Demolish State For the second time in as many years, the Panthers finished the season by knocking off Wayne State 60 to 19. The Panthers rolled to a new single game total offensive rec·· ord with 545 yards in the Wayne State affair. (lower right) Against Central Michigan, in a game the Panthers should never have lost. Eastern set I lAC records for most rushing plays in one game with 99. On defense the Panthers were led by co-captain and defensive end Bob Jensen and by co-captain line-backer John Allison . Paul Fjell and Allison tied for the team leadership in tackles behind the line of scrimmage with 9 each. (right) Jensen recovered four fumbles, leading the team in that department. C. J. Whaley led the team with four interceptions . Allison and Steve Tattum had two each , while Jack Terndrup and Pat Cassidy each picked off an enemy aerial. 240
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Gridders Gain Great Glory There were many highlights in Eastern football during 1968. The near upset of Fairmont State had to be one of the finest efforts of all time for Panther teams (opposite page, bottom). Then there was the unbelievable finish against Wayne State in which the Panthers scored 60 points (below). It will be a long time before anyone forgets the sparkling performance turned in by Joe Davis this year at quarterback. No, the Panthers may not have been able to put it all together this year, but with the guiding light of coach Clyde Biggers and his staff, and with a few good breaks along the way, the Panthers should have a great future. 1968 was only an indication of things to come. Progress is the name of the game. 242
1968 Football Results Eastern 0 Indiana State 23 Eastern 15 Wis-Milwaukee 14 Eastern 0 Fairmont State 6 Eastern 16 Cen. Michigan 23 Eastern 14 Illinois State 41 Eastern 28 Bradley 37 Eastern 14 Western Illinois 8 Eastern 8 Chicago Circle 7 Eastern 60 Wayne State 19 243
244 Harriers Regain IIAC Title The Panther Harriers gave Eastern its second straight IIAC cross country title this year as Coach Maynard "Pat" O'Brien's distancemen went undefeated in conference action and were 9-1 in dual competition. In addition to winning the conference title, the Harriers placed second in the State of Illinois Meet, were fifth in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Meet and were second in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Meet. Larry Mayse (far left) was named All-American for 1968 while Marty Mcintyre received Phi Sigma Epsilon's "Outstanding Eastern Fall Athlete" award. In addition Mcintyre was elected captain for 1969 along with Dike Stirrett. The only team the runners lost to was the University of Illinois, while the Panthers defeated such schools as Southeast Missouri, Indiana State, (opposite page) Loyola of Chicago and Bradley University in dual meets. The only senior on the 1968 unit was Captain Virgil Hooe, while freshmen Jim Guess, Jim Hackbarth, and Tom Halloran along with sophomores Ken Klipp and Pete Tschaepe and juniors Mcintyre, Mayse, Stirrett and Jim Fehrenbacher were consistent high finishers for O'Brien and Assistant Coach Tom Woodall.
Row 1: Tom Halloran, Jim Fehrenbacher, Larry Mayse, J im Hackbarth, Marty Mcintyre. Row 2: Tom Woodaii-Coach , Dike Stirrett, Virgil Hooe-Captain, Ken Klipp, Maynard "Pat" O'Brien-Coach. Cross Country 1968 Results Eastern 36 Southeast Missouri 45 Harding 51 Eastern 24 Indiana State 33 Eastern 27 Illinois State 28 Eastern 15 Loyola of Chicago 49 Eastern 32 Univers ity of Ill. 23 Eastern 25 Western Illinois 36 Eastern 15 Central Michigan 49 Eastern 2 0 Southeast Missouri 43 State Meet 2 nd Place IIAC Meet 1st Place N CAA N a tionals 2 nd 119 pts. NAIA Nationals 5th 206 pts. 245
Booters: Team of Character It could have been a great year, and it could have been a disasterous year. In the end, however, it was just an in between year. Eastern's boaters looked great in the early part of the season, horrible in the middle of the season, and finished as strong as any team could hope to finish. After defeating Greenville, and the Springfield YMCA, the roof fell in on the Panthers. Playing one of the most difficult schedules in the area, the Panthers dropped their next five games. Against Quincy, one of the leading soccer teams in the nation, the Panthers played a fine game but fell short and tired in the second half to lose, 4 to 0. The Panthers lost a heartbreaker to SIU Edwardsville, 3 to 2, were defeated 1 to 0 at the hands of Chicago Circle, and were a lso set 246 back by Indiana, 4 to 1 . The Panthers concluded their five game losing streak by dropping a decis ion to Ottawa (Kansas), 3 to 1. But this year's soccer team was one of character. With their backs to the w all, and having been robbed of some valuable p layers through injuries, the Boaters put it a ll together a n d closed the season by winning their last four games. They defeated Washington University, 3 to 0 , Western Illinois, 10 to 0, Lewis College, 2 to 0, and wound up the season c lipping Ball State 3 to 2. The Panthers c losed the season with a record of 6 and 5 . After their m id-season slump, the P a nthers made great progress. T h ey look forward to an even mor e succ essful season next yea r. -
