Epilogue: Nevada Southern University Yearbook, 1963

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CPIIQQUE
ART EDITOR.-.DIANE RENCHLER
COPY EDITOR...MARILYN SPARNIK
LAYOUT EDITOR...DOUG DUCPIN
BUSINESS MANAGER-RON TRAVIS
NEVADA SOUTHERN
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we stay, and wonder, until the time is right.
or we become as the leaves fallen from their
towers, scattered, tumbled, too soon made
weary by the demands of impulse.
up in the air, on tree branches, they seem
guileless...naive...unfree. are we not as
they'? watching for high windows,- leaning;
whispering to the forces of a world of all
motion, "come for me "
"ISBiEoc Contents
DEDICATION 10
ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY..... 14
FALL 46
WINTER 40
SPRING 118
STUDENTS 138
ADVERTISEMENTS 176
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Leaves. What w i l l they be?
Accumulating fragments she has given out o f hope; words she remembered and shared.
Where w i l l you look? Toward t h e wind t h a t c a r r i e s dust and white dust? Or tempted by her patience, see
fragments bend out o f t h e p a s t and look t o them?
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dedication
Dr. Sigrid Moe i s b e s t known f o r her enthusiasms:
l i t e r a t u r e , music, and t h e associated
a r t s . An inspiration t o her s t u d
e n t s , fellow faculty members and community,
she gives and receives i n t h e
same s p i r i t , one o f constant energy and
a c t i v i t y .
Reading poetry t o students o f l i t e r a t u r e ;
c h a m p i o n i n g t h e r e b e l l i o u s , c r e a t i v e
voices o f another time: Thomas Paine,
Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson; stimulating
i n t e r e s t i n language f o r i t s own sake;
Sigrid Moe represents high i d e a l s i n educ
a t i o n .

William D. Carlson
DEAN OF NEVADA SOUTHERN
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Coordinators, organizers, directors, advisors — authority,
influence, guidance — dispersing of the
winds, raking of the leaves. A system must have
its core — a sturdy, able, and dependable one to
operate beneficially. Such is ours.
Daniel R. McLaughlin
ASSISTANT DEAN
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CHARLES J. ARMSTRONG
President
University of Nevada
STATE AND UNIVERSITY LEADERS
GRANT SAWYER
Governor
State of Nevada
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board of regents
From left to right: Mr. Grant White; Boulder City, Nevada,
From left to right: Mr. Grant Davis, Fallon, Nevada; Dr.
Juanita White, Boulder City, Nevada; Dr. Fred Anderson,
Reno, Nevada; Mr. Harold Jacobsen, Carson City, Nevada;
Miss Alice Terry, Board of Regents Secretary; Mr. Archie
Grant, Las Vegas, Nevada; Dr. Charles J. Armstrong, President
of the University; Mr. Raymond Germain, Las Vegas,
Nevada; Mrs. Molly Magee, Austin, Nevada; Dr. Louis Lombardi,
Reno, Nevada; Mr. Proctor Hug, Jr., Reno, Nevada.
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ADMINISTRATORS
An integral part — necessary to the maintenance
of order.
Deputy Registrar
Muriel Parks
Administrative Asst.
Pat Fellman
Asst. to the Business Manager
Herman Westfall
Admissions Secretary
Rowena Mitchell
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Equated with efficiency — personification
of accuracy.
Sr. Clerk Typist
Vonne Stout
Sr. Clerk Typist
Laurie May
Sr. Clerk Typist
Emeline Hull
Sr. Clerk Typist
Evelyn Jackson
TYPISTS
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Winds. Leaves. Coordination is mandatory
in all systems.
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Lee Duarte
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Polly Strom
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Vera Langston
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Marva Grigora
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Dee Dee Pinklman
Sr. Clerk Steno.
Margaret White
STENOGRAPHERS
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Whirling, dancing — the leaves are untouched
but directed by tangible forces.
TECHNICIANS
Audio-Visual Technician Laboratory Technician
Gordon Lane Harry Hop
Asst. Laboratory Technician
Frank Jakubowski
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A vacant hall. New incohate. Yet, when
filled with written knowledge, a brilliant
embodiment of a vital necessity; sustenance
to the awakening mind.
Emptiness. Uselessness. Here, it is all too
glaring — meaningless — giving nothing,
but perhaps the thought of that which is
to come. Wait. Transition.
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LIBRARY
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Library Technician
Catherine Boyer
Catalogue Librarian
Billie Mae Poison
LIBRARY STAFF
Ftead Librarian
Jerry Dye
Accepting those earnest, indifferent,
searching, confident; directing them;
whipping them into feverish accomplishment
— or uselessness.
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A s s t . C a t a l o g u e r
A l i c e Brown
Reference a n d Documents L i b r a r i a n
Mary F i t z g e r a l d
Order L i b r a r i a n
Pamela DuBuc
L i b r a r y T e c h n i c i a n
Gordon Murphy
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F e v e r i s h accomplishment.
S t u d e n t F i e l p e r
S h a r r o n Mashburn
S t u d e n t H e l p e r
Johanna Schaming
S t u d e n t H e l p e r
Charlene Evans
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The myriad shapes of a University converge, each
with its own concept to disclose, each with a part
of the vast resource which is organized knowledge
kept within its walls. With every new building,
the face of the University becomes discernable;
its features become sharp, distinct.
