Epilogue: UNLV Yearbook, 1976

Class of 1976
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
Published by
UNLV Alumni Association
The Growth of...
...UNLV, 1963-1976
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A Farewell From...
...University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Office of the President
Dear Graduate,
It is with a sense of pleasure of achievement that
an institution views each year's graduating class. It
is our sincere hope that the institution has served
each of its graduates well in helping them identify
individual golas and obtain the necessary experiences
and backgrounds needed for the achievement of
these goals. UNLV is an institution that has a broad
appeal to the general community that we serve, and
we would hope that the many facets of the University
that reach our general public will reach each of
our alumni in a meaningful way as they formally
leave the institution and occupy positions in our
general community. We count on our alumni to
form an ever-growing body of support and understanding
for the University and hope to provide a
relationship with each of you that will bring us
closer together as the years go by. Let us know
your needs and we will attempt to identify with you
and to keep you as a part of our greater University
community.
I/ ' )
Donald H. Baepler
President
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Dr. Baepler
Alumni Office
Dear Graduate,
May I offer my sincerest congratulations on
behalf of the Alumni Association. I am sure your
graduation is a moment that you have long waited
for and I hope that it will mark a continued, long
lasting relationship with the university and the
UNLV Alumni Association.
Once again, best wishes and good luck in the
pursuit of your chosen career.
Sincerely,
Nancy Galyean
President
UNLV Alumni Association Nancy Galyean
C.S.U.N.
NEXT YEAR'S OFFICERS - CSUN Treasurer Pamela
Hysell, President Dan Russell and Vice-President Pamela
Moore.
...Your Student
Government
Student body Pres., The student body president
Joseph Karaffa.
Vice-Pres. — CSUN Vice-President Rafael Lara, Jr.
Counting the Funds — CSUN Treasurer Jeff Baird.
YELL STAFF — Editors of the Student newspaper, The
YELL, review a day's work; seated is associate editor
George Stamos, with Leigh-Anne Morejon, managing
editor and Don Barry, editor.
UNLV
Cheerleaders
POLITICS — Dick Gregory, a sometime comedian and a
fulltime political activist spoke here last October.
IF YOU WONDERED WHY THERE IS NO SECRETARY -
CSUN does not have an elected secretary, instead they
have three full time secretaries. Seated is Mona Miller,
with Debbie Roussell and Yvonne Cochrell.
IT'S NOT ALLWORK—YELL
secretary Christy Cody
proves she is not in the
mold of the old spinster
secretary type at all!
RECORDS — Clive Davis who shares some of the success
of Barbra Streisand and Simon and Garfunkel among
others, was another CSUN sponsored guest speaker.
GUEST SPEAKER — In March CSUN presented Germaine
Greer, an outspoken advocate of women's rights.
CSUN Sponsored Activities
SYMPOSIUM — A symposium on the "Right to Die" was
presented by the CSUN featuring many guest speakers.
Seated is moderator Barbara Scarantino and University
Priest, Wally Nowak, Director of the Center for United
Campus Ministry.
Homecoming Activities
WINNER — The prize winning ATO float as it looked the night of Homecoming, "The
USS Constitution" a remake of Old Ironsides.
YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO EAT IT FELLAS — A CSUN sponsored pie eating contest turned into
a real fiasco when over zealous participants decided the pies could be put to better use. It was
all in good fun.
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Exhibition During
Homecoming Activities
Students Travel to Europe
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The Moyer Student Union...
...The Place To Be.
Winning Isn't Everything,
It's The...
Intercollegiate Athletics
Program at UNLV
The emphasis, objectives and goals of the
intercollegiate athletic program varies dramatically
from school to school across the
country. At UNLV, teams are currently fielded
in 15 different sports, 11 for men and four
for women.
Las Vegas is one of the world's most
unique and exciting cities and the Rebel
athletic program works diligently to help
maintain that image. The growing athletic
program completed its finest overall year
during the 1975-76 academic year. Football
had a 7-4 record, basketball was 29-2,
baseball was 31-25, soccer was 11-5-2,
men's tennis was 24-7, golf was 9-0 in
duals, women's basketball was 27-5 and
women's tennis was 12-3. The combined
record of those teams was 150-51-2 for a
blazing winning percentage of .749, certainly
one of the finest in the nation.
And one thing about athletics, there will
always be a tomorrow. Join with us, if you
will, on the following pages and relive some
of the captivating moments which made Las
Vegas a victim of REBELMANIA in 1975-76...
Bill Ireland
Athletic Director
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Completing his third year as the Director of Intercollegiate
Athletics for UNLV, Bill Ireland's progressive planning and
aggressive work have brought tremendous national prominence
to not only Rebel athletic, teams, but also the entire
university community.
Ireland, a native Nevadan, started the UNLV football program
in 1968 and coached the first five Rebel gridiron squads
before moving up to his current position.
His continued ingenuity and foresight will keep UNLV in
the national limelight.
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Football Squad Scorches UNR
The 1975 Rebel football team is shown here on the Astroturf of their 16,100 seat Las Vegas Stadium. They are, from left to right,
front row: B. Hoffman, Ken Veasley, Randy Ramsey, Jim Mallick, Jeff Odessky, Richard Botwinick, Brian Bethke, Tom Miller, Steve Lange,
Tony Grantz, Crayton Jones, Glenn Carano, Brian Harris, Steve Sullivan, Mike Pry, Gary Van Houten, and Mike McLellan. Second row;
Mike Haverty, Mike Kelly, Donnis Watson, Manny Rodriquez, Darrell Beavers, Vic Moore, Derek Cardwell, Jeff Caldwell, Eddie George,
Marlon Beavers, Greg Spencer, Brian Cobb, Alphonso Williams, Willie Russell, Henry Vereen, Darrall Moore, and Andre Jones. Third
row: Assistant coach Chris Ault, assistant coach Larry Kennan, assistant coach Jim Anderson, Bruce Ambagstheer, Ken Rogers, Sylvester
Spinks, Doug Smith, Virgil Jackson, Henry Melton, Thomas Bywaters, Lucien Hardy, Ed McGowan, Wesley Austin, Mike Otto, Marvin
Campbell, Sam Pondexter, Jack Concannon, George Gaynor, Hugh Cunningham, and Bruce Ezor. Fourth row: Assistant coach Ron Gustaf.
son, Student assistant Craig Bray, Assistant coach Scott Schuhmann, Courtney Bossert, Walt Rozanski, Tony Sandone, Dusty Satterfield,
Mark Larson, Bob Chess, Randy Rizo, Karl Riley, Greg Willie, Mike Savage, Don Huit, Jeff Dill, Marc Papes, Steve Jenkins, Trainer Rod
Poindexter, Assistant coach Marty McGaffer, Assistant coach Steve Sidwell, Assistant head coach Doug Carder, Assistant coach Ron Smeltzer,
and Head coach Ron Meyer. Fifth row: Blanchard Carter, Rick Behrendsen, Terry Mastey, Chris Davia, Gerald Scott, Bruce Watkins,
Kevin Gray, Joe Ingersoll, Dave Beall, Mike Whitemaine, Mark Richardson, Russ Strecker, Tim Melcher, and Kurt Schnabel. Sixth row:
Equipment Manager Floyd Browning, Lance Cooper, Robert Starbird, Jackie Stingley, Bruce Ostrander, Stuart Giles, Mike Lewis, Mark
Vargas and Mike O'Callaghan.
Proving they could finally win on the road, the
UNLV football team ended the 1975 season with a
7-4 record by defeating arch-rival University of Nevada,
Reno, 45-7. The Rebels of third-year head coach Ron
Meyer set 24 individual and team records along the
way and tied two more to give the school a very respectable
1975 season.
The Rebels must now mend their wounds from a
very injury-prone season, which saw the Rebels have
23 players miss at least one game, and get ready for
the 1976 season which will find the Rebels playing at
home for eight regular season games.
Leading the most recent attack on the Rebel record
book was junior All-America quarterback candidate
Glenn Carano, who set 18 Rebel standards and tied
one more during the course of his superb season. Carano,
6-3, 195, set records for TOTAL OFFENSE: Most
Plays— Season-309, career-546; most yards gained—
game-332, season-2036, and career-3214 and most
yards total offense gained per game in a single season-
185.1. In PASSING: Most Passes Attempted— Season-
226, Most Passes Completed— Game-19, Season-128
and Career-189; Most Yards Gained Passing: Game-
320, Season-2039, Career-3071; Most Yards Gained
Passing Per game-185.4; Most Touchdown Passes—
Season-13, Career-24; Most Passes Flad Intercepted—
Career-25. Carano also tied the mark for best completion
average-.566. In 1974 he set records for Most
Passes Had Intercepted; Game-4, Season-12, to give
him 20 UNLV records, only two less than former Rebel
All-America running back Mike Thomas.