1968 Soccer Results Eastern 6 Greenville 0 Eastern 5 Springfield YMCA 0 Eastern 2 SIU Edwardsville 3 Eastern 0 Quincy College 4 Eastern 1 Ottawa (Ka.) 3 Eastern 0 Chicago Circle 1 Eastern 1 Indiana 4 Eastern 3 Washington 0 Eastern 10 Western 0 Eastern 2 Lewis College 0 Eastern 3 Ball State 2 Row 1: Murphy Liang , Vito M a n giardi, B runo M a n g iard i, C oach F ritz T eller, A ssis tant c oach lan Baile y. Row 2: Stan G wardys , T o ny White, B ill H a ley, S aul R o ldan, T im M a nnos. Row 3: F re d Schic hting , Tom Lis on, Terry S pica, Rich H unt, A lfred o V elasc o. Row 4: Ed Wisneski , Nic k Markulin, Frank Uremovic k, Bob Herbert, Jude Glow. 247
248 Runts Share IIAC Title The "Runnin' Runts" were the rage at Eastern this year, winning a share of the IIAC title and finishing w ith a season record of 13-13. First-year Coach Don R. Eddy (opposite page, top) and Assistant Coach C. W . "Bud" Scott provided Panther fans with one of the most exciting squads in recent years. Nicknamed the " Runnin' Runts" by a group of students prior to the beginning of the season, Eddy's club averaged a fraction above six-feet in height. Highlights of the campaign were the Illinois State games, Eastern's road victory over Central Michigan and the IIAC tournament. Eastern won a crucial contest from Illinois State in league play after losing to the Redbirds in the finals of the IIAC Tournament. At Central Michigan the "Runts" needed a victory to assure themselves of a tie for the IIAC crown and got it, bec oming only the third team in four years to beat the Chips at home. Senior forward Greg Beenders became the second-leading scorer in Eastern history in a s ingle season with 553 points during the year, a 21.2 average. Beenders (lower left) also broke a number of Eastern, IIAC and Lantz Building records in the process, setting an a ll-time free throw percentage record for a career (.786). Beenders was also the leading scorer in the IIAC, averaging 19.5 points per contest with a total of 11 7 points in the six league games. His efforts this year earned him the " Most Valuable Player" vote from his teammates.
250 Runts Rout Redbirds Before 5,000 fans in Lantz Gym, the "Runnin' Runts" romped to an 86-67 win over Illinois State the first of February. Illinois State had previously beaten the Panthers nine straight games but the Runts, stealing the ball ten times, outscored the Redbirds as they hit .571 from the field and .789 from the foul line. Tom Ferriell (left) played probably his Jinest game of the campaign as he tallied 23 points, and Greg Beenders (far left) grabbed ten rebounds for the Panthers. Bob Herdes paced the scoring with 25 points, hitting nine of 12 from the field and seven of nine at the line. Randy Coonce, called "the most exciting player in the league even when he does not score a point," registered seven assists and did a masterful job on defense.
RESULTS Eastern 78 Wis.-Milwaukee 79 Eastern 76 Quincy College 82 Eastern 70 Western Ill. 60 Eastern 84 Illinois State 101 Eastern 73 Indiana Central 71 Eastern 77 Lewis College 69 Eastern 72 Indiana State 80 Eastern 76 S. E. Missouri 72 Eastern 50 Trenton, N .J. 62 Eastern 57 Fredonia, N.Y. 54 Eastern 66 Central Mich. 58 Eastern 65 Ball State 68 Eastern 64 DePauw 68 Eastern 74 Western Ill. 64 Eastern 92 MacMurray 78 Eastern 65 Kentucky State 79 Eastern 74 U . of Mo.-St. L. 84 Eastern 86 Illinois State 67 Eastern 87 Chicago State 93 Eastern 56 Central Mich. 51 Eastern 95 Wis.-Milwaukee 54 Eastern 77 Western Ill. 89 Eastern 84 MacMurray 83 Eastern 78 Valparaiso 93 Eastern 81 Mankato State 68 Eastern 77 Illinois State 92 Row 1: Don R. Eddy-Head Coach, Bill T o dd- Manager , C . W . " Bud '' Sco tt-Assistant Coach . Row 2 : Don Roberts, John Stafford, Bob Herdes, Greg Beenders , Tom Reynolds, Don Klein, Robin Perr y, Steve Little, Tom Ferriell , Randy Coonc e. 252
Panther Performers Bob Herdes (above, left), Steve Little (above, middle) and Tom Ferriell finished the season with point averages in two figures. Randy Coonce (above, right), the tea m captain, paced the team in assists and steals. His f ine defensive work earned him the "outstanding defensive player" a w a rd from his teammates. A s a team, the "Runts" set two all-time Eastern records, a pair of IIAC records and a defensive mark for the Lantz Building. They also ranked nationally throughout the season in free throw percentage in both the NCAA a n d the NAIA, ending the campaig n with a . 758 mark. 253
254 Tankers Go 11-3i Ten Marks Set The varsity swimming team ended its dual meet season with an 11-3 record. Eastern finished in second place in the !lAC conference meet with the final outcome not decided until the final event. Conference winners were Harold Tiahrt (left), Don Speacht, Clay Kolar and Dan Furlan. Tiahrt established three new conference records in the 110- yard butterfly, 200-yard-butterfly, and the 220-yard I.M. and earned the !lAC Conference Award for the Most Valuable Swimmer. Furlan set the conference record in the 100-yard breaststroke in the prelims and set the conference record in the 200-yard breaststroke also. The team's over-all performance was excellent, as indicated by the establishment of ten new varsity records. Eastern's swimmers competed in the NAIA national meet at George Williams College in Downers Grove, Illinois on March 20-22.
