  D. 467 


Venneman.  Linda  S. 
Venters.  Nancy  R.  561 
Venters,  Pamela  S 
Vermillion.  Connie  M.  219,224. 

308,467 
Vernon,  David  L.  529 
Verran.  Harry  E. 
Vertrees.  Georgia  D 
Verville,  Betty  L. 
Verville.  Marcia  J.  308,395.504 
Vescio.  Herb  291 
VETERAN'S  CLUB  101.289 
Vicars.  Ernest  R    Jr 
Vice,  Deborah  K. 
Vice.  John  M.  561 
Vice    Richard  L 


Vice.  Sara  A    295,364.427.467 
Vice,  Wayne  D.  303,529 
Vickers.  John  126 
Vickers,  Keith 
Vickers,  Michael  J.  529 
Vincent,  Ray  L 
Vinson,  Teresa  L.  529 
Vipperman,  Catherine 

;s.  Audrey  K.  467 

is.  Darrell  504 

is.  Jesse  561 

is,  Ryarnon  L.  467 


aioe,  Ga 


•  N. 


?.  Linda  J.  529 
e,  Barbara  J   312.504 
e.  Goidie  M.  561 
Voets.  Joseph  C.  467 
Vogelsang,  Darla  J.  561 
Von  Allmen,  Margaret 
VonGruemgen.  Eddie  529 
Von  Handorf.  Richard  561 
Vore.  Eric  D. 
Voss.  Jane  E. 
Votaw.  Gloria  J   312,529 
Votel,  Michael  R 


■.\a..h: 

,  Fred  B    529 

Wachs 

man.  Lewis  E, 

Wacla 

A/ski.  Theresa  M.  504 

Waddeii.  Helen  J.  467 

Waddell.  Joe  467 

Waddell.  Madlyn  G. 

Wadd 

e,  Stephen  W.  504 

Wade, 

Billie  W.  303,504 

Wade, 

Debra  K.  314,529 

Wade 

Glenn  E.  375,468 

.  ■.,!..'- 

Kenneth  B   561 

Wadli 

igton,  Lindal  W.  468 

Wafer 

ing,  Cheryl  A.M. 

Waffo 

rd.  Mike  J. 

Wagers,  Anga  J 

Wager 

s,  Jean  C 

Wager 

s,  Linda  D 

Wager 

s,  Lyman  E. 

Wager 

s,  Molly  A.  315 

V.aqer 

s,  Phyllis  E. 

'.'..ilK-i 

5.  Sarah  F  H 

V.jQQ~ 

ner,  Connie  W.  529 

Wagm 

an,  Ronald  N. 

Wagr 

r.  AnnC   561 

,\jtr' 

r.  Claire  F.  468 

Wag  nt 

r,  Danielle 

■,'.j,.r-. 

r,  Dennis 

Wagm 

r.  Gloria  180 

Wagnf 

r,  Nancy  J   529 

Wagm 

r.  Thomas  R,  504 

.'..J..1, 

er,  David  L.  468 

Wago 

er,  Kent  A. 

i'.  ago 

er,  Nancy  L. 

Wagor 

er.  Ricky  A.  561 

'.",  a  '  r 

ght.  Constance  504 

Wamr 

ght.  Deborah  J.  561 

:ott.  Debora  E.  364,4 

Waits 

Catherine  M   311 

Waits 

Charles  W 

Waits 

Charlotte  L. 

Waits 

Sandra  K.  468 

Wakef 

leld,  June  L.  529 

Walde 

n,  Charmame  561 

Waide 

n.  Dalmea  L.  468 

Walde 

n,  Wayne  N.  468 

Waldr 

dge.  Wilbert  Jr 

r,  Antoinette  M. 

Walke 

r,  Barbara  J.  529 

;'.  a  i  k  t 

r.  Barbara  P.  561 

Walke 

r.  Candace  S-  468 

Walke 

r.  Charles  S   529 

r,  Donald  R 

Walke 

r,  Dorlas  G- 

Walke 

r,  Douglas  E.  529 

Walke 

r.  Earl  W.  561 

Walke 

r.  Ernest  R.  529 

Walker,  Hazel  F.R.  479 

Walke 

r.  Iris  D 

Wa  kc 

r,  Jackie  S.  529 

v\.,     >■    , 

r.  Johnny 

■;\a  -.. 

r.  Kathy  L.  529 

r.  Richard  E. 

Walke 

r,  William  F.  504 

Wall, 

Albert  L 

Wall,  George  R. 

Wall, 

Hilda  A.  504 

Wall,  James  H. 

Wall.  Nancy  E.  565 
Wall.  Rhonda  C.  304.561 
Wallace.  Denn.sS. 


Wallace.  Jewell  O. 
Wallace.  Karen  L. 
Wallace,  Paula  K.  561 


608    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY  TEG-WAL 


Waller.  John  Z.T. 

Wallete.  James  A   468 

Wallm.  Julia  B   561 

Walroth.  Chuck  237 

Walser.  Mary  S.  561 

Walter,  James  B 

Walters.  Arthurme  M    316,357 

Walters.  Daniel  D 

Walters,  Delphia  R. 

