Epilogue: UNLV Yearbook, 1978

fND PLACES
GRADUATES
GREEKS
ACTIVITIES
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BOARD OF REGENTS
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Fred Anderson James "Bucky" Buchanan John Buchanan
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Lilly Fong Chris Karamanos Molly Knudtsen
Louis Lombardi Brenda Mason John Tom Ross
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA SYSTEM
CHANCELLOR
DONALD H. BAEPLER
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VICE PRESIDENT OF
ADMINISTRATION
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
Since I have not had the opportunity to greet all of the graduates
of the class of 1978, it is a pleasure to record in the Epilogue my congratulations
and best wishes.
Family, friends, professors and, yes, even administrators
know and care that each of you have successfully completed your college
studies. If this caring helps you to attain "launching speed," that's
great. At the very least, it is still a warm and sincere amenity.
Congratulations!
Brock Dixon
Acting President
VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE
OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
4505 Maryland Parkway LAI Vegas, Nevada 89154
Dear Graduate:
You have now completed a prescribed course of study at the University
and are receiving your well-earned degree. Congratulations! A trite
thing to tell you at this time is that you are now leaving the confines
of the University to enter the real world. For many of you, however,
you have never left the real world but have pursued your studies while
being employed and, in many cases, raising a family. As you leave the
University you undoubtedly have mixed feelings among which are those
of pride and relief. You are now embarking upon another phase in your
education which, although quite different, is no less important. You
are joining the many graduates of our institution who we hope will not
forget us and the continuing needs of the University and the young
people who enter it each year. We shall not forget you. We wish you
success in whatever undertaking you may pursue after you have left
this campus.
Sincerely,
Arthur C. Gentile
Vice President for
Academic Affairs
VICE PRESIDENT FOR
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
4505 Maryland Parkway La« Vagal, Nevada 89154
Vean Graduates:
It is my pleasure to congratulate you on completion of requirements
I(OA you/i respective degrees from the University of, Nevada, Las Vegas.
I wish you success in your future endeavors and hope that you will
continue to suppo/U you/i university.
A gain, congratulations and best wishes'.
Sincerely,
Robert E. Glennen
VICE PRESIDENT FOR
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
4505 Maryland Pari
To the Graduate:
I wish to extend sincere congratulations on behalf of the whole
University community to. each one of you upon the completion of your
degree requirements and the reception of your Baccal
I hope you have experience h and rewarding cours
I wish you well in your
earning process that you h
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I solicit your continued participation in the
institution as members of our Alumni Association,
and personal satisfaction in all of your future en
wish you happines
Herman W. Westfall
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OF INFORMATION
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OUTDOOR RECREATION AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT
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Staff Artist
Tom Jones IV
Staff Photographer
Mike Stowers
AUDIO VISUAL DIRECTOR
Serge McCabe
Staff Artist/Photographer
DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES
LEARNING RESOURCES SPECIAL EDUCATION
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Br in fori ^V^P^den^BilTw^r^"''^ at ^ Jim Cook, 1st Vice President; Bill Terry, President; Rober
calf, Honorary Member^ San IZeSi ^ and Ange'a Brooker. SECOND ROW (L-R): Rene Arceneaux; Bryan Met.
Seymore Brown, Vicki Alber Joe Kin's Ratoh Pierr0""',! nw Layn®' Nancy Galyean, Past President; Fred Albrecht, Director
Boman, and Linda Leavitt P y' a"d Jl11 LaW"' MlSSln8 from the Picture are Alberta Stern, Secretary; Brae
STANDING (L-R): Malcolm
Graham, Jerry Crawford, Fred
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UNION BOARD
FIRST ROW (L-R); Fred Albrecht, Chairman, Gene Russo, Vice Chairman, Bill Benjamin. SECOND ROW: John Kasen, Jim
Artis, Jimmy Griffin, Nick Paul II, McClain Bybee, Burt Teh.
Moyer Student Union is the central gathering
place for the entire University community.
Students, faculty, and staff, utilize the many
services and conveniences provided by the
Union. The major objective of the Union is
to meet the varied co-curricular, social, cultural,
recreational, and intlectual interests of
everyone associated with the University. The
governance of the Union is the responsibility
of the Union Board, currently on the standing
committees of the Student Government.