Row 1: Mel Krieger, Don Speacht. Row 2: Estel Mills-Diving Coach, Clay Kolar, William Adams , Dan Furlan, Harold Tiahrt, Jim Evans, Don Vish , Dick VanHook, Tom Collins . Row 3: Ray Padovan-Coach, Ken Preglow, Randy Wynn, Art Michel, John Beusch, Jim Gennity. RESULTS Eastern 60 Central Mich. 53 Eastern 60 Bradley 44 Eastern 84 Western Illinois 29 Eastern 84 Principia 28 Eastern 72 Augustan a 32 Eastern 79 Chicago Circle 25 Eastern 19 Air Force 85 Eastern 75 Wis.-Milwaukee 29 Eastern 37 Indiana State 62 Eastern 77 Valparaiso 31 Eastern 51 Illinois State 62 Eastern 64 Loyola 38 Eastern 71 DePauw 32 Eastern 64 Ball State 49 255
Grapplers Snare Two IIAC Titles Defending Champion Eastern was dethroned during the IIAC Meet held at Macomb the first of March . The grapplers finished third in team totals, trailing Illinois State, which captured the title, and Central Michigan. Eastern and Western shared third place with identical 48-point totals. Julian Stovall (right) captured the individual crown in the 115- pound class, while Gary Wintjen won the conference title at 191 pounds. In the NAIA District 20 Championships, the Panthers fared much better. Not only did the team accumulate a meet-winning total of 93 points, but the Panthers also swept five individual titles. Stovall annexed the 115-pound crown, Bob Salzenstein was the champion at 123 pounds, the Panther's Marty Lovse was the 160- pound winner, John Harsch (opposite page, lower left) captured the 167-pound title and Lon Swinford was the champion at 177 pounds. 256
Row 1: Toni Wilcox, Phil Lindberg , Lonn Swinford, John Harsch, Gary Wintjen, Bill Devine. Row 2: Steve Corbitt, Marty Lovse, Bill Lietz, Dick Kellenberger, Ron Eng land, Julian Stovall, Harold Pinther-Coach. Row 3: Doug Mattox, Dennis Phegley, Bill Lamb, Dennis Mattox, M ike Rutle d g e, Mike E llis, Dave Stanley. RESULTS Eastern 5 Central Mich. 38 Eastern 21 S.E. Missouri 22 Eastern 8 U . of Illinois 25 Eastern 20 Millikin 22 Eastern 9 N.E. M issouri 32 Eastern 16 MacMurray 17 Eastern 8 Ball State 31 Eastern 31 s.w. Missouri 6 Eastern 19 Wis.-Stout 17 Eastern 21 W is.-Oshkosh 19 Eastern 36 Indiana Central 5 Eastern 22 Wis. -LaCrosse 13 Eastern 3 Mankato State 28 Eastern 14 Illinois State 23 Easte rn 14 Wis.-Whitewater 25 Eastern 6 Indiana Stat e 2 5 Easte rn 2 0 W estern Illinois 17 257
258 Tumblers Choose Two for MVP Coach Bob Hussey's gymnasts came through the season w ith a record of f ive wins and ten losses. Several of t h e losses were so close, however, that the season's log mig ht have been cons iderably differe nt. In the IIAC Championships, for example, the Panthers finished less than a point behind second place Western Illinois U niversity. Individual winners in the conference meet inclu ded: Marv Farthing (a bove), Long Horse Cha mpion a nd Horizontal Bar; N ed B a rt- lett, Ring Champion; Gene Everett, Floor Exercise and T ram poline; Don Sabey, Side Horse; B ill Cook (far left), Long Horse and Parallel Bars; Dale Simon (left), Parallel Bars a nd Horizontal B a r; and Rick Shellenberger, T rampoline. D e fending IIAC Champions, Sa- b e y a nd C ook took seconds in their respective specialties. T eam captain Sabey shared the Most Valuable Gymnast award with Cook. J ay Johnson , Cook and Sabey were recom mended for N AIA Gymnastic s Champions hips a t W estern Illinois on M arch 2 1 a nd 22.