Walters.  Glen  J 

Walters,  Joyce  A.  561 

Walters,  Kenneth  W.  Jr    253.273.504 

Walters.  Larry  E 

Walters.  Reginald  G    316 

Walters,  Thomas  R   561 

Walton,  Charles  R 

Walton,  Tyler  P. 


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Wil 


Walz.  Peggy  A 

Walz.  Roger  A. 

Wampler,  Anthony 

Wan,  Helen 

Ward,  Betty  C 

Ward.  Charles  F. 

Ward,  Charles  F 

Ward.  Deborah  L.  561 

Ward,  Elizabeth  K.  561 

Ward.  James  R 

Ward,  Jesse  P 

Ward.  Samuel  M. 

Ward,  Sarah  K 

Ward.  Sharon  L    390,529 

Ward,  Wanda  G. 

Warden,  Thomas  A.  290.303.529 

Ware,  Jeffery  L 

Ware.  Ronald  D 

Ware,  Thomas  C. 

Warford,  Hubert  E 

Warford.  Juanita  F    504 

Warinner,  William  D   468 

Warman.  Gwenda  G    561 

Warming,  Virginia  E. 

Warne,  Alan  M. 

Warne,  David  F.468 

Warner,  Anthony 

Warner,  Gregory  S-  468 


Warn 


,  Me 


Warner,  Sharon  S.  468 
Warner,  Wendell  D. 
Warning,  David  W   561 


Warren.  Gregory  O    372 


Warren,  Noland  D 
Warren,  Rose  L 
Warrington,  John  A    Jr    385 
Warm.  Edith  J 
Warnx,  Wayne  L. 
Warthman,  John  H   468 
Washington,  Brenda  J    316,504 
Washington,  Joe  I.  Jr    237,392,483 
Washington,  Perry  L. 
Washington,  Sheila  M 
Waters.  Paula  M    561 
Wathen,  Catherine  J 
Wathen.  Charlotte  A   565 
Wathen,  Hazel  M.  314,529 
Wathen.  Mary  P.  561 


Walk 

ns.  Cathlynn 

Watk 

ns.  Cymhia  J-  561 

Walk 

ns,  Gary  R 

Watk 

ns.  James  D. 

Watk 

ns,  James  M   561 

Watk 

ns,  Judith  K  C   561 

Watt 

ns,  Mary  L. 

Watk 

ns,  Peggy  J.  468 

Watk 

ns,  Peter  L 

Watk 

ns.  Sewell 

Watk 

ns,  Steven  C.  468 

Watk 

ns,  Susan  J,  468 

Watk 

ns,  Virginia  L  437 

.  Deborah  G.  504 


.  Wil 


Wats 

Watsc 

Watts,  Betty  D. 

Watts,  Charlotte  L   529 

Watts,  Donald  R.  376 

Watts,  Forster 

Watts,  Patricia  A.  561 

Watts,  Philip  E 

Watts.  Ronald  W. 


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Watts,  Ste 

Watts.  Will 

Waugh,  Donna  R.  529 

Waxman,  Deborah  L   354,468 

Way,  James  S   247,561 

Wayman,  Alice  E 

Weakley,  Lyndon  B. 

Weathers,  Frances  R    329,337,360 


Weathers,  Sarah  E    316 

Weathers,  Thomas  J. 

Weaver,  Candace  J   561 

Weaver,  Carolyn  M 

Weaver,  David  L. 

Weaver,  Elaine  L 

Weaver,  Paula  J    294,504 

Webb.  Calvin  R   504 

Webb,  Carolyn  A    561 

Webb,  Charles  R    561 

Webb,  Christopher  J    253,529 

Webb.  Deborah  M.  561 

Webb.  Freda  G   504 

Webb.  Harold  D 

Webb.  James  W   479 

Webb.  Jerry  E    529 

Webb,  John  D   388.468 

Webb.  John  K   376.529 

Webb.  Johnny  D. 

Webb.  Linda 

Webb,  Nancy  P. 

Webb,  Polly  A. 

Webb,  Rita  J   561 

Webb,  Robert  S. 

Webb.  Roy  E    529 

Webb,  Teresa  L   295.297.359.529 

Webb,  Wmset  S 

Webber,  Delbert  E    561 

Webeler.  Robert  A.  253.292. 

392.504 
Weber.  Leonard  J. 
Weber,  Michael  C.  561 
Weber,  Theresa  A    561 
Webster,  Cynthia  P. 
Webster,  Deena  D. 
Webster,  Jerome  A. 
Webster,  Judy  L    561 
Webster.  Robert  C.  Ill  565 
Weddmgton,  Delores  L.  529 
Weddington.  Frederick  468 
Weddmgton,  Gary  W 
Wed.g.  Herbert  F.  561 
Weed.  Rosiland  C.B 
Weeks.  Marcia  L.  353 
Wehm.ller.  Terry  L. 
Wehry,  Kay  A 
Weigand.  Therese  A.  561 
Weihe,  GeneN 
Weimer,  Roberta  L.  353 


Weir 


I  R 


Weis,  Marty  A. 
Weischedel,  Judith  L 
Weisman.  Sherry  V   295,561 
Welch,  A   Michael  330,385 


Welch,  JimmieW    387.388.468 

Welch,  Joy  L   504 

Welch.  Michael  A. 