Record Setting Quarterback Glenn Carano
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SCORING TD PAT:K R P FG T
Junior wide receiver Kurt Schnabel also set a
UNLV record with eight touchdown passes caught during
the season and freshman return speedster Henry
Vereen set two school marks with 824 yards in kickoff
returns in 1975. His marks were for a season and a
career as he nearly doubled the previous mark set by
Thomas Bywaters in 1973 of 430 yards.
Soccer-style kicker Roy Sparks, who joined the
team for the final three games of the season after playing
for the UNLV soccer team, set a Rebel standard
with a 45 yard field goal against Weber State.
Senior linebackers Mike Otto and Tony Sandone
each tied the Rebel record for interceptions in a game
as each picked off two in different games.
The two team records that fell were: both in Passing:
Highest average gain per attempt (9.1 yards each
attempt) and highest percentage completed: .566 (133
of 235).
Despite the injuries, UNLV still averaged 382.8
yards per game in total offense, scoring 30.2 points
per game and allowing 19.3 per contest. Sophomore
Darall Moore led the team in scoring (10 tds) and
rushing (547 yards), appearing in only seven games.
TEAM STATISTICS UNLV OPP
First Downs Rushing . . 100 129
First Downs Passing . . . 91 65
First Downs Penalty . . . 12 13
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS . . . . . . 203 207
Times Carried Ball . . 500 541
Yards Gained Rushing . .2450 2548
Yards Lost Rushing . . 370 482
NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING 2080 2066
RUSHING AVERAGE . 189.1 187.8
Passes Attempted . . 235 247
Passes Completed . . 133 122
Passes Had Intercepted . . . 10 20
NET YARDS GAINED PASSING . .2131 1754
PASSING AVERAGE . 193.7 159.5
Total Plays . . 735 788
Total Plays . . 735 788
TOTAL OFFENSE . .4211 3820
TOTAL OFFENSE AVERAGE . 382.8 347.3
Times Punted . . . 53 52
Yards Punted . .1835 1882
Punts Had Blocked . . . . 1 1
Punting Average . . 34.6 36.2
Fumbles . . . 46 49
Fumbles Lost . . . 25 26
Penalties . . . 85 87
Yards Penalized . . 727 622
TD's by Fumble Recovery. . . . . . . 0 0
TD's by Pass 1 nterception . . . . . . . 0 0
Safety . . . . 0 2
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS. . . . . . . 48 29
PAT Rushing . . .1/5 1/2
PAT Passing . . .0/2 0/2
PAT KICKED . 36/41 20/25
Field Goals . . .2/7 4/10
TOTAL POINTS . . 332 212
SCORING AVERAGE . . 30.2 19.3
SCORE BY
QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 T
U N L V . . . . 4 4 1 1 6 63 109 332
OPPONENTS 28 70 51 63 212
Moore . . . 10 60
Carano . . . 8 48
Schnabel. . 8 48
Spinks . . . 5 30
Hoffman . . 0 25/28 0/4 25
Russell . . . 4 24
Rodriguez . 3 18
Sparks . . . 0 11/13 2/3 17
Starbird . . 2 12
Vereen . . . 2 12
Haverty . . 1 6
Bethke . . . 1 6
Melton . . . 1 6
Cooper . . . 1 6
Williams . . 1 6
Austin . . . 1 6
Van Houten 0 1 2
PUNTING YDS AVE LONG
Bethke . . . 32 1132 35.4 56
Schnabel . . 16 572 35.8 57
Duckworth 4 131 32.8 44
PUNT
RETURNS NO YDS AVE TD LONG
M. Beavers 14 211 15.1 0 68
Vereen . . . 4 34 8.5 0 19
Van Houten 4 20 5.0 0 10
RUSHING TCB NGY AVE TD LONG
Moore . . . 105 547 5.2 10 75
Russell . . . 81 433 5.3 4 37
Rodriguez . 52 263 5.1 3 21
Spinks . . . 43 212 4.9 5 24
Melton . . . 45 201 4.5 1 21
Vereen . . . 30 147 4.9 1 . . . 2 5
Bethke . . . 28 138 4.9 1 60
A. Jones . . 16 63 3.9 0 14
Schnabel . . 6 40 6.7 0 19
Duckworth . 3 14 4.7 0 10
Williams . . 2 9 4.5 1 8
Haverty . . 1 7 7.0 0 7
C o b b . . . . 4 5 1.2 0 5
Van Houten . 1 4 4.0 0 4
Carano . . . 83 —3 8 15
PASSING PA PC PI Pet Yds TD Long
Carano . . . 226 128 10 .566 2039 13 46
Bethke . . . 8 4 0 .500 64 1 32
Van Houten . . 1 1 0 1.000 28 0 28
RECEIVING NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Schnabel . . . 32 690 21.6 8 46
Starbird . . . 22 404 18.4 2 37
Harris . . . . 14 220 15.7 0 30
Haverty . . . 12 174 14.5 1 34
Rodriguez . . 9 92 10.2 0 29
Cooper . . . . 6 94 15.7 1 35
Austin . . . . 6 93 15.5 1 32
Spinks . . . . 6 41 6.8 0 13
Moore . . . . 5 76 15.2 0 25
Melton . . . . 5 57 11.4 0 24
Russell . . . . 5 54 10.8 0 19
Vereen . . . . 5 42 8.4 1 19
Pry 4 84 21.0 0 37
A. Jones . . . 2 10 5.0 0 8
KICKOFF
RET. NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Vereen . . . . 36 824 22.9 0 82
Satterfield . . 1 23 23.0 0 23
Starbird . . . 1 10 10.0 0 10
Rodriguez . . 1 7 7.0 0 7
Spinks . . . . 1 5 5.0 0 5
INTERCEPTIONS
NO YDS AVE TD LONG
Watsen . . . . 3 53 17.7 0 33
O t t o . . . . 3 22 7.3 0 20
George . . . . 2 40 20.0 0 37
M. Beavers. . 2 26 13.0 0 22
McLellan . . 2 17 8.5 0 17
G i l e s . . . . 2 16 8.0 0 16
Kelly . . . . 2 11 5.5 0 10
Sandone . . . 2 0 0 0
D. Beavers . . 1 29 29.0 0 29
Sullivan . . . 1 0 0 0
UNLV THE RECORD (7--4) OPP ATT.
48 Univ. of Northern Iowa .... 30 13,885
7 AT Idaho State University . . 15 10,510
20 AT University of Montana . . 21 7,800
39 Jackson State University ... 2 15,178
35 U. of Nebraska at Omaha ... 6 13,924
21 AT Boise State University ... 34 20,000
7 University of Idaho 39 12,451
34 Northern Arizona Univ 21 9,048
38 South Dakota State Univ. ... 23 10,085
38 Weber State College 14 9,530
45 AT U. of Nevada, Reno .... 7 5,800
ATTENDANCE: Overall — 128,211
Ave: 11,655
Home— 84,101
Ave: 12,014
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Runnin Rebels
Rank Third
in U.S.
Eddie Owens
With seven NCAA and 29 school records in hand,
the UNLV RUNNIN' REBELS ended the finest season in
the 18-year history of the sport at the university with
a brilliant 29-2 record and an impressive third-place
rating in the final Associated Press Poll for the 1975-
76 basketball season.
Coach Jerry Tarkanian's Runnin' Rebels, who
brought unparalled exposure and publicity to this
desert community, ended the season in the NCAA
Western Regional semi-final game last Thursday, losing
in overtime, 114-109 to the University of Arizona.
The only other loss during the season was to another
playoff team, Pepperdine, by a 93-91 score, after the
Rebels had reeled off a Rebel record 23 consecutive
victories.
Streaking by opponents harder and faster than the
Allied Forces swept through the beaches at Normandy,
the legendary UNLV team set more NCAA single season
and game marks than any team in the history of
the sport.
With the vote still out in some catagories, the Runnin'
Rebels set two single game records and five more
seasonal totals as well. In defeating the University of
Hawaii, Hilo, 164-111, on Feb. 19, 1976, UNLV immortalized
itself as the team to score the most points
in a single game (164) and the most points by two
teams in a single game (275). The 85 second-half
points against Hilo tied another NCAA standard.
The 3,426 points the Runnin', Gunnin' Rebels
scored in 1975-76 season is another NCAA mark, as
is the 110.5 points per game the Rebels poured in.