General Maintenance Mechanic
Charlie Munfrada
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
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Custodian
John Leyva
Custodian
David Ennis
Custodian Foreman
Kenneth Meeker
General Maintenance Mechanic
Earl Perry
General Maintenance Mechanic
H. L. Juergens
Custodian
George Karpie
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Leaves scattering, straying — gathered
only to be scattered once more, but in a
more directed course.
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Student Asst. Counselor
Anne ScritchfieId
Student Asst. Counselor
Mary Barbones
Nel E. Jeffers
Counselor
B.S., Univ. of Houston;
M.A., Univ. of Houston
Robert E. Kittredge
Asst. Prof, and
Counselor;
B.A., Albany State Univ.;
M.A., Michigan State
Univ.; Ph.D., Michigan
State Univ.
COUNSELORS
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EDUCATION
Herbert A. Derfelt
Assoc. Prof., B.S., Kansas State
Teachers College;
D.Ed., Univ. of Arkansas
Director of Special Programs
Holbert
Assoc. Prof., B.S., Indiana Univ.;
M.S., Indiana Univ.;
Ph.D., State Univ. of Iowa
Examine a leaf. Sensitive skeletal veins
give it form and meaning. The curious
mind seeks and finds. . .
P. YllStO
Prof., A.B., Northern
Michigan College;
M.A., State Univ. of Iowa;
Pilambda Theta, Univ. of Iowa
Floyd Scritchfield
Assoc. Prof., A.B., Washburn
College; M.A., Univ. of Kansas;
Ph.D., Univ. of Kansas
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Carl Smith
Lecturer in Bus. Adm.
Order. Discipline. Efficiency in growth.
The anomalous leaf: awakening, becoming.
Maurice de Young
Asst. Prof., Chairman, Div. of
Bus. Adm.; B.C.S., Tulane Univ.;
A.M., Tulane Univ.;
Ph.D., Univ. of Florida
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Andre Simmons
Asst. Prof., B.Sc., Univ. of
London; M.A., Michigan State
Univ.; Ph.D., Univ. of London
Peter S. Miller
Asst. Prof., Bus. Adm.
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Beverly J. Funk
Instructor in Office Adm.;
B.A., Idaho State College
Victor O. Fischer
Lecturer, B.S., Rutgers Univ.;
Certified Public Accountant,
Nevada
John Foley
Lecturer in Bus. Adm.;
B.A., Univ. of Nevada;
LL.B., Georgetown Univ.
Efficiency.
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James R. Dickinson
Assoc. Prof, of English,
B.A.E., Univ. of Florida;
Ph.D., Stanford Univ.
First full time teacher at
Nevada Southern
In the midst of the day, finding pleasure in its own
form, the tree unites with the sun. A rare, lovely
thing it is. And to those who would discover the
meaning of creative union, what new worlds
come into being!
Allan O. Mclntyre
B.A., Univ. of Texas;
M.A., Univ. of Texas
Felicia Florine
Instructor in English;
Advisor to the Yearbook
HUMANITIES
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Paul C. Flarris, Jr.
Asst. Prof, of English and Speech,
Director of Nevada Southern Little Theatre
B.A., Univ. of Colorado;
M.A., Stanford Univ.;
Ph.D., Stanford Univ.
Jerry L. Crawford
Instructor of English and Speech;
B.F.A., Drake Univ.;
M.A., Stanford Univ.
Doctorate work, Iowa State Univ.
L. L. Brink
Prof, of English and Speech,
Director of Dramatics,
B.S., Univ. of Minnesota
M.A., Univ. of Minnesota;
Ph.D., Univ. of Minnesota
Charles L. Adams
Asst. Prof, of English;
B.A., Michigan State Univ.;
M.A., Univ. of Illinois
Ph.D., Univ. of Oregon
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Lee Pivornick
B.A., Montclair State Teachers
College; M.A., AAontclair State
Teachers College
Mary Coleman Bordeaux
Lecturer in Foreign Languages;
A.B., Transylvania College;
M.A., Univ. of Illinois
Diplome, Sorbonne, Univ. of
Paris; National Secretary,
Alpha Zeta Pi 1925-1927
Peter L. Meyer
Asst. Prof, of Art;
B.A., BYU; M.A., Univ. of Utah
Sigrid Moe
Asst. Prof, of English;
B.A., St. Olaf College;
M.A., Univ. of Chicago;
Ph.D., New York Univ.
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Mary Cady Johnson
Lecturer in Art;
B.F.A., Univ. of Illinois;
B.F.A., Art Institute of Chicago;
M.F.A., Art Institute of Chicago
Howard R. Chase
Lecturer in Music;
B.M., Univ. of Michigan;
M.M., Univ. of Michigan;
Ph.D., Univ. of Michigan
Sidney Saltzman
Lecturer in Philosophy;
B.A., New York Univ.;
M.A., Brooklyn College
Those who would discover the meaning of creative union.
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Bursting energy.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
ii wmmm
The brown leaves rush together
like awakened animals. They attack!
They become a unit of energy
realizing itself. How life
cries out in them!
Michael Drakulich
Asst. Prof.; Dir. of Athletics;
B.A., Univ. of Nevada;
M.Ed., Univ. of Nevada
Alice Mason
Instructor, B.S., Tuft's University;
M.S., Colorado Univ.