RESULTS EIU 121.575 Central Mich. 100.95 EIU 77.37 Memphis State 133.49 EIU 121.75 Illinois State 134. 10 EIU 114. 175 Mankato State 137.80 EIU 117.805 st. Cloud State 122.225 EIU 106.805 Bemidji State 105.60 EIU 121.45 Ball State 133.58 EIU 121.45 u. of Chicago 108.425 EIU 122.32 Western Ill. 134.875 EIU 119.775 G. Williams 125.905 EIU 129.90 St. Cloud 124.675 EIU 124.80 Western Mich. 102.875 EIU 129. 11 Indiana State 155.58 EIU 129.11 Eastern Mich. 141.76 EIU 104.875 Chicago Circle 140.82 259
Diamondmen Sparkle With Success The 1968 baseball story saw Eastern's Panthers win 18 games while dropping only 7 . The Panther's finished second in IIAC competition winning 4 and losing 3. Led by most valuable player John Burns, the Panthers fielded an impressive team. Arnie Drzonek was named the field captain, and Dan Lathrop (opposite page, lower left) was named honorary captain. Lathrop was the recipient of the IIAC Scholastic Award and the Richard G. Browne Award. John Burns (opposite page, lower right) led the regulars last year with a .438 average and led the team in all hitting categories. George Letcher, who spelled Burns as catcher, led the team in hitting at .500. Burns became the first Panther in recent years seeing regular action to finish above the .400 mark. He collected 35 hits in 80 trips to the plate, including five doubles, five triples, and two home runs. He also drove in 19 runs. 260 First baseman, Arnie Drzonek, collected 28 hits in 78 at bat, for a .359 average. He drove in 15 runs, connected for two doubles, and struck out only four times. Third baseman D ick Reavis h it .354 and scored 10 runs in 23 games. Dennis Best drove in 16 to f inish second to Burns in the team RBI race while hitting .277. The Panthers batted .266 as a team with 196 hits in 736 official trips to the p late. A total of 41 of the Panther hits went for extra bases, and they accounted for 101 runs-batted- in. Bob Kasten, Dan Lathrop and Rich Franklin finished the season as Eastern's top three pitchers. Kasten led the team in earned run average with a 0. 78 mark. The sturdy right-hander allowed only three earned runs, walked 14 and struck out 40. Lathrop hurled 55 innings, allowed 12 earned runs and compiled a 1. 96 earned run average. Franklin worked 54 innings, allowing 14 earned runs for a 2.33 earned run average.
1968 Baseball Results Eastern 2-4 Ind . Central 0-1 Eastern 3-4 St. Procopius 4-0 Eastern 2-5 Wis.- Whitewater 1-1 Eastern 2-1 Lewis College 0-3 Eastern 1-8 U . of I.- Chicago 3-2 Eastern 21 Millikin u. 1 Eastern 10-8 Wis.- Milwaukee 3-6 Eastern 15 Wis .- Milwaukee 6 Eastern 1 Greenville 0 Eastern 5 Central Mich. 4 Eastern 4 U . of Illinois 8 Eastern 4-5 Indiana State 1-2 Eastern 1 Illinois State 5 Eastern 1-4 Illinois State 2-3 Eastern 3-6-4 Western Ill. 5-1-1 Row 1: Arnie Drzonek, Dan Lathrop, John Burns, Mike Guidish, Willie Noffke, Bob Kasten , John McNary. Row 2: Carl Yates, Phil Glosser, Wayne Marting, Randy Coonce Joe Helbling, Dennis Best, Les Woodcock. Row 3 : Dick Reavis, Dave Corey, George Letcher, Bob Allen, Glen Byron, Terry Pearce, Rich Franklin, Bob Nichols. 261
Row 1: Dike Stirrett, Marty Mcintyre, Jim Fehrenbacher, Art Mitchell, AI Williams, Tom Schlickman, John Craft. Row 2: Greg Crockett, John Harrison, Jerry Harvey, Chuck Flamini, John Troughton, Marty McFarland, Lindsey Hickman, Virgil Hooe. Row 3: Jim Cox, Dave Parkinson, Gerald Hepmansberger, Larry Mayse, Jim Mills, Hal Spencer, Jim Ping, Dean Clausen. Row 4: Maynard O'Brien-Coach, Jim Parsons, Gary Masters, Tom Woodaii-Assistant Coach, Bob Eudeikis-Assistant Coach.
NAIA Title For Indoor Thinclads Paced by All-American jumper John Craft and distance ace Dike Stirrett, the indoor track squad finished the season with a 6-0 record, taking firsts in both the IIAC and the NAIA. Craft (left) and Stirrett received record- breaking support from Charles Flamini (below right), twomiler Virgil Hooe, and the mile relay team of Bill Dortch, Dave Parkinson, AI Williams, and Harold Heppmansberger (upper left). Art Mitchell cleared six feet to win the high jump (opposite page, lower left). In outdoor track, the injuryplagued Panthers finished the season with a 4-2 dual meet record and a second place in the IIAC Conference Meet. First place finishers for EIU were Craft in the Triple Jump with a leap of 45ft., 73/4 in ., and the Eastern 440 yd. Relay Team, which won in a time of 42.9 seconds. Capturing second places were Jim Ping (opposite page, lower right) in Shot Put, Parkinson in the 440-yd. Dash and Virgil Hooe in the 3-Mile Run. 263
Linksmen Fourth in IIAC The 1968 golf team led by most valuable player, Charles Henry, compiled a 4 and 9 record and finished fourth in IIAC competition. Jim Sunday, Jim LeMaster and Charlie Sunday were coach Robert A. Carey's most consistent golfers in 1968. Jim Sunday and Dave Hinton served as team co-captains. Jim Sunday and Jim LeMaster tied for twelfth place in the conference meet while Charlie Henry placed sixteenth. Sunday and LeMaster finished with scores of 315 for 72 holes, while Henry posted a 317 for 72 holes. Varsity award winners included Jim Sunday, LeMaster, Henry, Steve Larson, Don Hinton, Ted Teegarden, and Mitch Stewart. Row 1: Mitch Stewart, Jim Sunday, Don Ackman, Dave Hinton. Row 2: Charles Henry, Ted Teegarden, Jim LeMaster, Steve Larson, Robert Carey-Coach .
