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Sfivtet 1963 mmr^~ mWm I ! m^^ We must wait until evening to see how splendid the day was. n WI :

wm Si n • i Ill We have given to it a splendor that dynamic. Dynamic became our day, Gonzaga, is growing; and because growth is found in persons**

dedication of our faculty pursuit of truths and goodness pr< the virtues of knowledge and love,: virtu cannm remain static, but must, by th* nature, continue to grow as we grow

We are confronted with the wisdo struggle to gain a better understand and of lectures to which we listen. ed from our study r Wklts in the produce our own idSm. It also communicate with (. ^ another an the university.

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ur day is one of growth; and it is thk everything that is Gonzaga todayfk

As we approach the evening of our day, we realize that as an active force, its splendor, although complete today, will be as complete tomorrow only if we con­ tinue to grow. TABLE OF CONTENTS

12 Faculty

38 Student Life

92 Athletics

114 Underclassmen

156 Seniors

182 Law School ••>' : if I -,

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MESSAGE

The class that entered in 1959 is now finishing four years at Gonzaga. Its deeds augur well for the years ahead as we begin the last quarter of our first century.

For the 240 members of this class have promised a gift to the

University of $100.00 each, spread out over the next five years.

Before they have even gone they have returned.

The Class of 1912 last year on their Golden Jubilee gave to the

University a purse for $60,000. And we shall always treasure their long and warm and wonderful memory.

But the Class of '63, without time to soften some of the hardness and duress of college life, with little experience yet and few resources, have still said, "We see the vision of Gonzaga. It is a vision of our­ selves, and we pledge here and now to make it come true."

May God bless this class. Only time will tell what a shattering event this gift and this tribute from the heart has been. No succeed­ ing class can dare fall short and some will be challenged to do more.

And these young men and women have learned the prodigious truth that in giving lies the secret of joy.

John P. Leary, S. J.

OL. f.iLf, J$. Administration

Clement H. Regimbal, S. J. Vice-President in Charge of University Development Joseph F. Conwell, S. J. Dean of Graduate School Clifford Carroll, S. J. Librarian

Neil Mc Cluskey, S. J. Director, Honors Program

Mrs. Theodore Dreyer John Duggan Resident Directress Treasurer

10 Mrs. Lavin Resident Directress

Harry Sladich Placement Director

11 He has taugh it ion, led us by exam/ >unseled< us with wisdom and pr e. He has prayed with s. We know him as a teacher, M.1 friend, as a confident, *tvmi** ...'an of ,Edward Haasl, ASG.V Student Body President, I 96/ —Z 962. 13 William Carney, S. J. Chairman

Jerome Diemert, S. J. Associate Professor

Theodore Wolf, S. J. Associate Professor

14 John Dunne, S. J. Associate Professor

Dr. Thomas Rukavina Assistant Professor

William Agnew, S. J. Instructor

Kenneth Baker, S. J. Instructor

15 Rev. Michael McAniff Assistant Professor

Gerald Gordon, S. J. Assistant Professor

James Burns, S. J. Instructor

16 Van Christoph, S. J. Professor Sociology

Donald Hueber Instructor Sociology

Social Sciences

Leo Robinson, S. J. Professor Sociology

17 William Bischoff, S. J. Robert Renner, S. J. Professor Assistant Professor History History

Edward Doherty, S. J. Associate Professor History

Edward Murphy Instructor History

18 John Evoy, S. J. Professor Psychology

Jean Blanchett Assistant Professor Psychology

Dr. William Harkins Assistant Professor Political Science Richard Twohy, S. J. Professor Political Science

19 T. V. Kuriakose Dr. Robert Hurd Assistant Professor Chairman Biology Biology

Gopala Rao Assistant Professor Chemical Engineering

Mrs. Marilyn Stanton Assistant Professor Biology

20 Timothy O'Leary, S. J. Professor Chemistry

Thomas Corcoran Lecturer Natural Sciences Chemistry

George Stewart Assistant Professor Chemistry

Dennis Kelsh Instructor Chemistry

21 William Costello, S. J. Chairman

Charles Keenan, S. J. Associate Professor

James Fitzmaurice Instructor

22 Thomas Larkin, S. J. Associate Professor

James Gruber Instructor

Dr. Franz Schneider Assistant Professor SH^HH^m*

James Hoban Instructor

23 Thomas Wynecoop Instructor

John Sisk Professor

John McDermott Instructor

24 Dr. William Safranek Assistant Professor

Lucile Lake Associate Professor

Kornel Skovajsa Instructor

Mrs. Dorothy Chandler Lecturer

25 Robert Schiffner, S. J. Associate Professor French

Mrs. Trude Huttenbach Instructor German

Christopher Reagan Instructor Latin

26 Mrs. Luciano Roberts Lecturer Italian

Valentin Herzog Assistant Professor German

Kenneth Baugh Associate Professor Spanish

Dorothy Seivers Lecturer Spanish

27 Donald Ryan Professor

Francis Altman, S. J. Professor

Gregorio Fuentes Assistant Professor

John Firkins Instructor

28 Edward Haasl Instructor

Jerome Murray, S. J. Associate Professor

George Simoneau, S. J. Associate Professor

Yozo Takeda Instructor

29 Education

Dr. William Barber Dean, Assistant Professor

John Shaw Assistant Professor

Leo Yeats, S. J. Assistant Professor

Mrs. Elda Brophy Assistant Professor 30 Dr. Fred Stanton Dean

Charles Burmingham Lecturer

Arthur Quine Lecturer

Mrs. Dorothy Darby Smith Instructor

31 Economics and Business

Robert L. Burke Dean Economics and Business

Mark McDonnell Assistant Professor Finance

William Loeffler Instructor Accounting Gerald Tremaine John Tanner Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Marketing

Lt. Colonel Charles Alkire

Major Charles W. Walker

Major Dahl R. Poulson

33 Major Carrel I A. Clem Major James F. Blake

M/Sgt. George H. Tice M/Sgt. John Dunn

M/Sgt. Claude Rainier

34 Howard A. Stingle Assistant Professor Electrical Engineering

Richard A. Busch Assistant Professor Civil Engineering

James G. McGivern Dean Engineering

John R. Matthews Jr. Instructor Mechanical Engineering

Raymond W. Murphy Assistant Professor Mechanical Engineering

Ivan Shirk Cheng-Tien Luke Associate Professor Assistant Professor Mechanical Engineering Mathematics

35 Louis St. Marie, S. J.

Richard Ingalls

Physical Education

Hank Anderson

Marion Pericin

36 Jon S. Nicholson Assistant Professor

Lyle W. Moore Professor

m\hJL\ Robert M. Cook Assistant Professor

Mrs. Sigrid H. Grinius Instructor

Mr. Algis Grinius Instructor 37 s T U D E N T L I F E

39 Student Administration

Larry Fasbender ASGU First Vice-President

John Battilega ASGU President

Bill Dobner ASGU Second Vice-President Larry Miller ASGU Treasurer

Cathy Love ASGU Secretary

40 STUDENT COUNCIL: Through fruitful discussion, careful Dunn, Cathy Love, Tim Underwood, Linda Dawson, Bob planning, and decisive action, the Student Council executes Petersen, John Keegan, Kay Huhtanen, Jerry Mooney, Bob its legislative role. Members of the Council are Marty Varro, Marianne Wesely, Roger Gregorich, Merrilu Silva, Harper, Clare Kolloch, Roger Remen, Joe Miller, John and Larry Miller.

The EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: John Battilega, Larry Fas- In charge of appropriating funds to various or­ bender, Bill Dobner, Merrilu Silva, Larry Miller, Wendy ganizations on campus, the BOARD OF CONTROL Winslow, Frank Connelly, Mike Taylor, and Carlos Prietto, members, Pat Murphy, Tom Dietzen, Bill Dobner, communicates the meaning of the school to others. John Battilega, Wendy Winslow, Larry Fasbender, and Larry Miller, gather around their chairman, John Villaume. 41 Providing a valuable source of guidance and inspiration to the University, the PRESIDENT'S PROGRESS COMMITTEE this year is credited with the new registra­ tion system. The members are Skip Quinlivan, John Wildgen, Gail Fox, Barbara Reed, John Keegan, Cathy Love, Father Leary, S. J., Tom Fahey, Lucy Hould, Tony Harris, John Battilega, and George Metcalfe.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Pat McGean, Chuck Van Marter, Carol Daus, Ben Engle, Father Freitag, SJ., Bill Dobner, Linda Real, and Mike Strong.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS: John Quinlivan, Paula Layng, and Larry Kinsolving.

PUBLICATIONS BOARD: Bob Brewin, Ann Hilber, Jerry Mooney, Frank Hudson, Mary Ellen Eiler, Mary Shaw, Mary Campbell, and Joan Schiffler. These are the students who direct the activities of Gonzaga University. While others hardly take notice, our student lead­ ers take great strides in furthering the development of our day.

UOA: Carole Toboni, Arturo Ugaldi, Bill Dobner, Mike Taylor, Gail Fox, Margel Foote, Wendy Winslow, Chuck Van Marter, Pat Walsh, Rich Fitzpatrick, Bill Foran, Carter Miller, Len Taruscio, Norm Felgenhauer, Phil Herres, Mike Moffitt, Jerry Poulin, Pat Walton, Pat Hawe, Mary Jayne Page. Sitting: Frank Connelly, Carlos Prietto, Tom Fahey, Tom Molitor, Gail Svoboda.

DNZAGA UNIVERSITY

REED EXCHANGE: Chris Ledwidge, Paul Anselmo, Margaret Prietto, Tom Dietzen, George Metcalfe, COG BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Kay Huh­ Betty Herres, Tom Fahey, Dan Taaffe. tanen, Chuck Boehmer, and Pat Murphy.

DISCIPLINARY BOARD: Roger Miller, Father Gordon, S.J., Carl INTERCOLLEGIATE ROUNDTABLE: Tom Ruckwardt, Carl Morig, Carole Toboni, and Pat Murphy. Molitor, John Erickson, and Linda Real.

43 Who's Who Among American

Selected on the basis of their contributions to Gonzaga University in the areas of citizenship, scholarship, leadership, campus activities, and general service these students were named to Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities for 1962-63.

ASGU President, JOHN BATTILEGA, a math major, is a first honor roll student. A member of Alpha Sigma Nu, Inter­ collegiate Knights, Sodality, Rifle team, and SIAM, John received the Gold Medal for the highest scholastic average his DAN AVEY, a psychology sophomore year, was outstanding ROTC major, has been athletic freshman cadet, outstanding ROTC publicity director at Gon­ sophomore cadet, and received the zaga for the past two ROTC excellence Gold Medal. years. Dan was president of his sophomore class, was company commander of the Loyola Guard and is currently a disc jockey on KXLY radio.

Listing English Literature as her major, ELAINE DUNNIGAN received Honors at Entrance to Gonzaga, was a member of SPURS, and has re­ ceived an academic schol­ arship for four years. Elaine was editor of SPIRES, 1961 and 1962, and is assistant resident directress in the new wom­ en's dormitories.

Junior class president this year, FRANK CONNELLY is a prefect at Alliance House. An Honors student for two years, Frank is also a member of the Univer­ sity Band. An Army veteran, JOHN CLUTE dis­ tinguished himself 962 by receiving the Gonzaga Law School award. A fu- ture lawyer, John is also a member of Alpha Sigma Nu. Universities and Colleges, 1962-63

CHARLES CORY is Senior Senator and treasurer of the Young Demo­ crats. A member of the Officer's Club and a debater, Chuck is an Honors student and is majoring in English Literature.

AWS President, MARGARET FOOTE is a history major. A prefect in Madonna Hall for her second year, Margel belongs to Gamma Pi Epsilon, Executive Council, and was a member of SPURS. WILLIAM DOBNER kept busy this year as ASGU 2nd Vice-President, while also being a member of the Program Com­ mittee, UOA, and Holy Names Society. Bill, an education major, also writes for the Bulletin.

BULLETIN co-editor, JAMES PIERSON came to Gonzaga with Honors at Entrance. Jim was out­ standing ROTC cadet his sophomore year and has helped the debate team win many awards while he has been at Gonzaga.

A psychology major, BENJAMIN ENGLE can be seen broadcasting Gonzaga sports. In his junior year Ben served on the Program Committee, was chosen out­ standing junior cadet in ROTC, and was During her three years at Gonzaga, executive officer of the Loyola Guard. CATHERINE LOVE has been a member of SPURS, Ski Club, and Coast Club. This year Cathy is a prefect at St. Monica Hall and is secretary for UOA, the Program Committee, ASGU, and is also secretary to ASGU 2nd Vice-Presi­ dent.

45 THOMAS E. FAHEY, majoring in psy­ chology, was chairman of the COG board of directors, in the UOA, the Academic Affairs committee and the President's Progress committee. Tom was formerly in Glee club and Little Theater, and was on the rifle team. This year he is presi­ dent of A EN and vice president of the officers' club.

This year's ASGU 1st Vice-President is LAWRENCE FASBENDER. Larry, a ju­ nior and a pre-law major, has been a member of UOA and is a member of Intercollegiate Knights.

CHRIS LEDWIDGE, a political science GEORGE L METCALFE, JR. was ASGU major, devotes most of his energy to Representative during his junior year and forensic fields. A junior, Chris is a holder has been a member of the President's of Gonzaga Debater's Medal and was Progress Committee and the Judicial director of the university sponsored de­ Board. George, the chairman of the bate tournament. He is a cadet officer Reed Exchange Committee, is also an in ROTC and a member of the Holy active debater and has participated in Names Society. many of the dramatic productions at Gonzaga.

An active member of AWS, ROSEMARY MENZIA has gained recognition as Girl of the Month, AWS Vice-President, AWS Secretary, and has participated in the Good Shepherd program. Rosemary is also a prefect in St. Catherine Hall and is a member of Sodality.

46 Head prefect of Welch Hall. CARL MORIG is a chemistry major. Carl has distinguished himself as an active mem­ ber of Alpha Sigma Nu and as chairman of the Student Disciplinary Board.

WILLIAM TANKSLEY, an active debater, lists his major as English Literature. An Honors student, he was also associate editor of SPIRES last year.

RICHARD UNDERWOOD, a physics ma­ Majoring in education, JERRY WARNER jor, is very active politically and currently has been Sodality prefect and ASGU serves as Speaker of the Student Council and Senior Class Treasurer. Jerry is and Senior Senator. Tim is also head president of Gonzaga's Glee Club and is waiter of the COG and a fifty mile hiker. active in drama.

MERRILU SILVA, junior, is a member of the Ski club and the California club. She has held various offices, including SPUR treasurer and ASGU corresponding sec­ retary.

47 Alpha Sigma Nu

... a society organized to honor students of Jesuit universities and colleges who have distinguished themselves in scholarship, loy­ alty and service. It is a society not only to honor achievement but to foster it.

Officers: President Tom Fahey Vice-Pres.-Treas. Tom Hulscher Secretary Carl Morig

ALPHA SIGMA NU: John Quinlivan, Tom Fahey, Carl Morig, Gerry Wolf, Bill Weigand, Tony Sutey, John Battilega, John Clute and Earl Forsman.

48 GAMMA PI EPSILON: Sue May, Diane Pugh, Sandra Halford, Gail Fox, Carmen Sprovieri, Diane Duggan, Christine Miller, Gail Karas, Elaine Schaffers, Mrs. Hume, Peggy Dempsey and Margel Foote.

Gamma Pi Epsilon

... an honorary Jesuit sorority based on academic achievement and participation in extra-curricular activities.

Mary Thiruvathlikal is at Gonzaga under the partial sponsorship of Gamma Pi Epsilon.

Officers: President Gail Fox Vice-President Diane Pugh Secretary-Treasurer Christine Miller Historian Sue May Rev. John Hopkins presents his views on "Minority Groups, the Uni­ versity and the Community."

49 Officers:

Grand Duke Len Taruscio Worthy Scribe Jeff Thimsen Chancellor of the Eschequer Dick Matteri Chancellor of Ceremonials Terry McDonald

Bottom: Jack Emery, Ken Desserault, Jeff Thimsen, Terry McDonald, Dick Matteri, Len Taruscio, Father Kenneth Baker, Ernest Gray. Top: Stan Kolanowski, Larry Fasbender, Jim Peaper, Paul Petelin, Roger Remen, Tim Underwood, Steve Cvitovich, Mike Moffitt, Marty Harper, Dennis Shea, John Keegan, Tom Molitor, Mike Navarre.

Intercollegiate Knights

Buy a "Who's Who" and win a Tim Under­ wood.

Give that man a handl Spurs

... to serve the university, to support the activities in which the student body partici­ pates, to foster among the women students a spirit of loyalty and helpfulness, and to uphold all traditions of the university.

Bottom row: Nikki Navarre, Joan Schiffler, Sue Snezeck, Carol Lynn Atwell, Marica Bailey, Louise Wiele, Kay Cullen, Tony Neary. Second row: Pat Hawe, Kris Kononen, Diane Champoux, Sue Devine, Junior advisor: Carol Demarais, Gail Svoboda, Jean Schiffler, Judy Garrity, Marilyn Jones. Top row: Pat Murphy, Betty Herres, Pat Walton, Jan Gray, Leila Broz, Judy Borrevik, Joanne Herron, Yvonne Koreis, Mary Ann Luger, Carolyn Graves, Connie McGreevy.

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The food's bad enough, but noise tool

51 Without the continual advice, understand­ ing, patience, kindness, and willingness to work of Ray Harris, editor-in-chief first semester, this yearbook could hardly have been. To him the staff—especially the co- editors, who ran to him with every prob­ lem—is grateful.

Mary Ellen Eiler Co-Editor SPIRES

"Why all this toil for the triumphs of an hour?" Because we, the SPIRES staff, believe that our day will be cherished, not only for today but forever.

Frank wonders "what am I going to do with them?l They just listed another $789.69 as miscellaneous expenses!"