This seven member board, consisting of faculty,
staff, alumni, and a mojority of students,
is charged to assist the Director with
the orderly operation, and future direction
of the Union. Student positions are available
to any registered undergraduate student.
GENE RUSSO,
UNION BOARD CHAIRMAN
CSUN OFFICERS
'CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
4505 Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 Telephone (702) 739-3477
(seated and standing left to right)
As your elected student government, we have endeavored to make
1977-78 an eventful year that you will treasure in your book of
memories. At the beginning of our administration in May of 1977,
our objectives and goals were solely for the purpose of making the
University of Nevada, Las Vegas the most outstanding university
in the country and one of which you, as a graduate, could be proud.
As UNLV grows and adds new curriculum, faculty and buildings, it
will become known as one of the finest universities in the west.
We will all point with pride to our Alma Mater.
R. Scott Lorenz
CSUN President
W. Ken Holt
CSUN Vice President
John A. Hunt
CSUN Treasurer
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CSUN SENATORS
Lorraine Alderman
Arts and Letters
Andre' Bell
Math, Science and
Engineering
Dave Bergen
Business and Economics
Bob Biale
Sophomore Class
Bill Botos
University College
Dawn DuCharme
Freshman Class
John Dunkin
Junior Class
Jerry Gatch
Business and Economics
Ingrid Hegedus
Junior Class
Leon Levitt
Arts and Letters
Greg McKinley
University College
Rob Nielsen
University College
Richard Simms
Hotel College
Gene Russo
University College
Lise Wyman
Freshman Class
Cindy Kiser
Hotel College
Chuck White
Education
Gretchen Smith
Arts and Letters
DeAnn Turpen
Sophomore Class
Susana Reyes
rsiversity College
OUTGOING
SENIOR SENATOR
SCOTT HOOVER
KULV RADIO STATION
Tim McRoberts
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IN MEMORY
Harriett Sheldon, chairperson of the department
of social services, died April 3rd at her home
after an extended illness. She was remembered
by her friends and collegues at a memorial service
April 6th in Artemus W. Ham Concert
Hall
A member of the UNLV faculty since 1968,
Mrs. Sheldon, 52, obtained more than
$2,000,000 worth of grants for the university
during her 10 years on campus.
The long-time social worker, teacher, and university
administrator was honored with the Outstanding
Teacher Award by the Phi Mu social
sorority in 1972.
She received her bachelor of science degree in
social administration from Ohio State University
in 1946, and her master's degree in social
work from Syracuse University, New York, in
1965 "Harriett was a highly respected and
greatly loved colleague and friend," said Dr.
John Unrue, Dean of the College of Arts and
Letters "The department of social work was
accredited because of her leadership and guidance
The master's of social work degree, now
awaiting Board of Regent approval, is the result
of Harriett's efforts over the past two years,"
he added The university and her family have
established a Harriett Sheldon Memorial
Scholarship Fund for students in the field of
social work.
Harriet Sheldon
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Christine Chan, Phil White, Kirk Mueller, Jim Younghans, Craig
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Kevin Hill, Rosemary Hill, Eugene Hunt, Woolfy Butch Kahooty,
Jorge Calderon, Gloyd Green, Shawn Spear, Mike
Stowel, Mike Ryder, Jim Gatting, Craig Walmsley, Adele
Josephs, Ed Luce, Dr. Herbert Wells, and Joyce Puckett.
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GRADUATION 1978

1978 GREEK WEEK
GREEK GOD
John Pencikowski
GREEK GODDESS
Leslie Harris
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Alpha Tau Omega is a name well
known to this campus for fun and
good parties, however its real
nature is known only to that select
few who pride themselves in its
membership. To outsiders, it is a
strange assortment of men who are
better known for their individuality
rather than some collective identity.
They know that all the riches that
they might ever possess would be
worth the scarifice of the Brotherhood
to which they now belong.
-Mark Weber '72
Mark Hecht, Greg Priest, Don Schultz. THIRD ROW: Ted
Pickett, Dave Cavaleri, Steve Crawford, Jim Bateman, Dan
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ALPHA KAPPA PSI
These I have loved.
—Brooks.
Lorian Kelly, Sonja Stephonovich, Scott Gonzales, Deann
Ream, Todd Clifton, Danny Campbell, Connie Cochran.