Tennis Wins Three Titles Eastern finished second in the IIAC Tennis Championships last spring after winning three straight IIAC titles. Under temporary head coach Francis "Fritz" Teller, the Panther tennis squad wound up with a 2-10 record. Top individuals on the team were Dan McCawley, (left), the team captain, Jack Worthington (upper left) and Greg T hom. The team's dual meet victories came against conference foes Western Illinois and Central Michigan. 265
Record Number Intramural statistics indicate that EIU students prefer ath letic competition to campus protest marches and sit-ins. During t he fall quarter a record number of teams engaged in flag football and soccer and new marks were established in individual sports. In Cross Country Walter C rawford , Taylor North, set a new school intra mural record in the two-mile run. Phi Sigma Epsilon emerged as champion in both flag football (above ) and soccer, winning the footba ll crown with a 2 0 -6 victory over Tau Kappa Epsilon, and scoring a hard-fought 3 -2 win over Taylor South in soccer. The intramural trophy cases in the L a ntz Building quickly emptied as the victorious teams competing in the winter sports received the ir a wards . Pro udest of all w in - ners w a s Sigma Pi fraternity which won t he university playoffs in basketball . Phi S ig m a Epsilon accomplished an outstand ing feat in intramural competit io n by copping t h eir fifth team champion ship in the 14 f a ll and winter sports by winning laure l s in both v olleyba ll and w restling .
In lntramurals The Organ Grinders, Independent division champions, scored 2, 737 pins in three-game bowling competition in the university playoffs . (right) In swimming , Pi K a ppa Alpha outscored their opponents by a w ide margin as four new intramur- a l s chool records were set. Water Polo honors were taken by Taylor South as they outscored Sig ma Pi in the university final s by an 8 -2 m a rgin . (oppos ite page, top le ft) Membe rs of Alpha P hi Alpha indicated that they will play an important role in future intramural ac tivities by winning the second annual intramural indoor track re- lay s. At the conclusion of winte r qua rte r Phi Sig ma Ep silon h e ld f ir st place in t he Frat e rnity divi- s io n, Taylor South head ed the R esidence Hall division and the Titans and Phillies were co-leaders in the Independent competition. The spring sports, F ree Throw, R ifl e ry, Sof tball, Golf, Horse- s hoes, T e nnis , Archery a nd T rack will d et erm ine the unive r s ity a ll- y ear c hampio n s . 267
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Freshmen Allan Ackerman Susan Addams Gregory Adkins Marsha Aebischer Elsie Albers Patricia Albert Mary Albright Michael Aljets Alice Alton Randy Alumbaugh Carol Anderson Carole Anderson Susanne Anderson Natalie Andrews Charles Antrim Sue Archibald John Armfield Richard Armstrong Sherry Ayers Marta Baker Patricia Baker Nancy Ballard Jill Barnes Nancy Barnstable Katherine Barrett John Barth Alta Bartram Pamela Bayles Debby Bearderstadt Carol Beaird Judith Beasley Barbara Becker Margaret Becker Diana Behrens Robert Belden Martha Benner Jennifer Bergfeld Patrick Bernardi Roger Bettenhausen Barbara Bevis Rebecca Biason Linda Biddle Jim Biro Dale Black Delores Blackman Kenneth Blattner Linda Block Brenda Blose Beverly Boaz Elaine Bohlen Steven Bollhorst Norma Bond Sandra Bowen Jennifer Boyd 271
272 Terry Brannon Trudy Bratton Vicki Braun Shirley Brendel Tracie Brickman Teresa Brimberry Linda Brincivalli Janet Broady Carolyn Brown Joyce Brown Marian Brown Michael Brown Nancy Brown Debbie Bruns Don Bruns Teresa Bruns Carol Buck Scott Buck Shirley Buckley Celia Buntin Deborah Burgener Marla Burnett Diane Byrd Trudi Caldwell Christine Carbonari Edward Carlson Robert Carlton Thomas Carmody Judy Carruthers Bruce Cassens Michael Cavanaugh Cathy Cazalet Daniel Chapman Janet Chapman Catherine Chase Linda Chenoweth Jo Clark Karen Clement Donna Cleveland Cynthia Cole Joe Coleman Sharon Colgrave Marilyn Combs Christine Copeland Nancy Corey Delbert Cornwell Steven Coulter Dan Cox John Cox Nancy Cox Carol Craig Katherine Crawford Dana Creekmur Christine Croft
