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man000533. Epilogue: UNLV Yearbook. 1967. [Periodical] Retrieved from Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Las Vegas, Nevada. http://n2t.net/ark:/62930/d1zp4064k
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foreword
within the span of university growth
there is a dimension
that passes
with enduring light and resonance
a moment of twilight
a decade of dawn
passing. . . passing. . .
the meridian era. . .
nevada
1
southern
2
university
las vegas, nevada
3
there have been moments here,
moments when you can touch the silence. . .
the new willows. . .
that whisper for age. . .
the soft grass that shines in the sun.
yes, there have been quiet, happy moments
and all the moments make the time a bit
short. . .
4 5
6
a new era
of growth
life
and reason
epilogue
it is not time that changes. .,
but us.
we were the ones
who built sand ideals
along the oceansides. . .
and the waters
took them out
into infinity.
but we returned one year
and built concrete thoughts. . .
these will remain. . .
and each passing year
more ideas
for our judgement.
time goes
but we stay
to mold and shape and carve
our own surrounding shores.
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1 2 13
contents
introduction 2
administration 17
graduates 50
government 81
publications 92
gallery 96
lectures 98
fall play 102
in memoriam 104
organizations 116
residence living 122
spring play 126
calendars 128
greeks 161
sports 192
ads & addenda 209
index 242
15
faculty
"nsu has a formidable challenge ahead,
whether we succeed or fail is determined
by our vision and leadership now. "
donald c. moyer
chancellor
19
herman w. westfall
business manager
muriel parks
deputy registrar
*
|
dallas \v. norton
director of admissions
john t. standish
counselor
angela t. smith
counselor
frank whitaker
public relations
harold h. j. erickson
library director
dr. jerry 1. crawford
dean of faculty
dr. ben owen
dean of students
21
board of regents
fred m. anderson m.d
reno
a.c. grant
las vegas
procter hug, jr
reno
harold jacobson
carson citv
louis lombardi m.d
reno
molly magee
austin
richard ronzone
las vegas
juanita white, phd
boulder citv
ynrrafc.
charles m. becker, ph.d.
henry a. bergolofsky, ph.d.
henry c. claflin, m.b.a.
monroe c. fischer, ph.d.
beverly n. funk, m.ed.
A. REX JOHNSON, Ph.D.
jerold c. lyons, m.b.a.
reuben neumann, m.s.b.a.
robert rieke, m.b.a.
richard e. strahlem, m.s.
carl e. wade, ph.d.
waiter w. watkins, m.s.
robert e. willard, m.s.
beverly funk
office administration
reuben neumann
business administration
monroe c. fischer
business administration
charles m. becker
business administration
24 25
henry c. claflin
business adminstration
robert c. rieke
business administration
carl e. wade
jerold c. lyons
business administration
26
waiter w. watkiris
accounting
richard e. strahlem
business administration
robert e. willard
business administration
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a. rex johnson
business administration
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robert o. boord, m.s.
eva c. bortman, m.ed.
william d. carlson, ph.d.
robert c. comeau, m.a.
HERBERT A. DERFELT, FD D.
michael drakulich, m.ed.
holbert h. hendrix, ph.d.
aliee mason, m.s.
franeis 1. rose, ed.d.
floyd c. scritchfield, ph.d.
john t. starr, ph.d.
rolland d. todd, m.s.
verdun trione, ph.d.
education
william d. carlson
education
rose
alice mason
physical education
robert o. boord
education
franeis 1.
education
eva c. bortman
education
rolland d. todd
physical education
jan van tuyl
physical education
herbert a. derfelt
education
30
robert c. comeau
physical education
verdun trione
education
michael drakulich
physical education
floyd scritchfield
education
31
charles 1. adams, ph.d.
william e. bradford, m.f.a.
richard h. byrns, ph.d.
felicia f. campbell, m.a.
howard r. chase, ph.d.
eugene w. dawson, m.a.
herbert diamante, m.a.
gennaro di iorio, m.a.
christian e. dolin, m.a.
nanelia s. doughty, m.a.
joel i. friedman, m.a.
jon a. george, m.a.
patricia geuder, m.a.
miroslav j. hanak, ph.d.
PAUL C. HARRIS, PH.D.
hilda jaffe, m.a.
robert s. kaplan, ph.d.
sigrid moe, ph.d.
peter 1. meyer, m.f.a.
gerald w, pfaffl, m.f.a.
donald e. schmiedel, m.a.
josef zemek, m.a.
a. * m . r* «jf. Z- v'TV < J* ,
humanities
fine arts
charles 1. adams
english
donald e. schmiedel
Spanish
sigrid moe
english
miroslav j. hanak
german
french
christian e. dolin
french
34
william e. bradford
art
gennaro di iorio
paul c. harris
speech & drama
* t
hilda jaffe
english
ion george
english
gerald pfaffl
36 37
sheilagh t. brooks, ph.d.
paul e. burns, ph.d.
vong h. cho, ph.d.
robert vv. davenport, m.s.
harrie f. hess, ph.d.
robert s. kaplan, ph.d.
irving s. katz, ph.d.
robert linzmeyer, m.s.
rosemary masek, ph.d.
roger miller, m.s.
jacob s. Orleans, ph.d.
phillip plant, m.a.
gary k. roberts, b.s.