The Alpha Kappa Psi Business
fraternity stands out from other
groups here at UNLV. Unique not
only because they are business as
opposed to social, but a fraternity
with women as well as men. This
year the A K Psi's rallied to win
the 1978 Greek Week activities.
Member John Pencikowski was
also elected as Greek God.
USUALLY RESTING. Rob Nielsen. FIRST ROW (L-R): Dave Bergen, Jerry Gatch, Ken Bott, Kathy Loo, Mark Vincen
TWiRn'bowT!0 J5"83". SRC°ND R°W: Sue Hager, Mike Maus, Lynn Rickman, Rick Trenkle, Jon Pensikowski, Jel
1HIRD ROW: John Hunt, Kathy Severese, Bill Fries
KAPPA ALPHA PSI
FIRST ROW (L-R): Ira Carter, Ken Rogers, Keith Beverly. SECOND ROW: Bobby Lawson,
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Steve Bacon, and Frewin Ostenn.
Even though Kappa Alpha Psi is a
new fraternity to this campus, the
brotherhood to which they are
members shall always be strong.
With many called and so few
chosen, the K A Psi's consider
themselves to have the most motivation
and drive. Though small, the
brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi are
striving for a prosperous future.
KAPPA SIGMA
Shugars, Mark Brown, and Leon Levitt.
KAPPA SIGMA
The Kappa Sigma Fraternity is now
striving to be the first fraternity
with a house on the newly designated
fraternity row. The Fraternity
was active in all areas of
campus life during the 77/78 school
year. Of their 30 active brothers,
many were involved in student
government, and the Fraternity
participated in intramural sports
along with most other campus
sponsored events. Kappa Sigma's
goal as a social fraternity, is to
promote brotherhood and provide
its members with a well rounded
college life in conjunction with the
Universities academic programs.
(L-R): Dave Jackson, Robert White, Tom Keller, Dave Bozarth, A1 Ludwig, Gary Wood, Kevin Allen, Kim
PHI CHI HONOR SOCIETY
Psi Chi is an honor society for students
with a background in psychology.
As a member of Psi Chi, one
is eligible to participate in the
"Network" peer counseling program
which was started in April 1978.
Network provides counseling for
students with academic and personal
problems, and is also an information
and referral center.
Psi Chi has many social events like
wine-tastings, picnics, prominent
guest lectures, and book auctions.
(L-R): Monika Steinborn, Daniel Baker, Linda Burdick.
SIGMA CHI
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FIRST ROW (L-R): Marty Holmes, Lee Kabase, Byron Blasko, Felipe Juarez, Jim Smythe, Aaron Mancuso. SECOND ROW
Ensignan?BrS FSIST13'' " ™IRD R°W: R°b McKinnc>> Ron Parriquire, Greg Carlson, Jim McKinney, Jim
Mark Winer, Joe Kinkenon, Eric Anderson, Brian
Jackson, Rick Lorber, Rob "Boo Boo" Campbell, John
The '77-'78 school year has been
a big year for the Sigma Chi's. This
year has brought growth and transitions.
The number of active members
has grown as well as their
enthusiasm. Much work has been
done is acheiving a new chapter
house as well as other social and
community activities. The Sigma
Chi fraternity is pursuing the goals
of scholarship, responsibility, and
brotherhood. They look forward to
another successful year.
ALPHA DELIA PI
Alpha Delta Pi was very active on
campus this year. Among there
activities they were involved in the
Homecoming Dance, and conducting
its annual Diamond Ball.
On the Inter Greek Council, Lorraine
Alderman served as treasurer,
and, Cathy Savarese was vice-president
and a Homecoming Queen
attendant. Lorraine Alderman and
Jeanne Harkenrider served as
CSUN senators and all A D Pi's
worked on Greek Week.
FOUNDED 1851
ALPHA DELTA PI
Patterson, Cindy Creel, Jeanne Harkinrider, Lorraine Alder-
Ellen Assalone, and Ava Lamont.