Eddie J. Gregory
Asst. Prof., B.S., Pepperdine;
M.S., Univ. of Southern California
MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE
Malcolm Graham
Assoc. Prof, of Math;
B.S., New Jersey State College;
M.S., Univ. of Mass.;
Ed.D., Columbia Univ.
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William J. Knight
Instructor in Math
Shapes of things to come. The solid, bold,
bursting triumphs of the mind creating
out of dreams; why not a stronger leaf —
a better, more perfect leaf?
Chester L. Landaker
Lecturer in Math;
B.S., U.S. Military Academy;
C. E., Cornell;
M.S., Purdue
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Michel Nicola
Instructor in Physics
Duncan W. Cleaves
Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry;
Sc.B., Brown Univ.;
Ph.D., Univ. of Kansas
Robert B. Smith
Asst. Prof, of Chemistry;
B.S., Wheaton College;
Ph.D., Univ. of California
Creating out of dreams.
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William L. Haskell
Instructor in Biology
Nelson N. Williams
Instructor in Biology;
B.Sc., Ohio State;
M.Sc., Ohio State;
Ph.D., Ohio State
James E. Deacon
Asst. Prof, of Biology;
B.S., Midwestern Univ.;
Ph.D., Univ. of Kansas
Herbert Clayton Wells
Asst. Prof, of Engineering Sci
A.A., Pasadena City College;
B.A., University of California;
M.S., University of California
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SOCIAL SCIENCES
The leaves turn their faces to the wind,
then away. Relenting(?) daunted(?) defeated(?)
Unheeding, the determined
winds take hold; guide.
Charles Frazier, Jr.
Asst. Prof, of History;
B.A., Univ. of Tennessee;
M.A., New York Univ.;
Ph.D., Univ. of Texas
Charles Sheldon
Instructor in Political Sci.
John S. Wright
Chairman of Social Sciences;
Prof, of History and Political Sci.;
A.B., Univ. of Illinois;
M.A., Univ. of Illinois;
Chicago
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Jay W. Jeffers
Lecturer in Geography;
B.A., Univ. of Utah;
M.S., Univ. of Utah
William F. Burns
Instructor in Political Sci.;
A.B., Allegheny College;
Western Reserve Univ.,
Cleveland; PhD. Candidate,
University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia
Eugene Beisner
Instructor in Political Science
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Harry F. Hess
Lecturer in Psychology;
B.A., Univ. of Nevada;
M.A., Univ. of Colorado;
Ph.D., Univ. of Colorado
Irving Katz
Asst. Prof, of Psychology;
B.A., Michigan State Univ.;
M.S., Pennsylvania State Univ.;
Ph.D., Michigan State Univ.
Jacob S. Orleans
Prof, of Psychology;
B.S., City College of New York;
M.A., Columbia Univ.;
Ph.D., Columbia Univ.
The leaves heed the wind ~
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are given direction
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hear them dashing as leaves will,
adrift in chance.
were wavering, dogmatic, ineffectual.
joined in common pursuits theg move in symmetry.
RAY RAWSON
President
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RON STEVENSON
Vice President
JANE SINE
Secretary
ADA LYNN TRESSLER
Treasurer
LOA ALLEN
Historian
CSNS officers displayed competence,
readiness to assume responsibilities,
provided the leadership
necessary for organization
and advancement.
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senate
JOANNE FAVARO
Upperclass Senator
RON STEVENSON
President
STEVE RIMEL
Upperclass Senator
IRIS FIELDS
Freshman Senator
BILL DALEY
Sophomore Senator
CLIFF FIELDS
Sophomore Senator
LARRY KIFER
Freshman Senator
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BOARD OF CONTROL
LtoR: B i l l D a l e y , Ray Rawson,
Ada Lynn T e s s l e r , L o u i s Sonerholm.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
LtoR: B i l l D a l e y , Dan P o r t e r ,
Bob P a r d i n i , Ray Rawson, J a n e
S i n e , Connie K e n t .
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Connie Kent
committees
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JUDICIAL COMMITTEE
P h i l E a r l
UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE
Row 1 : LtoR: B i n n i e S y d e , P h y l i s S i e g e l .
Row 2 : B i l l D a l e y , P h i l E a r l , Alan K i l e n .
NEWS COMMITTEE
L t o R : George B u b n i s , R o b e r t P a r d i n i .
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aws
The membership of Associated
Women Students is open to all
matriculated women students of
Nevada Southern. It is a service
organization sponsoring teas and
dances throughout the year.
SUE CLARK
President
OFFICERS — L to R: Sue Clark, President; Nancy Smith, Vice-
President; Georgia Stewart, Secretary; Lorna Thacke, Treasurer.
L to R: Mary Lou Savage, Kay Monson, Johanna Schaming, Lorna Thacke, Jackie Womble,
Sharon Mashburn, Becky Brown, Sue Clark.
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aws women of the ojear
JANE SINE
LORNA THACKE
KAY MONSON
For their outstanding contributions
to the university, these
women have been designated by
the AWS as Women of the Year.
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epilogue
KATHY HOLLAND
First Semester Editor, Second Semester Co-editor
Through cooperative efforts have these pages evolved.
Random thoughts assiduously collected, related, refined .. .
Metamorphosis ...
Words, pictures, motives: Shaped.