CHARLES H. SHELDON, Ph.D.
taketsugu tsurutani, ph.d.
yung wei, m.s.
robert s. kaplan
philosophy
roger miller
sociology
social sciences
harrie f. hess
psychology
jacob s. Orleans
psychology
robert linzmeyer
psychology
gary k. roberts
history
charles h. sheldon
political science
r. linzmeyer
psychology
paul e. burns
irving s. history
psychology
yung wet
political science
phillip plant
political science
yong h. cho
political science
william m. alsup, ph.d.
bert b. babero, ph.d.
edward j. billingham, ph.d.
w. glen, bradley, ph.d.
june Constantino, b.s.
james e. deacon, ph.d.
harry r. fechter, ph.d.
rodney d. griffen, m.s.
douglas j. haddad, m.s.
joseph w. lepak, ph.d.
42
chad m. murvosh, ph.d.
beverly j. sandquist, b.s.
rosemary h. sands, b.s.
margaret e. simon, m.ns.ed.
robert b. smith, ph.d.
ruth stock, b.s.
HERBERT C. WELLS, M.S.
nelson n. williams, ph.d.
ann wyman, m.s.
harold bowman, m.s.
irvin a. christensen, m.s.
malcolm graham, sd.d.
norman jensen, m.s.
Chester landaker, p.e.-m.s.
lewis simonoff, m.s.
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mathematics
43
malcolm graham
mathematics
james e. deacon
biology
44
william m. alsup
chemistrv
- • V
norman jensen
mathematics
Chester i. landaker
mathematics
herbert c. wells
engineering
geology
harry r. fechter
physics
46
irvin a. christenson
mathematics
rodney d.
geography
geology
griffin
47
ann wyman
geology
douglas j. haddad
physics
robert b. smith
chemistry
edward j. billingham
chemistry
joseph simonoff
mathematics
school of business school of education school of social science
James Banner
Gary James Barber
Stewart Lynn Bell
Robert M. Christian, Jr.
Larry William Clark
Virginia Dees
Lester C. Dickens, Jr.
Calvin Richard Everson
Frederick A. Fantauzzi
George A. Fox
Melvin J. Hall
Ernest A. Hopkinson
Thomas W. Hribar
Donn Knepp
Loren Bruce Luria
Lorenzo Mackliff
Victoria Kay Scott McGirr
Michael A. Myers
Charles E. Payton
John Philip Plappert, Jr.
Shirley Jean Prowell
Karvel C. Rose
Peter Ryan
Daniel M. Seaton
William S. Skupa
Keith Knox Tribett
Thomas W. Wilson, Jr.
school of science
and mathematics
Sharon Eileen Murphy English
Myrna D. Selwyn English
Margaret J. Sharp Art
school of humanities
and fine arts
Diane Palmer Baker
Kenneth Warren Brown
Howard Earl Cassity
Gary Wayne Jones
Fenton R. Kay
James F. LaBounty
Cynthia Arlene Schultz
Joanne Stefanatos
Daryl Jack Thome
George W. Tsacoyeanes
Brian Lewis Wilson
Lee Glenn Allred
Ralph Hoffman
Diana Sue Acree
Clark V. Anderson
Arline R. Banks
Craig Alvin Barber
Joella E. Brailsford
Nellie V. Cardillo
LeRoy Don Chase
Evelyn Marie Childress
Marquerite F. Chmura
Juanita M. Clark
Cheryl Cook
Linda Burlingame Curler
Peggy Marie DeMerritt
Peggy Laurette Dobrusky
Kenneth Robert Edwards
Ernestine Elms
Judith Ann Fleming
Carol Ann Gillock
Valerie Lois Goetel
Ilean Kay Hardy
Claudette Diane Havas
Selden B. Hickenlooper
Kenneth Robert Hicks
Maxine Jane Kenny
James Harold Keys
Sybil Lowe
Jerald Charles John Ludwig
Myrtle McAvin
Mary Ann Moore
Stephen Norman Moore
Jean Walker Nallia
Melvyn D. Peterson
Micheal Reese
Margaret Martin Reeves
Nancy Smith Rose
Sandra Fe Rydzewski
Vicki Lynn Silver
Phillip Lee Syphus
Jan Van Tuyl
Teresa Anne Wahl
Virginia Anita Wallace
Judy Louise Walling
Shirley A. Weaver
James David Whipple
Don Aimar
Robert Bellanti
Elizabeth McCollum Bradley
Dale J. Douglas
Paavo C. Hall
John Donald Malone
Gordon M. Rand
Dorothy N. Rounsaville
Joy Sandino
Helen Louise Thompson
general and
technical institute
Cleotha J. Anthony
Judith E. Armstrong
Cleta Johnston Bennett
Gloria Helen Brown
Helen Garvin Bruner
Candace S. Clawson
Earnestine Ellis
Sharon Leora Fisher
Janice Rae Goodwin
Dorothea Patricia Green
Elizabeth M. Hilbrecht
Bonnie Jane Hillegass
Abigail Ann Hitchins
Donna Ann Jenkins
Isabel Marcus
Janet I. Parkinson
Mary Rita Roscoe
Adabelle Rossman
Martha Aleta Rossman
Ruth E. DaMoude Rudishauser
Bernita Canterbury Smith
Shirley E. Smith
Patricia E. Turner
Nancy Lee Ward
Reuel M. Williams
Kathryn May Wilson
Bernice Irene Wood
Jerry O'Dell Flatt
Thomas Bruce Helvin
Paul Arthur Sonerholm
Gary Wayne Webb
50
mila Cc
business
cheryl cook
elementary education
s. b. canus
physical education
evelyn childress
education
dick everson
business
judy fleming