FIRST ROW (L-R): Lisa Foster, Karin Forsstrom, Joyce Rickwertz, Kim Rowley. SECOND ROW- Robin
man, Jenifer Houston, Dora Okashige. THIRD ROW: Joan Stein, Mitzi Gayle, Cathy Savarese, Patsie Ephlin,
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DELTA ZETA
F'RST ROW (L-R): Patti Hibbitts, Teri Hohman, Melanie Bailey, Leslie Harris, Carol Hager, Debbie
DeAnn Turpen Sue Hager, Valerie Biagini, Sandy Delia Pietra, Jainy Pickard. THIRD ROW: Linda Williams
and Jane Campbell
Seideman, Val McCloud. SECOND ROW: Eva Honsa,
Debi Fields, Sandy Palmieri, Lynn Rychman, Carlene Star,
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DELTA ZETA
The sisters of the Delta Zeta
sorority enjoy their sisterhood while
at the same time participating in
many other school activities. The
DZ's are seen in all campus groups.
Not all their time is taken up in
these activities though. Time is
found for dancing, drama, and
other arts. Celebrating their 10th
year here at UNLV, the Delta
Zeta's are proud of their sisterhood
and proud of their sorority.
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INTER GREEK COUNCIL
FIRST ROW (L-R): Rob Nielsen, Lorraine Alderman, Lorian Kelly. SECOND ROW: Jane Campbell,
Jainy Pickard, Cathy Savarese, Kevin Allen, Don Schultz. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Harkenrider, Dan Wright,
Jim McKinney, Rob Burrows, and Mike Ewy.
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1978 ACTIVITIES BOARD
FIRST ROW (L-R): Michael Tanaka, Cindy Riser,
Steve Francis, Lora Miller, Rob Nielsen. SECOND
ROW: Ferenc Szony, Sandy Hackett, Bill Benjamin,
Tim Herlosky, Greg McKinley.
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UNLV FOOTBALL
1978 SENIORS
Greg VanNess
Quarterback
Dusty Satterfield
Offensive Tackle
Don Davenport
Wide Receiver
Henry Melton
Running Back
Kurt Schnabel
Wide Receiver
Raymond Strong
Running Back
Rick Behrendson
Offensive Tackle
Andre Jones Dennis King
Defensive Back Linebacker
Mickey Simonton Robert Starbird
Center Tight End
Darall Moore
Fullback
Mike O'Callahan
Offensive Tackle
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS TEAM ROSTER
SENIORS James Clinton
Brian Cobb
Jack Concannon
Dave Beall Ron Crews
Rick Behrendson Doug Darlington
Randy Brown Mike Duckworth
Don Davenport Fialele Edra
Andre Jones Russell Ellis
Dennis King Dave Garin
Kevin Langford Steve Gortz
Henry Melton Everett Graves
Darall Moore Brian Harris
Dusf Satterfield Barry Hyde
Mickey Simdnton Cleveland Jackson
Robert Si. bird Rodney Jaehn
Ray mo.,.! Strong Crayton Jones
Greg V «css Larry Jordan
Hansel Kane
Jl 3RS Alvin Lee
Aaron Mitchell
Paul Pearson
Eric And', . son Fred Pryor
Wesley Austin Randy Rizo
Bennie Baucham Doug Smith
Danny Budak Greg Spencer
Clyde Burgan Russ Strecker
Mike C;<. arretta Pokey Thomas
Les Trapps
Ollie Turpin
Sao Vaefaga
Mark Vargas
Henry Vereen
Alphonso Williams
SOPHOMORES
Ira Carter
Pat Cason
Skip Cullen
Mike Evans
Gary Eversole
Ron Fletcher
Dean Friedli
James Gaetano
Wally Gross
Danny Jones
Carlton Kelly
Bob Lowry
Mark Novosel
Dennis Opsal
Jordan Phee
Bob Rather
Doug Peterson
Tony Rodriques
Craig Silverman
Sam Trio
Courtney Watt
Tony Williams
FRESHMEN
Norm Bittner
Derek Brandon
Robert Cobb
Ray Grouse
Larry Gentry
Sam Green
Charles Jarvis
Eric Lee
Mike Lindsey
Joe Maher
Bill Nixon
Norman Scott
Ed Oscar
rt Plunkett
(Jeorge Sherwood
Jimmy Simmons
Allan Tomlinson
Football Coach Tony Knap has been involved in several
exciting games. One of the most exciting games came
in the season opener as the Rebels pulled out a 15-13
victory over the University of Montana with 27 seconds
left in the game. The victory was set up by several
big plays and was capped by a 28 yard field goal by Jim
Gaetano and gave the Rebels their season opening win.