RON TRAVIS
Business Manager, Second Semester Co-editor
MARILYN SHARNIK DIANE RENCHLER DOUG DUCHIN
Copy Editor Art Editor Layout Editor
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JUDY WILDEN
Organizations Editor
FELICIA CAMPBELL
Advisor
PETER MEYER
Advisor
SUE CLARK
Activities Coordinator
LORNA THACKE
Index Editor
TOM MARTIN
Sports Editor
JACKIE WOMBLE
Administrative Assistance
VICKIE SILVER, ERNESTINE ELMS
Class Editors
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Bob Pardini
Editor
Jay Tell
Editor
Mary Lou Savage
Editor
Sheri McDonald
Editor
rebel (jell
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GINGER CAVANAUGH
B u s i n e s s Manager
MIKE BARRY
C o l u m n i s t
JOE GRAZIANNO
News E d i t o r
TOM HRIBAR
B u s i n e s s Manager
MIKE GORDON
P h o t o g r a p h e r
WENDELL JOHNSON
A s s i s t a n t E d i t o r
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newman club
Bob Pardini
Secretary-Treasurer
Father Caviglia
Advisor
Ed Bazar Leonard Yelinek
Vice-President President
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Left to Right: Sylvia Karas, Janet Horden, Mary Lou Savage, Linda Muszio, Joanne Favero,
Donna Devoe, Don Dejenski, Ed Bazar, Bob Kremenek, Sherry McDaniel, Leonard Yelinek.
The Newman Club, a student Catholic organization, regularly attends mass and
other religious services.
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The Newman Club sponsors religious, community and social activities throughout
the year. deseret dub
The Deseret Club, an organization
for LDS students at NSU, sponsors
social, religious, and academic
functions.
ROW 1: L to R: Flora Foote, Diane
Renchler, Tanya Butler, Lorna Thacke,
Judy Wilden. ROW 2: Kay Barton,
John Fierbert, Georgia Stewart.
ROW 1: L to R: Diane Renchler, Secretary;
Lorna Thacke, Treasurer; Flora
Foote, President; Judy Wilden, Vice-
President. ROW 2: John Fierbert,
Party Chairman; Georgia Stewart, Historian.
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psychology club
u?WuV L/°R: Anne Scritchfield< Dan Porter, Alan Kilen. ROW 2: Jackie
^er ROW 3 9N S ^ Sam M^°lies ber. ROW 3: Nel Jeffers, Emily Keon, Will Williams, Mary 'B arbone. BThe
Psychology club has a continuing program
of regular meetings and lectures by
prominent workers in the field of psychology.
This year the club has actively
participated in the community's mental
health program. Members found the various
activities interesting and enlightening.
Jlm Ph""p•'Pr,,iden"«•*»*'•
university singers
ROW 1: L to R: Donna Fisher, Kay Monson, Flora Foote, Anne Scritchfield, Sunny Tritsch, Susie Brown. ROW 2: Georgia Stewart, Linda
Rowe, Lorna Thacke, John Kenne, Kay Barton, Mary Lou Savage. ROW 3: Tom Cooper, Dave Kappler, Ed Bazar, Bob Pardini, Brody Graves.
Paulette Huber, President
The University Singers' production
of "Trial by Jury", under the direction
of Dr. Chase, was presented
in the Spring semester and
represented the combined effort
of talented students and competent
direction.
Dr. Chase, Advisor
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tjoung democrats
Members of the Young Democrats are given the opportunity to express
their ideas during group discussions and organized debates.
ROW 1: L to R: Judy Plant, Secretary; Binnie Syde, President; Jay Tell,
Representative to I.O.C. ROW 2: Mr. Sheldon, Advisor; Bob Pardini,
Sergeant at Arms; Doug Crosby, Vice-President; Dick Horwitz, Treasurer.
Throughout the state and nation, Young
Democrat Clubs provide members with
an opportunity to develop their political
ideas, become acquainted with candidates
for local, state, and national offices,
and develop beneficial social
contacts.
ROW 1: L to R: Judy Warwick, Patricia Barber, Pam Debuc. ROW 2: Charlene Evans, Cheryl
Evans, Mary Raduzine, Donna Stritof.
Organization for the purposes of friendship, education
and cultural development, and service, Sigma
Theta Chi is NSU's newest sorority.
sigma theta chi
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sigma gamma
A s o c i a l a n d e d u c a t i o n a l
f r a t e r n i t y , Sigma Gamma
s t r e s s e s h i g h s c h o l a s t i c
g o a l s a n d f e l l o w s h i p .
Ron Hamilton
S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r
Frank J o y
H i s t o r i a n
George Hoover
P r e s i d e n t
Dick E b e l t o f f
V i c e - P r e s i d e n t
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Gary Dokter
C l i f f F i e l d s
Ronald Stephenson
Hank N o l t i
Leonard Y e l n i c k
Ned Bearden
The life of a Frat man is, in a
social sense, highly diversified.
From this smattering of candid
shots can be seen examples of
such diversity: they gather for
luncheon, they practice modern
dance, they drink, they drink, and
of course they drink. Of course.
Ada Lynn Tessler
Corresponding Secretary
Kay Cleland
Recording Secretary
Treasurer
Kay Monson
Historian
Binnie Syde
Rush and Social Chairman
Suzie Brown
President
Maroline Davis
Vice-President
The first sorority to be organized
on the NSU campus,
Nu Sigma Upsilon is an independent
organization for
young women of outstanding
character. Its purpose is
threefold including social
service, academic participation,
and scholastic achievement.