Freshmen Loyd Croy Stephanie Cunningham Belinda Cutts Gary Danner Linda Danner Carol Davis Joseph Davito Charlene Dean Donna Deatherage Donna Dellacca Wendy Dellenback Steve Derry Jane Devine Barbara Dewhirst Lynette Deyette Shirley Dillier Deborah Dillon Sharyn Disabato Patricia Donaldson Beverly Dortch Leann Douglas Sally Douglas Marjorie Drew Janet Drews Elizabeth Dunivent Kathleen Dunne Nancy Dust Linda Eckerty Christine Edgar Susan Ellington Christine Elliot Leslie Englehart Monique Eppinette Deborah Erickson Janette Erway Becky Ethridge Darlene Felbinger Patricia Finley Cindy Fleming Kenneth Folkerts Donna Foor Joan Forman Barbara Forshier Lynn Fraley James Frazier Constance French Linda Frick Larry Frye Kathryn Fuhr Nancy Fuhrer Lynn Gardner Christine Gauwitz Helma Gehlback James Gibson 273
274 Freshmen Margaret Gilkerson Martha Gillaspie Linette Gleeson Bernadette Gleespen Susan Gnevo Janice Goble Karen Goble Kathy Goins Phyllis Goldstein Brenda Goodall Marilyn Goodwin Barbara Gouwens Sandra Gouwens Rick Gowan Ann Graff Melody Grandt James Grant Fred Graves Ronald Green Martin Griffith Susan Grimes Nancy Grunloh Dennette Guyer Nick Haak Carol Haas Leslie Hall Cathy Hamilton Halana Hamilton Brenda Hamm Carolyn Handorf Diane Hansen Marianne Hanson Sharon Harding Deborah Harmon Paula Harms Marcia Harris Becky Hartman Judith Hartmann Kimbra Haub Donna Hawker Suzanne Hawkins James Hayes Cheryl Haynes John Hays Pamela Hearne Carol Heck Nancy Heckler Sharon Heffley Jamiel Helleny Debra Helman Brenda Hemken Becky Henderson Betty Henderson China Henline
Danald Henning Sharon Henning Vicki Henry David Hensiek Emma Henson Jayne Higgason Linda Hinton Linda Hint:z: Heather Hoebel Virginia Hogue Christina Hojem Barbara Holaday Pamela Holmes Mary Hooten John Hosking Donald Howard Crystal Hubbartt Jeffery Hudson Rita Hull Diane Hummrich Marylou Hurst Patricia Hutchins Jana Hutton Myra Hyneman Mary lffert Ruth lftner Linda lkemire Jill Ingle Diana Jackson Janise Jant:z:en Alan Jayne Elaine Johnson Glenna Johnson Marilyn Johnson Laura Jones Mary Jones Jane Jordan Maribeth Jordan Pamela Kabel Joan Kasey Juliann Kaspari George Katrich Susan Kauble Dottie Kaufmann Joyce Keating Cherylann Kelley Nancy Kendrick John Kennedy Marilyn Kern Henry Kiertscher Jane Kile Catherine Kincade Herbe rt Koch Phyllis Koerner 275
276 Judy Koester Karen Koutsoumpas Joseph Krabel Joan Kremer Marlyn Krueger Pamela Kuda Paul Kuhl Julia Kuhn Kathleen Kuipers Jacqueline Kusnierz Phyllis Langland Nancy Laurent Nancy Lawler Nancy Lawrence Mary Leach Jean Leavitt Joan Lebrecht Cheryl Ledingham Nancy Leech Sherri Legg Greg Lehman Janet Leonard William Leonard Shirley Lewandowski Karen Lichtenberger Nadine Ludwig Karen Lurton Brenda Luttrell Debora Lyons Pat MacMinn Elizabeth Magill Nancy Magnus Rebecca MeA tee Peggy McCallen Jodie McClain Connie McClellan Pamela McDaniel Becky McDermott Daniel McFall Kay McGregory Martha Mcintyre Jeanne McLean Pamela McRae Kathleen Malone Marsha Manuel Jackie Manuell Emerson Marcellus Linda Marquiss Danny Marrs Pamela Marshall William Marsters Deborah Martin Diana Martin Janet Martin