The Rebels won their second game of the season with a
35-28 victory over the Troy State Trojans. After the Rebels
had a 21-7 halftime lead, Troy State came within one point.
UNLY came back to win 35-28.
UNLV Football coach Tony Knap made his first visit
back to Boise, Idaho and was handed a 45-14 loss by
his former players. UNLV was never in the game this
week after falling behind 21-0 early in the second quarter.
But the Rebs did pull to within seven before halftime
and that was the closest they ever got. The Rebels
only two touchdowns came on a one-yard scoring run
by Brett Davis and the second by Henry Vereen with
Jim Gaetano kicking both PAT's.
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UNLV exploded for 59 points and 585 yards in
total offence to hand Western Illinois a 59-29 loss
in game five of the 1977 season. Quarterbacks Greg
Van Ness and Carlton Kelly led the UNLV offence
with 347 yeards and four touchdowns. Van Ness
completed 10 of 16 passes for 74 yards and one
touchdown while the 32 year-old sophomore Kelly
was a perfect seven for 194 yards and one touchdown.
UNLV got back on the winning track when it upset eighth-ranked
Northern Arizona University 20-16 where the Rebels have only lost
once in three years. The winning touchdown came in the fourth
quarter when Henry "Varoom" Vereen caught an 87-yard pass to
move UNLV out in front 20-13.
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games with a 26-13 victory over Weber State. Raymond Strong led the Rebel attack
with 239 yards in 23 carries and scored two of the Rebels touchdowns.
UNLV stayed close to the San Diego State Aztec for three quarters
of the game until a two touchdown outburst sealed a 31-7
San Diego victory. With the Rebels trailing 17-7 and 48 seconds
left in the game, San Diego scored two touchdowns to put the
game out of reach for UNLV.
Sao Vaefaga blocked a 43 yard field goal by Cal
State, Fullerton with 25 seconds left in the game to
give UNLV a thrilling 24-21 victory over the Titans.
A 38 yard field goal had been nullified moments
earlier when Fullerton was guilty of an illegal procedure.
The Rebels had raced out to a 21-7 lead at
halftime, but costly errors by UNLV moved Fullerton
into a tie. Jim Gaetano won the game for
UNLV with a 27 yard field goal.
UNLV's football team upped its record to 7-2 with a
victory over the University of Idaho. The Rebels set
several school records and tied several others in the
victory over Idaho. Rebel's QB Greg Van Ness set new
records for most completions and passing yardage. He
also set a record for individual offense with 404 yards
and still another with four touchdowns in a game by an
individual.
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UNLV raised its season record to 8-2 and prepared for state
rival, the University of Nevada, Reno by defeating the University
of North Dakota 38-14 in the 14th annual homecoming
game. The victory was the Rebel's 16th straight at home
and 33rd in 34 games since 1973. They compiled 375 yards
rushing with Raymond Strong leading all rushers with 110
yards. Strong was one of 11 seniors honored at the homecoming
game. Brian Cobb had 65 yards in eight carries and QB
Greg Van Ness had 60 yard on seven carries and scored three
touchdowns. The win by the Rebels also tied the series between
the two schools at 1-1-1.
UNLV showed who was number one in the state of Nevada
when it defeated state rival, the University of Nevada, Reno
29-12 in the ninth annual Silver Bowl game. The Rebels upped
the series lead between the two schools to 6-3 with the
win.