Gerald Gordon, SJ. Advisor Sue Snezeck reiterates the profound words of advice to the SPIRES staff, "Sacrifice makes the true man," as Terri Huss prepares to cut off her fingers. Hll

Editor, first semester Ray Harris Co-Editors, second semester Mary Campbell Mary Ellen Eiler ^mw*~*~~~-'- "*" Assistant Editor Terri Huss Business Manager Frank Hudson ^B HB^X_J ^H§ IHUHHHE Carol Jahn asks "how do you spell Mary Campbell 'SPIRES' " as Terri Huss works on and on Co-Editor and on . . .

Mike Lockard and Ron Adams, hardly seen by the rest of the staff, wasted their good looks in the photo lab but the pictures they printed were worth it.

Eiler, propping herself up on the desk, and Campbell, too exhausted to even attempt to prop herself up, force smiles as they realize that Medical Lake is only three weeks away.

"It's a terrible lay-out, but I'll tell them it looks great." Mike Cohen always pulled through with words of encouragement and hard work when the going got tough.

The office and Bob Mize in a mess. "Just how many times can you do a page over?" Our day can never be relived. Its memory will be kept in hundreds of pages of the "Bulletin." With a fresh new view each week, the time, the testing, the refinement, and the development of our day were re­ ported. Today's challenges were met and they inspired a good many echoes.

Father Teufel and Mr. Gruber think it is a very nice photograph, but they wanted something better than a picture of St. Al's Mother's Club.

Why don't people like me?

Nick Gray, Linda Dawson, Cathy Delegans, Co- editors: Jim Pierson and Carol Brodeur, and Bob Brewin say in unison . . . "Funniest thingl We aren't going to make our deadline!"

54 Reflection

Co-Editors Ann Hilber Tom Hulscher

Advisor Charles Keenan, S.J.

REFLECTION STAFF: Kevin Roddy, Pete Reynolds, Mike Keating, Ann Hilber, Father Keenan, Tom Hulscher, Ed Cody, Enrique Perez, and Nick Gray.

A spark of the fresh, clean air of inde­ A noteworthy project of The Charter Organization this pendence ignites the wick of creativity. year was The Charter Book Exchange which provided books at low cost to students. Ann Hilber, member of The With all his art, the young, and sometimes Charter, mans the fort during a busy hour. wild, writer endeavors to keep the cultural fire burning at Gonzaga. Putting his ideas, thoughts, and words on paper, he thinks about them for awhile, and then signs his name, big and bold.

THE CHARTER ORGANIZATION: Bill Schuler, Roger Miller, John Dugger, Father Twohy, S.J., and John Villaume. Standing: Connie McGreevy, Jim Jundt, Larry Kinsolving, Gloria LaTendresse, Marguerite Olson, John Keegan, and Tony Wascher.

The Charter

President John Dugger Editor Roger Miller

55 Dedication Day

Fall

Gonzaga University saw the completion of the Diamond Jubilee with the rise of the new buildings on campus this year. These buildings had been but a dream many years ago, but now that dream has been fulfilled. The day of dedication, the day of the formal opening of the new buildings, will be remembered as the beginning of a new age . . . the proof that Gonzaga is not content to live in the past, but is ever meeting the challenge of the future.

Campion Hall

Rebmann Hall Alliance House

The COG

Saint Catherine's and Saint Monica's

57 Campus Days Campus Days hit Gonzaga this year with a "Hey you girls in Madonna, St. Catherine's and St. Monica's . . . get out of bed and onto the football field!" ... for the girls. For the guys »t was the same story, perhaps clouded over by the effects of too much indulgence the night before. Anyway, Campus Days came, and the days were successful.

Led by their queen Janet Gray the First, and king, Keith Fraguglia the Last the Sophomores were the victors. Naturally There is no need for anything else to be said.

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It's better than COG food.

The morning after the night before.

» President Rich Fitzpatrick Vice-President Tom Gallagher Secretary Linda Real Treasurer Dave Rader

'Let Me Entertain You"

California Club

The Tempests

60 Spokane Club

Mr. O'Melveny, Spokane lay delegate to the Ecumenical Council, gives interested students a progress report. This was one of the events under the aegis of the Spo­ kane Club.

Give me a G

Vice-President Mike Meagan President Chuck VanMarter Secretary-Treasurer John Curran

61 It's the water . . .

Idaho Club

President Mike Howson Vice-President Norm Felgenhauer Secretary Jodi Shupe Corresponding Secretary Janet Wagner

62 Smashed Spuds Montana Club

President Tom Monforton Vice-President Paul Petelin Secretary Helen Downey Treasurer John McCabe UOA Representative Mary Jayne Page

That's what I get for going on a kegger

Coast Club

President Bill Foran Vice-President Len Taruscio Secretary-Treasurer Arlene Clay Sergeant-at-Arms Kirby Fox Advisor Dr. William Harkins

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President Gerry Poulin 1st Vice-President Bill Demers 2nd Vice-President John Kelly Secretary Terry Beauchamp Treasurer Pat Barry

M-l-C-K-E-Y

Playing before a turnaway crowd.

Which way is the goal?

64 Here comes one of Santa's helpers.

Ski Club

Officers: President Tom Molitor Vice-President Mike Strong Secretary-Treasurer Liz Caley

This is ridiculousl I've never been on a pair of skis in my life I

You're kiddingl Is it really snowing on Mt. Spokane? The Mendel Society

... to foster scholarly research and ethical practice in biological science. Officers: 1st Co-Chairman Pat Walsh 2nd Co-Chairman Steve Shea Secretary-Treasurer Diane DeFelice

Student research work in the field of detection and treat­ ment of cancer . . . the study of a cancer virus which they had prepared.

The Fonti Stain Project was sponsored by the Mendel So­ ciety to evaluate this highly contested stain developed by Dr. Fonti of Italy. The stain, a mixture of complex organic compounds, was synthesized in the biology laboratories; and efforts are being made to determine its value in the diag­ nosis of cancer. International Club

Aagh . . . I've got my fingers caught between the strings!

Officers: Secretary Dee Howard President Arturo Ugalde Publicity chairman Rosemary Weisz • • .; - ~>l V> 4 4 1 s\ >-«& C

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Kay Huhtanen K^f m Little Colonel, 1962 Military Ball Court: Mary Downs, Carol Desmarais, Janet Gray, Carol Cocconi, Helen Dauenhauer, Little Colonel Kay Huhtanen, Leila Broz, Nancy Karlsten, Jeannie Clem, Shirley Roumagoux.

Tired, angry young voices no longer raged. The glow of the mid­ night oil was extinguished, and the remarkable tonic known as the MILITARY BALL presented a cure-all for the "after-the-midterm-blues." In the majestic ballroom of the Davenport Hotel appeared the con­ trasting panorama of Army greens and brilliant brocades. But the ball, though military, was a far cry from the Wednesday noon drill, and, instead of an M-l rifle, each brave young soldier held in his arms a girl. Gonzaga ROTC Brigade

Brigade Staff with Lt. Colonel Alkire, PMS, are (from left to right) Casey Cummins, Jim Perko, John Battilega, John Mirus, Dan Avey, and Denny Richardson. Seated next to Alkire is Tom Fahey, Brigade Com­ mander.

The LOYOLA GUARD, Gonzaga's precision drill team.

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s • n^nt""" | * ^- vz, ^ 1 Distinguished Military Students of the Gon­ zaga ROTC Brigade pictured from left to right are John Mirus, Denny Richard­ son, Tom Fahey, John R. Black, and Ben Engle. Back row: Denny Olson, Wendy Winslow, Dan Avey, John Bippes, John Battilega.

Junior and Senior officers in formation with Brigade Commander, Tom Fahey (far right). Engineers' Club

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, Kneelinq: Don Wright, Jim Barrv, John Moran. Standing: Pat Keller, Jim Schuler, Norm De Pender, Craig Warp, Dave Willenbourg, Betsy Brewer, John Mumm, Nick Gray, Al Gallinaro (V. Pres.), Dan Brunner, Joe Miller, Ray Caruso (Treas.), Brian Viehauser, Doug Sakkman, Phil Herres (Pres.).

CIVIL ENGINEERS, Kneeling: Dick Eastman, LeRoy Sonnen. Standing: Ed Gottfried, Gerald Dolezal, Dick Niederegger, Dave Shikany, Pat Dorgan, Maurie Feryn, Virail Good- pastor, Chuck Schoenberg, James Hansen, Larry Plews, Jim Muggli. Back: Andy Reyes, Mike Healy, Steve Jacobs, John Thomson.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS: Ed Engel, Bron McCall, Walt Hoskins, Roy Anderson.

"Mistletoe Mash" was the appropriate name for the Christ­ mas dance sponsored by the club. Larry Marshal was dance chairman.

Quick . . . the Scotchtape! The knifer struck again!

72 Education Club

... a professional organization whose main purpose is to prepare students for careers as teachers.

Could these eighth grade students be teaching our student teachers?

Club officers are Treas. Terri Huss, Sec'y Kris Kononen, Pres. Mike Keolker and Vice- Pres. Sally McDermott.

Our motto: Better teachers for better basketsl

73 e b t

Gonzaga debaters: Al Appleton, Cathy Auvil, Chuck Collins, Harriet Temoleton, Chuck Cory, Jack Dugger, Joe Veroysek, Chris Ledwidge, Father Lyons, Tony Wascher.

The debate teams had their most successful season in several years. The men's teams took first place in the senior division of the Columbia Valley Debate Tournament, while the women's placed second. In the junior division, the women took first, and the men took third. The debaters won 25 trophies during the year. Some of the most coveted were a second and third at the Western Speech Tournament in Los Angeles, against 59 other colleges. At Linfield College they took first in junior men's debate, first in senior wom­ en's, and third in senior men's, against a field of 600 entrants.

Stanford vs.

Again this year Gonzaga was chosen as one of the three best teams in the North­ west, and sent Chris Ledwidge and Jack Dugger as official delegates to the national tournament at West Point. Young Republicans The G.Y.R.O. represents on campus the ideals of the Republican Party and, by means of speakers, debates, and discussion, introduces to Gonzaga students the prin­ ciples of sound conservative government while giving them the opportunity to par­ ticipate in the activities of the party.— Michael Moffit

Kevin Kelly, Tim Underwood, Mike Svoboda, Mike Moffit, Bruce Hankins, Bob Petersen, Mary Ann Bryant, Mickey Kane, Pat Hites, Bill Schuler.

Officers: Bob Petersen Vice-President Mike Moffit President Bruce Hankins Secretary Bill Schuler Treasurer

Young Democrats

Working on any political organization gives a person insight into the practical world of politics . .. Any per­ son with an inclination to­ ward politics would find his best training in a political or­ ganization such as the YD's. —Joe Sandell

Dennis Sullivan, Skip Patterson, Grant McLoughlin, Bob Mize, Mike Lockard, Ron Adams, Mike Wall, Leo Cashatt, Ron Chertude. Seated: John Cooney, Joe Sandell, Mike Gallagher.

Officers: Chuck Cory Vice-President Joe Sandell President Mike Gallagher Treasurer

Displaying regal charm and elegance the Winter Ball queen and her court are: Betty Hoene, Jeri Lee James, Sharon May, Gale Svoboda, Donna Maillet, Queen Beverly Oswood, Linda Real, Linda Mariani, Connie McGreevy and Helen Downey.

Commanding this age-old, teeming college of contrasts, the COG emerged as a showplace the evening cf the Winter Winter Ball. Decorations of blue and white transformed the all-too-familiar cafeteria into a dreamland as couples danced in the sophisticated wonderland. Anticipation, Ball hope, and excitement prevailed. Then tumultous applause greeted Beverly Oswood, as queen. Eventually, the ball was over; wilted boutonnieres, scraggly hair, aching feet, flat wallets, empty champagne bottles . . . and, oh, the memories! AWS

... to co-ordinate all women's activities on campus; to provide a means by which the women students may ex­ press opinions on matters of interest to them; to interest and to direct all members into existing or new organiza­ tions; and to work for the benefit of the university. AWS COUNCIL: Linda Real, Secretary; Margel Foote, President; Rosemary Men- zia, Vice-President; Rosemary Dellwo, Treasurer; Toni Neary, Diane Champoux, Pat Murphy, Betty Herres, Peggy Demp­ sey, Carole Toboni, Carol Thompson, Mrs. Hume.

Tea for the Winter Ball queen candidates.

Halloween Party

Style Show

78 They are interested in almost everything, and regardless of the topic being discussed, they can contribute to the conversation.

State AWS Convention

They learn to feel at ease in any group.

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Ya know, Bill, I haven't done any­ thing like this since I was in kinder­ garten.

A little dab'll do ya.

Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake. Between Two Thieves

Denny Meyers, as the Prodigal Son, arouses the sympathies of the audience as he gives his opinion on the crucifixion of Christ.

Lynn Bird, a modern-day Mary Magdalene, comes out of the audience to express her belief that Christ died for people like her.

A priest, played by Larry Herres, consoles the wayward sheep, Den­ ny Meyers, as judges Tim Gleason and Marty Redmond look on.

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UNIVERSITY BAND, Front row: Tom Friden, Mary Shaw, berlain, Bob Erickson. Third row: Frank Connelly, Bill Klein, Marilee Hart, Joan Rhodes, Mary Jean DeMaster, Mr. Linda Stearns, Bill Lowery, Mary Van Loan, Don Sickler, Ed Nicholson, director, Mike Ornellis, Linda Jasper, Garald Murphy, Bill Edison, Larry Winner, Mike Cohen. Back row: Gessinger, Richard Montillo. Second row: Mike Nyhan, Ken Jerry Rhodes, Jon Maloney, Chuck Sauve, John Erickson, Hurt, Linda Mclntyre, Andy Finneman, Carol Jahn, Rose- Elaine Mrachek, Jim Bumgarner, Rusty Poirier, Lee Hen- marie Guske, Ann Donihee, Darald Gessinger, Terry Cham­ richs, Richie DiPasquale, Delbert Blake, Jeff Jacobson.

Music

"Toga XXI" was the scene of a musical variety show during Campus Days.

The GONZAGA-HOLY NAMES symphony orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Robert Cook.

82 These singers have turned into actors for the Cam­ pus Day skit.

UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR, Front row: Rosemarie Weisz, Rusty Poirier, Shirley Caldwell, Rita Beaudoin, Kay Keating, Cherie Orr, Josephine Melanchek, Mary Kay Walsh, Natalie Monte, Mr. Cook, director. Second row: Jeri Lee James, Dee Velis, Mary Heintz, Laurie Gaskell. Third row: Dave McNeil, Charles Sauve, Jerry Warner, Chris Williams, Rich Dominguez, Gene Tonry, John Chilgren, Larry Herres, John McEvoy, Dave Mahoney, Harry Lewis.

Department

The UNIVERSITY CHORUS performance of Vivaldi's Gloria in St. Aloysius Church. The Music Man

'Seventy-six Trombones" "My White Knight" I B ^M m 1 bhipoopi

It's a disgrace, this younger gen­ eration.

'Gary, Indiana"

87 Front row: John Dunn, Terry Meehan, Fred Deckert. Second row: Fran Bellotty, Lynn Powdrill, Kathy Dellwo, Kathy Johnston. Third row: Eileen Murphy, Yvonne Cloutier, Rosie Weisz, Diane DeFelice. Fourth row: Rosemarie Guske, Ann Manorgan, Jerry Vandervert. Fifth row: Mike Healy, Kevin Roddy, Neil Pettigrew, John Castner. Top row: Mike Galloway, Dick Grainey, Tom Provinsal, Bob Baily.

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Front row: Rose Marie Guske, Geri Lucchesini, Carol Lynn Atwell and Lucy Hould. Back row: Kathy Johnston, Ann Manorgan, Linda Real and Chairman Joan Krueger.

Holy Name Society

89 Happy "21"

May I escort you to the stomping grounds?

Come on, let's all do the "Birdland." Mardi Gras Presented by the Officers' Club

We could get a little closer.

90 "Let Me Entertain You"—The Spokane Club did just that. Serving as Master of Ceremonies, Jack Delehanty awarded the Shillelagh Cup to first place winners Shir­ ley Caldwell and Mike Meighan for their rendition of "Jericho."

How Irish can you get? Mark O'Donnell and Pat Murphy chosen Mick and Colleen.

Saint Pat's Day

Two Red Hot Mamas.

Er, um . . . excuse me, lady, but your garter just fell off.

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93 Gonzaga's ever-improving Bulldog basketball team celebrated the University's last season as an independent competitor by giv­ ing Coach Hank Anderson a comeback 14-12 winning season. This marked only the second time in his 12-year career as Gon­ zaga head coach that Anderson has had two straight winning seasons. The 1961-62 quintet also posted a 14-12 mark. Ander­ son's career at GU now shows 165 victories against 161 losses. The 1962-63 club might easily have been the best Anderson ever had, the way it finished the season. The Zags played their last three games against Idaho State, Seattle U. and the Univer­ sity of Idaho, teams which had already combined to beat them five times during the season. Coach Anderson tried to reverse that discouraging trend by throwing a fast-moving four man zone defense against Idaho State and its star Art Crump. The strategy, along with the play of 6-8 Jim Dixon worked beautifully and Gonzaga waltzed to a 76-51 victory. Dixon tallied 20 and Crump 18, most of the latter's coming in the game's final minutes. Three days later the NCAA bound Seattle Chieftains arrived in the Spokane Coliseum and Anderson employed the same de­ fense on ail-American Eddie Miles, the "Man with the Golden Arm." It worked. Miles was held down most of the way and the proud Chiefs dropped a 75-73 decision to the fired-up Bulldogs.