secondary education
56
tracy goetel
education
mike ebeltoft
business
james henderson
english
elizabeth hilbrecht
nursing
kay hardy
business education
selden hickenlooper
math
economics
59
kenneth johnson
business
torn hribar
business
60
allan jones
psychology
sybil lowe
elementary education
arthur leis
business
kay mc girr
business administration
lorenzo mackliff
business economics
linda meyer
nursing
mary ann moo re
history
66 67
nancy rose
education
annette marcus
psychology
torn martin
political science
68
pat rhodes
english
69
ruth rudishaver
nursing
karvel rose
business accounting
70
sandy rydewski
education
dorothy rounsaville
psychology
dan seaton
business
stan schiever
physical education bernita smith
nursing
bill skupa
business
joanne stefaunatos
nursing
73
daryl thome
science
tim toth
geography
jeanne traasdahl
education
75
terry wahl
education
Virginia Wallace
education
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76
ron wielochowski
business
77
shirley weaver
education
brian wilson
science
judy walling
education
nsu congratulates
first graduating class of nurses
in 1967
a challenging profession
awaits their dedication
80
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"a government for the people must depend for its success
on the intelligence, the morality, the justice, and the
interest of the people themselves." . Cleveland
81
dick everson
treasurer
RA< M- MM. •
jack abell
csns student body president
sandy sharp
secretary
82
chuck Crawford
first vice president
randy frew
second vice president
83
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chuck crawford
senate chairman
1
brian wilson
senior senator
senate
mike clark junior senator
linda estrin sophomore senator
joe lendeni sophomore senator
justice mike meyers
chairman—torn hribar
confederates . . . consignors eradicators
justice tim toth
consulars . . . concur to
judicial board
1 to r: tim toth, mike marx, torn hribar, mike meyers, and steve moore.
85
randy frew - special events chairman
86
rona shore
publicity chairman
john hartman
assembly chairman
mike sloan
public relations committee
87
chuck kenerson (r)
sophomore class president
torn irwin (1)
sophomore class vice president
90
john quinlin
freshman vice president (1)
mike riorden
freshman class president (r)
91
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imagine
a machine
keyed
programmed
to create
the epilogue
of people
as people
candid
informal
thoughts
in a vacuum
strive
to finish.
a phenomenon
newspaper
weekly
most of the time
more news
spirit rousing
informing
with pace
a rebel yell
published by
rebel rousers
confederated students
for
nevada southern
university
1 to r larry clark, terry lindberg, dick everson.
terry lindberg, editor
dick everson, business manager
mary skrenes, advertising
torn martin, sports
columnists
chuck Crawford
larry clark
94 95
the gallery
96
October
november
december
january
february
march
april
may
national art roundup
las vegas art league
exhibition of the abbott laboratory
collections
student sale
warren wilson
dick volpe show
cuevas and miniture art
aia architectural show
gerald pfaffl show
rita abbey show
student show
97
lectures
promote interest
for intellects
liberals-conservatives j
in the arts
sciences
appealing
acclaimed
controversal
political
figures . . ,
October spence on Vietnam
november snodgrass
pulitzer prize winner
april albee
playwrite
98 99
100
chet huntley
"broadcast journalism"
dr. henry s. kissinger
"a new approach to international affairs'
abba schwartz
c.s.n.s. lecture series
101
torn wingfield—
—james graham
amanda wingfield—
—elizabeth Houston
laura wingfield—
—jill lilly
gentleman-caller—
—robert parrulli
LITTLE THEATRE
PRESENTS
THE
GLASS
MENAGERIE
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
DIRECTED
BY
DR PAUL HARRIS
FALL PLAY
103
no path can be so long
sun so bright
nor tree so stout
that it expires
sets
falls
and rests with the heavens
or the good earth . . .
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bob anderson
margaret haddad
bob parrulli
paula verchick
104 105
ill ' .• . .-••• .(fx. •• .
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rebel songleaders
marie warner
vickie wilson
nancy schroeder
kathy hrookline, head songlead er
.