Welch,  Paul  504 

Welch,  Paula  D 

Weldon,  Gary  F    307,561 

Weldon.  Kathy  L   504 

Weldon,  Lyle  F. 

Welker,  Marsha  L.  561 

Wellner,  Joe  P 

Wells,  Billy  D    561 

Wells,  David  B.  529 

Wells,  Deborah  L   504 


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1561 


Wells.  Donald  W    372 

Wells,  Elizabeth  A. 

Wells,  Frank  A    Jr. 

Wells.  GayleC   219.468 

Wells,  Gerald  E. 

Wells,  Jack  B. 

Wells.  Jack  F 

Wells.  James  A.  Jr. 

Wells,  James  D 

Wells,  Leonards 

Wells.  Patricia  L 

Wells,  Ronma  H 

Wells,  Ronnie  D    468 

Wells,  Sammie  E. 

Wells,  Stephen  D 

Wells,  Terry  L    223,529 

Wells,  Virgil  E 

Wells.  William  B    254.255.504 

Welsh,  James  W 

Welsh.  Sara  A   529 

Wenderfer.  Phyllis  A    530 

Wendt.  Ted  A 


Wen 


.  Dan 


Wermuth,  Paula  M    561 
Werner,  Tanya  L    561 
Wert,  Linda  J   315,561 
Wescott.  Annette  R    530 
Wesley,  Danny  E    561 
WESLEY  FOUNDATION  390 
Wesley.  Hilda 
Wesley,  Jerry  M    468 
Wesley.  Jo  E    353,504 
Wesley.  John  T.  468 
Wesley,  Margaret  P. 
Wesley.  Michael  F.  393,468 
Wesley,  Sara  A 
Wesley,  William  C 
Wesner.  Debra  J 
Wessell.  Judith  A   308.468, 
486,504 


Wessel,  Judv  R    308 

West,  Bern.e  L 

West.  Holton  Q,  Jr 

West,  Jerry  L 

West.  Patricia  A 

West,  Suanne  T. 

West,  Violet  F.  561 

Wester,  Donna  R 

Westerman,  Gloria  L 

Westerman,  Mary  C.  354 

Westerman,  Paul  W 

Westfall.  David  A 

Westmeyer.  Cheryl  I. 

Westmeyer.  Stephen  B 

WESTMINSTER  FELLOWSHIP  393 

Weston,  Richard  H    Jr 

Westnch.  Walter  N    530 

Wethington,  Edith  M    562 

Wethmgton,  William  M    504 

Weyrich.  Steven  E 

Whalen,  Nancy  K 

Whaley,  James  M 

Whallen,  Janice  K    562 

Whall.n.  Ralph  123 

Wheatley.  John  B    Jr 

Wheatley.  Mary  K   530 

Wheatley.  Ronald  E    504 

Wheatley,  Tony  R 


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t  D. 


Wheeler,  Brenda  D   530 
Wheeler.  Demse  504 
Wheeler,  Douglas  R 
Wheeler,  Elizabeth  A. 
Wheeler,  Richard  C   372 
Wheeler,  Tom  L.  469 
Wheeler.  Vickie  L   504 
Whicker.  Jill  S    295,362,530 
Whisman,  Karen  LB. 
Whitaker,  Billy  H 
Whitaker.  Clifford  D    530 
Whitaker.  David 
Whitaker.  Donald 
Whitaker,  Edgar 
Whitaker.  Fannie  L. 
Whitaker,  Gary  D    469 
Whitaker,  Geneva  469 
Whitaker,  Georgia  M 
Whitaker,  James  P. 
Whitaker,  James  TJr 
Whitaker,  Joe  G 
Whitaker,  Joe  H 
Whitaker.  Larry  B 
Whitaker,  Larry  N 
Whitaker,  Lucy  J    562 


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610    INDEX  &  DIRECTORY 


Whitaker,  Marilyn  N 

Wiiku 

s.  Lizabeth  L   353.530 

Whitaker,  Roland 

Wilkir 

s.  Millerson  L.  115.360,470 

Whitaker,  Samuel  E 

144 

Wilkir 

son,  Barbara  J   562 

Whitaker,  Sheree  D 

530 

Wilkir 

son,  Dawn  K. 

Whitaker.  Stephen  J. 

372.388 

Wilkir 

son,  Joseph  K 

Whitaker.  Thomas  R 

Wilkir 

son.  Linda  M   530 

Whitaker,  Tommy  W 

Willet 

.Colleen  A.  312.504 

Whitaker.  Vincent 

Wilha 

ns,  Alma  D 

Whitaker,  William  J 

Willia 

ns,  Barbara  K 

White,  Anthony  E 

Willia 

ns,  Betty  A 

White,  Ardith  W. 