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96 Dixon's play in the Seattle game was his finest as he scored 26 points and out-rebounded Seattle's John Tresvant, Ernie Dunstan and Miles combined. The Zags came within five minutes of staging a major upset in their season finale at Moscow, Idaho, against the talented U. of Idaho Vandals. Billy Wilson, GU's 6-2 team captain, had an incredible evening by scoring 37 points. That represented a personal high for Bill at Gonzaga and was the individual high by a Gonzagan this season. Anderson's boys had a steady season, dropping two or more consecutive games but twice. Early in the season they lost five in a row to Idaho, Utah, Washington State, Idaho State and Weber. That gave them a 2-5 record and they quickly evened it with three pre-Christmas tournament wins. The other time the 'Dogs lost two in a row came in January when they traveled to Seattle and Corvallis, Oregon, to meet nationally-ranked Seattle U. and Oregon State. Final season statistics gave Dixon, potentially a fine pro pros­ pect, one of Gonzaga's best ever rebound totals, 353, and Wilson the best point average at 16.4 per game. The team's consistently fine team play was illustrated by the fact that ten players aver­ aged between 4.5 and 16.4 points per game. The Bulldogs, who now belong to the Big Sky Conference, con­ tinued their amazing home court excellence this year with an 8-2 performance. They now have won 17 out of 20 Coliseum games in the past two seasons.

GEORGE TRONTZOS, CENTER "Race to the Regionals"

Seattle 21-5 Idaho 20-6 Oregon State 19-7 Gongaza 14-12 Montana State 13-13 Oregon - 11-15 Idaho State 9-15 Montana 6-18

JOHN RICKMAN FORWARD 1962-63 VARSITY RECORD 14 WINS—12 LOSSES GU OPP GU OPP 78 Long Beach St. 74 87 E. Washington St. 73 73 Whitworth 64 59 Seattle 90 52 Idaho 63 47 Oregon St. 63 79 Utah 100 63 Montana St. Col. 56 66 Washington St. 70 60 Whitworth 55 67 Idaho St. 78 54 Un. San Francisco 62 82 Weber 92 80 E. Washington St. 40 59 E. Montana St. 58 63 Montana St. Col. 70 86 N. Texas St. 75 59 Portland 53 86 Carroll 70 57 Idaho 66 64 Idaho St. 73 76 Idaho St. 51 61 Portland 54 75 Seattle 73 73 Washington St. 56 81 Idaho 87

1962-63 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY BULLDOGS Front row: Chuck Marshall, Dave Rader, Bill Wilson, Ken Matney, Rich Juarez, Bill Johnson. Middle row: Coach Marion Pericin, Larry McDonough, Art Taylor, Jim Harris, John Rickman, Manager Dennis Shea. Top row: Head Coach T. H. Honk Anderson, Tim Patrick, Monroe Burgess, George Trontzos, Jim Dixon, Isaac Pope, Coach Bob Turner.

99 Junior Varsity Basketball

Coach Marion Pericin's 1962-63 Zag Junior Varsity basketball team compiled an impressive 20-6 record. The quintet was undefeated with freshmen Billy Suter—an ex-Washington prep all-stater from Morton, Wash.—and Mike McChesney, from Seattle, in the lineup through the early part of the season. Suter and McChesney both proved to be so outstanding that they were grabbed by varsity mentor Anderson. Both proved this belief cor­ rect as they seemed to add hustle and spark to the other varsity players. After these two sparkling future Zag stars left the junior varsity, a couple of tall men took over the team rebounding and scoring load. They were 6-5 Chuck Concannon, a sophomore from Portland, and 6-4 Jed Steele, a freshman from San Francisco. Coach Pericin, who played his collegiate basketball at Gonzaga under Hank Anderson, praised his team for its hard work throughout the sea­ son, despite the loss of Suter and McChesney and a definite lack of speed.

1962-63 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD

15 WINS—5 LOSSES

GU OPP 91 Eberle Builders 66 61 Gonzaga Prep 50 77 Whitworth J.V. 58 72 Idaho Frosh 58 71 Wash. State J.V. 48 53 North Idaho J.C. 67 79 Geiger A.F.B. 57 96 Geiger A.F.B. 56 64 Wash. State Frosh 60 66 Montana U. Frosh 77 92 Kruger Sheet Metal 72 69 Whitworth J.V. 62 78 Walla Walla A.A.U. 71 65 Lewis & Clark Normal 54 64 Whitworth J.V. 56 76 Lewis & Clark Normal 73 59 Wenatchee J.C. 60 91 Intramural All Stars 59 55 Idaho Frosh 70 53 Wash. State Frosh 57 JUNIOR VARSITY: Front row: Elmer Bryant, Mike McChesney, Monroe Burgess, Jed Steele, and Chuck Concannon. Back row: Bill Suter, Mike Turner, Jon Evavold, and Coach Marion Pericin.

101 HOCKEY TEAM: Bottom row: Dick Matteri, Coach Bill Mc Denny Strachan. Top row: Richie Di Pasquale, Terry Rozzini, Loughlin, Al Pasqualotto, Murray Paterson, Casey Cum­ Jim Burton, Redford McDougall, Bob Kinninburgh, Len mins, Jim Malott, Gerry Poulin, George Webb, Fr. Lyons, O'Bryne, Jim Albi, Jerry Mussio, Arnie Peterson, Pat Lenon.

Hockey

One would be inclined to say offhand that the for our talent," McLoughlin said. Trail won 20 of 5-19 record of the 1962-63 Gonzaga University 24 league tilts, losting only two. It advanced to the Hockey club lends positive proof that this club Western Canada Junior semi-finals against the was much weaker than the previous season's sextet powerful Edmonton Oil Kings. that boasted an 8-5 record. Don't be misled, Two serious injuries, academic problems and a though, for such was not the case. Mayo Clinic-type list of minor ailments hampered Coach Bill McLoughlin, the amiable Bulldog the Bulldogs the entire season. They were at full coach who doubles as publicist for the professional strength only once or twice and went into combat Spokane Comets of the Western Hockey League, most of the time with but 10 or II players suited is quite emphatic in his praise of this year's sextet up. as the best Gonzaga team since a generation ago Forwards Murray Paterson and Tom Hufty suf­ when Zag hockey was nationally renowned. fered a broken collarbone and broken wrist, respec­ "There's no doubt about it," Bill said, "that this tively, and were lost for most of the season. Last club is the best one Gonzaga has had since hockey season's most valuable player, Bill Harstead, ran was revived at the university three years ago." into academic difficulties early in the season and "We may have been quite comoetitive with the was lost to the club for seven games. Capable de- Cranbrook and Notre Dame College teams this fenseman Gerry Poulin, team captain, suffered a season, but the Trail Juniors had too many horses groin injury late in the season and missed eight tilts.

102 Thus, it is rather apparent that McLoughlin's crew was shorthanded much of the time against top-flight opposition. The Spokane gang failed to beat Trail in eight starts, an overtime one-goal loss in Trail being the closest it came. It was three wins and five losses at the hands of third- place Notre Dame and two and five against runner-up Cranbrook. All was not bleak. Wingman Al Pasqualotto won his second team- scoring crown in three years. Husky Al averaged exactly one goal per game and chipped in 17 assists for a 40-point total. That was 12 points better than Gerry Mussio's 28, good for second honors. Both hail from Trail, B.C. The "shining light" among the Zag icemen had to be goalie Jim Malott, another Trail product. Malott watched more than 1,000 shots come blistering at him from all angles but he turned back an amazing 85.7 per cent of them. This prompted his skipper to classify him as a professional prospect.

Jim Molott, Goalie.

Jimmy has practiced about 15 times with the pro Comets and says he has learned a lot just from watching star netminder Claude Dufour. "I learned more of a standup style from Claude, and every player on the Comet team has a good shot, which helped me," said the well-built, 5-10 youngster. Both Malott and defenseman George (Butch) Webb, of Cranbrook, B.C. (Cranbrook's captain before migrating to GU) were named to the Koo­ tenai International League's second team this sea­ son. Malott missed the first team by one vote. Skipper Bill says he looks for II or 15 players to return next season. Pasqualotto, Harstead and Len O'Byrne, who set a club penalty-minute record this year with 65, will be lost, but McLoughlin hopes to have five more good imports from Can­ ada to help replace them a year hence. "With help we'll have our best team next year," Bill said hopefully. "So I'd say we'll definitely be contenders next season,' he concluded. Albert Pasqualotto, Right Wing, Len O'Bryne, Center and Murray Paterson, Left Wing.

103 Arnie Peterson, Right Wing, Redford McDougall, Center Gerry Poulin, Defenseman, Bob Kinninburgh, Defenseman and Jerry Mussio, Left Wing. and George Webb, Defenseman.

GU TEAM OPP. GU TEAM OPP. 0 Trail 9 7 Notre Dame 4 9 Notre Dame 7 6 Trail 7 2 Cranbrook 6 4 Trail 8 I Trail 9 4 Trail 6 3 Cranbrook 7 3 Notre Dame 5 5 Trail 9 6 Cranbrook 5 I Notre Dame 4 6 Cranbrook 8 5 Notre Dame 8 5 Cranbrook 4 3 Cranbrook 6 5 Notre Dame 7 2 Cranbrook 10 3 Notre Dame 7 3 Cranbrook 7 I Trail 8 3 Trail 10 6 Notre Dame I

104 Intramurals

John Rea, Fred Farrell, Mike McNeilly, Jerry Votendahl, Elmer Deschaine, and Jim O'Connell.

Basketball Champs

JOEY'S

105 Football Champs

John Keegan, Steve Shea, Mike Taylor, Lome Kramer (captain), Fred Farrell, Dick Matteri, Don Schaffer, Joseph Quirk.

BERNIE'S The Gonzaga soccer team is a new or­ ganization which has been introduced by the foreign students on our campus. There is hope of developing soccer into an inter­ collegiate league sport. The sport has drawn interest on campus and is being in­ tegrated into the intramurals.

107 Baseball Coach Dick Busch had 10 lettermen return for the 1963 season, which was to be the school's longest in history—29 games. At this writing, the team had just returned from the Banana Belt tourney in Lewiston, Idaho. It lost four consecutive games to Idaho, Washington State, Columbia Basin Junior College and Montana State University. The hitting appeared good but the pitching and fielding was weak. "Pitching will be the key to our season," said Busch before the season opened with the Banana Belt tournament. He was thinking mostly about the loss of Rich Beck via graduation. Beck was the team's leading pitcher for two years and he is now in professional baseball with the Philadelphia Phils' organization. The infield and outfield strength appeared to be improved from 1962, especially defensively.

'Hey, coach, I've got my sleeve caught."

Baseball

"I still say it takes a lot of skill to hit the bat everytime.

"I don't think he'll hit me if I stand way back here."

V*. Back to lead the Bulldog batsmen were center fielder Jerry Votendahl, a .347 hitter last year, Elmer Deschaine, a .341 hitting catcher, and Clarence Dun- stan, Zag right fielder who hit three home runs in one contest a year ago and was the top power hitter. Lettermen Johnny Rea and Paul Web­ er and Boise JC-transfer Gary Round- tree anchored the pitching staff along with veteran Bill Dobner, a converted first baseman. Coach Busch was looking for his first winning season since the school's all- time best record of 20 wins and only three losses in 1958. He came close in 1959 with an I I-1 I mark and last sea­ son finished with a 12-13 slate. His rec­ Deschaine alertly pounces upon a bunt by Stantus. ord at Gonzaga for close to ten seasons finds his clubs have won approximately 60 per cent of their games.

Kneeling: Bill Hamilton, ss; Walt Merrick, c; Robin Rosauer, Deschaine, c; Paul Weber, p; Jerry Hughes, p; Tom Mon- c. Bottom row: Tim Patrick, Ib; Chauncey Dunstan, rf; Bill forton, ss; Jerry Votendahl, cf; John Rea, p; Gary Round- Johnson, 2b; Jim O'Connell, 3b; Bill Suter, ss; Neil Petti- tree, p; Bruce Countryman, cf; Coach Richard Busch. grew, 2b; Jim Harris, p; Dave Stantus, If. Top row: Elmer 109 Pine League Volleyball

Interscholastic competition between Holy Names College Whitworth College Eastern Washington State College Gonzaga University

VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Bottom row: Captain Valerie Ho, Mrs. Anderson. Center row: Kathleen Spratt, Joan Manning, Sue Corrigan. Top row: Mary Nickelsen, Janet Gubanc, Mary Lou Lazinka, Carol Daus.

110 Pine League Basketball

BASKETBALL TEAM: Nancy Driscoll, Carol Desmarais, Sue Corrigan, Mer­ rilu Silva, Kathy Haener, Captain Joan Manning, Mary Barrett-Smith, Joanna Mahowski, Jane Ware, Val­ erie Ho, Jeannie Zappone, Kathy Dellwo.

Women's Intramurals

The women's sports program includes such sports on campus as badminton, basketball, volleyball and tennis. G o I f

Experience and ability—Gonzaga's got it in Ed Truscott, Bob Leeds, Mike Kennedy, Rod Barnett, and Phil Schilling. Teeing off the season with high hopes the golf team expects to turn in a good season's record ... if it doesn't rainl

Tennis

Preparation for the tennis season with its aching bones and swollen feet sometimes seems hardly worth the effort. But spring and tennis at Gonzaga are congruous. All pain is endured as the prospects for success are realized to be very good.

This year four returning lettermen, Jim Catterina, Tim Underwood, Gus Gallardo and Ken Sullivan, backed by John Hancock, Mike Ornellas, Larry Parton, John McLach- lan, Ron Akerheilm and Mark Ray—Gonzaga's tennis team for '63—are prepared to take a firm stand against all opponents.

112 BOWLING TEAM: Warren Ho. Joe Swanson, Jim Old, Jim Schuler Denny Richardson.

The Gonzaga Intercollegiate Bowl­ ing Team has won its 4th straight championship in the Inland Empire Intercollegiate Bowling league. After tieing the W.S.U. Cougars in the last match of league play, the Bull­ dogs beat the Cougars in the cham­ pionship roll off. The Bulldogs highlighted their bowling season with a trip to Berke­ ley, Calif., to bowl in the I Ith Re­ gional where Gonzaga placed I Ith out of 22 teams.

National Rifle Association Postal Matches Rifle Team Composed of ROTC and varsity college teams nationwide.

Conference standing WSU Army ROTC U. of Idaho Navy ROTC EWSC Army ROTC U. of Idaho Army ROTC Gonzaga U. Army ROTC U. of Idaho Air AFROTC WSU Air AFROTC

Top 7 Shooters Recommended for Minor "G" John Battilega—Team Captain John Ardner Charles Alkire, Jr. Donald Campbell James Dunn Warren Ho A. Craig Warp

RIFLE TEAM: Standing: Major Dahl Poulson advisor, Chuck Alkire, Craig Warp, Rog Johnson, John Battilega, M/Sgt. Raymond Westwood, coach. Kneeling: Warren Ho, Jim Dunn, John Ardner.

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S 115 Lynne Abbott Mark Abbott Jim Albi Margaret Albi John Alderton Ron Alia Don Alig Charles Alkire Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Seattle, Wash. Canton, III. Spokane, Wash.

Darrell Alongi Pat Anderson George Antunes Corlnne Antush Joe Arbanas Pat Ardner Fred Aronow Jim Atwood Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Havre, Mont. Tacoma, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Kalispell, Mont. Spokane Wash.

Mimi Bartholdi Vicki Beck Rocford Becker Thomas Beckman Frances Bellotty Del Bettinger Lynn Bird The Dalles, Oreg. Ontario, Oreg. Gooding, Idaho Greencreek, Idaho Mead, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Waldport, Oreg.

Robert Blackmer Brian Bonus Gerardo Borrero Jim Boyd Bonnie Brecken Betsy Brewer Robert Brew in Opportunity, Wash. Kent, Wash. Cvenca, Ecuador San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Duluth, Minn. Springfield, N. J.

116 Frances Brown Jane Brunsell Bonny Bryant Sandpoint, Idaho Sheridan, Wyo. Palo Alto, Cal.

Mary Anne Bryant John Buckley Chris Bulger Class officers from left to right are Treas. Rudy Whitehead, Sec'y Janet Norwalk, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Great Falls, Mont. Owens, Pres. Carlos Prietto and Vice-Pres. John Alderton.

Ken Burnham Ricki Busch Jerry Butcher Stephennie Cada Molly Cahill Robert Campbell John Candioglos Lewiston, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Fairchild, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Deer Lodge, Mont. Portland, Oreg.

Raul Cano Joe Cange Paulette Canque Bert Carbaugh George Cardas Rich Carlson Mary Pat Castiglioni Havana, Cuba Anchorage, Alsk. Oahu, Haw. Spokane, Wash. Fullerton, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Belmont, Wash.

Mary Cater Darlyne Cebhardt Michael Chase Gary Chenkovich Frank Cheyney Kaycey Chicha Wilfrid Chinhenzwah Great Falls, Mont. Mil ford, Conn. Spokane, Wash. East Helena, Mont. Hogeland, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Salisbury, S. Rhodesia

Ed Chopot Joann Chrlstey Ann Chrostowski Elena Cinelli Patrizio Civili Mike Cochrane Mike Cohen Sally Cole Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Janesville, Wis. Los Gatos, Cal. Home, Italy Kennewick, Wash. Palm Springs, Cal. Portland, Oreg.

117 Marcia Collins Richard Colombini Judy Colombo Mario Contreras Nancy Cornelius Kathi Cosgrave Jerry Coughlan Tacoma, Wash. San Jose, Cal. Portland, Oreg. Yoro, Honduras Palos Verdes, Cal. Palos Verdes, Cal. San Francisco, Cal.

Bruce Countryman Mike Cowan Ronald Cox Judith Craven Sarene Crawford Michael Cron Karen Crosby Tacoma, Wash. Palm Springs, Cal. Vandenburg AFB, Cal. Portland, Oreg. Walla Walla, Wash. Hawthorne, Cal. Wishram, Wash.

Mike Cunningham Jack Curry William Dahl Janine Daly Jim Daly Bill D'Amour Terry Danzer Portland, Oreg. Oakland, Cal. Spokane, Wash. San Pedro, Cal. Butte, Mont. Duluth, Minn. Spokane, Wash.