TEAM STATISTICS 1978
TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP
First Downs Rushing 117 109
First Downs Passing 125 81
First Downs Penalty 15 19
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 257 209
Time Carried Ball 496 521
Yard:; Gained Rushing 2570 2402
Yards ost Rushing
ishing
338
23
318
TD's
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NET \RDS RUSHING 2232 2084
RUSH MG AVERAGE 202.8 189.5
Pass., attempted 375 293
Pas. ompleted 177 126
Pass; ad Intercepted 17 12
Corr:..' on Percentage .472 .430
TD sing 17 16
NE" RDS PASSING 2759 2026
PA; , : G AVERAGE 250.1 184.2
Tot ays 871 814
TOTA OFFENSE 4991 4110
TOT OFFENSE AVERAGE 453.7 373.6
Times unted 57 68
Yards Punted 2339 2649
Punts ad Blocked 1 0
Put Average 41.0 39.0
34 27
Fumbles Lost 16 14
Penal 96 64
Yard;, Penalized 922 630
TD Fumble Recovery 0 0
TD's Pass Interception 0 0
'Safer 0 A 0
TOT L TOUCHDOWNS 40 33
PAT shing 0/1 0/1
PAT 1 sing 0/0 3/3
PA eked 36/39 24/29
.Field :als ' 8/16 5/18
TOT/, POINTS 300 243
«£CO'r G AVERAGE 27.3 22.1
K FF RET. NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Vereen 22 449 20.4 0 31
Spencer 2 46 23.0 0 27
Strong 2 45 22.5 0 29
Jackson 2 10 5.0 0 10
Cavaretta 1 20 20.0 0 20
Maikai 1 4 4.0 0 4
SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 T
UNLV 63 106 59 72 300
OPPONENTS 56 59 55 73 243
PASSING PA PC PI PCT YDS TD LONG
Van Ness 251 132 12 .486 1736 10 63
Kelley 120 54 5 .450 1015 7 87
Oscar 3 1 0 .000 8 0 8
Gentry 1 0 0 .00 0 0 t-
SCORING TD PAT:K R FG T
Gaetano 0 36/37 8/14 60
Van Ness 9 54
Strong 7 42
Vereen 7 42
Harrii 6 36
Davis 2 12
Kelley . 2 12
Moore 2 12
Ellis 1 6
P Cobb 1 6
Graves 1 6
PUNTING NO YDS AVE LONG
Gortz 55 2311 42.0 57
Van Ness 1 12 12.0 12
TEAM 1 16 16.0 16
PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Vereen 12 82 6.8 0 32
Mitchell 9 52 5.8 0 11
Baucham 4 6 1.5 0 7
Gray 1 26 26.0 0 26
RUSHING TCB NYG AVE TD LONG
Strong 143 843 5.9 6 80
B. Cobb 73 318 4.4 0 33
Ellis 39 208 5.3 0 31
Moore 43 185 4.3 2 15
Davis 40 182 4.6 2 13
Van Ness 95 174 1.8 9 29
Vereen 12 162 13.5 2 31
Simmons 21 82 3.9 0 11
Gentry 2 39 19.5 0 37
Duckworth 4 26 6.5 0 10
Brown 1 11 11.0 0 11
R. Cobb 1 4 4.0 0 4
Gray 1 3 0 0
Kelley 20 -5 2 17
not too bad.
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REBEL SOCCER
FIRST ROW (L-R): Ball boy Key Sotelo, Kelly Forget, Bleda Atilla, Paul Muuss, Paul Parrish, Charlie Bloom, Ball boy Jeff Kepper.
SECOND ROW: Ball boy Rick Doolin, Dave Cohen, Dean Dunseath, Alan Gaddy, Barry Forget, Glen Newbry, John Romero.
THIRD ROW: Alejandro Villena, Mike Sierra, Dan Etzel, Dave Montoya, John McDermott. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Vince
Hart, Don Briare, Murray Peterson, Bill Braire, Ralph Lehitinen, Assistant Coach Roy Sparks.
UNLV 21 GAME STATISTICS
GAMES GOALS ASSISTS GAMES GOALS ASSISTS
Barry Forget SR 20 0 2 Dan Etzel JR 20 5 3
Ralph Lehtinen FR 19 0 1 Paul Parrish SO 16 1 2
Charlie Bloom SR 15 1 1 Kelly Forget FR 21 1 6
Murray Peterson SO 13 1 0 Alan Gaddy SO 20 0 1
Glen Newbry FR 21 4 1 Don Briare FR 6 0 0
Bleda Atilla JR 19 7 5 Mike Sierra FR 21 4 1
Bill Briare SR 10 2 0 Dean Dunseath FR 10 2 0
Dave Cohen FR 13 15 2
John McDermott SO 21 9 6 GOALKEEPERS GAMES GOALS AGAINST SO
John Romero SO 20 1 3 Paul Muuss SO 19 25 8
Dave Montoya SO 21 1 0 Ralph Lehtinen FR 2 5 0
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UNLV's soccer team completed one of it's most successful
season's ever after compiling a 14-6-1 record. The highlights
of the 1977 season were the two tournament victories. The
Rebels won the Viking Classic in Fresno, California, and the
Brigham Young University tournament. In league action, the
Rebels lost three games in the Southern California Interollegiate
Soccer Association and finished in the bottom half
< f the standings. The leading scorer for the Rebles was freshlan
Dave Cohen with 15 goals. Behind him came Bleda Atilla
'ith seven goals. Only two players are graduating, with the
ulk of the players returning.