Willia 

ns,  Byron  B 

White,  Carl  R. 

IV 

ns.  Carolyn  R  L 

White.  Carole  L.  469 

Willia 

ns.  Charles 

White.  Danny  L 

Wilhar 

ns,  Charles  H.  479 

White.  David  E    290.530 

Wilha 

ns,  Charles  III 

White.  David  L 

Willia 

ns,  David  N. 

White.  Douglas  D   Jr 

Wilhar 

ns,  David  W 

White,  George  T 

Wilhar 

ns,  Donald  L.  530 

White,  Howard  E.  Jr 

Wilhar 

ns,  Doris  G 

White.  James  E.  562 

Willia 

ns,  Doyle 

White.  James  W 

Wilhar 

ns,  Fernie  D   562 

White,  Jean  M. 

Wilhar 

ns,  Floyd  D 

White.  John  R.  303 

Wilhar 

ns,  Frankie  J   470 

White.  John  S. 

Wilhar 

ns,  Gary  L    562 

White,  John  W    504 

Wilhai 

ns,  Helen  J.  562 

White,  Judith  K 

Wilhar 

ns,  Henry  A. 

White,  Karen 

Wilhar 

ns,  Jacqueline 

White,  Martha  G 

Wilhar 

ns.  James  A.  Jr.  530 

White.  Martha  J   294.562 

Wilhar 

ns,  Janet  L 

White.  Mary  P.  562.591 

Wilhar 

ns,  Jean  G 

Whit 


N.' 


White,  Patrick  E 

White.  Paul  D 

White,  Phyllis  G. 

White,  Ralph  300 

White,  Ramona  P 

White,  Robert  G 

White,  Ronald  F    258 

White,  Stephen  G.  530 

White,  Torn!  L. 

White,  William  E 

Whitehead.  Barbara  L.  562 

Whitehead.  Bradford  A. 

Whitehead.  Marcie  A   562 

Whitehead,  Margaret  J   469 

Whiteh.ll,  Harry  L.  530 

Whitehouse.  Mary  E    312.530 

Whitehouse.  Roger  D   504 

Whitehouse.  Steven  A   375.469 

Whiteside,  John  M   253.562 

Whitis,  Cathy  562 

Whitley.  Danny  W 

Whitley.  Debbe  A   562 

Whitlock,  Jesse  P 

Whitlock.  Robert  B   205.218,221, 

380.404.469.614 
Whitlow.  Judy  562 
Whitlow.  William  A 
Whitney,  Jack  C 
Whitson.  Williams 
Whitt,  Dennis  E 
Whitt,  Minton  E 
Whittamore,  James  L.  479 
Whitten,  Donna  L    504 
Whittenberg,  Jesse  G. 
WHO'S  WHO  200 
Wibbels,  David  A   388.530 
Wibbels.  Lester  T   Jr 
Wick,  Robert  L 
Wicker.  Clyde  E.  Jr, 
Wickersham,  Edna  L. 
Wickl.ne,  Linda  L. 
Wickline,  Robert  F   470 
Wicklund.  Andra  V.  530 
Wicklund.  Carl  H   469 
Widener.  Freida  A 
Widup.  Robert  M.  Sr.  562 
Widup,  Rose  M. 
Wiegele,  Robert  W   247 
Wiener,  Beth  A   298,530 
Wienties,  Sharon  221,470 
Wigfield,  Paul  D   370,388,470 
Wiggins,  Debra  J.  562 
Wigginton,  Helen  J.  562 
Wilborn.  Susan  D   293.504 
Wllburn,  Elijah  R 
Wilburn,  Yvonne  R.  530 
Wilcher.  Nancy  C.  530 
Wilcher,  Ronald  L 
Wilcher.  Terry  P  562 
Wilcox.  Carol  L.  470 
Wilcon,  Nancy  J   562 


Will 


,  Wit 


Wilde.  Sandra  L   294.300,504 
Wilder,  Jane  C. 
Wiles.  David  A 
Wiles,  Gerald  R 
Wiley,  Elizabeth  K. 
Wiley,  Nora  M. 
Wilham.  Janie  R   562 
Wilhelm,  Bruce  W 
Wilhite.  Sherrill  L.  562 
Wilho.t,  Kenneth  R. 
Wilhoite,  Mark  E. 
Wilhoite,  Rhonda  K. 
Wilkerson,  Bonnie  L. 
Wilkerson,  Charles  M-  562 
Wilkerson.  Wilham  C. 


.  Jennifer  P   562 

.Jimmy  D 

.Judith  E   470 

,  Judith  E 

.Julia  A.  221.353,401 

,  Kenneth  L.  380 

,  Krista  K   504,588 

.  Linda  L    504 

,  Lindsey  298 

,  Margaret  S 

,  Mark  H.  255.530 

,  Michael  C. 

,  Nancy  L   562 

.  NevelT    289.470 


sW. 