106
107
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jack abell
bruce adams
randy frew
bruce heskett
terry lindberg
don malone
bill resseler
sandy sharp
phylis ward
yung wei chuck Crawford
advisor chairman
model united nations
109
jack abell
jim cook
jim Crockett
mike devere
john hartman
joe lendini
frank lendini
john quinlen
don m alone
russ sansarino
nancy ward
jackie womble
the committee
to maintain
homecoming '67
a tradition
planning a program
luncheons
dinners
the dance
the floats
the coronation
red carpet
red roses
and the revolving
crown . . .
chairman
randy frew
112
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113
1 1 4
kathy welch
nancy obriant
kay tram
mike stuhff
barbara wyant
marilyn plappert
to r
jack plappert
rick vaillancourt
dorothy welch
james mclean
sandy rydzewski
fred mcgowan
cheryl cederburg
connie vollhard
grace haberland
peg murtaugh
lillian kovats
116
4
jack plappert
president
cheryl cederburg
corresponding secretary
connie vollhard
vice president
james mclean
treasurer
dorothy welch
historian
kay tram
recording secretary
rev. c.j. caviglia
chaplain
newman club
t
1 1 7
biology club
beethoven
ex-officio member
president
charles w. ivy
carol james
historian
james labounty
vice president
alice o'connell
secretary
john turner
treasurer
club photographer
jerry keller
118
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1 to r
front
diane matthias
carol james
alice o'connell
john turner
dennis pribble
chuck kenerson
jim hicks
back
cathy keegle
jim labounty
richard satterwhite
herbert plump
charles ivy
glenn gold
ary jones
eith grover
ralph dark
greg king
john armstrong
jerry keller
119
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it is neither a discipline nor merely
it exists for the public affirmation
the reason we are political?
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the moral and political will of
. an intellectual or cultural exercise,
of personal belief.
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124 125
1st drum majorette
2nd drum majorette
1st conveener
2nd conveener
3rd conveener
3rd conveener's companion
fortune teller
broadcast official
2nd broadcast official
hester
ivy
mr. tremayne
fred baily
ruth latschkowski
vicki silver
don aimar
ANNUAL SPRING PLAY
DIRECTED BY
JERRY L. CRAWFORD
announcer
sabina
mr. fitzpatrick
mrs. antrobus
dinosaur
mammoth
telegraph boy
gladys antrobus
henry antrobus
mr. antrobus
doctor
judge moses
homer
miss e. muse
miss t. muse
miss m. muse
garry palermo
joan snyder
jon thiriot
ernestine elms
jonnie karras
arline banks
herbert maneval
lee strange
larry lam bet h
richard volpe
steve generaox
don aimar
paavo hall
pat dulinskv
cindy di fiore
vicki silver
steve generaox
paavo hall
arline banks
katherine saxe
don aimar
paavo hall
pat dulinskv
cindy di fiore
paavo hall
don aimar
LITTLE THEATER PRESENTS
THE SKIN OR OUR TEETH
by THORNTON WILDER
128
competition
nature
the people
spur activity
and the materials
facilities
of the university
are dynamic forces
for thoughts and action
innovation and growth
diversified
originate
action
growth and progress
inspire a sphere
a meridian in the sequence
of advancement
action in everyday
in life
we feel action!
129
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the semester opens in
September
students
rush
at teas . . . rallies . . .
classes . . . luncheons . . . assemblies
the rebels roast
at the lake
and freshmen
learn
abopt the new traditions,—
about life
at nsu . . .
ugly man
clown
little boy and girl
call jack and jill
the man from the moon
and mars too . . .
halloween
October
with laxalt
l.s.d. lecture by spa
and the constant growth
of n.s.u.
always present
buildings going up . . .
leaves falling down . . .
iwr
134
135
stop that egg!
catch the frosh!
shouting—screaming
and the bonfire
class competition
football games
tug war
the long anticipation for the queen
u day fun in
november
the sandpipers—U day annual concert
137
attendant
chris bruno
attendant
pami texler
sno-ball queen
judy fleming
142
attendant
mary doty
attendant
armide smith
•
143
January
study
exams
term papers
bitten nails
bitter coffee
blue books
one final final
a semester ends
... good
144 145
february
hlaappppeennss
a clamor
a chorus
yells
cries
daring to dance
in the street
the call of rebels
running
singing
the snake travels
downtown
to dawn
the coming home
homecoming '67
crowds roar
spotlights glisten
screaming shrills
rend the air
convention center
filled with spirit
homecoming coronation
the chancellor's cheer
the team fires
wolves go home to your medical school
rebs beam
clap
to victory
the bell stays
in
march
149
HOMECOMING QUEEN
christine simpson
attendant
linda estrin
attendant
diane abererornhie
attendant
sandy jones
151
april
was the flower
that
brought songs
ol love
brotherhood
dixie
folk
jazz
and roek
with fl ameneo guitar
and tainborines
in talent show
Ujjr |Pf
:
and so . . .
step out
from classroom
to summer
from lecture
to life
a month of removing
the accumulation
of thought
activity
progress
a month
of placement
changing again
new officers
instructors
ideas
are continued growth
may steps in
and out.