The 1.436 field goals U NLV sent through the nets is a
new NCAA record, as is the average of 46.3 field goals
made per game. One record that may never fall is 24
games in a single season of 100 or more points.
What a year it was for the hard-working Rebels.
Playing "eight starters", they became known as the
Hardway Eight, a nickname well-earned for their aggressive,
pressing style of play that epitomized a truly
great season.
"The Hardway Eight" captured the Steel Bowl
Classic in Pittsburgh early in the season by defeating
Syracuse University (105-83) and Duquesne U. (86-
83) and then came home to win its own Las Vegas
Holiday Classic by defeating the University of Houston
(116-92) and the University of Michigan (108-94).
Ironically, Michigan is one of the final four teams in
the NCAA tournament this year and Syracuse made the
first round again this year as well.
Las Vegas is not a town easily awed, but this glittering
spa has fallen in love with the Hardway Eight.
One senior, six juniors and one freshman: Bouncin'
Boyd Batts, Easy Eddie Owens, Sudden Sam Smith,
Glen "Gondo" Gondrezick, Big Lew Brown, Jumpin'
Jackie Robinson, Robert "Slick" Smith and Rapid
Reggie Theus will be remembered.
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96 OREGON STATE UNIV 85 Owens—20 Owens—13
118 Univ. of Colorado 88 Robinson—24 Robinson—11
105 +Syracuse University 83 Brown—24 Brown—17
86 +Duquesne U 83 Gondrezick—20 Gondrezick—11
98 UNIV. OF ARIZONA 94 Owens—25 Gondrezick—16
122 U. OF SOUTH ALABAMA . . . . 82 Owens—27 Brown—15
129 U. CALIFORNIA, IRVINE . . . . 57 Brown—27 Brown—16
116 OLD DOMINION UNIV 90 Owens—33 Brown—12
101 U. C. SANTA BARBARA 83 Owens—28 Brown. Batts—10
107 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 90 Owens-22 Robinson-14
116 *UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ..92 Owens—28 Robinson—10
108 *UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN .. 94 Owens—32 Robinson—11
100 PAN AMERICAN UNIV 95 S. Smith-28 Batts—14
111 CAL STATE, NORTHRIDGE ..75 Batts—19 Brown—10
90 Seattle University 89 Owens—25 Owens—8
88 Iowa State Univ 82 Owens—20 Robinson—15
129 PORTLAND STATE UNIV. .. 114 Owens—32 Gondrezick—14
120 U. of Nevada, Reno 98 Owens—29 Robinson—13
125 U. OF NEVADA, RENO 91 Gondrezick—21 Gondrezick—16
139 NORTHERN ARIZONA U. .. . 101 S. Smith—26 Brown—13
107 Seattle University 77 Owens—29 Gondrezick—11
118 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY . . 101 Owens—35 Brown—11
91 Pepperdine University 93 Owens, S. Smith—22 Brown—12
122 CENTENARY COLLEGE 92 Owens—24 Robinson—12
164 U. of Hawaii—Hilo Ill Gondrezick—30 Gondrezick—11
114 U. of Hawaii 99 S. Smith—32 Robinson—9
124 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE 86 Owens—33 Gondrezick—15
90 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT U. ... 69 Owens—29 Robinson—14
103 @Boise State Univ 78 Owens—24 Robinson—13
109 @Univ. of Arizona (OT) 114 S. Smith—26 Brown—16
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Glen Gondrezick Sam Smith
Lewis Brown
The high scoring UNLV basketball team. Front row, left to right: Jackie Robinson, Mike Milke, Matt Porter, Glen Gondrezick, Mickey Berkowitz,
Reggie Theus, Sam Smith, Robert Smith and Henry Walther. Standing, I to r: Head Coach Jerry Tarkanian, assistant coach Lynn
Archibald, assistant coach Odis Allison, Don Weimer, Boyd Batts, Lewis Brown, Phil Paramore, Eddie Owens, student manager Gil Castillo,
assistant coach Dennis Hodges and assistant coach Ralph Readout.
UNLV BASKETBALL
1975-76 FINAL STATISTICS
RECORD: W 2 9 L 2 (HOME: 19—0; AWAY: 8 — 1 ; NEUTRAL: 2 — 1 )
UNLV OPPONENT OPP LEADING SCORER TOPREBOUNDER ATTENDANCE
Jackie Robinson
Robert Smith
1975 REBEL SOCCER SQUAD Members ol the 1975 university ot Nevada, Las Vegas rUNLV) soccer team are from left
BASEBALL
Establishing 27 new team and individual seasonal records,
the most successful baseball season in the history of UNLV
came close with the Rebels ending with a 31-25 record. Leading
the attack on the Rebel record book was junior secondbaseman
Dave Denton who set nine new standards himself.
Coach Fred Dallimore's third season as head coach ended
by seeing the Rebels win two of three games over arch-rival
Nevada, Reno by scores of 5-0 and 5-1. The loss was a 3-2
decision.
Denton, an All-America candidate, set Rebel records for
games played (56), runs scored (57), hits (92), doubles(22),
home runs (14), hit by pitches (13), runs batted in (75),
batting average (.455) and slugging percentage (.812). He
was named to the all-star squads of both the Best-of-the-West
Tournament and the Colorado Invitational this season.
Other individual batting records set by the Rebels were
Mike Slavenski - most at-bats (219), and Gerry Okua - most
stolen bases (18).
The team batting marks were for at-bats (1824), runs
scored (357), doubles (100), hits (552), stolen bases (82),
hit by pitches (35), RBI (317) and batting average (.303)
and slugging percentage (.445).
In individual pitching, junior Manny Abeyta set a record
for most hits given up (105) and Monte Mendenhall set one
for most wild pitches (12). Abeyta and Dennis Deck tied the
school record for victories as both hurled eight during the season.
Abeyta was 8-4 with a 3.16 earned run average while
Deck ended at 8-5 with a 3.72 ERA.
The team pitching marks set were for innings pitched
(459), most strike outs (358), most wild pitches (44), and
most victories (31).
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Dave Denton
1976 UNLV MEN S BASEBALL TEAM — Members of the 1976 UNLV baseball team are pictured here, from left to right,
bottom row: Head Coach Fred Dallimore, Fritz Lagergran, Mike Slavenski, Mark Schnabel, Gerry Okuda, Dave Denton, Bob
Kount, John Schilling, Colon Gilchrist and Assistant Coach Jerry Goyeneche. Second row: Assistant Coach Rich Meily, Brent
Hurley, Bill Robinson, Mike Guerra, Bob Hottinger, Glenn Page, Mike McLellan, Dave Fralay, John Wolfe and Kevin McGrath.
Third row: Pat Ferguson, Manny Abeyta, Monte Mendenhall, Mike Whitemaine, Val Mayden, Dennis Deck, Den Fisher and
Ed Rogich. Back row: Kirk Jones, Joe Gamma, Jim Herron, Ron Rocco, Mgr. Ken Swell and Statistician Dave Foreman.
SOCCER
UNLV 1975 SOCCER SEASON RECOR
WON — 1 1 LOST — 5 TIED —2
w» « Poh w f ,ar".nez' Bob B°<mmer, Bill Borom, Bill Briare. Sam Melchionne and Bleda Atilla. Second row.
I? Wayn® Pederson Varut Komalarajun, Roy Sparks, Barry Forget, Allan Gaddy, Frank Cavaricci and Kelly Forget. Back row As
. sistant Coach Mitch Preus, Cliff Tabor, Rick Inghram, Jim Abraham, Al Pefly, Rick Burgess, Esko Kiuru and Head Coach
; \ I om rvnamis.
Sept. 13 Univ. of Arizona 1
Sept. 14 Cuauhtemoc (exhibition) ... 2
Sept. 16 Cal State Fullerton . 3
Sept. 17 U.S. International U 3
Sept. 20 Cal Baptist College 5
Sept. 25 Cal State Chico 2
Sept. 26 U. of C. Santa Barbara 1
Sept. 27 Westmont College 0
Oct. 4 U of C. San Diego 4
Oct. 10 Metro State University . . . . . 4
Oct. 11 Brigham Young U . 3
Oct. 18 Whittier College .2
Oct. 24 San Diego State U. ...... 1
Oct. 26 U.S. International U 1
Oct. 31 U. of Washington ..... .5
Nov. 1 Arizona State U 2
Nov. 14 Utah State University 6
Nov. 15 U. of Southern Calif 6
Jerry Berg
secutive shutouts. Coach Fred Albrecht's Rebels captured the
Weber State Invitational championship and finished second in
two other tournaments. UNLV was defeated by Cal State Ful
lerton 5-4 in the finals of the Las Vegas Invitational and ended
the season with a loss to Dominguez Hills.