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Iris Fields
Linda Rowe
Cynthia Schultz
Sunny Tritsch
Shirley Allen
Gail Gouldsmith
Diane Rench er
To become an active in Nu Sigma Upsilon, a pledge
must endure hardship, suffer the pangs and harrows
of egregious misfortune, and CRAWL. Endure
they did and actives they became.
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pep com mission
The main function of the Pep Commission
is to promote interest and participation
in school activities. Highlighting its activities
was the Pajama Rally on Fremont
Street. The enthusiastic spirit of this year's
commission greatly increased student attendance
at games and other social events.
GARY DOKTER
GEORGE BUBNIS
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An integral part of the Pep Commission is the
Cheerleaders. ROW 1: L to R: Judy Plant, Suzie
Brown, Head Cheerleader. ROW 2: Diane Hess,
Shirley Allen, Kay Cleland. These five vibrant personalities
sparked school spirit at the games.
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PETER MYER
Advisor
The Art Guild is composed of students interested
in expanding their individual concepts of both
modern and classical art. Newly organized on the
NSU campus, the Guild attracts energetic and
creative people and is anticipating growth in membership
and productivity.
GLEN ALDRED
President
art guild
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4: Larry Chernoff, Riley Stice. ROW 5: Glen Allred, Debbie
Lichter, Mr. Peter Myer (advisor).
ROW 1: L to R: Nancy Jence, Lorna Garside. ROW 2: David Millstein,
Elaine McAdams, Benny Hoffman, Diane Renchler. ROW
3: Richard Dunn, Ernie Ohlson, Kay Cleland, Dick Eval. ROW
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MR.
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MAIDEN NAME
PHONE NO. UNIVERSITY ADDRESS RES. COLLEGE CLASS
Insert name of your
Adviser
REGISTRAR
Major
Course Date..
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Nonresident tuition . . . 150.00
Consolidated 100.00
Gen. Deposit 10.00
Accident Ins
Late Fee
I n a word, d e v a s t a t i n g ; r e d t a p e d e f i n e d !
But a necessary experience if one i s t o
become a s t u d e n t . I t i s w e l l t o b e l i e v e i n
e f f i c i e n c y and u l t i m a t e goodness o f IBM
and company. Onward!
Insert name of your
Adviser
3. DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
USE INK PRINT PLAINLY
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Course Date
Name of Course Insert Name of Your Instructor
Military
Insert Name of Your Instructor
Dept. Instructor's
Signature
registration
Jimmy Cook's j a z z i n t e r p r e t a t i o n o f West Side Story was
p r o g r e s s i v e , impressive, and well-received by t h e NSU
j a z z f a n s who gathered t o enjoy t h e f a l l assembly.
Halloween dance
What b e t t e r occasion f o r a dance than
t h i s ? Monsters macabre, lovely l a d i e s ,
and two ingenious beer cans a r e pictured
here i n various a r t i s t i c poses—bizarre and
impatient f o r t h e coming o f midnight.
Ichabod Crane l e f t e a r l y .
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university days
T r a d i t i o n s t r e n g t h e n s . R i t u a l becomes framework,
s o l i d , r e a l . T r a d i t i o n binds concept t o r e a l i t y .
The b o n f i r e , s e t b l a z i n g i n t h e e a r l y morning a s a n
i n v i t a t i o n f o r c l a s s s t r u g g l e . The beauteous queens
r e i g n i n g over and above pandemonium and a muds
p l a t t e r e d tug-o-war. The conglomerate i t s e l f :
t i r e s , e g g s , newspapers, chaos; somewhere: s t u d
e n t s .
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MARY LOU SAVAGE
UNIVERSITY DAY QUEEN
JEAN CHAMBERS
Attendant
JUDY WILDEN
Attendant
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fall placj - the chalk garden
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P l a n t s , p l a t i t u d e s and p o l t e r g e i s t s . And i n t o t h i s
s t r a n g e world o f t h e imaginings o f childhood and
old-age comes Miss Madrigal, t h e mysterious gove
r n e s s who may o r may n o t b e a murderess a s
w e l l .
CAST LIST
Dixie Buhecker F i r s t Applicant
Cheryl Evans Second Applicant
Richard Perozzi Maitland
Linda McQuade Miss Madrigal
Lee Strange Laurel
Marilyn Sharnik Mrs. S t . Maughm
Mary Lou Savage Nurse
Susan Sharoff O l i v i a
Alan Van Vorst Judge
PAUL HARRIS
D i r e c t o r
BRODY GRAVES, BOB FLOWERS
Stage crew.
PENNI PRAIG
Costume m i s t r e s s .
As p a r t o f i t s c u l t u r a l o b l i g a t i o n ,
t h e u n i v e r s i t y i s a n o u t l e t f o r c r e a
t i v e e x p r e s s i o n . Modern a r t , a s
w e l l a s c l a s s i c a l , i s assembled f o r
consumption and comment i n a
new a r t g a l l e r y a t NSU.
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Board o f D i r e c t o r s f o r t h e A r t G a l l e r y .
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1962-63 Scores
Opponent NSU Opp.