Wilson,  John  D 
Wilson,  Joyce  W.  357,471 
Wilson,  Judith  A.  504 
Wilson,  Judy  L   304,504 
Wilson,  Keith  L.  530 
Wilson.  Lady  B 
Wilson,  Lana  J.  562 
Wilson.  Larry  D 
Wilson.  Lewis  530 
Wilson,  Lynne  A   471 
Wilson,  Marilyn  A 
Wilson.  Mark  A 
Wilson.  Mark  O    372 
Wilson.  Mary  S.  471 
Wilson,  Mattie  L 
Wilson,  Michael  A   504 
Wilson,  Michael  J    504 
Wilson.  Nancy  E 
Wilson,  Patricia 
Wilson,  Paul  A 
Wilson,  Rebecca  J   353 
Wilson,  Robert  C 
Wilson,  Rogers  R    562 


Wil: 


j  H 


Wilson,  Ruth  A    302,471 

Wilson,  Sharon  L    471 

Wilson,  Stella  L 

Wilson.  Stephen  J 

Wilson.  Susan  M.  310.364.391 

Wilson.  Terry  A 

Wilson,  Valerie 

Wilson,  Wanda  J  471 

Wilson,  Wayne  T   530 

Wilson,  Wendell 

Wilson,  William  S. 

Winbun,  Eugene  W  Jr   306.530 

Winburn.  Cynthia  C.  471 

Wmburn,  Daniel 

Winburn,  Margaret  A   562 

Winburn.  William  J    562 

Wind,  Beverly  J   310.504 

Windhorst,  Daniel  T. 

Winkle.  Deborah  D   504 

Winkle,  Marsha  B 

Winkle,  Roger  A   531 

Winkler,  Dw.ght  L. 

Winkler,  Robert  G    565 

Winn,  Gary  B    531 

Winn,  Nancy  A 

Winnecke,  John  E 


Willi 

ims,  Richard  F   562 

Winner.  Cathy  L.  531 

Willi 

ms,  Richard  H 

Winstandley.  Stewart 

Willi 

ms.  Richard  T 

Winstead.  Florence  H.  471 

Willi 

ms,  Robert  L.  530 

Winstead.  Roy  0 

Willi 

ms.  Robert  M 

Winstead.  Sharon  L. 

Willi 

ms.  Roger  L.  530 

Winter.  Michon  R 

Willi 

ms.  Roma  J 

Wires.  Margaret  A   395,504 

Willi 

ms.  Ronald  D    562 

Wirtz,  Donn  A. 

Willi 

ms,  Ronald  L 

Wischer,  Barbara  E.  504 

Willi 

ms.  Sandra  K- 

Wise,  Brenda  F   391,531 

Willi 

ms,  Scott  S 

Wise.  James  R   306.531 

Willi 

ms,  Ted  J.  530 

Wise,  Joe  193 

Willi 

ms,  Ted  M.  470 

Wise.  Kenneth  C 

Willi 

ms,  Ted  S  470 

Wise,  Peggy  L 

Willi 

ms,  Virginia  L 

Wiseman.  David  K 

Willi 

mson,  Donald  R. 

Wiseman,  Judith  B 

Willi 

mson.  Judy  K 

Wiseman,  Robert  C. 

Willi 

mson.  Lisa  565 

Wisher,  Karen  A   354.471 

Willi 

mson,  Lonnie  E    530 

Withers.  Darrell  H 

Willi 

mson.  Patricia 

Withers.  Mary  E 

Willi 

mson.  RusselT.  302.470 

Withers.  Patti  S   471 

Willi 

n.  Billy  J 

Withrow.  Donald  R    328,562 

Wi  i  i 

in.  Donn.e  R, 

Witt,  Arnold  R    380.531 

Willi 

lgham,  Brenda  D   530 

Witt.  Brenda  L   562 

Willi 

,  Bobby  G 

Witt.  Glenda  M   562 

Willi 

, John  T  562 

Witt,  Haran  E   531 

Willi 

,  Lyle  L    Jr    530 

Witt,  James  D   504 

Willi 

,  Margaret  A. 

Witt,  James  D.  Jr. 

Willi 

Sharon  D 

Witt,  Joe  L. 

Willn 

IBS,  Don  P 

Win.  Linda  R 

Wills 

Clyde  L 

Witt,  Malcomb  M   531 

Wills 

Harry  P. 

Witt,  Mark  A. 

Wills 

lleneB 

Witt,  Mark  T 

Wills 

Mary  P   221,359 

Witt.  Ralph  D 

Wills 

Richard  G. 

Witt.  Sandra  M   505 

Wilm 

hoff,  Carol  R 

Witt.  Sarah  A. 

Wilm 

hoff.  Michael  A. 

Witt.SondraC 

Wilm 

ore.  Barbara  A. 

Witten.  Jospeh  R 

Wilsc 

n.  Barbara  V  H 

Woegens.  Chris  W   483 

Wilsc 

n.  Betty  S 

Wojciechowski,  Margaret 

WllM 

n,  Bobby  R 

Wolber.  Gary  C 

Wilsc 

n.  Bonnie  J    562 

Wolf.  Robert  L  266,267,531 

Wilsc 

n,  Catherine  S   562 

Wolfe.  Dennis  R.  531 

Wilsc 

n.  Daniel  E   479 

Wolfe,  James  H 

Wilsc 

n.  David  E    372.504 

Wolfe,  Ronnie  G. 