•p
154
155
attendant
nancy schoeder
attendant
mary jane brown
cotillion queen
debbie fairless
157
greeks
161
linda estrin
president
diana crow
secretary-treasurer
162
connie carr
diana crow
karen dodgsen
linda estrin
penny ward
Carolyn Williams
sharon ziemniak
163
karen borgman
judy burk
libby taylor
jimmie wellman
gayle hawkins
president
debbie coroneos
vice-president
francie schwaegerle
secretary
janet palmer
treasurer
AOA
debbie coroneos
mary doty
gayle hawkins
cathie lincer
sally moore
ginny nelson
janet palmer
may we have the serenity to accept
the things we cannot change,
the courage to change the things we can,
and the wisdom to know the difference.
with fond memories of Margie
from her sisters
margie haddad
164 165
sandi sharp
president
angela di vicino
vice-president
pam calos
secretary-treasurer
coleen bell
sgt. at arms
diane abercrombie
pledge coordinator
kathy brookline
pledge trainer
cindy brown
pam calos
janis corben
pam craft
angela di vicino
nancy engler
gigi espinosa
judy fleming
teri hayes
sara hellyer
susan kiddy
dolores kology
marcia koot
carol kopp
judy ramsey
judy russell
ellen samuels
nancy sehoeder
sandi sharp
carol thornock
marie warner
vicki wilson
167
wendy lurie
joy marcheson
cindy meeker
valerie moon
connie fortier
sandy hardy
vickie jolley
joanne karras
cathy odin
christine pugh
christine simpson
armide smith
pat alien
donna bertola
chris bruno
charlotte Crawford
168
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jackie womble
president
sharon zotti
vice president
armide smith
corresponding secretary
christine simpson
pledge trainer
pat alien
standards chairman
donna bertola
social chairman
lana tucci
linda weber
jackie womble
darlene workman
sharon zotti
valerie zupson
169
alpha omega
delta phi delta
nu sigma upsilon
phi delta chi
170
sororities
171
brian harris
president
arnold folstad
vice-president
dennis hager
treasurer
fred hubbs
master-of-rituals
ed elliott
richard everson
dick fontaine
dennis hager
brian harris
fred hubbs
torn hribar
arthur leis
mike myers
robert parry
glenn reed
bill resseler
james rose
drew rounds
tim toth
roy white
ronald wielochowski
john n. wilson
172
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robert campbell
james cook
arnold folstad
173
fred rothwell
president
fred hubbs
vice president
jack plappert
secretary
john cook
treasurer
bill maxwell
robert moen
bill ostrowski
jack plappert
fred rothwell
bill skupa
pat sickles
jay stone
greg wilgar
175
russ sanserino
consul
tim toth
consul bill cunninj
tribune
joe coon
pro consul
bill terry
quaester ron wielochowski
magister
joe lupo
annotator
chapter advisors
h.g. wells
h. bergolofski
ed plawski
tribune scholarship
mickey cresci
chapter editor
gary lair
kustos
cliff fields
alumnist
ernie acevedo
bill bingham
ron carter
chuck campione
joe coon
bill Cunningham
mickey cresci
frendy de jong
dale demming
steve ducharme
bill dunch
ron holman
stan kravitz
gary lair
Bruce layne
jerry lund
john lundquist
rich livermore
joe lupo
ed plawski
mike riorden
gary russell
russ sanserino
bill terry
tim toth
rick stanfill
ron wielochowski
alien wills
bob zaun
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greg king
vice president
frank de lee
secretary
elliott lieb
treasurer
chuck kenerson
historian-sgt. at arms
louis hillegass
pledge trainer
ed ringgold
assistant pledge trainer
john baker
frank de lee
jack fisher
roger foley
louis hillegass
bill jewitt
ken jockin
john kammeyer
chuck kenerson
greg king
jim labounty
elliott lieb
cecil lynch
mac macdonald
178 179
bill gang
dave kachelle
torn mueller
rod shook
warren smith
dick knowles
paul miller
180
KAO
warren smith
president
dick knowles
vice president
181
don malone
duke
larry dark
earl
andy barnes
scribe
jerry dark
chancellor
torn hribar
page master
pat dibble
richard everson
randy frew
ridge frew
bob fulwider
keith galliher
glenn gold
torn hribar
alien bell
andy barnes
johnny dark
larry dark
182
john kelley
frank lendini
joe lendini
terry lindberg
don malone
russell masek
mike mullaley
steve nield
eddie rowe
harold Stafford
ed terwilliger
john vallance
torn irwin
bruce kennedv
fred kennedy
chuck Crawford
royal earl
national chapter
183
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alpha kappa psi
alpha tau omega colony
chi sigma chi
kappa sigma
kappa delta phi
intercollegiate knights
inter-fraternity council
186
kappa delta phi
alpha tau omega
alpha kappa psi
kappa sigma
intercollegiate knights
chi sigma chi
kappa sigma
drew rounds
fred hubbs
brian harris
louis hillegass
don malone
frendy de jong
steve moore
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188
greek intramurals
190
fraternities participate
in football
basketball
baseball
on weekends
when
frat queens and pledges
with beanies
yell . . .
cheer their guys . . .
and in '67
kappa sigma yelled the loudest but
chi sigma chi
won the most!
rebels vs adams state college
chuck campione shooting while jerry chandler and vie morton in back
194
nsu opponent team
75 university of California, irvine 65
89 idaho state university 109
85 northern arizona university 81
102 adams state college 76
103 Westminster (salt lake city) 75
74 college of southern utah 70
91 university of Wyoming 74
98 idaho state university 79
81 fresno state college 68
70 creighton university 71
80 cal poly, pomona 67
110 cal state, fullerton 94
92 college of southern utah 74
73 university of nevada 58
76 university of hawaii 71
89 phillips 66ers aau 121
83 houston university 103
68 san diego state college 64
69 fresno state college 92
87 university of California, irvine 77
85 Portland university 74
87 Portland university 56
93 college of southern utah 75
70 northern arizona university 93
82 cal poly, pomona 81
84 university of nevada 53
record at home:
record on road:
overall record:
won 20 lost 5
won 12 lost 2
won 8 lost 3
won 20 lost 6
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Player
FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS POINTS
Pos. G M A Pet. M A Pet. No. Avg. No. Avg.