Long Beach Navy 87 78
Long Beach Navy 71 51
McClellan A.F.B. 74 48
Grand Canyon College 75 64
LaVerne College 89 65
U. of Nevada (Reno) 62 50
U. of Nevada (Reno) 64 54
Pomona College 81 63
Whittier College (a) 68 72
Cal Western (a) 65 57*
Arizona State (Flagstaff) (b) 85 73
Grand Canyon College (b) 64 79
San Diego Navy 86 70
for NSU Varsity
Opponent NSU Opp.
San Diego Navy 89 82
Fort Lewis A&M (Colorado) 93 84
Westminster College (Utah) 82 74
LaVerne College (b) 63 62
Claremont Colege (b) 84 66
Los Angeles State 103 96t
Riverside 82 68
Los Angeles State (b) 72 104
Claremont 81 64
Arizona State (Flagstaff) 86 79
Riverside (b) 74 57
Cal Western (b) 79 83
1959 1743
(a)—Holiday Classic Tournament. (b)—played there.
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-overtime, t—double overtime.
basketball
COACH DRAKULICH
GEORGE SMALL
Manager
COACH GREGORY
Constant training, development of effective
strategy and practice dominated the
pre-game activities of the NSU basketball
squad and were responsible for the many
victories accomplished.
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SILAS STEPP
little all-american
ROW 1: L to R: Dave Shay, Don Helm, Ray Demman, Arlyn Miller, Silas Stepp, George Small, Manager. ROW 3: Chet Hil-
Hafen, Coach Drakulich. ROW 2: Jerry Dick, Gary Tapper, Larry debrandt, Henry Sena, Jay Knepp, David Moss.
VARSITY TEAM
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LARRY MILLER JAY KNEPP
COACH GREGORY
1962-63 Scores for the NSU "Cubs"
Opponent Cubs Opp.
Western High 48 50
C. of Southern Utah 37 61
Indian Springs A.F.B. 104 21
Nevada Test Site 46 50
Nellis A.F.B. 79 59*
Lake Mead Base 72 42
L.D.S. 8th Ward 74 46
Nellis A.F.B. 64 63
Basic High 59 41
Las Vegas High 46 23
L.D.S. 8th Ward
Rancho High
Palos Verdes J.C.
Rancho High
Palos Verdes J.C.
L.D.S. 7th Ward
Las Vegas High
Western High
Nevada Test Site
L.D.S. 7th Ward
"played there, jovertime.
62 54f
54 . 43*
55 61*
54 55
98 65
97 54
56 39*
47 43*
72 55
57 68
1270 1003
TOM MARTIN
Manager
ROW1: L R: Roger Seaman, Alan (Mac) Pettey, Steve Allen, John
Halsey, Bill Davis, Charlie Payton, Steve Peterson. ROW 2: Jerry
Goyeneche (Assistant Coach), Mike De Francisco, Dean Hall, Shelley
Wright, Dan Sherwood, Mike Reese, Joe Knepp, Steve McGowan,
Coach Gregory.
juhior varsity
new student officers
Dan Porter
Upper Class Senator
Gary Dokter
Upper Class Senator
Bill Daley
Vice-President
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nsu concerts
Students who wish to broaden their
knowledge of contemporary and traditional
trends in music may attend the Sunday
afternoon concerts in the University Gymnasium.
Admission is free of charge and
open to the general public.
DR. DICKENSON
Chairman
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JANE SINE
ENO-RALL QUEEN 106
KATHY HOLLAND
IRIS FIELDS
The Sno-Ball, NSU's annual winter formal
dance, was held in the Gold Room of the
Las Vegas Convention Center. The evening
was highlighted by the crowning of
the Sno-Queen and Attendants.
attendants
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dedication
108 - 109 -
lecture series
DR. DAVID DRESSLER LOUIS UNTERMEYER
"The New Breed o f Hate-Breeders" "Do Americans Speak English?"
NSU was f o r t u n a t e t o p l a y h o s t t o outstanding
men and women, each a n e x p e r t
i n h i s f i e l d , who spoke t o crowds o f enthus
i a s t i c Las Vegans a s p a r t o f t h e Campus
Lecture S e r i e s .
WILLY LEY
"The Conquest o f Space"
ELANOR DULLES with DEAN CARLSON
"The U.S. and t h e Challenge o f t h e Common Market"
Ginger Yates, John Curler, Vicki Sims, Consul Monsieur de La Ferrie're, Madame
Pivornick, Linda Foufz, Mary Lou Savage, George Bubnus.
trench consul speaks to students
Monsieur de La Ferriere, French Consul from San
Francisco, enlightened Madame Lee Pivornick's
second year French students as to the political,
economical and cultural development of France.
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jazz assemble)
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RAY RAWSON
MARY LOU SAVAGE
These students were selected for
their outstanding qualities and
contributions to the University as
leaders on campus.
LINDA HESTER, RON STEPHENSON
SWEETHEART BALL — Valentine's Day, and a desire to alleviate
the plight of the penniless male, are inspiration for
this February formal. This means that the ladies are responsible
for all expenses. For those who are outrageously
unprepared, the Placement Center lists part-time employment.
sweetheart couple
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Nancy Smith and John Oliver, Attendants.
Linda Hester and Ron Stephenson, Sweetheart Couple.
Jim Beaver and Johanna Schaming, Attendants.