Jerry Berg, a freshman from Clark High School and the
No. 5 singles player, lead the team in victories, winning 24 of
30 singles matches. Top-seeded Wayne Pickard finished the
year with a 20-10 record including championships in the
Weber State and Las Vegas tournaments.
, 1 9 7 6 U N L V M E N S T E N N I S T E A M - M e m b e r s o l t h e 1 9 7 6 U N L V M e n s T e n n i s T e a m a r e p i c t u r e d h e r e , f r o m l e f t t o r i g h t
First row: Wayne Pickard, Harry Keays, George Morrissey, Russell Highfield and Jerry Berg. Second row: Head Coach Fred
Albrecht, Dan Knight, Eric Dondich, Robert Raizk and Bruce Stubbs.
TENNIS
The UNLV men's tennis team completed their finest season
ever with a second place finish in the Riverside Invitational.
The Rebels were defeated by University of California,
Dominguez Hills 5-4 in the finals, but still wound up the 1976
season with a 24-7 record setting two school marks along the
way. The 24 wins were the most ever, and the 7 losses were
the fewest.
Thirteen of the 24 victories came in the way of shutouts.
At one stretch of the season, UNLV had a string of five conTRACK
AND FIELD
mcmucra o. me ur.Lv Men s i racn ana neia team are shown here. They are from left to right, first row: Thomas Bywaters,
Brad Cruz, Carl Earnhart, Eric Schlacks, Evan Fishman, Al Smith and Tony Cooper. Second row: Ray Temple, Mark Rivero
Doug Allen Al McClure, Fred Tredup, Steve Finley and Levant Carey. Third row: Student Assistant Coach Dale Campbell'
Assistant John Morgan, Stan Schone, Craig Falk, Jeff Baird, Joerg Herbrechtsmeier, James Mba and Head Coach Al McDaniels!
WRESTLING
GuiTebeBSr>h0,nlhm»n.T75 H"T LV Wr«5,lin« Club ar^ ,r°m «° right, front row: Mike Latkovic, Eddie Koph, M
Guire, Bob Clements and Toma Salazar. Back row: Manny Suarez, Jim Kennedy, Ed Veatch, Hal Thompson and Scott
SWIMMING
George Bowler
MEMBERS OF THE 1975-76 UNLV GOLF TEAM — from left to right: Back row: Head Coach Chub Drakulich, Jerry Deane,
Jay Wright, Eric Anderson, Ron Sanchez, Jeff Morgan, Dave Kenyon. Front row: George Bowler, Terry Haynie, Jim Manuel,
Rex Miller and Jim Kepler.
GOLF The UNLV golf team recently completed its most successful
season ever with a perfect 9-0 dual match record and a stroke
per match average of 78.44.
George Bowler led the Rebels with a 76.66 average in the
29 matches he played and Jim Manuel was a close second,
averaging 76.81 strokes per 18 holes. Junior Jerry Deane
saw action in 21 matches and averaged 77.42 strokes. Ron
Sanchez, one of five freshman for Coach Chub Drakulich's
squad, averaged 78.37 and tied with Manuel for most matches
played with 32.
Another freshman, Rex Miller, averaged 78.05 strokes
but saw action in only six matches. Jeff Morgan, Jim Kepler
and Jay Wright were closely bunched together with Morgan
averaging 79.05 while Kepler and Wright ended the season
with a 79.45 and 79.50 average, respectively. Two freshman,
Eric Anderson and Terry Haynie, averaged 81.62 and 83.37
to round out the squad.
The Rebel Swimmers, left to right, front row: Mike Rohm, Dave Burns, Chris Hennis and Gregg Saunders. Middle row: Spencer
Reese, Robert McKinney, Newton Bacon and Scott McLean. Top row: Larry Miller, Dave Robert, Bob Rud, Eric Newton
and Head Coach Vic Hecker.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL UNLV WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 1975-76 FINAL STATISTICS
RECORD: W 27 L 5 (Home: 14-0; Away: 9-1; Neutral: 3-5)
Members of the 1975-76 Women's Basketball team are shown here. They are, left to right, first row: Team manager Andrea
Leibel, Emma Jean Major, Clara Campsey, Renee Brown, Diane Fuller and Tona Lytle. Second row: Jackie Alford, Liz Galloway,
Jill Adamson, Debra Waddy and Donnie Wick. Third row: Head coach Dan Ayala, Patti Montgomery, Connie Gooch, Lyn
Gehrke, Janice Fuller and assistant coach John Farrell.
Debra Waddy
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas women's basketball Coach Dan Ayala had two other players in double figures,
team recently completed its season with a glossy 27-5 record, Junior 5-8 guard Liz Galloway netted 11.8 ppg and was
two All-America players, and fame as the highest scoring team second best rebounder with 9.6 rpg. Donna Wick, 5-10 junior
in the nation averaging 91.9 points per game. forward, averaged 10.0 points and collected 8.1 rebounds
Debra Waddy, junior 5-10 forward, and Jan Fuller, 6-1 eac^ §amejunior
center, were named to the prestigious National Women's Freshman guard Shelia Powell, 5-5, the fifth starter, di-
All-America Team. The team is selected by the Amarillo, Tex., rected the torrid fast break offense by averaging six assists
Chamber of Commerce, sponsors of the annual National Worn- and playing ball-hawking defense. Powell scored 9.7 points
en's Invitational Tournament. per game.
Waddy led the Rebels in scoring with 25.5 points per game In team statistics, UNLV averaged a 36.3 point winning sp
on 51.7 percent shooting from the field. She was third in re- read by holding opponents to a 55.6 point per game average,
bounding, averaging 9.1 boards each game. The Rebels averaged 71.5 rebounds while opponents were
Fuller led the club in rebounding with a 14.0 rpg average grabbing an average 42.6 boards,
and second best scorer with 12.6 points per game.
UNLV OPPONENTS OPP LEADING SCORER TOP REBOUNDER
108 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIV 20 Waddy, J. Fuller—13 Montgomery Wick—8
102 *Northern Colorado Univ 48 Waddy, J. Fuller—18 J. Fuller—16
72 *University of Utah 61 Waddy—32 Waddy—16
104 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 5 5 Waddy—23 J. Fuller—10
95 UN IVERSITY OF MEXICO 59 Waddy—17 J. Fuller, Galloway—12
111 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 70 Waddy—32 J. Fuller—18
103 ^University of Hawaii 4 9 Montgomery—23 Gooch—15
83 #Chico State 7 3 Waddy—42 J. Fuller—15
75 #Long Beach State 83 Waddy—25 Waddy—13
121 University of Colorado 48 Waddy—22 J Fuller—16
87 Northern Colorado Univ 53 Waddy—22 J. Fuller—13
119 SKAG IT VALLEY C.C 26 Waddy—26 J. Fuller—12
95 SKAGIT VALLEY C.C 38 Gehrke—20 Montgomery—17
82 Univ. of Southern California 53 Waddy—32 J Fuller—16
80 U. of California, Los Angeles 84 Waddy—26 S. Fuller—16
116 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE UNIV 36 Waddy—17 Gehrke—18
72 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 65 Waddy—34 J. Fuller—21
82 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 28 Waddy-24 JFuller-16
117 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 51 Waddy-30 j! Fuller-15
88 University of Nevada, Reno 51 Waddy—33 J. Fuller—18
84 UTAH STATE UNI VERSITY • ' . . ..52 Waddy—20 J. Fuller—18
107 B.Y.U..of Hawaii 16 Gehrke-22 J. Fuller—15
96 University of Hawaii 30 Waddy—24' J. Fuller—15
82 UNIV. OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 53 Waddy—20 J. Fuller—20
99 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS -..84 Waddy—34 Galloway—12
116 u- C. SANTA BARBARA 58 Wick—24 Wick—14
85 @Ch.ico State , 61 Waddy-30 J. Fuller—18
60 @Fullerton State 67 Waddy-21 J. Fuller—18
77 @U. of California, Los Angeles 97 Waddy—21 J. Fuller—16
87 +1ndiana State 7 5 Waddy—30 J. Fuller—14
55 +Wayland Baptist 68 Waddy-25 J. Fuller, Galloway-6
81 +Belmont 68 Waddy—35 J. Fuller—9
4 HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS *Utah Holiday Classic ^Chico State Tournament @A I AW Regionals
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UNLV OPPONENTS OPP UNLV OPPONENTS OPP