MILLER, Elbert F 25 281 595 .472 249 357 .697 212 8.4 811 32.4
CHANDLER, Jerry G-F 25 128 266 .481 114 172 .662 224 8.9 370 14A
DAWSON, Clyde F 25 110 239 .460 61 94 648 217 8.6 281 11.2
MORTON, Vic C 25 116 241 .481 39 65 .600 246 9.8 271 lO.f
PAYTON, Charlie G 25 41 67 .612 14 22 .682 53 2.1 96 3.8
GOODWIN, Dixon G 16 29 65 .446 25 30 .833 23 1.4 83 5.1
CAMPIONE, Chuck G 18 22 69 .319 31 55 .564 38 2.1 ' 75 4.1
PLAWSKI, Ed G 17 16 53 .302 12 23 .522 32 1.8 44 2.5
LUND, Jerry F 7 15 .467 11 12 .917 11 1.5 25 3.5
COON, Joe G 7 17 .412 9 15 .600 12 1.7 23 3.2
TERWILLIGER, Ed C 11 29 .207 10 18 .556 26 2.3 22 2.0
OTHERS 3 .666 3 .666 1 0.5 6 3.0
TEAM REBOUNDS 173 6.9
NSU TOTALS: 25 765 1659 .461 577 866 .666 1268 50.7 2107 84.3
OPPONENT TtDTALS: 25 796 1868 .426 319 482 .662 1150 46.4 1911 76.4
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1 to r: ken edwards, charles payton, ed plawski, joe coon, clyde dawson, coach roland todd. (bottom row) ed
terwiliger, vie morton, elbert miller, jerry chandler, and dixon goodwin.
197
elbert miller
a new single scoring mark
3rd highest scorer (small college)
little all-american a.p.
all west coast u.p.i.
bold vie morton
vs Wyoming
clyde dawson tipping in Phillips
66ers game.
jerry chandler dunks it to beat Fresno
81 to 68 in the holiday classic.
200 201
rebel baseball
head coach: bob doering
director of athletics: mike drakulich
overall record
won 16 lost 14 tied 2
southern California athletic conference
won 6 lost 6
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pitching 1 to r: john lundquist, larry brazaskas, ralph ambrose, top. torn cross, bob fichera, russ
rarrell, and ralph garcia.
nsu opponent
6 phoenix college 7
7 phoenix college 9
6 college of southern Utah 5
3 college of southern utah 3
8 grand canyon college 8
11 grand canyon college 17
4 northern arizona university 6
9 northern arizona university 4
5 weber state college 4
6 weber state college 5
3 cal state, fullerton 1
22 montana state 5
6 university of san diego 5
5 university of san diego 6
4 university of san diego 5
15 Colorado mines 7
7 Colorado mines 5
10 chapman college 12
3 chapman college 7
3 chapman college 15
1 glendale college (phoenix) 7
15 glen dale college (phoenix) 8
14 loyola university 8
11 loyola university 10
4 loyola university 2
6 univ. of California (riverside) 0
6 univ. of California (riverside) 0
14 univ. of California (riverside) 16
5 northern arizona university 10
8 northern arizona university 13
11 cal western 10
6 cal western 18
jerry lund: center
ken mitchell: center
fred demick, center
frank mirabelli, center
gary heckathom, assistant coach bob doering, head coach
team totals
AB R H PO A E 2B 3B HR SB SAC HP BB SO RBI BA
1004 ,236 318 695 224 70 71 13 26 27 11 23 146 180 201 .317
pitching totals
IP H BB K HBPWP R ER ERA W-L
ambrose, ralph • 7-1/3 9 11 5 4 1 16 11 13.22 1-1
brazaskas, larry • 25 36 20 16 1 1 32 29 10.44 2-0
cross, torn • 23-1/3 40 16 8 1 3 25 21 8.11 0-1
farrell, russell • 75-1/3 106 20 75 2 3 64 57 6.78 6-3
fichera, bob • 12-2/3 22 4 9 0 1 15 14 9.53 0-1
garcia, ralph • 72 64 54 93 5 15 52 36 4.50 6-6
lundquist, john • 25 48 7 25 2 3 30 28 10.08 1-2
team totals • 240-2/3 325 132 231 15 27 34 196 7.34 16-14
outfielders: 1 to r: al caponetto, frendy dejong, jerry mendenhall, top: larry oliver, john huber, basemen: 1 to r: jim keys, ernie acevedo, russ
and torn cross. sanserino, above: travis bonneville, bruce layne,
jim duncan, (short stop).
jerry mendenhall: SCAC all conference first team
others: russ farrell, emie acevedo, & jerry lund
2nd team honorable mention: bruce layne, travis bonneville.