Freshmen James Martino Diane Matelli Nola Mathis Therese Mattingly Martha Meader Jean Melton Brenda Merriman Diana Metcalf Sonna Meyer Candace Michaels Elaine Miller Janet Miller Janey Miller Julia Miller Larry Miller Renee Miller Sandra Mills Denise Moake Hilda Molnar Deborah Monts Connie Mooberry Gail Moses Jeanne Moyer Stephanie Moyer Lois Murphy Katherine Musgrove Barbara Musto Brenda Myers Mary Nave E lizabeth Neff Ron Negley Deborah Newell Pamela Newsome Susan Niebrugge Marilyn Niemerg P e ggy Nissen Sherry Noffsinger Mary Nola n Bonnie Nuxoll R e becca O'Connell Becky Odie P a tricia O'Donovan Michael Oliver Beverly Overmyer Mary Painter Vera Parham J a net Parks Linda Parris h Judy Pasquarello Jackie Patterson Susan Patton Diane Payne Mary Pearc e K a ren Pee l 277
278 Freshmen James Peffer Robert Perrin Robert Perry James Peters Anthony Petrone Jo Peyton Michael Phillippe Peggy Pickens Charles Pickeral Kathy Piech Janice Pifer Jeanne Poole Connie Potts Melissa Potts Sharon Potts Jim Powell Kathryn Powell Stephen Powell Charles Price Peggy Price Cheryl Prosser Brenda Pryor Carolyn Quick Pamela Ragan lshtiaqur Rahman Theresa Rardin Rebecca Raudmal\ Bill Rauwolf Richard Raymond Barbara Reitz Linda Renfrow Martha Reppen Hilda Reynolds Barbara Rhoades Marianne Ricci Janelle Richards Jan Richardson Michael Richey John Riggleman Melinda Ringer Pamela Rinnert Marsha Roberts Bruce Robinson Laura Roller Pete Rose Sharon Reuland Peggy Royster Nancy Ruehrdanz Barbara Rutledge Patricia Ryan Steven Sadler Cave Salmond Donald Samford Karen Saxon
Nancy Schaffenacker John Scherer Gregg Schneider Wendy Schneider Susanne Schnepel Patricia Schuette Denise Schultz Theresa Schultz Gary Seiler Pete serve susan Shaffer Deanna Shank Sandra Sharle Joyce Shepard Norma Shway Kathleen Sieben Georgette Simon Lail Skillman Jeffrey Smith Susan Smith Cheryl Speers Terry Spencer Kathleen Springgate Deborah Springman Charles Staab Deborah Stahl Patty Stanfield Sandra Stanfield Missy Steelman Phyllis Steiner James Stewart Marjorie Stewart Richard Stoddard Philip Stokes Charlotte Stoneburner Kathy Storm Sandra Storm Christine Straube Anita strauss Sandra Strazar Susan Strebing Debra Strohl Carol Studebaker Judy Sutherland James Swanson Peggy Swartz Lonnie Swinford Arlene Tammen Anne Tapio Gary Taylor Janice Taylor Nancy Taylor Ruth Taylor Carol Teaney 279
280 Janet Tejcek Brenda Thomas Cheryl Thomas Glenn Tingley Cathy Todd Bernard Toenjes Nancy Tomlinson Debbie Tooke Pamela Towell Vicki Tripp Katherine Trotter Ronnie Turner Pamela Tyler Valerie Urbanek Karen Utterback Janet Vanklavern Marilyn Vass Stanley Vaught JoEIIen veile Diane Vojcak Kathy Wagner Cheryl Walborn Geanetta Walden Mary Walden Vickie Waldrop Linda Walley William Wampler Kathryn warren Gloria Warrington Ella washburn Patricia watson Joan Weber Kay Weber Connie Webster Sally Wedel Aquina Wegeng Karen Weibel Dale Weidner Karen Welch Pamela Wente Mary westhoff Peggy Wetzel Gene White Jean White Cathy Whitney Jeanene Wick Joan Wikoff Claudia Wilk Janet Willenborg Debra Williams Janet Williams Steven Williams Suzy Williams Kathleen Willis
Linda Zerkle Andrew Zilm Claudia Zmick Freshmen Bonnie Willrett Jane Wilson Joan Wilson Larry Wilson Linda Winians Chris Winter Elaine Wirtala Janet Wolk Randall Wolken Carol wood Helen Wood Charles Woodard Leslie Woods Sharon Woodyard Carol woolcott Beverly Worstell Charles Wright Marjory Yack Brenda Yarnell Linda York Nita York Angela Zalar Roseanne zank Bernadette Zawacki 281
282 Sophomores Timothy Abel Vicki Ackman Sharon Adden Taveer Ahmed Judith Alden Donald Allen Jan Alms Bruce Anderson Diane Anderson David Andrews Connie Anselment Anthony Ariola Pamela Arney Gary Ashmore Paul Ashmore Lynnette Ashwill Kathryn Augustine Sue Babb John Bacone Rosalie Bak Bonnie Baker Kathryn Balding Patricia Baldock Joyce Ballinger JoEIIen Bandy Laura Baranowski Sherrill Barker Richard Barnet Linda Barrile Mary Bartosch Cindy Bavuso Linda Bayless Susan Bean Susan Beavers Betty Beck Linda Beck Toni Becker Delores Bedinger Alan Bejcek Dean Belcher Larry Bell Sandra Beltz Sandi Benesh Jane Benten Michael Bergant Brad Berger Teresa Bergfeld Eileen Berns David Berry Richard Berry Peggy Bertagnolli Linda Bertram Janice Bertschinger John Beusch