Joseph Dargan Denise Dauenhauer Colbert Davis John Deasv Judy DeBoer Rita DeCaro Moony Degnan Tacoma, Wash. Rancho Cordova, Cal. Walnut Creek, Cal. Menlo Park, Cal. Bellevue, Wash. Spokane, Wash Kailua, Haw.

Sam Delaney Kathy Dellwo Norman de Pender Paula Derr Yvette Desautels Karen Desmond Janice Desserault Walla Walla, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Elko, Nev. Moxee City, Wash.

Earlena Dickens Pamela Dickinson Chip DiJulio Gemma DiJulio Pete Dodson Gerald Dolezal Ann Donihee Pasco, Wash. Havre, Mont. Seattle, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Chester, Mont. Richland, Wash.

118 All this just to find myself a nice Catholic wife I

Is the tally line for Cog-ology closed?

Take Fr. Gordon's Th. 130—it's a snap. Kathy Donovan Mary Dougherty Ranae Douville Brian Doyle Nancy Driscoll Richard Driscoll Steve Druffel Bill Duffy Spokane, Wash. Montebello, Cal. Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Los Gatos, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Colton, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Kathy Duffy Lani Duffy Mike Duffy Mike Dukart Roger Duncan Gay Ebel Richard Ecke Kenna Edwards Hillsborough, Cal. Hillsborough, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. Eugene, Oreg' Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash.

Linda Egan Jim Egger Patsy Endom Ed Engel Mick Enright Al Eppinger Jon Evavold Ogden, Utah Chewelah, Wash. Calgary, Alta. Great Falls, Mont. Helena, Mont. Spokane, Wash Odessa, Wash.

Barbara Fagan Shelly Fanyak Marv Feist Tony Feldhausen Edward Fisk Kathy Flanigan Colleen Flynn La Canada, Cal. Great Falls, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Clarkston, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Sacramento, Cal.

Colleen Flynn Mike Foreman David Fox Seattle, Wash. Sunnyvale, Cal. Walla Walla, Wash.

I hear Spanish is a snap course. James Frank Dennis Fuller Ernie Fullmer Pat Furlong Anaconda, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash.

120 Rita Gard Gary Garofano Laurie Gaskell Owen Gaskell Gee, I've been looking for this recipe Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Richland, Wash. Spokane, Wash. for ages.

Rick Gehring Dale Gennett Sue Genszler Barbara Gerhardt Loretta Gleason Sherry Goeden Ed Gottfried Cottonwood, Idaho Springdale, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Menlo Park, Cal. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Sunburst, Mont.

Esperanza Gomez Bill Gooley Paul Goyetre R ichard Grainey Ann Grant Mary Grant Susan Grass Paramount, Cal. Harrington, Wash. San Jose, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Baker, Oreg. Seattle, Wash. Nampa, Idaho

Roger Gregorich Dennis Gross Janet Gubanc Rose Marie Guske Elaine Haak Robert Habershan Vince Hagel Dick Hamilton Yakima, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. LaCrosse, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Asotin, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg.

John Hancock John Hanes Vince Hannity Ron Hansen Janet Harris Tony Harris Carol Hauser Mike Healy Okanogan, Wash. LaConnor, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Post Falls, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Salmon, Idaho Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

121 Mary Heintz Jan Hemstreet Gabriel Herner Larry Herres Mike Herzog Pat Hites Vince Hoffart Susie Hoffellei Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Mott, N. Dak. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Roy, Utah Spokane, Wash. Helena, Mont.

Meegan Hofford Jim Holzer John Hooley Mark Hopkins Diane Horner Dee Howard Frank Hudson Lee Ann Hudspeth Colfax, Wash. Spokane, Wash. San Luis Obispo, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Los Angeles, Cal. Mountain View, Cal. Lajunta, Colo.

Jerry Hughes Marietta Hulscher Tom Humphrey Deanna Hunt Fred Huppert Jerry Hurley Judy Hurley Steve Hurley San Francisco, Cal. Tacoma, Wash. Los Alamos, N. Mex. Astoria, Oreg. Camp Lejeune, N. C- Richland, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Donna Huss Jeff Jacobson Wayne James Jim Jeffries Bob Johnson Gerard Johnson Kathy Johnston Spokane, Wash. Malta, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Yakima, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Racine, Wis.

Bob Jones Alberta Jovick Roxie Kahle Mary Kane Michelle Kane Donna Keiley Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Pasco, Wash. El Cerrito, Cal. Butte, Mont. Tacoma, Wash.

Jim Kelly Joe Killian Peter Kindante Charla King Mary Beth King Jerald Kinney Bob Kinniburgh Spokane, Wash. Fairbanks, Alsk. W. Cameroon, Africa Pasadena, Cal. Ft. Peck, Mont. Honolulu, Haw. Taber, Alta.

122 Mary Koep Ed Kopczynski Dennis Koreis Pat Kozar Bill Kranz Maureen Lafferty Catherine Lafond Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Cottonwood, Idaho Yakima, Wash. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ontario, Oreg. San Leandro, Cal. Seattle, Wash.

Mary Lou Laing Ollie LaJoie Jeannette Lambert Randi Larango Elaine Legace Michele Leitch Sue Lester Mercer Island, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Livingston, Mont. Nampa, Idaho Seattle, Wash. Butte, Mont.

Jean Liessens Robert Linder Pat Lockard Bruce Lockert Kenneth Loeffler Gary Long Nancy Love Antwerp, Belgium Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Kennewick, Wash.

Richard Lowell Howard Luce Sue Ludlam Reginald Luke James Lusk Anne McBride John McCabe Portland, Oreg. Okinawa, Wash. Lake Oswego, Oreg. Honolulu, Haw. Van Nuys, Cal. Beaverton, Oreg. Helena, Mont.

Jim McCarthy Mike McChesney Myra McCormick Richard McDonald Redford McDougall Mike Mc Ell igott Jackie McEntee Dennis McEwen Sweet Home, Oreg. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Trail, B. C. Anchorage, Alsk. Clearfield, Utah Lewistown, Mont.

Mary McGinn Jim McGloin Marcia McGreevy Marianne McHatton Carol McKeever Brian McKernan Jeanne McMenamin Betsy McNamara Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Forsyth, Mont. Inglewood, Cal. Tacoma, Wash. Helena, Mont.

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So you're all dated up 'til next February . . .

Couldn't Bing afford a few chairs??

124 John McRae Gerry MacDonald Michael Machida Roy Malahowski Margaret Mai len Mike Maloney Nancy Maloney Spokane, Wash. Fairchild, Wash. Honolulu, Haw. Butte, Mont. Palo Alto, Cal. Sherman Oaks, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

Pat Maloney Maryse Manell Mary Mannino Ann Manorgan Barbara Marano Gene Marano Jeanne Marasco Sherman Oaks, Cal. Elgin, III. La Mesa, Cal. Cody, Wyo. Tacoma. Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Portland, Oreg.

Terry Marienau Joe Mark Tom Marks Ann Marsh Carroll Martell Gayle Martin Jose Martinez Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Arcadia, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Lajolla, Cal. Los Villas, Cuba

Pat Maruca Joe Massman Peter Mattes Jim Mayer John Mayer Tim Meehan Jo Melenchek Tacoma, Wash. Helena, Mont. San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Sacramento, Cal.

Steve Menard Don Mihelich Don Miller Marilyn Miller Guido Minerbi Pat Moran Sharon Moriarty Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Toppenish, Wash. Dillon, Mont. Buenos Aires, Arg. Denver, Colo. Twisp, Wash.

Gary Morrison John Morton Linda Mowrey Ann Moyer Veronica Mratinich MikeMugnolo Cecilia Mullen Spokane, Wash. Colfax, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Bellingham, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

125 Margie Mullen Larry Murdza Jorge Murilloch Eileen Murphy Jim Murphy Judy Muscara Jerry Mussio Sacramento, Cat. Spokane, Wash. Costa Rica, Cent. Am. Eugene, Oreg. Whittier, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Trail, B. C.

George Neff Bruce Nehl Mary Ann Nehls Mary Nichelsen Carol Nichols Dick Niederegger Richard Nisley Manhattan Beach, Cal. Pendleton, Oreg. Great Falls, Mont. Portland, Oreg. Portland, Oreg. Kalispell, Mont. Spokane, Wash.

Christine Noce Tim O'Hare Dennis O'Leary Joan Olson Dennis O'Neill Mike Ornellas Pat O'Rourke Portland, Oreg. Great Falls, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Wailuku, Haw. Kennewick, Wash.

Pat Oswald Janie Owen Janet Owens Joe Owens Rosemary Owens Susan Paivine Daniel Palmer Tacoma, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Green Bay, Wis. Orange, Cal. San Luis Obispo, Cal. Mt. Angel, Oreg

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Gary Palmer Bob Parker Larry Parton Brian Patterson Jim Patterson Don Pearson Dave Pedrotti Enrique Perez Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Fullerton, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Wallace, Idaho H avana, Cuba

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Bob Petersen Bob Peterssen Marianne Petrini Diane Pierce Bernadette Powers Carlos Prietto Thomas Provinsal Frank P uleo Redwood City, Cal. W. Covina, Cal. Virginia City, Nev. Yakima, Wash. Helena, Mont. Pasadena, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane Wash.

126 rntrm Gary Ramsey Mark Ray Virginia Rees Andres Reyes Gay Richardson Lawrence Ridge Tony Rio Robert Roberg Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Libertyville, III. Havana, Cuba Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Great Falls, Mont. Spokane, Wash.

Molly Roberts Kathy Robinson Mary Roche Garold Rodgers Sally Ross Denise Rotering Terry Rozzini Paul Rumelhart Spokane, Wash. Missoula, Mont. Yakima, Wash. Riverton, Wyo. San Francisco, Cal. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Metaline, Wash.

Carolyn Schibig Dick Schimmels Joan Schlndler Karen Schroer Suzann Schuermeyer Jim Schuler Gerald Schuster Wapato, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Lot hair, Mont. Anchorage, Alsk. Seattle, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash.

Sherry Scripps Henry Seipp Ranney Sharman Michael Shepherd Ann Sheridan Flip Sheridan Harry Sherman Tahoe Vista, Cal. Spokane, Wash Ukiah, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Hayward, Cal. Everett. Wash. Long Branch, N. J.

Sue Shikany Don Sickler Osada Sidney Jim Singer Richard Siry Nola Slzemore Cathy Slater Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Oahu, Haw. Cody, Wyo. Santa Barbara, Cal. McCall, Idaho Spokane, Wash.

127 Bonnie Smith Diana Smith Marianne Smith Vicky Smith Juan Solana Rosemary Soldowski Leroy Sonnen Helena, Mont. Gardena, Cal. Antwerp, Bel. Boise, Idaho Mexico City, Mex. Missoula, Mont. Greencreek, Idaho

Steve Soran Joe Spielbauer Kathleen Spratt Carol Stagman Linda Stearns Jed Steele Mary Stevens Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Nampa, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Springfield, Vt. San Francisco, Cal. Portland, Ore.

Robert Stolte Bob Strange Stanley Strick Roger Stutzman Denis Sullivan James Sullivan Maribeth Sullivan Spokane, Wash. Ely, Nev. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Richland, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Salem, Oreg.

Tom Sullivan Bill Suter Dave Swartz Melvin Tanita Shirley Taruscio George Terhaar Mary Thiruvathural Spokane, Wash. Mineral, Wash. Odessa, Wash. Kauai, Haw. Walla Walla, Wash. Greencreek, Idaho Spokane, Wash.

Kathie Thomas Bob Thompson Peter Thompson Dick Thwaites Mike Tobin Eugene Tonry Diann Torrey Spokane, Wash. Salt Lake City, Utah Lake Oswego, Oreg. Anchorage, Alsk. San Francisco, Cal. Manhattan, N. Y. Walla Walla, Wash.

Cathy Trembley Ed Truscott Harry Turenchalk Michael Turner Artura Ugalde Mary Uhlenkott Daniel Ukishima Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Sunnyvale, Cal. Tacoma, Wash. Antofagasta, Chile Clarkston, Wash. Honolulu, Haw-

128 Gerald Ulleberg Bonnie Ullman Kay Ulrich Beverly Volenti Lyle Vandeventer Mary Van Loan Nancy Vaubel Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Redwood City, Cal. Moses Lake, Wash. Brewster, Wash. Menlo Park, Cal.

Christine Vaughan Steve Vejraska Demetra Velis Joe Verovsek Sandra Verzuh Lynn Vosholler Jon Wack Los Angeles, Cal. Omak, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Helena, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Fullerton, Cal.

Kathy Wales Marie Walworth Easton Warner Craig Warp Nancy Weigand Rosemarie Weisz Pat Welch Long Beach, Cal. Sonoma, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Sopkane, Wash. Brigham City, Utah Clarkston, Wash.

Janice Wells Marianne Wesely Harold West Lolus Westbrooks Mary Jo Wester Gary Westerman Jim Westhoff Okanogan, Wash. Phoenix, Ariz. Spokane, Wash. Pasadena, Cal. Coeur d" Alene, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Greencreek, Idaho

Pat Whelan Rudy Whitehead Lynn Whiting Linda Wick Tom Wilbur David Willenborg Chris Williams Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Brewster, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Nanakuli, Haw.

Lisa Williamson Pattie Wilson Larry Winner Carol Woodley Jane Wright Barbara Wuesthoff Judy Zatkovich Sacramento, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Los Angeles, Cal. Calgary, Alta. Davenport, Wash. Tacoma, Wash.

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Arlene Abbey Ron Adams Norm Aqastino Joe Albo Robert Albo of Waits burg, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Rapid City, S. Dak. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. '65

Bob Allen Gloria Allen Robert Amberg David Anderson James Anderson Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Klamath Falls, Oreg. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Karen Anderson Pat Anderson Tom Anselmo Bob Arnold Bill Artman Carol Lynn Atwel Judy Bailey Marcia Bailey Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Colville, Wash. Caldwell, Idaho Idaho Falls, Idaho White Sulfur Spring, Mont.

Bob Baily Pat Barry Sharon Battle Rita Beaudoin Jim Beckman Frank Bennett Frank Berardi Bernadette Berilla Portland, Oreg. Lethbridge, Alta. Missoula, Mont. Portland, Oreg. Greencreek, Idaho Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

Charles Boehmer Robert Borghorst Judy Borrevik Don Boughton David Broderick Class officers seated are Vice-Pres. Eugene, Oreg. Lake Oswego, Oreg. Seattle, Wash. Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Kailua, Haw. Janet Gray and Pres. Mike Taylor; standing are Sec'y Linda Mariani and

130 Treas. John Erickson. , v *i *\fc

Barbara Brown Kim Brown Leila Broz Daniel Brunner Douglas Bullis James Bumgarner Clarence Busby Portland, Oreg. Bakersfield, Cal. Sherman Oaks, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Ron Bush Shirley Caldwell Elizabeth Caley Colin Campbell Mary Campbell Margaret Caratan John Castner Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Calgary, Alta. Portland, Oreg. La Mesa, Cal. Portland, Oreg.

Terry Chamberlain Diane Champoux Ronald Chertude John Chilgren Fred Clark Arlene Clay Spokane, Wash. Toppenish, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Belmont, Cal. Ogden, Utah

Carol Cocconi Ed Cody Theron Cole Ed Collins Charles Concannon Rita Cooney Jean Culleton San Mateo, Cal. Eugene, Oreg. Coeur d' Alene,Idaho Redwood City, Cal. Lake Oswego, Oreg. Spokane, Wash. Sacramento, Cal.

Stephen Cvltovltch Robert Cysewski Carol Daus Robert Day Kathleen Debenham Donna DeChenne Fred Deckert Tacoma, Wash. Hillings, Mont. Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Salmon, Idaho

Susan DeDonato Diane DeFelice Cathy Delegans Jack Delehanty Joan Dollar Dave Demaray Mary Jean DeMaster Paul Dempsey Portland, Oreg. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Lakeville, Minn. Everett, Wash.

131 Gordon Dickinson Sandra DiDominick Thomas Dietzen Mary Ann Dodson Headquarters, Idaho Chicago, III. Yakima, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Rich Dominguez Sorry, you have too much blood in your Gary Donais Pat Donovan Helen Downey Lawrence Duff Los Angeles, Cal. alcohol stream. Spokane, Wash. Vantage, Wash. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash.

Ralph Dufresne Jack Dugger James Dunn Steve Dunne Pat Dunnigan Mary Ellen Eiler John Elliott Milltown, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Kennewick, Wash. Bronx, N. Y. Los Angeles, Cal. Salem, Oreg. Spokane, Wash.

John Erickson Mary Erickson John Ernsdorff Theresa Etter John Eyre Harvey Faurholt Judy Feeney Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Lewiston, Idaho Spolane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Torrance, Wash. Whitefish, Mont.

Robert Feeney Tom Feldhausen Vince Fennimore Melanie Ferguson Pam Ferry James Finch Richard Fitzpatrick Plentywood, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Mt. Angel, Oreg. Lallabra, Cal. Palos Verdes, Cal. Havre, Mont. Menlo Park, Cal.

Mike Fitzsimmons Linda Ford Jim Fox Keith Fraguglia Duane Frederic Mary Ann Frederick Pat Gaffrey Tom Gallagher Los Altos, Cal. Lake Oswego, Oreg. Walla Walla, Wash. Los Altos, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. San Francisco, Cal.

132 Gus Gallardo Ron Gamache Judy Garrity Clark Gemmill Peter Gerber Wayne Geroux Darald Gesinger Los Angeles, Cal. Toppenish, Wash. Helena, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Brownstown, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Garald Gesinger Wallace Glart Al Gracio Judy Grashio Carolyn Graves Janet Gray Lynne Greer Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Van Nuys, Cal. Seattle, Wash.

Peter Grunte Frank Guinn Tom Haislip Jade Holier Kay Hansen Marianne Hanson Jim Harkins Spokane, Wash. Harrah, Wash. Opportunity, Wash. Whittier, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. Snohomish, Wash.