Wilsc 

n,  Diane  J. 

Wolfe.  Thomas  C 

Wilsc 

n,  Dianne 

Wolfe.  Vick.  K    562 

Wilsc 

n.  Donna  S   562 

Wolfer.  Nancy  S   293.310.505 

Wilsc 

n.  Elaine  N 

Wolff.  Charmaine  M 

Wilsc 

n.  Ernest  S. 

Wolford.  Donna  1 

Wilsc 

n,  Gary  A    562 

Wolfzorn.  Robert  A.  531 

Wilsc 

n.  Gary  A 

Womack,  James  C.  367.471 

Wilsc 

n.  George  G 

Womack,  Susan  L   31  5,359,600 

Wilsc 

n,  Gilbert  A   290 

Womack.  Teresa  A   562 

Wilsc 

n,  James  L.  233,237 

WOMEN'S  INTERDORM 

Wilsc 

n,  Janice  L.G. 

COUNCIL  297 

wilsc 

n,  Janie  M  471 

Wong,  Tin  Jor  505 

WilSt 

n.  John  D 

Wood.  Brenda  L    304.407.531 

Wood,  Diane 
Wood.  Diane  S 
Wood,  Gary  L 
Wood,  Genevieve  J.  562 
Wood.  James  R    310.505 
Wood,  Knstm  M   505 
Wood.  Michael  G.  531 
Wood,  Robert  M   472 
Wood,  Willette  A 
Woodall,  Paul  A.  Jr 
Woodhead,  James  F 
Woodhead,  James  T.  562 
Woodington,  Kay  E    310.505 
Woodnng.  Claudia  B 
Woodnng,  David  M. 
Woodruff.  Gayle  H 
Woodruff.  Gregory  A    301,505 
Woodruff.  Ken  255 
Woodruff,  Martm  W   301,472 
Woodrum,  Bonnie  G 
Woods,  Connie  S   562 
Woods.  Eddie  L 
Woods,  Frank  B 
Woods,  James  P 
Woods,  Jane  L 
Woods,  Lloyd  L 
Woods.  Lloyd  L 
Woods,  Michael  E.  531 
Woods,  Sandra  L   531 
Woods,  Wilham  H 
Woodward,  June  A, 
Woody,  Elmer  R    505 
Woodyard,  Kathenne  L 
Wooldndge.  Kathy  D 


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ry,Jo 


>M. 


Woolery,  Pamela  H    562 
Woolley.  Aida  R   505 
Woolley.  Craig  C 
Woolum,  Sherry  L 
Woolums,  Darrell 


Woo 


is,  Larr 


Wooton,  Alice  W 

Wooton,  Don 

Wooton.  Michael  L.  472 

Wooton,  Sally 
Workman.  Dons  C,  505 
Workman,  Gail  L   562 
Workman,  Lewis  E.  505 
Workman,  Vicki  S   562 
Worley,  Darrell  K 
Worlev.  David  L 
Worley.  Fred  M 
Worley.  Gary  A 
Worley.  Martha  M.  562 


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Worthmgton,  Charles  245 
Worthington,  Elizabeth  214,224.472 
Worthmgton,  Mary  S    562 
Wozny,  Catherine  C    200.224.284. 

293.298,472 
Wozny,  Constance  K    359,505 
Wozny,  Mary  A    278.531 
WRA  312 
Wren,  Alvin  Jr.  531 
WRESTLING  264-265 
Wright,  Carlm  N    Jr 
Wright,  Daniel  F 
Wright,  David  W 
Wright,  Garry  W 
Wright.  Gwendolyn  A 
Wright,  Ins  B 

Wright,  James  E.  Jr    327,505 
Wnght,  JaneE.  331.505 
Wright.  June  L    562 
Wnght,  Kenneth  E 
Wright,  Larry  R,  562 
Wright,  Melvm  E    Jr    472 
Wright,  Nancy  C 
Wnght,  Norma  A.  531 
Wright.  Norma  S 
Wright.  Owen  W. 
Wright.  Pamela  V 
Wright.  Paul  L 
Wright,  Paul  M 
Wright,  Paula  CW, 
Wnght,  Phyllis  A.  221.479 
Wright.  Raymond  J. 
Wnght.  Robert  F, 
Wright.  Sandra  K,  531 
Wright.  Sherr.  L. 
Wnght,  Thomas  W. 
Wnght,  Wanda  MP    505 
Wnght,  William  R.  233,237 
Wubbenhorst,  Jeannett 
Wubbenhorst,  John  M,  219 
Wullschleger,  Marilyn  531 
Wurfel,  David  G.  327,562 
Wyatt,  Barbara  L 
Wyatt,  Cleveland  H 
Wyatt,  Larry  G,  370 
Wyatt.  Sandra  J.  531 
Wyatt.  Sharon  S   531 
Wyatt,  Terry  G.  472.562 
Wyatt,  William  G.  391.505 
Wyackoff,  Irene  A. 
Wynkoop,  Mary  J    531 