Dave Cohen
Leading Scorer
WREBEL WRESTLING
FIRST ROW (L-R): John Everett, Pete Durazo, Mark Tomlinson, Dave Pearce, Carl Blalark. SECOND
ROW: Ted Law, Larry Buckner, John Padilla, Bob Clements, Bob Northridge, Tyrone Rose, Assistant
Coach Jay Kuritzky. THIRD ROW: Mike Garcia, Howard Frintner, Rich Swan, Tim Billingsly, John
Washington, Don Barrios. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Dennis Finfrock, Assistant Coach Jim Duschen,
Anthony Salazar, Brad Stohr, Mark Forister, Assistant Coach Bill Murdock, Trainer Sonny LeJeune.
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UNLV MEN'S TRACK
FIRST ROW (L-R): Joel Coombs, Craig Silverman, Mike Curry, Dennis Baldwin and Victor Trapps.
SECOND ROW: Head Coach A1 McDaniels, Chip Gellner, Fred Reagan, Steve Harrel, Tim Herron and
Assistant Coach Thurbin Warwick.
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FIRST ROW (L-R): Steve Burgess, Willard Govain, Matt Porter, Tony Smith, Mike Milke, Gerald
Sims, Jack Porter, Brett Bales, Student Manager Larry Chin. SECOND ROW: Head Coach
Jerry Tarkanian, Assistant Coach George McQuarn, Reggie Theus, Jackie Robinson, Manuel
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Johnson, Brett Vromen, Eddie McLeod, Earl Evans, Sam Copeland, Assistant Coach Odis Allison
and Assistant Coach Ralph Readout.
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UNLV WOMEN'S TENNIS
FIRST ROW (L-R) Sandy Tsumas, Terri Corrado, Debby Dickinson. SECOND ROW: Janice Reardon,
Coach Val Pate, Aliya Ibrahim, Stephanie Gilbertson, and Marie Ravenholt.
UNLV MEN'S TENNIS
FIRST ROW (L-R): Kyle Wolf, Jerry Berg, Bruce Stubbs, John Basil. SECOND ROW: Coach Fred Albrecht,
Greg Menster, Murray Peterson, George Morrissey, Alex Silva, and Tony Guorsky.
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ROW: Trainer Fran Mendoza, Assistant Coach Donna Wick, Cynthia Mangrum, Anita Carter, Sheila Powell, Linda Crockrom,
Jane Fincher, Diane Fuller, Chris Skinner, Kelly Ethier, and Flead Coach Dan Ayala.
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FIRST ROW (L-R): Sue Sapper, Donna Miller, Esther Smith, June Bongirno, Linda Ash, Kathleen Doyle
and Debra Thomas. SECOND ROW: Joyce Bridges, Lanessa Jones, Leslie Freeman, Dolores Lee Render,
Cecilia Branch, Ann Crump, Beverly Turner and Assistant Coach Bonnie Rannald. THIRD ROW: Emma
Jean Major, Jacky Steverson,|Nedra Washington, Robin Tanner, Head Coach A1 McDaniels and Assistant
Coach Thurbin Warwick.
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CATCHING CORPS
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OUTFIELD STAFF
FIRST ROW (L-R): Joe Gemma, Warren Bernard, Mike Slavenski. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Dave
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UNLV SWIMMING
FIRST ROW ( L - R ) : Michael Coombs, R i c k Shumaker, B i l l Maxwell. Dave R o b e r t . SECOND ROW: Tim
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EDITOR'S PAGE
Well, This yearbook is finally finished. A lot of
people, like myself, felt this book might not of been
published. Here it is.
If it wasn't for the handful of people like those
in the Information Office, the Yell, and CSUN -
as well as the support from my brothers in Alpha
Tau Omega - this book would of had no chance
at all.
Oh, if you noticed, the series over to the right is
a pictorial illustration of how it is coming into
office here for the first time.
Actually, CSUN has their yearbook back again
and I'm really quite proud to have had the opportunity
to work as its editor.
Thank you Mrs. Marshall
Graduates—
Congratulations,
Really.
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