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NEVADA SOUTHERN "REBELS"
BASEBALL SCHEDULE-1963
Date Opponent
F r i d a y , March 15 Grand Canyon College
Saturday, March 16 Grand Canyon College
Tuesday, March 19 Weber College*
F r i d a y , March 22 College o f Southern Utah*
Saturday, March 30 College o f Southern Utah
Tuesday, A p r i l 9 San Francisco S t a t e *
Wednesday, A p r i l 10 San Francisco S t a t e *
Saturday, A p r i l 13 University o f Nevada
Monday, A p r i l 15 Arizona S t a t e College*
Tuesday, A p r i l 16 Arizona S t a t e College*
Saturday, A p r i l 20 U. o f C a l . , Riverside*
Saturday, A p r i l 27 U. o f C a l . , Riverside
F r i d a y , May 3 To b e scheduled
Saturday, May 4 . . To b e scheduled
Saturday, May 11 Arizona S t a t e College
Saturday, May 18 Chapman College*
COACH DRAKULITCH
baseball
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ROW 1 : L t o R : Hank S e n a , Bob B r o w n , C l a r k P e a r s o n , J e r r y G o y e n c h e , Coach G r e g o r y .
ROW 2 : Coach D r a k u l i t c h , Mike F e n n e l , V i c S t a n f i e l d , Mike Howary, J o h n H a l s e y , E d Malm,
Ray A r s e n .
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•faculty volleyball
P a t W i l d e
Bob C o f f i n
J i m R o b e r t s
R i c k H o l l a n d
R o b e r t P e r l o v e
M a r s h a l l D e u t s c h
J i m S c h w e r i n
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Limboing, twisting, and stomping to
the music of the Crossfires, the students
of N.S.U. loosen up on Saturday night.
Saturday
dances
Souther6WS °l 'e9is'ative action to concentrate funds on the Reno Campus until such time as Nevada
included , of Z',V ,'WHS '"'f'^ """ accordi"9'y. A" "3'"-^ demonstration, which
North .n d < h ' *? dlOWn Fremo"' s,reet and a h»ndsome tent on Maryland Parkway gave the
strated the a , Di59rUn"ed S^°alh«n ers, with pride and spirit blazing dentin
branch but IT t " ^e"sessmen, of NSU s Potential and made it clear that this University is no longer a
branch but a fast growing community about to burst.
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legislative opposition
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Cornelius Hackl
Ermengarde
Malachi Stack
Mrs. Dolly Levi
Allan O. Mclntyre
Robbie Hall
John Kenne
lackie Womble
... Richard Perozzi
.... Kathy Holland
Dick Volpe
Susie Brown
Barnaby Tucker ...
Mrs. Irene Molloy
Minnie Fay
A Cabman
Rudolf
August
Flora Van Huysen
Her Cook
.... Brodie Graves
Mary Lou Savage
... Ernestine Elms
— Kenneth Polk
Paul Neyens
John Kenne
. Marilyn Sharnik
Betty Hoffman
Horace Vandergelder
Ambrose Kemper
Joe Scanlon
Gertrude he matchmaker
Thornton Wilder's warm, funny, and frenzied tale
of marriage mongering delighted Las Vegas theatre
goers who crowded into the Little Theatre to
enjoy the spring play. The Matchmaker, under
Jerry Crawford's trained insight and able direction,
moved with polish and style through wild mazes
of complicated hilarity. A fine farce, colorfully
decorated by Patricia Crawford's paint brush and
needle, The Matchmaker brought praise to the
drama department at N.S.U. and to the sixteen
actors involved.
JERRY CRAWFORD, Director
PENNI PRAIGG, Student Director
Campaigning came t o a close a s students c a s t t h e i r
votes f o r student body o f f i c e r s . Student t u r n out
was b e t t e r than usual and t h e student government
room hummed with anticipation f o r two days.
sping elections
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newlg elected officers
The following officers were also elected:
Kathy Holland, Secretary
Fred Nye, Treasurer
Mike Jim Beard, Historian
Steve Rimmel, President
George Hoover, Vice-President
JACKIE WOMBLE
helldorado queen
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attendant
KAY CLELAND
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attenda ht
MARY LOU SAVAGE

Anderson, Dick
B l a i r , G r e t a B .
C o b a i n , J o n
E a r l , P h i l l i p
Knepp, J a y
L a r s e n , K a r l
seniors
140
L o r i m i o n , N e a l
McDorman, Mary
M a j o r , Ronald
M i l l e r , E l i z a b e t h
P o r t e r , Dan
T a y l o r , Dan
juniors
Atkenson, Haarice
Dixon, Gerald
Beaver, Jim
Dunks, Jim
Bourland, Denise
E b e l t o f t , Dick
Favero, Joanne
McCouphey, Peggy
Ev e n s , Ch a r l e n e McDo n a l d , Sh e r i
Hamilton, Ron
143
M i t c h e l l , Rowena
P o o l e , Bobbie Sue
Monson, Kay
Richardson, Sandi
Ohlson, E r n i
Schaming, Johanna
sophomore
Allen, Loa
Alper, Susan
Amaru, Dean
Amundson, Sharon
Apfel, Patrick
146
Armbruster, E. C. Atkenson, Roy Bazar, Ed
Beard, Joy Bearden, Roy Brown, Becky
147
Bubnis, George
Cleland, Kathleen
Campbell, Nancy A.