Wynn,  Bobby  W. 
Wynn.  Larry  R    308,505 
Wynn.  Willard  D.  562 
Wynck,  Ronald  G.  Jr. 
Wysocki.  Mark  E.  326,327 
Wysocki,  Nancy  A    562 


Yaden.  Carolyn  H    472 
Yaden.  Diana  C 
Yaden,  Vera  A 
Yagi,  Fumihiko  505 
Yagi,  K.  472 

Yagi,  Yoshihiko  208,472 
Yancey.  Philip  D.  505 
Yang,  Daisy  L, 
Yann.  Gus  W 
Yann,  Hildegarde 
Yao,  Peggy  S   562 
Yates.  Karen  J.  316.562 
Yates.  Mary  E  K 
Yates,  Richard  H,  472 
Yates,  Roger  D    472 
Yeager,  Gamie  A   290,531 
Yeager,  Robert  A.  562 
Yeager,  Robert  E    Jr 


,  Dan 


I  W. 


Yeldell,  Sidney  B. 
Yelton.  Harold  M.  Jr. 
Yelton,  Lisa  A.  562 
Yeo.  Jacquelyn  Rose 
Yenan.  Dale  E    505 
Yoak,  Barbara  A,  224,505 
Yonts,  Gary  A 
York.  Billy  L 
York,  Connie  S    531 
York  David  G. 
York,  Felix  L. 
York,  Glendon  W. 
York,  Kathie  J.562 
York,  Patsy  J 
Young,  Barry  K.  472 
Young,  Brenda  D    562 
Young,  Darrell  G 
Young,  David  M 
Young,  David  R.  531 
Young,  Deborah  A    531 
Young,  Donald  L.  237,316 
Young,  Douglass  W   565 
Young,  Elizabeth  A    505 
Young,  Geoffrey  S    380.472 
Young,  Harold  W 
Young,  tns  VS. 
Young,  Jane  R   472 
Young,  Javene  A. 
Young.  John  A    263,472 
Young,  John  C    531 
Young.  Joseph  H.  174 
Young.  Kathleen  M    483 
Young,  Linda  M.  472 
Young,  Linda  W 
Young.  Lynda  D. 
Young,  Mary  E. 
Young,  Mary  M, 
Young,  Michael  R 
Young,  Pamela  G.  562 
Young,  Patsey  A    505 
Young.  Ronald  R 
Young,  Thomas  A 
Young,  Thomas  B 
Young.  William  P. 
Younger,  Cynthia  A.  562 
Yount,  Barry  L. 


Zachary,  Jerry   L. 
Zachry,  Leamon  B   562 
Zahonan.  Janet  E 
Zak,  PamalaS   562 
Zanone.  Carolyn  J 
Zanone.  Joy  L    562 
Zea.  Pamela  J   505 
Zechella.  Thomas  A.  562 
Ze.dler.  Peggy  J.  562 
Zeles,  John  E. 
Zerhusen,  Gerald  R 
Zerkle,  Terry  L 
Zeysmg.  Ann  T 
Ziegenfus.  Jean  E   531 
Zielke,  Donald  R.  Jr, 
Zieres,  Brenda  A   565 
Zimmerman.  Anne  R 
Zimmerman,  Elaine  L   50E 
Zimmerman,  Mary  A. 
Zimmerman,  Sharon  F 
Zink.  Diane  M.  562 
Zmner.  John  L.  562 
Zmser,  Martin  C. 
Zion.  Dennis  C    531 
Z.ssulis,  Sister  Agnes  479 
Zolas,  Carolyn 
Zoll.  James  R 
Zoller,  Susan  M.  505 
Zwick,  Shirley  L.F.  472 
Zytczak,  Janet  C,  562 


INDEX  &DIRECTORY/WHI-ZYT   611 


"There  is  a  Reaper,  whose  name  is  Death, 

And,  with  his  sickle  keen, 
He  reaps  the  bearded  grain  at  a  breath, 

And  the  flowers  that  grow  between." 
Longfellow,  The  Reaper  and  the  Flowers 


612   IN  MEMORIAM 


In  Memoriam 


GARY  J.  BLEICHNER 

Senior 

Southgate 

January  4, 1971 


STEPHEN  A.  BUTLER 

Sophomore 

Milton 

October  3, 1970 


THOMAS  EARL  JORDAN 

Sophomore 

Louisville 

December  13,  1970 


ROBERT  McKINNEY 

STEVEN  M.  RUCKMAN 

LAWRENCE  KNEPFLE 

Freshman 

Senior 

Milestone  Portrait  Photographer 

Bedford 

Plymouth,  Ohio 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 

October  3,  1970 

November  8, 1970 

February  12,  1971 

IN  MEMORIAM   613 


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Editor's  Note 


Finally,  the  year  of  1971  has  been  recorded  on  the  616  pages  of  the  MILE- 
STONE and  it  is  my  sincere  hope  that  itwill  be  cherished  by  each  of  its  8,000 
holders  as  both  a  reference  book  and  a  history  of  the  year  at  Eastern. 