Joe Harmon Marty Harper Sheila Harrington Ray Harris Kathleen Harrison Bill Harstead Jay Hart Juneau, Alsk. Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Salmon, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Brooks, Alta. Brooklyn, N. Y.

Marilee Hart Ann Hartman Bob Hasibar Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Ketchikan, Alsk.

Les Hausfeld Patty Hawe Don Haynes Don't look up now, here she comes. Leland Henrichs Chicago, III. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

133 Okay, who took all my underwear again!

Who said "Big girls don't cry"?

Remember boys, it's left, right, left—not left, left, right.

134 Gene Henry Kathy Herrin Darryl Hill Barbara Hiller Steve Hilterbrant Sharon Hines Warren Ho Ron Hodges Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Pomeroy, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Richland, Wash. Pearl City, Haw. Deer Park, Wash.

Robert Hodgson Wyn Holmes Dave Hornbecker Warren Hoskins Martin Howser John Hurley Ken Hurt Richland, Wash. Downey, Cal. Los Angeles, Cal. Mt. View, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. St. Ignatius, Mont.

Carol Jahn Jerri Lee James Linda Jasper Mike Johnson Roger Johnson Ultan Johnson Vic Johnson Ephrata, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Auburn, Wash. Pendleton, Oreg. Everett, Wash. Spokane. Wash.

Joan Judge Jim Kalez Dick Kane Lynn Keefe Kevin Kelly Mike Keyes Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Sioux City, Iowa Butte, Mont.

Bill Keys Kris Kononen Frank Kroboth James Krueger Tom LaLone Gloria LaTendresse Carlotta Lavagetto Portland, Oreg. Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Ashton, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Spokane. Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Bill Learning Tim Lederle Doug Lee Coleyne Linahan John Lindeblad Mike Lockard Maryann Luger Spokane, Wash. Evansville, Ind. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Los Angeles, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

135 Shannon Lynch Joe Lysek Dan McCanta James McCarthy Bill McCarvel John McCord Tom McDonald Terry McDonald Spokane, Wash. Tonasket, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Anaconda, Mont. Billings, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Missoula, Mont.

John McEvoy Pat McFarland Kathy McGarry Roger McGee William McGourin Connie McGreevy Portland, Oreg. Spokane, Wash. Minneapolis, Minn. Spokane, Wash. Richmond, Va. Spokane, Wash.

Mary MacFarlane Linda Mclntyre Grant McLaughlin John McMahon Bob McVicars Bryan MacDonough New York, N. Y. Pasadena, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Kennewick, Wash. Anaconda, Mont.

LouAnn Macready James Maher Ray Mahoney Linda Mariani John Marshall Kevin Martin Seattle, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. Great Falls, Mont. Los Altos, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Tom Martin Carl Mason Mike Mathis Dick Matteri Terry Meehan Ken Meierotto Manhattan Beach, Cal. N. Powder, Oreg. Richland, Wash. Portland, Oreg. San Francisco, Cal. Idaho Falls, Idaho

George Montgomery David Meyer John Miller Marilyn Mischel Bob Mize Rick Moleski Tom Molitor Natalie Monte Colton, Wash. Pendleton, Oreg. Dickinson, N. Dak. Kellogg, Idaho Grand Rapids, Mich. Boise, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

136 Open your mouth just a little wider, roomie!

I sure lead an exciting life.

Escapism.

137 Jerry Mooney Clifford Mortensen Kay Morton Billie Jo Moss James Moyer Jim Muggli John Mumm Patricia Murphy Spokane, Wash. Los Angeles, Cal. Anchorage, Alsk. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Miles City, Mont. Spokane, Wash. N. Hollywood, Cal.

Johnstonne Muthlora John Mutter Janet Mutton Mike Navarre Nikki Navarre Robert Nelson Joyce Nill Gloria Nisley Kenya, East Africa San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash. I.opex, Wash. Lopez, Wash, Cumberland, Wis. Spenard, Alsk. Spokane, Wash.

Mike Nyhan John O'Hara Dennis Okamoto Shirley Olson Steve Orsetti Beverly Oswood Nick Papageorgiou Bob Pattillo San Francisco, Cal. Belmont, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Kennewick, Wash. Fremont, Cal. Glasgow, Mont. Daly City, Cal. Lake Oswego, Oreg.

Paul Petelin Neil Pettigrew Preston Pew Roger Pilgrim Russelle Poirier Lynne Anne Powdril Raymond Powis Mike Preston Anaconda, Mont. Spokane, Wash. San Bruno, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Dwight Raikoglo Do you mean that Santa is really here? Chad Ray Del Reeder Dennis Reil Sacramento, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

138 Rosemary Ross Jerry Sammons Look what we got for Don Schafer Jean Schiffler Phil Schilling Susanne Schoenberg Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Christmas ! Spokane, Wash. Merced, Cal. Boise, Idaho Spokane, Wash.

Terri Scott Anita Sebesta Bud Shaw Mary Shaw Denny Shea Portland, Oreg. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Juneau, Alsk. Butte, Mont.

Larry Shirk Jodi Shupe William Sims Michael Skovron Kent Sleizer Kaki Smith Mabton, Wash. Caldwell, Idaho Yakima. Wash. Great Falls. Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Suzanne Sneze David Sonnichsen Dick Staeheli Dave Stantus David Starr John Stone Denis Strachan Ken Sullivan Bellwood, III. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. La Guna Beach, Cal. Denver, Cal.

139 Joanne Suttlemyre Carl Svoboda Gale Svoboda Robert Taylor Harriet Templeton Tom Tesarik Claudia Thomas Ogden, Utah Vashon, Wash. Vashon, Wash. Boise, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Mike Thomas Richard Thomas Carol Thompson Peggy Thompson Nancy Thomsen Georgeanne Tic« Bruce Tipton Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Redding, Cal. Neenah, Wis. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Dick Tokarz Jo Ann Tucci Frank Tyllia Caroline Unterschultz Jerry Vandervert Ernie Veltrie Brian Wahle Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Northport, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Burlingame, Cal.

Casey Walsh Fred Walsh Ryan Walsh Pat Walton Betty Warren Tom Weaver Steve Weed Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Nashua, Mont. San Francisco, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Jerry Weiszhaar Dick Welch Keith Weller John Wickstrom Louise Wiele John Wildgen James Wilhelm Idaho Falls, Idaho Kent, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Van Nuys, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Post Falls, Idaho

Edward Wolf Larry Wright Mike Wymore Jody Zadra Allan Zalewski Don Zappone Jeanne Zappone Thomas Zornes Spokane, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Sacramento, Cal. Missoula, Mont. Everett, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

140 Dave Boardman William Brady Carol Brodeur Neil Brophy Bonnie Brown Mary Ann Broz James Buckmaster Spokane, Wash. Grangeville, Idaho Nelson, B. C. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Sherman Oaks, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

Dick Cain Don Campbell Ray Caruso Woody Casey Denver, Colo. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Anaconda, Mont.

Class officers from left to right are Treas. Maury Smith, Vice-Pres. Patsy Kane, Pres. Frank Connelly and Sec'y Leo Cashatt Larry Chatterton Delores Clarke Keven Clarke Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Everett, Wash. Everett, Wash. Kay Farrell.

Jeannie Clem Sharon Clifford Gary Cline Joe Codd Frank Connelly Jerry Cook Judith Cook Jerry Corkery Spokane, Wash. The Dalles, Oreg. Pasco, Wash. Tillamook, Oreg. Los Altos, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

141 Jim Crabtree Sharon Cronin John Curran Joan D'Andrea Tom Darcy Tom Davis Dolores Dawson Spokane, Wash. Everett, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Lewistown, Mont. Luc He, Ida. Kennewick, Wash.

Bill Demers Suzanne Denenny Carol Desmarais Ken Desserault Margaret Doogan Shannon Doran Patricia Dorgan Lethbridge, Alta. Spokane, Wash. Moxee City, Wash. Moxee City, Wash. Fairbanks, Alsk. Richmond Beach, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Jerry Downey Mary Tim Downs Rafeal Drouet Daniel Dugan Dianne Duggan Dean Duncan Clarence Dunstan Butte, Mont. Coronado, Cal. Guayaquil, Ecuador Modesto, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Butte, Mont.

Ron Dupas Bill Edison Jack Emery Kakie Endom Bill Erickson Kay Erickson Barbara Falkner Edmonton, Alta. Laurel, Mont. Tacoma, Wash. Calgary, Alta. Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Walla Walla, Wash.

Kay Farrell Larry Fasbender Dave Feider Marie Ferro Gil Finley Denny Fitzgerald Bill Foran Butte, Mont. Fort Shaw, Mont. Pomeroy, Wash. Billings, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Mansfield, Wash. Portland, Oreg.

Marita Frossard Ann Marie Funke Karen Gagliardi Pat Galitza Mike Gallagher Spokane, Wash. Lewiston, Idaho Spokane, Wash. San Gabriel, Cal. Tacoma, Wash. Finally, after three months, we have a date! Imagine that, he wants carry-out service.

Hi! Skip. Let's see, they told me to put the pansies right here.

Oh we're the girls from Camp 143 Al Gallinaro Leon Gaston Frank Gehring Don Goligoski Roy Graham Jim Grant Nicholas Gray Mary Jane Guiry Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Cottonwood, Idaho Havre, Mont. Los Angeles, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Berkeley, Cal. Seattle, Wash.

Kathy Haener Morgan Haley John Hall Kathy Hammer Pauline Hanke Harold Hansen Aurora, Oreg. Sacramento, Cal. Newport, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Pendleton, Oreg. Post Falls. Idaho

Tom Hanson Sal lay Heath Jim Hill Paul Hirning Valerie Ho Larry Hopkins Menlo Park, Cal. La Canada, Cal. Glasgow, Mont. Hawthorne, Cal. Pearl City, Haw. Spokane, Wash.

Walter Hoskins Lucy Hould James Howlett Mike Howson Kay Huhtanen Pat Hurley Spokane, Wash. Pasadena, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Grangeville, Ida. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash.

Terri Huss Bill Ibach Jim Irvin Luella Isaacs Steve Jacobs Margaret Janson Joe Jenkins Spokane, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Great Falls, Mont. Dayton, Ohio Milton-Freewater, Oreg. Yakima, Wash.

Bob Johnson Dan Jones Jim Jundt Patricia Kane Joe Keefe John Keith John Kelly Sheila Kelly Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Butte, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Edmonton, Alta. Spokane, Wash.

144 Tom Kerley Larry Kinsolving Gary Kirkland Bill Kirkpatrick Bill Klein Stan Kolanowskl Clare Kolloch John Krumsick Spokane, Wash. St. Maries, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Butte, Mont. Grangeville, Idaho Portland, Oreg. B urlingame, Cal. Spokane, Wash.

Chris Ledwidge Bob Leeds Suzanne LeRoux Harry Lewis Patrick Lowe Bill Lowry Portland, Oreg. Chinook, Mont. Helena, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Chuck Moyer Mike Murphy Rodolfo Mus co Spokane, Wash. Boulder, Mont. Toronto, Italy Odette Noble Gerry Noyen Kay Nozaki Tim O'Connell Pat O'Donnell Oooh. . . I have the "Old Maid!" Spokane, Wash. Edmonton, Alta. Spokane, Wash. Coeur d' Alene, Idaho Spokane, Wash.

Jim Old Vaughn Overlie Vince Palomo Armand Paradis Murray Paterson Tim Patrick Skip Patterson Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Los Altos, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Ft. Saskatchewan, Alsk. Detroit, Mich. Pasco, Wash.

Roland Peterson Jim Pierson Howard Platter Isaac Pope Mike Power Margaret Prietto Jerry Ramelow Tim Rawson Hamilton, Mont. Great Falls, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Pittsburg, Tenn. Great Falls, Mont. Pasadena, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Okanogan, Wash.

Linda Real Martie Redmond Scott Rice Lou Richards Robert Rivers John Roberg Jerilynn Root George Rose San Pedro, Cal. Spokane, Wash. Clarkston, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Littleton, Colo. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

146 Herman Rossi Frank Rotchford Shirley Roumagoux Mary Rumelhart Ray St. Mary Joe Sandell Ronald Schmidt Barbara Schneider Ephrata, Wash. Olympia, Wash. Huntington, Oreg. Melatine, Wash. Harrah, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Minot, N. Dak. Spokane, Wash.

Charles Schoenberg Bill Schuler Nancy Scott Robert Scott Dave Shea Steve Shea Dave Shikany Bill Shoemaker Spokane, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Portland, Oreg. Tekoa, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. O'Neill, Nebr.

Dennis Shriner Catherine Smith Maurice Smith Gary Sodorff John Sooy Michael Stimson Spokane, Wash. Prosser, Wash. Auburn, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Havre, Mont. Spokane, Wash.

Dave Stoltz Robert Stone Len Taruscio Arthur Taylor Jack Thiel Dan Thomas Carole Toboni Spokane, Wash. Harrington, Wash. Walla Walla, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Cody, Wyo. Spokane, Wash. San Francisco, Cal.

Ron Webster Bob Welch Billy Wilson Linda Wingard Mary Jean Witmeyer Charles Yeon Bedroom eyes. Brewster, Wash. Clarkston, Wash. Marganfield, Ky. Tacoma, Wash. Tucson, Ariz. Havre, Mont.

147 In Our Day We Remember...

Pete, the Cop

The boarder's longing for the Spokane student's car

148 the library on Saturday night

sleeping in the stacks

dying of boredom

ceaseless research when they said the Frosh weren't united

the fountain of youth, the only one that works

keeping warm on a week-end

cutting classes

150 waiting lines

The Daily Dope

second floor Ad—during classes hard work

fatigue

freedom of choice

relaxation, size 13 shoes, and crumpled wastepap- er baskets

152 concentration

retreat

familiar faces

lying quiet moments

the dates we had

smooth talk

"Empty your glass, please!'

song fests in the lounge the long hours of studying

watching all the boys go by

a tree, a tennis court and the slums

155 156 s E N I 0 R S

157 Wendelin W. Winslow James O'Neil History Finance Spokane, Washington Seattle, Washington President Vice-President

G. Carter Miller Finance Yakima, Washington Secretary

Jerry Warner Education Reno, Nevada Treasurer

Roy A. Anderson Civil Engineering Metaline Falls, Washington

Valerie Anderson Psychology 158 Portland, Oregon Paul J. Anselmo John Archer Chemistry Spanish Spokane, Washington Verndis, California

William T. Arland Personnel Management Garfield, Washington

John A. Battilega Mathematics Portland, Oregon

Dan Avey Psychology Whittier, California

Michael Bennett Psychology Ellensburg, Washington

Jack E. Bippes Mechanical Engineering Palouse, Washington 159 John R. Black Donald E. Bodeau Sociology English Spokane, Washington Govan, Washington

Floyd F. Bolich Civil Engineering Harrison, Idaho

J. Laurence Broderick Physics Spokane, Washington

Billy Ann Buchanan Education Portland, Oregon

Eric Buckley Mathematics Nelson, B. C.

Sharon Buckley Accounting 160 Walla Walla, Washington James Burk Bette Cappuccio Personnel Management Education Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington

Henry Charvet English Spokane, Washington

Molly Condon Psychology Portland, Oregon

Sandra Compton Psychology Sunnyvale, California

Joseph Connors Personnel Management Anaconda, Montana

John Cooney Pre-Law Spokane, Washington 161 Charles J. Cory Casey Cummins English Literature Personnel Management Spokane, Washington San Francisco, California

Helene Dauenhauer Education Rancho Cordova, California

Joan Davis French Spokane, Washington

Joseph Dawson Education Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Peggy Dempsey History Oakland, California

Robert L. DiJulio Personnel Management 162 Spokane, Washington Diane Dinneen Bruce H. Dishman Sociology Electrical Engineering Rose Creek, Minnesota Spokane, Washington

Bill Dobner Education Missoula, Montana

Margaret Doherty Education Lake Oswego, Oregon

Mary Lee Doyle Sociology Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dennis Duggan Pre-Law Great Falls, Montana

John Dunn French Kennewick, Washington 163 Elaine Dunnigan Janice Duval English Literature Finance Wallace, Idaho Spokane, Washington

Janet Easly English Ontario, Oregon

Raymond Eberle Business and Law Tekoa, Washington

Gloria Edstrom Psychology Spokane, Washington

James L. Ellison English Literature Spokane, Washington

Ben Engle Psychology 164 Los Angeles, California Robert L. Erickson Joe Esposito English Marketing Wenatchee, Washington Spokane, Washington

Thomas E. Fahey Psychology Redwood City, California

Elaine Fay Psychology Spokane, Washington

Maurice Feryn Mechanical Engineering Mead, Washington

Raymond E. Feucht Education Cottonwood, Idaho

Margel Foote History Butte, Montana 165 Earl N. Forsman Neal R. Fosseen, Jr. Gail Ann Fox Physics Finance Psychology Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington Orinda, California

Carl E. Fry, Jr. Bill Gilchrist Personnel Management Electrical Engineering Spokane, Washington Marcus, Washington

Bette Jo Goicoechea Virgil F. Goodpastor Michael A. Gross Sociology Mechanical Engineering Sociology 166 Ketchum, Idaho Spokane, Washington Puyallup, Washington Art Guerra Sandy Halford John V. Hamlin Spanish Accounting Journalism Alameda, California Sacramento, California Oakland, California

R. Bruce Hankins James E. Hansen Political Science Mechanical Engineering Los Angeles, California Spokane, Washington

Gerald Hasenoehrl Eleanor Kay Hauck John Heffernan Accounting Education Psychology Culdesac, Idaho Yakima, Washington Spokane, Washington 167 Phillip B. Herres Neil C. Hointink Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington

Bill Huber Personnel Management Las Vegas, Nevada

Tom Hulscher English Tacoma, Washington

John E. Humbert Electrical Engineering Spokane, Washington

David A. Inchausti Philosophy Hailey, Idaho

Ronald W. Johnson English Literature 168 Seattle, Washington Sandra Johnson Mary-Margaret Jones Accounting Psychology Juneau, Alaska Lethbridge, Alberta