4 Arizona State . . . . 7 6 U.C. Irvine . . . . . 5
7 Arizona State . . . . 14 14 U.C. Irvine . . . . . 16
11 Northern Arizona . 10 9 U.C. Irvine . . . . . 6
6 Northern Arizona . 1 4 U.C. Irvine . . . . . 6
1 Northern Arizona . 4 1 Delaware . 3
5 Northern Arizona . 3 14 Delaware . 10
6 U. of Oklahoma . . 8 3 *Delaware . 2
9 Brigham Young . . . 2 5 Delaware . 6
0 Brigham Young . . . 4 9 + Brigham Young . . . 16
0 U. of Oklahoma . . 4 7 -•-Oregon State . . . . 5
7 *U. of Utah . 8 8 +Grand Canyon Col. . 7
11 U. of Utah . 1 7 *So. Utah State . . . 6
7 Gonzaga U . 8 8 So. Utah State . . . 0
11 Gonzaga U . 4 2 +Washington State . . 5
5 U. of Utah . 7 8 +Arizona State . . . . 9
6 C.S. Northridge . . . 4 4 *UCLA . 3
7 C.S. Northridge . . . 10 6 UCLA . 8
8 C.S. Northridge . . . 1 2 UCLA . 12
6 No. Colorado . . . . 5 8 So. Utah State . . . 1
UNLV OPPONENTS OPP
6 So. Utah State . .
8 /^Kansas State . . .
2 #U. of Colorado . .
10 /^Denver Univ. . . .
5 #U. of Colorado . .
7 ^Denver Univ. . . .
8 So. Utah State . .
12 Grand Canyon Col.
8 U. of Colorado . .
5 Grand Canyon Col.
7 U. of Colorado . .
8 U. of Colorado . .
5 So. Utah State . .
5 So. Utah State . .
7 Northern Arizona
5 U. Nevada, Reno .
5 U. Nevada, Reno .
2 U. Nevada, Reno .
*EXTRA INNINGS +BEST-OF-THE-WEST TOURNAMENT ^COLORADO INVITATIONAL
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Members of the 1976 UNLV Women's Tennis team are pictured here, from
left to right, first row: Allison Carter, Cathy Fink and Tina Teodora. Second
row: Janice Reardon, Terri Corrado, Roene Abrums and Head Coach Joan
Gillette.
UNLV WOMEN'S BASEBALL FINAL 1976 STATISTICS
RECORD: W 31 L 25 (Home: 20-18; Away: 6-4; Neutral: 5-3)
RECORD: W 31 L 25 (Home: 20— 18; Away: 6—4; Neutral: 5—3)
OPPONENTS 56 56 15 8 444-1/3 552 197 266 35 29 357 293 5.93 25—3J.
Bouncing back after a slow start, the UNLV women's tennis
team topped off their season with a third place finish in
the Intermountain Collegiate Tennis Conference Tournament.
The Rebels, in only their second year of competition,
scored eleven and one-half points to finish behind Arizona
State and Brigham Young. Arizona State scored 20 points and
Brigham Young tallied 17 in the tournament which saw 10
teams competing for the conference championship.
Alison Carter, a freshman out of Valley High School, had
an outstanding tournament. The No. 4 singles player on Joan
Gillette's squad captured second place, winning three straight
matches before losing in the finals.
The Rebels finished the conference season with a 7-2
mark and won 12 of 15 matches overall, despite playing with
four freshman in the top six spots.
Members of 1975-76 Rebel Women Swimmers include, left to right, front row:
Runell Cooper, Laurie Mortensen, Terri Lamp and Francisca Mendoze. Back
row: Head Coach Vic Hecker, June Bergstrom, Chris Smith, Betty Cheney and
Coach Rick Sharp.
Members of the 1976 UNLV Women's Track Team, top row, left to right:
Assistant Coach Dale Campbell, Beatrice Emodi, Bobby Jo Kacz, Linda Cornielius
and Head Coach Al McDaniels. Second row: Sherry Quinlivan, Linda
Kaster, Liz Kuzara and Linda Fansher.
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^ ^ ^ — m u mi n u u m e ^ - j :
February Meeting-Thunderbird Hotel
Hotel Association
The Hotel Association was formed for the professionalism
in the Hotel Industry for students seeking a degree in Hotel
Administration.
Along with the fun and parties comes a lot of hard work
and dedication to school and community.
Each month a meeting is held in one of the "Strip" hotels.
The meetings usually include a guest speakerfrom the Industry.
HOMECOMING QUEEN 1975
HEIDI NEAL and her escort
JEFF MORGIA
AH MA CONVENTION, LOS ANGELES, DECEMBER 1975
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50's Dance —March 1976
Community Involvement—St. Jude's Ranch
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Bottom row from left:
Bottom row from left: Harry Dobson, Walt Jungblut, Dan Russell,
Bruno Mark, Mike Verchick, Don Barry. Second Row: Mike
Burrows, Gabe DeLeone, Steve Francis, Jeff Hayes, Shaun
Driscoll, Lee Zachick. Third Row: Rex Miller, Ross Huebner,
James Tomal, Greg McKinley, Gary Gibson. Back Row: Rob
Burrows, Mike Pickett, Chris F. Armstrong, Joe Mann, Dan Hill,
Jack Brumfield.
Nevada Eta Epsilon Chapter
723 Naples Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada
734-9289
ON THE WAY TO BERKELEY — The members of the ATO Fraternity
stand in front of their bus that will take them on one
of several trips they plan throughout the year, this one was to
Berkeley, California.
UNLV Alumni Association Board of Directors
Alumni Board of Directors — Top Row: (left to right) Bill Terry, Bill Wortman, Angela Brooker, Linda
Leavitt, Robert Brinton, Brad Boman - Treasurer, Vicki Alper, Seymore Brown, Bob Anderson. Front
Row: (left to right) Bryan Metcalf, Rene Arceneaux - Second Vice-President, Mary Hall - Secretary,
Nancy Galyean - President, Bruce Layne - First Vice-President, Fred Albrecht - Alumni Director. Not
Pictured: Bob Coffin - Past President, Rex Lundberg - Past President, Joe King, Bob Prince, Rossi
Ralenkotter, Rita Reisig, Alberta Stern.
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Flora Dungan Humanities
Introducing the Graduates
Of 1976
TERI LYNN AARON
2753 Talbot St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
EDMOND D. AVENT
Rt. 2, Box 13
Nashville, North Carolina 27856
TAMARA BADIK
3685 Sunset Rd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89120
MARY FRANCES BAGGS
208 Bonneville
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
MARK BAILUS
3755 Cannon
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
HELEN BALDWIN
517 Falcon Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
ASHRAF BAWANY
4201 S. Claymont St., #4
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
DONNA FRANCESCA BEAM
1267 Strong Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
WILLIAM BcCKER
1552 Lorilyn #2
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
JOSE BETANCOURT
3509 E. Flower Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
ANDREA BISSELL
2229 Michael Way
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
DON BLACKWELL
3704 Lillis Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
DONN I. BLAKE
225 Circle Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
DOROTHY M. BLINE
3825 Nellis Blvd., #37
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
RANDY C. BOOTH
356 No. 15th, Apt. A
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
MARILYN C. BOWMAN
1801 Ivanhoe Way
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
STEVEN BRONDER
1725 So. 16th St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89105
ESTHER DIANE BROWN
5127 Blanton Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89122
ROBERT Y. BROWN
5471 Prince Scotty
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
KATHLEEN RAWLINGS BUNTIN
2617 Mason Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
7 k
JAMES C. DEISINGER
810 Shadow Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
RONALD J. DELIA
6746 W. Casa Linda Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
MICHAEL E. DEMERS
33 Dio Drive #4
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
MOHAMMAD R. EBRAMIMi
2608 E. Mesquite #1
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
HAROLD H. ELKS, JR.
2833 Caney Street
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
GERALD S. FAGIN
5713 Alta Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
SWAYZINE NEVADA FIELDS
401 Freeman Avenue
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
NAOMI V. FLEMMING
1220 W. Washington Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
ANNE H. BUSH
1920 Harvard St. #3
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
GREGORY A. CAMPBELL
4219 Hayes Place
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
FRANK W. CASEY
5913 Edrene Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
WINIFRED HIN-KWAN CHAK
114 Tin Hau Temple Fid., 10th Fl.
North Point, Hong Kong
SONIA CONDE
2743 Talbot St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
LOIS JOHNSON COOPER
4 Stafford Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
MICHAEL E. COSGROVE
4008 Edgeford PI.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
MELODY CRADDOCK
3608 Apache Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
PATRICIA CRADDOCK
3608 Apache Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
DENISE CRAVEN
1348 Douglas Drive
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
DAVE B. CROCKETT
3327 Zuni Cr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
JAMES H. CROSS, JR.