It  was  a  long  hard  grind  that  I  could  never  have  finished  without  the  help 
of  many  people.  I  could  not  possibly  mention  everyone  who  had  a  hand  in  the 
completion  of  this  book,  but  there  are  a  few  people  I  must  mention  here. 
There  are  two  that  I  could  always  depend  on  being  here  hard  at  work,  Susie 
Boston  and  Bill  Sawyer,  who  worked  on  nearly  every  section  of  the  book.  As 
the  final  deadlines  came  nearer,  my  managing  editor,  Paula  McCann,  took 
over  many  sections  that  were  not  getting  done.  Thanks  are  also  due  to  my 
section  editors  and  staff  members  who  realized  their  responsibilities  and 
sacrificed  their  time  for  the  MILESTONE.  I  can  never  repay  Don  Feltner,  my 
adviser,  and  Doug  Whitlock,  my  brother,  for  their  guidance  and  direction, 
without  which  there  would  not  have  been  a  1971  MILESTONE. 

A  very  special  thanks  is  due  Schley  Cox,  who  was  responsible  for  nearly  all 
the  beautiful  color  photography  and  much  of  the  black  and  white.  I  also 
must  thank  a  long  list  of  student  photographers  including  Larry  Bailey.  Sam 
Lynn,  Marianne  Rose,  Patsy  Gross.  Dennis  Scarbrough,  Mike  Hack,  In  Sung 
Chung,  Jim  Shepherd,  John  Branson  and  Doug  Droz.  Billy  Davis  III,  director 
of  photography  at  the  Courier-Journal,  was  responsible  for  the  campus  aerial 
on  pages  24-25. 

I  also  thank  the  fine  people  at  Delmar  Printing  Company,  Ron  Wempe,  Bob 
Anderson,  Wayne  Wolfe,  Sybil  Parrish,  Emma  Thomas  and  Ralph  Van  Dyke  for 
their  services  and  cooperation.  Thanks  also  to  John  Mullaney,  Steve  May, 
Betty  Megerle  and  the  late  Larry  Kneipfle  of  Osborne  Photographic  Labora- 
tories, Inc.  for  portraits  and  group  pictures  and  service  given  the  MILESTONE. 

—Bob  Whitlock 


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Specifications 


The  1971  MILESTONE  was  prepared  by  the 
students  of  Eastern  Kentucky  University  and 
printed  by  offset  lithography  by  Delmar 
Printing  Company,  Charlotte,  North  Carolina. 

All  616  pages  are  printed  on  80-pound 
Meads  Black  and  White  enamel  stock.  The 
endsheets  are  65-pound  cover-weight  Ham- 
mermill  Sienna  Bronze. 

The  cover  is  composed  of  Brown  Cordoba 
base  with  gold  metalay  and  other  elements 
blind  embossed  with  a  black  rub  over  the  en- 
tire cover. 

Body  copy  for  the  opening  25  pages  is 
Optima,  14  point  with  2-point  leading;  for  the 
remainder  of  the  book  News  Gothic,  12  point 
with  2  point  leading  is  used.  Outlines  are  8 
point  News  Gothic.  Senior  listings  are  News 
Gothic,  10  point  and  underclasses  are  8  point. 
Headlines  are  News  Gothic  30  point. 

Various  special  effects  are  used  in  several 
sections  of  the  MILESTONE  in  an  effort  to 
achieve  maximum  reader  appeal.  A  combina- 
tion of  posterization  and  wavy  line  conver- 
sion printed  in  black  and  PMS  207  brown  inks 


are  used  on  major  divisional  pages.  Sub- 
divisional  pages  are  one-color  posterizations 
printed  in  two  tones  (100  and  30  per  cent)  of 
black. 

Other  special  effects  were  achieved  through 
the  use  of  a  50mm-300mm  Auto  Nikkor  zoom 
lens,  double  exposures,  panning  with  the 
subject  and  other  photographic  techniques. 

Cameras  used  to  photograph  activity  pic- 
tures, both  four-color  and  black-and-white 
included:  Nikon  (35mm),  Leica  (35mm),  Pen- 
tax  (35mm),  Minolta  (35mm),  Nikkormat 
(35mm),  Rolleiflex  (2%  x  2V4),  Mamiyaflex 
(2V4  x  2'A),  Yashicamat  124  (2Va  x  2Y*),  Lin- 
hof  (2V4  x  23/4)  and  Speed  Graphic  (4  x  5). 
Lens  focal  lengths  used  ranged  from  wide 
angle,  21mm,  to  mirror  telephoto,  500mm. 
Senior  and  underclass  portraits  were  photo- 
graphed with  a  Beatie  Portronic  Camera, 
70mm,  using  dual  Speedotron  strobe  lights, 
by  Osborne  Photographic  Laboratories,  Cin- 
cinnati. 

Press  run  was  8,000  copies. 


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