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index
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abell, j. 52,82,108,110
abercrombie, d. 151,166
acevedo, e. 177,206
adams, b. 108
adams, c. 33
aimar, d. 127
alien, p. 138,168
allred, g. 52
alsup, w. 45
ambrose, r. 204
anderson, f. 23
armstrong, j. 119
babero, b. 42
baker, d. 52
baker, j. 178
banks, a. 127
barnes, a. 53,89,182
beau 112,113
becker, c. 25
bell, a. 182
bell, c. 166
bergolofsky, h. 24
bertola, d. 168
billirigham, e. 48
bingham, b. 177
biology club 188
bloppert, j. 53
board, r. 29
bonneville, t. 206
borgman, k. 164
bortman, e. 29
bowman, h. 43
bradford, w. 32
bradley, g. 42
brazaskas, 1. 204
brookline, k. 107,166
brooks, s. 38
brown, c. 167
brown, m.j. 156
bruner, j. 93
bruno, c. 139,168
burk, j. 164
burns, p. 41
byrns, r. 32
calos, p. 167
cambell, r. 173
campbell, f. 32
campione, c. 177,194
canus, a.b. 55
caponetto, a. 206
carlson, w. 29
carr, c. 163
carter, r. 174,177
casuga, m. 54
cates, j. 141
cederburg, c. 116
chandler, j. 204,206
chase, h. 32
childress, e. 55
cho, y. 40
christensen, i. 47
christino, j. 42
claflin, h. 26
dark, j. 182
dark, 1. 94,182,217
dark, m. 84
dark, r. 119
colton, r. 174
comeau, r. 31
Constantino, j. 42
cook, c. 54
cook, j. 110,173,174
cook, j. 174
corben, j. 167
coroneous, d. 165
craft, p. 167
Crawford, c. 168
crawford, c. 83,94,109,183
crawford, j. 21
cresci, m. 177
crockett, j. 110
cross, t. 204,206
crossley, j. 174
crow, d. 163
Cunningham, b. 177
davenport, r. 38
dawson, c. 197,200
dawson, e. 37
deacon, j. 44
de jong, f. 177,186,206
demick, f. 205
demming, d. 177
derfelt, h. 29
devere, m. 110
diamante, h. 32
dibble, p. 180
di iorio, g. 35
di fiore, c. 127
di vicino, a. 167
dodgen, k. 163
doering, b. 205
dolin, c. 34
doty, m. 89,143,165
doughty, n. 32
drakulich, m. 31
duan, d. 174
ducharme, s. 177
dulinsky, p. 127
duncan, j. 206
dunch, b. 177
ebeltoft, m. 57,82
edwards, k. 197
elliott, e. 172
elms, e. 127
engler, n. 167
erickson, c. 21
espinosa, g. 167
estrin, 1. 84,151,163
everson, d. 56,94,172,182
fairless, d. 157
fall play 102
farrell, r. 204
fechter, h. 46
fichera, b. 204
fields, c. 177
fischer, m. 25
fisher, j. 178
fleming, j. 56,142,167
foley, r. 178
folstad, a. 173
fontaine, d. 172
fortier, c. 168
frew, r. 83,86,108,111,182
frew, r. 182
friedman, j. 32
fulwider, b. 182
funk, b. 25
galliher, k. 182
gang, b. 180
garcia, r. 204
generaox, s. 127
george, j. 36
geuder, p. 37
goetel, t. 57
gold, g. 119,182
goodwin, d. 197
graham, m. 44
graham, t. 102
grant, a.c. 23
griffin, r. 47
grover, k. 119
haberland, g. 116
haddad, d. 48
haddad, m. 165
hager, d. 172
hall, p. 127
hammer, b. 174
hanak, m. 34
hardy, k. 59
hardy, s. 168
harris, b. 172,186
harris, p. 35
hartman, j. 87,110
hawkins, g. - 165
haves, t. 167
heckathorn, g. 204
hellyer, s. 167
henderson, j. 58
hendrix, h. 28
heskett, b. 108
hess, h. 39
hicks, j. 119
hicks, k. 216
hickenlooper, z. 59
hilbrecht, e 58
hillegass, 1. 178,186
hollman, r. 177
houston, e. 182
hribar, t. 60,85,172,182
hubbs, f. 172,174
huber, j. 206
hug, p. 23
hutchins, p. 58
irwin, t. 90,182
ivy, c. 84, 119
jacobson, h. 23
jaffe, h. 35
james, c. 119
jensen, n. 45
jewitt, b. 179
jockin, k. 179
johnson, r. 26
jolley, v. 168
jones, a. 61
jones, g. 119
jones, s. 151
kachelle, d. 180
kammeyer, j. 178
kaplin, r. 38
karras, j. 127,168
katz, i. 40
keigle, c. 119
kelley, j. 183
keller, j. 119
kennedy, b. 183
kennedy, f. 183
kenerson, c. 90,119,178
kenny, m. 62
keys, j. 206
kiddy, s. 167
king, g. 119,178
knowles, d. 180
kologv, d. 167
koot, m. 167
kopp, c. 167
kovats, 1. 116
kravitz, s. 177
labounty, j. 62,119,168
iandaker, c. 45
52.