Raymond Amil Joseph Education Butte, Montana

Gail Karas History Las Vegas, Nevada

Nancy Louise Karlsten Education Spokane, Washington

Mary Kennelly Elementary Education Fargo, North Dakota

Michael J. Kerley, Jr. Education Spokane, Washington 169 Francis S. Klesney, Jr. Dick Kolbet Nicholas Lamanna Accounting English Pre-Law St. Martin, Minnesota Spokane, Washington Priest River, Idaho

William B. Lambert Paula-Marie Layng English French Nelson, B. C. Cheyeene, Wyoming

Bonny Leadon Celeste Leino Mary Anne Lemay Accounting English Education 170 Yakima, Washington Seattle, Washington Pasadena, California Pat Lenon Anne Lent James T. Linardos History History History Edmonton, Alberta Seattle, Washington Spokane, Washington

Dennis McCanna James McClenahan Biology Electrical Engineering Pt. Pleasant, West Virginia Spokane, Washington

Sally McDermott Jack L. McElroy Michael McFarland Education Chemical Engineering Psychology Norato, California Spokane, Washington Sandpoint, Idaho 171 Donald G. McNall Bridie MacMillan Personnel Management Sociology Spokane, Washington Edmonton, Alberta

John P. Madden Biology Grand Rapids, Michigan

Susan May French Arcadia, California

Walt Merrick Accounting Spokane, Washington

George L. Metcalfe Economics Spokane, Washington

Christine Miller History 172 Spokane, Washington Joe Miller Mary Frances Miller Electrical Engineering English Twin Falls, Idaho Portland, Oregon

Leonard L. Mills English and Education Tacoma, Washington

Judy Mondlock Education Butte, Montana

Elaine Mrachek Education Alexander, North Dakota

Lorelei Munroe English Lake Oswego, Oregon

Donald V. Nadvornick Accounting Spokane, Washington 173 Sonja Nordbye Michael J. O'Hare Psychology Journalism Billings, Montana Spokane, Washington

Dennis D. Olson English Spokane, Washington

Patricia Pederson Biology Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Sandra L. Perkins Education Spokane, Washington

William X. Perkins History Penticton, British Columbia

James D. Perko Economics 174 Spokane, Washington Karen F. Perry James E. Piazzola Education Psychology Spokane, Washington Butte, Montana

Larry Plews Mechanical Engineering Greenacres, Washington

Stephen M. Portch Personnel Management Almira, Washington

Sarah Anne Prendergast English Literature Spokane, Washington

Diane K. Pugh Psychology Richland, Washington

John Quinlivan Chemistry Glasgow, Montana 175 John Rea Theresa Reisenauer Anne Rettinger Mathematics English Education Walla Walla, Washington Tacoma, Washington Lacomb, Oregon

Dusty Rhodes Dennis T. Richardson Education Personnel Management San Francisco, California Selah, Washington

John H. Rickman Ronald W. Riechmann Teresa Riley Personnel Management Journalism Education 176 Spokane, Washington Wilbur, Washington Spokane, Washington Carl E. Ruckwardt William L. Russum Thomas A. Rutter Finance History Electrical Engineering Butte, Montana Alameda, California Spokane, Washington

John B. Ryan Elaine K. Schaffers Pre-Denistry Education Spokane, Washington Salem, Oregon

Ron Scharff Leonard Selzler J. P. Seubert Accounting Accounting Marketing Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Culdesac, Idaho Cottonwood, Idaho 177 Carol A. Smail Penny Smith English English Vernon, B. C. Richland, Washington

Edward Stergar Accounting Anaconda, Montana

John R. Stirling Pre-Law Spokane, Washington

Mike Strong Biology Lind, Washington

Alfred J. Suarez Mathematics Agana, Guam

Patrick G. Sullivan Pre-Medicine 178 Long Beach, California Tony M. Sutey Joseph L. Swanson Chemical Engineering Personnel Management Butte, Montana Juneau, Alaska

William R. Tanksley English Literature Spokane, Washington

Howard Tennant Marketing Lethbridge, Alberta

Ernest Thesman Finance Newport, Washington

Bill Thomas Chemical Engineering Spokane, Washington

Thomas D. Thompson Personnel Management West Glacier, Montana 179 John H. Thomson Richard D. Turner Mechanical Engineering Pre-Law Spokane, Washington Tacoma, Washington

Frank Ray Vollert Chemical Engineering Spokane, Washington

J. Patrick Walsh Jane L. Ware Pre-Med Education Spokane, Washington Richland, Washington

James S. Warren Marketing Spokane, Washington

Bill Weigand Eugene F. Wenski Economics Mathematics 180 Yakima, Washington Spokane, Washington Kitty Whelan Patrick Whelan English Chemistry Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington

Adele Whetstone Sociology Fullerton, California

Mel J. Wicks G. Bernard Wolf Pre-Med Philosophy Spokane, Washington Stayton, Oregon

Steven M. Yedinak Psychology Spokane, Washington

Richard K. Yorioka B. Antonia Zappone Mechanical Engineering Psychology Spokane, Washington Spokane, Washington 181 182 L A W S c H 0 0 L

183 Charles Walsh, S. J. Robert Southwell, Lecturer Professor

Associate Professor

186 Edward Crowley

Rex W. Anderson James F. Brigham John Clute Michael S. Cranston Spokane, Wash. Newport, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash.

Law School

Gerard A. Johnson Port Angeles, Wash.

Elmer E. Johnston, Jr. Edward L. Jones Dan Lee Robert M. McDonald Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Honolulu, Hawaii Spokane, Wash. Thomas R. McMillen James Michel Spokane, Wash. Everett, Wash.

Class of 1963 Officers

President Robert McDonald

Vice President James Brigham

Secretary Michael K. Westgard

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Kenneth N. Ryan John G. Schultz Olympia, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Tony Schmidt Richard Schroeder Gary Sullivan Michael K. Westgard Cottonwood, Idaho Spokane, Wash. Buffalo, N. Y. Spokane, Wash. Paul Bastine Patrick Crowley Larry P. Gill Guy Johnston Robert Mackin Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash.

Class of 1964 Officers

President Guy W. Johnston

Vice President Paul Bastine

Secretary-Treasurer Kenneth Vanderhoef

Bardell D. Miller Laurence G. Nord, Jr. Portland, Oreg. Seattle, Wash.

Gene Schuster David G. Steiner Collins W. Towne Kenneth D. VanDerhoef William Wyman Kennewick, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. I

Clarence Boling Gordon Bovey Spokane, Wash. Anchorage, Alsk.

Class of 1965 Officers

President Clair Boling

Vice President Parker Compau

Secretary-Treasurer Lynn Seelye

Vern Byrd Paul deSilvia Virgil Dutt Martin City, Mont. IIUo, Haw. Spokane, Wash.

Pat Nicholson Jack W. Schneider Lynn M. Seelye Reg Shriver Frederick Smith Bremerton, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Bellingham, Wash. lone, Wash. Vancouver, Wash. Roger Brown Franklin D. Burgess Kennewick, Wash. Eudora, Ark.

Michael Cannon Thomas R. Chapman Reno, Nevada Spokane, Wash.

Thomas Clark Elizabeth C. Cobb S. F. DeGroat James Dempsey Dennis Duggan Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Great Falls, Mont.

Raymond Eberle Max Etter Charles Flower George F. Hanigan James Haugen Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Sunnyside, Wash. Cathlamet, Wash. Post Falls, Idaho

Lloyd A. Herman Mike Jacobsen Charles A. Jimenez Chuck Johnston John J. Keenan Liberty Lake, Wash. Juneau, Alsk. Albuquerque, N. M. Ft. Peck, Mont. Spokane, Wash. Gary J. Keister Thomas E. Kelly Brian B. Kennedy John F. Kennett John Mears, Jr. Anacortes, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Tacoma, Wash. Seattle, Wash. Oroville, Wash.

Daniel P. Mitchell John H. Miltner Ronald K. Mullin Fred E. Porter Edward J. Reilly, Jr. Spokane, Wash. Cadillac, Mich. St. Joseph, Miss. Seattle, Wash. Spokane, Wash.

Eugenjusz Rogalski Stephen P. Ryder Donald R. Shaw Spokane, Wash. Olympia, Wash. Providence, R. I.

Pat Shine Gary E. Shinkoskey Joseph A. Thibodeau Richard D. Turner James Ward Spokane, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Juneau, Alsk. Tacoma, Wash. Berkeley, Cal.

Parks Weaver, Jr. Bill Weigand John M. Wolfe William W. Wood Emery Zobro Olympia, Wash. Yakima, Wash. Aberdeen, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Grand Rapids, Mich. 195 This is the momentwe have long waited for.The SPIRES, 1963, is done at last. What does it represent? Certainly more than a cover and its pages. It is an adventure into human activity. The copy is individual" it cannot hope to include the sentiments of all-'it can only strive to express the thoughts of the majority. This year has been a difficult one for the SPIRES of Gonzaga. At times, seemingly unsurmountable difficulties presented themselves. Many staffs would have given up all hope—but a handful of Gonzaga students were determined, often rather reluctantly, to accomplish their goal. To these students we editors owe our thanks. Not only did our few staff members do everything they possibly could do to aid in the publishing of this book, but other students and members of the faculty gave up long hours of their time to aid in the production of SPIRES, 1963. To Kay Grant, who wrote the introduction; to Jack Hamlin, who spent many hours writing the sports copy; to Ross Boehm, for the picture of the spires at sunset; to John Heffernan, who drew the cover from an idea taken from the mosaic designed by Louis St. Marie, S. ]., and Mr. Ingalls; to Father Yeats, for the aerial view of the campus which appears on the endsheets; to the SPOKESMAN REVIEW and to Dan Avey, who contributed most of the sports pictures; and to countless other individuals who gave their time to make the end product of SPIRES, 1963, that much easier for the editors to produce; many thanks. We would especially like to thank those students not on our staff who pulled through for us at the frantic last deadline. To Jim Harkins and Al Zalewski we would like to say that their help the night before the final deadline was very much appreciated, to say nothing of the help their words of encouragement gave to the editors throughout the year. To Sharon Battle and Helen Downey who helped us out before the final deadline and who spent hours cleaning up the ruin that we called the SPIRES office while we went

194 downto Pasco to deliver our final deadline,we can't adequately express our thanks. And to John Battilega, John Villaume, Larry Miller, Jerry Mooney, and the rest of the people upstairs in the ASGU offices who spent literally day and night trying to pull the SPIRES through chaos after chaos we give our thanks. And to our roommates and friends who put up with our unceasing complaining during the year and who patted us on the back occasionally, dried our tears, and told us to keep our chins up, we will always be grateful. Without these and many other people whom we do not have the room to name, SPIRES, 1963, would hardly have been and we shall always appreciate their efforts. As we look back now we see a few areas that could have been better. It is through error that we learn and improve and this is the way in which a foundation will be set—though it may take years and never be fully realized. At the time of this writing the future of the SPIRES is uncertain. Perhaps this closing note shall be' come a requiem for the SPIRES. We certainly hope not. We firmly believe that a yearbook is essential to a school. We hope that you, too, feel that SPIRES, 1963, is an integral part of Gonzaga University and that fifty years from now you will still derive pleasure from looking through the pages. We know that we are proud of this year's book, and we hope that you will be proud of it. The staff is now finished with SPIRES, 1963, The result is in your hands. Whether you praise it or condemn it matters not. Our desire is for you to enjoy it.