5704 Bay Cir.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
IAN CRUICKSHANK
1055 Flamingo #723
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
CAROLYN ANN CURTIS
6947 Pleasant View
Las Vegas, Nevada 89117
RODERICK THEODORE DAYE
1101 Lulu #4
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
MELANIE DEES
1120 Toni #1
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
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RICHARD FORETICH
630 Bedford Rd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
WILLIAM A. FREBERG
1433 Elizabeth #3
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
K. GERONE FREE
1405 E. Vegas Valley Dr. #287
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
ROBERT E. FRIEDRICHS
P.O. Box 255
Mercury, Nevada 89023
DIANA S. FYKE
142 Ivy St.
Henderson, Nevada 89015
RUDEAN GATSON
1409 J Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
PATRICIA ANN GAYDOSH
3713 Spencer L'
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
GEORGE GELLER
2067 Las Vegas Blvd. No #6
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
TIMOTHY P. GENERAUX
3450 Algonquin Circle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
VIC L. GIBSON
925 Sierra Vista #110
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
ANDREA LEA GILE
3060 El Camino Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
DANIEL GIPE
Box 197
Houck, Arizona
WILLIAM E. GONZALES
2920 Vanderment Cr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
JOSEPHINE GRAFF
1065 E. Flamingo Rd. #311
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
STANLEY P. GREEN
521 Lawrence Dr.
Springfield, Pennsylvania 19064
STEVEN T. GRIEVES
2532 Taylor
North Las Vegas, Nevada 8403C
STEPHEN GRUBB
4507 Preston Drive
Kingsport, Tennessee 37664
LINDA J. GRUZIN
713 Starks Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
CLARICE M. GUERTLER
2665 S. Bruce St. #82
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
RICHARD A. GWYNNE
550 Marin Oaks Dr.
Novato, California
JANE E. HAMILTON
5501 Reba Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
MARSHALL P. HANSON
4290 E. Chafer Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
ELMER H. HEEREN
6194 Mt. Rainier Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
JEAN M. HEEREN
6194 Mt. Rainier Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
OSCAR "TEX" A. HEINLEIN, III
107 Wyoming St.
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
ANNE MARIE HENDERSON
2312 W. Cartier Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
DONALD A. HILKE
720 Sycamore
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
MASAAKI HIRAYAMA
c/o H.I. Jackson
1536 Harvard St. #6
Santa Monica, California 90404
CHESTER A. HODSON
1725 Sweeney Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
SUZZIE HOLLINGSWORTH
2413 Plaza Del Grande
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
JERRY L.HON
6124 Fairwood Circle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
RICHARD A. HOOLIHAN
455 E. Twain Ave. #74
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
JOHN ROBERT HORN
6321 Anza Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
ROSHERRAL L. HUNT
825 Sierra Vista #231
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
NELSON ITALIANO
4995 S. Maryland Pkwy. #74
Las Vegas, Nevada 89115
BRUCE JACKSON
1536 Harvard St., #6
Santa Monica, California 90404
WAYNETTE JAMES
651 Twain #9
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
ANN K. JOHNSON
1616 E. Carey #A
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
CHARLES KENNETH JOHNSON
5909 Balzar Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
JAMES W. JOHNSON, II
1019 E. 219th St. P.H.
Bronx, New York 10469
WILLIAM A. KAERCHER
517 N. 10th St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
KAY F. KELLEY
P.O. Box 3522
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
ROBERT R. KERSHAW
1126 E. Hacienda
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
ALFRED A. KINGHAM
995 Sierra Vista #217
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
KRAIG H. KUBIK
1917 Eymer
Saginaw, Michigan 48602
GLORIA LANE
1941 Leona St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
LIBBY LAW, R.N.
1369 Shadow Mtn. Place
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
BOBBY LAWSON
1308 Helen Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
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JOAN MEDLIN
3800 So. Decatur Blvd. #32
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
RAFAEL A. MEDRANO, JR.
1816 Flower Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
MINA MILANI
c/o Dr. F. Campbell Univ. English
4505 Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
LOREN C. MILLER, SR.
700 Easy Street
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
Dept.
GARRY MIXSON
508 Monticello Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
JEFFERY MORGIA
22 Pendleton St.
Cortland, New York 13045
HOWARD JOHN NEEDHAM
4413 Rip Van Winkle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
ALBERT YAU-KI, NG
2011 Pinto Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
RONALD DALE NOLD
4248 Fairfax Cr. #4
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
JACKIE L. OGDEN
1201 N. 22nd St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
VERNA OLIVER
641 6th Street
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
JILL ROBINSON ONDERDONK
4016 Colusa Circle
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
DAVID T. LEWIS
14A Kozak Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
RONNIE LEWIS
3717 Emmons Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
STEPHEN LORRAINE
7986 Wishing Well Rd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
CLINTON LOWDER
2313 E. Wilson
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
HELEN R. LUCKY
3308 Marionette Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
TIMOTHY P. LYMAN
203 Central Ave.
Charles City, Iowa 50616
RONALD L. LYNN
613 S. Mallard
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
CONSTANCE L. LYONS
712 Avenue A
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
MRS. BETH MAHONEY
1972 Gerlach #318
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
THOMAS P. MAREN
3442 N. 6th St.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17110
PATRICK MARNEY
817 Jay Street
Ogdensburg, New York 13669
MARIANN McDUFFEE
870 Ave. B Apt. 201
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
GERMAINE R. SONIAT
2371 Black Canyon #B
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
MARGARET STAMBRO
5203 Reeder Cr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
SAMSON STEIN
3124 Demetrios Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
CARY MADDEN STEVENS
2528 E. Owens
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
KAN SUZUKI
386 Shige
Numazu City, Japan
EDWARD STEVEN SWALM
1366 Rawhide
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
KATHLEEN G. TAYLOR
4269 S. Bruce
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
MARILYN BUCHANAN TEAL
416 Arnold St.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
FLORENCE THORMAN ORTIZ
412 Park Way West
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
HERBERT OSANIFE
443 Desert Inn Rd.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
YADI MILANI PARANGI
c/o Dr. F. Campbell c/o U.N.L.V. English Dept.
4505 Maryland Park Way
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
SUSAN PHILPOTT
4385 East Cartegena Way
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
GERTHIE POLK
903 Weaver Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89106
GARY K. RAMSEY
1805 Jefferson St.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
DANNY M. RIDDLE
1833 Brand St.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
RALPH ROBARTS
4024 San Joaquin Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
BRUCE H. SENER
411 Berryhill Rd.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17109
DOROTHY SHIRCLIFF
5240 Applevalley Ln.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89108
LAWRENCE SKINNER
P.O. Box 1146
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
PATRICIA SMITH
1208 Warwick Court
Las Vegas, Nevada 89110
STEPHANIE J. RUNGE
2462 Palma Vista
Las Vegas, Nevada 89121
JIM SAVETT
825 Sierra Vista #118
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
PAT SCHANK
413 Falcon Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
DONALD B. SCOTT
806 E. Sierra Vista #19
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
NEIL O. WITT
5809 Granada Ave.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
WILLIAM A. ZENDER
1111 E. Fremont
Las Vegas, Nevada 89101
RAY HOWARD ZOBRIST
2031 Houston Dr.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
LOUISE USAK FESSLER TEW
9457 Las Vegas Blvd. S. #304
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
BENJAMIN THONG
5020 Maryland, Apt. 21
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
RAYMOND TRAM
701 Elm #72
Boulder City, Nevada 89005
CHAMLONG VILAI
216 W. New York #3
Las Vegas, Nevada 89102
ROBERT J. WACKER, JR.
3508 Stanley Ave.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
DAVID V. WALKER
P.O. Box 19032
Las Vegas, Nevada 89119
ELEANOR E. WALKER
628 Gilday St.
North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030
BRADLEY R. WATTS
P.O. Box 14671
Las Vegas, Nevada 89114
Highlights of the Graduates
Of 1976
AARON, T.: Music, B.A.; University Chorus,
University Concert Band, Junior Conservatory
Orchestra, University Pep Band, Collegium
Musicum.
AVENT, E.: Hotel Administration, B.S.; A.S.
Degree in Business Admin., Modeling, Music,
Veteran (USAF) Soul Train Viewer.
BADIK, T.: Art, B.F.A.; Dance, Horseback
Riding, Swimming, Fine Arts — Photography,
Painting, Weaving.
BAGGS, M.: Special Ed., B.S.; Student Council
for Exceptional Children.
BAILUS, M.: P. Sci., B.A.