Qrq
177
lambeth, 1. 127'
latschkowski, r. 127
layne, b. 177,206
leis, a. 61,172,174
lendini, f. 110,182
lendini, j. 84,110,182
lepak, j. 42
lieb, e. 178
lilly, j. 102
lincer, c. 165
lindberg, t. 94,108,182
linzmeyer, r. 39
lombardi, 1. 23
lowe, s. 61
lund, j. 177,204
lundquist, j. 177,204
lupo, j. 176
lurie, w. 168
lynch, c. 179
lyons, j. 26
macdonald, m. 179
macliff, 1. 65
magee, m. 23
malone, d. 67,108,110,182,186
maneval, h. 127
marcus, a. 68
marcheson, j. 168
martin, t. 68,95
marx, m. 85
masek, r. 183
masek, r. 38
mason, a. 28
matthias, d. 119
maxwell, b. 175
mc clean, j. 116
me girr, k. 64
mc gowen, f. 116
meeker, c. 168
menayen, m. 62
mendenhall, j. 206,207
mever, 1. 64
mever, p. 32
mevers, m. 63,85,172,178
miller, e. 197,198
miller, p. 180
miller, r. 39
mirabelli, f. 66,205
mitchell, k. 204
moe, s. 34
moen, r. 175
moon, v. 168
moore, m. 64
moore, s. 165
moore, s. 63,85,88,178,186
morton, v. 194,197,200
mover, d. 19
mueller, t. 180
mullaley, m. 183
murtaugh, p. 116
murvosh, c. 42
neson, g. 165
newman club 116
neumann, r. 25
nield, s. 183
norton, d. 20
obriant, n. 116
o'connell, a. 119
odin, c. 168
oliver, 1. 206
Orleans, j. 39
ostrowski, b. 175
owen, b. 21
Palermo, g. 127
palmer, j. 165
parkinson, j. 67
parks, m. 20
parrulli, r. 102
parry, r. 172
pavton, c. 197
pfaffl, g. 36
plant, p. 41
plappert, j. 116,175
plappert, m. 116
plawski, e. 177,197
plump, h. 119
pribble, d. 119
pugh, c. 168
quinlin, j. 91,110
ramsey, j. 167
reed, g. 172
ressler, b. 108,172
rhodes, p. 69
rieke, r. 26
ringgold, e. 178
riorden, m. 91,177
roberts, g. 41
ronzone, r. 23
rose, j. 172
rose, f. 29
rose, n. 68 terwilliger, e. 183,197
rothwell, f. 175 texler, p. 139
rounds, d. 172,186 thiriot, j. 127
rounsaville, d. 71 thome, d. 74
rowe, e. 183 thornock, c. 167
russell, g. 177 todd, r. 30,195,197
russell, j. 167 toth, t. 75,85,172,175
rydowski, s. 71,116 traasdahl, j.
trione, v.
75
30
samuels, e. 167 tram, k. 116
sandquist, b. 42 trunkey, 1, 93,250
sands, r. 42 tsurtani, t. '38
sansarino, r. 110,176,177,206 tucci, 1. 169
satterw hite, r. 119 turner, j. 119
saxe, k. 42
schiever, s.
schmiedel, d.
72
33
vaillancourt, r. 116
schroeder, n.
schwasgerie, f.
scritchfield, f.
102,156,167
164
31
vallance, j.
vollhard, c.
volpe, r.
183
116
127
seaton, d. 72
sharp, s. 82,108,167 waddilove, g, 217
sheldon, c. 41 wade, c. 26
shook, r. 180 wahl, t. 76
shore, r. 87,164 Wallace, v. 76
sickles, p. 175 walling, j. 79
silver, v, 127 ward, n, 110
simon, m. 42 ward, p. 93,108
simonoff, 1. 49 •--ward, p. 163
skupa, b. 73,175 warner, m. 107,167
sloan, m. 87 watkins, w. 26
smith, a. 20 weaver, s. 78
smith, a. 143,168 weber, 1. 169
smith, b. 73 weitzel, a. 37
smith, r. 127 welch, d. 116
smith, w. 180 welch, k. 116
synder, j. 127 wellman, j. 107,167
spa 120 wells, h. 45
spring play 126 west, m. 178
Stafford, h. 183 westfall, h. 20
standish, j. 20 whitaker, f. 21
stanfill, r. 177 white, j. 23
starr, j. 28 white, r. 172
stefaunatos, j. 73 wielochowski, r. 77,172,176
stephenson, r. 178 wilgar, g. 175
stevens, b. 180 willard, r. 26
stibor, d. 178 williams, c. 163
stock, r. 42 williams, n. 42
stone, j. 175 wills, a. 177
strahlem, r. 26 wilson, b. 78,84
strange, 1. 127 wilson, j. 172
stuart, m. 178 wilson, v. 107,167
stuhff, m. 116 womble, j.
workman, d.
110,169
169
taylor, 1. 164 wyant, b. 116
terry, b. 176 wyman, a. 48
this book is an attempt
to create
moods
and record moments
when faces listen
with art in listening
selectivity
accepting-rejecting
the good
the beautiful
listening with intent eyes
critically
patiently
with hearts
creating germs for ideas
and I
with deepest yearnings-high aspirations
listen with depth
with an ear of intuition
for inspiration . . .
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