Janice Beyer Robert Bills Peggy Binder Mary Bird Sandra Boliard Kathleen Boos Margie Booth Mary Borawski Elizabeth Bossert James Bossert Mary Bossler Sylvia Boswell Pamela Bowman Gail Box Larry Boyce Boneva Boyd Mary Boyles Patricia Brand Elaine Brashinger Carol Breen Robert Brendel Judy Brewer Steven Brewer Brenda Bridges Diane Bridges Kathy Briney Nancy Brinkerhoff Judith Britton Judith Brown Mary Brown Larry Bruns Nancy Bucelluni Janet Buenker Becky Builta Judith Burch Gerald Burgener Radford Burkett Janet Burris Mark Busekrus Linda Buss Sherry Butcher James Butler Joyce Butler Kathy Byfield John Byford Mary Call Bruce Campbell Lois Cannell Pamela Cantrell Larry Carbonari Bryon Cargill Jane Carmack David Carr Susan Carrillo 283
284 Mary Carter Karen Caruso Bernadette Casavant James Cepican Bradley Chase Theresa Chausse James Cheney Jeri Chiapelli Susan Christensen Gary Clark Linda Coad Bill Cocagne Joanna Cochran Jeffrey Cole Elizabeth Compton Karen Congleton Larry Connell Georgann Conner Linda Connett Steven Contois Robert Coon Ruth Corman Donald Cornue Jeanne Corrigan Martha Cottingham Diana Cox Byron Crackel Linda Crackel Sandra Creek Vicki Crowe Sue Crum Nancy Cummins Harold Cutler Donna Dailey Susan Damato Nancy Darr Cynthia Davidson Donna Davis Ellen Davis Kathryn Davis Nanette Davis Richard Davis Robbie Davis Marlene Davis Carol Dawdy Laura Dayton Sharon Dayton Victor DeGuilio Kathleen Dembski Judith Demmin Kevin DeVries Mary Dickison Marianne Dieckhoff Donald Diggs
Sophomores Beverly Dilliner Faith Dimock Nancy Donelson Diane Doner Brenda Dooley Michael Dorsey Sandra Doughty Constance Dowden Linda Doyle Bennie Drake Patricia Drone David Droste Rhonda Ducey John Duffy Deanna Duncan Vicki Duncan Kathleen Durland Teresa Dust James Dygert Judith Dyson Pat Eacott Gregory Eaton Helen Ebert Noralie Edinger Carol Edmonds John Edwards Ronald Eichhorn Rich Eickmeier Michael Ellis Becky Elmore Betty Engelhorn Paula England Larry Etherton Sheila Faris Patricia Fendley John Figlewicz Walter Figura Peggy Fisher Shari Fitzgerald James Fleshner sue Flessner William Flick Connie Foley Richard Forshier Phyllis Frankland Pamela Freeman Patty Frye Mark Fus on Susan Gaffney Judy Galloni Marsha Garbe Steve Gariepy Patricia Gartner Charles Gidcumb 285
286 Sophomores Richard Glazebrook susan Gleeson Particia Giliottoni Judy Glover Kenneth Goeckner Ann Goetz Debra Goldenstein Patricia Gordon Barabara Graham Jeanie Granger Bonnie Grant Jody Grant Rodney Greene Mary Grigsby Linda Grosglass Nancy Grove susan Gustafson Patricia Guy Mary Gwin Kay Hagel Jodine Haggstrom Kathleen Haislet Nancy Hale Carol Hall David Hall Kathy Hanners Vicki Hanson Randolph Harhausen Karen Harting Mary Harvey Carol Hathaway Marcia Hayden Patricia Hayes Daniel Heffernan Jack Helton Janice Henrikson Nancy Henry Prudence Herger Cecil Herpstreite Diane Hermann Karen Hess Robert Hildreth Judith Hill Perry Hill Dennis Hinton Sandra Hinton Jeffrey Hodge Bonnie Hoffman Celeste Hoffman susan Hoffman Allison Hoffmeyer Robert Holthusen Judy Hoover Nancy Hoover
Patricia Horan Leo Howard Linda Howe Winifred Huddleston Susan Huffman Sharon Hull Nancy HUIS Judy Hunt Andre Hunter Belinda Hutchison Janice Irwin Brenda Jackson Dale Jackson Diane Jackson Pam Jackson Terry Jacobson Louis Janvrin Melody Jennings Barbara Jensen Barbara Jentsch Diane Jeschawitz Candace Johnson Cheryl Johnson Donald Johnson Marlene Johnson William Johnson Kathy Jones Linda Jones Suzanne Jones Alan Joseph Jerry Jourdan Lynn Jurecki Carole Kaine Ann Kanman Brenda Karcher Dennis Karr Cindy Kayser Kent Keele Michael Keepper Linda Kendall Diane Kibler Connie Kidwell Harland Keiborn Kathleen Kimi Charlotte Kingery Joyce Kinnally Edward Kinsella Ellen Kinsella Roger Klaska Lynn Kleber Karen Kline Belva Knox Janet Kocher Karen Kraegel 287