Ray Harris, Mary Ellen Eiler, and Mary Campbell Editors, SPIRES 1963

195 Bennett, Michael 159 Caruso, Raymond 72,141 Daly, Janine 118 INDEX Berardi, Frank 130 Casey, Woodrow 141 D'Amour, William 118 Berilla, Bernadette 130 Cashatt, Leo 75,141 D'Andrea, Joan 142 Berry, Michael 130 Castiglioni.Mary Pat 117 Danzer, Terry 118 Bettinger, Del 116 Castner, John 88,131 Darcy, Thomas 142 Bettinger, Paul 130 Cater, Mary 117 Dargan, Joseph 118 Abbey, Arlene 130 Biollo, Amerigo 141 Cebhardt, D. 117 Dauenhauer, Denise 118 Abbott, Lynn 116 Bippes, Jack 159 Chamberlain, Terry 82,131 Dauenhauer, Helene 69,162 Abbott, Mark 116 Bird, Lynn 81,116 Champoux, Diane 51, 78,131 Daus, Carol 42,110,131 Adams, Ronald 53,56, 57, 75, Black, John 160 Charvet, Henry 161 Davis, Colbert 118 130,137 Blackmer, Robert 116 Chase, Michael 117 Davis, Joan 162 Agostino, Norman 130 Blake, Delbert 82,130 Chatterton, L. 141 Davis, Thomas 142 Albi, James 102,116 Boardman, Dan 141 Chenkovich, Gary 117 Dawson, Dolores 142,147 Albi, Margaret 116 Boatright, Jack 130 Chertude, Ronald 75,131 Dawson, Joseph 162 Albo,Joseph 130 Bodeau, Donald 160 Cheyney, Francis 117 Dawson, Linda 54 Albo, Robert 130 Boehm, Ross 130 Chicha, Kathryn 91,117 Day, Robert 131 Alderton, John 116, 117 Boehmer, Chuck 43, 58,130,139 Chilgren, John 83,131 Deasy, John 60,118 Alia, Ronald 116 Bolich, Floyd 160 Chinhenzwah, Wilfrid 117 Debenham, Kathleen 131 Alig, Donald 116 Bonus, Brian 116 Chopot, Edward 117 DeBoer, Judith 118 Alkire, Charles 113,116 Borghorst, Robert 130 Christey, Josephine 117 DeCaro, Silvia 118 Allen, B. 130 Borrero, Gerardo 116 Chrostowski, Ann 117 DeChenne, Donna 131 Allen, Gloria 130 Borrevik, Judith 51,130,152 Cinelli, Elena 117 Deckert, Fred 88,131 Alongi, Darrell 116 Boughton, Don 130 Civili, Patrizio 117 DeDonato, Susan 131 Amberg, Robert 130 Boyd, James 116 Clark, Fred 31,59,60 DeFelice, Diane 66, 88, 131 Anderson, David 130 Brady, William 141 Clarke, Dolores 141 Degnan, Maureen 118 Anderson, James 130 Brecken, Bonnie 116 Clarke, Kevin 141 Delaney, Samuel 118 Anderson, Janice 141 Brewer, Elizabeth 72,116 Clay, Arlene 63,131 Delegans, Cathleen 54,131 Anderson, Karen 130 Brewin, Robert 42, 54,116,150 Clem.Jeannie 69,141 Delehanty, John 91,131 Anderson, Patricia 91,116 Broderick, David 130 Clifford, Sharon 141 Dellar, Joan 131 Anderson, Patricia 130 Broderick, Laurence 140 Cline, Gary 141 Dellwo, Kathleen 60, 88, 111, 118 Anderson, Roy 72,158 Brodeur,,Carolyn 54,141 Clou tier, Yvonne 88 Dellwo, Rosemary 78 Anderson, Valerie 158 Brophy, Walter 141 Coccono, Carol 69,131 Demaray, David 131 Anselmo, Joseph 130,141 Brown, Barbara 131 Cochrane, Michael 117 DeMaster, Mary Jean 82,131 Anselmo, Paul 43,154,159 Brown, Bonita 141 Codd, Joseph 141 Demers, Wilfred 64,142 Antunes, George 116 Brown, Frances 117 Cody, Edward 55,131 Dempsey, Peggy 49, 78,162 Antush, Corinne 116 Brown, Kim 131 Cohen, Michael 60, 53, 82,117 Dempsey, Paul 131 Arbanas, Walter 116 Broz, Lillian 51, 69,131 Cole, Theron 131 Denenny,Suzanne 142 Archer, John 159 Broz, Mary Ann 141 Collins, Ed 131 DePender, Norman 72, 118 Ardner, John 113,141 Brunner, Daniel 72,131 Collins, Marcia 118 Derr, Paula 91,118 Ardner, Patricia 116 Brunsell, Jane 117 Colombini, Richard 118 Desauteis, Yvette 118 Arland, William 159 Bryant, Bonny 117 Colombo, Judy 118 Deschaine, Elmer 105,109 Arnold, Robert 130 Bryant, Elmer 101 Compton, Sandra 161 Desmarais, Carol 51, 69, 111, 142 Aronow, William 130 Bryant, Mary Anne 75, 117 Concannon, Chuck 101,131 Desmond, Karen 118 Atwell, Carol Lynn 51, 77, 80, 89 Buchanan, Billy Ann 160 Condon, Molly 161 Desserault, Janice 118 130 Buckley, Eric 160 Connelly, Frank 41, 43, 44, 60, Desserault, Kenneth 50,142 Atwood, James 116 Buckley, John 117 82,141 Devine, Susan 51,132 Avallone, Francesco 116 Buckley, Sharon 160 Connors,Joseph 161 Dickens, Earlena 118 Avey, Dan 44,159 Buckmaster, James 141 Contreras, Mario 118 Dickenson, Gordon 132 Bulger, Christopher 117 Cook, Gerald 141 Dickenson, Pamela 118 Bullis, Douglas 131 Cook, Judith 141 DiDominick, Sandra 132 B Bumgarner, James 82,131 Cooney, John 161 Dietzen, Thomas 41, 43,132,154 Bailey, Judith 130 Burgess, Monroe 60,99,101 Cooney, Rita 131 DiJulio, Gemma 118 Bailey, Marcia 51,130 Burk, James 161 Corkery,Jerry 141 DiJulio, Ralph 118 Bailey, Margaret 116 Burnham, Kenneth 117 Corrigan, Susan 110, 111 DiJulio, Robert 162 Baily, Robert 88,130 Burton, Jim 102 Cory, Charles 75,162 Dinneen, Diane 163 Baker, Elizabeth 116 Busby, Clarence 131 Cosgrave, Kathi 60,118 DiPasquale, Richie 82,102 Baker, Rita 141 Bush, Ronald 131 Coughlan, Jerry 118 Dishman, Bruce 163 Bakken, Lanny 141 Butcher, Clark 117 Countryman, Bruce 109,118 Dixon, James 97, 99 Ballinger, M. 116 Cowan, Mike 118 Dobner, William 40, 41, 42, 43, Barnett, Rodney 116 Cox, Ronald 118 45,163 Barreiro, Miguel 116 Crabtree, Jim 142 Dodson, Mary 132 Barrett-Smith, Mary 111,116 Cada, Stephanie 117,150 Craven, Judith 118 Dodson, Peter 118 Barry, James 72,116 Cahill, Molly 117 Crawford, Sarene 118 Doherty, Margaret 163 Barry, Patrick 64,130 Cain, Richard 141 Cron, Michael 60,118 Dolezal, Gerald 72,118 Bartholdi, Mary 116 Caldwell, Shirley 83,91,131 Cronin, Sharon 142 Dominguez, Richard 83,132 Baruffi, Linda 141 Caley, Elizabeth 65,131 Crosby, Karen 118 Donais, Gary, 132 Battilega, John 40,41, 42, 44, 48, Campbell, Colin 131 Cullen, Kathryn 51 Donihee.Ann 82,118 113,156,157,159 Campbell, D. 141 Culleton, Jean 131 Donovan, Katherine 120 Battle, Sharon 130 Campbell, Mary 42, 53,131 Cummins, Casey 102,162 Donovan, Patricia 132 Bauer, John 141 Campbell, Robert 117 Cunningham, Michael 118 Doogan, Margaret 142 Bauer, Kathie 141 Candioglos, John 117 Curran, John 61, 142 Doran, Shannon 142 Beau champ, Terry 64,141 Cange, Joseph 117 Curry, John 118 Dorgan, Patricia 72,142 Beaudoin, Rita 83,130 Cangue, Paulette 117 Cvitovich, Stephen 51,131 Dougherty, Mary 120 Beck.Vicki 116 Cano.Paul 117 Cysewski, Robert 131 Douville.Ranae 120 Becker, Rocford 116 Cappuccio, Bette 161 Downey, Helen 63, 77,132,154 Beckman, James 130 Caratan, Margaret 131 Downey, Jeremiah 142 Beckman, Thomas 116 Carbaugh, Albert 117 Downs, Mary Timothy 69,142 Bellotty, Frances 116 Cardas, George 117 Dahl, William 118 Doyle, Brian 120 Bennett, Frank 88,130 Carlson, Richard 117 Daly, James 118 Doyle, Mary Lee 163 Driscoll,Nancy 111, 120 Ferry, Pamela 132,137,151 Goyette, Elzear 121 Herres, Lawrence 81, 83, 122 Driscoll, Richard 120 Feryn, Maurice 72,165 Gracio, Al 130 Herres, Phillip 43, 72,168 Drovet, Rafael 142 Feucht, Raymond 165 Graham, Roy 144 Herrin, Mary 135 Druffel, Stephen 120 Finch, James 132 Grainey, Richard 88,121 Herron, Joanne 51 Duff, Lawrence 132 Finley, Gilbert 142 Grant, James 121,141 Herzog, Michael 122 Duffy, Elaine 120 Finneman, Andrew 82 Grant, Kay 90 Hilber, Elizabeth 42,55 Duffy, Kathleen 120 Fisk, Edward 120 Grant, Mary 121 Hill.Darryl 135 Duffy, Michael 120 Fitzgerald, Dennis 142 Gr as hio, Judith 133 Hill, James 144 Duffy, William 120 Fitzpatrick,Richard 43,59,132 Grass, Susan 121 Hiller, Barbara 135 Dufresne, Ralph 132 Fitzsimmons, Michael 132 Graves, Carolyn 51,133 Hilterbrant, Steven 135 Dugan, Daniel 142 Flanigan, Kathleen 120 Gray, Ernest 50 Hines, Sharon 135 Duggan, Dennis 163 Flynn, Colleen Cecilia 120 Gray, Janet 51,59, 60, 69,130,133 Hirning, Paul 144 Duggan, Diane 49,142 Flynn, Colleen Patricia 120 Gray, Nicholas 54,55, 72,144 Hites, Patricia 75,122 Dugger, John 55,132 Foote, Margaret 43, 45, 49, 78, Greer, Lynne 133 Ho, Valerie 110,111,144 Dukart, Michael 120 79,165 Gregorich, Roger 41, 80,121 Ho, Warren 113, 135 Duncan, Dean 142 Foran, William 43, 63, 142 Gross, Dennis 121 Hodges, Ronald 135 Duncan, Roger 120 Ford, Jeanne 142 Gross, Michael 166 Hodgeson, Robert 135 Dunn, James 113,132 Ford, Linda 132 Grunte, Peter 133 Hoene, Betty 77 Dunn, John 41,88,163 Foreman, Michael 120 Gubanc, Janet 110,121 Hoffart, Vincent 122 Dunne, Stephen 132 Forsman, Earl 48,166 Guerra, Art 60,167 Hoffeller, Susana 122 Dunnigan, Elaine 44,164 Fosseen.Neal 166 Guinn, Frank 133 Hofford, Meegan 122 Dunnigan, Pat 132 Fox, David 120 Guiry, Mary Jane 144 Hoitink, Neil 168 Dunstan, Clarence 109,142 Fox, Gail 42,43,49,166 Guske, Rose Marie 82, 88, 89, 121 Hoizer, James 122 Dupas, Ronald 142 Fox, James 132 Holmes, Wyn 135 Duval, Janice 164 Fox, Kirby 63,142 H Hooley, John 122 Fraguglia, Keith 59, 60,132 Hopkins, Larry 144 E Frank, James 120 Habershan, Robert 121 Hopkins, Mark 122 Frederic, Duane 132 Haener, Kathryn 111,144 Hornbecker, David 135 Easly, Janet 164 Frederick, Mary Ann 132 Hagel, Vincent 121 Horner, Diane 122 Eastman, Dick 72 Friden, Thomas 82 Haislip, Thomas 133 Hoskins, Walter 72,144 Ebel, Gayle 120 Frossard, Marita 142 Haley, Margaret 144 Hoskins, Warren 135 Eberle, Charles 164 Fry, Carl 166 Halford, Sandra 49,167 Hould, Lucy 42,89,144 Ecke, Richard 120 Fuller, Dennis 120 Hall, Harry 144 Howard, Deanne 67, 122 Edison, William 82,142 Fullmer, Ernest 120 Haller, Karen 133 Howlett, James 144 Edstrom, Gloria 164 Funke, Ann Marie 142 Hamilton, Richard 121 Howser, Martin 135 Edwards, Kenna 120 Furlong, Leslie 120 Hamlin, John 167 Howson, Michael 62,144 Egan, Linda 120 Hammer, Katherine 144 Huber, William 168 Egger, James 120 Hancock, John 121 Hudson, Frank 42, 52, 60,122 Eiler, Mary Ellen 42, 52, 53,132 Hanes, John 121 Hudspeth, Lee 122 Elliott, John 132 Gaffrey, Pat 132 Hanke, Pauline 144 Hughes, Jerry 109,122 Ellison, James 164 Gagliardi, Karen 142 Hankins,Robert 75,167 Huhtanen, Kay 41,43, 68, 69,144 Emery, John 50,142,143 Galitza, Patricia 142 Hannity, Vincent 121 Hulscher, Marietta 122 Endom, Patricia 120 Gallagher, Michael 75,142 Hansen, Kay 133 Hulscher, Tom 48,55,168 Engel, Edward 72,120 Gallagher, Paula 121 Hansen, Harold 144 Humbert, John 168 Engle, Benjamin 42, 45,164 Gallagher, Tom 60,132 Hansen, James 72,167 Humphrey, Thomas 122 Enright, Neil 120 Gallardo.Gus 133 Hansen, Ronald 121 Hunt, Deanna 122 Eppinger, Alan 120 Gallinaro, Alfred 72,144 Hansen, Thomas 144 Huppert, Frederick 122 Evavold.Jon 101,120 Galloway, Michael 88,121 Hanson, Marianne 133 Hurley, Jerome 122 Erickson, John 43, 82,130,132 Galyan, Patricia 121 Harkins, James 133, 134 Hurley, John 135 Erickson, Mary Kathryn 142 Gamache, Judith 121 Harmon, Joseph 133 Hurley, Judith 122 Erickson, Mary Merle 132 Gamache, Ronald 133 Harper, Joseph 41, 50, 133,150 Hurley, Patrick 144 Erickson, Robert 82,142, 165 Gannon, Robert 121 Harrington, Sheila 133 Hurley, Stephen -122 Ernsdorff, John 132 Gard.Rita 121 Harris, Anton 42,121 Hurt, Kenneth 82,135 Esposito, Joseph 165 Garofano, Gary 121 Harris, James 90, 98, 99,108,109, Huss, Donna 122 Etter, Sandy 132 Garrity, Judith 51,133 154 Huss, Terri 52,53, 73, 144 Eyre.John 132 Gaskell, Laurie 83,121 Harris, Janet 121 Gaskell, Owen 121 Harris, Ray 52,133 F Gaston, Leon 144 Harrison, Kathleen 133 Gehring, Frank 144 Harstead, Bill 133 Ibach, William 144 Fagan, Barbara 120 Gehring, Richard 121 Hart, John 133 Inchausti, David 168 Fahey, Thomas 42, 43, 46, 48, 165 Gemmill, Clark 133 Hart, Marilee 82,133 Irvin, James 144 Falkner, Barbara 142 Gennett, Dale 121 Hartman, Ann 133 Isaacs, Al 144 Fanyak, Rochelle 120 Genszler, Sue 121 Hasenoehrl, Lawrence 167 Farrell, Fred 105,106 Gerber, Peter 133 Hasibar, Robert 133 Farrell, Kay 141,142 Gerhardt, Barbara 121 Hattrup, Michael 133 J Fasbender, Lawrence 40, 41, 46, Geroux, Wayne 133 Hauck, Eleanor 167 Jacobs, Stephen 72,144 50,142 Gesinger, Darald 82,133,153 Hauser, Carol 121 Jacobson, Jeffrey 82,122 Faurholt, Harvey 132 Gesinger, Garald 82,133,153 Hausfeld, Leslie 133 Jahn, Carol 53,82,135 Fay, Elaine 165 Gilchrist, William 42,166 Hawe, Patricia 43,51,133 James, Jerry Lee 77, 83,135 Feeney, Judith 132 Glatt, Wallace 133 Haynes, Donald 133 Jansen, Margaret 144 Feeney, Robert 56, 57, 63,132 Gleason, Loretta 121 Healy, Michael 72, 88,121 Jasper, Linda 82,135 Feider, David 142 Gleason, Timothy 81 Heath, Sally 144 Jeffries, James 122 Feist, Marvin 120 Goeden, Sherry 121 Heffernan, John 167 Jenkins, Joseph 144 Feldhausen, Anthony 120 Goicoechea, Bette 166 Heintz, Mary 83,91, 122 Johnson, Gerard 122 Feldhausen, Thomas 132 Goligoski, Donald 144 Hemstreet, Janet 122 Johnson, Michael 135 Felgenhauer, Norm 43, 62 Gomez, Esperanze 121 Henrichs, Leland 82,133 Johnson, Robert 122 Fennimore, Vincent 132 Goodpastor, Virgil 72, 166 Henry, Gene 135 Johnson, Roger 135 Ferguson, Melanie 60,132 Gooley, William 121 Herner, Gabriel 122 Johnson, Ronald 113,168 Ferro, Marie 142 Gottfried, Edward 72,121 Herres, Elizabeth 43, 51, 78, 79 Johnson, Sandra 169 Johnson, Ultan 135 Lavagetto, Carlotta 135 McGourin, William 135 Mettler, John 145 Johnson, Victor 135 LaTendresse, Gloria 55,135 McGovern, Patricia 145 Meyer, David 136 Johnson, William 99,109,144 Layng, Paula 42,170 McGreevy, Cornelia 51, 55, 77, Meyer, Dennis 81,145 Johnston, Kathryn 88, 89,122 Lazinka, Mary Lou 110 136 Mihelich.Don 125 Jones, Dan 144 Leadon, Bonny Louise 170 McGreevy, Marcia 91,123 Miles, Maurice 125 Jones, Marilyn 51 Learning, Andrew 135 McHatton, Emelie 123 Miller, Carter 43,158 Jones, Mary 169 Lederle, Tim 135 McKeever, Carol 123 Miller, Christine 49,172 Jones, Robert 122 Ledwidge, Chris 43, 46,145 McKernan, Brian 123 Miller, Donald 125 Joseph, Raymond 169 Lee, Douglas 135 McLaughlin, Grant 75,136 Miller, George 72,173 Jovick, Alberta 122 Leeds, Robert 145 McMahon, John 136 Juarez, Richard 96, 99 Miller, John 136 Legace, Elaine 123 McMahon, Mary Ann 145 Judge, Joan 135 Miller, Lawrence 40,41 Leino, Celeste 170 McMenamin, Jeanne 123 Jundt, James 55,144 Miller, Marilyn 125 Leitch, Michele 123 McNall, Donald 172 Miller, Mary Francis 173 LeMay, Mary Anne 170 McNamara, Elizabeth 123 Miller, Roger 43,55 Lenon, Pat 171,102 McNeil, David 83 Mills, Leonard 173 Lent, Anne 171 McNeilly, Michael 145,105 Minerbi.Guido 125 Kahle.Roxanne 122 LeRoux, Suzanne 145 McRae, John 125 Mirus, John 145 Kalez, James 135 Lester, Suzann 123 Mc Vicars, Robert 136 Mischel, Marilyn 136 Kane, Mary 80,122 Lewis, Harry 83,145 MacDonald, Gerald 125 Mitchell, Kathleen 145 Kane, Michelle 75,122 Liessens, John 123 MacDonough, Bryan 136 Mize, Robert 53, 75, 136 Kane, Patricia 141,144 Linahan, Coleyne 135 Mack, Cheryl 155 Mock, Joseph 145 Kane, Richard 135 Linardos, James 171 Machida, Michael 125 Moffitt, Michael 43, 50, 75,145 Karas, Gail 49,169 Lindeblad, John 135 MacMillan, Bridie 172 Moleski, Frederick 136 Karlsten, Nancy 49, 169 Linder, Robert 123 Macready, Louann 136 Molitor, John 43, 50, 65,136 Keating, John 55 Lockard, Michael 75,135, 53 Madden, John 172 Mondillo, Richard 82 Keating, Kathleen 83, 85, 86, 87 Lockard, Richard 123 Maher, James 136 Mondloch, Judith 173 Keefe, James 144 Lockert, Bruce 123 Mahoney, Raymond 83,136 