Daley, B i l l
C l a r k , G i l
Du charme, Donna
148
Deutsch, Marshall
Eggers, Dale
DeVoe, Donna
E r i c s t i e n , Sue
Dokter, Gary
Edwards, Robert
F i e l d s , C l i f f
Foote, Flora Fussel, George Gans, Jim
Gartenborg, David Goerig, George Goeser, Sher
150
Heiner, Tom
Hornstein. Suzanne
Hodson, Janet
Horvat, John
Hoffman, Betty
Hull, Dean
151
Jackson, Wilbur J o y , Frank Kimball, Myron
Knoles, Dennis Knowles, Linda K r i b a r , Thomas
Landers, Cathy Latham, Larry
Mark, Richard Marshall, C a r l
LaVere, Stephen
Mauer, Roger
McCullaugh, Mike
153
Miller, Larry
Oliver, Midge
Myers, Bob
Perozzi, Richard
Meyer, J.
Mlynarczyk, Carol
Peterson, Betty
Poulos, Peter
Plant, Judy
Quinn, Van
Polk, Ken
Renchler, Diane
Roberts, Jim
Rodrigres, Jim
Sanor, Susan
Savage, Mary Lou
S c h u l t z , Cynthia
Sinderson, Dalene
S t e f f a n s , Paul
S t e p p , S i l a s
T e l l , J a y
T e s s l e r , Ada
Tanner, Regina
T a y l o r , Miriam
Tobin, Kathie Tritsch, Sunny Williams, Jack
Wilson, Thomas Wingfield, Tom Yelinek, Leonard
freshmen
Balogh, Bob Barhorst, Billie Barnett, Dee Dee
Barry, Michael
Bazar, Bob
B r o w n , S a n d y
B r u n d y , M i l d r e d
C a m p b e l l , Deanna
B o w e r s , L o w e l l
B r i n k e r , Mike
B u t l e r , T a n y a
C a p e l , C a r o l
C a r r o l l , G l e n P .
C a v e n e s s , P a t
C a r r i l l o , J e r o m e
C a v a n a u g h , P a t
C h a m b e r s , J e a n
C h e r n o f f , L a r r y
C l a r k , L a r r y
C o o p e r , E r i c S .
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C r a d e n , G a i l
D u c h i n , D o u g l a s
E v a n s , C h e r y l
C o u l t e r , S t e p h e n
D e a n , R o b e r t
E l m s , E r n e s t i n e
C o o p e r , Thomas Warren
C u r t i s , J a c k
E a s t m a n , D a v i d
F a g a n , S a n d y
F i s h e r , Donna
F o u t z , L i n d a
F i e l d s , I r i s
F l o w e r s , Bob
F u n k , S h a r r y
G a r s i d e , L o r n a
G r a z i a n o , J o e
Hamamuru, E d
G o o d f e l l o w , R o b e r t
G r a y , G a r y
G o o d f e l l o w , J e r r y
G e r r i n g e r , Kim
Gomes, D e n n i s
G o u l d s m i t h , G a y l e
Hawkens, Truman
H e r b e r , J o h n
H e i n e r , T o n i
H e s s , D i a n
H e n r y , L i l l i e
H e s t e r , L i n d a
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H o l l a n d , R i c h a r d
H o u p t , Donna J .
J a k u b o s k i , F r a n k
H o l m e r , D o u g l a s
H u b e r t , P a u l i n e
J a r l s o n , G a r y
H o r v a t , J o y c e
I m b d e n , L u k e
J o h n s o n , Mark
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L e e , H a r r i e t
K a p p l e r , Dave
K i f e r , L a r r y
K o w a l , J u d y
J o r y , Dwight
K e l l e y , A n n e t t e
K i r k , Dwight
Leis, Arthur
Lichter, Debbie
LeTourneau, Tim
Lorenzi, Dante
Lentz, Susan
Littlefield, Heber D.
Loax, Steve
Maddox, Jack
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McNeil, Ophelia
Mercer, Tom
Masek, Marilyn
McCown, Wayne
Mashburn, Sharon
McCoy, Bruce
Marten, John
McCarroll, Judy
M i n d e n , G r e g A .
M i n e r , Bob
Monson, J a n e t
M o o r e , S t e v e
M o r g a n , J a c k
M u l l i g a n , D a v i d
Murphy, K a t h e r i n e
N e l s o n , B r a d
N e l s o n , J a m e s
O s t l u n d , C a r o l
P a r d i n i , Bob
P a r k e r , Don
P e r c i n , B i l l
P o r t a n o v a , Andy
R i c e . J e f f
R o s e , K a r n e l
Rowe, L i n d a
R u s h i n g , A l l a n
Russel, Patty
Seamen, Roger
Scherer, Kenneth
Shelley, Gary
Silver, Vicki
Smith, Regis
Stewart, Georgia
Stritof, Donna
Thacke, Lorna
——ussfi*
Thompson, Robert
Travis, Ron
Valder, Terry
Vliet, Sharon
Wade, Jim
Wakeman, Jim
Walter, Linda
Warrwick, Judy
Watts, Wally
In Memory
RICHARD BOURG H63
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Zskula, Dorothy
Wilde, Pat
Wilson, Lonnis
Wilden, Judy
Womble, Jackie
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