BALDWIN, H.: Management.
BAWANY, A.: Hotel Admn., B.S.; Activities —
Tennis, Swimming.
BEAM, D.: Art, B.F.A.; Cartoonist for School
Paper, Fall 1973, Participated in Spring 1974
Arts & Crafts Fair, Participated in Student
Gallery Exhibits 1974 & 1976, Deans' Honor
List Spring 1975, Art Exhibit in Student Union
May 1976.
BECKER, W.: Communication Studies, B.A.;
Journalism, Art, Music.
BETANCOURT, J.: Engineering, B.S.
BISSELL, A.: Art; Artist, Pre-Cartoonist, Enjoy
the Out-of-Doors.
BLACKWELL, D.: English, B.A.; Phi Kappa
Phi, Phi Lamda Alpha.
BLAKE, D.: Recreation, B.A.; Chairman Las
Vegas Bicentennial Committee, Southern
Chairman Nevada Recreation & Parks Society.
BLINE, D.: Chem., B.S.
BOOTH, R.: Accounting, B.A.; Graduate of the
Institute of Religion — May 1975.
BOWMAN, M.: Finance, B.S., B.E.
BRONDER, S.: Personnell Mgt., Business;
Snow and Water Skiing, Scuba Diving.
BROWN, E.: Elem. Ed., B.A.
BROWN, R.: H.A., B.S.
BUNTIN, K.: El. Ed., B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi, Phi
Kappa Phi, Special Thanks to Carmon, Brian,
Shawn, Terri, Shane, Mom, Dad, & Good
Friends, It's Your Degree, Too.
BUSH, A.: Psychology, B.A.
CAMPBELL, G.: Biology, B.S.;
Preprofessional Club, Chess Club.
CASEY, F.: Psychology, B.A.; University Year
for Action — Metro P.D., Snow-Skiing, Mountain
Climbing, Sierra Club.
CHAK, W.: Hotel Ad„ B.S.; Thank-You for
Your Guidance UNLV.
CONDE, S.: Spanish, S/L, Spanish & Education;
I Like to Travel and Meet Different People,
Tennis, Sewing, Swimming, and Specially
I Like to Read.
COOPER, L.: Psychology, B.A.; Registered
Nurse.
COSGROVE, M.: Hotel, B.S.; Skiing, (Water &
Snow), Boating, Golf.
CRADDOCK, M.: Special Education, B.A.;
Traveled to Europe, Swimming, Horseback
Riding.
CRADDOCK, P.: Pre-Med, B.S.; Graduate Le
Cordon Bleu — Paris, France, Officer of
Biology Club, Member of the Preprofessional
Club, Member of Alpha Epsilon Delta —
Premedical Honor Society, Auxilary Volunteer
— Sunrise Hospital.
CRAVEN, D.: Engineering, B.S.; Engineering
Club, Society of Women Engineers, Baptist
Student Union, Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who
Among U.S. College Students.
CROCKETT, D.: H/A, H/A; Have Taught
Childrens Dramatic Arts, Participated in
Theatre Productions, Acted Parts in Directors
Plays Along with Other College Productions ,
Given Presentations in Oral Interpretation.
CROSS, J., JR.: Psy., B.A.
CRUICKSHANK, I.: Hotel Administration,
B.S.; Member of HSMA, Associated Degree
from Miami — Dade Jr. College, Member of
Soccer Team.
CURTIS, C.: Special Education, B.S.; My Appreciation
for Your Support and Assistance
Bob, Gary, Shauna, Kandis & Sarah.
DAYE, R.: Hotel Admin., B.S.; Delta Sigma
Phi, Fraternity Student Union Board, Chairman
— Election Board, President, Delta
Sigma Phi Bicentennial Committee, Hotel
Association.
DEES, M.: Art, B.F.A.; Phi Kappa Phi —
National Honor Society 1976, Who's Who in
Students of Amer. Colleges & Univ. 1976.
DEISINGER, J.: Accounting, B.S., B.A.; Accounting
Club, Dean's List.
DELIA, R.: Soc. Crim. Just., B.A./B.A.; Phi
Kappa Phi, Dual Bacaloriat Degrees in
Criminal Justice and Sociology, Associate
Science Degree in Law Enforcement.
DEMERS, M.: HOA, B.S. Hotel Administration.
EBRAMIMI, M.: Chemistry, B.S.
ELKS, H., JR.: Accounting, B.S. Business Administration;
Member Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity,
Pursuing Career with the Internal
Revenue Service, Private Pilot.
FAGIN, G.: Nursing, A.A.—B.S.; Photography,
Shooting, NSNA.
FIELDS, S.: Accounting, Bach.; Appointed to
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities,
Member of CSUH Activities Board, Vice
President Alpha Kapp Alpha (Kappa Xi).
FLEMMING, N.: El. Ed., B.A.; Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority.
FORETICH, R.: Biology, B.S.
FREBERG, W.: Math, B.S.; Degree with
Distinction, Career in Computer Science.
FREE, K.: Marketing, B.S., B.A.; Alpha Kappa
Psi, Student Senator, Black Student Union
President, Concert Chairman, Sports, Politics.
FRIEDRICHS, R.: Radiological Sciences, B.S.;
Elected to Phi Kappa Phi & Alpha Beta Gamma
in 1976.
FYKE, D.: Personnel, Mgt.; UNLV Drill Team,
Girl Scouting Org., Teacher Assistant.
GATSON, R.: Art Ed.
GAYDOSH, P.: Elem. Ed., B.A.; Elem. Ed. Major,
Art Minor.
GELLER, G.: Pre-Prof. Zool., B.S.
GENERAUX, T.: Hotel Administration,
Bachelor; Interests — Sailing, Archery, Raquet
Ball.
GIBSON, V.: Hotel, Hotel Admin.; Golf,
History, Painting.
GILE, A.: Radiology & Nursing, Associate of
Science in Radiology; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority,
Order of Eastern Star — South Gate #18.
GIPE, D.: Sociology/Social Sciences, B.A.
GONZALES, W.: Personnel, Business, B.A.;
President of La Raza 1973-1975, CSUN Activities
Bd. Member 1974, Member of
S.P.I.C.E. (Students Participating in Comm.
Endeavers), Treasurer of La Raza 1976.
GRAFF, J.: English, B.A.
GREEN, S.: Hotel, B.A.; Hotel Assoc., Plan to
Enter a Career in Food Service Field.
GRIEVES, S.:
GRUBB, S.: Hotel Admin., B.S.; Member Hotel
Association, Interests: Golf, Tennis, Mountain
Climbing.
GRUZIN, L.: Fine Arts, Ceramics, 1)Bach. of
Fine Arts, 2) Teacher's Certificate; Instructor
of Ceramics Thru Continuing Ed., Art Exhibits
UNLV Student Show 1974, Arts & Crafts Fair
1974, First Moyer Union Gallery Show 1975,
UNLV Art Gallery 1975, Member UNLV Art
Club, Dean's Honor List 1975 (Spring).
GUERTLER, C.: Accounting, B.S. In B.A.;
Treasurer of Phi Gamma Nu Women's
Business Sorority, Member Phi Kappa Phi
Honor Society, Elected to Who's Who in
American Colleges and Universities.
GWYNNE, R.: Hotel Mgt., B.S.; Hotel Association.
HAMILTON, J.: Theatre Arts, Bachelor ;
Member of UNLV Modern Dance Troupe,
Appeared in A THURBER CARNIVAL,
MARAT/SADE, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
"BOZOS", COMPANY, J.C. SUPERSTAR, &
HOUSE OFjBERNARD ALBA which Won ACTF
and was Sent to Washington, D.C.
HANSON, M.: Political Science, B.S.
HEEREN, E.: Accounting, B.S.
HEEREN, J.: Acct., Acct.
HEINLEIN, 0., Ill: Engineering, B.S.;
Interested in Sports — Football and Basketball,
Went to Jump School in 1974, Was in
Army (West Point) for 3'/z Years.
HENDERSON, A.: Special Education, B.S.;
Working with Handicapped Children —
Interested in Outdoor Sports — Member of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
HILKE, D.: Hist., B.A.
HIRAYAMA, M.: Hotel Administration, B.S.;
Phi Kappa Phi Member, U.N.L.V. Hotel
Association Member, Hotel Sales Management
Ass. Member.
HODSON, C.: Hotel Admin., B.S.; Lambd Chi
Alpha, Gourmet Cooking, Hunting, Tennis,
Water Skiing.
HOLLINGSWORTH, S.: English, B.A.;
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Freshman Senator, Coordinator Childrens
Christmas Party '73, Tennis, Cooking, Sewing.