Monforton, Thomas 63, 80,109,154 Keefe, Lynn 135 Loeffler, Kenneth 123 Mahowski, Joanna 111 Monte, Natalie 83, 87,136 Keegan, John 42, 50, 55,106 Long, Gary 123 Maillet, Donna 77 Montgomery, George 136 Keith, John 144 Love, Catherine 40, 41, 42, 45 Malahawski.Roy 125 Mooney, Gerald 41, 42,138 Keller, Patrick 72 Love, Nancy 123 Mallen, Margaret 125 Moran, John 72,145 Keiley, Donna 122 Lowe, Patrick 145 Maloney, Jon 82 Moran, Patrick 125 Kelly, James 122 Lowell, Ricard 123 Maloney, Michael 125 Moriarty, Sharon 125 Kelly, John 64,144 Lowry, William 82,145 Maloney, Nancy 125 Morig, Carl 43,47,48 Kelly, Kevin 75,135 Lucchesini, Geraldine 89 Maloney, Patricia 125 Morrison, Gary 125 Kelly, Sheila 144 Luce, Howard 123 Malott, James 102, 103 Mortensen, Cliff 138 Kennelly, Mary 169 Ludlam, Susan 123 Manelli, Maryse 125 Morton, Catherine 138 Keolker, Michael 73 Luger, Maryann 51, 135 Manning, Joan 145,110, 111 Morton, John 125 Kerley, Michael 169 Luger, Robert 145 Manning, Maurice 145 Moss, Billie Jo 138 Kerley, Thomas 145 Luke, Reginald 123 Manning, Mary 125 Mowrey, Linda 125 Keyes, Michael 63,135 Lusk, James 123 Manorgan, Ann 125, 88, 89 Moyer, Ann 125 Keys, William 135 Lutfy, Elaine 145 Mape, Vance 60 Moyer, Charles 145 Lynch, Shannon 136 Killion, Joseph 122 Marano, Barbara 125 Moyer, James 138 Lysek, Joseph 136 Kindante, Peter 122 Marano, Eugene 125 Mrachek, Elaine 82,173 King, Charla 122 Marasco, Jeanne 125 Mratinich, Veronica 125 King, Mary 122 M Mariani, Linda 60,77,130,136 Muggli, James 63,72,138 Kinney, Jerald 122 Marienan, Terry 125 Mugnolo, Michael 125 Kinniburgh, Robert 102,104, 122 McBride, Marguerite 123 Mark, Joseph 125 Mullen, Cecilia 125 Kinsolving, Larry 42,55,145 McCabe, Dennis 145 Marks, Thomas 125 Mullen, Margaret 126 Kirkl and, Gary 145 McCabe, John 63,123 Marsh, Ann 125 Mumm, John 72,138 Kirkpatrick, William 80,145 McCall.Bron 72,145 Marshall, Charles 99 Munroe, Lorelei 173 Klein, William 82,145 McCanna, Dennis 171 Marshall, John 136 Murdza, Larry 126 Marshall, Larry 145 Klesney, Francis 170 McCanta, Daniel 136 Murillo, Jorge 126 Martell, Carroll 125 Koep, Mary 123 McCarthy, James 123 Murphy, Edward 82,145 Martin, Edward 136 Kolanowski, Stanley 50, 90,145 McCarthy, James 136 Murphy, Eileen 88,126 Martin, Gayle 125 Kolbert, Richard 170 McCarvel, William 136 Murphy, Patricia 41,43,51,78,91, Martin, Jim 145 Kolloch, Clare 41,145 McChesney, Michael 123,101 134,138 Martin, Kevin 136 Kononen, Kristine 51, 73,135 McClenahan, James 171 Muscara, Judith 126 Martin, Sharon 145 Kopczynski, Edward 123 McCord, John 136 Musco, Rodolfo 145 Martinez, Jose 125 Koreis, Dennis 123 McDermott, Sally 73,171 Mussio, Jerry 102,104,126 Maruca, Patricia 125 Koreis, Yvonne 51 McDonald, Richard 123 Muthiora, Johnstonne 138 Mason, Carl 136 Kozar, Patricia 123 McDonald, Terry 50,136, 63 Mutton, Janet 138 Mass man, Joseph 125 Kramer, Lome 106 McDonald, Thomas 135 Myrene, Gary 146 Kranz, William 123 McDonough, Larry 99 Mathis, Michael 136 Kroboth, Frank 135 McDougall, Redford 123,102,104 Matney, Kenneth 145 Krueger, Joan 89,135 McElligott, Edward 123 Matteri, Richard 50,136,102,106 N Mattes, Peter 125 Krumsick, John 145 McElroy.Jack 171 Naccarato, June 146 May, Sharon 77,145 McEntee, Jacqueline 123 Nadvornick, Donald 173 May, Susan 172, 49 McEvoy, John 83, 85,136 Nau, Dennis 146 L Mayer, James 125 McEwen, Dennis 123 Navarre, Michael 50,138 Lafferty, Maureen 123 McFarland, John 171 Mayer, John 125 Navarre, Nikki 51,138 Lafond, Catherine 123 McFarland, Joseph Patrick 135 Meehan, Terence 125,136, 88 Neary, Toni 51,78,139 Laing, Mary 123 McFarland, Michael 136 Meierotto, Kenneth 136 Neff, George 126 LaJoie, Oliver 123 McGann, Peter 145 Meighan, Michael 61, 91 Nehl, Bruce 12 6 LaLone, Thomas 135 McGarry, Kathy 136 Melenchek, Josephine 83, 125" Nehls.Mary 126 Lamanna, Nicholas 170 McGean, Patricia 42 Menard, Steve 125 Nelson, Robert 136 Lambert, Jeanette 123 McGee, Roger 136 Menzia, Rosemary 78, 91, 46, 145 Nibler, Adele 146 Lambert, William 170 McGinn, Mary 123 Merrick, Walter 109,172 Nichols, Carol 126 Larango, Claudia 63,123 McGloin, James 123 Metcalfe, George 42, 43, 46,172 Nicholson, Julia 146 Nickels en, Mary 110,126 Pettigrew, Neil 88,108, 109,138 Roddy, Kevin 55, 88, 139 Slayter, Mary 127 Niederegger, Richard 72, 126 Pew, Preston 138 Rodgers.Garold 127 Sleizer, Kent 139 Nill, Joyce 138 Piazzola, James 175 Root, Jerilynn 146 Smail, Carol 178 Nisley, Gloria 138 Pierce, Diane 126 Rose, George 146 Smith, Bonnie Jo 128 Nisley, Richard 126 Pierson, James 45, 54,146 Ross, Rosemary 139 Smith, Catherine 147 Noble, Odette 146 Pilgrim, Roger 138 Ross, Sally 60,127 Smith, Denny 178 Noce, Christine 126 Platter, Howard 146 Rossi, Herman 147 Smith, Diana 128 Nordbye, Sonja 174 Plews, Larry 72, 175 Rotchford, Frank 147 Smith, Elizabeth 78 Noyen, Gerry 146 Poirier, Russelle 82,83,138 Rotering, Denise 127 Smith, Kathleen 139 Nozaki.Kay 146 Pope, Isaac 94,99,146 Roumagoux, Shirley 147 Smith, Marianne 128 Nyhan, Michael 82,138 Portch, Steven 175 Rozzini, Terry 102,127 Smith, Maurice 141,147 Poulin, Gerald 43, 64,102,104 Ruckardt, Carl 43,177 Smith, Victoria 128 Powdril, Lynne 88,138 Rumelhart, Mary 147 Snezeck,Suzanne 51, 52,139 Power, Michael 146 Rumelhart, Paul 127 Sodorff, Gary 147 O'Byrne, Len 102,103 Powers, Bernadette 126 Russum, William 177 Soldowski, Rosemary 128 O'Connell, James 105,109,146 Powis, Raymond 138 Rutter, Thomas 72, 177 So nnich sen, David 139 O'Donnell, Mark 91 Prendergast, Sarah 175 Ryan, John 177 Sonnen, LeRoy 72,128 O'Donnell, Patrick 146 Preston, Michael 138 Ryan, Robert 127 Sooy, John 147 O'Hara, John 138 Prietto, Carlos 41, 43, 117,126 So ran, Stephen 128 O'Hare, Michael 174 Prietto, Margaret 43,146, 154 Spielbauer, Joseph 128 O'Hare, William 126 Prior, Richard 138, 154 Spratt, Kathleen 110,128 Okamoto, Dennis 138 Provisal, Thomas 88,126 Sakkmann, Douglas 72, 127,150 Sprovieri, Carmen 49 Old, James 113,146 Pugh, Diane 49,175 Solana, Juan 67,128 St. Mary, Raymond 147 O'Leary, Dennis 126 Puleo, Frank 126 Salt, Patricia 127 Staeheli, Richard 139 Olson, Dennis 174 Sammons, Jerry 139,147 Stagman, Carol 128 Olson, Joan 126 Sams, Anastasia 127 Stantus, David 109,139 Olson, Marguerite 55 Samson, Kamisha 127 Starr, David 139 Olson, Shirley 138 Quinlivan, John 43, 48, 175 Sanboeuf, Sharon 127 Stearns, Linda 82,128 O'Neil, James 90,158 Quirk, Joseph 106,138 Sandell, Joseph 75 Steele, Jedediah 101,128 O'Neill, Dennis 126 Sauve, Charles 82,83 Stergar, Edward 178 Ornellas, Michael 82,126 Schafer, Donald 106,139 Stevens, Mary 128 O'Rourke, Patrick 126 Schaffers, Elaine 49,177 Stewart, Thomas 72 Orr, Cherie 83 Rader, David 60, 99 Scheffer, Peter 127 Stimson, Michael 147 Orsetti, Stephen 138 Raikoglo.Dwight 138 Schibig, Carolyn 127 Stirling, John 178 Oswald, Pat 126 Ramelow, Gerald 146 Schiffler, Jean 51,139 Stolte, Robert 128 Oswood, Beverly 63, 76, 77,138 Ramsey, Gary 127 Schiffler, Joan 42,51 Stoltz, David 147 Overlie, Vaughn 146 Rawson, Tim 146 Schilling, Phillip 139 Stone, John 139 Ownes, Janet 117,126 Ray, Chad 138 Schimmels, Richard 127 Stone, Robert 147 Owens, Joseph 126 Ray, Mark 127 Schindler, Joan 127 Strachan, Dennis 102,139 Owens, Rosemary 126 Rea, John 105,109,176 Schmidt, Ronald 147 Strange, Robert 128 Real, Linda 42,43, 77, 89,146 Schneider, Barbara 147 Strick, Stanely 128 Redmond, Martie 81,146 Schoenberg, Charles 72,147 Strong, Douglas 42,178 Reed, Barbara 42 Schoenberg, Susanne 139 Sturgeon, Michael 65 Page, Mary 43,63 Reeder.Del 138 Schroer, Karen 127 Stutzman, Roger 128 Paivine, Susan 126 Rees, Virginia 127 Schuermeyer, Suzann 127 Suarez, Alfred 178 Palmer, Daniel 126 Reil, Dennis 138 Schuler, James 72,113, 127 Sullivan, Dennis 75, 128 Palmer, Gary 126 Reilly, Michael 139 Schuler, William 55, 75,147 Sullivan, James 128 Palo mo, Vince 146 Reisenauer, Theresa 176 Schuster, Gerald 127 Sullivan, Kenneth 139 Papageorgiou, Nicholas 138 Remen, Roger 41, 50 Scott, Nancy 147 Sullivan, Mary 128 Paradis, Armand 146 Rettinger, Anne 176 Scott, Robert 147 Sullivan, Patrick 178 Parker, Robert 146 Reyes, Andres 72,127 Scott, Terri 139 Sullivan, Thomas 128 - Parton, Larry 126 Reynolds, Pete 55,139 Scripps, Sherry 127 Suter, William 101,109,128 Pasqualotto, Al 102, 103 Rhoads, Jerry 82 Sebesta, Anita 139 Sutey, Anthony 48,179 Paterson, Murray 102,103,146 Rhodes, Dennis 84, 85, 86, 89,176 Seipp, Henry 127 Suttlemy re, Joanne 140 Patillo, Robert 138 Rhodes, Joan 82 Selzler, Leonard 177 Svoboda, Carl 75,140 Patrick, Tim 95, 99,109,146 Rice, Jimmy 139 Seubert, Philip 177 Svoboda, Gale 43, 51, 77,140 Patterson, Brian 75,126 Rice, Scott 146 Sharman, Ranney 127 Swanson, Joseph 113,179 Patterson, J. 126 Richard, Ryan 139 Shaw, Haven 139 Swartz, David 128 Patterson, J. 146 Richards, Delbert 139 Shaw, Mary 42,82,139 Paul, Patrick 146 Richards, Louis 146 Shea, David 147 Pautler, Thomas 146 Richardson, Dennis 113,175 Shea, Dennis 50, 99,139 T Peaper, James 50,146 Richardson, Gay 127 Shea, Stephen 66,106,147 Taaffe, Daniel 53 Pearson, Don 126 Richardson, Gerald 139 Shepherd, Michael 127 Tanita, Melvin 128 Pederson, Patricia 174 Rickman, John 98, 99,176 Sheridan, Ann 127 Tanksley, William 47,179 Pedrotti, David 126 Ridge, Lawrence 127 Sheridan, Phil 127 Taruscio, Leonard 43, 50, 63,147 Peirano, Joanne 146 Riechmann, Ronald 176 Shikany, David 72,147 Taruscio, Shirley 128 Penna, Dennis 146 Riggers, Arlis 139 Shikany, Susan 127 Taylor, Arthur 99,147 Perez, Enrique 55,126 Riley, Gary 139 Shik, Larry 139 Taylor, Michael 41, 43, 95,106, Perkins, Sandra 174 Riley, Teresa 176 Shoemaker, William 147 130,152 Perkins, William 174 Ring, Rosellen 139 Shriner, Dennis 147 Taylor, Robert 140 Perko, James 71,174 Rio, Anthony 127 Shupe, Kathleen 62,139 Templeton, Harriet 140 Perry, Karen 175 Ritchie, Daniel 139 Sickler.Don 82,127 Tennant, Howard 179 Petelin, Paul 50, 63,138 Rivers, Robert 146 Sidney, O. 127 Terhaar, George 128 Peters, Kay 146 Roberg, Robert 127 Silva,Merrilu 41,47,111 Tesarik, Thomas 140 Petersen, Robert 41,60,75,126 Roberts, Dennis 139 Sims, William 139 Thesman, Ernest 179 Peterson, Andrew 102, 104 Roberts, J. 146 Singer, James 127 Thiel.John 147 Peterson, Roland 146 Roberts, Molly 127 Siry, Richard 127 Thimsen, Jeffrey 50,143 Peterssen, Robert 126 Robinson, Kathy 127 Sizemore, Nola 127 Thiruvathlikal.Mary 128,49 Petrini, Marianne 126 Roche, Mary 127 Skovron, Michael 139 Thomas, Claudia 140 Thomas, Daniel 147 Vollert, Frank 180 Wilde, Larry 140 Duggan, Dennis 192 Thomas, Kathie Jo 128 Vosholler, Lynn 129 Wildgen,John 42,140 Dutt, Virgil 191 Thomas, Michael 140 Votendahl, Jerold 105, 109 Wilhelm, James 140 Eberle, Charles 192 Thomas, Richard 140 Willenborg,David 72,129 Etter, Roland 192 Thomas, William 179 Williams, Christopher 83,129 Flower, Charles 192 Thompson, Carol F. 78 w Williamson, Eliza 129 Gill, Larry 190 Thompson, Carol L. 140 Wilson, Patricia 129 Hanigan, George 192 Thompson, Peggy 140 Wack.Jon 129 Wilson, William 147,99,94 Haug en, James 192 Thompson, Peter 128 Wahle, Brian 140,154 Wingard, Linda 143, 147 Herman, Lloyd 192 Thompson, Robert 128 Wales, Kathryn 129 Winner, Larry 82,129 Jacobsen, Michael 192 Thompson, Thomas 179 Wall, Michael 75 Winslow, Wendelin 41, 43, 158 Jimenez, Charles 192 Thomsen, Nancy 140 Walsh, Fred 140 Witmeyer, Mary Jean 147 Johnson, Gerard 188 Thomson, John 72,180 Walsh, Pat 43,180,66 Wolf, Edward G. 140 Johnston, Charles 192 Thwaiter, Richard 128 Walsh, Mary Kay 83,147 Wolf, Gerald 48,181 Johnston, Guy 190 Tice, Georgeanne 140 Walsh, Roger 140 Woodley, Carol 129 Tipton, Bruce 140 Jones, Edward 188 Wagner, Janet 62 Wright, Charles 72 Tobin, Michael 128 Keister, Gary 193 Walsh, Ryan 140 Wright, James 140 Toboni, Carole 43, 78, 79, 91,147 Kelly, Thomas 193 Walton, Patricia 43, 51,140 Wright, Jane 129 Tokarz, Richard 140 Kennett, John 193 Walworth, Elta 129 Wuesthoff, Barbara 129 Tonani.Ron 147 Lee, Daniel 188 Ward, Jan 155 Wymore, Michael 140 Tonry, Eugene 83,128 McDonald, Robert 188 Torrey, Dianne 128 Ware, Jane 111,180 McMillen, Thomas 189 Trembley, Catherine 128 Warner, Easton 129 McNerthney, Lawrence 191 Trontzos, George 97, 99 Warner, Jerry 47, 83, 85,147,15? Mackin, Robert 190 Truscott, Edward 128 Warp, Craig 72,129,113 Mears, John 193 Tucci, Josephine 140 Warren, Betty 140 Yedinak, Steve 181 Michel, James 189 Turenchalk, Harry 128 Warren, James 180 Yeon, Charles 147 Miller, Bardell 190 Turner, Michael 101,128 Wascher, Nicholas 55 Yorioka, Richard 181 Miltner, John 193 Turner, Robert 99 Weaver, Thomas 140 Mitchell, Daniel 193 Turner, Richard 180 Webb, George 102,104 Nicholson, Don 191 Tyllia, Frank 140 Weber, Paul 109,154 Porter, Frederick 193 Webster, Ronald 147 Reilly, Edward 193 Weed, Louis 140 Zadra, Jody 140 Roberts, Ronald 190 u Weigand, Nancy 129 Zalewski, Allan 140 Rogalski, George 193 Weigand, William 180 Zappone, Barbara 181 Ryan, Ken 189 Ugalde, Arturo 43,128, 67 Weisz, Rosemarie 83,129, 67, 88 Zappone, Donald 140 Ryder, Stephen 193 Uhlenkott, Mary 128 Weiszhaar, Gerald 140 Zappone, Jeanne 111,140 Sawyer, James 190 Ukishima, Daniel 128 Welch, Patricia 129 Zatkovich, Judith 129 Schmidt, Tony 189 Ulleberg, Gerald 129 Welch, Richard 140 Zornes, Thomas 140 Schneider, Jack 191 Ullman, Bonnie 129 Welch, Robert 147 Schuller, Ralph 190 Ulrich, Evelyn 129 Weller, K. 140 Schultz, John 189 Underwood,Richard 41,47,50,75, Wells, Janice 129 Seelye, Lynn 191 147 Wenski, Eugene 180 LAW SCHOOL Shaw, Donald 193 Unterschultz, Caroline 140 Wesely, Marianne 41,129 Shine, Patrick 193 West, Harold 129 Shriver, Reginald 191 Westbrooks, Lolus 129 Steiner, David 190 Wester, Mary Jo 129 Anderson, Rex 188 Sullivan, Gary 189 Valenti, Beverly 129 Westerman, Gary 129 Bastine, Paul 190 Thibodeau, Joseph 193 Vandervert, Jerry 88,140 Westermeyer, Mary 155 Boling, Clarence 191 Towne, Collins 190 Vandeventer, Lyle 129 Westhoff, James 129 Bovey, Gordon 191 Turner, Dick 193 Van Loan, Mary 82,129 Whelan, Catherine 181 Brown, James 192 Van Derhoef, Kenneth 190 Van Marter, Charles 42,43, 61 Whelan, Patricia 129 Burgess, Frank 153,192 Ward, James 193 Vaubel, Vivian 129 Whelan, Patrick 181 Cannon, John 192 Weaver, Parks 193 Vaughan, Christine 129 Whetstone, Adele 181 Clark, Thomas 192 Weigand, Bill 48, 193 Vejraska, Steve 129 Whitehead, Rudolph 117,129 Clute, John 44,48,188 Westgard, Michael 189 Velis.Demetra 83,129 Whiting, Lynn 129 Cobb, Elizabeth 192 Wood, William 193 Veltrie, Ernie 140 Wick, Linda 129 Cranston, Michael 188 Wyman, William 190 Verovsek, Joseph 129 Wicks, Mel 181 Crowley, Patrick 190 Zobro, Emery 193 Verzuh, Sandra 129 Wickstrom, John 140 deGroat.S.F. 192 Viehouser, Brian 72 Wiele, Louise 51 Dempsey, James 192 Villaume, John 41,55,147 Wilbur, Thomas 129 deSilva, Paul 191