HON, J.: History & Political Science, Duel —
B.A.
HOOLIHAN, R.: Mkt., B.S.; International
Marketing.
HORN, J.: Accounting, B.S.; Alpha Kappa Psi,
Phi Kappa Phi.
HUNT, R.: Hotel, B.A.; Alpha Kappa Alpha,
Black Students Union.
ITfttiANO, N.: Personnel, B.S.-Business;
Alpha Kappa Psi (Master of Rituals).
JACKSON, B.: Hotel Administration, B.S.;
Travel, Photography, Foreign Language, Tennis,
Swimming, Skin & Scuba Diving, Gourmet
Cooking.
JAMES, W.: P.E., B.S.; Women's Basketball
Team, Bubbling Sugas Song Leader, Alpa
Kappa Alpa Soroity, Kappa Ki.
JOHNSON, A.: COS, Bach; President of Delta
Sigma Theta;A £0'.
JOHNSON, C.: Personnel Mgt., B.S. B.A.;
Member Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity.
JOHNSON, J., II: Hotel Adm., B.S.
KAOCHER, W.: Psychology, B.A.; None.
KELLEY, K.: Nurs., B.S.
KERSHAW, R.: Accounting, B.S. in B.A.;
Thanks to My Wife, Elpidia.
KINGHAM, A.: Hotel Adm., B.S.; Student
Senator, College of HOA Adm., Chairman —
Student Legislative Action Committee,
Member Student Activity Board, Lecture
Committee, President — Hotel Association,
Pre. tent HSMA Student Chapter, FSEA Student
Chaper, AHMA, Student Chapter, Chief
Justice — CSUN Constitution, Member HOA
200 Re-Evaluation Committee, Finalist, First
Arthur J. Packard Memorial Scholarship
Award,
KUBiK, K.: Hotel, B.S.-B.A.
LAMS, G.: Pol. Sc./Law Enforcement, B.A.;
Who's Who in American Universities &
Colleges 1976, UNLV Caree Day Rep.
LAW. L., R.N.: Nursing, B.S.N.; Bob; Susan,
Sarah, Chris, Martha.
LAW AON, B.: Social Services.
LEWIS, D.: Psy., B.A.; Counselor.
LEWIS, R.: Accounting, B.S.; Secretary Alpha
Kappa Psi, Inter Basketball, Weight Lifting,
Groove Phi Groove Frat., Law Enforcement.
LORRAINE, S.: Music Ed., B.A.; Percussion
Music.
LOWDER, C.: Accounting, B.S.
LUCKY, H.: Social Work, B.A.; My Interest is
Working with Teenagers So They Can
Become Better Citizens, Sports, Theatre Arts,
Education Continued.
LYMAN, T.: Hotel Administration, B.S. H.A.;
Hots! Association, Hotel Sales and Management
Association.
LYNN, R.: Geol., B.S.; W.A. Tarr Award —
Outstanding Contributions in Geol., Natl.
Press. S.G.E., (National Honor Society for
Earth Science), Sec. Local Chapter S.G.E.,
Pres. B0n Social Frat.,Lettered Twiceieach In
Football, Swimming, Track at CNRU, All-Am.
in Swimming, Benner Award, Outstanding
Paper In Geol.
LYONS, C.: English, B.A.; Phi Kappa Phi
Honor Society.
MAHONEY, B.: Special Ed., B.S.; Reading,
Writing, Music, Most Sports, Country Living.
MAREN, T.: Hotel Adm., B.S.; Hotel Association,
Newsletter Chairman.
MARNEY, P.: Hotel, B.S.; Hotel Association,
Food Service Executives Association.
McDUFFEE, M.: Nursing, B.S.
MEDLIN, J.: Psychology, Sociology, B.A.;
Member Psi Chi Club.
MEDRANO, R., JR.: Soc. Wk., B.A.; La Raza,
Vice Pres. 1975.
MILANI, M.: Education & Foundation, M.S.;
Arts & Crafts, Growing House Plants.
MILLER, L., SR.: Management, B.S. B.A.
MIXSON, G.: Hotel Adm., B.S.
MORGIA, J.: Hotel-Adm., B.S.; Homecoming
Chairman 2 Yrs., Member of UNLV Hotelmens
Assoc., H.S.M.A., F.S.E.A.
NEEDHAM, H.: Political Sc., B.A.; In the SCUN
— School Government, I Was Supreme Ct.
Justice, a Senator and Vice-President of
Students Concerned with Lawmakers. I Have
Also Been Admitted to Law School.
NG, A.: Hotel Admin., B.S.
NOLD, R.: Political Science, B.A.; Who's Who
in American Colleges & Universities, Athletic
Trainer, Student Government, University
Senator, Thanks to Mr. Bobier & Valley High
School & My Mom.
OGDEN, J.: History, B.A.
OLIVER, V.: Elem. Ed., B.S.
ONDERDONK, J.: Anthropology, Bachelors.
ORTIZ, F.: Personnel Mgt., B.S.
OSANIFE, H.: Hotel Adm., B.A.; Foreign Student.
PARANGI, Y.: Hotel Admin., B.S.; Intertaining,
Trying Different Foods Each Time Partying.
PHILPOTT, S.: Accounting, B.S., B.A.;
Member Phi Kappa Phi.
POLK, G.: Soc. Serv., B.S.
RAMSEY, G.: Pol. Sci., B.A.
RIDDLE, D.: Accounting, B.S.
ROBARTS, R.: Soc. — Cr. Justice, B.A.; Personal
Enrichment, Professional Accomplishment.
RUNGE, S.: Art, B.F.A.; President of the UNLV
Art Club.
SAVETT, J.: Am. St., B.A.
SCHANK, P.: Special Education, B.S.; Vice
President Phi Kappa Phi.
SCOTT, D.: Marketing, B.A.; Swim Team
1974-75, Tennis, Mountain Climbing.
SENER, B.: Hotel Admin., B.S.; Member Hotel
Assn., Member H.S.M.A.
SHIRCLIFF, D.: Social Services, B.A.
SKINNER, L.: Political Science, B.A.;
Associate Editor — UNLV Yell.
SMITH, P.: Accounting, B.S., B.A.; Past
Editor, 2nd Vice President, Phi Gamma Nu.
SONIAT, G.: Ed., B.A.
STAMBRO, M.: Nursing, B.S.; Phi Kappa Phi.
STEIN, S.: Social Services, B.A.
STEVENS, C.: Biology and Anthropology,
B.S. & B.A.; U.N.L.V. Research Assitant 1973-
1975, U.N.L.V. Research Biologist 1975-1976,
Interested In Indonesia, Ethnobiology.
SUZUKI, K.: Hotel, B.S.
SWALM, E.: Accounting, B.S.; Business
Senator, Athletics, Sigma Chi Fraternity,
Who's Who Among Students in American
Colleges and Universities.
TAYLOR, K.: Psychology, B.A.
TEAL, M.: Anthropology, B.A.
TEW, L.: Nursing, B.S.N.; Phi Kappa Phi, NNA,
Every Instructor I've Come in Contact with Has
Been Very Helpful to Me in Reaching My Major
Goal, Thank You All, UNLV Has Given Me
Much, You Will Be Remembered.
THONG, B.: Math, B.S.; I Wish to Express My
Deepest Gratitude to All My Professors. They
Are My Father-ln-Education Without Whom I
Could Not Possibly Become What I Am Today
— A Brilliant Intelligent American and a
Potential Future Leader of Our Great Country.
TRAM, R.: Accounting, B.S., B.A.; UNLV Hotel
Association, Alpha Kappa Psi, UNLV Accounting
Association.
VILAI, C.: Econ., B.S.
WACKER, R., JR.: Math, B.S.
WALKER, D.: Hotel, B.A.; Hotel Association,
Dr. Rudd is #1 in Las Vegas.
WALKER, E.: Bus. Adm.-Finance, B.S.;
NAACP President — 2 Terms, Member —
Colorado River Advisory Group, Black Student
Union, Outstanding Young Woman —
1973, NAACP Youth Advisor.
WATTS, B.: Acct., B.A.; A Member of Alpha
Kappa Psi.
WITT, N.: Business, Secondary Education;
Teaching in Radiology Technology, Teaching
in Business Courses at Clark County Community
College.
ZENDER, W.: Hotel, B.S.; Member Hotel Ass.
4 Years, '72-76, Soccer Team Fall '74, Rebal
Yell Fall 1972.
ZOBRIST, R.: Zoology, B.S.; Pre-Professional
Club, Delegate to National Pre-Dental
Students Association.
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